Abstract: A conductive grease comprising a base oil, an organic lubricant additive for enhancing lubrication of the base oil, and a conductive additive for increasing electrical conductivity and thickening of the base oil. The conductive additive comprising ionic lubricant additives and/or inorganic lubricant additives. A testing method to quantitatively measure the effectiveness of conductive grease and a grounding solution utilizing the conductive grease.

Abstract: Systems and methods are described herein to manage and search data generated during operation of a vehicle such as camera data generated by cameras. In an example, a system can obtain data associated with an input representing a query, extract an embedding representing one or more semantic elements, and compare the embedding to one or more predetermined embeddings. The system can select at least one predetermined embedding based on a degree of similarity between the predetermined embedding and the embedding extracted from the query. In examples, the data associated with an image corresponding to the predetermined embedding that was selected can be provided or included in a training dataset.

Abstract: A system and method is described for use with a multidimensional database computing environment to provide support for parallel calculation of multidimensional slices. Users are able to specify a set of slices and a number of parallel threads to employ. The multidimensional database environment generates tasks that include calculations and/or aggregations, which are able to be executed by the system in parallel. Also described herein are mechanisms of utilizing variables within the calculations performed by respective threads, and combining thread variables after execution.

Abstract: A system and method is described for use with a multidimensional database computing environment to provide support for parallel calculation of multidimensional slices. Users are able to specify a set of slices and a number of parallel threads to employ. The multidimensional database environment generates tasks that include calculations and/or aggregations, which are able to be executed by the system in parallel. Also described herein are mechanisms of utilizing variables within the calculations performed by respective threads, and combining thread variables after execution.

Abstract: A system and method is described for use with a multidimensional database computing environment to provide support for parallel calculation of multidimensional slices. Users are able to specify a set of slices and a number of parallel threads to employ. The multidimensional database environment generates tasks that include calculations and/or aggregations, which are able to be executed by the system in parallel. Also described herein are mechanisms of utilizing variables within the calculations performed by respective threads, and combining thread variables after execution.

Abstract: A system and method is described for use with a multidimensional database computing environment to provide support for parallel calculation of multidimensional slices. Users are able to specify a set of slices and a number of parallel threads to employ. The multidimensional database environment generates tasks that include calculations and/or aggregations, which are able to be executed by the system in parallel. Also described herein are mechanisms of utilizing variables within the calculations performed by respective threads, and combining thread variables after execution.

Abstract: A system and method is described for use with a multidimensional database computing environment to provide support for parallel calculation of multidimensional slices. Users are able to specify a set of slices and a number of parallel threads to employ. The multidimensional database environment generates tasks that include calculations and/or aggregations, which are able to be executed by the system in parallel. Also described herein are mechanisms of utilizing variables within the calculations performed by respective threads, and combining thread variables after execution.

Abstract: The fragrant gel polymer system is a process where a complete fragrance formulation remains whole and is then blended with either a polymer or a cross-linking agent. The non-fragrance carrying polymer is then liquefied and made homogenous with a solvent, including esters. The solvents modify viscosity and ease the mixing of the non-fragrance carrying polymer with the fragrance carrying polymer. The method also provides surfactants and wetting agents for further integration and mixing of the fragrance oils with either the polymer or the cross-linking agent during the steps of the process. Mixing of the fragrance carrying polymer and the non-fragrance polymer results in a gel that sets in less time and with less syneresis than existing processes.

Abstract: A system and method is described for use with a multidimensional database computing environment to provide support for parallel calculation of multidimensional slices. Users are able to specify a set of slices and a number of parallel threads to employ. The multidimensional database environment generates tasks that include calculations and/or aggregations, which are able to be executed by the system in parallel. Also described herein are mechanisms of utilizing variables within the calculations performed by respective threads, and combining thread variables after execution.

Abstract: The fragrant gel polymer system is a process where a complete fragrance formulation remains whole and is then blended with either a polymer or a cross-linking agent. The non-fragrance carrying polymer is then liquefied and made homogenous with a solvent, including esters. The solvents modify viscosity and ease the mixing of the non-fragrance carrying polymer with the fragrance carrying polymer. The method also provides surfactants and wetting agents for further integration and mixing of the fragrance oils with either the polymer or the cross-linking agent during the steps of the process. Mixing of the fragrance carrying polymer and the non-fragrance polymer results in a gel that sets in less time and with less syneresis than existing processes.

Abstract: The fragrant gel polymer system is a process where a complete fragrance formulation remains whole and is then blended with either a polymer or a cross-linking agent. The non-fragrance carrying polymer is then liquefied and made homogenous with a solvent, including esters. The solvents modify viscosity and ease the mixing of the non-fragrance carrying polymer with the fragrance carrying polymer. The method also provides surfactants and wetting agents for further integration and mixing of the fragrance oils with either the polymer or the cross-linking agent during the steps of the process. Mixing of the fragrance carrying polymer and the non-fragrance polymer results in a gel that sets in less time and with less syneresis than existing processes.

Abstract: The fragrant gel polymer system is a process where a fragrance formulation is divided and blended with a polymer and a cross-linking agent. The polymer is then liquefied and made homogenous with a solvent, including esters. The solvent modifies viscosity and later eases the mixing of the polymer with the cross-linking agent. The cross linking agent is then liquefied and blended with water and aliphatic alcohol reducing steric hindrance. Mixing of the fragrance carrying polymer and the cross linking agent results in a gel that sets in less time and with less syneresis than existing processes. The resulting gel achieves a near transparent form and receives dyes while attaining various molded shapes.

Abstract: The fragrant gel polymer system is a process where a fragrance formulation is divided and blended with a polymer and a cross-linking agent. The polymer is then liquefied and made homogenous with a solvent, including esters. The solvent modifies viscosity and later eases the mixing of the polymer with the cross-linking agent. The cross linking agent is then liquefied and blended with water and aliphatic alcohol reducing steric hindrance. Mixing of the fragrance carrying polymer and the cross linking agent results in a gel that sets in less time and with less syneresis than existing processes. The resulting gel achieves a near transparent form and receives dyes while attaining various molded shapes.

Abstract: A telephone system comprising an analog telephone and a full-duplex speakerphone adapter is disclosed. The analog telephone comprises an ordinary analog telephone subscriber circuit for transmitting and receiving analog signals and a handset for users. The full-duplex speakerphone adapter is coupled between the analog telephone and a central office, uses a subscriber loop interface circuit through the first telephone line to couple to the ordinary analog telephone subscriber circuit of the analog telephone and uses a telephone hybrid interface circuit through the second telephone line to couple to a wall jack to communicate with the central office.

Abstract: The fragrant gel polymer system is a process where a complete fragrance formulation remains whole and is then blended with either a polymer or a cross-linking agent. The non-fragrance carrying polymer is then liquefied and made homogenous with a solvent, including esters. The solvents modify viscosity and ease the mixing of the non-fragrance carrying polymer with the fragrance carrying polymer. The method also provides surfactants and wetting agents for further integration and mixing of the fragrance oils with either the polymer or the cross-linking agent during the steps of the process. Mixing of the fragrance carrying polymer and the non-fragrance polymer results in a gel that sets in less time and with less syneresis than existing processes.

Abstract: A telephone system comprising an analog telephone and a full-duplex speakerphone adapter is disclosed. The analog telephone comprises an ordinary analog telephone subscriber circuit for transmitting and receiving analog signals and a handset for users. The full-duplex speakerphone adapter is coupled between the analog telephone and a central office, uses a subscriber loop interface circuit through the first telephone line to couple to the ordinary analog telephone subscriber circuit of the analog telephone and uses a telephone hybrid interface circuit through the second telephone line to couple to a wall jack to communicate with the central office.

Abstract: In a digital communications system with a time-division multiplexed medium having a transmit r.f. channel and a receive r.f. channel on an internal network having a head end multiplexer and interface for external connection of calls, timeslots are allocated to maximize time slot usage between internal calls and external calls by dynamically differentiating between internal call types and external call types, or calls between nodes within the internal network between an internal node on the internal network and an external node connected through a trunk, and, based on differentiation for the external call types, claiming a free timeslot for the internal node on the transmit r.f. channel and using the corresponding timeslot on the receive r.f. channel to establish communication between the internal node and the external node.