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C7 Consumer Profiling Patent A professor at New York University has patented a method of building customer profiles and using them to recommend products and services, a patent that is almost certain to cause controversy because it appears to be based on methods already widely used in consumer profiling.

The difference is that Ovatemp is based on methods from traditional Chinese medicine and the FAM method, whereas Glow does not seem to claim a particular method.

The patent is almost certain to engender controversy because it appears to be based on business methods already widely used.

It appears to be yet another patent based on business methods already widely used in an important and growing part of the economy -- and one that might raise objections from the companies already engaged in consumer profiling.

Formation evaluation procedures for prediction of rock composition and porosity are based on different methods already in use for oil and gas wells (e.g. Ellis and Singer 2007; Schlumberger 1998; Serra 1984).

This method was based on the method already described to study active efflux in Salmonella enterica strains [40].

There are already spreadsheets (for example SERRA 5000, based on Method 5000 and SERRA 832, based on UNI EN 832/2001) which can evaluate energy performance and verify the effectiveness.

The overall image data processing is based on the method already described elsewhere [12].

Although SEM estimates based on already existing methods for handling categorical variables could be converted to an odds ratio metric for the purpose of interpretation, it has been used very rarely in the publications in the field and almost exclusively with GLLAMM.

To estimate the SUVRcomp cutoff value for detecting amyloid positivity in vivo using the described method, receiver operating curve (ROC) analysis was performed by Thurfjell et al. [ 15] on an independent dataset of 68 SUVRcomp values (quantified based on the already described method) with the autopsy results as a standard of truth.

What was generally missed in the coverage of this coverage is that "Survival, Evasion, Resistance, and Escape" (SERE), a torture survival program that the CIA's methods were based on, had already caused a national scandal back in 1995 because of the use of similar techniques.