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Thomas J Sosnowski

from East Brunswick, NJ
Age ~37
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Angela M Arbach, 38Gina M Faulborn, 56Sarah SosnowskiMichelina Sosnowski, 87Paul J SosnowskiPaul J SosnowskiNicole SosnowskiNicole Sosnowski, 50Lynn Sosnowski, 59Lynn G Dileo, 60
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Alexander J Sosnowski, 39Andrea A Sosnowski, 75Dana Sosnowski, 77Elizabeth Sosnowski, 58Eva Z Sosnowski, 82Jenny K Sosnowski, 47Julia W Sosnowsky, 63Julia M Sosnowska, 89Kevin P Sosnowski, 53Lisa Sosnowski, 64

Thomas Sosnowski Phones & Addresses

  • East Brunswick, NJ
  • North Brunswick, NJ
  • Old Bridge, NJ
  • Spotswood, NJ
  • Monroe, NJ

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Senior Oil Market Editor-Mcgraw-Hill

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Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Writing and Editing
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Thomas Sosnowski

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Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Online Media
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Thomas Sosnowski

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Location:
Greater New York City Area
Industry:
Writing and Editing

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Light Pen Tracking Method And Apparatus

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US Patent:
42777836, Jul 7, 1981
Filed:
Jul 2, 1979
Appl. No.:
6/053916
Inventors:
Eugene E. Sampieri - Freehold Township, Monmouth County NJ
Thomas P. Sosnowski - Colts Neck NJ
Assignee:
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Incorporated - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
G08B 536
US Classification:
340708
Abstract:
An initial location of a light pen (150) placed on the surface of an ac plasma panel (100) is determined by scanning the panel with a two-step finder mode. In the first step, the display sites of every seventh row of display sites of the panel are caused to flash in groups of sixteen until the pen signals that it has detected a flash. The sites in a 60-by-60 site region (306) of the panel are then caused to flash individually to determine the precise pen location (302). A second pen location (312) is determined by scanning the sites of a 32-by-32 scanning patch (311) centered around the initial pen location. Subsequent pen locations are then predicted based on the most recent and second most recent pen locations. Each predicted location (317) is used to determine where a subsequent 32-by-32 scanning patch (316) is to be positioned. The direction in which the pen is moving determines the order in which the sites of each patch are scanned.

Linear Time Division Multiplexed Conferencer

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US Patent:
44816243, Nov 6, 1984
Filed:
Jun 24, 1982
Appl. No.:
6/391698
Inventors:
Lawrence Baranyai - Holmdel NJ
John R. Colton - Freehold NJ
Michael S. Lane - Colts Neck NJ
Thomas P. Sosnowski - Wayland MA
Assignee:
AT&T Bell Laboratories - Murray Hill NJ
International Classification:
H04M 356
US Classification:
370 62
Abstract:
There is disclosed a linear time division multiplexed time slot conference for continuously summing and outputting digital message samples received from n connected telephone lines respective to m sequential time slots. The conferencer processes 256 time slots and uses prefetching techniques to reduce memory requirements to allow the circuit to be integrated into a single chip. Besides establishing conference-type connections, the conferencer has the capability to establish broadcast and monitor connections. Message samples collected from each connected line of a conference connection are summed during a first time frame and outputted during a second time frame. The conferencer includes circuitry for detecting either positive or negative overflow which could result from the summation process, and in this respect, selects an alternate message for outputting.
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