BACKGROUND ON WHICH

Brand Owner Address Description
BILLITEASY BY KAPSCH Kapsch Aktiengesellschaft Am Europlatz 2 Wien 1120 Austria The background on which the wording BILLITEASY appears is presented in gold/yellow, and the arrow design in silver/gray.;Telecommunication apparatus, namely, antennae, dish antennae, automatic telephone dialers, cellular telephones, communication hubs, communications servers, global computer networks consisting of computer hardware and computer peripherals used to connect users to the global computer networks, all sold as a unit, computer fax modem cards, cordless telephones, digital cellular telephones, telephones, teleprinters, teleprompters, teletypewriters, television antennae, television sets, transceivers, telephone transmitters, radio transmitters, transmultiplexers, transponders, two-way radios, video telephones, walkie-talkies wide are networks consisting of computer hardware and computer peripherals used to connect users to the global computer network, all sold as a unit, telecommunications systems consisting of global positioning systems consisting of computers, computer transmitters, receivers and network interface devices, mobile data receivers, mobile telephones, modems, mounting racks for telecommunications hardware, portable telephones, radio pagers, radiotelephones, radio-frequency controlled clocks, radios, radios for vehicles, radios incorporating clocks, telephone receivers, audio receivers, video receivers, satellite telephones, speaker phones, telecommunication switches, private branch exchanges (PBX), telegraphs, telephone answering machines, intercoms, caller identification boxes computers, namely, servers, proxy servers, network node servers, and billing computers for telephone and data networks and the Internet; computer software for operating servers, proxy servers, network node servers, and billing computers for telephone and data networks and the Internet; prerecorded magnetic data carriers and computer software for operating servers, proxy servers, network node servers, billing computers for telephone and data networks and the Internet, namely, audio cassettes,audio tapes, integrated circuit cards, audio discs, CDs, OD-ROMs, CD-RWs, computer discs, diskettes, computer hard discs, computer magnetic tapes, computer magnetic data carriers, video cassettes, video tapes, video discs, DVDs, OVID-RAMs, cinematographic film, phonographs; prerecorded magnetic data carriers, namely, prepaid telephone calling cards, encoded electronic chip cards and smart cards containing programming used to operate servers, proxy servers, network node servers, billing computers for telephone and data networks and the Internet, magnetically encoded credit cards, magnetically encoded debit cards; and blank magnetic data carriers;Printed matter, namely, manuals in the field of telecommunication and printed forms;Telecommunications services, namely, providing telecommunications connections to a global computer network, personal communication services, transmission of data, audio, video, graphics, photographs, voice, and multimedia files via communications networks, and telecommunications gateway services; transmission of messages, via proxy and network node computers for the Internet; renting out access time to databases on server computers for the Internet, namely, providing an online database in the field of telecommunication;BILL IT EASY BY KAPSCH;Business consultation; bookkeeping; generation of invoice extracts in the nature of billing; industrial research in the nature of business research;Computerized file management and billing for others, namely, operation of billing computers for the Internet; scientific research; design, development, updating and renting out of software; computer consultation, not including business consultancy;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A method and system for estimating the background signal over an arbitrarily-sized region of a scanned image of a molecular array, including a background region surrounding the ROI corresponding to the feature. A bit mask is generated, based on a molecular-array, feature-based data set that includes pixel-based intensities and a list of features, including feature coordinates and feature ROI radii, to indicate those pixels in the scanned image of the molecular array corresponding to background, and those pixels in the scanned image of the molecular array corresponding to features and ROIs. An integrated intensity for a background region of arbitrary size and shape can be efficiently determined by selecting pixels within the background region that are indicated to be background pixels in the bit mask. By selecting background anuli of sufficient size to overlap with the background anuli of neighboring features, a relatively continuous function of background-signal-verusus-position can be obtained across the surface of a molecular array in order to examine non-local, background-signal-related phenomena.