CIRCULAR FIGURE

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AMD Peterson Manufacturing Company 4200 E. 135th St. Grandview MO 64030 The circular figure in the mark on the drawing is a fanciful representation of a Marine steering wheel. The figure within the circular design in the mark is a fanciful representation of the letters AMD.;running lights for boats; trailer lights and reflectors for boat trailers;The letters AMD are lined for the color red.;
HEAVY DUTY & WATER TIGHT MAXI-SEAL ANDERSON MARINE DIVISION Peterson Manufacturing Company 4200 E. 135th St. Grandview MO 64030 The circular figure in the mark on the drawing is a fanciful profile representation of a marine steering wheel design. The figure within the circular design in the mark is a fanciful representation of an animal.;wiring harness for trailer lights and boat trailers;running lights for boats and trailer lights for boats;MARINE DIVISION and HEAVY DUTY & WATER TIGHT;
MAXI-SEAL ANDERSON MARINE DIVISION HEAVY DUTY & WATER TIGHT Peterson Manufacturing Company 4200 E. 135th St. Grandview MO 64030 The circular figure in the mark on the drawing is a fanciful outlined representation of a Marine steering wheel. The figure within the circular design in the mark is a fanciful representation of an animal, in outline form.;wiring harness for trailer lights and boat trailers;running lights for boats and trailer lights for boats;MARINE DIVISION and HEAVY DUTY & WATER TIGHT;
WG11 ROTATIONAL IMPACT TEST PASSED KASK S.P.A. VIA FIRENZE 5 I-24060 CHIUDUNO (BG) Italy The trademark consists of the wording WG11 in special script contained in a circular figure, with in the upper part the denomination ROTATIONAL IMPACT, and in the lower part TEST PASSED.;Safety, security, protection and signalling devices; protective helmets; safety helmets; skateboarding helmets; snowboarding helmets; bicycle helmets; helmets for use in sports; ski helmets; protective helmets for children; headwear for sporting activities for protection against injury; protective face-shields for protective helmets; protective helmets for sports;WG ONE ONE ROTATIONAL IMPACT TEST PASSED; WG ELEVEN ROTATIONAL IMPACT TEST PASSED;Security certification services; quality control services for certification purposes; testing services for the certification of quality or standards;
YATAY Coronet S.p.A. Via Leonardo Da Vinci 40 I-20094 Corsico (Milano) Italy The trademark consists of the fancy wording YATAY reproduced in capital letters and repeated so many times as to form a circular figure. Once only, the word YATAY is reproduced in bold, uppercase capital letters.;Moleskin [imitation of leather]; sheets of leather for use in manufacture; sheets of imitation leather for use in manufacture; imitation leather; worked or semi-worked hides and other leather; curried skins; polyurethane leather; animal skins; vegan leather; chamois leather, other than for cleaning purposes; furniture coverings of leather; luggage, bags, wallets and carrying bags; saddlery, whips and apparel for animals; suitcases; travelling sets [leatherware]; bags; bags [envelopes, pouches] of leather, for packaging; leather pouches; haversacks; travelling sets; suitcases with wheels; rucksacks;Textiles and substitutes for textiles; textiles; kashmir fabric; waste cotton fabrics; textile piece goods (polyurethane coated -) for making waterproof clothing; textiles made of synthetic materials; piece goods made of woven plastic material; textiles made of cotton; woollen cloth; textiles made of satin; silk [cloth]; textiles made of velvet; felt piece goods, fibreglass fabrics for textile use; composite textile materials; textile substitute materials made from synthetic materials; materials (textile -) for use in the manufacture of linings for footwear; materials (textile -) for use in the manufacture of soles; materials (textile -) for use in the manufacture of footwear; materials (textile -) for use in the manufacture of insoles; plastic material [substitute for fabrics]; textile material; fabric of imitation animal skins; textile fabrics in the piece; piece goods (textile -); textile piece goods for use in the manufacture of boots; textile piece goods for use in the manufacture of shoes; textile fabric piece goods for use in the manufacture of clothing; cloth; waterproof textile fabrics; rubberized textile fabrics; non-woven fabrics of natural fibres; non-woven fabrics in the form of sheeting for use in manufacture; non-woven fabrics in the form of rolls for use in manufacture; taffeta [cloth]; canvas; woven fabrics imitating leather; elastic woven fabrics; fibre fabrics for use in the manufacture of linings of shoes; fibre fabrics for use in the manufacture of linings of bags; fibre fabrics for use in the manufacture of articles of clothing; semi-synthetic fiber fabrics; non-woven fabrics; fabric on the roll; fabric for footwear; fabrics for use in the manufacture of exterior coverings for chairs; fabric for use in the manufacture of bags; textile fabrics for making up into household textile articles; woven fabrics for furniture; fabrics for industrial use; fabrics for textile use; coated fabrics for use in the manufacture of luggage; coated fabrics for use in the manufacture of leather goods;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. There is disclosed a graphic processing method in which a first figure skeleton apart from an outline of a figure by each equal distance in a central direction of the figure is calculated using at least one of a medial axis and a chordal axis with respect to a figure representing the outline of the object shape reflected in a digital image by a set of points, branch lines to the skeleton from a vertex of the figure in the calculated first figure skeleton are removed to obtain a second figure skeleton, and a curve coordinate system is defined using the second figure skeleton as one coordinate axis and using a distance between the second figure skeleton and the outline of the figure as the other coordinate axis with respect to data obtained by one circulation of the outline of the figure using one end point of the second figure skeleton as a start point and using the other end point as a terminal point to transform the coordinate of points on the outline of the figure into the other coordinate axis of the curve coordinate system.