Abstract: The present invention relates to an organic matter biodigester comprising a tank that has an organic matter inlet, a first connection arranged in an upper portion of the tank and a second connection arranged in the lower portion of the tank. Furthermore, said tank also has a biogas outlet and a lower surface configured to rest on a support surface. Furthermore, the lower portion of the tank is at a shorter distance from the support surface compared to the upper portion of the tank. Said organic matter biodigester also comprises a manual pump with a pump inlet connected in the second connection, and a pump outlet connected in the first connection of the tank. The pump is configured to recirculate the organic matter inside the tank from the second connection towards the first connection; and a porous layer arranged inside the tank.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques for pre-loading a software application in a cloud computing environment. A method can include sending a pre-load request to pre-load a first portion of data for an application hosted at an application hosting platform, the pre-load request being received before receiving user input identifying the application for execution. The method can include receiving a first indication that the first portion of data is pre-loaded and receiving a user request to execute the application. The method can further include sending a load request to load a second portion of data for the application, receiving a second indication that the second portion of data is loaded for the application, and causing the application to execute at the virtualized computing environment in response to receiving the second indication.

Abstract: A composite brake disk for a vehicle disk brake, including a brake disk pot which is formed from a first material and is connected to a friction ring made of a different material, wherein the pot shell and a circular-cylindrical collar formed on the friction ring overlap in some regions in the radial direction in a connecting region and are penetrated by a plurality of connecting elements oriented substantially orthogonally with respect to the axis of rotation, wherein the composite brake disk is suitable for transmitting high mechanical and thermal loads in all operating states, while being simple to manufacture, and can also be formed with a particularly thin pot base and, for this purpose, enables the collar to engage radially on the outside around the pot shell in the connecting region.

Abstract: A system and method for rapid student verification using an online verification service for IRCC and CBSA officers to verify acceptance details quickly and easily for study permit applicants to one of the colleges using IAS. The solution can be easily accessed by IRCC and CBSA officers at using a website, where they will find a simple and straightforward lookup page and results, available in English and French.

Abstract: The present application relates to a method for obtaining and purifying saponins from plant extracts, through a series of salting and filtrations steps, to provide high purity saponin extracts on large scale.

Abstract: Systems and methods for optimizing data sharing in relation to a plurality of admission applications, the system involving a ranking subsystem and a routing subsystem. The ranking subsystem has a ranking subsystem application program interface front end configured to communicate with at least one of a service bus and a database, publish an event from at least one of an admission applicant update and an admission application submission, and facilitate completion of an admission application. The routing subsystem has a routing subsystem application program interface front end, the routing subsystem application program interface front end configured to communicate with the database and transmit at least one of event information and configuration information to the database.

Abstract: A composite brake disk for a vehicle disk brake, including a brake disk pot which is formed from a first material and is connected to a friction ring made of a different material, wherein the pot shell and a circular-cylindrical collar formed on the friction ring overlap in some regions in the radial direction in a connecting region and are penetrated by a plurality of connecting elements oriented substantially orthogonally with respect to the axis of rotation, wherein the composite brake disk is suitable for transmitting high mechanical and thermal loads in all operating states, while being simple to manufacture, and can also be formed with a particularly thin pot base and, for this purpose, enables the collar to engage radially on the outside around the pot shell in the connecting region.

Abstract: The present application relates to a method for obtaining and purifying saponins from plant extracts, through a series of salting and filtrations steps, to provide high purity saponin extracts on large scale.

Abstract: The present application relates to a method for obtaining and purifying saponins from plant extracts, through a series of salting and filtrations steps, to provide high purity saponin extracts on large scale.

Abstract: The present application relates to a method for obtaining and purifying saponins from plant extracts, through a series of salting and filtrations steps, to provide high purity saponin extracts on large scale.

Abstract: Various aspects include methods and computing devices implementing the methods for evaluating device behaviors in the computing devices. Aspect methods may include using a behavior-based machine learning technique to classify a device behavior as one of benign, suspicious, and non-benign. Aspect methods may include using one of a multi-label classification and a meta-classification technique to sub-classify the device behavior into one or more sub-categories. Aspect methods may include determining a relative importance of the device behavior based on the sub-classification, and determining whether to perform robust behavior-based operations based on the determined relative importance of the device behavior.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices for communicating behavior analysis information using an application programming interface (API) may include receiving via the API a request to register the second module to access an operation of a behavioral monitoring system of the mobile computing device, and exchanging authentication information between the first module and the second module to accomplish mutual authentication. Aspects may include receiving via the API a request for version identification information that may be used by the server to determine how to interpret, evaluate, or crowd-source information, and exchanging version identification information between the first module and the second module to cause the second module to send the information to the server. Aspects may further include receiving via the API a provision malware model request including a command causing the first module to send a malware or classifier model to a behavioral monitoring system of the mobile computing device.

Abstract: Various aspects include methods and computing devices implementing the methods for evaluating device behaviors in the computing devices. Aspect methods may include using a behavior-based machine learning technique to classify a device behavior as one of benign, suspicious, and non-benign. Aspect methods may include using one of a multi-label classification and a meta-classification technique to sub-classify the device behavior into one or more sub-categories. Aspect methods may include determining a relative importance of the device behavior based on the sub-classification, and determining whether to perform robust behavior-based operations based on the determined relative importance of the device behavior.

Abstract: Methods, devices and systems for detecting suspicious or performance-degrading mobile device behaviors intelligently, dynamically, and/or adaptively determine computing device behaviors that are to be observed, the number of behaviors that are to be observed, and the level of detail or granularity at which the mobile device behaviors are to be observed. The various aspects efficiently identify suspicious or performance-degrading mobile device behaviors without requiring an excessive amount of processing, memory, or energy resources.

Abstract: The various aspects leverage the novel observation that the number of call sites in code is directly correlated with the code's compile time and provide methods implemented by a compiler operating on a computing device (e.g., a smartphone) for performing inline throttling based on a projected number of call sites in the code that would exist after performing inline expansion. The various aspects enable the compiler to improve the performance of the generated code by aggressive inlining while carefully managing increases in compile time, thereby decreasing the power required to compile the code while increasing performance of the computing device. Thus, by inlining enough call sites to reduce the costs of handling calls while accounting for the costs of inlining, the various aspects provide for an effective balance of short compile times and effective code performance.

Abstract: The various aspects leverage the novel observation that the number of call sites in code is directly correlated with the code's compile time and provide methods implemented by a compiler operating on a computing device (e.g., a smartphone) for performing inline throttling based on a projected number of call sites in the code that would exist after performing inline expansion. The various aspects enable the compiler to improve the performance of the generated code by aggressive inlining while carefully managing increases in compile time, thereby decreasing the power required to compile the code while increasing performance of the computing device. Thus, by inlining enough call sites to reduce the costs of handling calls while accounting for the costs of inlining, the various aspects provide for an effective balance of short compile times and effective code performance.

Abstract: Methods, devices, and systems for creating interoperability between applications that are not designed to be compatible by modifying a binary (or library binary) to encompass necessary functionality without an in-depth understanding of the additional content. A computing device may be configured to identify a function associated with a first binary that is missing from a second binary. In an aspect, the computing device may utilize error codes or diagnostic information from a loader/linker software. The computing device may analyze the first binary to identify a portion of code (or object) corresponding to the missing function, such as by evaluating related assembly code to identify a position-independent portion. The computing device may insert the identified portion of code into the second binary to generate a new binary. In an aspect, the computing device may utilize a dynamic linker configured to link to functions from both the first and second binaries.

Abstract: Methods, systems and devices for communicating behavior analysis information using an application programming interface (API) may include receiving via the API a request to register the second module to access an operation of a behavioral monitoring system of the mobile computing device, and exchanging authentication information between the first module and the second module to accomplish mutual authentication. Aspects may include receiving via the API a request for version identification information that may be used by the server to determine how to interpret, evaluate, or crowd-source information, and exchanging version identification information between the first module and the second module to cause the second module to send the information to the server. Aspects may further include receiving via the API a provision malware model request including a command causing the first module to send a malware or classifier model to a behavioral monitoring system of the mobile computing device.

Abstract: Methods, devices and systems for detecting suspicious or performance-degrading mobile device behaviors intelligently, dynamically, and/or adaptively determine computing device behaviors that are to be observed, the number of behaviors that are to be observed, and the level of detail or granularity at which the mobile device behaviors are to be observed. The various aspects efficiently identify suspicious or performance-degrading mobile device behaviors without requiring an excessive amount of processing, memory, or energy resources.