Mark Michael Schneider Deceased2322 Sax Canyon Ln, Phoenix, AZ 85086

2010027, Nov 4, 2010

Aug 7, 2008

12/810074

Mathew C. Mathew - Cedar Grove NJ, US
Ralph F. Arcurio - Bridgewater NJ, US
Liam Ford Wilson - Hawthorn NJ, US
Richard J. Czarnecki - Wayne NJ, US
Maura Mostowy-Gallagher - Succasunna NJ, US
Christopher Sommer - Matawan NJ, US
Josie M. Rosen - Monroe NY, US
Mark Schneider - Dumont NJ, US
Sonia E. Barreto - Belleville NJ, US

Sun Chemical Corporation - Parisippany NJ

C09D 11/10
C08L 75/04
B32B 27/32
B32B 27/40
B32B 3/10

428 352, 524589, 524591, 4281951

A retort ink contains binder, colorant and carrier and the cured ink has a bond strength to a layer of retort material of at least about 500 g/2.54 cm before retorting and/or the binder has an endotherm of 0.6 J/g or less or after retorting a bond strength of at least about 375 g/2.54 cm or destruct strength. Laminate plies carrying the ink and retorts using the ink are described.

4013879, Mar 22, 1977

Jun 2, 1975

5/582945

Robert Edward Bornmann - Clifton NJ
John Richard Cowan - Brooklyn NY
Mark Joel Schneider - Nutley NJ

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - Nutley NJ

G06F 752

235164

The digital CMOS/LSI synchronous serial multiplier includes a register to store an X-bit sign magnitude multiplier in parallel. The digital multiplier number can be entered into the register either serially or in parallel. A serial N-bit 2's complement multiplicand input is provided. (X - 1) adder stages are connected in series. A control arrangement coupled to the register, the multiplicand input and the adder stages are provided to couple each of the magnitude bits of the multiplier number into a different one of the adder stages with the adder stages performing successive additions of the magnitude bits of the multiplier number to provide as an output of a last of the adder stages a serial product having M bits. A serial Y-bit 2's complement addend can be coupled to the first of the adder stages to add the addend to the product.

3979557, Sep 7, 1976

Jul 3, 1975

5/593138

Richard J. Schulman - Englishtown NJ
Mark J. Schneider - Nutley NJ

International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation - Nutley NJ

G10L 100

179 1SA

A computational algorithm and an implementation thereof is described herein for determining the pitch period of voiced speech in real time. All processing is performed in the time domain employing the prediction residual or error signal of a 10th-order Itakura cascade adaptive linear predictor or filter as the input signal. The output (pitch period) of the algorithm and the implementation thereof is updated each sample period based on analysis of the present and past input samples. Pitch period is determined by locating the sharp pitch peaks in the short term power of the prediction residual. The instantaneous pitch period is the time separation of two adjacent pitch peaks. The algorithm and implementation thereof employs a time moving search window and a time varying threshold level to locate pitch peaks. Various tests and procedures are incorporated into the algorithm and the implementation thereof to handle the special cases of false and missed pitch peaks. Detected errors are corrected within the algorithm and the implementation thereof by utilizing past data.

5338785, Aug 16, 1994

Jul 21, 1993

8/095647

Robert J. Catena - Belleville NJ
Gastone Artusa - Little Falls NJ
Albert A. Kveglis - Pine Brook NJ
Jason J. Bosco - Carlstadt NJ
Sonia Barreto - Belleville NJ
Mathew C. Mathew - Bloomfield NJ
Mark D. Schneider - Dumont NJ

Sun Chemical Corporation - Fort Lee NJ

C08K 505
C08L 114

524 39

A flexible packaging printing ink is formulated from a copolymer of polyethyleneneglycol methacrylate and a polyamide resin, pigment, solvent and cellulose acetate butyrate. The polyamide resin is prepared by condensing a dibasic acid mixture with a diamine mixture. The dibasic acid mixture comprises about 0. 5 to 0. 8 equivalents of a C. sub. 20 -C. sub. 44 dibasic acid mixture comprised of about 60 to 100% dimers, 0 to 40% trimers and 0 to 5% monomers, and about 0. 2-0. 7 equivalents of at least one C. sub. 6 -C. sub. 12 dibasic acid such as azelaic acid and adipic acid, while the diamine mixture comprises about 0. 5-0. 8 equivalents of piperazine or a substituted piperazine and the balance comprises at least one C. sub. 2 -C. sub. 12 alkyl diamine such as ethylene diamine.

2019028, Sep 19, 2019

May 31, 2019

16/427424

- Parsippany NJ, US
Alex CHUDOLIJ - Clifton NJ, US
Ramasamy KRISHNAN - North Brunswick NJ, US
Mark SCHNEIDER - Paramus NJ, US
Paul HUNT - Cheshire, GB
Paul SMALES - Newton-le-Willows, GB

SUN CHEMICAL CORPORATION - Parsippany NJ

C08G 63/199
C08G 63/78
C09D 11/104
C08G 63/52
C08G 63/54

The present invention concerns polyester resins of General Formula I (HO—[RRC(CH—)][—OCOCHCO—][—CHO—]—H) or General Formula II (HO—[RRC(CH—)][—OCOCHCO—][—CHCR(COH)CHO]—H), wherein R, R, a, b, c, d, x, y, p, and z are as defined herein, for use in inks and coating compositions. The polyester resins of the present invention are particularly, but not exclusively, suitable to enhance the adhesion between a printing ink or coating composition and a substrate, especially a plastic substrate, to which it is applied. The polyester adhesion promoters of the invention are compatible with urethane-based inks and coating compositions.

2017008, Mar 30, 2017

May 19, 2015

15/311631

- Parsippany NJ, US
Mark Schneider - Paramus NJ, US
Dan Rubik - Homer Glen IL, US
Kacy Schultz - Batavia IL, US
Juanita Parris - Montvale NJ, US

SUN CHEMICAL CORPORATION - Parsippany NJ

C09D 11/101
H05K 1/03
C09D 11/03
H05K 1/09
C09D 5/24
C09D 11/037

The present invention is directed to energy curable offset conductive inks and hybrid offset conductive ink compositions that contain an oxidative curable ink and the energy curable offset conductive ink. The conductive inks and ink compositions exhibit low levels of resistance and hence have superior conductivity.

2016033, Nov 17, 2016

Jan 21, 2015

15/112535

- Parsippany NJ, US
Alex CHUDOLIJ - Clifton NJ, US
Ramasamy KRISHNAN - North Brunswick NJ, US
Mark SCHNEIDER - Paramus NJ, US
Paul HUNT - Cheshire, GB
Paul SMALES - Newton-le-Willows, GB

SUN CHEMICAL CORPORATION - Parsippany NJ

C08G 63/199
C08G 63/78
C09D 11/104

The present invention concerns polyester resins of General Formula I (HO—[RRC(CH—)][—OCOCHCO—][—CHO—]—H) or General Formula II (HO—[RRC(CH—)][—OCOCHCO—][—CHCR(COH)CHO]—H), wherein R, R, a, b, c, d, x, y, p, and z are as defined herein, for use in inks and coating compositions. The polyester resins of the present invention are particularly, but not exclusively, suitable to enhance the adhesion between a printing ink or coating composition and a substrate, especially a plastic substrate, to which it is applied. The polyester adhesion promoters of the invention are compatible with urethane-based inks and coating compositions.