US10378848(STURM RUGER & CO [US])
[0019] The features of the exemplary embodiments will be described with reference to the following drawings where like elements are labeled similarly, and in which:
US9687401(HILL ROM SERVICES INC [US])
[0046] In the following detailed description, a person support apparatus that can be used in one or more embodiments will first be described. Then, various embodiments including a moveable footboard that can be used to perform a leg press exercise will be described in detail. Next, embodiments including a lateral bar for leg lifts and curls will be described in detail. Various embodiments including foot pedals will then be described, followed by embodiments including bicycle pedals. Then, embodiments including a low friction surface or rollers will be described. Next, an electronic control system that can be configured to provide controls for one or more embodiments will be described. Finally, a conclusion section will highlight various aspects of the embodiments.
US9819912(DIRECTV GROUP INC [US])
As will be described further below, content may be stored in a user device but may not be accessible until it is played back. Some content may never be unlocked. When the content is unlocked such as played back, the user account is billed with the unlock signal that is communicated back to the billing system 234 . Push content, wanted list content or other content not specifically requested may be unlocked in this manner.
US10435796(CORNING INC [US])
[0088] Referring now to FIG. 1A, components used in a laser drilling method 10 for performing a laser drilling method according to embodiments is described herein.
US8881816(HALLIBURTON ENERGY SERV INC [US])
[0030] Turning now to FIG. 1, a wellbore servicing system 10 is described. The system 10 comprises servicing rig 20 that extends over and around a wellbore 12 that penetrates a subterranean formation 14 for the purpose of recovering hydrocarbons from a first production zone 40 a , a second production zone 40 b , and/or a third production zone 40 c . T
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[0050] Since virtual disk 402 is not a physical storage device, the underlying payload data for the virtual disk extents can be “described by,” i.e., stored in, different sections within virtual disk file 406 . For example, virtual disk block 1 is described by a portion that defined by a virtual disk file offset value 0 or the first offset that can be used to store payload data. Allocation table 416 , which can be stored in random access memory while computer system 400 is in operation, can be persisted in virtual disk file 406 in any section and can span multiple sections. Briefly, allocation table 416 can include information that links virtual disk extents to sections of virtual disk file 406 . For example, allocation table 416 can store virtual disk block numbers and information that defines the virtual disk file byte offsets that define the section of virtual disk file 406 that stores the data. The arrows signify the relationships stored in allocation table 416 .
[0060] A log entry can also be similar to log entry 710 . This type of log entry can be used to update the tail position, which is described in more detail in the following paragraphs. Briefly, in the instance where log 420 is full or close to being full and log entries cannot be overwritten, i.e., the log entries have not been flushed to persistent storage unit 460 , a log entry similar to log entry 710 can be used to advance the tail.
US11036924(GOOGLE LLC [US])
[0043] Client computers 120 can be any of a number of computing devices (e.g., Internet kiosk, personal digital assistant, cell phone, gaming device, desktop computer, laptop computer, handheld computer, or combinations thereof) used to enable the activities described below. Client computer(s) 120 is also referred to herein as client(s). Client 120 includes graphical user interface (GUI) 111 . Client 120 is described in greater detail below with reference to FIG. 3. Client 120 is connected to host server system 110 via communications network 130 . As described in more detail below, the GUI 111 is used to display a document or a portion of the document. Host server system 110 provides document management services to a community of users (e.g., employees of a company, members of an organization or group, visitors to a web log (also called a blog), etc.) who access documents from clients 120 .