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FIRSTPASS CLOUD9 PARENT 14655 NORTHWEST FWY #135 HOUSTON TX 77040 FIRST PASS;Conducting electronic discovery services via global computer networks for lawyers and corporations; Electronic legal discovery consulting services; Software as a service (SAAS) services featuring software in the legal field for litigation support;
FIRSTPASS FIRSTWATCH SOLUTIONS, INC. 1930 PALOMAR POINT WAY SUITE 101 CARLSBAD CA 92008 FIRST PASS;online, nondownloadable computer software that collects, monitors and performs real-time analysis of clinical and patient care data and displays results via real time dashboard views, all for use in the fields of public health and emergency response;
FIRSTPASS FirstPass Engineering PC 864 Happy Canyon Rd, Suite 110 Castle Rock CO 80108 FIRST PASS;Engineering services, namely, engineering for the electronics industry; Product development and engineering services for others;
FIRSTPASS FirstPass Global Inc. 864 happy canyon rd 864 happy canyon rd castle rock CO 80108 FIRST PASS;Engineering services, namely, engineering for the electronics industry; Engineering design services; Product development and engineering services for others;
FIRSTPASS+ MBITION 20225 Watertown Blvd., Suite #400 Brookfield WI 53045 FIRST PASS+;Providing temporary use of a non-downloadable web application for test preparation that enables users to access an educational reference database for examination preparation; Providing a web site featuring temporary use of non-downloadable software for test preparation that enables users to access an educational reference database for examination preparation;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A multiple pass speech recognition method includes a first pass and a second pass. The first pass recognizes an input speech signal to generate a first pass result. The second pass generates a first grammar having a portion set to match a first part of the input speech signal, based upon the context of the first pass result, and generate a second pass result. The method may further include a third pass grammar limiting the second part of the input speech signal to the second pass result. The third pass grammar includes a model corresponding to the first part of the input speech signal and varying within the second pass result. The third pass compares the first part of the input speech signal to the model while limiting the second part of the input speech signal to the second pass result.