Abstract: An ultrahigh-pressure acid-fracturing isodiametric hose assembly, comprising a hose body and a metal joint. The metal joint comprises an inner tube, a first outer tube the inner tube, and a second outer tube. The first outer tube and the second outer tube each is an independent pressing part. An external groove is provided at an outer wall of the inner tube. An end of the first outer tube comprises an internal ridge which matches the external groove for snapping. The terminal of the inner tube comprises a connecting portion. An outer wall of the inner tube comprises a first protrusion, and an inner wall of the first outer tube comprises a second protrusion engaging with the first protrusion. The hose body is clamped between the first protrusion and the second protrusion that are engaged. An inner wall of the second outer tube comprises multiple micro-protrusions.

Abstract: Three-dimensional master equation modeling for disordered semiconductor devices is provided. Charge transport is modeled as incoherent hopping between localized molecular states, and recombination is modeled as a nearest-neighbor process where an electron at a first location and a hole at a second location can recombine at either the first location or the second location. Here the first and second locations are any pair of nearest neighbor locations. We have found that this nearest neighbor recombination model performs substantially better than the conventional local recombination model where an electron and a hole must be at the same location to recombine. The recombination rate is modeled as a product of a prefactor ?, hopping rates and state occupancies. Importantly, we have found that sufficient simulation accuracy can be obtained by taking ? to be given by an empirically derived analytic expression.

Abstract: Three-dimensional master equation modeling for disordered semiconductor devices is provided. Charge transport is modeled as incoherent hopping between localized molecular states, and recombination is modeled as a nearest-neighbor process where an electron at a first location and a hole at a second location can recombine at either the first location or the second location. Here the first and second locations are any pair of nearest neighbor locations. We have found that this nearest neighbor recombination model performs substantially better than the conventional local recombination model where an electron and a hole must be at the same location to recombine. The recombination rate is modeled as a product of a prefactor ?, hopping rates and state occupancies. Importantly, we have found that sufficient simulation accuracy can be obtained by taking ? to be given by an empirically derived analytic expression.

Abstract: A method of start/stop engine control based on vehicle location and driving situation includes identifying the location and driving situation of a host vehicle, and classifying the location and the driving situation of the host vehicle based on the identified location and driving situation. The engine start/stop control is based on at least one of the location classification and driving situation classification.

Abstract: A method of start/stop engine control based on vehicle location and driving situation includes identifying the location and driving situation of a host vehicle, and classifying the location and the driving situation of the host vehicle based on the identified location and driving situation. The engine start/stop control is based on at least one of the location classification and driving situation classification.

Abstract: A method for collaboratively constructing a column envelope profile of two flanks of a star wheel tooth includes steps of: determining a tooth width B of a star wheel according to a diameter of the star wheel and a dimension of a root circle; thereafter, geometrically representing positions and shapes of the two flanks by two base columns having parallel axes and the same diameter; wherein: the axes of the base columns are parallel with a center line of the star wheel tooth; on a section of a tooth top of the star wheel tooth, a local projection of a first base column close to a front flank is projected on a lowermost part of a projection of the front flank; and a local projection of a second base column close to a back flank is projected on an uppermost part of a projection of the back flank.

Abstract: A method for collaboratively constructing a column envelope profile of two flanks of a star wheel tooth includes steps of: determining a tooth width B of a star wheel according to a diameter of the star wheel and a dimension of a root circle; thereafter, geometrically representing positions and shapes of the two flanks of each star wheel tooth of the star wheel by two base columns having parallel axes and the same diameter; wherein: the axes of the base columns are parallel with a center line of the star wheel tooth; on a section of a tooth top of the star wheel tooth, a local projection of a first base column close to a front flank of the star wheel tooth is projected on a lowermost part of a projection of the front flank of the star wheel tooth; and a local projection of a second base column close to a back flank of the star wheel tooth is projected on an uppermost part of a projection of the back flank of the star wheel tooth.

Abstract: Embodiments of a computer implemented method of generating a variable structure regression model. The method includes receiving data input including historical data, an output variable, a plurality of input variables; establishing a set of linguistic rules for the plurality of input variables; establishing variable structure regression equations using the set of linguistic rules, the output variable, the input variables, and the historical data; optimizing membership functions and regression coefficients of the variable structure regression equations; and generating a variable structure regression model from the optimized membership functions, the regression coefficients, and the variable structure regression equations. The exact mathematical structure of these linguistic terms and the number of terms are established simultaneously, thereby freeing the end user from trial and error time-consuming studies.