Appeal No. 2002-1797 Application 09/129,38 Third, the examiner finds that Lipa is "dynamically adjusting" the fault tolerance system because the list of zones which can be selected is dynamically adjusted based upon the results of the system measurement (EA10). Appellants argue that the overall ratings of each available zone are provided to the user for selection of a zone for game play (RBr4). It is argued that the zone selection method is a one-time assessment performed prior to the start of a game and is not updated as play progresses (RBr4). We agree with appellants. The determination of the overall ratings of each zone prior to user selection of a zone is a one-time occurrence and does not result in "dynamically adjusting" anything. Moreover, even if the list was changed dynamically, we fail to see how this meets the limitation of "dynamically adjusting the operation [of a service]" since adjusting a list (a thing) is not adjusting the operation of a service (a function). - 9 -Page: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 NextLast modified: November 3, 2007