Abstract: A gas turbine engine defines an axial direction and a radial direction and comprises a turbomachine having an unducted primary fan, a core engine a combustor casing enclosing a combustor and defining an outer surface, a core cowl surrounding at least a portion of the core engine. The outer surface of the core cowl defines a peak cowl diameter (D) in the radial direction, and the outer surface of the combustor casing defines a maximum combustor casing diameter (d) along the radial direction. The core engine defines an overall core axial length (L) along the axial direction and an under-core cowl axial length (L1) along the axial direction. The gas turbine engine defines a core cowl diameter ratio (CDR) equal to the peak cowl diameter (D) divided by the maximum combustor casing diameter (d) and a core cowl length ratio (CLR) equal to the under-core cowl axial length (L1) divided by the overall core axial length (L). The CDR is between 2.7 and 3.5 and the CLR is between 0.25 and 0.50.

Abstract: A system and method for the real-time management of a device, and more particularly to the establishment and enforcement of policies or rules associated with the feature or functions that may be performed with the device, such as making and receiving calls, exchanging data, playing games and music, sending and receiving email, accessing web sites, and paying for goods and services. If a child or employee is using the device, there may be a need to regulate how that device can be used and to determine who will pay for what goods or services. In addition to providing all of the features associated with a device, service providers need to be able to establish and enforce rules (policies) regulating how and when that device can be used and who will pay for a good or service requested by the user of the device.

Abstract: A gas turbine engine includes an unducted primary fan and an engine core having a combustor casing that defines an outer surface. A core cowl surrounds the core engine where an accessory gearbox is at least partially located within the core cowl. In a radial direction, an outer surface of the core cowl defines a peak cowl diameter (D), and the outer surface of the combustor casing defines a maximum combustor casing diameter (d). A core cowl diameter ratio (CDR) is the peak cowl diameter (D) divided by the maximum combustor casing diameter (d) and is between 2.7 and 3.5. In an axial direction, the core engine defines an overall core axial length (L) and an under-core cowl axial length (L1). A core cowl length ratio (CLR) is the under-core cowl axial length (L1) divided by the overall core axial length (L) and is between 0.25 and 0.50.

Abstract: A device and method for interchangeably mounting camera filters to a camera module of a smartphone. The device includes a base plate; an aperture in the base plate, wherein the aperture corresponds to a camera module of the smartphone; and a skirt that extends perpendicularly from a periphery of the base plate, wherein an inner surface of the skirt has threads for mounting the camera filter.

Abstract: An improved system and apparatus for testing thermal fluids in which the condition of a heat transfer fluid is measured. The system includes a sample vessel with a sample inlet for receiving a sample of heat transfer fluid from the heat transfer system and a sample outlet for returning the sample of heat transfer fluid to the heat transfer system, a heat transfer fluid condition monitor in fluid contact with the sample vessel measures one or more physical parameters of the heat transfer fluid and a control system which controls operation of the condition monitor and the sample vessel and which analyses the measured physical parameters of the heat transfer fluid. The system provides for predictive maintenance which is significantly more cost effective than preventative maintenance. It also ensures, as far as possible, that preventative maintenance can also be carried out while the system is running in normal production mode.

Abstract: An actuation assembly comprising: a support structure; a movable element movable relative to the support structure, the movable element having a principal axis; and an actuator arrangement for driving movement of the movable element with respect to the support structure, wherein said movement includes rotational movement of the movable element about an axis which is perpendicular to said principal axis and does not pass through the centre of the movable element, and wherein said movement also includes translational movement of the movable element in a direction perpendicular to the principal axis. The actuation assembly may be used to perform optical image stabilisation or to improve the performance of a 3D sensing system.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein that are capable of responding to a query in a developer tool using semantically related keywords in relevant code chunks. A user-generated query regarding a location of an element in a codebase of a software development project is received. The codebase is parsed into code chunks. Semantically related keywords, including keywords from the user-generated query and other keywords that are semantically related to the keywords, are identified. Relevant code chunks are selected from the code chunks based on satisfaction of a relevancy criterion regarding the user-generated query. Execution of an instruction is triggered, which causes a visual representation of a response to the user-generated query to be generated. The execution of the instruction causes the visual representation to include at least portions of the relevant code chunks and further causes at least a subset of the semantically related keywords to be highlighted in the portions.

Abstract: An optical ranging system includes an optical IQ receiver configured to receive a radio frequency (RF)-encoded optical signal comprising an RF signal component having a predetermined tone, generate an in-phase (I) electrical signal and a quadrature (Q) electrical signal based on the RF-encoded optical signal; a first analog-to-digital converter (ADC) configured to convert the I electrical signal into an I digital signal corresponding to the RF signal component; a second ADC configured to convert the Q electrical signal into a Q digital signal corresponding to the RF signal component; and a processing circuit configured to evaluate an IQ skew corresponding to a time shift between the I digital signal and the Q digital signal to determine at least one IQ skew correction value, and store the at least one IQ skew correction value for a ranging measurement.

Abstract: Stimulation of neural activity in a nerve supplying the spleen, wherein the nerve is associated with a neurovascular bundle, can modulate pro-and anti-inflammatory molecules levels, thereby reducing inflammation and providing ways of treating inflammatory disorders. The invention provides improved ways of treating inflammatory disorders which minimize off-target effects.

Abstract: Aspects of a method for stabilizing geotechnical environments involves the use of a substantially planar geogrid featuring primary and secondary nodes, non-continuous ribs terminating at secondary nodes, continuous ribs intersecting at primary nodes, and a compressible cellular layer. The method includes trapping varied aggregate within confinement elements formed by the nodes and ribs, and compressing the aggregate against the compressible cellular layer. This compression embeds the aggregate into the cellular layer, effectively locking it in place and enhancing the stability of the geotechnical environment. The design of the geogrid and the interaction between the aggregate and the compressible layer provide improved load distribution and resistance to environmental stresses and trafficking.

Abstract: A system for wirelessly controlling a dressing interface that performs negative pressure wound therapy and fluid instillation therapy at a wound site. The system comprises a core module comprising: i) a plurality of sensors configured to determine a plurality of physical parameter data associated with the wound site; ii) a processor coupled to the plurality of sensors and configured to read the physical parameter data from the plurality of sensors; iii) a wireless transceiver coupled to the processor and configured to communicate with an external therapy controller; and iv) at least a first internal peripheral device coupled to the processor. The system further comprises at least a first external peripheral interface coupled to the core module and configured to communicate with the processor, wherein the core module and the at least a first external peripheral interface are disposed within a housing of the dressing interface.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides computer-implemented methods, systems, and devices for estimating the likelihood that a map feature still exists. A computing device accesses a plurality of data records representing instances in which the map feature is observed. The computing device determines a frequency at which the map feature is observed based on the plurality of data records representing instances in which the map feature is observed. The computing device determines an elapsed time between a most recent instance in which the map feature was observed and a current time. The computing device estimates a likelihood that the map feature currently exists in the real world based, at least in part, on the frequency and the elapsed time. The computing device determines that the likelihood that the map feature currently exists is below a predetermined likelihood threshold. The computing device alters geographic map data to remove the map feature.

Abstract: An expanded multilayer integral geogrid includes a plurality of oriented strands interconnected by partially oriented junctions having an array of openings therein that is produced from a coextruded or laminated multilayer polymer starting sheet. The integral geogrid has a multilayer construction, with at least one inner layer thereof having a structure that is expanded relative to at least one other layer of the multiple layers. By virtue of the expanded inner layer structure, the expanded multilayer integral geogrid provides for increased layer compressibility under load, resulting in enhanced material properties that provide performance benefits to use of the expanded multilayer integral geogrid in soil geosynthetic reinforcement, and economic benefits compared to a like integral geogrid without an expanded inner layer structure.

Abstract: Techniques for expanding capabilities of a computing shell, which exposes services provided by an OS and which is separated from a kernel of the OS, by enabling a command line interface (CLI) of the shell to have context aware capabilities. An event in which a command is entered in the CLI is detected. The CLI displays a command decoration that is selectable and that, when selected, triggers display of a menu comprising a command suggestion. The command suggestion is generated based on a context associated with the command. In response to selection of the command decoration, the menu is displayed. This menu includes the command suggestion. In response to selection of the command suggestion, the computing shell automatically executes the command suggestion.

Abstract: A processing system comprising one or more chips, each comprising a plurality of tiles is described. Each tile comprises a respective processing unit and memory, the memory storing a codelet. The processing system has at least one encryption unit configured to encrypt and decrypt data transferred between the tiles and a trusted computing entity via an external computing device. The codelets are configured to instruct the tiles to transfer the encrypted data by reading from and writing to a plurality of memory regions at the external memory such that a plurality of streams of encrypted data are formed, each stream using an individual one of the memory regions at the external computing device.

Abstract: A gas turbine engine includes an unducted primary fan, a core engine including a combustor casing enclosing a combustor and defining an outer surface, a core cowl surrounding the core engine. The core cowl has a cowl door. The outer surface of the core cowl defines a peak cowl diameter (D), and the outer surface of the combustor casing defines a maximum combustor casing diameter (d). The core engine defines an overall core axial length (L) and an under-core cowl axial length (L1). The gas turbine engine defines a core cowl diameter ratio (CDR) equal to the peak cowl diameter (D) divided by the maximum combustor casing diameter (d) and a core cowl length ratio (CLR) equal to the under-core cowl axial length (L1) divided by the overall core axial length (L). The CDR is between 2.7 and 3.5 and the CLR is between 0.25 and 0.50.

Abstract: A gas turbine engine includes an unducted primary fan and an engine core having a combustor casing that defines an outer surface. A fastening assembly, a mounting assembly, or both are located between a core cowl that surrounds the core engine. In a radial direction, an outer surface of the core cowl defines a peak cowl diameter (D), and the outer surface of the combustor casing defines a maximum combustor casing diameter (d). A core cowl diameter ratio (CDR) is the peak cowl diameter (D) divided by the maximum combustor casing diameter (d) and is between 2.7 and 3.5. In an axial direction, the core engine defines an overall core axial length (L) and an under-core cowl axial length (L1). A core cowl length ratio (CLR) is the under-core cowl axial length (L1) divided by the overall core axial length (L) and is between 0.25 and 0.50.

Abstract: A gas turbine engine includes an unducted primary fan, a core engine including a combustor casing enclosing a combustor and defining an outer surface, a core cowl surrounding the core engine. A fuel system provides fuel to the combustor with a variable displacement pump. The outer surface of the core cowl defines a peak cowl diameter (D). The outer surface of the combustor casing defines a maximum combustor casing diameter (d). The core engine defines an overall core axial length (L) and an under-core cowl axial length (L1). The engine defines a core cowl diameter ratio (CDR) equal to the peak cowl diameter (D) divided by the maximum combustor casing diameter (d) and a core cowl length ratio (CLR) equal to the under-core cowl axial length (L1) divided by the overall core axial length (L). The CDR is between 2.7 and 3.5 and the CLR is between 0.25 and 0.50.

Abstract: The present invention relates to antibody conjugates that target the CanAg antigen, and compositions (e.g., pharmaceutical compositions) comprising the antibody conjugates. Methods of using the antibody conjugates and compositions, including for the treatment of cancer, are also provided.