Abstract: Various implementations provide a Context-Rich Key (“CRK”) Framework for managing computing, networking, concepts, and context from human and system-of-systems perspectives. The CRK Framework provides an environment for defining and implementing interoperability models for collections of distributed applications and/or systems within a digital culture, and for managing concepts between digital cultures. In some implementations, a digital processing system receives a global request, e.g. for information related to a target concept. In some implementations, if the digital processing system has access to data relevant to the target concept, the digital processing system identifies an appropriate local object. In some implementations, the digital processing system then processes the global request to generate and initiate or run a local action. Upon initiation of the local action, local action results are generated.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for implementing axiomatic control of an automorphic dynamical system. An automorphic system architecture for a dynamical system may apply ergodic techniques for axiomatically describing networked computing environments of vast dimensions comprised of a plurality of disparate information resources, processors, memory, storage, analog and digital sensors (as examples) and presenting this plurality of information sources as a singular automorphic resource through a time series. An example system may further implement dynamic axiomatic control and modification of operational parameters, without human intervention, incorporating data from a variety of sources and platforms and over multiple dimensions of context associated with those data.

Abstract: An impact indication system for indicating an impact of a projectile on a target. The impact indication system includes an impact sensing system including a g-force sensor, a housing engagable with the target, and a first computing device including at least a processor and a memory. The impact indication system further includes a signal output unit including a housing, a signal output device, a second computing device including a processor and a memory, the first computing device operable to send a signal to the second computing device in response to sensing the impact, and the second computing device operable to produce a signal indicative of the impact.

Abstract: Provided herein are Impatiens walleriana x gordonii cultivars which exhibit tolerance to Plasmopara obducens, the cause of Impatiens downy mildew. Methods for breeding the disclosed Impatiens are also provided.

Abstract: An impact indication system for indicating an impact of a projectile on a target. The impact indication system includes an impact sensing system including a g-force sensor, a housing engagable with the target, and a first computing device including at least a processor and a memory. The impact indication system further includes a signal output unit including a housing, a signal output device, a second computing device including a processor and a memory, the first computing device operable to send a signal to the second computing device in response to sensing the impact, and the second computing device operable to produce a signal indicative of the impact.

Abstract: Various implementations provide a framework for behavior-based network management and monitoring. A behavior model including various expected behaviors, actions, and actors may be associated with a digital culture. Behavior within a digital culture that does not conform to the behavior model may be detected and categorized. When an abnormal behavior is categorized as malicious, a security protocol or procedure may be activated. In other cases, abnormal behavior may be categorized as benign. A CRK framework of concepts, actors, actions, etc. may provide a platform enabling implementation of behavior-based network management and monitoring.

Abstract: Methods and systems are provided for implementing axiomatic control of an automorphic dynamical system. An automorphic system architecture for a dynamical system may apply ergodic techniques for axiomatically describing networked computing environments of vast dimensions comprised of a plurality of disparate information resources, processors, memory, storage, analog and digital sensors (as examples) and presenting this plurality of information sources as a singular automorphic resource through a time series. An example system may further implement dynamic axiomatic control and modification of operational parameters, without human intervention, incorporating data from a variety of sources and platforms and over multiple dimensions of context associated with those data.

Abstract: Various implementations provide a Context-Rich Key (“CRK”) Framework for managing computing, networking, concepts, and context from human and system-of-systems perspectives. The CRK Framework provides an environment for defining and implementing interoperability models for collections of distributed applications and/or systems within a digital culture, and for managing concepts between digital cultures. In some implementations, a digital processing system receives a global request, e.g. for information related to a target concept. In some implementations, if the digital processing system has access to data relevant to the target concept, the digital processing system identifies an appropriate local object. In some implementations, the digital processing system then processes the global request to generate and initiate or run a local action. Upon initiation of the local action, local action results are generated.

Abstract: A long-range precision firearm cartridge case including a cylindrical body portion with a head end and an opposite end, the cylindrical body portion having a central aperture extending into the head end for receipt of a primer, and the cylindrical body portion having a cartridge extraction groove formed around the periphery of the body portion adjacent the head end. The case including a cylindrical neck portion and a frusto-conical shoulder portion integrally formed with the body portion and the neck portion. The shoulder portion tapers radially inwardly from the opposite end of the body portion to the cylindrical neck portion. The neck portion extends longitudinally from the shoulder portion to define a projectile receiving end. The frusto-conical shoulder portion is constructed to form a shoulder angle with a longitudinal axis of the body portion, the shoulder angle being greater than 30 degrees and no greater than ninety degrees.

Abstract: A new and distinct Primula vulgaris cultivar named ‘KERBELRED’ is disclosed, characterized, deep red, large double flowers, with enlarged sepals, strong peducles, and early blooming. Plants have shown the ability to be propagated by tissue culture at a good rate. The new variety is a Primula vulgaris, suitable for outdoor landscape and container use.

Abstract: A new and distinct Viola×wittrockiana cultivar named ‘KERVIOCHEEKY’ is disclosed, characterized by a unique combination of a large, round “pansy” type flower, found on a trailing plant. Flower color is a bright Yellow with a Brown to Greyed-Purple blotch, flowers have a wavy petal margin. Plants have a compact, trailing plant habit. The new variety is a Viola×wittrockiana, suitable for outdoor landscape and container use.

Abstract: A new and distinct Lavandula angustifolia cultivar named ‘KERLAVANGEM’ is disclosed, characterized by little or no need to vernalize plants to induce flowering, with flowering beginning early in the season. Additionally, the new cultivar has broad flower spikes. moderately compact plant growth and broad foliage. The new variety is a Lavandula angustifolia, suitable for outdoor landscape and container use.

Abstract: A new and distinct Primula vulgaris cultivar named ‘KERBELRED’ is disclosed, characterized, deep red, large double flowers, with enlarged sepals, strong peducles, and early blooming. Plants have shown the ability to be propagated by tissue culture at a good rate. The new variety is a Primula vulgaris, suitable for outdoor landscape and container use.

Abstract: A new and distinct Primula vulgaris cultivar named ‘KERBELGOLDIE’ is disclosed, characterized by deep golden-yellow, large double flowers, with enlarged sepals, strong peduncles, and early flowering. Plants have shown the ability to be propagated by tissue culture at a good rate. The new variety is a Primula vulgaris, suitable for outdoor landscape and container use.

Abstract: A Calendula plant named ‘KERCALTAN’ is disclosed, characterized by bright orange double flowers composed of only ray florets. Plants have an attractive spreading habit and flower prolifically. The flowering period is exceptionally long, from around early Spring until mid to late Fall. Plants are useful for outdoor ornamental purposes, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Primula vulgaris cultivar named ‘KERBELCARMEN’ is disclosed, characterized by light red, large double flowers, with enlarged sepals, strong peduncles, and freely flowering. Plants have shown the ability to be propagated by tissue culture at a good rate. The new variety is a Primula vulgaris, suitable for outdoor landscape and container use.

Abstract: A new and distinct Petunia cultivar named ‘KERTEAPIC’ is disclosed, characterized by a spreading growth habit, and purple flowers with stable white rims. The plants flower freely and begin flowering under short day condition. The new variety is a Petunia, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Petunia cultivar named ‘KERPICOT’ is disclosed, characterized by a semi-trailing, free-branching growth habit, and violet flowers with white rims. The plants are more tolerant to rain than the average Petunia. The new variety is a Petunia, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Petunia cultivar named ‘KERTEAMORN’ is disclosed, characterized by a spreading, free-branching growth habit, and bi-color medium pink flowers with a large white eye and thin light pink flower rim. Flowering begins under short day conditions. The plants flower abundantly and are more tolerant to rain than the average Petunia. The new variety is a Petunia, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.

Abstract: A new and distinct Petunia cultivar named ‘KERPRILPRO’ is disclosed, characterized by a dense, spreading growth habit, and attractive double violet flowers with darker violet veins. The plants flower freely and begin flowering under short day condition. The new variety is a Petunia, normally produced as an outdoor garden or container plant.