Abstract: Threat management devices and methods. The methods include receiving, at an interface of a threat management device, contextual data associated with a first endpoint device that is in operable connectivity with the threat management device, wherein the threat management device is configured to execute at least one subsystem to scan network traffic. The methods further include determining at least a first signature from a plurality of signatures to use in scanning the network traffic based on the received contextual data and instructing the at least one subsystem to scan network traffic using at least the first determined signature.

Abstract: An adjustable support arm system (10) comprises an anchoring arrangement (14) for mounting the support arm system (10) to a structure, an arm (18) carried by the anchoring arrangement (14) and comprising a plurality of arm segments (36) articulatable between several arm positions, the arm (14) being configured to support a device (120), and an immobilising mechanism operable between a free configuration permitting movement of the arm (18) and a locked configuration in which the arm (18) is immobilised, wherein the immobilising mechanism comprises a locking means to maintain the plurality of arm segments immobilised in the locked configuration.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a buffer amplifier arrangement that seeks to find a solution to varying load configurations, output modes, modulator modes etc on an output of the buffer and the corresponding varying currents or voltages that appear at transistor devices throughout the circuit. To address this issue a current source that supplies an output of the buffer is divided into a fixed current source which supplies the current for the transistors of the buffer, and a variable current source that provides current for the variable load. The variable current source is a programmable current source that can be varied based on the associated modulator mode bus.

Abstract: An adjustable support arm system (10) comprises an anchoring arrangement (14) for mounting the support arm system (10) to a structure, an arm (18) carried by the anchoring arrangement (14) and comprising a plurality of arm segments (36) articulatable between several arm positions, the arm (14) being configured to support a device (120), and an immobilising mechanism operable between a free configuration permitting movement of the arm (18) and a locked configuration in which the arm (18) is immobilised, wherein the immobilising mechanism comprises a locking means to maintain the plurality of arm segments immobilised in the locked configuration.

Abstract: A pagewide printhead for redundant printing has first and second rows of printhead chips mounted on a common ink manifold. The ink manifold has four ink supply channels for supplying ink to the first and second rows of printhead chips. Dedicated ink outlets interconnect one ink supply channel of the ink manifold with two color channels in each printhead chip.

Abstract: Compounds having the formula (I) wherein R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, X, Y and Z are as described herein, compositions including the compounds and methods of using the compounds.

Abstract: A compression garment with an integrated receptacle that provides liquid to a user is disclosed. The compression garment has at least one exterior cavity for receiving a receptacle and at least one tube channel with tube channel openings for receiving the tube from the exterior cavity and to route the tube across the chest of a user and into a webbing loop. An o-ring that locks a breakable foil seal in place is provided when a spout is connected to the neck element and the spout secures the liquid in the reservoir by compressing the o-ring on the foil seal. A grab ridge is then used to release the reservoir from the cavity of the compression garment as desired by the user.

Abstract: An inkjet printhead for printing redundantly in four colors. The printhead includes: an ink manifold having first, second, third and fourth ink reservoirs for supplying first, second, third and fourth inks, respectively; and first and second parallel printhead chips mounted on the ink manifold. The ink manifold has ink feed slots configured for supplying the first and second inks to the first printhead chip and for supplying the third and fourth inks to the second printhead chip.

Abstract: A solar cell array assembly comprises a housing having an aperture and an interior surface that defines a cavity. The solar array assembly further comprises a solar cell array including a plurality of solar cells attached to the interior surface of the housing, and a reflector located within the cavity and configured to reflect light rays that enter the cavity through the aperture toward the plurality of solar cells.

Abstract: Threat management devices and methods. The methods include receiving, at an interface of a threat management device, contextual data associated with a first endpoint device that is in operable connectivity with the threat management device, wherein the threat management device is configured to execute at least one subsystem to scan network traffic. The methods further include determining at least a first signature from a plurality of signatures to use in scanning the network traffic based on the received contextual data and instructing the at least one subsystem to scan network traffic using at least the first determined signature.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the pharmaceutical use of selective GABA A ?5 negative allosteric modulators for the treatment, prevention and/or delay of progression of central nervous system (CNS) conditions related to excessive GABAergic inhibition in the brain.

Abstract: A pagewide printhead for redundant printing has first and second rows of printhead chips mounted on a common ink manifold. The ink manifold has four ink supply channels for supplying ink to the first and second rows of printhead chips. Dedicated ink outlets interconnect one ink supply channel of the ink manifold with two color channels in each printhead chip.

Abstract: Compounds having the formula (I) wherein R1, R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, X, Y and Z are as described herein, compositions including the compounds and methods of using the compounds.

Abstract: A pagewide printhead for printing redundantly in four colors. First and second rows of printhead chips are mounted on a common ink manifold having four ink supply channels for supplying four colors of ink to the first and second rows of printhead chips. Dedicated ink outlets interconnect one ink supply channel of the ink manifold with a pair of redundant nozzle rows in each printhead chip.

Abstract: A compression garment with an integrated receptacle that provides liquid to a user is disclosed. The compression garment has at least one exterior cavity for receiving a receptacle and at least one tube channel with tube channel openings for receiving the tube from the exterior cavity and to route the tube across the chest of a user and into a webbing loop. An o-ring that locks a breakable foil seal in place is provided when a spout is connected to the neck element and the spout secures the liquid in the reservoir by compressing the o-ring on the foil seal. A grab ridge is then used to release the reservoir from the cavity of the compression garment as desired by the user.

Abstract: An ink delivery system for delivering ink to an inkjet printhead. The system includes a first ink tank, a second ink tank, a main air line having an air inlet and an air outlet; a first air line interconnecting the first ink tank and the main air line; a second air line interconnecting the second ink tank and the main air line; an air pump positioned in the main air line; first and second airflow restrictor positioned in the main air line; an ink circulation line interconnecting the first and second ink tanks; and an ink pump positioned in the ink circulation line for pumping ink from the first ink tank to the second ink tank.

Abstract: Examples of the present subject matter provide techniques for measuring thicknesses of materials using one or more acquisition cycles. The data from the one or more acquisition cycles may be amplified using a specified gain across the signal response, converted to a digital signal, and stored in a memory. The digital signal may be retrieved from memory, and signal processing techniques using one or more time-variable threshold(s) may be used to calculate one or more thickness(es) of the testing object.

Abstract: Examples of the present subject matter provide techniques for measuring thicknesses of materials using one or more acquisition cycles. The data from the one or more acquisition cycles may be amplified using a specified gain across the signal response, converted to a digital signal, and stored in a memory. The digital signal may be retrieved from memory, and signal processing techniques using one or more time variable threshold(s) may be used to calculate one or more thickness(es) of the testing object.