PROVIDING RECOGNITION DEMONSTRATE EXCELLENCE

Brand Owner (click to sort) Address Description
COVER AWARDS Pasetsky, Mark Allen 120 West 21st Street Apt. 1007 new york NY 10011 Providing recognition to demonstrate excellence by way of observational awards to the reporting efforts of media publications, namely, of magazines, books, internet websites and newspapers in entertainment news and celebrity gossip;AWARDS;
PAYITGREEN APPROVED NATIONAL AUTOMATED CLEARING HOUSE ASSOCIATION Suite 400 2550 Waser Terrace Herndon VA 20171 Providing recognition to demonstrate excellence in the field of electronic payments and electronic billing;The mark consists of PAY IT GREEN above the word APPROVED and separated by a horizontal line and contained with a seal design with leaf designs at the top and bottom.;PAY IT GREEN APPROVED;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;
RIMINGTON TROPHY Rimington, Dave 500 W. 37th Street Suite 300 New York NY 10018 providing recognition to demonstrate excellence by giving an annual award in the nature of a trophy to the most outstanding college offensive center playing intercollegiate football;TROPHY;
RIMINGTON TROPHY Rimington, Dave 500 W. 37th Street Suite 300 New York NY 10018 providing recognition to demonstrate excellence by giving an annual award in the nature of a trophy to the most outstanding college offensive center playing intercollegiate football;The mark consists of an image of a football player surrounded by a circle that includes 5 stars. The words Rimington Trophy appears below the image of the football player.;Color is not claimed as a feature of the mark.;TROPHY;
 

Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

    
Technical Examples
  1. A character recognition apparatus which performs character recognition with increased accuracy on a document image including plural languages. A re-recognition range is set based on the result of recognition using a first recognition unit, and character recognition by a second recognition unit is performed within the set range. In the re-recognition range, if a similarity of the result of re-recognition is higher than that by the first recognition unit, the result of recognition by the first recognition unit is replaced with the result of recognition by the second recognition unit.