Abstract: An array antenna is formed from delay lines, and includes radiating elements which are individually connected to line patterns of the delay lines. Such an array antenna structure can be implemented by printed circuit technology and can be used to establish radio links for data communication between a mobile carrier, such as an aircraft, and a geostationary satellite.

Abstract: A method includes accessing files that are Call Trace logs and that are from a plurality of vendors and that operate in a mobile network; downloading the files that are within an appropriate date range, that are complete, and that have not been already downloaded; based on a corresponding vendor for a file of the files, converting the file to a streaming output; and sending the streaming output to a Trace Receiver service in a Radio Access Network (RAN) Parser that is configured to process streaming Call Trace messages.

Abstract: A method includes accessing messages stored in a publishing system, wherein the messages are derived from Call Trace messages and are stored in a vendor and technology agnostic manner; starting a cell fragment based on a starting type message for a call; linking associated messages for the call to the cell fragment; ending the cell fragment based on an ending type message for the call; and utilizing the cell fragment for creating a Call Data Record (CDR) of the call.

Abstract: A method includes receiving data from one or more of (i) a data stream from one or more sources and (ii) a file, wherein the one or more sources are from systems associated with a mobile network; analyzing and summarizing relevant information from the data stream, wherein the relevant information includes data associated with user identities; transforming the relevant information included into a common output format, wherein the common output format is a same format for one or more vendor's equipment and one or more wireless technologies; and storing the relevant information in in-memory storage.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a data stream from a mobile network having one or more vendor's equipment and one or more wireless technologies; decoding a message from the data stream based on what port the message was received on, wherein the port is used to automatically detect how the decoding performs based on one or more of vendor's equipment and wireless technology; converting the message to a common output format based on the decoding, wherein the common output format is a same format for the one or more vendor's equipment and the one or more wireless technologies; and providing the message in the common output format for subsequent processing.

Abstract: A device for controlling radiofrequency beams of a given polarization, the device includes a set of at least one cell, comprising a support frame and at least one interconnection internal to the frame. The frame is inscribed within a prism, having a given axis Z? and faces connected to one another by edges oriented along the axis Z?. The frame comprises corner elements, each having a rim coincident with an edge and being arranged such that the frame has, on each face, a slot (440-n) extending along the axis Z?. The interconnection comprises inductive rods, each comprising two ends of which a first end is connected to a rim, the second ends being connected to one another at a connection point positioned in the centre of the frame in a plane orthogonal to the axis Z?. Each cell is configured to carry out polarization-invariant transmission and/or reflection of beams.

Abstract: The vectors comprise a recombinant defective viral genome expressing at least one antigen suitable for the induction of systemic and secretory immune responses or an antibody conferring protection against an infectious agent. The defective viral genome comprises the genome of a parental virus having the viral replicase recognition signals located on ends 3? and 5?, further comprising internal deletions, and wherein said defective viral genome depends on a helper virus for its replication and encapsidation. These vectors are suitable for the forming of a recombinant system comprising the aforesaid expression vector, and a helper virus. The system is suitable for the manufacture of mono- and polyvalent vaccines against infectious agents of different animal species, especially pigs, dogs and cats, and as expression vehicles for antibodies protective against infectious agents.

Abstract: The present invention relates to nucleic acids comprising: (a) sequences of a replication competent transmissible gastroenteritis virus (TGEV), which sequences encode a TGEV replicase under the control of expression regulatory sequences so that expression of the replicase in a cell containing the nucleic acid will initiate replication of the nucleic acid and thus increase the number of nucleic acids in the cell; and (b) sequences encoding one or more proteins of a different virus wherein the one or more proteins are capable of associating into a virus-like particle (VLP) that does not contain any infectious nucleic acid. The present invention further relates to vectors, virus particles and host cells comprising these nucleic acids as well as their use for the preparation of vaccines, specifically for the preparation of vaccines.

Abstract: The invention relates to novel, sustained-release IGF-I therapeutic compositions, a preparation and production method thereof and the use of same in the production of medicaments for the treatment and prevention of neurodegenerative diseases such as, among others, Alzheimer's disease or cerebellar ataxia. The inventive compositions take the form of microspheres having a size of less than 5 micrometres, among other characteristics, and subcutaneous implantation capsules.