Abstract: A nanoservice architecture allows a service to include multiple functions or features along with a common skeleton code. Each of the nanoservices in a service may be configured using a common configuration file. The configuration file may include a portion that configures requirements or resources common to all nanoservices and other portions that are specific to associated nanoservices.

Abstract: A frame (101) for at least partially enclosing or supporting a panel (190) is provided. The frame may include at least a first frame section (201-1) including a bottom flange (104) provided at a base of the frame section. A frame sidewall (103) may be provided at an outer portion of the frame section, the frame sidewall characterized by a height H extending from the bottom flange (104). A panel containment structure (101-1) may be provided at an upper portion of the frame sidewall (103), the panel containment structure including a lower shelf (105) extending from the frame sidewall. A support wall (431-1) may be provided at an inner portion of the frame section (201-1), the support wall extending (i) between the bottom flange (104) and the frame sidewall (103), (ii) between the bottom flange (104) and the lower shelf (105), or (iii) both (i) and (ii).

Abstract: Coated electronic components of a circuit assembly are provided, comprising: one or more lead frames, one or more chips, connection wires, a moisture barrier coating layer, and an encapsulating plastic coating layer. The moisture barrier coating layer may be applied to the electronic component with the encapsulating plastic coating layer applied on top of the moisture barrier coating layer, or vice versa; such that only lead frames are exposed. Also provided are electronic components of a circuit assembly, comprising: one or more lead frames, one or more chips, connection wires, one or more leads extending from the coated electronic component, a moisture barrier coating layer, and an encapsulating plastic coating layer. The encapsulating plastic coating layer is applied to the electronic component and the moisture barrier coating layer is applied on top of the entire encapsulating plastic coating layer on all sides, such that only the leads are exposed.

Abstract: A low-coherence interferometry imaging system for imaging translucent samples, wherein the system includes an optical coherence microscopy (OCM) mode and an optical coherence tomography (OCT) mode, and wherein the system can selectively employ either mode without requiring re-positioning of a sample under test. The system provides for the selective disposition of the OCM mode or the OCT mode in an optical path intermediate a scanning system and an imaging objective.

Abstract: Provided are ?-eliminative linkers suitable for the conjugation of small molecule, peptide, and protein and compounds comprising the linkers.

Abstract: Compound I of the formula and/or pharmaceutically acceptable salt(s) of Compound I comprised in a pharmaceutical composition and methods of using the same to treat cystic fibrosis.

Abstract: A hyperspectral imaging system includes an optical channel arranged to focus light at a first image plane. A spectrometer includes a slit formed at the first image plane to allow a portion of the light to pass. A dispersive element receives light from the slit and spectrally disperses it along a direction perpendicular to a width of the slit. A focusing lens focuses the spectrally dispersed light at a second image plane such that the spectral dispersion is imaged along a first axis of the second image plane, and a spatial image of the slit width is imaged along a second axis. A sensor at the second image plane detects the spectrally dispersed light. A rotating prism is located distally to the slit and rotates, thereby rotating the image at the first imaging plane so that the portion of the image transmitted into the spectrometer varies.

Abstract: Systems and methods for creating, maintaining and updating client profiles and other information relating to real estate transactions are provided. Robust system infrastructure, comprehensive client profile creation, real-time market data integration, progressive transaction step tracking, and interactive client and agent interfaces are used to create, maintain and update this client information to facilitate real estate transactions.

Abstract: Systems and methods for building message records and managing communications relating to real estate transactions are provided. System architecture and integration, customizable message creation, dynamic message retrieval, client type and property information, and market trends and client specialty values are used to provide efficient communication management, personalized client engagement, real-time updates and responsiveness, comprehensive information delivery, and adaptability to client specifics to facilitate real estate transactions.

Abstract: One example method includes scanning, at a point of sale (POS) site, a physical object, transmitting, from the POS site to a regional environment, information obtained as a result of the scanning of the physical object, identifying the physical object based on the information, automatically labeling any new data generated as a result of the identifying of the physical object, and storing the new data. The information obtained as a result of the scanning may be used to determine whether or not a fraudulent transaction has taken place at the POS site.

Abstract: An antenna system may be configured with multiple antennas that may be used in combination (e.g., for communication with a common target device), or separately (e.g., for communication with different target devices). In some examples, using the antennas in combination may include a coupling with a common modem for signal reception (e.g., to increase reception gain). In some such examples, a single antenna may be used for signal transmission (e.g., to reduce interference associated with simultaneous transmission toward a common target device). Using the antennas separately may facilitate handover or other communication transition scenarios, such as establishing a communication link with a new target device before breaking an established communication link with another target device. Some such implementations may involve antennas associated with a mechanical positioning axis for one direction of beam alignment (e.g., azimuth orientation) and a beamforming axis for another direction of beam alignment (e.g.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for controlling electric and electronic devices. The devices may communicate with each other in a many-to-many, peer-to-peer network to provide control functionality without the need for a central controller. Device-to-device control messages may be implemented over short range, wireless broadcast messages.

Abstract: A method is provided for determining a magnitude of a mass to be placed on a wheel assembly using data from one or more inertial measurement units (IMU's). The one or more IMU's are mounted to a removably attachable object that is attached to a wheel of the vehicle in a manner that inhibits the object from coming off of the vehicle when the vehicle is in motion. Each of the IMU's include an accelerometer. A set of acceleration data is collected from the one or more IMU's while the vehicle is in motion. The acceleration data is applied to a predictive model to determine the magnitude of the mass.

Abstract: A video camera for displaying a video image using a mixed latency. In one aspect, the video image is a composite of low-latency and high-latency images, wherein the low-latency images are video images with motion and the high-latency images are video images that are still. In another aspect, the video camera detects a motion in the video image and transmits a low-latency image when the video image includes motion and a high-latency image when the video image is still.

Abstract: Devices and methods for the deposition of reagents onto cells or tissue samples are disclosed. Also disclosed are reagent compositions suitable for dispensing via a droplet-on-demand system.

Abstract: A proximity-based system for performing operations is disclosed. A device may be registered with a system configured to orchestrate proximity-based actions and then associated with other devices. A distance between a first device and a second device may be determined. The distance is used to determine whether an operation at the second device should be performed. Performing the operation is executed by generating a prompt on the first device to authorize the operation. The authorization is authenticated using cryptography or without passwords and the operation is performed at the second device when authentication is successful. This may allow a device to be unlocked/locked based on a proximity of another device associated with the original device.

Abstract: Access assemblies include an instrument valve housing and a valve assembly disposed within the cavity of the instrument valve housing. The valve assembly includes a guard assembly, and a seal assembly disposed distal of the guard assembly. The seal assembly includes a support member including a ring portion and a seal portion disposed within the ring portion. The seal assembly further includes a plurality of seal sections extending from the ring portion of the support member. The support member and the plurality of seal sections are integrally formed.

Abstract: A fuel injector is capable of injecting a plurality of different fuels in a single fuel injection event, the fuel injector including: a nozzle at an end of the fuel injector, the nozzle having a tip, openings in the tip of the nozzle through which fuel is configured to be injected, and a check valve member with a tip located within the nozzle, the check valve member being movable between an injection position in which fuel is injected via the openings and a closed position in which the openings are closed. The fuel injector further includes a primary fuel path within the fuel injector, a pilot fuel path within the fuel injector, and a mixing volume connecting the primary fuel path and the pilot fuel path when the check valve member is in the closed position.

Abstract: A cleaning system for an agricultural harvester includes: at least one sieve; a cleaning blower directed at the at least one sieve and configured to supply a cleaning air flow directed at the at least one sieve; and a conveyor assembly configured to supply crop material to the at least one sieve. The conveyor assembly includes: a conveyor frame; a shaker coupled to the conveyor frame and configured to shake the conveyor frame; and an endless conveyor carried by the conveyor frame and including a conveyor loop with a substantially solid surface and a conveyor driver coupled to the conveyor loop, the conveyor driver being configured to selectively rotate the conveyor loop.

Abstract: A system for controlling selection and distribution of a product in a product dispensing system. The system includes a user interface for prompting a selection and selecting the product, a machine control processor in communication with the user interface, a power distribution module connected to the machine control processor, and a power supply unit for supplying power to the system through the power distribution module.