PICTURES FRAMES

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
ARIA Jera Trade 460 sterling court Southampton PA 18966 Pictures frames, wind chimes;
CLARK Columbia Insurance Company 1314 Douglas Street, Suite 1400 Omaha NE 68102 [ pictures frames, ] moldings (mouldings) for picture frames, picture frame, brackets [, picture frames of wood, ] [ of plastics, ] [ of metal, of aluminium ];
CLARK LARSON JUHL INC. 3900 Steve Reynolds Boulevard NORCROSS GA 30093 [ pictures frames, ] moldings (mouldings) for picture frames, picture frame, brackets [, picture frames of wood, ] [ of plastics, ] [ of metal, of aluminium ];
FIELD & STREAM FIELD & STREAM LICENSES COMPANY 18 Kings Highway North Westport CT 06880 Pictures Frames;
LARSON-JUHL Columbia Insurance Company 1314 Douglas Street, Suite 1400 Omaha NE 68102 pictures frames, [moldings (mouldings) for picture frames, picture frame brackets, picture frames of wood, of plastics, of metal, of aluminium];
MORPH SPORTS VIACOM INTERNATIONAL INC. 1515 Broadway, 34th Floor New York NY 10036 pictures frames;
NEXHOMMY Nexhome Shop Company Flat F 38/F BLK3 Wang Kang Garden Diamond Hill KLN 00000 Hong Kong Pictures frames; Mirror frames; Mirrors; Picture and photograph frames;
 

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

    
Technical Examples
  1. An image coding and decoding technology for compressing motion pictures which makes use of critical point filter technology and that includes detection of scene changes to provide more accurate decoding. An image input unit acquires key frames. A scene change detector detects when there is a scene change between key frames, and notifies a matching processor to that effect. The matching processor then skips generation of correspondence data between those key frames. A stream generator generates a coded data stream in a manner that key frames and associated correspondence data are incorporated when there is no scene change, while key frames and associated correspondence disable data are incorporated when there is a scene change. This allows a decoder to more accurately decode the data stream and take account of scene changes.