Abstract: Techniques described herein relate to a method for composition for complex solutions. The method may include receiving, by a system control processor manager, a composition request to compose a composed information handling system, the request comprising a solution manifest file; parsing, by the system control processor manager, the solution manifest file to identify a solution requirement set; performing, using the solution requirement set, an analysis of a telemetry data map and a topology and connectivity graph; making a determination, based on the analysis, that the composition request may be satisfied using resources represented in the topology and connectivity graph; and composing the composed information handling system based on the determination.

Abstract: An information handling system for composing composed information handling systems includes persistent storage and a system control processor. The system control processor, after being allocated to a composed information handling system of the composed information handling systems: monitors health of computing resources of the composed information handling system; makes a determination, based on the monitoring of the health of the computing resources, that at least one of the computing resources is in a compromised state; and, based on the determination, marks the at least one of the computing resources for recomposition.

Abstract: A data transfer method includes receiving terminal server identification data at a host system from a terminal server, querying a database to obtain localized information service data associated with the terminal server identification data, and sending the localized information service data from the host system to the terminal server. A host system providing localized information system data includes a database system, a network interface, and a processor. The database system includes records to associate terminal server identification data with information service data. The interface couples the host system to a communications link over which the host system can exchange data with a terminal server.

Abstract: A data transfer method includes receiving terminal server identification data at a host system from a terminal server, querying a database to obtain localized information service data associated with the terminal server identification data, and sending the localized information service data from the host system to the terminal server. A host system providing localized information system data includes a database system, a network interface, and a processor. The database system includes records to associate terminal server identification data with information service data. The interface couples the host system to a communications link over which the host system can exchange data with a terminal server.

Abstract: A data transfer method includes receiving terminal server identification data at a host system from a terminal server, querying a database to obtain localized information service data associated with the terminal server identification data, and sending the localized information service data from the host system to the terminal server. A host system providing localized information system data includes a database system, a network interface, and a processor. The database system includes records to associate terminal server identification data with information service data. The interface couples the host system to a communications link over which the host system can exchange data with a terminal server.

Abstract: A railroad crosstie comprising a laminated plurality of strips of a flexible polymeric material, preferably plies cut from rubber tire casings. The plies are glued together, preferably under pressure, to form a tie-shaped entity having any desired dimensions, for example, 9 inches wide by 7 inches high by 8.5 feet long. A T-shaped metal reinforcing spine is contained longitudinally within the laminated strips, the spine having both horizontally- and vertically-oriented load-bearing elements. Preferably, the laminated plies and the metal spine are bound together by a plurality of bailing straps. The crosstie further comprises a weather-resistant covering that preferably includes a heat-dispersing element such as ground glass or ceramic.

Abstract: A pipet gun for drawing liquids into and dispensing liquids from a pipet which includes a variable flow valve assembly. The valve assembly includes a valve which is capable of accommodating a plurality of flow rates, and which is progressively adjustable during pipetting between a first air flow rate and a second air flow rate which is in excess of the first flow rate and which is non-progressively adjustable during pipetting to a third air flow rate which is substantially greater than the second air flow rate. The valve assembly further includes a threshold detector in the form of a spring detent, which provides an indication to the operator that the pipet gun is operating at the increased fluid rate, i.e., the “express mode” of operation.