ROCK CLIMBING EQUIPMENT

Brand	Owner (click to sort)	Address	Description
MEGALITH	Megalith	560 S 100 W #10 Provo UT 84601	Rock climbing equipment, namely, artificial climbing walls and holds for artificial climbing walls;
MOUNTAIN LYON PRODUCTS MLP	Lyon, Susan	24255 Fremontia Ave. Descanso CA 91916	rock climbing equipment, namely, rock climbing chalk, climbing gloves, rope pads, chalk bags, rock climbing shoes and carabiners;MLP MOUNTAIN LYON PRODUCTS;PRODUCTS;
PITCHSIX	Pitch Six	1796 COUNTRY CLUB DR LOGAN UT 84321	Rock climbing equipment, namely, belay glasses;PITCH SIX;
PROJECTROCK	PROJECTROCK	Apt 26-D 2110 N. Ocean Blvd Ft Lauderdale FL 33305	Rock climbing equipment, namely, climbing harnesses, climbing holds, holds for artificial climbing walls, and volumes for artificial claiming walls;PROJECT ROCK;
	Where the owner name is not linked, that owner no longer owns the brand

Technical Examples

A reservoir simulator first estimates rock displacement parameters (u, v, and w) representing rock movement in the x, y, and z directions. When the rock displacement parameters (u, v, w) are determined, "?x,y,z" (the 'x,y,z elongation strains') and "?xy,yz,zx" (the 'shear strains') are determined since "?x,y,z" and "?xy,yz,zx" are function of "u", "v", and "w" When "?x,y,z" and "?xy,yz,zx" are determined, "?x,y,z" (the 'elastic normal rock stress in x,y,z directions') and "?xy,yz,xz" (the 'elastic shear stress') are determined since "?x,y,z" and "?xy,yz,xz" are a function of "?x,y,z" and "?xy,yz,zx". When "?x,y,z" and "?xy,yz,xz" are determined, the rock momentum balance differential equations can be solved, since these equations are a function of "?x,y,z" and "?xy,yz,xz". When any residuals are substantially equal to zero, the estimated rock displacement parameters (u, v, and w) represent 'accurate rock displacement parameters' for the reservoir. When the rock momentum balance differential equations are solved, the rock displacement parameters (u, v, w), at an advanced time, are known. These rock displacement parameters (u, v, w) represent and characterize 'subsidence' in a seabed floor because subsidence results from rock movement; and rock movement results from withdrawal of oil or other hydrocarbon deposits or other fluids from an Earth formation. This 'abstract of the disclosure' is given for the sole purpose of allowing a patent searcher to easily determine the content of the disclosure in this application.