Abstract: Answering System enables a user to input a query and responds with answers. Server stores an indexed database of a plurality of S-A-O's (subject-action-object). User generates the query that includes query elements (A-O), (S-A), or (S-X-O), or element (S). The server identifies the database element S, O, or A, or elements (A-O) associated with a respective knowledge base S-A-O that includes the query element(s) in response to the server receiving the query and generates a natural language answer S-A-O that includes the identified and the query elements(s) and transmits the answer to the user apparatus that provides an audio or visual response. The server can conduct WWW searches for documents with S-A-O elements that match query element(s) and adds them to the database, thus treating the WWW as an available knowledge base.

Abstract: Answering System enables a user to input a query and responds with answers. Server stores an indexed database of a plurality of S-A-O's (subject-action-object). User generates the query that includes query elements (A-O), (S-A), or (S-X-O), or element (S). The server identifies the database element S, O, or A, or elements (A-O) associated with a respective knowledge base S-A-O that includes the query element(s) in response to the server receiving the query and generates a natural language answer S-A-O that includes the identified and the query elements(s) and transmits the answer to the user apparatus that provides an audio or visual response. The server can conduct WWW searches for documents with S-A-O elements that match query element(s) and adds them to the database, thus treating the WWW as an available knowledge base.

Abstract: Links (48-50) tangential to the rotorshaft (30) and connected to the inner swashplate ring (38) center the swashplate and restrain it from rotating (in the case of a stationary inner ring) by attachment to gearbox lugs (34-36), or drive it in unison with the rotorshaft (in the case of a rotating inner ring) by attachment to rotorshaft flanges. Spherical (rod-end) bearings (52-54, 56-58) so that the links can accommodate collective and cyclic swashplate attitude changes by moving out of plane.Links (70-72) tangential to the outer swashplate ring (64) and connected thereto and to the airframe (74) perform a similar function in restraining, centering and allowing for collective/cyclic movement of a stationary outer swashplate ring.