David Donnelly - Largo FL, US Charles Green - Palm Harbor FL, US John Lintz - Dunedin FL, US Craig Allen - Clearwater FL, US
International Classification:
H02H003/08
US Classification:
361093100
Abstract:
A method for mitigating harmful radiation effects on at least one electrical component are disclosed. In a first preferred embodiment, power drawn by the electrical component, such as a GPS receiver, is monitored and compensated by an offset for expected variations due to temperature. When current drawn by the GPS receiver is higher than expected during operation at a given temperature, power to the electrical component is interrupted. Alternatively, or in addition thereto, a second preferred embodiment includes monitoring communications from the GPS receiver. When communications cease or fall below an acceptable level for a predetermined period of time, power to the electrical component is interrupted.
Dual Mode Single Cavity Compensation For Microwave Resonators
Bruce W. Castleman - St. Petersburg FL David S. Donnelly - Palm Harbor FL Paul O. Rock - St. Petersburg FL
Assignee:
Honeywell Inc. - Minneapolis MN
International Classification:
G01P 1508
US Classification:
73497
Abstract:
A microwave resonator, useable for acceleration detection, having a cavity in which a resonant frequency F. sub. 1 which changes with changes in length of the cavity and with change in crossectional dimensions of the cavity is compensated for changes in crossectional dimensions by forming a second resonant frequency F. sub. 2 in the cavity which changes with changes in crossectional dimensions and modifying F. sub. 1 by F. sub. 2 so as to eliminate the change in F. sub. 1 due to changes in crossectional dimensions.
"When you have a nominee who has admitted to 'buying influence' by giving millions to politicians, it is impossible to be sure she will receive the scrutiny this important position deserves," said David Donnelly, President and CEO of Every Voice.
"House Republicans made the right move in eliminating this amendment that should never have seen the light of day," said David Donnelly, president and CEO of Every Voice watchdog group, on Tuesday."Not one voter went to the polls in November hoping Congress would gut ethics oversight."
Date: Jan 03, 2017
Source: Google
Save Oro doesn't want more festivals in Burl's Creek
They obtained a special events permit that allows them to conduct concerts on the original 92 acres, explains Save Oros legal counsel, David Donnelly. So its legal to allow Arcade Fire and the Killers to play in those outdoor concert venues. However, its not legal to charge people hundreds of
Date: Jul 27, 2016
Source: Google
Music festival played on despite government, Huron-Wendat opposition over possible sacred sites
But midway through the two-week hearing in the spring it was disrupted when Burls Creek planner had to be away for vacation, according lawyer David Donnelly, who represents the community group Save Oro that has been fighting to stop the festival for two years.
Date: Jul 26, 2016
Source: Google
Jeb Bush Raised $100 Million, But Now He's Mad About Citizens United
"Republicans and Democrats alike are responding to an electorate fed up with a broken political system that too often favors wealthy special interests at the expense of everyone else," David Donnelly, president of the campaign finance reform group Every Voice, said in a statement. "Yet voters should
Date: Feb 08, 2016
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
How Seattle is trying to combat big money in politics
According to David Donnelly, president of Every Voice, which supported the Seattle measure and a similar one in Maine, up to eight states may be considering ballot measures that would institute the matching of small dollar contributions or voucher systems in 2016, including in South Dakota and Washi
The deluge of super PAC cash into the presidential campaign is not good for democracy, argued David Donnelly, president and CEO of Every Voice, a nonprofit that hopes to reduce the role of big money in politics.
Date: Aug 01, 2015
Category: U.S.
Source: Google
Bush raises over $100 million to help his campaign
charging that Bush had made a mockery of the super PAC system. David Donnelly, the head of the advocacy organization Every Voice, said in a statement "that Bush attended dozens of fundraisers to help raise that cash while claiming he wasn't running for president is the political lie of the year so far.