Abstract: Application programming interfaces (APIs) may have different API schemas that may have different organizations of schema properties and entities or use different names for schema properties and entities. Where two or more APIs with different schemas are being used, it may be desired to map schema properties and/or entities between them. Semantic representations of API schema properties and entities may be used to assist with the mapping of schema properties and entities. The semantic representations may be used to suggest possible mappings to a user or to automatically determine a mapping without the involvement of a user.

Abstract: A first application programming interface (API) with a first schema may be adapted to work with a second API with a second schema using mappings of schema properties and a directed graph. An API call specification of the first API may receive first API schema properties as input and provide first API schema properties as outputs. The first API schema properties may be mapped to corresponding second API schema properties, such as using semantic representations of the schema properties. An implementation of an API call for the first API may be created by using the schema mappings and selecting a path from a directed graph corresponding to the second API, where the path includes a node corresponding to an API call of the second API. Computer code may be generated using nodes of the path, and the computer code may be stored for later use.

Abstract: A road paver includes a screed assembly for laying a mat of paving material, and a tank for storing a coolant. The road paver further comprises a nebulizer device configured to receive the coolant from the tank and to nebulize the coolant into a coolant fog in an environment of the road paver. By cooling the environment of the road paver, the amount of harmful fumes emitted by hot paving material can be substantially reduced.

Abstract: A road paver (10) is disclosed. The road paver (10) comprises a screed assembly (18) for laying a mat of paving material, and a tank (52) for storing a coolant. The road paver (10) further comprises a nebulizer device (58) configured to receive the coolant from the tank (52) and to nebulize the coolant into a coolant fog in an environment of the road paver (10). By cooling the environment of the road paver (10), the amount of harmful fumes emitted by hot paving material can be substantially reduced.

Abstract: A road paver comprises a screed assembly for laying a mat of paving material, and a tank for storing a coolant. The road paver further comprises a nebulizer device configured to receive the coolant from the tank and to nebulize the coolant into a coolant fog in an environment of the road paver. By cooling the environment of the road paver, the amount of harmful fumes emitted by hot paving material can be substantially reduced.

Abstract: A road paver is disclosed. The road paver comprises a screed assembly for laying a mat of paving material, and a tank for storing a coolant. The road paver further comprises a nebulizer device configured to receive the coolant from the tank and to nebulize the coolant into a coolant fog in an environment of the road paver. By cooling the environment of the road paver, the amount of harmful fumes emitted by hot paving material can be substantially reduced.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the use of optically active polymers of N-acryloyl-phenylalanine neomenthylamide as such, in crosslinked form and/or in carrier-bonded form as stationary phases for the chromatographic separation of enantiomers of lactones.

Abstract: The invention relates to chiral polymers which are bonded to a support and have improved properties, a process for the preparation of these materials and their use as chiral stationary phases in the chromatograhic separation of optical isomers, in particular of racemates into their enantiomers.