Abstract: The present disclosure provides a device for adjusting inter-pupillary distance between eyepieces of imaging systems. The device includes a pinion gear. The pinion gear is mounted on a first pin. The device includes two carrier plates. Each of the two carrier plates having gear teeth on a first portion of a side. The gear teeth on the two carrier plates are in mesh with the pinion gear. The two carrier plates are positioned parallel and opposite to one another. The device includes two focal plane arrays. Each of the two focal plane arrays is rigidly affixed with a carrier plate of the two carrier plates and movably supported over other carrier plate of the two carrier plate. The device enables inter-pupillary distance adjustment between eyepieces without causing skew or distortion of image.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a muzzle end adapter for performing bore sighting of a small caliber gun. The muzzle end adapter includes a plurality of hand levers. In addition, the muzzle end adapter includes a main operating shaft connected rigidly with a first hand lever. Also, the muzzle end adapter includes a cylindrical member connected at one end of the main operating shaft. Moreover, the muzzle end adapter includes a plurality of centering devices. The plurality of centering devices includes a plurality of jaws. The plurality of jaws includes a plurality of equiangular spaced jaws centered around a pivot pin. Further, the muzzle end adapter includes a disk. Furthermore, the disk includes a tapered hole connected with the muzzle end adapter.

Abstract: Applications can be automatically grouped in a secure workspace environment. An application organizer service can be deployed on a user computing device to intelligently group applications within secure workspaces based on resource requirements, peripheral usage, threat level and/or data sharing characteristics of the applications. The application organizer service may determine these characteristics in a variety of ways including through the monitoring of the applications as they execute inside the secure workspaces.

Abstract: An embodiment may involve storage containing incident logs and mappings between incident logs and vector representations generated by a machine learning (ML) model.

Abstract: The updating of a definition layer or schema for a large distributed database can be accomplished using a plurality of data store tiers. A distributed database can be made up of many individual data stores, and these data stores can be allocated across a set of tiers based on business logic or other allocation criteria. The update can be applied sequentially to the individual tiers, such that only data stores for a single tier are being updated at any given time. This can help to minimize downtime for the database as a whole, and can help to minimize problems that may result from an unsuccessful update. Such an approach can also allow for simplified error detection and rollback, as well as providing control over a rate at which the update is applied to the various data stores of the distributed database.

Abstract: A method of forming a semiconductor device includes: disposing an isolation oxide layer and a shield polysilicon in trenches formed in a substrate, with the shield polysilicon being partially surrounded by the isolation oxide layer; etching the isolation oxide layer; disposing an inter-poly oxide (IPO) layer on an upper surface of the shield polysilicon with the IPO layer laterally surrounded in the trenches by the isolation oxide layer; etching the IPO layer and the isolation oxide layer; lining at least upper sidewalls of the trenches with a gate oxide layer; disposing a gate polysilicon on an upper surface of the IPO layer and on an upper surface of the isolation oxide layer, with the gate polysilicon laterally surrounded by the gate oxide layer; etching the isolation oxide layer so that a thickness of the isolation oxide layer tapers from the shield polysilicon a top opening of the trench.

Abstract: Cross-service usage is dynamically enforced for different network-based services. A cross-service control system may accept requests to specify a usage quota for a client for an interface of a network-based service. A rule to enforce the usage quota may be distributed to request handling nodes for the service. Usage measurements may be collected from the request handling nodes for requests received from the client via the interface. An update to the usage quota may be determined from an evaluation of the usage measurements. The rule at the request handling nodes may be updated to enforce the updated usage quota.

Abstract: A multi-API security policy that covers multiple API calls of a transaction is dynamically enforced at runtime, without access to the specification or code of the APIs. Calls made to APIs of the transaction are logged, and the logs are read. Data objects used by the APIs are identified. Specific data labels are assigned to specific fields of the data objects, consistently identifying data fields of specific types. Linkages are identified between specific ones of the multiple APIs, based on the consistent identification of specific types of data fields. An API call graph is constructed, identifying a sequence of API calls made during the transaction. The call graph is used to enforce the security policy, by tracking the flow of execution of the multi-API transaction at runtime, and detecting actions that violate the security policy. Security actions are taken responsive to the detected actions that violate the policy.

Abstract: This disclosure provides systems, devices, apparatus, and methods, including computer programs encoded on storage media, for variable rate tessellation. A graphics processor may receive data for geometry processing of a plurality of patches in a draw call. The graphics processor may reduce a tessellation factor of each of the plurality of patches based on a property of each of the plurality of patches. The reduced tessellation factor may correspond to a TRF. The property may correspond to a shading rate or a number of visible pixels. The graphics processor may apply the TRF for each of the plurality of patches. The graphics processor may render each of the plurality of patches based on the applied TRF for each of the plurality of patches.

Abstract: Some embodiments of the invention provide a method of sending data messages from an edge router at a first location of an enterprise network to a SaaS (software as a service) application server provided by a third-party at a second location. The method receives, from a DNS (domain name system) first server, a resolution for a particular destination network address for the SaaS application server at the second location. From a second server, the method obtains an identifier for a first cloud gateway from multiple cloud gateways at multiple locations through which the particular destination address for the SaaS application server can be reached, the first cloud gateway farther from the first location than a second cloud gateway in the multiple cloud gateways but closer to the second location than the second cloud gateway. The method uses an optimized SD-WAN connection to the first cloud gateway to forward data messages for the first cloud gateway to the SaaS application at the second location.

Abstract: A system and method for transitioning workspaces in a multi-device environment are described. In an illustrative, non-limiting embodiment, an IHS may include computer-executable instructions to receive a request to transition a workspace from the IHS to a computing platform external to the IHS. Based upon the request, the instructions calculate a first Best Known Configuration (BKC) for executing the workspace on the IHS, and transmit the obtained BKC to the computing platform. The computing platform uses the BKC to calculate a second BKC for executing the workspace on the computing platform based on the capabilities of the computing platform, and instantiate the workspace on the computing platform using the second BKC. The BKC is based on workspace parametric data associated with operation of the workspace on the IHS.

Abstract: Aspects if the disclosure are directed towards multi-step forecasting via temporal aggregation. An example embodiment includes a method the includes receiving a time series including a first time step value and a second time step value. The method can further include generating a temporally aggregated time series by summing the first time step value and the second time step value to create a third time step value. The method can further include calculating a first set of input values and a second set of input values from the temporally aggregated time series. The method can further include forecasting a fourth time step value using the first set of input values and the second set of input values, and a fifth time step using the second set of input values from the temporally aggregated time series.

Abstract: Various aspects of the present disclosure generally relate to wireless communication. In some aspects, a first user equipment (UE) may receive a registration message including a decode key associated with a ranging service. The UE may receive, from a second UE, an encoded value and an identifier associated with the second UE. The UE may validate the identifier using the encoded value and the decode key. The UE may establish a ranging session associated with the second UE based at least in part on validating the identifier. Numerous other aspects are described.

Abstract: Service interruptions in a multi-tenancy, network-based storage system can be mitigated by constraining the execution of queries. In various examples, a network-based storage system may receive a request to execute a query against data maintained by the network-based storage system. The network-based storage system may perform a unit of work to execute the query, progressing through some, but not all, of a set of operations that are to be completed for completing execution of the query. Upon completion of the unit of work, query execution may be paused, query state data may be saved, and query results may be generated for consumption by the requesting computing device. In some embodiments, tokens that are usable to resume query execution based on the saved query state data may be sent to customer computing devices for resuming query execution on-demand.

Abstract: Techniques for incremental stream switching in a distributed system with flip events are described. A special-purpose flip event is inserted into an event stream that indicates, to recipients of the stream, whether they are to switch to use of an alternate event stream. The flip event may identify which other event stream to use, how to obtain events of that event stream, when to switch to the other event stream, and/or whether that particular recipient is to switch. The recipients may be selectively or iteratively migrated using flip events targeting different recipients, limiting the blast radius of a switch. Via use of a tracking data structure, event replay and event skips can be avoided.

Abstract: In some aspects, the disclosure is directed to methods and systems for detection and classification of stamps in documents. The system can receive image data and textual data of a document. The system can pre-process and filter that data, and covert the textual data to a term frequency inverse document frequency (TF-IDF) vector. The system can detect the presence of a stamp on the document. The system can extract a subset of the image data including the stamp. The system can extract text from the subset of the image data. The system can classify the stamp using the extracted text, the image data, and the TF-IDF vector. The system can store the classification in a database.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the beneficial effect of Chebulinic acid (CA) and its enriched standardized fraction (CAEF) isolated/prepared from the fruits of Terminalia chebula for the management of Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia respectively. Further, it relates to a novel, convenient and economically viable method for the isolation of chebulinic acid (CA) and ellagic acid (EA) from the dried and powdered fruits of T. chebula without using any expensive and tedious chromatographic techniques such as HPLC, column chromatography, resins etc.

Abstract: A method for migrating a computing resource across cloud environments is described. According to the method, a data management system may interface with a first cloud environment and a second cloud environment. The data management system may receive a request to migrate a first computing resource stored in the first cloud environment to the second cloud environment. The data management system may generate, based on the request, a first compute job in the first cloud environment to cause the first cloud environment to extract data from a backup of the first computing resource and transfer the data to the second cloud environment. The data management system may instruct the second cloud environment to generate a second computing resource. The data management system may generate a second compute job in the second cloud environment to cause the second cloud environment to load the extracted data into the second computing resource.

Abstract: Messages provided by users in a group communication experience are processed to identify media based on content of the messages. The messages may include references to artists, titles, genres, or eras of media, or express sentiments regarding the group communication experience. Media identified based on such references or sentiments is retrieved and transmitted to devices of one or more users participating in the group communication experience. The media is identified for users or for the group communication experience based on subjective or objective factors and played by the devices of the users participating in the group communication experience.

Abstract: This disclosure provides systems, devices, apparatus, and methods, including computer programs encoded on storage media, for variable rate tessellation. A graphics processor may receive data for geometry processing of a plurality of patches in a draw call. The graphics processor may reduce a tessellation factor of each of the plurality of patches based on a property of each of the plurality of patches. The reduced tessellation factor may correspond to a TRF. The property may correspond to a shading rate or a number of visible pixels. The graphics processor may apply the TRF for each of the plurality of patches. The graphics processor may render each of the plurality of patches based on the applied TRF for each of the plurality of patches.