Ex Parte Wollenberg et al - Page 7

                Appeal 2007-0510                                                                                 
                Application 10/699,507                                                                           
                                                                                                                 
            1          The plurality of samples can be a library of samples.  Kolosov, para.                     
            2   [0057].                                                                                          
            3          The library of samples can comprise product mixtures that are varied                      
            4   with respect to additives.  Kolosov, para. [0061].                                               
            5          In one embodiment of the invention, an array of materials is screened                     
            6   for viscosity.  Kolosov, para. [0029].                                                           
            7          It is contemplated that a parameter, e.g., a parameter that relates to a                  
            8   rheological property, of a sample is measured at a first time followed by                        
            9   measuring the parameter at a second time and so on during a predetermined                        
           10   period of time.  Kolosov, para. [0096].                                                          
           11          Figure 1 illustrates a system 10 for measuring or determining material                    
           12   properties, such as viscosity, of a combinatorial library of material samples.                   
           13   Kolosov, para. [0067].                                                                           
           14          The system 10 includes a stimulus generator 12 that applies power to                      
           15   a probe 14 for applying a stimulus to one or more samples in an array or                         
           16   library of samples.  Kolosov, para. [0067].                                                      
           17          The system 10 also includes a sensor or transducer 20 for monitoring                      
           18   a response of the one or more samples to the stimulus.  Kolosov, para.                           
           19   [0067].                                                                                          
           20          Typically, the transducer 20, the stimulus generator 12, or both are in                   
           21   communication with a computer sub-system 23, such as a microprocessor or                         
           22   other like computer for manipulating data.  For example, the computer sub-                       
           23   system 23 may be employed to receive and store data such as responses of                         
           24   samples, material properties of samples, or the like.  Kolosov, para. [0068].                    




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