Jonathan M Clark

US Patent:

6345243, Feb 5, 2002

Filed:

May 27, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/085468

Inventors:

Jonathan P. Clark - Ashland MA

Assignee:

Lionbridge Technologies, Inc. - Waltham MA

International Classification:

G06F 1728

US Classification:

704 2, 704 7

Abstract:

A computer-implemented system, method, and product are provided to propagate an externally produced translation of a first occurrence of a word, phrase, or other group of characters to be translated (referred to herein as a âtranslatable source segmentâ) in a first source file to at least one occurrence of a corresponding target segment in one or more target files of a target project. The corresponding target segment corresponds with a second occurrence of the translatable source segment in any of the one or more source files. The source files may have the same file format, or two or more of the source files may have different file formats. Also, two or more source files may have character formats that are different from each other, and/or they may be written in different languages. In one implementation, the propagator propagates the externally produced translation to all corresponding target segments in the target project that correspond with the translatable source segment. Also, the propagator may propagate the externally produced translation to user-selected corresponding target segments in the target project that corresponds with the translatable source segment.

US Patent:

6345244, Feb 5, 2002

Filed:

May 27, 1998

Appl. No.:

09/085471

Inventors:

Jonathan P. Clark - Ashland MA

Assignee:

Lionbridge Technologies, Inc. - Waltham MA

International Classification:

G06F 1728

US Classification:

704 2, 704 7

Abstract:

A computer-implemented system, method, and product associate words, phrases, or other characters (âwordsâ) to be translated with previous translations of such words, if a previous translation exists. The words to be translated, and their identifying attributes (such as, for example, formatting information), are extracted from one or more source files. The previous translations, and their identifying attributes, are extracted from one or more target files. If a previous translation does not exist, the words to be translated, and their attributes, are copied to create a pseudo-previous translation, with attributes. Each word to be translated is associated with a corresponding previous translation based upon commonalities of their attributes. Such words may also be associated based upon their respective locations in their respective files. Each word to be translated, and its attributes, may be stored with a previous translation in a source-target pair record of a source-target pair database.

US Patent:

20120031218, Feb 9, 2012

Filed:

Aug 2, 2011

Appl. No.:

13/196001

Inventors:

Kevin C. Galloway - Somerville MA, US
Jonathan E. Clark - Tallahassee FL, US
Daniel E. Koditschek - Philadelphia PA, US

International Classification:

B25J 9/12

US Classification:

7449003, 901 1

Abstract:

According to one aspect, this invention provides an apparatus for varying the stiffness of a leg of a robotic system. The apparatus includes a compliant spine assembly including a compliant spine mounted for movement adjacent the leg and a rack coupled to the compliant spine. It also includes a motor assembly positioned to move the compliant spine of the compliant spine assembly with respect to the leg, the motor assembly including a gear engaging the rack of the compliant spine assembly and a motor coupled to drive the gear. The compliant spine of the compliant spine assembly is configured to vary the stiffness of the leg of the robotic system as it is moved by the motor assembly with respect to the leg.

US Patent:

20140026057, Jan 23, 2014

Filed:

Jul 23, 2012

Appl. No.:

13/556013

Inventors:

Andrew KIMPTON - Winchester MA, US
Jonathan CLARK - San Francisco CA, US
Sarel Kobus JOOSTE - Novato CA, US

Assignee:

VMWARE, INC. - Palo Alto CA

International Classification:

G06F 3/01
G06F 15/16

US Classification:

715733

Abstract:

Techniques for remote application access are described. Some embodiments provide access to an application executing on a host system via a Web browser of a client device. A user operating the Web browser may request access to the application via a uniform resource identifier. A service executing on the host system receives the request and facilitates access to the application. Facilitating access may include transmitting to the Web browser image data corresponding to a window or graphical user interface generated by the application and stored on the host system. Client logic executing within the Web browser receives the image data and displays a local copy of the application window on the client device. The client logic also forwards user input events made with respect to the to the local window to the remote presentation service, which in turn forwards the events to the window/application on the host system.