Katherine C Adams

US Patent:

6588636, Jul 8, 2003

Filed:

Sep 22, 2000

Appl. No.:

09/668755

Inventors:

David A. Young - Plymouth MI 48171
David L. Hoelscher - Livonia MI 48154
Jacob S. Belinky - Carleton MI 48117
David A. Watch - Canton MI 48187
Gregory D. Richardson - Romulus MI 48174
Katherine Anne Adams - Mishawaka IN 46545

International Classification:

B60R 900

US Classification:

224521, 224224, 224523, 224531

Abstract:

An accessory carrier assembly includes a reversible shank manufactured of a substantially square first portion and a substantially square second portion. The first portion is sized to engage a first hitch receiver and the second portion is sized to engage a second hitch receiver. To attach the accessory carrier to the reversible shank, the first segment is located in amounting assembly either with or without the bushings depending on which type of hitch receiver is available. The accessory carrier is pivotable by removal of a single pin to provide access to a rear of a vehicle. The single pin can be further located in a stop aperture to prevent overrotation of the carrier.

US Patent:

20040084493, May 6, 2004

Filed:

Jun 23, 2003

Appl. No.:

10/603046

Inventors:

David Young - Plymouth MI, US
Jacob Belinky - Carleton MI, US
Gregory Richardson - Romulus MI, US
David Hoelscher - Livonia MI, US
David Watch - Canton MI, US
Katherine Adams - Mishawaka IN, US

International Classification:

B60R009/00
B60R011/00

US Classification:

224/506000, 224/519000, 224/521000

Abstract:

An accessory carrier assembly includes a reversible shank manufactured of a substantially square first portion and a substantially square second portion. The first portion is sized to engage a first hitch receiver and the second portion is sized to engage a second hitch receiver. To attach the accessory carrier to the reversible shank, the first segment is located in amounting assembly either with or without the bushings depending on which type of hitch receiver is available. The accessory carrier is pivotable by removal of a single pin to provide access to a rear of a vehicle. The single pin can be further located in a stop aperture to prevent overrotation of the carrier.

US Patent:

20060278674, Dec 14, 2006

Filed:

Jan 24, 2006

Appl. No.:

11/338289

Inventors:

David Young - Plymouth MI, US
Jacob Belinky - Carleton MI, US
Gregory Richardson - Romulus MI, US
David Hoelscher - Livonia MI, US
David Watch - Canton MI, US
Katherine Adams - Mishawaka IN, US

International Classification:

B60R 11/00
B60R 9/00

US Classification:

224506000, 224519000, 224521000

Abstract:

An accessory carrier assembly includes a reversible shank manufactured of a substantially square first portion and a substantially square second portion. The first portion is sized to engage a first hitch receiver and the second portion is sized to engage a second hitch receiver. To attach the accessory carrier to the reversible shank, the first segment is located in amounting assembly either with or without the bushings depending on which type of hitch receiver is available. The accessory carrier is pivotable by removal of a single pin to provide access to a rear of a vehicle. The single pin can be further located in a stop aperture to prevent overrotation of the carrier.

US Patent:

20210074398, Mar 11, 2021

Filed:

Sep 10, 2020

Appl. No.:

17/016641

Inventors:

- Columbia MD, US
Katherine Adams - Washington DC, US
Jessica Howe - Washington DC, US
Raj Ratwani - Washington DC, US

International Classification:

G16H 15/00
G16H 10/60
G16H 40/20
G16H 50/20
G16H 50/70
G06N 20/00
G06F 16/28
G06F 40/30

Abstract:

Systems and methods are provided for classifying a patent safety event report into one or more of a plurality of clinically relevant output classes. A patient safety event report is received from a health information technology (HIT) system. A plurality of features representing the semantic content of a free-text narrative associated with the patient safety event report is extracted. The patent safety event report is classified into one or more of a plurality of clinically relevant output classes from at least the plurality of features at a machine learning model.