Christopher A Moreno

age ~62

from Delavan, WI

Get Report

Also known as:

Christopher Andrew Moreno
Chris Andrew Moreno
Christophe A Moreno
Christoph A Moreno
Christopher Noreno

Connected to:

Christopher Moreno Phones & Addresses

Delavan, WI
Elkhorn, WI
Fontana, WI
Libertyville, IL
Moline, IL
Carbon Cliff, IL
Le Claire, IA
Seffner, FL

Work

Company:

Autozone
Dec 2013
Position:

Part sales manager

Education

School / High School:

Kempner High School
Aug 2008
Specialities:

High School Diploma

Specialities

Copyrights • Intellectual Property • Patents • Trademarks

Lawyers & Attorneys

Christopher Moreno - Lawyer

view source

Office:

Vedder Price

Specialties:

Copyrights
Intellectual Property
Patents
Trademarks

ISLN:

914000998

Admitted:

1999

University:

Illinois Institute of Technology, 1993; Massachusetts Institute of Technology, B.S.E.E., 1988

Law School:

John Marshall Law School, J.D., 1998

Resumes

Christopher Moreno

view source

Inside Sales Representative

view source

Work:

Inside Sales Representative

Christopher Moreno

view source

Work:

Autozone

Dec 2013 to 2000
Part Sales Manager Advanced Auto Parts

Jan 2013 to Dec 2013
Sales Representative Autozone

Jun 2011 to Dec 2012
Sales Representative

Education:

Kempner High School
Aug 2008 to May 2012
High School Diploma

Medicine Doctors

Christopher Al Moreno

view source

Specialties:

Surgery
Vascular Surgery

Education:

University of Washington (1981)

Us Patents

Selective Transmission Of Encoded Voice Information Representing Silence
view source
US Patent:

52205657, Jun 15, 1993
Filed:

May 30, 1991
Appl. No.:

7/706910
Inventors:

Alan L. Wilson - Hoffman Estates IL
Christopher P. Moreno - Elgin IL
Donald G. Newberg - Schaumburg IL
Assignee:

Motorola, Inc. - Schaumburg IL
International Classification:

H04J 326
US Classification:

370 941
Abstract:

Discrete packets (306) containing encoded voice information are transmitted within frames (301 and 302) in a repetitive manner until all voice information has been sent. Following transmission of all packets containing such voice information, at least a predetermined number of additional packets (401) are then transmitted, which additional packets represent silence. Following this, a disconnect signal (304) is transmitted. So configured, loss of the disconnect signal due to fading or other communication pathway disturbances will not necessarily lead to audibilization of undesired sounds, as the decoding protocol at the receiver (200) provides for reprocessing of recently received packet information in the absence of newly available reliable information. Hence, the silence information is continually reprocessed until either reliable information is again available or a time out sequence concludes.