Abstract: An intravascular blood flow sensing system is provided. The system includes an intravascular catheter or guidewire with a flow sensor that obtains flow data of blood flow within a blood vessel. The system includes a processor circuit that communicates with the intravascular catheter or guidewire. The processor circuit receives the flow data from the intravascular catheter or guidewire, determine a plurality of values based on the flow data, and outputs a plot of the plurality of values to a display. The plot includes peak associated with coronary reactivity testing (CRT). The processor circuit can also automatically change between a louder volume and a softer volume for audio output of the flow data. The processor circuit can additional communicate with a device other than the flow sensor (e.g., ECG, pressure sensor, etc.), and graphical representations of the flow data and the data received from the other device can be independent scaled.

Abstract: An intravascular blood flow sensing system is provided. The system includes an intravascular catheter or guidewire with a flow sensor that obtains flow data of blood flow within a blood vessel. The system includes a processor circuit that communicates with the intravascular catheter or guidewire. The processor circuit receives the flow data from the intravascular catheter or guidewire, determine a plurality of values based on the flow data, and outputs a plot of the plurality of values to a display. The plot includes peak associated with coronary reactivity testing (CRT). The processor circuit can also automatically change between a louder volume and a softer volume for audio output of the flow data. The processor circuit can additional communicate with a device other than the flow sensor (e.g., ECG, pressure sensor, etc.), and graphical representations of the flow data and the data received from the other device can be independent scaled.

Abstract: An automation system implementing a process flow displayed to an operator through a number of linked graphical objects, a simulation comparing device obtains current status data of the current operation of the automation system including current automation system parameter settings, receives a first simulation selection involving a selection of a simulation with automation system parameter settings that differ from the current automation system parameter settings, receive a second simulation selection involving a selection of another simulation with automation system parameter settings that differ from the current automation system parameter settings and from the automation system parameter settings of the first selection, determines at least one difference in operation for the simulations and displays the at least one difference through manipulating graphical objects corresponding to elements in the process flow that experience the difference in operation.

Abstract: A consequence determining device for assisting an operator of an automation system, where the automation system implements a process flow that is displayed to the operator through a number of linked graphical objects representing elements in the process flow. The device obtains current status data of the current operation of the automation system, where the current status data includes current automation system settings, receives a simulation selection from the operator, which simulation selection involves a selection of a simulation with automation system settings that differ from the automation system settings used in the current operation, determines a difference in operation between the automation system as operated with the current automation system settings and the simulation automation system settings and displays the difference through manipulating graphical objects corresponding to elements in the process flow that experience the difference in operation.

Abstract: Embodiments described in this application relate generally to a system, an apparatus and/or methods for manufacturing electrodes by infusion electrolyte into compacted electrode materials. In some embodiments, a working electrode materials can be produced using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a single-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a double-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. The electrodes produced by an infusion mixing and manufacturing process generally perform better than those produced by non-infusion processes.

Abstract: Embodiments described in this application relate generally to a system, an apparatus and/or methods for manufacturing electrodes by infusion electrolyte into compacted electrode materials. In some embodiments, a working electrode materials can be produced using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a single-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a double-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. The electrodes produced by an infusion mixing and manufacturing process generally perform better than those produced by non-infusion processes.

Abstract: Systems and methods for cache optimization are disclosed. A request for a user interface is received from a first user device. The request includes a user key. An interface key corresponding to an interface template of the requested user interface is generated from the user key. The interface template of the requested user interface is loaded. The interface template includes one or more edge side include (ESI) identifiers in the interface template. An element key corresponding to a first ESI element associated with a first of the one or more ESI identifiers is generated from the user key. The first ESI element is loaded and positioned at a location within the interface template identified by the first of the one or more ESI identifiers. A complete user interface is provided to the first user device. The complete user interface includes the interface template having the first ESI element positioned therein.

Abstract: An intravascular blood flow sensing system is provided. The system includes an intravascular catheter or guidewire with a flow sensor that obtains flow data of blood flow within a blood vessel. The system includes a processor circuit that communicates with the intravascular catheter or guidewire. The processor circuit receives the flow data from the intravascular catheter or guidewire, determine a plurality of values based on the flow data, and outputs a plot of the plurality of values to a display. The plot includes peak associated with coronary reactivity testing (CRT). The processor circuit can also automatically change between a louder volume and a softer volume for audio output of the flow data. The processor circuit can additional communicate with a device other than the flow sensor (e.g., ECG, pressure sensor, etc.), and graphical representations of the flow data and the data received from the other device can be independent scaled.

Abstract: Systems and methods for cache optimization are disclosed. A request for a user interface is received from a first user device. The request includes a user key. An interface key corresponding to an interface template of the requested user interface is generated from the user key. The interface template of the requested user interface is loaded. The interface template includes one or more edge side include (ESI) identifiers in the interface template. An element key corresponding to a first ESI element associated with a first of the one or more ESI identifiers is generated from the user key. The first ESI element is loaded and positioned at a location within the interface template identified by the first of the one or more ESI identifiers. A complete user interface is provided to the first user device. The complete user interface includes the interface template having the first ESI element positioned therein.

Abstract: Systems and methods for cache optimization are disclosed. A request for a user interface is received from a first user device. The request includes a user key. An interface key corresponding to an interface template of the requested user interface is generated from the user key. The interface template of the requested user interface is loaded. The interface template includes one or more edge side include (ESI) identifiers in the interface template. An element key corresponding to a first ESI element associated with a first of the one or more ESI identifiers is generated from the user key. The first ESI element is loaded and positioned at a location within the interface template identified by the first of the one or more ESI identifiers. A complete user interface is provided to the first user device. The complete user interface includes the interface template having the first ESI element positioned therein.

Abstract: Embodiments described in this application relate generally to a system, an apparatus and/or methods for manufacturing electrodes by infusion electrolyte into compacted electrode materials. In some embodiments, a working electrode materials can be produced using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a single-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a double-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. The electrodes produced by an infusion mixing and manufacturing process generally perform better than those produced by non-infusion processes.

Abstract: The present invention relates to encapsulated active compounds (actives/active ingredients/AI) produced by different methods with minimized/eliminated negative effects on the plant/enhanced biological compatibility while efficacy against pests is maintained.

Abstract: The present invention provides a liquid formulation comprising a) a triazole an/or pyrazole fungicide; and b) at least one cyclodextrin compound. The present invention also provides a method for inhibiting degradation of a triazole fungicide in a liquid formulation, comprising (a) packaging the formulation in a suitable container; (b) reducing oxygen exposure of the triazole fungicide in the formulation as compared to oxygen exposure of the triazole fungicide when the formulation is in contact with air; and (c) closing or sealing the container.

Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamically defining smart measurement points are disclosed. A first experiment configured to provide one of a base element or a variant element is defined and the first experiment is associated with a first page. The first experiment includes a first dynamically defined qualifying measurement point. A plurality of records each comprising one or more variables indicative of an interaction between one of the plurality of user systems and the computing device are generated and a search query including the first dynamically defined qualifying measurement point is received. Each record received is searched. For each record containing the first dynamically defined qualifying measurement point, an associated one of the plurality of user devices is qualified for the at least one experiment and, for each remaining record, the associated one of the plurality of user devices is excluded for the at least one experiment.

Abstract: Embodiments described in this application relate generally to a system, an apparatus and/or methods for manufacturing electrodes by infusion electrolyte into compacted electrode materials. In some embodiments, a working electrode materials can be produced using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a single-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. In some embodiments, a double-sided finished electrode can be produced directly from a dry powder mixture using an infusion mixing and manufacturing process. The electrodes produced by an infusion mixing and manufacturing process generally perform better than those produced by non-infusion processes.

Abstract: Systems and methods for cache optimization are disclosed. A request for a user interface is received from a first user device. The request includes a user key. An interface key corresponding to an interface template of the requested user interface is generated from the user key. The interface template of the requested user interface is loaded. The interface template includes one or more edge side include (ESI) identifiers in the interface template. An element key corresponding to a first ESI element associated with a first of the one or more ESI identifiers is generated from the user key. The first ESI element is loaded and positioned at a location within the interface template identified by the first of the one or more ESI identifiers. A complete user interface is provided to the first user device. The complete user interface includes the interface template having the first ESI element positioned therein.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a shared control group are disclosed. A request for a page is received and each user device is assigned to a shared control pool or one of a plurality of experiments. The shared control pool includes a first percentage of user devices and each of the experiments includes an experimental percentage. For each user device in the shared control pool, a base version of each element is transmitted; for each user device in a first experiment, a first variant element is transmitted; and for each user device assigned to a second experiment a second variant element is transmitted. A record indicative of interactions that occur after transmission is received and the interactions of a first subset of the shared control pool is compared with the devices assigned to the first experiment and a second subset is compared to the devices assigned to the second experiment.

Abstract: Safeners are provided which reduce the toxicity of biocide-containing pesticide formulations on microbial inoculants. The safeners of the invention comprise a sulfite, such as sodium bisulfite and/or a hydrazine. The safeners of the invention optionally further comprise an amine, such as N,N-dimethylamine. Pesticidal formulations comprising a pesticide, a biocide and a safener of the invention are also provided. Methods of using the safeners and pesticidal formulations of the invention to treat plants are further provided.

Abstract: Systems and methods for dynamically defining smart measurement points are disclosed. A first experiment configured to provide one of a base element or a variant element is defined and the first experiment is associated with a first page. The first experiment includes a first dynamically defined qualifying measurement point. A plurality of records each comprising one or more variables indicative of an interaction between one of the plurality of user systems and the computing device are generated and a search query including the first dynamically defined qualifying measurement point is received. Each record received is searched. For each record containing the first dynamically defined qualifying measurement point, an associated one of the plurality of user devices is qualified for the at least one experiment and, for each remaining record, the associated one of the plurality of user devices is excluded for the at least one experiment.

Abstract: Systems and methods for providing a shared control group are disclosed. A request for a page is received and each user device is assigned to a shared control pool or one of a plurality of experiments. The shared control pool includes a first percentage of user devices and each of the experiments includes an experimental percentage. For each user device in the shared control pool, a base version of each element is transmitted; for each user device in a first experiment, a first variant element is transmitted; and for each user device assigned to a second experiment a second variant element is transmitted. A record indicative of interactions that occur after transmission is received and the interactions of a first subset of the shared control pool is compared with the devices assigned to the first experiment and a second subset is compared to the devices assigned to the second experiment.