Patents by Inventor William Casey
William Casey 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: 12026254Abstract: A method includes predicting, before a first period of time, a plurality of predicted event metric values and value ranges corresponding to a first plurality of events to occur over the first period of time based on a plurality of prediction models, determining an actual event metric value of the first plurality of events, and determining a plurality of model range multi-partition error (MRME) values indicative of an accuracy, precision, and relative range of the forecasting models based on the actual event metric values, value ranges, and the predicted event metric values. The method includes selecting one of the forecasting models based on the MRME values, determining a cyber security control limit based on a predicted event metric value or predicted event metric range by the selected forecasting model, and outputting an alert based on an actual event metric value being outside of the cyber security control limit.Type: GrantFiled: June 17, 2022Date of Patent: July 2, 2024Assignee: OPTUM, INC.Inventors: Ziqian Huang, Matthew H. Murphy, Michael J. Levin, William Casey
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Publication number: 20230409703Abstract: A method includes predicting, before a first period of time, a plurality of predicted event metric values and value ranges corresponding to a first plurality of events to occur over the first period of time based on a plurality of prediction models, determining an actual event metric value of the first plurality of events, and determining a plurality of model range multi-partition error (MRME) values indicative of an accuracy, precision, and relative range of the forecasting models based on the actual event metric values, value ranges, and the predicted event metric values. The method includes selecting one of the forecasting models based on the MRME values, determining a cyber security control limit based on a predicted event metric value or predicted event metric range by the selected forecasting model, and outputting an alert based on an actual event metric value being outside of the cyber security control limit.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 17, 2022Publication date: December 21, 2023Inventors: Ziqian Huang, Matthew H. Murphy, Michael J. Levin, William Casey
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Publication number: 20190054725Abstract: A coater configured to manufacture a laminated coated product. The coater includes a first coating station configured to apply an adhesive to a side of a first cellulose based substrate, a first nip assembly configured to press the adhesive coated side of the first cellulose based substrate to a second cellulose based substrate to form a laminate, a first dryer section configured to dry the adhesive in the laminate, a second coating station configured to apply a coating to the second cellulose based substrate side of the laminate, a second dryer section configured to dry the coating on the laminate, and a reel section configured to wind a reel of the laminate.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 13, 2018Publication date: February 21, 2019Inventors: Douglas OSTERBERG, Mark GOCKER, April VAN CAMP, William CASEY
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Publication number: 20170044882Abstract: A plunger lift lubricator including a lower lubricator section having an internal lubricator bore extending axially from a top thread profile to a bottom flange profile an outlet pipe connector comprising a body having a vertical throughbore forming a portion of the lubricator bore and a radial passage extending through a pipe connector profile to the vertical throughbore.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 10, 2016Publication date: February 16, 2017Inventors: Clinton McShane Casey, William Casey
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Patent number: 8401773Abstract: An air traffic control system, for use by a human controller controlling a plurality of aircraft held vertically separated in a stack above a minimum stack level, the system comprising at least one processor, and a display device for the human controller, controlled by said at least one processor; further comprising: means for periodically inputting a value representative of local terrestrial air pressure conditions; means for periodically inputting an aircraft flight level reading representing an altitude defined by a reference air pressure measured on the aircraft; means for periodically generating a display on said display device comprising a plurality of flight levels vertically arranged; means for indicating in said display said plurality of aircraft, arranged in a vertical list ranked by flight level; said at least one processor being arranged, on reception of a new said value, to redetermine said minimum stack level and to vary said display so as to indicate changes to said minimum stack level.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2007Date of Patent: March 19, 2013Assignee: Nats (En Route) Public Limited CompanyInventors: Robert Eagles, Jenny Weston, William Casey, Martin Southall
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Patent number: 8306724Abstract: An air traffic control system, for use by a controller controlling a plurality of aircraft held vertically separated in a stack, the system comprising at least one processor; a display device for the control generating a display controlled by said at least one processor, and at least one device for selectively receiving, from said aircraft, an indication of their intended future altitudes; in which said processor is arranged to receive such intended altitude data; to compare said intended altitude data with current altitude and/or intended altitude data of other aircraft; and to generate said display on said display device so as to list said plurality of aircraft, to highlight a first part of the display relating to a first aircraft whose intended altitude overlaps with the current or intended altitude of at least one said second aircraft, and to highlight also a second part of the display relating to said second aircraft.Type: GrantFiled: June 29, 2007Date of Patent: November 6, 2012Assignee: Nats (En Route) Public Limited CompanyInventors: Adrian John Price, William Casey
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Publication number: 20100049430Abstract: An air traffic control system, for use by a human controller controlling a plurality of aircraft held vertically separated in a stack above a minimum stack level, the system comprising at least one processor, and a display device for the human controller, controlled by said at least one processor; further comprising: means for periodically inputting a value representative of local terrestrial air pressure conditions; means for periodically inputting an aircraft flight level reading representing an altitude defined by a reference air pressure measured on the aircraft; means for periodically generating a display on said display device comprising a plurality of flight levels vertically arranged; means for indicating in said display said plurality of aircraft, arranged in a vertical list ranked by flight level; said at least one processor being arranged, on reception of a new said value, to redetermine said minimum stack level and to vary said display so as to indicate changes to said minimum stack level.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2007Publication date: February 25, 2010Applicant: NATS (EN ROUTE) PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANYInventors: Robert Eagles, Jenny Weston, William Casey, Martin Southall
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Publication number: 20100030457Abstract: An air traffic control system, for use by a controller controlling a plurality of aircraft held vertically separated in a stack, the system comprising at least one processor; a display device for the control generating a display controlled by said at least one processor, and at least one device for selectively receiving, from said aircraft, an indication of their intended future altitudes; in which said processor is arranged to receive such intended altitude data; to compare said intended altitude data with current altitude and/or intended altitude data of other aircraft; and to generate said display on said display device so as to list said plurality of aircraft, to highlight a first part of the display relating to a first aircraft whose intended altitude overlaps with the current or intended altitude of at least one said second aircraft, and to highlight also a second part of the display relating to said second aircraft.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 29, 2007Publication date: February 4, 2010Applicant: NATS (EN ROUTE) PUBLIC LIMITED COMPANYInventors: Adrian John Price, William Casey
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Publication number: 20070023056Abstract: A smoking article, such as a cigarette, includes a lighting end and a mouth end. The lighting end is a longitudinally extending segment comprising smokable material that is intended to be lit and burned, and the resulting smoke generated by the burning of that smokable material is intended to be drawn into the mouth of the smoker through the mouth end of smoking article. A mouth end piece is located at the mouth end of the smoking article, and the mouth end piece allows the smoking article to be placed in the mouth of the smoker to be drawn upon. The smoking article further incorporates an aerosol-generation system that is located between the lighting end segment and the mouth end piece. The aerosol-generation system includes (i) a heat generation segment located adjacent to the lighting end segment, and (ii) an aerosol-generation region located between the heat generation segment and the mouth end piece. The aerosol-generation region incorporates an aerosol-forming material (e.g., glycerin and flavors).Type: ApplicationFiled: August 1, 2005Publication date: February 1, 2007Inventors: Daniel Cantrell, William Casey, Evon Crooks, Billy Conner, Joanne Taylor, Jeffrey Willis, Dempsey Brewer, Wayne Davis, James Stone
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Publication number: 20070003369Abstract: A sediment control wattle including a sheath formed of a geotextile, the sheath containing a filler media. An apron extends from the sheath providing an element that may be pinned or otherwise attached to a terrain in a manner that reduces migration and flow of fluid and sediment underneath the wattles. The sediment control wattle may also include a joint wrap which permits adjacent wattles to be joined to form a sediment control system in a manner that reduces migration and flow of fluid and sediment between wattles.Type: ApplicationFiled: July 1, 2005Publication date: January 4, 2007Inventors: Robert Hanson, William Casey
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Publication number: 20060200368Abstract: A system for coordinating healthcare and services for an individual includes an assessment module programmed to collect data from the individual associated with internal and external factors related to the individual, an analysis module programmed to analyze the data and to recommend services based on the analysis, and a graphical module programmed to graphically represent the analyzed data. A method for coordinating healthcare and services for an individual includes collecting data from the individual associated with internal and external factors related to the individual, analyzing the data to recommend services, and generating a graphical representation of the analyzed data.Type: ApplicationFiled: March 2, 2006Publication date: September 7, 2006Applicant: Health Capital Management, Inc.Inventor: William Casey
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Publication number: 20050206400Abstract: An integrated circuit characterization printed circuit board and method are provided for improving the uniformity of impedance introduced by a test fixture across all of the pins of an integrated circuit device. The printed circuit board includes an array of substantially similar test contacts numbering greater than the pins of the integrated circuit device. The array of test contacts includes an active portion configured for electrically coupling with the corresponding pins on the integrated circuit device and an inactive portion adjacent to the active portion and electrically coupled to a reference signal on the printed circuit board.Type: ApplicationFiled: June 1, 2005Publication date: September 22, 2005Inventors: William Casey, David Cuthbert, Olivia McGrew
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Publication number: 20050024039Abstract: An integrated circuit characterization printed circuit board and method are provided for improving the uniformity of impedance introduced by a test fixture across all of the pins of an integrated circuit device. The printed circuit board includes an array of substantially similar test contacts numbering greater than the pins of the integrated circuit device. The array of test contacts includes an active portion configured for electrically coupling with the corresponding pins on the integrated circuit device and an inactive portion adjacent to the active portion and electrically coupled to a reference signal on the printed circuit board.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 25, 2004Publication date: February 3, 2005Inventors: William Casey, David Cuthbert, Olivia McGrew
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Publication number: 20050011660Abstract: A plurality of electrical interconnections may be formed in an electrical device including a first component having a plurality of contact pads and a second component having a plurality of contact pads. The two components are placed in a confronting spaced relationship such that each contact pad of the first component locationally corresponds to one of the contact pads of the second component. The contact pads of the second component are further arranged such that at least two of the contact pads are laterally offset relative to their locationally corresponding contact pads on the first component with one of the at least two contact pads being offset in a first direction while the other is offset in another direction. A mass of conductive material is disposed between each contact pad of the first component and its corresponding contact pad of the second component.Type: ApplicationFiled: August 17, 2004Publication date: January 20, 2005Inventors: John Caldwell, William Casey
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Publication number: 20050008825Abstract: A three-dimensionally embossed non-woven fabric, which is comprised of fibers and/or filaments (3) oriented primarily in the moving direction (2) of the machine, and has zones (5, 7) with regularly alternating elevations (4a, 8a) and indentations (4b, 8b), which are separated from one another by non-embossed areas (6) that are continuous in the moving direction (2) of the machine. These non-embossed areas constitute a proportion ranging from 5% to 50% with regard to the entire surface of the non-woven fabric (1) and the elevations (4a, 8a), and indentations (4b, 8b), when viewed from the opposite side, form indentations or elevations respectively, whereby the surfaces (10a, 10b) delimited by the elevations give the non-woven fabric an apparent thickness ranging from 0.5 mm to 5.5 mm.Type: ApplicationFiled: November 18, 2002Publication date: January 13, 2005Inventors: William Casey, Claudio Suarez
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Patent number: 6254790Abstract: A method for filtering suspended materials from a cooking substance, e.g. oil or shortening, in a central filtration system 100. The method including the steps of (i) receiving the cooking substance in a first tank 106 from a deep fryer and filtering in a first filtration stage through a separator 112 and returning to the first tank 106; (ii) transitioning to a second stage by filling a second tank 118; (iii) filtering in a second filtration stage through filters 120 and 112; and (iv) holding the cooking substance in a heated tank 126 before returning to the deep fryer. Each stage commences when a certain condition is met, e.g. a predetermine level or weight of cooking substance in a tank or a predetermined clarity of the cooking substance.Type: GrantFiled: April 21, 1999Date of Patent: July 3, 2001Assignee: Henny Penny CorporationInventors: James D. King, William Casey
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Patent number: 5038367Abstract: A polling device (10) includes a housing (12), pushbuttons (14, 16) mounted on the housing for receiving customer responses to an inquiry, circuitry for counting and storing the number of times each pushbutton (14, 16) is depressed, and a time delay circuit for disabling the counting circuitry for a predetermined period of time after one of the pushbuttons has been depressed for discouraging repetitive voting. A display unit (46) for reading and displaying the number of times each pushbutton (14, 16) has been depressed is also provided.Type: GrantFiled: December 29, 1989Date of Patent: August 6, 1991Inventors: William Casey, Darwin Eakins