Abstract: Systems and methods for opening files on a client device include receiving a request to open a file and identifying a file type pertaining to the file. A list of software applications is identified that are capable of opening the identified file type, and metadata pertaining to each of the software applications on the list is retrieved. User preference data pertaining to a user requesting to open the file is also retrieved. Scores for the software applications on the list are then determined based at least on the metadata and the user preference data. At least one software application on the list is then selected to open the file on the client device based on the determined scores.

Abstract: This application discloses a system that may comprise at least a portion of a supply network. The system may further comprise a load controller that controls current flow with a current level of I1 into a load network that provides power to one or more loads from the at least a portion of the supply network according to a preprogrammed load curve. The system may also comprise a protection system that isolates the at least a portion of the supply network from the load controller in response to detecting a current pattern that is inconsistent with the preprogrammed load curve.

Abstract: A wireless device not in a radio resource control (RRC) connected state transmits, to a base station that bars a first access category, a first message for a small data transmission (SDT) procedure. The first message comprises an RRC request message and second uplink data associated with a second access category that is not barred. The wireless device not in the RRC connected state receives, from the base station, a second message indicating subsequent transmission associated with the SDT procedure. The wireless device not in the RRC connected state transmits, based on the receiving the second message indicating the subsequent transmission associated with the SDT procedure, a packet associated with the first access category.

Abstract: A controller detects a rotor magnet temperature based on an actively detected back electromotive force (BEMF) voltage of the motor. The controller detects the BEMF voltage by commanding the injection of a direct-axis (d-axis) current into the motor while the motor is spinning but otherwise commanding no torque. The controller actively detects the BEMF voltage in that the controller purposely injects a known quantity of d-axis current at a chosen time during which the controller detects or is aware that the motor is commanding no torque. Using a quadrature-axis (q-axis) voltage equation, which describes the relationship between a voltage command, the current, the BEMF voltage, and reactance in the q-axis, the controller solves for the BEMF voltage with the voltage command, the current, and the q-axis reactance being known to the controller. The controller detects the rotor magnet temperature based on the BEMF voltage.

Abstract: Wireless transmission of data packets between controllers is executed over a plurality of integrated hybrid wireless communication channels, with proportional allocation of communication links for guaranteed and best-effort communication links Data packets may be communicated across a plurality of wireless communication channels to ensure delivery of on-demand performance.

Abstract: A composition for use in cleaning metal components having Hansen Solubility Parameters for the composition of ?D?15, ?P<6, and ?H from about 5.5 to about 6.9. The composition includes a blend of organic solvents, none of which are classified as a volatile organic compound, a hazardous air pollutant, or a potential carcinogen, or exhibit a vapor pressure of less than 0.1 mmHg at 20° C. Further, the blend of organic solvents includes a halogenated aromatic solvent having one or more halide groups and from 6 to 8 carbon atoms, an organic solvent having one or more ester functional group and from 3 to 9 carbon atoms, and one or more of a linear or branched hydrocarbon solvent with 6-12 carbon atoms with a single polar moiety head group or a solvent containing one or more ketone functional groups and from 2 to 5 carbon atoms.

Abstract: A cartridge for an aerosol-generating system may include a container, a susceptor material, and an aerosol-forming substrate. The container defines a cartridge cavity. The susceptor material is positioned within the cartridge cavity. The susceptor material may define a plurality of interconnected interstices. The aerosol-forming substrate may be in the form of a gel that is solid at room temperature. The gel may be provided so as to be positioned within the plurality of interconnected interstices.

Abstract: A system and method for providing real-time router telemetry data to a customer. The system includes a response cache and a processor. The processor pulls, in response to a request from a management application, telemetry data from a device for all features identified for a customer starting an active session on the management application. The processor sends the telemetry data to the management application for display, stores the telemetry data in the response cache, and initiates a subscription process for each identified feature. Each subscription process listens for changes in telemetry data for an associated identified feature and pushes detected changes in the telemetry data to the response cache. The processor sends, in response to a request from the management application for a customer selected identified feature, real-time updates to telemetry data associated with the customer selected identified feature from the response cache to the management application.

Abstract: Particular embodiments described herein provide for a system and method for determining an intent of a third-party autonomous vehicle by an autonomous vehicle. The method can include identifying the third-party autonomous vehicle, identifying a third-party autonomous vehicle behavior signature associated with the third-party autonomous vehicle, capturing sensor data related to the third-party autonomous vehicle, analyzing the captured sensor data to determine behaviors of the third-party autonomous vehicle, and using a third-party autonomous vehicle behavior signature to determine if the behaviors of the third-party autonomous vehicle indicate a specific intent of the third-party autonomous vehicle. The third-party autonomous vehicle behavior signature can be created by identifying behaviors of the third-party autonomous vehicle and associating the behaviors with an intent of the third-party autonomous vehicle.

Abstract: Methods for preparing compositions highly enriched in phenolic compounds from plant materials that naturally contain phenolic compounds such as anthocyanins and proanthocyanidins are enriched for a wide spectrum of phenolic compounds and consist of phenolic compounds including monomers, dimers, trimers, oligomers and polymers >3000 amu and over 35% concentrated total phenols. The compositions of the present disclosure which include phenolic compounds including monomers, dimers, trimers, oligomers and polymers >3000 amu and over 35% concentrated total phenols optionally include trisodium citrate and/or cyclodextrin.

Abstract: A database system is operable to determine a query operator execution flow that includes a plurality of operators for execution of a corresponding query against a database having a schema that includes a plurality of columns. The query operator execution flow is executed in conjunction with executing the corresponding query against the database based on generating a first plurality of data blocks of a multi-column data stream as first output of a first operator of the plurality of operators, where each data block of the multi-column data stream includes column values for each of the plurality of columns. Executing the query operator execution flow is further based on processing the multi-column data stream as input of a second operator of the plurality of operators serially after the first operator to generate a second plurality of data blocks as second output of the second operator.

Abstract: In a hierarchical communication network having a network controller at a highest network level and network devices at one or more lower network levels, where each network device at a lowest network level supports communications with one or more end nodes, the network controller supports an initial phase of a communication session between first and second end nodes, where communication signals transmitted from the first end node to the second end node traverse the network controller; determines that a subsequent phase of the communication session can be supported by a particular lower-level network device; and configures the lower-level network device to support the subsequent phase, wherein communication signals transmitted from the first end node to the second end node do not traverse the network controller, thereby potentially reducing the processing and/or memory requirements for the WLAN controller, WLAN controller and/or link costs, and/or latency and delay levels.

Abstract: A method for treating or reducing the incidence of recurrence of cancer, benign tumors, or HPV-associated lesions, including skin cancer, and particularly squamous cell carcinoma (SCC and basal-cell carcinoma, by administering to a patient one or more doses of HPV recombinant vaccine as a first active therapeutic agent in combination with a second active therapeutic agent administered concomitantly or as a fixed-dose combination composition.

Abstract: A sensor system includes a signal sensing block including at least two sensing elements. Each of the at least two sensing elements is configured to generate an output that represents a first parameter associated with the sensor system. The sensor system also includes a data acquisition block configured to convert the outputs of the at least two sensing elements into digital data to be retrieved by a data retrieval block. The digital data is stored in one or more data registers of the data acquisition block. The sensor system also includes a data freeze block configured to cause the one or more data registers to refrain from updating with new data while the data retrieval block is retrieving the stored digital data.

Abstract: Network management systems and methods are provided. A system is provided that includes an event database that provides a mapping of multimodal sensor data to events of devices coupled to a network, such as operational or behavioral events. A network management engine obtains a set of multimodal sensor data relating to a device, which may include sensor measurement or output data relating to each of multiple device operation or behavior parameters. The engine determines, utilizing the mapping, a match of the set of multimodal sensor data to a specific event associated with the device. Based at least in part on the determined match, the engine causes generation or updating of event data associated with the specific event, the data being accessible by network management software of the network management system.

Abstract: A device for skin treatment includes an LED (light-emitting diode) system that is configured to emit light at a first wavelength, a first radiofrequency (RF) system that is configured to generate a first electrical signal, and a second RF system that is configured to generate a second electrical signal. The first RF system, the second RF system, and the LED system are configurable to operate in a first treatment mode, causing the device to provide the first electrical signal, the second electrical signal, and light at the first wavelength.

Abstract: Example aspects include techniques for real-time detection of metric baseline behavior change. These techniques may include generating a reference distance signature based on historic time series information for a component metric, the historic time series information corresponding to a first period of time, generating a sample distance signature based on sample time series information for the component metric, the sample time series information corresponding to a second period of time, and comparing the reference distance signature to the sample distance signature to determine a signature difference. In addition, the techniques may include determining that the second period of time is a baseline change candidate based on the signature difference being greater than a distance threshold, and presenting, based at least in part on the signature difference, an alert notification identifying the second period of time as the baseline change candidate.

Abstract: In general, one aspect disclosed features a concrete-fillable prefabricated cartridge for constructing a structural concrete building, the concrete-fillable prefabricated cartridge comprising: an inner wall frame; a removable form attached to an outer portion of the inner wall frame such that liquid concrete may be poured into a cavity defined by the inner wall frame and the removable form; and one or more reinforcement bars disposed within the concrete-fillable form.

Abstract: A steering system includes an arm, a knuckle, a joint, and a steering sensor. The arm defines a first passage. The knuckle has a knuckle arm defining a second passage. The joint has a ball portion and a shaft portion extending. The ball portion is disposed within the first passage and the shaft portion is disposed within the second passage. The ball portion defines a conical recess that has an opening at an upper end of the ball portion and terminates inside the ball portion with a pocket. The steering sensor has a driveshaft extending along a longitudinal axis into the conical recess. The driveshaft includes a head that engages with the pocket. The ball portion is configured to pivot within the first passage relative to the longitudinal axis and the head. The joint and the driveshaft are configured to rotate together about the longitudinal axis as the knuckle is turned.

Abstract: A mount for a device configured to monitor the movements or other activities of patient. Aspects include a monitoring unit and base, where the base may further include a pad with one or more pins extending into the base. The pad may be positioned inside a garment worn by a patient, the pins passing through the garment and electrically connecting to circuits in the fabric of the garment (e.g. a sock worn by the patient). The circuits may include sensors which are response to changes in pressure caused by patient movement. Output from the sensors may be carried by the circuits in the garment to the pins in the pad, and from there through the garment and into the base and the monitoring unit for processing and reporting to caregivers as needed.