Abstract: An improved fit and function mask type apparatus. The mask system incorporates a flexible outer body constructed of fabric that provides the general shape and structure of the mask. The upper portion of the mask features a three-dimensional nose pocket that is integrated into the mask and is made from a separate piece of material. This upper nose pocket structure has no seam where it contours over the nose. The material in the structure past the Apex of the nose is split and then joined together to form a seam. This seam extends downward from the contoured section and in front of the nose. The non-seamed and seamed material selectively form an enclosed three-dimensional pocket with the necessary volume, shape and contour to accommodate the nose from the Dorsal Area to the Apex of the nose. An arched shaped bendable metal structure spans the nose pocket and attaches on both sides of the nose pocket to provide adjustability for different sized and shaped noses.

Abstract: Technical solutions are described for determining a relationship between pairs of entities. An example computer-implemented method includes generating, by a processor, an association score matrix for a pair of entities, the pair including a first entity and a second entity. The computer-implemented method also includes aggregating, by the processor, the association score matrix for the pair of entities into a single vector of association scores for the pair of entities. The computer-implemented method also includes computing, by the processor, a relationship score for the pair of entities based on the single vector of association scores. The computer-implemented method also includes, in response to the relationship score crossing a predetermined threshold, indicating that the first entity and the second entity are related to each other.

Abstract: Technical solutions are described for automatically displaying related medical entities in an electronic medical record system. An example computer-implemented method includes displaying, via a user interface, a first list of first medical entities and a second list of second medical entities. The computer-implemented method also includes receiving a selection of a first medical entity via the user interface. The computer-implemented method also includes identifying one or more second medical entities that are related to the first medical entity. The computer-implemented method also includes in response to receiving the selection, highlighting the one or more second medical entities displayed via the user interface.

Abstract: A cap assembly for sealing the open end of a well casing or other pipe includes a top plate for mounting on the open end of the pipe, a bottom plate spaced apart from the top plate, an upper expansible gasket sandwiched between the top plate and an upper clamping plate, a lower expansible gasket sandwiched between the bottom plate and a lower clamping plate, spacer sleeves extending between the clamping plates, bolts through the bottom plate, both gaskets and clamping plates, the sleeves and the top plate, and nuts on the bolts. When the bolts are tightened on the nuts, the gaskets expand to seal the pipe at spaced apart locations.