Abstract: An example operation may include one or more of storing an index that comprises identifiers of role-based access privileges for a plurality of users with respect to a database, receiving a database query associated with a user from a software program, identifying data records within the database that the user has permission to access based on database accessibility rights of the user stored within the index, prior to execution of the database query, loading the identified data records into the memory and filtering out other data records from the database which the user does not have permission to access, and executing the database query on the identified data records loaded from the database and returning query results from the execution to the software program.

Abstract: Determining a time-state metric includes receiving a stream of raw data values of an attribute. Each received raw data value of the attribute is associated with a timestamp. It further includes converting the received stream of raw data values into a timeline representation of the attribute over time. The timeline representation comprises a sequence of spans. A span comprises a span start time, a span end time, and a span value. The span value comprises an encoding of one or more values of the attribute over a time interval determined by the span start time and the span end time. It further includes determining a time-state metric according to a timeline request configuration. The timeline request configuration comprises one or more timeline operations. The time-state metric is computed at least in part by performing a timeline operation on the timeline representation of the attribute.

Abstract: A shipping wedge (10) for a staple cartridge includes a body (12), an elongate fin (22), at least one tooth (32), and a knife stop (20). The elongate fin (22) is supported on a bottom surface (16) of the body (12). The tooth (32) extends from the bottom surface (16) on the proximal portion of the body (12) and is positioned to be received within a recess formed in the staple cartridge (102). The knife stop (20) extends from a top surface (14) of the proximal end of the body and is positioned to obstruct movement of a knife bar (122) of the staple cartridge (102) when the shipping wedge (10) is attached to the staple cartridge (102). A sled stop member (26) extends from the bottom surface (16) on the proximal portion of the body (12) of the shipping wedge (10) and is positioned to obstruct movement of an actuation sled of the staple cartridge (102).

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a lighting device for automatically switching between a visible light source and an infrared light source. The lighting device may include a light source, an infrared filter, and a driving module for driving the infrared filter.

Abstract: A device for processing images are provided. The device a support bar, a mounting housing mounted with a camera lens, and a connector configured to connect the support bar to the mounting housing. The mounting housing is integrally rotatable with the connector with respect to the support bar. The mounting housing may further be mounted with an ultrasonic probe and a lightening device. The ultrasonic probe is configured to monitor a predefined change, such as a change in an occupation state of a parking space, and the camera lens and the lightening device is controlled at least by the monitored change. When the ultrasonic probe monitors that a car is leaving or entering a parking space, the camera lens and the lightening may be switched on.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a device. The device includes a first camera which is rotatable around a first axis and a second camera which is rotatable around a second axis. The first axis is in a direction of the second axis.

Abstract: A shipping cover for a staple cartridge includes a body having an upper surface and a lower surface that is in close opposition to the staple cartridge when the shipping cover is secured to the staple cartridge. The shipping cover includes a latch that is received within a body of the staple cartridge to secure the shipping cover to the cartridge body. The latch is manually movable by a clinician to facilitate removal of the shipping cover from the staple cartridge.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, system, and computer program product for identifying requirements in a document. A document including requirements is received. Attribute related information in the document is identified using an attribute model. Component information in the document is identified using a component model. The attribute related information and the component information identified in the document are merged. Requirements in the document are identified from the merged attribute related information and component information. The requirements identified in the document are used to develop a product.

Abstract: A well log is scanned for one or more dimensions that describe one or more features of a well. Each dimension includes a plurality of values in a numerical format that represents each dimension. A missing value is detected in a first plurality of values of a first dimension of the well log. The first dimension of the well log is transformed, in response to the missing value, into a first image that visually depicts the first dimension including the first plurality of values and the missing value. Based on the first image and based on an image analysis algorithm a second image is created that visually depicts the first plurality of values and includes a found depiction visually depicting a found value in place of the missing value. The found depiction is converted, based on the second image, into a first value in the numerical format.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a connecting bracket and a camera system. The camera system may include a first lens unit, a second lens unit, a first image sensor unit corresponding to the first lens unit, a second image sensor unit corresponding to the second lens unit, and a connecting bracket configured to connect the first lens unit and the first image sensor unit to form a first camera component, and connect the second lens unit and the second image sensor unit to form a second camera component. A predetermined angle may be formed between a first optical axis of the first camera component and a second optical axis of the second camera component.

Abstract: Methods, computer program products, and/or systems are provided that perform the following operations: obtaining video data; dividing the video data into a plurality of video fragments based, at least in part, on page detection; extracting one or more elements from each of the plurality of video fragments; determining element type data for each of one or more extracted elements; generating element style data for the one or more extracted elements; determining page flow for the plurality of video fragments; and generating one or more pages based, at least in part, on the one or more elements extracted from the plurality of video fragments, the element type data, the element style data, and the page flow.

Abstract: Disclosed is a portable dowel making tool. The tool includes a base, a dowel positioning portion is arranged on the base, the dowel positioning portion is provided with a dowel passing hole for a dowel to pass through, and the base or/and the dowel positioning portion is/are provided with a cutting mechanism which matches the dowel passing hole so as to cut, when a material rotates, the material into a cylinder capable of passing through the dowel passing hole. According to the present disclosure, by arranging the dowel positioning portion on the base and by arranging the cutting mechanism at the dowel positioning portion, a log can be conveniently cut to obtain the regular dowel without tools such as a lathe such that the dowel can be machined more conveniently. The tool can match various rotatable components to machine the dowel, such that machining is more convenient.

Abstract: The present disclosure provides a method for adjusting a position of a photosensitive chip of an image acquisition device. The method may include determining a first symmetrical axis and a second symmetrical axis of the photosensitive chip. The first symmetrical axis may divide the photosensitive chip into a first portion and a second portion, and the second symmetrical axis may divide the photosensitive chip into a third portion and a fourth portion. The method may further include adjusting the position of the photosensitive chip from an initial position to an adjusted position. When the photosensitive chip is at the adjusted position, a first image resolution corresponding to the first portion may be substantially equal to a second image resolution corresponding to the second portion, and a third image resolution corresponding to the third portion may be substantially equal to a fourth image resolution corresponding to the fourth portion.

Abstract: A surgical stapling instrument includes an anvil body defining a longitudinal axis, a cartridge body coupled to the anvil body, a staple cartridge releasably mounted relative to the cartridge body, a firing member mounted to the cartridge body and configured for longitudinal movement through the staple cartridge, and a lockout member supported by the cartridge body. The lockout member defines a single longitudinal slot for at least partial reception of the firing member. The lockout member is configured for movement from a locked position preventing longitudinal movement of the firing member to a release position permitting longitudinal movement of the firing member upon mounting of the staple cartridge to the cartridge body.

Abstract: An approach for service management in a distributed system may be provided. The approach may include obtaining a first service record for a first service that is deployed in a first cluster in a distributed system, the first service record may be represented in a global registry format defined in the distributed system. Additionally, the approach may include calling a first service entrance for the first service based on the first service record, the first service entrance may enable a second service, deployed in a second cluster in the distributed system, to call the first service. Further, the approach may include providing the first service entrance to the second cluster.

Abstract: A shipping wedge (10) for a staple cartridge includes a body (12), an elongate fin (22), at least one tooth (32), and a knife stop (20). The elongate fin (22) is supported on a bottom surface (16) of the body (12). The tooth (32) extends from the bottom surface (16) on the proximal portion of the body (12) and is positioned to be received within a recess formed in the staple cartridge (102). The knife stop (20) extends from a top surface (14) of the proximal end of the body and is positioned to obstruct movement of a knife bar (122) of the staple cartridge (102) when the shipping wedge (10) is attached to the staple cartridge (102). A sled stop member (26) extends from the bottom surface (16) on the proximal portion of the body (12) of the shipping wedge (10) and is positioned to obstruct movement of an actuation sled of the staple cartridge (102).

Abstract: A well log is scanned for one or more dimensions that describe one or more features of a well. Each dimension includes a plurality of values in a numerical format that represents each dimension. A missing value is detected in a first plurality of values of a first dimension of the well log. The first dimension of the well log is transformed, in response to the missing value, into a first image that visually depicts the first dimension including the first plurality of values and the missing value. Based on the first image and based on an image analysis algorithm a second image is created that visually depicts the first plurality of values and includes a found depiction visually depicting a found value in place of the missing value. The found depiction is converted, based on the second image, into a first value in the numerical format.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, system, and computer program product for identifying requirements in a document. A document including requirements is received. Attribute related information in the document is identified using an attribute model. Component information in the document is identified using a component model. The attribute related information and the component information identified in the document are merged. Requirements in the document are identified from the merged attribute related information and component information. The requirements identified in the document are used to develop a product.