Personalized User Model LLP v. Google Inc.

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APPENDIX re 116 Claim Construction Opening Brief [Appendix of Exhibits (Vol. II of II)] by Google Inc.. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit C part 1, # 2 Exhibit C part 2, # 3 Exhibit C part 3, # 4 Exhibit C part 4, # 5 Exhibit C part 5, # 6 Exhibit D, # 7 Exhibit E, # 8 Exhibit F)(Moore, David)

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interdepartmental Interdepartmental /,1ntedi:pa:t'msnt(0)1/

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interior

adj. interfacial /inta'feif(a)l/ adj. 1 included between two
faces of a crystal or other solid. 2 of or forming an interface. Interfacing /'mtafeisna / n, a stiffish material, esp.

concerning than one department, more zn interdepartmentally adv. 7Tutttordepend /mtedx'psnd/ v. intr. depend on each other. a interdependence n. interdependency n. interdependent adj.
Interdict n. & v. a n. /'zntadzkt/ 1 an authoritative prohibition. 2 RC Ch. a sentence debarring a person, or esp. a place, from ecclesiastical functions and .privileges. 3 Sc. Law an injunction. · v.tr. /mta'dxkt/ prohibit (an action). 2 forbid the use of. 3 (usu. foil, by from + verbal noun) restrain (a person). 4 (uau. foll. by to) forbid (a thing) to a person. 5 US a Mil_ impede (an enemy force), esp. by bombing lines of communication or supply. b intercept (a prohibited commodity); prevent (its movement). o interdiction /-'dzkf(e)n/ n. interdictory /-'dikt(a)ri/ adj. [Middle English from Old French entredit from Latin interdictum past part. of interdicere interpose, forbid by decree (as INTER-, dicere say))

buckram, between two layers of fabric in collars etc. interfaith /'mtafeiO, -'feiO/ adj. of, relating to, or between different religions or members of different religions. Interfemoral /mta'fam(a)r(a)l/ adj. between the thighs. Interfere /mte'fYa/ v.intr. 1 (usu, foil, by with) a (of a person) meddle; obstruct a process etc. b (of a thing) be a hindrance; get in the way. 2 (usu. foll. by in) take part or intervene, esp..without invitation or necessity. 3 (foll. by with) Brit. euphem, molest or assault sexually. 4 physics (of light or other waves) combine so as to cause interference. 5 (of a horse) knock one leg against another. m interferer n. interferiug adj. interferingly adv. [Old French s'entreferir 'strike each other' (as xNTnR-, .ferir from Latin ferire'strike')l

interdigital /mte'&dyt(a)1/ adj. between the fingers or toes.
interdigitate /mta'dzd3iteit/ uintr. interlock like clasped fingers. [INTBR- -j- Latin digitus finger + -ATE31 interdisciplinary /mta'drsiplm(a)ri, ,mtedzstplm(e)ri/ . adj. of or between more than one branch of learning. interest /'mt(a)rist/ n. & v, on. 1 a concern; curiosity (have no interest in ,/fishing). b a quality exciting curiosity or holding the attention (this magazine lacks interest). 2 a subject, hobby, etc., in which one is concerned (his interests are gardening and sport). 3 advantage or profit, esp. when financial (it is in your interest to go; look after your own interests). 4 money paid for the use of money lent, or for not requiring the repayment of a debt. 5 (usu. foll. by in) a a financial stake (in an undertaking etc.). b a legal concern, title, or right (in property). 6 a a party or group having a common concern (the brewing interest), b a principle in which a party or group is concerned. 7 the selfish pursuit of one's own welfare, self-interest. atr. I excite the curiosity or attention of (your story interests megreatly). 2 (usu. foll. by in) cause (a person) to take a personal interest or share (can I interest you in a holiday abroad. 3 (as interested adj.) having a private interest; not impartial or disinterested (an Interested party). a at interest (of money borrowed) on . the condition that interest is payable. declare an (or one's) Interest make known one's financial etc. interests in an undertaking before it is discussed. in the interest (or interests ) of as something that is advantageous to. lose interest become bored or boring. with interest 1 with

Interference /mta-ftar(a)ns/ n. 1 (usu. full. by with) a the act of interfering. b an instance of this. 2 the fading or disturbance of received radio signals by the interference of waves from different sources, or esp. by atmospherics or unwanted signals. 3 Physics the combination of two or more wave motions to form a resultant wave in which the displacement is reinforced or cancelled. o interferential /-fe'r&nS(a)l/ adj. interferometer /mtafa'rnmzta/ n. an instrument for measuring wavelengths etc. by means of interference /-fera'mank/ phenomena. a interferometric adj. /-fera'mstrA(a)li/ adv. interferometrically interferometry n.
interferon /mta'fYaron/ n- Biochem. any of various proteins released by cells, usu. in response to a virus, and able to inhibit viral replication. [INTEliFARra + -ON) interfibrillar /mte'ftbrilel ad/. between fibrils.

Interfile /mte'fnxl/ v.tr. -1 file (two sequences) together. k file (one or more items) into an existing sequence. itnterilow /'mtaflau/ v. & n. · v.intr. flow into each
other. b n. the process or result of this,

i0terfiuen t /mta'flu.ant/ adj. flowing into each other. [Latin interfluere interfluent- (as;rNTeR-,.fluere'flow')l interfuse /mte'fjn=/ v. 1 tr. a (usu- foll. by with) mix (a thing) with; intersperse. b blend (things) together. 2 intr. (of two things) blend' with each other. o interfusion /-'f)u:3(a)n( n. [Latin interfundere interf a. (as mTER-, fundere'pour')] intergalactic /mtege'laktxk/ adj. of or situated between two or more galaxies. a intergalactically adu. interglacial /mta'glezsral, -,f(a)ll adj. & n. a adj. of or relating to a period of milder climate between glacial periods. · n. such a period. interest charged or paid. 2 with increased force etc, adj. /,mte9nv(9)n'msnt(a)1/ Intergovernmental (returned the blow with Interest). D interestedly ado. concerning or conducted between two or more interestedness m [Middle English, earlier interesse governments . a intergovWntnentally adv. from Anglo-French from medieval Latin, alteration apparently after Old French interest, both from Latin iatergradation /.mtagra'dexf(e)n/ n. the process of interest, 3rd sing. present of intereste matter, make a merging together by gradual change of the constituents. difference (as mmxz-, esse be) ) intergrade /'mtagreid/ v. & n. · v.intr. pass into another form by intervening grades. 4 m such a grade. Interesting pmt(a)ristxp/ adj. causing curiosity; holding the' attention. min an interesting condition - intergrowth /'mtagroaOl n. the growing of things into archaic pregnant, a interestingly ado. interestingness each other. n. Interim )'mt(o)rzm/ n., adf., & adv. · n. the intervening time (in the interim he had died). w adj. intervening; interface /'mtafeis/ m c& v. · n. 7 esp. Physics a surface provisional, temporary. o adv. archaic meanwhile. forming a common boundary between two regions. 2 a [Latin, as nvTER- + adv. suffix -im) point where interaction occurs between two systems,. Interim dividend n. a dividend declared on the basis processes, subjects, etc. (the interface between psychology of less than a full year's results. and education). 3 esp. Computing an apparatus for
connecting two pieces of equipment so that they can be operated jointly. 0 v. (often foll. by with) 1 tr. & intr. connect with (another piece of equipment etc.) by an interface. 2 intr. interact with (another person etc.), Interior % zn'tze:na/ adj. & a. · adj. 7 inner. 2 remote from the coast or frontier; inland. 3 internal; domestic. 4 (usu. foll. by to) situated further in or within. 5 existing in the mind or soul; inward. 6 drawn, photographed , etc. within a building . 7 coming from inside . · n. 1 the interior part; the inside . 2 the interior part of a country or region. 3 a the home affairs of a country. b a department dealing with -these (Minister Qf the Interior). 4 a representation of the inside of a

s Usage The use of the noun and the verb in sense 2 is deplored by some people, because it often reduces the word to a high-sounding synonym, for boundary, meetingpoint, Link, liaison, interact, etc. b but d dog f.few 9 get h he

i yes k cat 1 leg m man n no p pen r red s sit t top v voice