MICRO BLEND

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MICRO BLEND MILLIKEN & COMPANY M495 920 Milliken Road Spartanburg SC 29303 MICRO-BLEND;textile fabrics made of synthetic fibers;
MICRO-BLEN TRICO AG PRODUCTS, INC. P.O. BOX 1104 STORM LAKE IA 50588 MICRO-BLEND;Biochemical Composition Treatment-Namely, a Non-Toxic Blend of Microorganisms, Enzymes and Substrate for Use in Agriculture and Horticulture;
MICRO-BLEND Optimer, Inc. 403 East Marsh Lane Wilmington DE 19804 MICRO BLEND;clothing, headgear, and footwear;
MICROBLEN Microblen of Georgia 2890 Five Springs Road Dalton GA 30720 MICRO BLEND;Chemical blends used to digest and process wood chips;
MICROBLEND Optimer, Inc. 403 East Marsh Lane Wilmington DE 19804 MICRO BLEND;clothing, headgear, and footwear;
MICROBLEND MICROBLEND, INC. 1416 W. San Pedro, Suite 101 Gilbert AZ 85233 MICRO BLEND;Architectural and industrial coatings, namely, interior, exterior, residential and commercial finish paints, paint primers, finishes and wood stains;
MICROBLEND MICROBLEND, INC. 1416 W. San Pedro, Suite 101 Gilbert AZ 85233 MICRO BLEND;Online retail store services featuring architectural and industrial coatings, namely, interior, exterior, residential and commercial finish paints, paint primers, finishes and wood stains;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A computer-based feature suppression method is used in removing a blend chain formed by a set of blend faces, and creating a new model without the blend faces. Blend recognition is used to determine the support faces, spring edges and cross edges for each blend face of the blend chain. The method further includes classifying the edges of the blend faces into spring edges, cross edges, and other edges, determining the other blend chains which interact with the blend chain of interest, separating the interacting blend chains from the blend chain, and deleting the blend face of the blend chain after separating thereof from the interacting blend chains. The cross edges of the blend faces in the blend chain are used to find the blend for which a face is missing between the blend face and the support face. In one implementation the identified blend chains are deleted by extension or contraction of neighboring blend faces so as to patch-up deleted regions.