Abstract: A method for producing a neutrons includes triggering a raising or a lowering of a temperature of a pyroelectric crystal of less than about 40° C. to produce a voltage of negative polarity of at least ?100 keV on a surface of a deuterated or tritiated target coupled thereto. A deuterium ion source is pulsed to produce a deuterium ion beam. The accelerating of the deuterium ion beam is achieved by accelerating voltage of the pyroelectric crystal toward the deuterated or tritiated target to produce neutrons. Furthermore, the pyroelectric crystal, the deuterated or tritiated target, and the deuterium ion source are coupled to a common support. The method also includes throwing the common support housing the pyroelectric crystal, the deuterated or tritiated target, and the deuterium ion source near an unknown threat for identification thereof.

Abstract: Methods and systems for performing robotically-assisted surgery in conjunction with intra-operative imaging. A method includes moving a robotic arm with respect to a patient and an imaging device to move an end effector of the robotic arm to a pre-determined position and orientation with respect to the patient based on imaging data of the patient obtained by the imaging device. The robotic arm maintains the end effector in the pre-determined position and orientation with respect to the patient and does not collide with the imaging device or with the patient when the imaging device moves with respect to the patient.

Abstract: A probe is provided for dual imaging of a tissue site that includes a light source configured to generate light that is transmitted along a light path to generate optoacoustic return signals and ultrasound return signals when the light reacts with the tissue site, and a transducer assembly including a first transducer on the distal end, and a second transducer on the distal end. The first transducer is configured to receive the optoacoustic return signals and having an acoustic lens provided over the first transducer, and the second transducer is configured to receive the ultrasound return signals.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration application provides status update information for a migration of the client device from the first management service to a second management service that is performed by the migration application. Migration actions include an un-enrollment request transmitted to the first management service and an enrollment request transmitted to the second management service. The migration application updates the status update information as the migration progresses.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration service identifies migration data to migrate a client device from a first management service to a second management service. The migration service transmits a management data request to the first management service, and temporarily stores management data retrieved based on the request. The management data indicates an organizational group. The migration service creates the organizational group with the second management service to facilitate migration of the client device to the second management service.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration application provides status update information for a migration of the client device from the first management service to a second management service that is performed by the migration application. Migration actions include an un-enrollment request transmitted to the first management service and an enrollment request transmitted to the second management service. The migration application updates the status update information as the migration progresses.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a migration service identifies migration data to migrate a client device from a first management service to a second management service. The migration service transmits a management data request to the first management service, and temporarily stores management data retrieved based on the request. The management data indicates an organizational group. The migration service creates the organizational group with the second management service to facilitate migration of the client device to the second management service.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management service is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: An implant inserter is adapted to secure and facilitate insertion of a surgical implant. The implant has an inserter attachment interface having a narrow external opening at a surface thereof and a broader internal opening. The implant inserter includes a handle and an inserter shaft. The implant inserter also includes a pair of flexible tabs extending from a distal end of the inserter shaft with laterally extending protrusions adapted to extend into the broader internal opening and an expansion shaft adapted to selectively extend between the flexible tabs whereby the expansion shaft prevents flexion of the flexible tabs such that the laterally extending protrusions secure the surgical implant, and whereby when the expansion shaft does not extend between the flexible tabs, the flexible tabs can be flexed inwardly to cause the laterally extending protrusions to have a narrower profile that is able to be passed through the narrow external opening.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: Disclosed are various examples for client device migration. In one example, a client device is enrolled with a first management service. A user interface is generated that identifies a user request to enroll the client device with a second management service. An un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated. The un-enrollment from the first management service is initiated using identifier of the client device. An enrollment with the second management service is initiated. The enrollment with the second management service is initiated using a the identifier of the client device.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed herein for time-based editing of an electronic presentation. An electronic presentation editing interface for editing an electronic presentation is provided. The interface includes a digital canvas including multiple canvas objects in multiple canvas layers and a digital timeline including multiple timeline objects. Each canvas object is linked to a timeline object, and a location of a timeline object on the digital timeline is indicative of a time and a canvas layer that each linked canvas object is displayed on the digital canvas.

Abstract: In response to a user request, a server identifies and facilitates communication with a third-party collaborator who may not be known to the user. Potential collaborators are identified by familiarity with a subject matter of a document or user request. The potential third-party collaborator is allowed to see the context of the user request, and the user may ask a third-party collaborator a follow-up question.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed herein for time-based editing of an electronic presentation. An electronic presentation editing interface for editing an electronic presentation is provided. The interface includes a digital canvas including multiple canvas objects in multiple canvas layers and a digital timeline including multiple timeline objects. Each canvas object is linked to a timeline object, and a location of a timeline object on the digital timeline is indicative of a time and a canvas layer that each linked canvas object is displayed on the digital canvas.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed herein for integrating collaboratively proposed changes and publishing an electronic document among multiple users, each user having a different level of access and rights to the document. A first suggested edit to the electronic document is received from a reviewer, and a markup version of the electronic document is updated to reflect the first suggested edit. An acceptance or a rejection of the first suggested edit is received from an editor. In response to receiving an acceptance of the first suggested edit, the first suggested edit is converted to an accepted edit, yielding a second updated markup version. The clean version of the electronic document is updated with the accepted edit, and the updated clean version is published.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for equipping a locomotive with a modular radio communication system capable of being expanded to incorporate future improvements in radio and data communication electronics. The modular radio communication system provides for the installation of a standardized mounting plate and housing onto the rooftop of the locomotive to reduce the need to make extensive mechanical and electrical modifications to the locomotive when the radio communications system is updated. Sunscreens and vent openings in the standard mounting plate and housing work to reduce the temperature of the internal components of the modular radio communications system.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for equipping a locomotive with a modular radio communication system capable of being expanded to incorporate future improvements in radio and data communication electronics. The modular radio communication system provides for the installation of a standardized mounting plate and housing onto the rooftop of the locomotive to reduce the need to make extensive mechanical and electrical modifications to the locomotive when the radio communications system is updated. Sunscreens and vent openings in the standard mounting plate and housing work to reduce the temperature of the internal components of the modular radio communications system.

Abstract: A computer system for managing applied knowledge and workflows in multiple dimensions and contexts which includes: an assessor program for screening subjects and collecting, assessing and creating objects to represent the subjects using flexible domain and subdomain descriptors; a system manager for identifying sentinel data; and at least one activity manager for creating and managing activity plans and completions for various types of task performers. In a preferred embodiment, the assessor program is able to interactively collect data about a subject and classify the information into a number of domain descriptors. Each object domain descriptor, in turn may have several subdomain descriptors. The system manager uses applied knowledge databases to identify which domain and subdomain descriptors for an object are significant for the overall assessment and system purposes and identifies these as sentinel data.

Abstract: A fluid recovery system holder having features of the present invention includes a housing for carrying the chest drain and a mounting assembly coupled to the housing for removably and replaceably mounting the housing on the support. The housing has an opening sized and shaped to receive the fluid recovery system. The housing can include a base member, a top member opposed to the base member, and a connecting assembly for connecting the base member and the top member. The top member has an opening sized and shaped to receive the fluid recovery system. The housing has a front face and an opposed back face. The connecting member is configured to allow visual inspection of the chest drain through the front face of the housing when the chest drain is positioned in the holder.