Abstract: The present invention relates to a field of atmospheric water generator systems and more particularly to an atmospheric water generator system (100) comprising: a solar heat unit (110) configured to receive solar radiation during solar hours and convert the received solar radiation (300) into heat, a thermal storage unit (120) configured to receive the heat from the solar heat unit (110) during solar hours and store the received heat, a desiccant unit (130) comprising a desiccant material (131), and configured to receive the heat from the thermal storage unit (120) or the solar heat unit (110), wherein the desiccant unit (130) is configured to undergo an adsorption mode (150) to adsorb air from the atmosphere and a desorption mode (160) to recover water vapor from the desiccant material (131) and a condenser unit (140) configured to receive and facilitate condensation of water vapor and generate fresh water (205) and wherein the solar heat unit (110) and the desiccant unit (130) are in fluidic communication w

Abstract: A computer system is provided that automatically generates a natural language processing model from a provided API specification. Intent names are based on operation type and name. Entity datasets are constructed based on the generated intent name. A plurality of training phrases are generated based on the entity dataset and an action dataset with a name and corresponding parameters is generated.

Abstract: A computer system is provided that automatically generates a natural language processing model from a provided API specification. Intent names are based on operation type and name. Entity datasets are constructed based on the generated intent name. A plurality of training phrases are generated based on the entity dataset and an action dataset with a name and corresponding parameters is generated.

Abstract: Certain example embodiments described herein relate to techniques for creating and maintaining scalable heterogeneous read-only federations of registries, e.g., for use in service-oriented architectures. Federation of heterogeneous registries can be achieved with any types of registries (e.g., UDDI, ebXML, OSGi, ESB, proprietary, etc.), while at the same time avoiding the need to have target registries implement extra protocols or layers. In certain example embodiments, gateway registries may implement translation layers appropriate for the types of registries thereunder so as to provide a scalable and flexible solution. Optionally, registries may be grouped based on type so that messages may be translated only once per group, while avoiding tight couplings with registries and the services they provide.

Abstract: Certain example embodiments described herein relate to techniques for creating and maintaining scalable heterogeneous read-only federations of registries, e.g., for use in service-oriented architectures. Federation of heterogeneous registries can be achieved with any types of registries (e.g., UDDI, ebXML, OSGi, ESB, proprietary, etc.), while at the same time avoiding the need to have target registries implement extra protocols or layers. In certain example embodiments, gateway registries may implement translation layers appropriate for the types of registries thereunder so as to provide a scalable and flexible solution. Optionally, registries may be grouped based on type so that messages may be translated only once per group, while avoiding tight couplings with registries and the services they provide.

Abstract: Certain example embodiments relate to systems and/or methods for determining and/or executing an appropriate subset of tests in response to a code change. In certain example embodiments, hash digests or other unique values for code structures (such as, for example, classes, methods, and/or other structural elements) may be created. Tests associated those associated code structures may be identified. New hash digests or other unique values may be generated for the code structures after the source code has been modified. In response to a mismatch as between the existing and new hash digests or other unique values, a list of associated tests for possible subsequent execution may be retrieved. Certain example embodiments additionally or alternatively provide an incremental but consistent way of analyzing performance issues, e.g., in connection with a profiler.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) vector serotype, wherein the capsid protein of AAV serotypes is mutated at single or multiple sites. The disclosure further relates to an improved transduction efficiency of these mutant AAV serotypes. The AAV serotypes disclosed are AAV1, AAV2, AAV3, AAV4, AAV5, AAV6, AAV7, AAV8, AAV9, AAV10. The instant disclosure relates to nucleotide sequences, recombinant vector, methods and kit thereof.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) vector serotype, wherein the capsid protein of AAV serotypes is mutated at single or multiple sites. The disclosure further relates to an improved transduction efficiency of these mutant AAV serotypes. The AAV serotypes disclosed are AAV1, AAV2, AAV3, AAV4, AAV5, AAV6, AAV7, AAV8, AAV9, AAV10. The instant disclosure relates to nucleotide sequences, recombinant vector, methods and kit thereof.

Abstract: Certain example embodiments relate to systems and/or methods for determining and/or executing an appropriate subset of tests in response to a code change. In certain example embodiments, hash digests or other unique values for code structures (such as, for example, classes, methods, and/or other structural elements) may be created. Tests associated those associated code structures may be identified. New hash digests or other unique values may be generated for the code structures after the source code has been modified. In response to a mismatch as between the existing and new hash digests or other unique values, a list of associated tests for possible subsequent execution may be retrieved. Certain example embodiments additionally or alternatively provide an incremental but consistent way of analyzing performance issues, e.g., in connection with a profiler.