Patents by Inventor Sherry Lee
Sherry Lee 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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Patent number: 7835956Abstract: A system for processing invoices including a front-end requisition and catalog system; a back-end procurement system; a scanner for scanning images of invoices; an image system and store for storing said scanned images and serving them to said workstation keyed to said invoice in connection with positive or negative confirmation processing of the invoice.Type: GrantFiled: October 11, 2007Date of Patent: November 16, 2010Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Thomas Alexander Aber, Patricia Ann Chauncey, Susan Bumgardner Cirulli, Glenn Paul Modrak, William Montgomery Sjostrom, Sherry Lee Wilson
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Patent number: 7789403Abstract: A lightweight vanity cart with a mirror mounted on the top that can pivot from a closed to an open position. The mirror can be illuminated with a light strip. The vanity cart provides receptacles, drawers and racks for organizing and storing hair styling tools and personal care items, including cosmetics, hair styling products, lotions, cleansers, applicators, brushes, etc. The vanity cart, which is mounted on wheels, is easily moved from place to place. It provides electrical receptacles for plugging in the cords of electrical styling tools. A master power cord, which supplies electricity to the receptacles, is plugged into a wall receptacle.Type: GrantFiled: May 27, 2008Date of Patent: September 7, 2010Assignee: Sleeka Vi Int'l, LLCInventor: Sherry Lee Wilsher
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Publication number: 20100036752Abstract: A novel retail method of and system for (a) vendor(s) to enroll store(s) and manage an on-line catalog/menu of available goods/services through use of a website, (b) a customer to pre-select one or more “favorite” orders offered by vendor(s) through the use of a website, (c) a customer to subsequently initiate the ordering of one or more such pre-selected favorite(s) when at an Internet-connected terminal located at such a vendor's premises, with the system connecting one or more of the on-site ordering devices to an application that matches the customer to his/her pre-selected order(s) for the customer to then confirm (or cancel to abort the transaction) the specific pre-selected order to fulfill and alerts the order fulfillment personnel at store from where the order was initiated, and then (d) debits the customer's pre-paid account while providing a means of crediting the vendor providing the goods and/or service.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 5, 2009Publication date: February 11, 2010Inventors: Sherry Lee Berkin, Christopher Michael Berkin, Michael Peter Fox
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Publication number: 20090295110Abstract: A lightweight vanity cart with a mirror mounted on the top that can pivot from a closed to an open position. The mirror can be illuminated with a light strip. The vanity cart provides receptacles, drawers and racks for organizing and storing hair styling tools and personal care items, including cosmetics, hair styling products, lotions, cleansers, applicators, brushes, etc. The vanity cart, which is mounted on wheels, is easily moved from place to place. It provides electrical receptacles for plugging in the cords of electrical styling tools. A master power cord, which supplies electricity to the receptacles, is plugged into a wall receptacle.Type: ApplicationFiled: May 27, 2008Publication date: December 3, 2009Inventor: Sherry Lee Wilsher
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Patent number: 7527987Abstract: Fast localization of electrically measured defects of integrated circuits includes providing information for fabricating a test chip having test structures configured for parallel electrical testing. The test structures on the test chip are electrically tested employing a parallel electrical tester. The results of the electrical testing are analyzed to localize defects on the test chip.Type: GrantFiled: December 11, 2003Date of Patent: May 5, 2009Assignee: PDF Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Dennis Ciplickas, Christopher Hess, Sherry Lee, Larg Weiland
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Patent number: 7487474Abstract: An integrated circuit is designed to improve yield when manufacturing the integrated circuit, by obtaining a design element from a set of design elements used in designing integrated circuits. A variant design element is created based on the obtained design element, where a feature of the obtained design element is modified to create the variant design element. A yield to area ratio for the variant design element is determined. If the yield to area ratio of the variant design element is greater than a yield to area ratio of the obtained design element, the variant design element is retained to be used in designing the integrated circuit.Type: GrantFiled: November 17, 2003Date of Patent: February 3, 2009Assignee: PDF Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Dennis Ciplickas, Joe Davis, Christopher Hess, Sherry Lee, Enrico Malavasi, Abdulmobeen Mohammad, Ratibor Radojcic, Brian Stine, Rakesh Vallishayee, Stefano Zanella, Nicola Dragone, Carlo Guardiani, Michel Quarantelli, Stefano Tonello, Joshi Aniruddha
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Publication number: 20080120212Abstract: A system for processing invoices including a front-end requisition and catalog system; a back-end procurement system; a scanner for scanning images of invoices; an image system and store for storing said scanned images and serving them to said workstation keyed to said invoice in connection with positive or negative confirmation processing of the invoice.Type: ApplicationFiled: October 11, 2007Publication date: May 22, 2008Inventors: Thomas Alexander Aber, Patricia Ann Chauncey, Susan Bumgardner Cirulli, Glenn Paul Modrak, William Montgomery Sjostrom, Sherry Lee Wilson
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Patent number: 7356496Abstract: A system and method for keeping ledger accounts in synchronization between a back-end procurement system and a front-end requisition and catalog system. An extract utility extracts a file of general ledger (G/L) accounts, including account code, description, and company code, from a chart of accounts in the back-end and transfers it to the front-end, where it is updated by an update utility to include company group code from a company group table and then loaded into a data store of valid general ledger accounts. Maintenance of the front end data store of valid accounts includes pushing to all companies in a company group ledger code entered with respect to any one of the companies in that group.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2001Date of Patent: April 8, 2008Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Timothy R. Kane, Thomas William Rath, Russell Thomas White, Jr., Sherry Lee Wilson
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Patent number: 7283976Abstract: A system for processing invoices including a front-end requisition and catalog system; a back-end procurement system; a scanner for scanning images of invoices; an image system and store for storing said scanned images and serving them to said workstation keyed to said invoice in connection with positive or negative confirmation processing of the invoice.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2001Date of Patent: October 16, 2007Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Thomas Alexander Aber, Patricia Ann Chauncey, Susan Bumgardner Cirulli, Glenn Paul Modrak, William Montgomery Sjostrom, Sherry Lee Wilson
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Publication number: 20070118242Abstract: A system and method for predicting yield of integrated circuits includes at least one type of characterization vehicle which incorporates at least one feature which is representative of at least one type of feature to be incorporated in the final integrated circuit product. The characterization vehicle is subjected to at least one of the process operations making up the fabrication cycle to be used in fabricating the integrated circuit product in order to produce a yield model. The yield model embodies a layout as defined by the characterization vehicle and preferably includes features which facilitate the gathering of electrical test data and testing of prototype sections at operating speeds. An extraction engine extracts predetermined layout attributes from a proposed product layout. Operating on the yield model, the extraction engine produces yield predictions as a function of layout attributes and broken down by layers or steps in the fabrication process.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2006Publication date: May 24, 2007Applicant: PDF Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Brian Stine, Christopher Hess, John Kibarian, Kimon Michaels, Joseph Davis, Purnendu Mozumder, Sherry Lee, Larg Weiland, Dennis Ciplickas, David Stashower
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Patent number: 7155403Abstract: A leveraged procurement network (LPN) system for leveraging purchasing across company and company groups includes a front-end requisition and catalog system accessible by users from a plurality of companies in different company groups. Access to procurement resources is controlled by user profiles and resource profiles specifying for each user and resource the applicable company group. Purchases against volume specific contracts are leveraged by requisitions for a plurality of company groups, while user access to procurement resources within the front-end system are controlled by company and/or company group.Type: GrantFiled: March 22, 2001Date of Patent: December 26, 2006Assignee: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Susan Bumgardner Cirulli, Robert Martin Evans, Gerald R. Robinson, Sherry Lee Wilson
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Publication number: 20060277506Abstract: A system and method for predicting yield of integrated circuits includes at least one type of characterization vehicle which incorporates at least one feature which is representative of at least one type of feature to be incorporated in the final integrated circuit product. The characterization vehicle is subjected to at least one of the process operations making up the fabrication cycle to be used in fabricating the integrated circuit product in order to produce a yield model. The yield model embodies a layout as defined by the characterization vehicle and preferably includes features which facilitate the gathering of electrical test data and testing of prototype sections at operating speeds. An extraction engine extracts predetermined layout attributes from a proposed product layout. Operating on the yield model, the extraction engine produces yield predictions as a function of layout attributes and broken down by layers or steps in the fabrication process.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2006Publication date: December 7, 2006Applicant: PDF Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Brian Stine, Christopher Hess, John Kibarian, Kimon Michaels, Joseph Davis, Purnendu Mozumder, Sherry Lee, Larg Weiland, Dennis Ciplickas, David Stashower
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Publication number: 20060105475Abstract: Fast localization of electrically measured defects of integrated circuits includes providing information for fabricating a test chip having test structures configured for parallel electrical testing. The test structures on the test chip are electrically tested employing a parallel electrical tester. The results of the electrical testing are analyzed to localize defects on the test chip.Type: ApplicationFiled: December 11, 2003Publication date: May 18, 2006Inventors: Dennis Ciplickas, Christopher Hess, Sherry Lee, Larg Weiland
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Publication number: 20060101355Abstract: An integrated circuit is designed to improve yield when manufacturing the integrated circuit, by obtaining a design element from a set of design elements used in designing integrated circuits. A variant design element is created based on the obtained design element, where a feature of the obtained design element is modified to create the variant design element. A yield to area ratio for the variant design element is determined.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 17, 2003Publication date: May 11, 2006Applicant: PDF Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Dennis Ciplickas, Joe Davis, Christopher Hess, Sherry Lee, Enrico Malavasi, Abdulmobeen Mohammad, Ratibor Radojcic, Brian Stine, Rakesh Vallishayee, Stefano Zanella, Nicola Dragone, Carlo Guardiani, Michel Quarantelli, Stefano Tonello, Joshi Aniruddha
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Publication number: 20050158888Abstract: A system and method for predicting yield of integrated circuits includes at least one type of characterization vehicle which incorporates at least one feature which is representative of at least one type of feature to be incorporated in the final integrated circuit product. The characterization vehicle is subjected to at least one of the process operations making up the fabrication cycle to be used in fabricating the integrated circuit product in order to produce a yield model. The yield model embodies a layout as defined by the characterization vehicle and preferably includes features which facilitate the gathering of electrical test data and testing of prototype sections at operating speeds. An extraction engine extracts predetermined layout attributes from a proposed product layout. Operating on the yield model, the extraction engine produces yield predictions as a function of layout attributes and broken down by layers or steps in the fabrication process.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 10, 2005Publication date: July 21, 2005Applicant: PDF Solutions, Inc.Inventors: Brian Stine, Christopher Hess, John Kibarian, Kimon Michaels, Joseph Davis, Purnendu Mozumder, Sherry Lee, Larg Weiland, Dennis Ciplickas, David Stashower
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Publication number: 20030057750Abstract: The Car Seat Cooler is a fabric cover that will stretch entirely over a child's sit up position car seat. The purpose is to block the sun's harmful rays from heating up the dark plastic and metal used in the construction of car seats, heating up to temperatures so high, that it can cause severe discomfort and burning to a child's skin. The Car Seat Cooler will not cool down the car seat but will block out the sun's rays, keeping it cooler so that a child can be safely placed into a car seat that has been sitting under the sun. The Car Seat Cooler will be stored safely in a storage bag when it is not in use.Type: ApplicationFiled: September 25, 2001Publication date: March 27, 2003Inventor: Sherry Lee Blackler
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Publication number: 20020143699Abstract: An invoice processing system includes a requisition and catalog server (referred to as a Req/Cat Web, or RCW, server), a procurement services system (SAP), and a requester terminal (browser). ReqCat Web allows requesters to input requirements (requisitions) which ReqCat then passes to SAP, which creates purchase orders, sends them to vendors for fulfillment, receives the vendors invoices, and prepares the payments. Commodities may be designated as either receivable or non-receivable, and this designation is stored in ReqCat web and passed to SAP on inbound requisitions. Payments on invoices received for non-receivable items are approved via a positive confirmation process, and payments on invoices received for receivable items are approved via a negative confirmation process. Positive acceptance of an invoice by a requester of commodities triggers automatic generation of a goods received (move) ticket.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 28, 2001Publication date: October 3, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Carl Steven Baumann, Michael Randy May, John Irving Munson, William Montgomery Sjostrom, Sherry Lee Wilson
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Publication number: 20020138281Abstract: A leveraged procurement network (LPN) system for leveraging purchasing across company and company groups includes a front-end requisition and catalog system accessible by users from a plurality of companies in different company groups. Access to procurement resources is controlled by user profiles and resource profiles specifying for each user and resource the applicable company group. Purchases against volume specific contracts are leveraged by requisitions for a plurality of company groups, while user access to procurement resources within the front-end system are controlled by company and/or company group.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2001Publication date: September 26, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Susan Bumgardner Cirulli, Robert Martin Evans, Gerald R. Robinson, Sherry Lee Wilson
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Publication number: 20020138282Abstract: A system for processing invoices including a front-end requisition and catalog system; a back-end procurement system; a scanner for scanning images of invoices; an image system and store for storing said scanned images and serving them to said workstation keyed to said invoice in connection with positive or negative confirmation processing of the invoice.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2001Publication date: September 26, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Thomas Alexander Aber, Patricia Ann Chauncey, Susan Bumgardner Cirulli, Glenn Paul Modrak, William Montgomery Sjostrom, Sherry Lee Wilson
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Publication number: 20020138375Abstract: A system and method for keeping ledger accounts in synchronization between a back-end procurement system and a front-end requisition and catalog system. An extract utility extracts a file of general ledger (G/L) accounts, including account code, description, and company code, from a chart of accounts in the back-end and transfers it to the front-end, where it is updated by an update utility to include company group code from a company group table and then loaded into a data store of valid general ledger accounts. Maintenance of the front end data store of valid accounts includes pushing to all companies in a company group ledger code entered with respect to any one of the companies in that group.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 22, 2001Publication date: September 26, 2002Applicant: International Business Machines CorporationInventors: Timothy R. Kane, Thomas William Rath, Russell Thomas White, Sherry Lee Wilson