David Williams Edwards
Pharmacy in Salt Lake City, UT

4464800, Aug 14, 1984

Aug 20, 1982

6/406041

David B. Edwards - Salt Lake City UT

A61F 902

2452

In an attachment device for use in pairs to mount a face-protective shield, such as a welding helmet, for lifting and lowering pivotal movement on a headgear, the provision of two separate pieces adapted for interfitted engagement relative to each other at longitudinally adjusted positions determined by the requirements of the particular make of headgear and face shield concerned. One of the pieces has a tubular boss projecting therefrom, while the other piece has an elongate slot through which the boss extends. Interengaging means, such as respective series of saw-like teeth, are provided on confronting faces of the two pieces, whereby the positions of the two pieces relative to each other can be adjusted to place the boss as may be required by the position of a boss-receiving opening in a side wall of a particular make of face-protective shield.

2012023, Sep 20, 2012

Feb 21, 2012

13/401225

Nitin Agrawal - Salt Lake City UT, US
Alan Ferris James - Salt Lake City UT, US
Douglas Irwin - Salt Lake City UT, US
Cessily Johnson - Salt Lake City UT, US
David Edwards - Salt Lake City UT, US

G06Q 50/22

705 2

Certain examples provide methods, systems and apparatus to facilitate heuristic content resolution to resolve ambiguity or conflict among available context variants for a content-based clinical application. An example method includes identifying a selected content item, the content item associated with a context input, the content item representing a parameterization of instructions to instruct a content-based application how to operate, the content item formulated according to one or more detailed clinical models. The example method includes identifying available context variants for the content item. The example method includes rejecting context variants conflicting with the context input of the content item. The example method includes rejecting context variants more specific than the context input of the content item. The example method includes selecting a most specific remaining context variant for the content item based on the context input.

5224219, Jul 6, 1993

Aug 29, 1991

7/751801

David B. Edwards - Salt Lake City UT
Peter H. Stavros - Salt Lake City UT

Kedman Company - Salt Lake City UT

A61F 906

2 8

A welder's helmet having a face-protective shell adapted for wearing over the face of a welder during welding operations, the shell having a front wall provided with a sight opening therethrough and rearwardly extending walls including top, bottom, and side walls, peripheral to the front wall for enclosing the face of a welder is provided. The helmet features a retractable carrier frame for a light-filtering lens normally in a position framing the sight opening and movable upwardly and backwardly to a position substantially coplanar with and substantially entirely within the area of the top wall of the face protective shell of the helmet and vice versa, guide means for the aforesaid movement of the carrier frame, and actuator means enabling a welder wearing the helmet to carry out the movement of the carrier frame. Also provided is an easily replaceable protective cover lens. Included is protective cover lens assembly comprising a cover lens; and a cover lens carrier frame having a side opening for the insertion of said cover lens.

2013017, Jul 4, 2013

Dec 21, 2012

13/723887

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY, US
David Edwards - Salt Lake City UT, US
Randy Taylor - Murray UT, US
Kamika Fisher - Murray UT, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

G06F 19/00

707722

Certain examples provide systems and methods for formlet generation and presentation. Certain examples provide one or more formlets to be used to construct a clinical application. Certain examples leverage a content-based system, clinical element queries and clinical element transforms to generate a formlet to be used in a clinical application.

2013017, Jul 4, 2013

Dec 21, 2012

13/723864

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY, US
David Edwards - Salt Lake City UT, US

General Electric Company - Schenectady NY

G06F 19/00

707769

Certain examples provide systems and methods to organize clinical data using detailed clinical models and frames. An example system includes a clinical element query processor to query data organized according to one or more detailed clinical models. The clinical element processor is to form a frame from instances of the queried data. The example system also includes a transformer to receive the frame and operate on the data in the frame to transform the frame into a component to be used as a part of a clinical application.