Abstract: Example embodiments of the present disclosure provide for an example method including obtaining data indicative of user input via a user interface associated with a construction workflow for generating customized content items. The example method includes determining one or more key terms associated with the user input. The example method includes determining one or more suggested content items based on the one or more key terms. The example method includes generating a predicted performance increase associated with each respective content item of the one or more suggested content items. The example method includes providing, to a first user device, data indicative of a structured input interface associated with the construction workflow configured with one or more input fields and the one or more suggested content items, wherein the structured input interface is configured for rendering via a graphical user interface.

Abstract: Systems and method for the structure, configuration, or arrangement of the input fields in a user interface. For example, a computer-implemented method includes displaying a structured input interface configured with a plurality of input fields. The structured input interface can be configured for rendering in a graphical user interface. A first input field can correspond to an initial notification element in the graphical user interface for rendering in association with the first input field. The method includes receiving user data. The method includes determining, based on the user data, an updated notification element for rendering in association with the first input field. The method includes updating the structured input interface comprising the first input field and the updated notification element.

Abstract: Systems and method for the structure, configuration, or arrangement of the input fields in a user interface. For example, a computer-implemented method includes displaying a structured input interface configured with a plurality of input fields. The structured input interface can be configured for rendering in a graphical user interface. A first input field can correspond to an initial notification element in the graphical user interface for rendering in association with the first input field. The method includes receiving user data. The method includes determining, based on the user data, an updated notification element for rendering in association with the first input field. The method includes updating the structured input interface comprising the first input field and the updated notification element.

Abstract: Example embodiments of the present disclosure provide for an example method including obtaining data indicative of user input via a user interface associated with a construction workflow for generating customized content items. The example method includes determining one or more key terms associated with the user input. The example method includes determining one or more suggested content items based on the one or more key terms. The example method includes generating a predicted performance increase associated with each respective content item of the one or more suggested content items. The example method includes providing, to a first user device, data indicative of a structured input interface associated with the construction workflow configured with one or more input fields and the one or more suggested content items, wherein the structured input interface is configured for rendering via a graphical user interface.

Abstract: A system for performing a medical procedure on a patient includes an articulating probe assembly and at least one tool. The articulating probe assembly comprises an inner probe comprising multiple articulating inner links, an outer probe surrounding the inner probe and comprising multiple articulating outer links, and at least two working channels that exit a distal portion of the probe assembly. The at least one tool is configured to translate through one of the at least two working channels. A special purpose hardware processor executes a process for controlling the articulating probe assembly.

Abstract: A panel structure having a low-density core that can withstanding loads normal to a first primary surface, and a first facing of high-density sheet material that can extend along the first primary surface. The high-density sheet material can be laminated on the core such that the laminated core and facing cooperatively resist bending loads and loads along the primary surface. The first facing can extend from the first primary surface on a side of the core along a secondary surface, which can be non-parallel to the first primary surface. The first facing can bend along a score line between the first primary surface and the secondary surface.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and devices for securing cylindrical goods in containers during transportation. Some embodiments include void fillers configured to restrain motion of objects in freight containers. Some embodiments include methods of fabricating void fillers for use in freight containers. Some embodiments include methods of using void fillers to restrain object motion in freight containers. In some cases, a void filler is fabricated from a honeycomb-style cardboard materials. In some cases, a void filler is used to restrain an upright cylindrical item such as an upright paper roll in a freight container.

Abstract: A panel structure having a low-density core that can withstanding loads normal to a first primary surface, and a first facing of high-density sheet material that can extend along the first primary surface. The high-density sheet material can be laminated on the core such that the laminated core and facing cooperatively resist bending loads and loads along the primary surface. The first facing can extend from the first primary surface on a side of the core along a secondary surface, which can be non-parallel to the first primary surface. The first facing can bend along a score line between the first primary surface and the secondary surface.

Abstract: A panel structure having a low-density core that can withstanding loads normal to a first primary surface, and a first facing of high-density sheet material that can extend along the first primary surface. The high-density sheet material can be laminated on the core such that the laminated core and facing cooperatively resist bending loads and loads along the primary surface. The first facing can extend from the first primary surface on a side of the core along a secondary surface, which can be non-parallel to the first primary surface. The first facing can bend along a score line between the first primary surface and the secondary surface.

Abstract: Quinazolines of the formula I in which R, R1, R2, R3, R4 and Y have the meaning indicated in Patent Claim 1, and their salts or solvates as glycoprotein IbIX antagonists.

Abstract: Quinazolines of the formula I in which R, R1, R2, R3, R4 and Y have the meaning indicated in Patent Claim 1, and their salts or solvates as glycoprotein IbIX antagonists.

Abstract: Systems for tracking, containing, and controlling moving objects such as vehicles, boats, airplanes, animals, and people use wireless RF or microwave signals to calculate position within a predefined boundary. The system has antennas in a location, and has processing for determining location either on a device on the mobile device or at a base station. The boundary can be arbitrary and can be learned during a set-up process.

Abstract: Quinazolines of the formula (I) in which R, R1, R2, R3, R4 and Y have the meaning indicated in Patent claim 1, and their salts or solvates as glycoprotein IbIX antagonists.

Abstract: Quinazolines of the formula I, in which R, R1, R2, R3, R4 and Y have the meaning indicated in Patent claim 1, and their salts or solvates as glycoprotein IbIX antagonists.

Abstract: High silica content optical glasses, containing more volatile oxides such as GeO.sub.2 and B.sub.2 O.sub.3, are produced by plasma fusion of powders without inordinately high loss of the more volatile constituents. The powders are produced by a process including the heat treatment of intimately mixed materials, which include the glass forming constituents. Small quantities of GeO.sub.2 are included in borosilicate glass to suppress bubble formation. Pairs of glass compositions have been found, with sufficient index of refraction difference to produce guidance in optical transmission lines, while possessing sufficient thermal expansion match to reduce stresses in the line.

Abstract: A procedure is described for drawing glass fibers which are particularly suitable for use in optical waveguides. A laser is used as a souce of heat and an optical system is provided for focusing an annular beam around a glass preform from which the glass fiber is drawn. Particular attention is devoted to the optical focusing system to provide highly uniform distribution of heat and insure very precise short and long term fiber diameter control and precise control of the optical properties (freedom from scattering centers, profile of optical properties across the diameter) of the fiber. Precise diameter control of glass fibers for optical waveguides is highly desirable because it minimizes optical losses and facilitates low-loss splicing of individual glass fibers.

Abstract: A light guide is produced by the out-diffusion of boron oxide through a free surface of a uniform borosilicate mass. The resulting structure consists of increased index silica rich regions near the surface in contact with lower index regions of a composition approaching that of the unmodified borosilicate. The out-diffusion process, generally carried out at a temperature approaching the softening point of the glass, may be applied to a borosilicate tube to result in a fiber preform. Fibers drawn from such a preform may be characterized by a silica core region, a borosilicate clad region, and a silica outer shell. Use of the procedure results in a graded index structure.

Abstract: High silica content optical glasses, containing more volatile oxides such as GeO.sub.2 and B.sub.2 O.sub.3, are produced by plasma fusion of powders without inordinately high loss of the more volatile constituents. The powders are produced by a process including the heat treatment of intimately mixed materials, which include the glass forming constituents. Small quantities of GeO.sub.2 are included in borosilicate glass to suppress bubble formation. Pairs of glass compositions have been found, with sufficient index of refraction difference to produce guidance in optical transmission lines, while possessing sufficient thermal expansion match to reduce stresses in the line.