Patents by Inventor Peter Savage
Peter Savage has filed for patents to protect the following inventions. This listing includes patent applications that are pending as well as patents that have already been granted by the United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO).
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Publication number: 20250059608Abstract: Provided herein are methods, devices, and systems comprising identification of a panel of gene markers useful for immune cell typing and identifying, detecting, and/or monitoring disease conditions in a subject in need thereof, including infections, cancer and autoimmune conditions. The methods also provide for assays for determining the levels of said markers prior to and after treatment of a condition in the subject, wherein the condition is impacted by one or more factors including age, occupation or environment of the subject.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 19, 2022Publication date: February 20, 2025Applicant: ALLEN INSTITUTEInventors: Thomas F. BUMOL, Xiao-Jun LI, Adam SAVAGE, Peter SKENE, Troy TORGERSON, Suhas VASAIKAR
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Publication number: 20200401993Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for implementation of a rolling key to identify systems inventories. One method may include receiving, by an inventory system from a client system, a key and a key component, wherein the key component comprises a random string of characters generated by the client system, transmitting an acknowledgement to the client system that the key component was received by the inventory system, the acknowledgement to cause the client system to store the key component as part of a new key used to identify the client system, and storing the key component as part of the new key to identify the client system.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 4, 2020Publication date: December 24, 2020Inventors: Peter Savage, Jason Frey
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Patent number: 10769586Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for implementation of a rolling key to identify systems inventories. One method may include receiving, by a processing device of an inventory server from a client system, a key and a key component, wherein the key component comprises a random string of characters generated by the client system to uniquely identify the client system; identifying, using the key as an identifier, the client system in an inventory database of the inventory server; transmitting an acknowledgement to the client system that the client system has been identified in the inventory database and that the inventory server received the key component, the acknowledgement to cause the client system to store the key component as part of a new key used to identify the client system; and storing the key component, wherein storing the key component causes a modification of the key used to identify the client system.Type: GrantFiled: November 29, 2018Date of Patent: September 8, 2020Assignee: Red Hat, Inc.Inventors: Peter Savage, Jason Frey
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Publication number: 20200175460Abstract: Disclosed are systems and methods for implementation of a rolling key to identify systems inventories. One method may include receiving, by a processing device of an inventory server from a client system, a key and a key component, wherein the key component comprises a random string of characters generated by the client system to uniquely identify the client system; identifying, using the key as an identifier, the client system in an inventory database of the inventory server; transmitting an acknowledgement to the client system that the client system has been identified in the inventory database and that the inventory server received the key component, the acknowledgement to cause the client system to store the key component as part of a new key used to identify the client system; and storing the key component, wherein storing the key component causes a modification of the key used to identify the client system.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 29, 2018Publication date: June 4, 2020Inventors: Peter Savage, Jason Frey
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Patent number: 8590175Abstract: Methods for making footwear products include: (a) applying cement to a surface of an upper and/or midsole; (b) cooling the upper and/or midsole so that these parts will move relative to one another despite the cement's presence; and (c) placing the midsole in the upper. Additional methods include: (a) providing an upper having an interior chamber; (b) placing a prelast member including a midsole allowance part into the chamber; (c) removing the prelast member; and (d) placing a midsole in the chamber. The upper and/or midsole may have cement applied thereto and may be cooled before the insertion step, as described above. When sufficiently cooled, the cement will not immediately bind the parts contacting it, but it will allow relative movement of these parts. After the midsole is positioned in the upper, the assembly may be heated to activate the cement and fix the parts together.Type: GrantFiled: November 6, 2009Date of Patent: November 26, 2013Assignee: Nike, Inc.Inventors: Kurt Joseph Stockbridge, Peter Savage, Sean Michael McDowell, Sung Yuan Lee, Shih-Chang Huang, Tien Yuan Huang
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Publication number: 20130296088Abstract: A drive train for a hybrid vehicle, and which includes an internal combustion engine, at least one electric machine, a first planetary gear and a second planetary gear between a transmission input shaft, which is in drive connection to the output shaft of the internal combustion engine, and a transmission output shaft.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 13, 2011Publication date: November 7, 2013Applicant: AVL LIST GMBHInventor: Peter Savage
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Publication number: 20130026825Abstract: An aircraft interior power converter comprises electronic circuitry that includes a primary power converter operative to convert an AC input power supply to a primary DC output power supply, a regulator for at least one of the DC output voltages required, the regulator being operative to receive the primary DC output power supply and generate a DC input power supply at the voltage required for a particular DC outlet connected to that regulator. An output protection circuit is provided for each DC outlet and is operative to receive a DC input voltage. Each output protection circuit comprises a comparator circuit that generates a load signal indicative of the electrical load being taken by that DC outlet, compares that load signal against a predetermined load limit, and generates an output control signal to disconnect the DC input voltage from the DC outlet if the load signal exceeds the predetermined load limit.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 27, 2012Publication date: January 31, 2013Applicant: Wessex Advanced Switching Products LimitedInventors: Clive Peter Savage, Graham Nigel Hildyard
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Publication number: 20100050481Abstract: Methods for making footwear products include: (a) applying cement to a surface of an upper and/or midsole; (b) cooling the upper and/or midsole so that these parts will move relative to one another despite the cement's presence; and (c) placing the midsole in the upper. Additional methods include: (a) providing an upper having an interior chamber; (b) placing a prelast member including a midsole allowance part into the chamber; (c) removing the prelast member; and (d) placing a midsole in the chamber. The upper and/or midsole may have cement applied thereto and may be cooled before the insertion step, as described above. When sufficiently cooled, the cement will not immediately bind the parts contacting it, but it will allow relative movement of these parts. After the midsole is positioned in the upper, the assembly may be heated to activate the cement and fix the parts together.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 6, 2009Publication date: March 4, 2010Applicant: NIKE, INC.Inventors: Kurt Joseph Stockbridge, Peter Savage, Sean Michael McDowell, Sung Yuan Lee, Shih-Chang Huang, Tien-Yuan Huang
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Patent number: 7634831Abstract: Methods for making footwear products include: (a) applying cement to a surface of an upper and/or midsole; (b) cooling the upper and/or midsole so that these parts will move relative to one another despite the cement's presence; and (c) placing the midsole in the upper. Additional methods include: (a) providing an upper having an interior chamber; (b) placing a prelast member including a midsole allowance part into the chamber; (c) removing the prelast member; and (d) placing a midsole in the chamber. The upper and/or midsole may have cement applied thereto and may be cooled before the insertion step, as described above. When sufficiently cooled, the cement will not immediately bind the parts contacting it, but it will allow relative movement of these parts. After the midsole is positioned in the upper, the assembly may be heated to activate the cement and fix the parts together.Type: GrantFiled: June 2, 2005Date of Patent: December 22, 2009Assignee: NIKE, Inc.Inventors: Kurt Joseph Stockbridge, Peter Savage, Sean Michael McDowell, Sung Yuan Lee, Shih-Chang Huang, Tien-Yuan Huang
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Patent number: 7447158Abstract: A system and method for testing signals in digital-network packets includes generation of reference clips and associated reference key values and comparison of the reference key values with current key values associated with incoming current-digital-network packets under test In this way the incoming current-digital-network packets can be tested for either a correct audio and/or video signal or a signal with sufficiently high signal integrity to allow it to be understood by a user at a destination point.Type: GrantFiled: January 28, 2004Date of Patent: November 4, 2008Assignee: Empirix Inc.Inventors: Peter Savage, John D. Doyle, Monica Chandnani, David Hsing-Wang Wong, Tibor Ivanyi, Eduardo Joo, Jason Neri
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Publication number: 20060059713Abstract: Methods for making footwear products include: (a) applying cement to a surface of an upper and/or midsole; (b) cooling the upper and/or midsole so that these parts will move relative to one another despite the cement's presence; and (c) placing the midsole in the upper. Additional methods include: (a) providing an upper having an interior chamber; (b) placing a prelast member including a midsole allowance part into the chamber; (c) removing the prelast member; and (d) placing a midsole in the chamber. The upper and/or midsole may have cement applied thereto and may be cooled before the insertion step, as described above. When sufficiently cooled, the cement will not immediately bind the parts contacting it, but it will allow relative movement of these parts. After the midsole is positioned in the upper, the assembly may be heated to activate the cement and fix the parts together.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 2, 2005Publication date: March 23, 2006Applicant: Nike, Inc.Inventors: Kurt Stockbridge, Peter Savage, Sean McDowell, Sung Yuan Lee, Shih-Chang Huang, Tien-Yuan Huang
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Patent number: 6957420Abstract: A method is disclosed for testing applications that include non-deterministic behavior. The presently disclosed method generates test code for testing deterministic behavior of an application. When instances of non-deterministic behavior of the application being tested are encountered, the method provides acceptable alternate behaviors, such that the non-deterministic behavior can be effectively tested. The method may be implemented as a software test tool that utilizes a graphical programming interface to make the test generation simple and easy to use.Type: GrantFiled: August 30, 2001Date of Patent: October 18, 2005Assignee: E m pirix Inc.Inventors: Wesley C. Hand, Jr., Mark Trumpler, Eric Noorda, Albert Seeley, Kathy Campbell, Nathan W. David, Peter Savage
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Publication number: 20050163052Abstract: A system and method for testing signals in digital-network packets includes generation of reference clips and associated reference key values and comparison of the reference key values with current key values associated with incoming current-digital-network packets under test In this way the incoming current-digital-network packets can be tested for either a correct audio and/or video signal or a signal with sufficiently high signal integrity to allow it to be understood by a user at a destination point.Type: ApplicationFiled: January 28, 2004Publication date: July 28, 2005Inventors: Peter Savage, John Doyle, Monica Chandnani, David Wong, Tibor Ivanyi, Eduardo Joo, Jason Neri
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Publication number: 20040015865Abstract: The present invention provides data synthesis for a test sequence used to test methods of a software component. The present invention allows a wide variety of data types and forms to be synthesized in order to test the component. The present method generates parameter data and places it into a data table where each row of the table provides a single instance of that data for the method.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 13, 2002Publication date: January 22, 2004Inventors: Kevin Cirone, Thomas Mayberry, Peter Savage, Mark Trumpler
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Publication number: 20030046626Abstract: A method is disclosed for testing applications that include non-deterministic behavior. The presently disclosed method generates test code for testing deterministic behavior of an application. When instances of non-deterministic behavior of the application being tested are encountered, the method provides acceptable alternate behaviors, such that the non-deterministic behavior can be effectively tested. The method may be implemented as a software test tool that utilizes a graphical programming interface to make the test generation simple and easy to use.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 30, 2001Publication date: March 6, 2003Inventors: Wesley C. Hand, Mark Trumpler, Eric Noorda, Albert Seeley, Kathy Campbell, Nathan W. David, Peter Savage
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Patent number: 6110376Abstract: A method and apparatus for the treatment of the 5th Effect combined evaporator condensate generated by kraft process pulp mills. The method includes the removal from effluents of organic compounds that result in BOD, COD and toxicity by the use of reverse osmosis. Through the use of a reverse osmosis membrane system there is provided a simple, economical and efficient treatment process for clean evaporator condensate, and in particular the 5th Effect combined evaporator condensate.Type: GrantFiled: December 14, 1998Date of Patent: August 29, 2000Assignee: J. D. Irving, LimitedInventors: Peter Savage, Farshad Piroozmand