Abstract: An example non-transitory computer-readable medium includes instructions to monitor a time-averaged power consumption of a computing device that includes a plurality of power-consuming components including a processor, and compare the time-averaged power consumption to a first threshold to detect if the time-averaged power consumption exceeds the first threshold. In response to detecting that the time-averaged power consumption of the computing device exceeds the first threshold, the instructions are to decrease an operational power of the processor from a normal operating power, and start monitoring an instantaneous power consumption of the computing device to determine whether to make a further decrease or an increase to the operational power of the processor.

Abstract: An intermodal facility management system for facilitating delivery, pickup, facility access, and cargo management is presented. The system can receive data from clients within proximity of one or more wireless beacons. The system can capture data from clients that ingress or egress into or out of a facility, respectively, and validate received data with the captured data. The system can enable cargo transfer optimization by forecasting client arrival times to particular destination locations, and the forecasting can account for access point delays, such as can be due to an authentication process. The system can provide a measure of redundancy in ensuring that particular cargo is being sent to proper locations, and the system can further prompt facility personnel to ensure that cargo is accessible and ready for dispatch upon arrival of any given client.

Abstract: An intermodal facility management system for facilitating delivery, pickup, facility access, and cargo management is presented. The system can receive data from clients within proximity of one or more wireless beacons. The system can capture data from clients that ingress or egress into or out of a facility, respectively, and validate received data with the captured data. The system can enable cargo transfer optimization by forecasting client arrival times to particular destination locations, and the forecasting can account for access point delays, such as can be due to an authentication process. The system can provide a measure of redundancy in ensuring that particular cargo is being sent to proper locations, and the system can further prompt facility personnel to ensure that cargo is accessible and ready for dispatch upon arrival of any given client.

Abstract: An intermodal facility management system for facilitating delivery, pickup, facility access, and cargo management is presented. The system can receive data from clients within proximity of one or more wireless beacons. The system can capture data from clients that ingress or egress into or out of a facility, respectively, and validate received data with the captured data. The system can enable cargo transfer optimization by forecasting client arrival times to particular destination locations, and the forecasting can account for access point delays, such as can be due to an authentication process. The system can provide a measure of redundancy in ensuring that particular cargo is being sent to proper locations, and the system can further prompt facility personnel to ensure that cargo is accessible and ready for dispatch upon arrival of any given client.

Abstract: An intermodal facility management system for facilitating delivery, pickup, facility access, and cargo management is presented. The system can receive data from clients within proximity of one or more wireless beacons. The system can capture data from clients that ingress or egress into or out of a facility, respectively, and validate received data with the captured data. The system can enable cargo transfer optimization by forecasting client arrival times to particular destination locations, and the forecasting can account for access point delays, such as can be due to an authentication process. The system can provide a measure of redundancy in ensuring that particular cargo is being sent to proper locations, and the system can further prompt facility personnel to ensure that cargo is accessible and ready for dispatch upon arrival of any given client.

Abstract: An example non-transitory machine-readable medium includes instructions that, when executed by a controller, cause the controller to detect an emergency throttling event of a central processing unit (CPU) of a computing device, and, if the CPU has undergone fewer than a threshold number of emergency throttling events, increase a current maximum power limit of the CPU to an increased maximum power limit.

Abstract: Remote device operation using data stream aggregations includes processing, during a performance of the event, input data streams representative of user interactions with user applications, such as to indicate levels of enthusiasm of the users with respect to occurrences within the event. Data of the input data streams are aggregated according to pooling constraints to determine data pools, which are then used to synthesize trends and trend velocities for determining an operation of a function of a remote device to cause. A signal configured to cause that operation is then transmitted to the remote device.

Abstract: The UV ray-blocking headwear is adapted to be an apparel item. The UV ray-blocking headwear is adapted to be worn on the head. The UV ray-blocking headwear is a UV blocking sunshield that is attaches to the head such that UV radiation is prevented from reaching the head, ears, or nape of the neck. The UV ray-blocking headwear is attached to a headband that is worn on the head such that a sunshield is raised above the head thereby creating a space for air flow to provide for the comfort of the user. The UV ray-blocking headwear comprises a headband, a plurality of struts and a sunshield.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to nutritional composition(s) containing a protein equivalent source which includes a rice protein hydrolysate, and an octenyl succinic anhydride (OSA) modified starch emulsifier. The disclosure also relates to method(s) of producing rice protein hydrolysate, the method(s) including suspending rice protein in a solution to form a suspension; heating the suspension; cooling the heated suspension; adding an endoprotease to the suspension to hydrolyze the rice protein into at least two supernatant fractions; inactivating the endoprotease; separating an insoluble portion of the suspension from the at least two supernatant fractions; collecting the at least two supernatant fractions; and combining the at least two supernatant fractions.

Abstract: Exemplary of the present disclosure can include an apparatus for generating thermal imaging information of a biological structure(s), including detector arrangement(s) which can be configured to receive and detect light radiation(s), a determination arrangement(s) which can be configured to determine a position or an orientation of the detector arrangement(s) with respect to the biological structure(s) to generate data, and a computer arrangement configured to generate the thermal imaging information based on the radiation and the data when the detector arrangement(s) is moved. The thermal imaging information can include a 2-dimension temperature map(s) of a portion(s) of the biological structure(s).

Abstract: A method for signal reception in a Multiple-Input-Multiple-Output (MIMO) communication system is provided. The method enhances the efficiency of signal reception in the MIMO system and simplifies the algorithms of signal reception and soft decoding metrics generation. In other words, soft decisions are generated according to correlations between metrics corresponding to least reliable bits based on MMSE linear estimation and noise variance estimation is provided to improve performance when an error is generated in channel matrix H estimation.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and apparatus for reducing error in interferometric fringe stability and reproducibility in an interference fringe generator. In one aspect, the method for reducing error in interferometric fringe stability and reproducibility includes providing a light source, positioning a grating to receive light from the light source and positioning a projection lens having a focal length F to receive light from the grating. The projection lens projects the received light upon an object of interest positioned substantially at a distance d1 from the lens. Typically the lens is positioned substantially at a distance d2 from the grating. The values of d1, d2, and F are related by d2 being approximately equal to d1F/(d1?F).

Abstract: A CDMA transmitter that limits the peak-to-average ratio to a selected maximum level. The CDMA transmitter comprises: 1) a first baseband combiner for receiving N baseband chip streams, each of the N baseband chip streams comprising a sequence of chips, each chip having one of a positive amplitude value and a negative amplitude value, wherein the first baseband combiner combines chips from corresponding time slots in each of the N baseband chip streams to thereby generate a first composite baseband chip sequence; 2) a data processor for detecting a first peak amplitude in the first composite baseband chip sequence that exceeds a pre-determined maximum threshold and determining an amplitude and a polarity of a first compensation pulse associated with the first peak amplitude; and 3) a pulse generator for generating the first compensation pulse having the amplitude and the polarity determined by the data processor.

Abstract: A demodulator for demodulating a set of S possible orthogonal modulation codes received serially as binary data, wherein each of the orthogonal modulation codes comprises M binary bits representing an N-bit data symbol and wherein M=2N.

Abstract: A CDMA receiver for detecting a pilot channel signal having a known pseudo-random noise (PN) chip sequence, the known PN chip sequence comprising a plurality of known Logic 1 chips and a plurality of known Logic 0 chips.

Abstract: A system and method is disclosed for providing service negotiation during a hard handoff of a mobile station to a target base station in a wireless communication system. The target base station negotiates a Service Option with the mobile station using service negotiation messages. The mobile station receives the Service Option from the target base station and uses the Service Option to communicate with the target base station. The target base station and the mobile station each comprise a service negotiation controller that is capable of exchanging service negotiation messages to negotiate the Service Option for the mobile station.

Abstract: Two radio systems are provided for each coverage area within a wireless communications system, each radio system supporting a different wireless communications standard with at least one of the standards being compatible with the other (such as the backward-compatibility of either of 1xEV-DO or 1xEV-DV with IS-2000). Both of the radio systems may have a sectored configuration for selected coverage areas while a combination of sectored and omni configurations are employed for the radio systems for other coverage areas. When communications with a mobile station utilizing one standard fails within a coverage area due to antenna, radio frequency path, or radio system failure, wireless communications with that mobile station is automatically resumed utilizing the other, compatible wireless communications standard.

Abstract: A demodulator for demodulating a set of S possible orthogonal modulation codes received serially as binary data, wherein each of the orthogonal modulation codes comprises M binary bits representing an N-bit data symbol and wherein M=2N.

Abstract: A base station controller in a wireless system is comprised of a set of vocoders that are TTY/TDD Baudot code-capable in addition to the non-TTY/TDD Baudot code-capable vocoders. The base station selects one of the two types of vocoders to communicate with the mobile station based on the capabilities of a mobile station that is communicating with the base station. The mobile station can indicate its capabilities by transmitting its unique identification for use by the wireless system in searching a database of TTY/Baudot code-capable mobile stations.