Abstract: A titanium alloy for additive manufacturing that includes 5.5 to 6.5 wt % aluminum (Al); 3.0 to 4.5 wt % vanadium (V); 1.0 to 2.0 wt % molybdenum (Mo); 0.3 to 1.5 wt % iron (Fe); 0.3 to 1.5 wt % chromium (Cr); 0.05 to 0.5 wt % zirconium (Zr); 0.2 to 0.3 wt % oxygen (O); maximum of 0.05 wt % nitrogen (N); maximum of 0.08 wt % carbon (C); maximum of 0.25 wt % silicon (Si); and balance titanium, wherein a value of an aluminum structural equivalent [Al]eq ranges from 7.5 to 9.5 wt %, and is defined by the following equation: [Al]eq=[Al]+[O]×10+[Zr]/6, and wherein a value of a molybdenum structural equivalent [Mo]eq ranges from 6.0 to 8.5 wt %, and is defined by the following equation: [Mo]eq=[Mo]+[V]/1.5+[Cr]×1.25+[Fe]×2.5.

Abstract: Generally, a pedestrian wind environment analysis and display system operable to support one or more client computing devices. Specifically, a browser based graphical user interface which depicts a graphical representation of a spatially referenced three-dimensional model space including a plurality of wind velocity indicators each associated with wind velocity values derived from wind velocity data measured at corresponding location coordinates in the spatially referenced three dimensional model space, each of plurality of wind velocity indicators can be selected in the graphical user interface to cause depiction of a wind velocity graph which plots the associated measured wind velocity values as wind direction and wind speed to characterize a pedestrian wind environment.

Abstract: Generally, a pedestrian wind environment analysis and display system operable to support one or more client computing devices. Specifically, a browser based graphical user interface which depicts a graphical representation of a spatially referenced three-dimensional model space including a plurality of wind velocity indicators each associated with wind velocity values derived from wind velocity data measured at corresponding location coordinates in the spatially referenced three dimensional model space, each of plurality of wind velocity indicators can be selected in the graphical user interface to cause depiction of a wind velocity graph which plots the associated measured wind velocity values as wind direction and wind speed to characterize a pedestrian wind environment.

Abstract: An effervescent drink product includes a beverage and a plurality of effervescent confectionaries suspended by the beverage. Each of a first portion of the effervescent confectionaries is adapted to pop due to contact with the beverage. Each of a second portion of the effervescent confectionaries is adapted to pop during subsequent consumption of the beverage.

Abstract: The present invention provides a web tool usage tracking method and system. One embodiment generally involves providing to a web user access to a web tool. In providing the web tool, one or more web page files, in connection with the user accessing the web tool, are transmitted to the web user. Within at least one of the web page files transmitted to the user, a command is inserted. The command has embedded user information that is associated with the web user's use of the web tool. The command causes the web user computer to transmit to a server that is designated within the command a request including the embedded user information. The designated server stores the user information in a database in response to the request being processed by the designated server.

Abstract: A server architecture remotely monitors client page render times by approximating the time lapse from when a hyperlink is first activated to request a web page to when the web page is rendered on the requesting client machine. In the described implementation, a client submits a request for a page. When the server receives the request, it locates or generates the appropriate page and attaches a script with the current time stamp. The stamped page is returned to the client and rendered. When the page is completely rendered (or some other important event occurs), the script is executed to return the time stamp to the server. The server measures the time lapse between the returned time stamp and the current time to derive a close approximation of client page render time. The server assumes that the time required to initially submit a request from the client to the server is approximately the same as the time involved in returning the time stamp.