Abstract: The circuit includes a memory array arranged as rows and columns of memory cells. An array portion stores a respective memory word in a given one of the rows in response to a word-write signal corresponding to a write address of the given one of the rows and in response to a plurality of bit-write signals associated with the plurality of columns, and reads a respective memory word from a given one of the rows in response to a word-read signal corresponding to a read address of the given one of the rows and in response to a plurality of bit-read signals associated with the plurality of columns. The circuit also includes a write-through detection system that activates an analog bypass portion to read the memory word from the analog bypass portion in response to the read address being the same as the write address.

Abstract: A hinged strain relief backshell, selectively disposed about a cable, adjacent to a cable connector for selective assembly with the connector, includes a first integral semi-cylindrical backshell half and a second integral semi-cylindrical backshell half second hinged to the first integral backshell half. The integral semi-cylindrical backshell halves configured to be to be selectively disposed about the cable with one another. Each integral semi-cylindrical backshell half defining complementary half-threads defined by the respective backshell half and corresponding wrench flats defined in an outside surface portion of each backshell half. At least one of the integral semi-cylindrical backshell halves defining at least one strain clamp ear portion extending from a connector distal portion of the backshell half for retraining the cable at least in a direction parallel to the cable.

Abstract: A cleaning appliance includes a dirt separator for separating dirt from an airflow, the dirt separator including a bin for collecting dirt separated from the airflow, the bin including a bin lid having a closed configuration in which the dirt is retained in the bin, and an open configuration for the removal of dirt from the bin. The cleaning appliance further including an inlet, the inlet extending through an opening in the bin lid, and the inlet including an attachment interface. The cleaning appliance further includes an interlock mechanism to prevent the bin lid from being opened when an attachment is connected to the attachment interface.

Abstract: A cleaning appliance includes a dirt separator for separating dirt from an airflow, and a main body, the dirt separator including a bin for collecting dirt separated from the airflow, and the main body including a runner portion extending alongside a side wall of the bin, wherein the bin is slidable along the runner portion between an operational position and an extended position, and a release catch releasably engages with a formation on the runner portion to prevent the bin from being separated from the cleaning appliance, and wherein the release catch is positioned on the side wall of the bin such that it is hidden by the runner portion of the main body unless the bin is in the extended position.

Abstract: A dirt separator that includes an inlet; an outer wall defining a first dirt collection chamber of a first separation stage; an inner wall defining a second dirt collection chamber of a second separation stage; at least one rib extending from the inner wall into the second collection chamber; and a closure member hingedly connected to the dirt separator and movable between a closed position for sealing open ends of both the first and second dirt collection chambers and an open position for escape of dirt from the open ends. The closure member comprises a seal for sealing against the inner wall when the closure member is in the closed position, and the at least one rib has an end edge that is inclined such that the seal rides along the end edge and onto the inner wall as the closure member is closed.

Abstract: One example includes a memory circuit. The circuit includes a memory array arranged as rows and columns of memory cells. An array portion stores a respective memory word in a given one of the rows in response to a word-write signal corresponding to a write address of the given one of the rows and in response to a plurality of bit-write signals associated with the plurality of columns, and reads a respective memory word from a given one of the rows in response to a word-read signal corresponding to a read address of the given one of the rows and in response to a plurality of bit-read signals associated with the plurality of columns. The circuit also includes a write-through detection system that activates an analog bypass portion to read the memory word from the analog bypass portion in response to the read address being equal to the write address.

Abstract: A filter assembly includes a filter housing, a first filter, and a second filter, wherein the first filter is a pre-motor filter, and the second filter is a post-motor filter, and both the first and second filters are fixed to the filter housing and are annular about a common axis.

Abstract: Provided herein are compounds that exhibit activity as acetyl-CoA carboxylase modulators (e.g., inhibitors) and are useful, for example, in methods for the control of fungal pathogens in plants.

Abstract: A luminaire system includes a frame configured to be positioned in a drop ceiling and connected to a support. A junction housing is connected to the frame and has a high voltage input and a low voltage output. A control component is positioned in the junction housing for converting a high voltage power supply to a lower voltage power supply. A first low voltage conductor extends from the junction housing. A light engine includes a housing containing a light emitter, and a second low voltage conductor extending from the housing. The light engine is releasably connected to the frame and the second low voltage conductor is releasably connected to the first low voltage conductor.

Abstract: One aspect of the present disclosure comprises a method for calibrating a drive level of a non-radioactive calibration source. Another aspect of the present disclosure comprises a method for using a non-radioactive calibration source to verify correct operation of a radiation detector. Another aspect of the present disclosure comprises a radiation detection system that comprises a radiation detector and a non-radioactive calibration source that is used to verify correct operation of the radiation detector.

Abstract: The present invention discloses gene targets, constructs and methods for the genetic control of plant disease caused by nematodes of the genus Meloidogyne (root knot nematodes). The present invention relates to achieving a plant protective effect through the identification of target coding sequences and the use of recombinant DNA technologies for post-transcriptionally repressing or inhibiting expression of the target coding sequences in the cells of plant-parasitic nematodes. The disclosed gene targets show significant conservation at the nucleotide level between orthologs from different Meloidogyne species, facilitating genus-wide targeting by RNA interference.