Michael William Mcgrath

US Patent:

20110295640, Dec 1, 2011

Filed:

May 31, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/134130

Inventors:

Edward P. Valentini - Jersey City NJ, US
Michael McGrath - Brooklyn NY, US

International Classification:

G06Q 10/00

US Classification:

705 719, 705 713

Abstract:

A schedule generating processor-implemented method is provided, whereby the method includes determining a plurality of resources for scheduling an event and extracting, from either one or more processor devices, manually entered data, or from a memory device, scheduling information corresponding to each of the determined plurality of resources. A list of available appointment time-slots are generated based on the extracted scheduling information corresponding to each of the selected plurality of resources. One or more scheduling time-slots are then generated from one or more overlapping time slots associated with the list of available appointment time-slots, whereby the generated one or more scheduling time-slots each include a start-time and an end-time determined from any adjacent overlapping appointment time-slots from among the generated list of available appointment time-slots.

US Patent:

52657515, Nov 30, 1993

Filed:

Apr 24, 1992

Appl. No.:

7/874356

Inventors:

William Lima - Monmouth Beach NJ
Earl V. Lind - Brick NJ
Philip D. Bartlett - Holmdel NJ
Michael R. McGrath - Colton CA

Assignee:

Russel-Stanley Corporation - Red Bank NJ

International Classification:

B65D 4104

US Classification:

220288

Abstract:

A safety container having an array of ratchet teeth cooperating with a pawl stop is provided. The cover of the container can only be removed by counterclockwise rotation while the pawl is urged out of engagement with the ratchet teeth.

US Patent:

51470608, Sep 15, 1992

Filed:

Nov 1, 1991

Appl. No.:

7/786394

Inventors:

William Lima - Monmouth Beach NJ
Earl V. Lind - Brick NJ
Philip D. Bartlett - Holmdel NJ
Michael R. McGrath - Colton CA

Assignee:

Russell-Stanley Corporation - Red Bank NJ

International Classification:

B65D 4104

US Classification:

220288

Abstract:

A safety container having an array of ratchet teeth cooperating with a pawl stop is provided. The cover of the container can only be removed by counterclockwise rotation while the pawl is urged out of engagement with the ratchet teeth.

US Patent:

60299568, Feb 29, 2000

Filed:

Feb 6, 1998

Appl. No.:

9/019890

Inventors:

Michael John McGrath - Washington Township NJ

Assignee:

Foster Wheeler USA Corporation - Clinton NJ

International Classification:

B01F 304

US Classification:

2611141

Abstract:

A predominantly liquid filled, vapor-liquid chemical reactor having an improved distributor plate assembly is disclosed. At least one of the plates in the assembly is formed with an active area having a plurality of apertures formed through the plate, an opening, and a downwardly depending lip proximate the opening. As vapor ascends through the reactor, the plate and the lip cooperate to trap the vapor upwardly against the bottom of the plate, forming a vapor region. This vapor region facilitates vapor liquid interaction and the flow pattern of liquid through the reactor.

US Patent:

20170116056, Apr 27, 2017

Filed:

Aug 5, 2016

Appl. No.:

15/229404

Inventors:

- Redwood Shores CA, US
William Bruce KILGORE - Tempe AZ, US
Joshua MIERS - Alpharetta GA, US
Mark VAKOC - Evergreen CO, US
Michael ELGES - Littleton CO, US
Michael William MCGRATH - San Ramon CA, US
Venkata GUDDANTI - Centennial CO, US
David Allen SCHNEIDER - Aurora CO, US
Robert VANDETTE - Boxford MA, US
Gary ADAMS - Lexington MA, US

International Classification:

G06F 9/54
G06F 9/44
G06F 9/455

Abstract:

A system performs thread synchronization across layers of code that implement an application, including native code, system code, and code in a virtual machine (“VM”). The system makes a call by the native code to the system code; and sends a message by the system code to the code in the VM. The system then sends a first response by the code in the VM to the system code; and sends a second response by the system code to the native code, where each one of the native code, the system code, and the code in the VM implements wait and notify functionality for communication with other codes that implement the application.