Abstract: In an example implementation of the disclosed technology, a method includes accessing, by a management agent associated with a client device, a profile associated with a requested resource, wherein the profile comprises at least one profile criterion. The method also includes evaluating the profile criterion based, at least in part, on status information associated with the client device to determine any processing restrictions associated with the requested resource. The method also includes, responsive to receiving an indication that the resource is subject to a server-device processing restriction, requesting access to the resource from a remote server and receiving an instance of a user interface for interacting with the resource.

Abstract: Disclosed are various embodiments for passive compliance violation notifications. In one embodiment, it is detected that that a policy violation with respect to use of a client device has occurred. It is then determined that the policy violation may be passive. A user notification of the policy violation is generated by the client device in response to determining that the policy violation may be passive. The frequency and/or intensity of this notification may depend upon an extent of the policy violation. If the policy violation is later determined to be active, additional actions may be performed, such as disabling access to or removing managed resources on the client device.

Abstract: A method for switching control of object is provided including displaying an object on a screen, controlling movement of the object in response to a first touch input, detecting a request for switching control of the object from the first touch input to a second touch input, determining whether a location of the first touch input and a location of the second touch input are within a merge area and switching control of the object from the first touch input to the second touch input in response to the location of the first touch input and the location of the second touch input being within the merge area.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for performing a task at a handheld device. The method includes detecting a first gesture at a handheld device, monitoring for a second gesture in response to detecting the first gesture, detecting the second gesture at the handheld device, determining whether the second gesture corresponds to a task and performing the task when it is determined that the second gesture corresponds to the task.

Abstract: A method for switching control of object is provided including displaying an object on a screen, controlling movement of the object in response to a first touch input, detecting a request for switching control of the object from the first touch input to a second touch input, determining whether a location of the first touch input and a location of the second touch input are within a merge area and switching control of the object from the first touch input to the second touch input in response to the location of the first touch input and the location of the second touch input being within the merge area.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for performing a task at a handheld device. The method includes detecting a first gesture at a handheld device, monitoring for a second gesture in response to detecting the first gesture, detecting the second gesture at the handheld device, determining whether the second gesture corresponds to a task and performing the task when it is determined that the second gesture corresponds to the task.

Abstract: Method and device for removing wires or tapes from pressed bales of raw material, in which the wires or tapes are arranged to form at least one point of intersection on at least two opposite bale sides. The method includes bringing the bales into an unwiring position, automatically determining a position of the at least one point of intersection, positioning a coiling device over the at least one point of intersection, severing the wires or tapes, and removing the wires or tapes from the bale by coiling the wire or tapes. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

Abstract: Method and device for removing wires or tapes from pressed bales of raw material, in which the wires or tapes are arranged to form at least one point of intersection on at least two opposite bale sides. The method includes bringing the bales into an unwiring position, automatically determining a position of the at least one point of intersection, positioning a coiling device over the at least one point of intersection, severing the wires or tapes, and removing the wires or tapes from the bale by coiling the wire or tapes. The instant abstract is neither intended to define the invention disclosed in this specification nor intended to limit the scope of the invention in any way.

Abstract: Process and apparatus for dispersing fibrous paper stock that includes delivering an aqueous fibrous paper stock, pressing some water out of the aqueous fibrous paper stock to form a highly consistent coarse fibrous paper stock, and introducing the highly consistent coarse fibrous stock into an effective area of a mallet roll having circulating mallets which cooperate with fixed peripheral impact sections. In this manner, the highly consistent coarse fibrous stock is loosened and distributed. The process also includes transporting the highly consistent fibrous paper stock into a dispersing machine, and dispersing the highly consistent fibrous paper stock in a dispersing machine.

Abstract: Process and apparatus for separating compressed material containing paper fibers where the apparatus includes at least three hammer rollers arranged essentially in a same plane and each hammer roller includes rotatable hammers. The process includes rotating the rotatable hammers, transporting the material over the at least three hammer rollers in a transport direction essentially parallel to the plane and transverse to the axes of the rollers, breaking up the material into fine material and non-fine material, and separating the fine material from the non-fine material by allowing the fine material to pass through gaps formed between the hammer rollers. The apparatus includes a machine frame and a plurality of rotors arranged next to one another in the machine frame. Axes of the driven rotors are arranged to lie in at least one plane, and the rotors are positioned to form free gaps between the driven rotors.

Abstract: A process is disclosed that is utilized in particular in the preparation of fibrous material of used paper. Hot fibrous pulp friable materials, which are especially suitable for dispersing, are first formed in a compact, high-consistency fibrous material in the form of a plug. In a preferred embodiment, the plug of materials is pushed against a rotor that is equipped with pulverization elements. The pulverization elements remove the fibrous pulp friable materials and distribute them in a disintegrated condition in a processing chamber. In the processing chamber, super-heated vapor is supplied via vapor supply lines, which calefies the fibrous pulp friable materials, for example, by condensation.

Abstract: A scissors mechanism for cutting the weft thread in a shuttleless loom performs an excess stroke to bring the scissors mechanism, which is combined with a clamping mechanism, as close to the weft thread insertion gripper as possible in order to reduce weft thread waste. For this purpose, the fixed scissors blade is tiltable between a working position and a rest position in a plane extending substantially perpendicularly to the weft thread insertion direction. The movable scissors blade cooperates with a clamping arm for clamping the weft thread just prior to its cutting. For this purpose the movable scissors blade carries a clamping jaw next to its cutting edge and the clamping jaw cooperates with a clamping plate attached to a clamping arm coaxially mounted with the movable scissors blade.

Abstract: A profiled weaving reed, especially for shuttleless looms with pneumatic weft thread insertion, has profiled reed teeth which are so deformed along the path of weft thread insertion that a first deformation forms an edge slanted in the direction of weft thread insertion while a further deformation on the opposite side of the respective reed tooth is slanted in the opposite direction. The first deformations may, for example, have a bent edge. The first and further deformations of all individual reed teeth form, over the width of the reed a type of groove or throat in which the weft thread is guided. The deformations prevent or greatly reduce an air loss through the reed and improve the air flow transporting the weft thread.

Abstract: This invention relates to an improvement in a pile warp thread-unwinding device for a terry cloth weaving machine with a drive for a pile warp beam controlled by an oscillatable reversing member for the pile warp threads, the improvement comprising two rotatable reversing means mounted in a stationary manner following the pile warp beam in the drawing-off direction of the threads, an oscillatable feeler means positioned therebetween whereby the warp threads are deflected from a straight path thereof, and means on said feeler means for influencing control switches for the pile warp beam drive.

Abstract: This invention relates to a yarn tensioner for weaving machines in which a filling is intermittently removed from a supply spool by means of a filling insertion mechanism, comprising annular brush means loosely surrounding a rotatable drum means with a smooth surface, means whereby said brush means is mounted on said drum means so as to be freely displaceable within an axially limited range, a first, fixed yarn guiding eyelet means mounted between the supply spool and the drum means, said first eyelet means being adapted to feed a yarn along an approximately axial direction to said drum means, and a second and also fixed yarn guiding eyelet means mounted at the other end of said drum means and adapted to forward said yarn in an approximately axial direction, said yarn when being between said two yarn guiding eyelet means passing on the surface of said drum means and underneath said brush means.

Abstract: This invention relates to an improvement in the process for beating up and cutting off fillings inserted into the shed in shuttless weaving equipment provided with weft mixers, in particular in weaving machinery with filling insertion by means of grippers advancing into and retracting from the shed, the inserted filling being cut off on the insertion side outside the selvage, the improvement comprising that simultaneously with or following the beating up of the last inserted filling: (a) cutting off the previously inserted filling and seizing the free end, connected to a supply spool, by a holding system, (b) guiding the last inserted filling over the back of a scissor blade facing the shed to a catching hook mounted outside the scissors, (c) simultaneously with the back-motion of the shed, displacing the scissors transversely to the direction of the filling in an orthogonal plane and reopening them, the last inserted filling passing from the back of the scissor blade in front of the other scissor blade into

Abstract: To decrease the cost of such a connection, and increase power transmission as well as decrease stresses on the shaft, conical surfaces formed of respective inner and outer clamping rings are so arranged that one of the conical surfaces has an engagement friction relationship which provides for self-binding, whereas the other conical surface does not have self-binding engagement friction; the difference in engagement friction can be obtained by changing the cone angles, or the surface characteristics of the engaging surfaces.

Abstract: The stability of passively mode-locked lasers operated to provide short pulses is improved by utilizing saturable absorption which has a composite characteristic consisting of one component of relatively fast recovery time and another of relatively slow recovery time. Very short pulses are achieved with a Rhodamine 6G dye laser in combination with a saturable absorber which utilizes a mixture of DODCI and Malachite Green.

Abstract: To couple a hub having a connecting boss to a shaft, with improved centricity and torque transmission, the hub is formed with a ring groove in the end face leaving a protruding boss surrounding the shaft, in which ring groove a pair of concentric rings having matching continuous conical surfaces are inserted, the depth of the ring groove, and the rings themselves being so relatively dimensioned that, in loosely assembled condition, the inner surface of the outer ring is spaced from the axially facing surface of the ring groove by a pretermined distance which is taken up during tightening, the inner face of the ring groove then forming a stop or abutment surface upon such axial tightening of the outer ring over the inner ring to completely fill the ring groove and provide for radial support of the hub in the region of the ring groove as well as for transfer of power from the shaft to the hub by engagement of the boss of the hub with the shaft, and of the rings with each other and with the hub, respectively.

Abstract: To simplify manufacture of double conical hub-to-shaft connections and to improve centricity, a double conical centering ring is located intermediate the connection, formed with a cylindrical groove, so dimensioned that it will entirely receive a radially resilient ring, which ring can snap into a matching ring groove formed on a double conical surface, to entirely fill the groove and accept compressive forces without deformation of the conical surfaces adjacent the groove.