Abstract: A utility vehicle includes a roof; a hollow pillar extending in a top-bottom direction and supporting the roof; a lower electric component located below the pillar; an upper electric component located above the pillar; and a harness electrically connecting the lower electric component and the upper electric component to each other and at least partially located in a hollow space inside the pillar.

Abstract: A utility vehicle includes a windshield. The windshield includes an upper panel, a lower panel, and a hinge coupling the upper panel and the lower panel to each other such that the upper panel and the lower panel are allowed to be folded or unfolded. In a state where the upper panel and the lower panel are unfolded, the hinge is positioned either parallel to a horizontal plane or tilted relative to the horizontal plane such that a front side of the hinge is tilted toward the lower panel.

Abstract: A utility vehicle 100 includes a front roof 50 and a rear roof 60 located rearward of the front roof 50, a rear end portion 51 of the front roof 50 overlaps a front end portion 61 of the rear roof 60 in a top-bottom direction, and the rear end portion 51 is located below the front end portion 61.

Abstract: A system may include persistent storage containing training data related to well production, wherein entries in the training data respectively include time-independent input feature values and time-dependent input feature values both mapped to ground-truth production values of corresponding wells at particular points in time, wherein the time-dependent input feature values include ground-truth production values of the corresponding wells at respectively earlier points in time.

Abstract: An embodiment detects where frames within a video have been added, deleted, or changed. The embodiment tracks the modifications through subsequent versions of the source video, and retains various metadata (corresponding to the individual edits) that describes the context and specifics of the edits. In an embodiment only changes to the original video need be tracked by preserving only those clips that have been added, removed, or changed. This ability enables a video editor to maintain the various changes made to a video and see the history of changes while alleviating much of the file storage associated with large, high-quality videos. Other embodiments are described herein.

Abstract: An embodiment includes receiving a first request for first video content and a first video player from a client; in response (a) (i) obtaining first source code for the first video player, (a)(ii) obtaining a first configuration file for the first video player, (a)(iii) obtaining a first player module corresponding to the first video player, and (a)(iv) communicating same to the client. The first video player comprises code to play video via a graphical user interface. The first player module comprises code that, in response to the first player module subscribing to a first event bus of a pub/sub system, performs a first routine in response to: (b)(i) a first publication to the first event bus from an additional player module that corresponds to the first video player, and (b) (ii) execution of a first callback function corresponding to the first publication.

Abstract: An embodiment includes receiving a first request for first video content and a first video player from a client; in response (a) (i) obtaining first source code for the first video player, (a)(ii) obtaining a first configuration file for the first video player, (a)(iii) obtaining a first player module corresponding to the first video player, and (a)(iv) communicating same to the client. The first video player comprises code to play video via a graphical user interface. The first player module comprises code that, in response to the first player module subscribing to a first event bus of a pub/sub system, performs a first routine in response to: (b)(i) a first publication to the first event bus from an additional player module that corresponds to the first video player, and (b) (ii) execution of a first callback function corresponding to the first publication.

Abstract: An embodiment detects where frames within a video have been added, deleted, or changed. The embodiment tracks the modifications through subsequent versions of the source video, and retains various metadata (corresponding to the individual edits) that describes the context and specifics of the edits. In an embodiment only changes to the original video need be tracked by preserving only those clips that have been added, removed, or changed. This ability enables a video editor to maintain the various changes made to a video and see the history of changes while alleviating much of the file storage associated with large, high-quality videos. Other embodiments are described herein.

Abstract: A constant velocity joint is provided that includes an outer race having a bore with an inner surface, a cage arranged within the bore of the outer race, an inner race having an outer surface, a plurality of balls arranged within the cage, and a shaft connected to the inner race. The cage, outer race, inner race, and balls interrelate to center and support the cage. The cage remains in a non-supporting state with the outer race and the inner race through a no angle and a high angle position of the shaft.

Abstract: A constant velocity joint wherein one or more of the outer ball tracks, the inner ball tracks, or the balls have textured surfaces such as dimples or raised ridges to increase lubrication of the joint and enhance performance characteristics.

Abstract: An improved constant velocity joint wherein one or more of the outer ball tracks, the inner ball tracks, or the balls have textured surfaces such as dimples or raised ridges to increase lubrication of the joint and provide improved performance characteristics.

Abstract: A constant velocity joint vent for use in a constant velocity joint. The vent includes a permeable membrane located within a chamber of the vent. The vent further includes a neck having a plurality of orifices thereabout, wherein the orifices allow gases to travel between an interior and exterior of the vent. The orifices also provide a secondary function of stopping any lubricant from entering and contaminating the permeable membrane of the vent system.

Abstract: A constant velocity joint vent for use in a constant velocity joint. The vent includes a permeable membrane located within a chamber of the vent. The vent further includes a neck having a plurality of orifices thereabout, wherein the orifices allow gases to travel between an interior and exterior of the vent. The orifices also provide a secondary function of stopping any lubricant from entering and contaminating the permeable membrane of the vent system.