Abstract: Composites made of a cross-linked acrylic polymer and an inorganic aggregate and/or mineral, with the cross-linked acrylic polymer being present at a concentration of 5% to 17%, by weight, are disclosed. Processes of preparing the composites are also disclosed.

Abstract: Composites made of a cross-linked acrylic polymer and an inorganic aggregate and/or mineral, with the cross-linked acrylic polymer being present at a concentration of 5% to 17%, by weight, are disclosed. Processes of preparing the composites are also disclosed.

Abstract: A method of protecting a computer system from fraudulent use includes collecting and aggregating sets of risk predictor values for user-initiated events into user-specific aggregations and organization-wide aggregations, and in response to a current event initiated by a user, generating a risk indicator as a combination of a user-specific indicator and an organization-wide indicator based on current event parameters and the user-specific and organization-wide aggregations. Based on the risk indicator indicating that the current event may be a fraudulent use, a protective control action is taken (such as denying or modifying a requested access) to protect the computer system.

Abstract: The technology disclosed herein concerns a family of alkoxybenzophenones for use as photoinitiators for crosslinking polyolefins.

Abstract: The technology disclosed herein concerns a family of alkoxybenzophenones for use as photoinitiators for crosslinking polyolefins.

Abstract: Composites made of a cross-linked acrylic polymer and an inorganic aggregate and/or mineral, with the cross-linked acrylic polymer being present at a concentration of 5% to 17%, by weight, are disclosed. Processes of preparing the composites are also disclosed.

Abstract: An improved technique involves generating, from historical transaction data, a relational graph that represents connections between users who initiate transactions and transaction devices used to carry out the transactions. By supplementing traditional relational database models with a tool such as a graph database, a risk analysis server is able to express users and transaction devices as nodes in a graph and the connections between them as edges in the graph. The risk analysis server may then match the topology of the graph in a neighborhood of the user initiating the transaction to a known topology that is linked to an indication of risk. In some arrangements, this topology is an input into a risk model used to compute a risk score for adaptive authentication.

Abstract: A method of protecting a computer system from fraudulent use includes collecting and aggregating sets of risk predictor values for user-initiated events into user-specific aggregations and organization-wide aggregations, and in response to a current event initiated by a user, generating a risk indicator as a combination of a user-specific indicator and an organization-wide indicator based on current event parameters and the user-specific and organization-wide aggregations. Based on the risk indicator indicating that the current event may be a fraudulent use, a protective control action is taken (such as denying or modifying a requested access) to protect the computer system.

Abstract: The invention provides ion-sensitive, hard water-dispersible quaterpolymers as binders for making flushable nonwoven fabrics which are compatible with house and municipal drain-lines.

Abstract: There is provided a sealable enclosure having a surface having a cyanoacrylate disposed thereupon, another surface having disposed thereupon an activator compound capable of inducing polymerization of the cyanoacrylate, the two surfaces being positioned or positionable in opposing relationship to one another. Other embodiments are also disclosed.

Abstract: The invention provides ion-sensitive, hard water-dispersible quaterpolymers as binders for making flushable nonwoven fabrics which are compatible with house and municipal drain-lines.

Abstract: Markers and methods of diagnosis and monitoring of cancer through global glycome analysis.

Abstract: A vehicle includes a submersible housing and a propulsion mechanism, which is coupled to drive the housing over an interior surface of a container in which the housing is submerged. A hollow tube is fixed to the housing and is configured to be filled with a fluid having a first specific gravity. One or more objects, which have a second specific gravity that is less than the first specific gravity, are contained within and capable of moving inside the hollow tube so as to stabilize the housing in response to changes of an angle of the interior surface over which the vehicle travels.

Abstract: Electroluminescent cable (10) and method of fabrication thereof. For example, an electroluminescent cable (10) includes a composite core electrode including an elongated flexible metal portion (2) substantially surrounded by one or more layers of a flexible conductive compound (4), the composite core electrode surrounded by a dielectric layer (6), an electroluminescent layer (8), a transparent conductive layer (12) and a polymer layer (16).

Abstract: A vehicle includes a submersible housing and a propulsion mechanism, which is coupled to drive the housing over an interior surface of a container in which the housing is submerged. A hollow tube is fixed to the housing and is configured to be filled with a fluid having a first specific gravity. One or more objects, which have a second specific gravity that is less than the first specific gravity, are contained within and capable of moving inside the hollow tube so as to stabilize the housing in response to changes of an angle of the interior surface over which the vehicle travels.

Abstract: Cleaning apparatus includes a housing, which includes a lower side comprising an opening, and an upper side including an egress port and a lid, which opens to provide access to an interior of the housing. An impeller is disposed within the housing so as to draw water into the housing through the opening and to expel the water through the egress port. A filter assembly is contained within the housing and is of a size and shape suitable for removal from the housing via the lid. The filter assembly includes separable upper and lower segments having a wall that includes a filter material. The lower segment has an ingress port that communicates with the ingress port so that the water drawn in through the opening enters the filter assembly through the ingress port and exits the filter assembly through the filter material.

Abstract: An emergency lighting system, providing for transmitting communication signals over an electroluminescent filament including a communication signal input device and a communication signal receiving device connected to such electroluminescent filament. An emergency lighting system, providing for stopping voltage over an electroluminescent filament upon a break in such electroluminescent filament.

Abstract: An electroluminescent lighting filament having a connector at a end thereof that may be removably connected to a connector at an end of a second electroluminescent lighting filament so that such electroluminescent lighting filament may be connected to another electroluminescent lighting filament. A storage spool upon which such electroluminescent lighting filament may be stored and unwound.