Abstract: Aminocyclobutane compounds of Formula (I), and pharmaceutically acceptable salts, isotopes, N-oxides, solvates, and stereoisomers thereof, pharmaceutical compositions containing them, and methods of using them including methods for treating disease states, disorders, and conditions associated with MGL modulation, such as those associated with pain, psychiatric disorders, neurological disorders (including, but not limited to major depressive disorder, treatment resistant depression, anxious depression, autism spectrum disorders, Asperger syndrome, bipolar disorder), cancers and eye conditions: wherein X, R1, R2a, R2b, R3 and R4 are defined herein.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are Flexible Radio Beacons and Flexible Delivery Structures for asset and inventory identification and management. The Flexible Radio Beacon is dormant until activated at time of use. The Flexible Radio Beacon has optional activation means and can be activated physically or electronically. The Flexible Radio Beacon and Flexible Delivery Structures make a flexible radio frequency (RF) tag useful for asset tracking. Disclosed herein is a method for using Flexible Radio Beacons and Flexible Delivery Structures in flexible RF tags for asset and inventory identification and management. Disclosed herein is a system for asset and inventory identification and management using Flexible Radio Beacons and Flexible Delivery Structures in flexible RF tags.

Abstract: A controller and method of controlling a mobile device. The controller is coupled to a mobile device through a mobile communications environment. The controller is coupled to the mobile communications environment at a location remote from the mobile device, and includes a receiver that receives data from the mobile device, a processor that evaluates the data received from the mobile device based upon rules for the mobile device, and a transmitter that sends data to the mobile device to at least one of alert the user to a condition and modify current operating parameters on the mobile device.

Abstract: A system comprising one or more computers implements a synthetic sensor service configured to deploy synthetic sensors to in-vehicle computing devices implementing an in-vehicle distributed computing environment. A synthetic sensor may be placed monolithically at a single computing device (e.g. ECU) in the vehicle, or may be modularly placed on multiple computing devices (e.g. multiple ECUs) of the vehicle that each have resources or inputs that the synthetic sensor requires. The modular components of the synthetic sensor may execute in a runtime environment of the in-vehicle distributed computing environment, such that the modular components function as a unified synthetic sensor even though they are placed on different computing devices of the vehicle (e.g. different ECUs).

Abstract: A swiveling hose coupler assembly for inhibiting hoses from becoming kinked includes a first male fitting that is insertable into a female end of a first hose. The first male fitting is hollow to pass a fluid from the first hose outwardly through the male fitting. A second male fitting is rotatably coupled to the first male fitting such that each of the first male fitting and the second male fitting extends along a common axis, and the second male fitting is rotatable about the common axis. The second male fitting is insertable into a female end of a second hose to inhibit the first hose and the second hose from becoming kinked. The second male fitting is hollow to pass the fluid from the first male fitting into the second hose.

Abstract: A swiveling hose coupler assembly for inhibiting hoses from becoming kinked includes a first male fitting that is insertable into a female end of a first hose. The first male fitting is hollow to pass a fluid from the first hose outwardly through the male fitting. A second male fitting is rotatably coupled to the first male fitting such that each of the first male fitting and the second male fitting extends along a common axis, and the second male fitting is rotatable about the common axis. The second male fitting is insertable into a female end of a second hose to inhibit the first hose and the second hose from becoming kinked. The second male fitting is hollow to pass the fluid from the first male fitting into the second hose.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, according to one embodiment, includes: storing records in an input data buffer, where each of the records include a key which is appended to payload data in the respective record. Moreover, for each of the records: shearing the key associated with the record from the payload data, normalizing the sheared key, and storing the normalized sheared key in a first target area of memory. A determination is made as to whether a size of the payload data in the record is outside a predetermine range, and in response to determining that the size of the payload data in the record is outside the predetermine range, the payload data is stored in a second target area of memory. A data locator is also appended to the normalized sheared key in the first target area of memory to form a sheared record.

Abstract: Aspects of the invention include systems and methods for to detecting security vulnerabilities using modeled attribute propagation. A non-limited example of a computer-implemented method includes generating a model of a device under test, the model comprising a data path similar to the device under test and an attribute network. The method further includes detecting protected data that is introduced into the model and marking the protected data with an attribute. An end point of the marked protected data is detected along the data path. In response to the end point being indicative of a vulnerability, an alert is issued.

Abstract: A system comprising one or more computers implements a data retrieval interface. The data retrieval interface provides a unified schema definition language for data queries. Also the data retrieval interface implements a routing layer that applies default or custom prioritization parameters to select a data source from which to obtain data requested in a query from an application. The data retrieval interface may take into consideration connectivity, latency, costs, or other user specified parameters when selecting a data source and/or when selecting connection path to a selected data source to be used to obtain data in response to a query.

Abstract: In one implementation, a method for scheduling beams of an antenna on a satellite during a defined time period includes calculating a beam score for each beam based on the expected gain of the beam and determining that the number of beams having non-zero beam scores during the defined time period is less than a threshold value. In addition, the method also includes accessing a set of beam weights for each of multiple different candidate beam patterns, and, for each set of weights, multiplying individual beam weights by corresponding beam scores, and generating a candidate beam pattern score by calculating a sum of the products of the beam weights and corresponding beam scores. The method further includes comparing the candidate beam pattern scores, selecting a particular one of the candidate beam patterns, and scheduling the selected beam pattern for the defined time period.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, according to one embodiment, includes: storing records in an input data buffer, where each of the records include a key which is appended to payload data in the respective record. Moreover, for each of the records: shearing the key associated with the record from the payload data, normalizing the sheared key, and storing the normalized sheared key in a first target area of memory. A determination is made as to whether a size of the payload data in the record is outside a predetermine range, and in response to determining that the size of the payload data in the record is outside the predetermine range, the payload data is stored in a second target area of memory. A data locator is also appended to the normalized sheared key in the first target area of memory to form a sheared record.

Abstract: In one implementation, first and second messages are received that include encoded position information for a transmitter. It is determined that both were received within some time of a previous message and that the second message was received within some time of the first message. A first location of the transmitter is determined based on the encoded position in the first message and the previously determined location. A second location of the transmitter is determined based on the encoded position in the second message and the previously determined location. It also is determined that the first and second locations are within a threshold distance. An updated second location of the transmitter is determined based on the encoded position information in the second message and the first location. A determination is made that the second location and the updated second location are within a threshold distance.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method, according to one embodiment, includes: processing records by, for each of the records: shearing the key associated with the record from the payload data, normalizing the sheared key, and storing the normalized sheared key in a first target area of memory. A determination is made whether a size of the payload data is outside a first predetermined range. In response to determining that the size of the payload data is outside the first predetermined range, the payload data is stored in a second target area of memory, and a data locator is appended to the normalized sheared key. Furthermore, in response to determining that a storage capacity of the memory is outside a second predetermined range, some of the payload data is transferred to external physical storage. Moreover, an external list is integrated with each of the data locators that correspond to the transferred payload data.

Abstract: A system comprising one or more computers implements a synthetic sensor service configured to deploy synthetic sensors to in-vehicle computing devices implementing an in-vehicle distributed computing environment. A synthetic sensor may be placed monolithically at a single computing device (e.g. ECU) in the vehicle, or may be modularly placed on multiple computing devices (e.g. multiple ECUs) of the vehicle that each have resources or inputs that the synthetic sensor requires. The modular components of the synthetic sensor may execute in a runtime environment of the in-vehicle distributed computing environment, such that the modular components function as a unified synthetic sensor even though they are placed on different computing devices of the vehicle (e.g. different ECUs).

Abstract: A computer-implemented method for advancing speculative execution in microarchitectures is disclosed. A non-limiting example of the computer-implemented method includes receiving, by a processor, a test scenario including a first load instruction from a first memory location flagged with a delay notification and a speculative memory access instruction from a second memory following the first load instruction. The method executes, by the processor, the first load instruction from the first memory location and delays a return of data from the first memory location for a number of processor cycles. The method executes, by the processor, the speculative storage access instruction from the second memory location during the delay in returning the data from the first memory location.

Abstract: A hand held mobile studio and booth system includes a stick coupled with a universal mount to hold one or more components through one or more connectors. For example, the one or more components include one or more computing devices, a microphone, a noise protection filter to reduce popping sounds caused by fast moving air on the microphone, one or more electronic devices to allow dual transmission, and one or more reflection filters to reduce background noise by preventing sound waves reflection.