Abstract: A spreader for spreading particulate material has a plurality of outlets transversely spaced-apart in a direction perpendicular to a direction of travel of the spreader. The outlets are configured to receive the material from a metering device and to dispense an amount of the material to mid-rows between crop rows on a field such that the plurality of outlets dispenses half the amount of material to an outermost mid-row compared to the amount of material dispensed to the other mid-rows. Also, the metering device may have two metering elements, which may be controlled to meter the material to only one side of the spreader. A centrally located outlet situated on a driving line of the spreader may receive material from both metering elements so that the centrally located nozzle can dispense the material whenever one or the other side of the spreader is not dispensing material.

Abstract: A spreader for spreading particulate material has a plurality of outlets transversely spaced-apart in a direction perpendicular to a direction of travel of the spreader. The outlets are configured to receive the material from a metering device and to dispense an amount of the material to mid-rows between crop rows on a field such that the plurality of outlets dispenses half the amount of material to an outermost mid-row compared to the amount of material dispensed to the other mid-rows. Also, the metering device may have two metering elements, which may be controlled to meter the material to only one side of the spreader. A centrally located outlet situated on a driving line of the spreader may receive material from both metering elements so that the centrally located nozzle can dispense the material whenever one or the other side of the spreader is not dispensing material.

Abstract: A system includes a memory including a plurality of software applications. The plurality of software applications includes a first software application and a second software application. The system also includes a deterministic group comprising a first processing core. The first processing core executes a first resource monitor and the first software application. The system also includes a constrained group comprising a second processing core. The second processing core executes a second resource monitor and the second software application. The first resource monitor detects an insufficient access to resources by the first software application and sends an indication to the second resource monitor. The second resource monitor receives the indication and instructs the second processing core to modify execution of the second software application.

Abstract: A system includes a memory including a plurality of software applications. The plurality of software applications includes a first software application and a second software application. The system also includes a deterministic group comprising a first processing core. The first processing core executes a first resource monitor and the first software application. The system also includes a constrained group comprising a second processing core. The second processing core executes a second resource monitor and the second software application. The first resource monitor detects an insufficient access to resources by the first software application and sends an indication to the second resource monitor. The second resource monitor receives the indication and instructs the second processing core to modify execution of the second software application.

Abstract: The exemplary embodiments described herein relate to systems and methods for improved process switching of a paravirtualized guest with a software-based memory management unit (“MMU”). One embodiment relates to a non-transitory computer readable storage medium including a set of instructions executable by a processor, the set of instructions, when executed, resulting in a performance of the following: create a plurality of new processes for each of a plurality of virtual environments, each of the virtual environments assigned one of a plurality of address space identifiers (“ASIDs”) stored in a cache memory, perform a process switch to one of the virtual environments thereby designating the one of the virtual environments as the active virtual environment, determine whether the active virtual environment has exhausted each of the ASIDs, and flush a cache memory when it is determined that the active virtual environment has exhausted each of the ASIDs.

Abstract: Computer assisted systems, methods and mediums for filling one or more orders. One embodiment of the present invention is a system that includes an order consolidation station configured to receive at least one bottle containing pills individually counted and/or at least one package containing pharmaceutical products without having been designated for any of the orders when the package was created and/or at least one literature pack optionally including patient specific information. The order consolidation station is further configured to combine automatically the received bottle and/or package and/or literature pack into a container to be sent to a recipient including, for example, mail order pharmacies, wholesalers and/or central fill dealers for subsequent distribution or sale including retailer distribution or sale. The bottle is specifically designated for the order, and the order generally includes at least one prescription for the package.

Abstract: Computer assisted systems, methods and mediums for filling one or more orders. One embodiment of the present invention is a system that includes an order consolidation station configured to receive at least one bottle containing pills individually counted and/or at least one package containing pharmaceutical products without having been designated for any of the orders when the package was created and/or at least one literature pack optionally including patient specific information. The order consolidation station is further configured to combine automatically the received bottle and/or package and/or literature pack into a container to be sent to a recipient including, for example, mail order pharmacies, wholesalers and/or central fill dealers for subsequent distribution or sale including retailer distribution or sale. The bottle is specifically designated for the order, and the order generally includes at least one prescription for the package.

Abstract: Computer assisted systems, methods and mediums for filling one or more orders. One embodiment of the present invention is a system that includes an order consolidation station configured to receive at least one bottle containing pills individually counted and/or at least one package containing pharmaceutical products without having been designated for any of the orders when the package was created and/or at least one literature pack optionally including patient specific information. The order consolidation station is further configured to combine automatically the received bottle and/or package and/or literature pack into a container to be sent to a recipient including, for example, mail order pharmacies, wholesalers and/or central fill dealers for subsequent distribution or sale including retailer distribution or sale. The bottle is specifically designated for the order, and the order generally includes at least one prescription for the package.

Abstract: A couch frame for vans and recreational vehicles provides for secure mounting of the couch, with pivoting forwardly enabled by a pair of pivots at the front of opposite sides of the legs and with a pair of spring loaded, channel shaped latches linked by a crossbar so that they can be simultaneously released with actuation of a single handle.

Abstract: A locking mechanism for a couch style vehicle seat uses mating channels on the floor and on the leg assembly with a front locking portion enabling tilting for removable and refitting, and have a rotating locking mechanism tailored to the load needs of a couch style vehicle seat.

Abstract: A pedestal seat mounting assembly includes an upper pedestal portion constructed and arranged for removable attachment to a base plate secured to the floor of vehicle and a locking assembly which is rotatable to engage the base plate is provided.

Abstract: An excavator has a dozer blade coupled to transversely spaced first and second fore-and-aft extending drive housings thereof by first and second separate push beams having their respective forward ends universally coupled to the blade. The first push beam has its rear end universally connected to the first drive housing while the rear end of the second push beam is connected to the second drive housing by an angling link which is swingable fore-and-aft so as to cause fore-and-aft movement of the second push beam; a length adjustable jack forms a stabilizer strut which is coupled between the first push beam and the blade so as to maintain the latter in a desired pitch. Individual lift actuators are connected to the push beams for selectively adjusting the latter vertically either together or separately. A side load transfer strut is connected between the forward end of the first push beam and the second drive housing.

Abstract: A cover plate is provided for an access opening in a plate structure that forms part of a housing. The cover plate has a rod at one end thereof that has opposite ends bent toward the plate structure and engaging the internal surface of the plate structure. The plate structure also has lips thereon that engage the internal surface of the plate cover and limit movement of the plate structure to a position in which its edges are co-extensive with the edges of the opening. A further means is provided between the plate structure having the opening and the cover plate which draws the cover plate into engagement with the stops or lips while, at the same time, distorting or stressing the rod as the rod end of the cover is forced into the closed position. By placing such stress on the rod, the entire plate cover is held firmly against the lips and is prevented from rattling or becoming loose.