COMPUTER PROGRAM SIMULATE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
MODVOX Don H. Munger & Co., Inc. 1150 Hanley Industrial Court St. Louis MO 63144 computer program to simulate the field processes and equipment operations for attaining process control in industrial applications;
NEURAL WARE INC NEURALWARE, INC. 103 BUCKSKIN COURT SEWICKLEY PA 15143 COMPUTER PROGRAM TO SIMULATE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM;NEURAL AND INC;
NEURAL WARE INC NEURALWARE, INC. 103 BUCKSKIN COURT SEWICKLEY PA 15143 COMPUTER PROGRAM TO SIMULATE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM;
NEURALWORKS NEURALSTUDIO SEZC Strathvale House, 90 N. Church St. PO Box 10315 Grand Cayman KY1-1003 Cayman Islands COMPUTER PROGRAM TO SIMULATE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM;NEURAL WORKS;
NEURALWORKS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY ENTERPRISES 230 EAST MAIN STREET CARNEGIE PA 15106 COMPUTER PROGRAM TO SIMULATE THE FUNCTIONS OF THE HUMAN BRAIN AND NERVOUS SYSTEM;NEURAL WORKS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. In one embodiment, a computer program blocks windows categorized as bad windows, while allowing windows categorized as good windows to be displayed. The computer program may categorize a window by consulting one or more lists. In one embodiment, a list may be updated from time to time to optimize the computer program and prevent program-obsolescence. Techniques for defeating a window-blocking mechanism are also disclosed. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a window is of a type that offers a product to a user. If so, the computer program provides a separate window containing information regarding the product. In one embodiment, a computer program detects if a user has a need for the computer program. If so, the user is informed of the efficacy of the computer program, which is then offered to the user.