Ron Hanifan
`
`
`
`I Concise
`Dictionary of
`
`En ineering
`
`flWfirfliimWW
`
`Petitioners - Exhibit 1013 Page 1
`
`Petitioners - Exhibit 1013 Page 1
`
`

`

`Hon Hamlin“
`lJcl Rio. TN. USA
`
`Porlion: of Ibis Wort previously upward in Tim: Eoginorring unsung; EMI-Hlfi-Efllflfiafi
`:oripinolly publishsd in Eflll} by Momsnlurn Prints].
`
`ISBN 9?3-}3l9-UTEJH
`DIG] ID.1W?WTE-3-3l94}T339-T
`
`ISBN WS-3-3l9-M339J lcflouk}
`
`Springor Chum Hoidclbcrg Now York Dordrochl London
`
`Lll'fll'lLTj' of Emmss Control ‘H umber: 3D] 49423 | J
`
`F': Spring“ Inlcrnnliunal Publishing. Su'ltacrlanfl 3L1“
`This work is subjccl: to copyrighlfill righls arc rc-scrwc] is}. “in: PiIHishcr.lIrhc1|1crllicwlio-lc or purl
`or “1: matcrial is cmmcd. fisrcilicslly “1: rights of1ronsla1ion.rcrrrin1in:. min: of illuslnltions.
`rcciullion. broadcasting. rcproduclion on microlilrns or in snyolhcr Fungi-calmly. a m] transmission
`or informalrc-n slosufic and wrist-iii. clcclmni-r Mlnmrll'ron. compulcr soils-firs. or to: similrlr or
`dissimihlr mdliodology now known or hcrcui'lrr dcwloprd. Excniprcd from lllii: lrgal nun-adion
`m hricf cam-fins in conncttim with micusor scholarly narcissism mulcnsl supplicd spccificolly
`[or- ill: purport of lit-jog tnrcrcd and :murcd on :1 oornpun-r 53:“an I'or ruinin- us: b}.- Inc
`purchascr of “1c work. Dupl'brnlion of1his pubiinllion or parlfihcrcor is pcrrnillcd onlyumlcr I|1c
`proricionsoi' Ihtfflpfl'lflll Lam- oi" Iii-.- Publish-3': localiou- in iururrcnl torsion. and pcrniiuion
`for LIE: must always bc oblairwd from Springs. Pcrmissions for usc may bi: ohlnincd through
`EighuLink u: 1h: Copyright Chat-ant: Emu-r. Wok-Lions arc liablt 1o million undtr In:
`wsprclhIc Copyrighl LEW.
`Tin: not of gcncnl dcccripciirc nuns-rs. rcgicrcrcd :Ial'dfl. Iradcnmks. .cc-rvicv: nurh. out. no this
`publicmion docs riol implan-n in thc obit-nor of: spccific stun-mun. than such numc-sartcxcmpl
`from. In: rrltl-zll'il prolrciiw In: and mgularnooc um] Ihtrcl'orr lm: for animal uct.
`Wliilr ‘llfl ads-lot and infiorrnalion in “ii: book lrc belicI-cd to 1st 1ru-r :ncl mural: a11hc dulc of
`publicuiiun. EIEIll'IEI Lh: nulhnflmnhrcdilunl nor rlu: publish-r: can mp1 anylcgail rumba“)
`for urn]: crrorc or omissions thoi ma; hr Mink-.111: [mblushtr nlu'lcts no wamm :. . ciprcss or i-ml'flird.
`'urltl‘i mm[ In II1r: material cunlumn] hmln.
`
`Pnn'lnl L1n. flflIJ-rIEE pals"
`
`Springer is: part of Spring“ Stunt: #Eufinnsuc Mndiu 1 In. 'II'JTII'II'IEITJIEII'HI'
`
`Petitioners - Exhibit 1013 Page 2
`
`Petitioners - Exhibit 1013 Page 2
`
`

`

`-'t
`
`dimmer-rt! Ina-errata Eat-lime!“
`
`Automated Inspection Equipment
`Measuring or gaging inatrumerts that make a para or fail determination of a dimensional
`characteristic without human interaction- Automated inepeetion equipment is. usually inte
`gral to a production line and is often computer controlled.
`
`.tttturna'tetl l'ull: -hrliti‘j'll't.
`A sorta-are technique that oeana oouree code in order tode-sign a n optional set of test easeit to
`enereisetlre primary paths in a aoftware module.
`
`Automated Emile]
`
`ft radio with eapala'dity for automatically controlled operation by electronic desires that
`require “file or no operator intm'cntian.
`
`.tutomatle
`
`l'crLaining to a process orderice that. under flaccifretl conditiona. Funeti-onswithout interven-
`tion hya hurnart apn'alae.
`
`.iutmmafie Ilntu I'm-resting l-il'li'}
`ll} -'ll.t'l interfacing amounts of procedures. proclaims. methods. permanel. and equipment to
`perform automatically a series of data procuring; operations that reaull in a change in the
`semntic content of the datn. l2} Data proceraing. by means of one or more devices. ta] that
`one:- common storage for all or part of a computer program. and also for all: or part of the
`data necenutry for execution of the prograunflh] that execute ufidf-Wl'illtl‘l or user duignaled
`programs: [c] that perform user designated symbol mnipulation. such until hrnetit opera-
`tions. logic operations. orcharacterhat ring, manipulations: and It“ that can execute programs
`that modify then-miter during their ruteeutiort. Automatic data pence-fling may he perlnrmed
`by a standalone unit or by several connected units. [ii Data processing largely performed by
`automatic means. t4} That branch of science and technology concerned IWith methods ancl
`technique: relating to data procure-in; largely perfumed by automatic means.
`
`.tutomat'ie t'inin ['ontrol
`
`A. process or means by Which gain is automatically adjusted in a .fiaccifrctl manner asa func-
`tion of input level or another specified. parameter.
`
`Automatic 'I'Hi Equipment [-lt l'l'i]
`I l}Teat. measurement. and diagnostic eauipment that perforate a program to teat functional
`or static para meters. to evaluate the degree of performance degradation. or to perform Fault
`isolation of unit malfunctions. The decision making.control. or evaluative functions are con-
`ducted Ialith minimal reliance on human intervention. :1] An equipment that in dcaignai to
`automatically conduct analysis of functional or static parameters. evaluate the degree of per-
`formance degradation. and potions: isolation of item malfunctions.
`
`.tutomatlc Thting
`The process. by which the local'uulion of faults. poasihle prediction of failure or validation
`that the equipment is operating mtid'aemeily iadetermined hy a device that is: programmed to
`perform a oeriea of self—sequencing teat measurements without the neceeaity of human direc-
`tion after its operations have been initiated.
`
`.tdliul'naflun
`
`ll} The implementation of processes by automatic means. [III The inse-stigation. design.
`development. and application of methods of rendering promilutomatic. self-musing. or
`aelfmantrolling- [3} The cont'eraion of a [Hermit-re. a mince-m or eu.1uiprnent to automatic
`operation-
`
`Petitioners - Exhibit 1013 Page 3
`
`Petitioners - Exhibit 1013 Page 3
`
`