Abstract: A console assembly for use on a flight deck of an aircraft includes, but is not limited to, a console having a recess. The recess has an opening. The console assembly further includes a mounting assembly mounted within the recess. The console assembly further includes a support surface mounted to the mounting assembly. The console assembly further includes a closeout panel that is mounted to the support surface. The support surface fits within the recess. The mounting assembly facilitates movement of the support surface between a retracted and a deployed position. The support surface is disposed within the recess while in the retracted position and outside of the recess while in the deployed position. The closeout panel is disposed at a location on the support surface that causes the closeout panel to close the opening of the recess when the support surface is in the retracted position.

Abstract: An exhaust stack for an internal combustion engine includes an upstream segment having a proximal portion and a distal portion, and a downstream segment. The distal portion of the upstream segment has a non-circular cross section and at least partially defines a venturi opening. The downstream segment has a downstream proximal portion that at least partially defines the venturi opening. The distal portion defines a flow area that is less than or equal to a flow area of the proximal portion, and defines a perimeter that is greater than a perimeter of the proximal portion.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for providing an indication that a vehicle has exceeded a safe driving speed. The speed and position of an obstacle are combined with a driver reaction time to arrive at a safe maximum speed. The driver reaction time is predicted based not only on generic values as in known systems, but also on at least one scaling factor which can be, for example, a scaling factor which penalises increased driving duration, or driver age, or experience, or weather conditions.

Abstract: An boundary monitoring apparatus comprising an object detection device arranged to transmit a signal into a detection region and to detect an object in said detection region upon receipt of a reflected signal from said object; means for defining a boundary in said detection region; means for determining a path of said object in the detection region; means for performing an evaluation of the determined path of the object with respect to the boundary; and means for causing an alarm event depending on the evaluation.

Abstract: An boundary monitoring apparatus comprising an object detection device arranged to transmit a signal into a detection region and to detect an object in said detection region upon receipt of a reflected signal from said object; means for defining a boundary in said detection region; means for determining a path of said object in the detection region; means for performing an evaluation of the determined path of the object with respect to the boundary; and means for causing an alarm event depending on the evaluation.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for providing an indication that a vehicle has exceeded a safe driving speed. The speed and position of an obstacle are combined with a driver reaction time to arrive at a safe maximum speed. The driver reaction time is predicted based not only on generic values as in known systems, but also on at least one scaling factor which can be, for example, a scaling factor which penalises increased driving duration, or driver age, or experience, or weather conditions.

Abstract: The application relates to modified blood coagulation factor, sequences encoding such modified factors, processes for their production, and related pharmaceutical compositions comprising such factors and their uses. More specifically, the application relates to mutations in the human FVII EGF-1 domain, wherein said mutations were analyzed for clotting activity, amidolytic activity and affinity of binding to full-length, relipidated human TF by competitive ELISA.

Abstract: A method and program for preventing an interrupting action in a computer resource for a full-screen mode or presentation mode of a user application are disclosed. Such a method includes: detecting, for example by a window manager, that a user application is entering into full-screen mode in a display space of the computer resource; transmitting to a target module, for example via a message bus, a mode message indicating that the full-screen mode is being entered; and preventing the interrupting action by the target module. The interrupting action may be a display action in a display space associated with the computer resource. The target module may be an instant messaging application, a screen saver application, a calendar application, a power management application, or a voice communication application.

Abstract: The application relates to modified blood coagulation factor, sequencing encoding such modified factors, processes for their production, and related pharmaceutical compositions comprising such factors and their uses. More specifically, the application relates to mutations in the human FVII EGF-1 domain, wherein said mutations were analyzed for clotting activity, amidolytic activity and affinity of binding to full-length, relipidated human TF by competitive ELISA.

Abstract: The method and system for multi-color printing on a sheet of media includes the steps of and mechanisms for moving a sheet of media and a first segment of a first dye ribbon beneath a first printing head in a first direction while printing parallel to the direction of movement of the media; and moving the sheet of media and a first segment of a second dye ribbon beneath a second printing head in a reverse direction while printing parallel to the direction of movement of the media in the reverse direction. When four colors are desired the method and system further include the steps of and mechanisms for moving the sheet of media and a second segment of the first dye ribbon beneath the first printing head in the first direction while printing parallel to the direction of movement of the media; and, moving the sheet of media and a second segment of the second dye ribbon beneath the second printing head in the reverse opposite direction while printing parallel to the direction of movement of the media.