Abstract: Systems and methods for providing supplemental information with a response to a command are provided herein. In some embodiments, audio data representing a spoken command may be received by a cloud-based information system. A response to the command may be retrieved from a category related to the context of the command. A supplemental information database may also be provided that is pre-populated with supplemental information related to an individual having a registered account on the cloud-based information system. In response to retrieving the response to the command, supplemental information may be selected from the supplemental information database to be appended to the response to the command. A message may then be generated including the response and the supplemental information appended thereto, which in turn may be converted into audio data representing the message, which may be sent to a voice-controlled electronic device of the individual.

Abstract: Reactor systems, reactors, and removable liners for chemical and biological processes and manufacturing modules and systems using the same, are disclosed. Kits and methods of using the reactor systems and kits as with removable elements are also disclosed.

Abstract: A coupled resonator filter including a first parallel resonator including a first capacitance connected in parallel with a first inductance. The filter includes a second parallel resonator including a second capacitance connected in parallel with a second inductance and a third parallel resonator including a third capacitance connected in parallel with a third inductance. Magnetic coupling between the first inductance and the second inductance, between the second inductance and the third inductance, and between the first inductance the third inductance occurs in accordance with first, second and third coupling factors, respectively. A frequency response of the coupled resonator filter includes a notch when values of the first coupling factor, the second coupling factor and the third coupling factor satisfy predetermined conditions.

Abstract: A coupled resonator filter including a first parallel resonator including a first capacitance connected in parallel with a first inductance. The filter includes a second parallel resonator including a second capacitance connected in parallel with a second inductance and a third parallel resonator including a third capacitance connected in parallel with a third inductance. Magnetic coupling between the first inductance and the second inductance, between the second inductance and the third inductance, and between the first inductance the third inductance occurs in accordance with first, second and third coupling factors, respectively. A frequency response of the coupled resonator filter includes a notch when values of the first coupling factor, the second coupling factor and the third coupling factor satisfy predetermined conditions.

Abstract: Devices and methods for filtering, drying, and mechanically processing active pharmaceutical ingredients are generally described.

Abstract: A coupled resonator filter including a first parallel resonator including a first capacitance connected in parallel with a first inductance. The filter includes a second parallel resonator including a second capacitance connected in parallel with a second inductance and a third parallel resonator including a third capacitance connected in parallel with a third inductance. Magnetic coupling between the first inductance and the second inductance, between the second inductance and the third inductance, and between the first inductance the third inductance occurs in accordance with first, second and third coupling factors, respectively. A frequency response of the coupled resonator filter includes a notch when values of the first coupling factor, the second coupling factor and the third coupling factor satisfy predetermined conditions.

Abstract: Devices and methods for filtering, drying, and mechanically processing active pharmaceutical ingredients are generally described.

Abstract: A park lock mechanism for a motor vehicle includes a park lock pawl for selectively forming a form-locking connection to a lock region, the park lock mechanism having a locking mode, in which the park lock pawl is moved into a locking position, and a driving mode, in which the park lock pawl is moved into a driving position. The park lock pawl is pivotable about a pawl axis from the locking position into the driving position. A locking pawl spring device preloads the park lock pawl into the driving position. A locking pawl actuation device has a locking pawl actuator with a locking pawl actuator shaft and has a locking pawl cone, the locking pawl cone being movable along a cone axis by the locking pawl actuator. The cone axis is parallel to the pawl axis. The locking pawl cone is movable along the cone axis between a cone driving position and a cone locking position.

Abstract: A system includes a container enclosing a plurality of dispensable items, the container including a perforation defining a removable portion of the container; and a hollow dispenser configured to receive the container, the hollow dispenser including a first edge of a first surface of the hollow dispenser and a second edge of a second surface of the hollow dispenser, in which the first edge and the second edge define at least a portion of an aperture in the hollow dispenser, and in which the hollow dispenser is configured such that the aperture is aligned with the removable portion of the container when the container is inserted into the hollow dispenser.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a window spacer has an outer elongate strip with a first surface and a second surface. The window spacer also has first and second inner elongate strips that each has a first surface and a second surface. The inner elongate strips are arranged so that each of the first surfaces of the inner elongate strips is spaced from the second surface of the outer elongate strip. The inner elongate strips are also spaced from each other to form an elongate intermediate pane gap. Support legs extend between the outer elongate strip and the two inner elongate strips.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a window spacer has an outer elongate strip with a first surface and a second surface. The window spacer also has first and second inner elongate strips that each has a first surface and a second surface. The inner elongate strips are arranged so that each of the first surfaces of the inner elongate strips is spaced from the second surface of the outer elongate strip. The inner elongate strips are also spaced from each other to form an elongate intermediate pane gap. Support legs extend between the outer elongate strip and the two inner elongate strips.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a window spacer has an outer elongate strip with a first surface and a second surface. The window spacer also has first and second inner elongate strips that each has a first surface and a second surface. The inner elongate strips are arranged so that each of the first surfaces of the inner elongate strips is spaced from the second surface of the outer elongate strip. The inner elongate strips are also spaced from each other to form an elongate intermediate pane gap. Support legs extend between the outer elongate strip and the two inner elongate strips.

Abstract: The technology described herein relates to a composition having a layer of substrate with a first surface and a second surface distinct from the first surface. A plurality of adsorbent beads is embedded in the second surface of the substrate. Each adsorbent bead of the plurality of adsorbent beads is no more than partially embedded in the second surface of the substrate and the substrate is substantially free of adsorbent beads.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a window spacer has an outer elongate strip with a first surface and a second surface. The window spacer also has first and second inner elongate strips that each has a first surface and a second surface. The inner elongate strips are arranged so that each of the first surfaces of the inner elongate strips is spaced from the second surface of the outer elongate strip. The inner elongate strips are also spaced from each other to form an elongate intermediate pane gap. Support legs extend between the outer elongate strip and the two inner elongate strips.

Abstract: A garment with a pocket is formed between a garment body and a panel.

Abstract: Expandable Pocket Design offers wearer the option to limit or decrease volume of storage capacity contain within pocket, profile of pocket and/or dimensions of mouth opening of a pocket. The design utilizes snap/Velcro or other closures at various expansion points along side fabric rectangle(s)/triangle(s)/rhombus(es) or other shape that form the left, right and/or bottom sides of pockets in any combination there of—enabling expansion properties of pocket. Closure(s) when affixed decrease the volume of area contained within pocket. The closure(s) also serve to diminishes profile or appearance of pocket. Expandable Pocket Design allows the user to define volume by altering shape and appearance by altering profile of pocket. When closures are employed along upper edge of left and/or right side fabric rectangle(s), triangle(s) and/or rhombus(es) or shape, the area composing the mouth of pocket may be altered using closures.

Abstract: Retractable Pocket Security Device for pockets to retain the contents against loss or unauthorized removal. The device consists of a vertical pocket covered by a fabric flap affixed to button/snap/Velcro which covers said pocket when engaged in front position (security position). The device is either affixed in the security position or rotated backward and secured into the rear/storage position by a second button/snap/Velcro. Attached or stored in retracted position, the device will allow regular functioning of said pocket. Placement of front and rear button/snap/Velcro allow attachment of utility pockets/belts ie, water bottle holder, camera/video camera holder, utility belt, etc.

Abstract: A cable management assembly, and method related thereto, including a riser panel having an interface portion and a plurality of cable management devices. The interface portion having a plurality of shaped apertures. The cable management devices having attachments that correspond to the shaped apertures to secure the cable management devices to the panel at selected vertical and horizontal locations. The cable management assembly being configured to extend between two adjacent telecommunications racks or to couple to the end of a telecommunications rack.