DR. GARY LEE FOSTER, M.D.
Osteopathic Medicine in Austin, TX
License number
Texas H7299
Category
Osteopathic Medicine
Type
Cardiovascular Disease
Address
Address
5656 Bee Cave Rd Bldg M SUITE 300, Austin, TX 78746
Phone
(512) 807-3270
(512) 807-3328 (Fax)
(512) 807-3328 (Fax)
Professional information
Phone Surveyer At Customer Research International
Position:
Phone Surveyer at Customer Research International
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Market Research
Work:
Customer Research International
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Phone Surveyer
Gary Foster - Austin, TX
Work:
GT Distributors - Austin, TX
Recieving Clerk Brill Electronics - Austin, TX
Warehouse Supervisior Sage Software, Inc.-Micro Information Products - Austin, TX
Shipping & Receiving, Mail Room Coordinator First International Computers - Austin, TX
Security Officer American Commercial Security Services - Austin, TX
Security Officer, Site Supervisor, Rover
Recieving Clerk Brill Electronics - Austin, TX
Warehouse Supervisior Sage Software, Inc.-Micro Information Products - Austin, TX
Shipping & Receiving, Mail Room Coordinator First International Computers - Austin, TX
Security Officer American Commercial Security Services - Austin, TX
Security Officer, Site Supervisor, Rover
Gary Lee Foster, Austin TX
Specialties:
Cardiovascular Disease, Cardiology
Work:
Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas PA
4316 James Casey St, Austin, TX 78745 Richards Memorial Hospital
602 N Main St, Rockdale, TX 76567 Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas PA
2200 Park Bend Dr, Austin, TX 78758 Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas PA
3000 N Interstate 35, Austin, TX 78705
4316 James Casey St, Austin, TX 78745 Richards Memorial Hospital
602 N Main St, Rockdale, TX 76567 Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas PA
2200 Park Bend Dr, Austin, TX 78758 Cardiovascular Specialists of Texas PA
3000 N Interstate 35, Austin, TX 78705
Education:
The University of Texas Southwestern (1988)
Apparatus For Cutting Vegetation
US Patent:
5276968, Jan 11, 1994
Filed:
Oct 31, 1990
Appl. No.:
7/609030
Inventors:
Imack L. Collins - Shreveport LA
Jerry E. Stuart - Des Plaines IL
Gary H. Foster - Austin TX
Jerry E. Stuart - Des Plaines IL
Gary H. Foster - Austin TX
Assignee:
White Consolidated Industries, Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
A01D 5000
US Classification:
30276
Abstract:
Apparatus for cutting vegetation with a rotatable head carrying a non-metallic cutting line extended into a cutting plane. As the line extension decreases from an established preset length an actuator in the head permits additional line to be extended automatically from a supply source within the head. The actuator imposes a back pressure against the line of magnitude correlated to the sensed pull tension wanting to extend the line outward of the head. After the cutting line length is extended to its restored original preset length, the actuator in response to the operational forces imposed thereon secures the cutting line against further extension until a subsequent decrease in line extension is incurred. In one embodiment an inertial drag brake is activated during the course of line feedout and is deactivated after the length of cutting line has been fully restored.
Apparatus For Cutting Vegetation
US Patent:
4835867, Jun 6, 1989
Filed:
Sep 17, 1986
Appl. No.:
6/908214
Inventors:
Imack L. Collins - Shreveport LA
Jerry E. Stuart - Des Plaines IL
Gary H. Foster - Austin TX
Jerry E. Stuart - Des Plaines IL
Gary H. Foster - Austin TX
Assignee:
White Consolidated Industries, Inc. - Cleveland OH
International Classification:
B26B 700
US Classification:
30276
Abstract:
Apparatus for cutting vegetation with a rotatable head carrying a non-metallic cutting line extended into a cutting plane. As the line extension decreases from an established preset length an actuator in the head permits additional line to be extended automatically from a supply source within the head. The actuator imposes a back pressure against the line of magnitude correlated to the sensed pull tension wanting to extend the line outward of the head. After the cutting line length is extended to its restored original preset length, the actuator in response to the operational forces imposed thereon secures the cutting line against further extension until a subsequent decrease in line extension is incurred. In one embodiment an inertial drag brake is activated during the course of line feedout and is deactivated after the length of cutting line has been fully restored.
Gary Foster
Location:
Austin, Texas Area
Industry:
Writing and Editing