William R Kerner

age ~95

from Carson City, NV

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Also known as:

William P Kerner
Bill Kerner
William Kirkwood

Phone and address:: 1575 Silver Oak Dr, Carson City, NV 89703
775 350-7154

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William Kerner Phones & Addresses

1575 Silver Oak Dr, Carson City, NV 89703 • 775 350-7154
2499 Pheasant Hollow Dr, West Sacramento, CA 95691
715 Glide Ave, West Sacramento, CA 95691
W Sacramento, CA
Pollock Pines, CA
Apple Valley, CA
Barstow, CA

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Company:

William J. Kerner, Sr.
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Specialities

Trust • Family Law • Domestic Relations • General Practice • Personal Injury Law • Elder Law & Advocacy • Probate & Estate Planning • General Practice • Social Security • Real Property • Military and Veterans Affairs • Professional Responsibility

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William Kerner - Lawyer

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Office:

William J. Kerner, Sr.

Specialties:

Trust
Family Law
Domestic Relations
General Practice
Personal Injury Law
Elder Law & Advocacy
Probate & Estate Planning
General Practice
Social Security
Real Property
Military and Veterans Affairs
Professional Responsibility

ISLN:

905917359

Admitted:

1969

University:

John Carroll University, B.A., 1964

Law School:

St. John's University, J.D., 1967

Resumes

William Kerner

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Location:

United States

Us Patents

Data Reduction System
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US Patent:

41920104, Mar 4, 1980
Filed:

Nov 28, 1977
Appl. No.:

5/855484
Inventors:

William R. Kerner - Apple Valley CA
Jarred Morton - Apple Valley CA
International Classification:

G06F 722
US Classification:

364900
Abstract:

A data reduction apparatus and method are disclosed in which a serial bit stream, as for example representing characters of a message, can be formatted, registered, transmitted and reconstructed using a number of representative bits reduced from an original conventionally-coded stream to conserve space, transmission time, or bandwidth. More specifically, the original bit stream is treated in segments or data blocks, each consisting of a predetermined number of characters which are defined by a predetermined number of bits. The characters in each data block are arranged or ordered in a pattern for sequential processing in separate sets, according to their frequency of occurrence within the data block. The specific characters used in a block are specified. The positional information of the ordered sets of characters is coded followed by reduced-bit or abbreviated codes that specify the characters of each select group or set.