Function Media, L.L.C. v. Google, Inc. et al

Filing 82

CLAIM CONSTRUCTION BRIEF filed by Function Media, L.L.C.. (Attachments: # 1 Exhibit A, # 2 Exhibit B, # 3 Exhibit B (continued), # 4 Exhibit C, # 5 Exhibit C (continued), # 6 Exhibit D, # 7 Exhibit E, # 8 Exhibit E (continued), # 9 Exhibit F, # 10 Exhibit G, # 11 Exhibit G (continued), # 12 Exhibit H, # 13 Exhibit I, # 14 Exhibit J, # 15 Exhibit K, # 16 Exhibit L, # 17 Exhibit M, # 18 Exhibit N)(Tribble, Max)

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¡nteractive voice response ¿ A computer tbat operates through the telephone system, in which inpur
coÍrmatrds a¡rd data a¡e t¡-¿nsmined to the computer as spoken words a.rrd numbers, o¡ tones and dial pulses generated by a telephone inslrument; and output i¡sEuctions a¡d dåla are received from the computer âs prerecorded o¡ synthesized spech. Fo¡ example, a diâl-in service that provides airline flight schedules when you press certain key codcs oD your rclephone i$ â¡ interactive voice response system. Ako called f!R.

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are

y givitrg comivet bY the ûser hÂt occù¡ duri¡g ¡ goal thâr must miBe the coûect

¡ot

as clea¡ as tbose producd

by the progessive

sc¿rinilg typic¿l of riewer computer monitors. Inte¡lace sc¡¡DiDg is, hower¡er, the st¡¡ldârd ñethod of displaying ana¡og broadcãst television iÐâges. Áls¿ call ed intalacäg Compare progressive scanning.

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fespoúse.

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r iDterface rn ol graPhic disûg devicÆ such

gfaphics iDter¡¡oducts f¡om

p¡ogra¡l sendiDg messages to another progmm. For exåmple, soñe e-mail programs allow ì¡se¡s to click on a URL ''ithin the message. i{fter the user clicks on tbe URL, browser software will automaticallv launch and access the [JRL.

in the next swep. Bec¡use ofthe screer phosphor's ability to mâiûtail| an image for a sholt time before
fading and the tendency of ihe hu¡nan eye to average or blend sùbtle differe¡ces in light iDtensity, rhe human yiewer ses a complete display, but the amount of i¡formation cârried by the display sigDal and the Dùmber of li¡¡es tbat must be displayed prr sweep are halved. Cor¡pdr¿ noninte¡laced.

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to Provide ae,¡ gaEe is a¡l i¡t4f_ ogf¿m.
session in r''hich

point at which a connectio¡ is made work wilh e¡ch oths or exchå¡te infomìation. 2. Softwa¡e thåt enprAtEtD tq wôrk with the ì¡ler4hL !¡¡rr i¡terwhjch cåD be a comnåtrd-l-iDe irterfâc, or a g¡aphical ùse¡ iûts¡face), with anprogram such as the operâtiDg syster!, or with comF¡ler's ha¡dwaæ. .t¿e ¿lro applicâtion Èor¡ing i¡lcrfac, graphical user interface. 3. A
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interle¡ve

vå- To a¡¡ange the sectors on a hârd disk

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such a way that afiEr oDe sector is read, thc next sectcr]E!_us"._r-iç-sqp!!se!4lt3By!_al-]!!9_Þseé_w_be!_ the coDputer is ¡eady to accept it rårher tha.D before, e/hich would mÂke the compl¡ter wait a whole revolutio¡ of the platter for the secto¡ to come bâck. Interleâyitrg is set by the forEat ùtiliry rhat hitializes a disk fo¡ use with a given computf,.

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Plûg, or other device tbÂt con¡eats pieres of witl¡ tbe computer so tl¡at iûfor¡natioo cá¡¡ be ftom place to place. For exâmple, stâr¡da¡dized hcas such as RS-232-C srår¡dâ¡d ¿¡d SCSI enable bctweer¡ comlx¡te{s a.ud p¡i¡ters or ako RS-232-C sranda¡d. SCSI.

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adaptei ¡. S¿¿ Detwork adapter. card ,L Se¿ adapter.
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¡nterl¿ved rnemory À A method of organizing the add¡csscs in RÁM mcmory in o¡der to ¡educ! 'rait statès. In hte¡leaved merûory âdjacent locations are storcd i¡ diffê¡eDt ¡ows of chips so Ùrat after accessing a byte, the procsso¡ dos ¡ot have to wait ar¡ c¡tirc ttreEory çjrcle befo¡e accessiût the ûext byte. See ¿¡so accss time (defnition l), wait ståte.

hterloc&.

l. Noise or othe¡ extemal sierials tì¿t

r,ü, To prreveût a device from acting while the current operatiotr is in progess.
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Pcrforma¡ce of a communicatións channel. signals that cå¡¡ distqb radio o¡ rcceptioD. The signa-ls caD be geDerated as in lighhing, o¡ by clecEonic dcviccs,

tDteÌDedlate larguâgê
as a¡¡

A computer laDF¡age ùsed

i¡terúediate stêp betwcD the originål soùce langùage, usually a highlevel langùage, asd the ¡2¡get la¡guage, !¡sually machine code. Some high-levet compilcf,s use assÐbl)¡ language as a.û intermediâte Ia¡gùage. S¿¿ ¿rso compile (defiritioû 2), object c¡de.

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