Abstract: A cooling system for an aircraft, including a heat exchanger for cooling a hot fluid with cooling air, an air intake for the supply of cooling air and a Coand?-effect air amplifier for the creation of a flow of cooling air.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a leadframe including a die pad and contacts, where a die attached is to the die pad. Wire bonds are attached from the die to the contacts and a mold compound overlies the leadframe and encapsulates the die and the wire bonds. The mold compound has angled side surfaces that extend from a top of the mold compound to a bonding surface of the contacts. The contacts extend from the angled side surfaces in a range of approximately 100 to 300 um.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a multilevel package substrate, a semiconductor die mounted to the multilevel package substrate, and a package structure that encloses the semiconductor die and a portion of the multilevel package substrate. The multilevel package substrate has a first level, a second level, a first metal stack, and a second metal stack. The first metal stack includes a first set of contiguous metal structures of the first and second levels, the second metal stack includes a second set of contiguous metal structures of the first and second levels, the first and second metal stacks are spaced apart from one another, a first metal trace of the first metal stack partially overlaps a second metal trace of the second metal stack, and the first and second metal traces are in different levels of the multilevel package substrate.

Abstract: An electronic device includes a package structure, a semiconductor die and a set of conductive leads, in which the package structure has a triangular shape with a bottom first side, a top second side and lateral third, fourth, and fifth sides. The set of conductive leads extend along the third side with one of the set of conductive leads electrically coupled to a conductive terminal of the semiconductor die, the package structure encloses a portion of the semiconductor die and portions of the set of conductive leads, and the package structure exposes further portions of the set of conductive leads along the first side and additional portions of the set of conductive leads along the third side.

Abstract: An example microelectronic device package includes: a multilayer package substrate comprising routing conductors spaced by dielectric material, the multilayer package substrate having a device side surface and an opposing board side surface, and having a recessed portion extending from the device side surface and exposing routing conductors beneath the device side surface of the multilayer package substrate; a semiconductor die mounted to the device side surface of the multilayer package substrate and coupled to the routing conductors; a passive component mounted to the routing conductors exposed in the recessed portion of the multilayer package substrate; and mold compound covering the semiconductor die, the passive component, and a portion of the multilayer package substrate.

Abstract: An integrated circuit package includes a die attach pad and a plurality of conductors formed from a lead frame material. A cavity is formed in a top surface of the die attach pad. A die attach adhesive is disposed within the cavity. A top surface of the die attach adhesive is flush with the top surface of the die attach pad. A semiconductor die is mounted on the die attach pad using the die attach adhesive. The semiconductor die is electrically connected to the plurality of conductors through a set of bond wires. A bottom surface of the semiconductor die is coplanar with the top surface of the die attach pad. A molding compound covers portions of the lead frame, the semiconductor die, and the set of bond wires.

Abstract: Entomopathogenic nematode Heterorhabditis bacteriophora having an enhanced longevity, comprising a first locus comprising a single nucleotide polymorphism at position 75 of the nucleotide sequence SC00004647 as depicted in SEQ ID NO: 5, in which C is substituted by T; and/or a second locus comprising a single nucleotide polymorphism at position 54 of the nucleotide sequence SC00006203 as depicted in SEQ ID NO: 7, in which C is substituted by T.

Abstract: The solution introduces a method and system in a network node of a telecommunication network such as the MME. The method includes receiving, from an eNodeB, an attach request that originated from a UE, the attach request including an identifier associated with a subscriber of the UE; checking a UE blacklist to determine whether the identifier in the attach request is on the UE blacklist; in response to the UE identifier being on the UE blacklist: rejecting the attach request; updating a success rate metric to reflect the failed attach request; comparing the success rate metric to a threshold; and in response to a decrease in the success rate metric below the threshold, recognizing a malicious attack and taking mitigating steps.

Abstract: Example implementations involve a mechanism based on inter virtual machine (VM) communication to detect latency between VMs (Latency Detection Protocol) and peer nodes. The mechanism is used to optimize inter VM communication, by selecting a VM closest to the source; and also it is used to anchor an external connection to a VM which is closer to the external peer network function.

Abstract: The solution introduces a method and system in a network node of a telecommunication network such as the MME. The method includes receiving, from an eNodeB, an attach request that originated from a UE, the attach request including an identifier associated with a subscriber of the UE; checking a UE blacklist to determine whether the identifier in the attach request is on the UE blacklist; in response to the UE identifier being on the UE blacklist: rejecting the attach request; updating a success rate metric to reflect the failed attach request; comparing the success rate metric to a threshold; and in response to a decrease in the success rate metric below the threshold, recognizing a malicious attack and taking mitigating steps.

Abstract: An MME keeps track of network tracking mobility characteristics by periodically updating a TA transition probability matrix derived from a global table that maintains UE movement data in the network by noting current TA and most recently known previous TA of each EU for every TAU event and paging event. The MME also maintains data of the number of paging events and TAUs performed by each UE and stores a paging ratio versus TAU for each UE. The UE characteristics, UE paging ratio, and network mobility characteristic are utilized in an algorithm that constructs a TA list for each UE designed to minimize the overall traffic cost function for paging events and TAU events for that UE and the overall network. Optionally, the TA list for each EU is constrained to meet certain minimum performance characteristics such as a predetermined paging success rate target and/or a predetermined delay bound target.

Abstract: Compositions for coating roofs, facades, floors or vertical facings including at least one acrylic polymer and at least one polyurethane polymer and at least one ethylene vinyl acetate emulsion. The compositions combine the advantages of the excellent features of polyurethane compositions with the reduced cost of acrylic compositions in such a manner that a balance between both characteristics is shown. Methods for covering a roof, facade, floor or vertical facing with these compositions and the use thereof as a coating for roofs, facades, floors or vertical facings.

Abstract: A system and method is provided for capturing and releasably retaining one or more vials of medication in an at least partially inverted orientation. Embodiments include a housing partially defining one or more vial engagement stations. Each station includes a clamp element and a latch element which, upon insertion of a vial into the respective station, cooperate to capture and releasably retain the vial. A handle portion may be provided by which the clamp element may be returned to and latched in its open configuration, thereby also releasing the vial from the respective station. Each station may accommodate vials of various diameters. The housing may be mountable to a pole stand in vertically-adjustable fashion. The system may allow the vials to be retained at an angle with respect to the stand or local horizontal surface. Embodiments may further comprise a tray support bracket and removable drip tray element.

Abstract: Compositions for coating roofs roof, facades, floors or vertical facings including at least one acrylic polymer and at least one polyurethane polymer and at least one ethylene vinyl acetate emulsion. The compositions combine the advantages of the excellent features of polyurethane compositions with the reduced cost of acrylic compositions in such a manner that a balance between both characteristics is shown. Methods for covering a roof, facade, floor or vertical facing with these compositions and the use thereof as a coating for roofs, facades, floors or vertical facings.

Abstract: A system and method is provided for capturing and releasably retaining one or more vials of medication in an at least partially inverted orientation. Embodiments include a housing partially defining one or more vial engagement stations. Each station includes a clamp element and a latch element which, upon insertion of a vial into the respective station, cooperate to capture and releasably retain the vial. A handle portion may be provided by which the clamp element may be returned to and latched in its open configuration, thereby also releasing the vial from the respective station. Each station may accommodate vials of various diameters. The housing may be mountable to a pole stand in vertically-adjustable fashion. The system may allow the vials to be retained at an angle with respect to the stand or local horizontal surface. Embodiments may further comprise a tray support bracket and removable drip tray element.

Abstract: The present invention relates to methods and reagents for modulating ovulation in humans and non-human animals.

Abstract: An article of clothing, comprising a coat assembly having a front side, a backside, and first and second sleeves. The front side and the backside define a shoulder area where they meet above the first and second sleeves. A hood assembly has a crown. Extending from the crown is a flap that terminates at an end. Also extending from the crown at a predetermined angle is a visor. The visor extends from the crown a first predetermined distance. The hood assembly comprises a first zipper tape. The first zipper tape comprises first zipper teeth. A shield assembly comprises a shield. The shield has a second zipper tape. The second zipper tape comprises second zipper teeth. The second zipper teeth have means to engage the first zipper teeth.

Abstract: An MME keeps track of network tracking mobility characteristics by periodically updating a TA transition probability matrix derived from a global table that maintains UE movement data in the network by noting current TA and most recently known previous TA of each EU for every TAU event and paging event. The MME also maintains data of the number of paging events and TAUs performed by each UE and stores a paging ratio versus TAU for each UE. The UE characteristics, UE paging ratio, and network mobility characteristic are utilized in an algorithm that constructs a TA list for each UE designed to minimize the overall traffic cost function for paging events and TAU events for that UE and the overall network. Optionally, the TA list for each EU is constrained to meet certain minimum performance characteristics such as a predetermined paging success rate target and/or a predetermined delay bound target.

Abstract: This disclosure describes a method to provide stateful geographic redundancy for the LTE MME (Mobility Management Entity) function of the 3GPP E-UTRAN Evolved Packet core (EPC). The method provides MME many-to-one (“n:1”) stateful redundancy by building upon the S1-Flex architecture, which enables a MME Pool Area to be defined as an area within which a UE (User Equipment) may be served without need to change the serving MME. Geographic redundancy is achieved by utilizing a standby MME node deployed to backup a pool of MME nodes, with the standby MME node designed to handle the large volume of journaling or synchronization messages from all the MME nodes in the pool. The standby MME node takes over the personality and responsibility of any MME node in the pool that has failed, with minimal impact to subscribers that were being served by that failed MME node.

Abstract: A system for automatic software production including specification and automatic generation of user interfaces is disclosed. A graphical editor presents diagrams and textual interactive dialogs which are used to enter requirements data defining the desired structure and behaviour of an application program being designed. The requirements data is automatically converted to formal counterparts in a formal language to create a Formal Specification. The Formal Specification is stored in translation structures which are object in memory taking the form of classes which have methods to use the requirements data to articulate source code templates which become source code components in the final output code. A Presentation Model based in a pattern language is used to specify a Presentation Model) using elements of the pattern language as meta-model building blocks which are articulated with requirements data that defines the specifics of the desired user interface.