Abstract: In the present application, alkalization of cocoa natural products may be carried out by using a stable alkaline water (pH levels of up to 10.5 or more) with the aim to produce alkalized chocolate products with pleasant organoleptic, less sugar content, less acidity, high antioxidants contents, and addition of novel soluble ingredients to chocolate. This can be achieved by using the stable alkaline water produced by a Natralysis Process in alkalizing cocoa nibspre, during and post grinding, alkalizing the cocoa liquor and alkalizing the natural cocoa powder. The present application discloses a method or apparatus (3, 9, 15) in which a cocoa natural product and/or one or more of its derivatives is alkalized by using stable alkaline water.

Abstract: The invention relates to a housing (10) of an electric drive having a stator (29) and a rotor for an electric axle module of an electrically driven vehicle, comprising a cooling duct (56) through which a cooling medium flows. The cooling duct (56) is formed by a first duct geometry (16) on an inner side (13) of a sleeve-shaped extension (11) of the housing (10) and by a second duct geometry (24) configured on a casing (54) of a sleeve (28).

Abstract: A Service Capability Exposure Function for a UE (U-SCEF) may be part of the UE's operating system (OS) and expose API's to applications that allow these applications to schedule data plane communications such as periodic sensor measurements or a firmware download. The U-SCEF communicates with an EPC Interworking Service that resides in the mobile network operator's (S)Gi-LAN. The EPC Interworking Service serves as an interface between the U-SCEF and the service capabilities that are exposed by the MNO via the SCEF. The U-SCEF may provide the EPC Interworking Service with information about the UE's anticipated communication schedule and mobility status. The EPC Interworking Service uses the services that are exposed by the SCEF to determine the optimal times for the UE to communicate, an optimal mobility management configuration, etc. The EPC Interworking Service negotiates a communication schedule with the EPC (SCEF) and policies on behalf of the U-SCEF.

Abstract: Providing high speed Internet access via millimeter wave signal transmissions between a customer premises and a radio access network (RAN) node of a millimeter wave signal wireless data network service provider is described. An external customer premises equipment (CPE) is configured for operation while mounted exterior to a customer premises and configured to operate as a relay node between the RAN node and an internal local communication node within the customer premises. The CPE includes a millimeter wave modem component providing a millimeter wave signal wireless communication link between the CPE and the RAN node, wherein the millimeter wave modem component includes a transmission sub-component operating at a transmission signal power level exceeding a transmission signal power limit for internal power signal transmissions of millimeter wave signals.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-readable media, for obtaining a first image from a first sensor; detecting a first object within the first image; extracting discriminative features of the first object into a first feature vector; obtaining a second image from a second sensor; detecting a second object within the second image; extracting discriminative features of the second object into a second feature vector; and determining, based on a comparison between the first feature vector and the second feature vector, that the second object is same as the first object.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on computer-readable media, for obtaining a first image from a first sensor; detecting a first object within the first image; extracting discriminative features of the first object into a first feature vector; obtaining a second image from a second sensor; detecting a second object within the second image; extracting discriminative features of the second object into a second feature vector; and determining, based on a comparison between the first feature vector and the second feature vector, that the second object is same as the first object.

Abstract: A bicycle generator having a housing with a rotatable end located opposite a USB port. The rotatable end of the housing is adapted to connect to the sidewall of a tire or a rim. The USB port is adapted to receive to a USB cable connected to a light emitting unit or a mobile phone. The mounting bracket has a capturing surface adapted to receive the housing and another capturing surface adapted to receive a portion of the bicycle, whereby, orienting the rotatable end of the housing to contact a sidewall of the tire or rim. The tire rotation causes the rotatable end of the housing to rotate the generator which causes the generator to produce a current. The current is in electrical communication with the USB port.