Abstract: Any number of distinct dependent dimensions, associated with different object types, can be created and applied to accounting transactions. The distinct dependent dimensions can be used in generating reports, for example to provide insight into particular categories of transactions. Dimensional data can be captured along with transactional data, and subsequently used for categorizing and reporting on transactions. The distinct dependent dimensions can be organized in a hierarchical manner, for improved flexibility and functionality in categorizing and reporting on transactions. In addition, the dependent dimension structure can be used when generating and presenting user interface components, so that they properly restrict dimension data picklist values and prevent inconsistent dimension value selections.

Abstract: Techniques for determining one or more hydrocarbon sweet spots include generating a three-dimensional (3D) simulation model of a hydrocarbon reservoir in a subterranean formation; executing a gas winnowing process to the 3D simulation model; applying one or more geomechanical restraints to the 3D simulation model; activating one or more energy simulation parameters with the 3D simulation model; applying a total dynamic productivity index (TDPI) process to the 3D simulation model to generate at least one 3D index that includes one or more hydrocarbon sweet spots; and generating a graphical representation of the generated 3D index for presentation on a graphical user interface (GUI) to a user.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes methods and systems, including computer-implemented methods, computer program products, and computer systems for direct gas reservoir detection using frequency amplitude. One computer-implemented method includes spectrally decomposing seismic data associated with a target area into a plurality of mono-frequency volumes. Further, the method includes based on a low-frequency volume of the plurality of volumes, generating a low frequency map of the target area. Yet further, the method includes based on a high-frequency volume of the plurality of volumes, generating a high frequency map of the target area. Additionally, the method includes dividing the low frequency map by the high frequency map to generate a frequency ratio map. The method also includes using the frequency ratio map to identify a subsurface gas reservoir in the target area.

Abstract: Any number of distinct dependent dimensions, associated with different object types, can be created and applied to accounting transactions. The distinct dependent dimensions can be used in generating reports, for example to provide insight into particular categories of transactions. Dimensional data can be captured along with transactional data, and subsequently used for categorizing and reporting on transactions. The distinct dependent dimensions can be organized in a hierarchical manner, for improved flexibility and functionality in categorizing and reporting on transactions. In addition, the dependent dimension structure can be used when generating and presenting user interface components, so that they properly restrict dimension data picklist values and prevent inconsistent dimension value selections.

Abstract: Techniques for determining one or more hydrocarbon sweet spots include generating a three-dimensional (3D) simulation model of a hydrocarbon reservoir in a subterranean formation; executing a gas winnowing process to the 3D simulation model; applying one or more geomechanical restraints to the 3D simulation model; activating one or more energy simulation parameters with the 3D simulation model; applying a total dynamic productivity index (TDPI) process to the 3D simulation model to generate at least one 3D index that includes one or more hydrocarbon sweet spots; and generating a graphical representation of the generated 3D index for presentation on a graphical user interface (GUI) to a user.

Abstract: A device may obtain ticket data relating to a set of tickets, and process the ticket data to generate a ticket analysis model that is a clustering based natural language analysis model of natural language text associated with tickets of the set of tickets. The device may classify the set of tickets using the ticket analysis model, may determine an automation plan for at least one class of ticket determined based on classifying the set of tickets, and may implement the automation plan to configure an automatic ticket resolution or ticket generation mitigation procedure for the at least one class of ticket. The device may receive a ticket after configuring the automatic ticket resolution or ticket generation mitigation procedure, may classify, using the ticket analysis model, the ticket into the at least one class of ticket, and may automatically implement a response action for the ticket based on classifying the ticket and using the automatic ticket resolution or ticket generation mitigation procedure.

Abstract: The present disclosure describes methods and systems, including computer-implemented methods, computer program products, and computer systems for direct gas reservoir detection using frequency amplitude. One computer-implemented method includes spectrally decomposing seismic data associated with a target area into a plurality of mono-frequency volumes. Further, the method includes based on a low-frequency volume of the plurality of volumes, generating a low frequency map of the target area. Yet further, the method includes based on a high-frequency volume of the plurality of volumes, generating a high frequency map of the target area. Additionally, the method includes dividing the low frequency map by the high frequency map to generate a frequency ratio map. The method also includes using the frequency ratio map to identify a subsurface gas reservoir in the target area.

Abstract: An engine and a method of forming an engine are provided. The engine has a block that defines a cooling jacket extending continuously about an outer perimeter of first and second siamesed cylinders. The block defines a series of head bolt bores intersecting a deck face such that each cylinder is surrounded by four bores. The jacket has a first floor and a second floor. The second floor is offset above the first floor and extends along an intake side of the block between midpoints of the first and second cylinders, respectively. The second floor is configured to decouple a relationship between the cooling jacket and the series of bores for each cylinder and reduce fourth order bore distortion for each cylinder.

Abstract: A device may obtain ticket data relating to a set of tickets, and process the ticket data to generate a ticket analysis model that is a clustering based natural language analysis model of natural language text associated with tickets of the set of tickets. The device may classify the set of tickets using the ticket analysis model, may determine an automation plan for at least one class of ticket determined based on classifying the set of tickets, and may implement the automation plan to configure an automatic ticket resolution or ticket generation mitigation procedure for the at least one class of ticket. The device may receive a ticket after configuring the automatic ticket resolution or ticket generation mitigation procedure, may classify, using the ticket analysis model, the ticket into the at least one class of ticket, and may automatically implement a response action for the ticket based on classifying the ticket and using the automatic ticket resolution or ticket generation mitigation procedure.

Abstract: A method for permission management may include creating a relationship between a client and a firm, receiving, in response to creating the relationship, an assignment of a first role to the firm, receiving, in response to receiving the assignment of the first role, an assignment of a second role to an agent of the firm, and generating, for the agent, a runtime token including token permissions based on the first role and the second role.

Abstract: An engine and a method of forming an engine are provided. The engine has a block that defines a cooling jacket extending continuously about an outer perimeter of first and second siamesed cylinders. The block defines a series of head bolt bores intersecting a deck face such that each cylinder is surrounded by four bores. The jacket has a first floor and a second floor. The second floor is offset above the first floor and extends along an intake side of the block between midpoints of the first and second cylinders, respectively. The second floor is configured to decouple a relationship between the cooling jacket and the series of bores for each cylinder and reduce fourth order bore distortion for each cylinder.

Abstract: An engine includes a cylinder block with first and second saw cuts intersecting a block face on opposed sides of a block bore bridge. A cylinder head has third and fourth saw cuts intersecting a head face on opposed sides of a head bore bridge. A gasket is placed between the block and the head. The gasket defines a cooling passage adapted to fluidly connect the first, second, third and fourth saw cuts and cool the interbore region of the engine. The cooling passage has an inlet and a pair of outlets.

Abstract: The occupancy-control device includes a locating element for determining a location of the occupancy-control device, a movement-determining element for determining whether the occupancy-control device is moving beyond a predetermined distance parameter, and a timer element. An instructing element is also provided by which a movement-instructing signal is outputable, and a logic element is included in communication with the locating element and the movement-determining element which determines whether the occupancy-control device is stationary within a predetermined activation area. A movement-instructing signal is outputable by the instructing element based on said determination and an elapsed period of the timer element. A method of encouraging motion of a plurality of people within a crowd using such devices is also provided.

Abstract: An engine includes a cylinder block with first and second saw cuts intersecting a block face on opposed sides of a block bore bridge. A cylinder head has third and fourth saw cuts intersecting a head face on opposed sides of a head bore bridge. A gasket is placed between the block and the head. The gasket defines a cooling passage adapted to fluidly connect the first, second, third and fourth saw cuts and cool the interbore region of the engine. The cooling passage has an inlet and a pair of outlets.

Abstract: An engine includes a cylinder block with first and second saw cuts intersecting a block face on opposed sides of a block bore bridge. A cylinder head has third and fourth saw cuts intersecting a head face on opposed sides of a head bore bridge. A gasket is placed between the block and the head. The gasket defines a cooling passage adapted to fluidly connect the first, second, third and fourth saw cuts and cool the interbore region of the engine. The cooling passage has an inlet and a pair of outlets.

Abstract: An engine includes a cylinder block having first and second passages intersecting a block face on opposed sides of a bore bridge defining a bore bridge cooling passage. A cylinder head has third and fourth passages intersecting a head face. The first and fourth passages are opposed from one another. A gasket is placed between the block and the head. The gasket adapted to fluidly connect the first and fourth passages via the bore bridge cooling passage, and cover the second passage.

Abstract: An engine includes a cylinder block with first and second saw cuts intersecting a block face on opposed sides of a block bore bridge. A cylinder head has third and fourth saw cuts intersecting a head face on opposed sides of a head bore bridge. A gasket is placed between the block and the head. The gasket defines a cooling passage adapted to fluidly connect the first, second, third and fourth saw cuts and cool the interbore region of the engine. The cooling passage has an inlet and a pair of outlets.

Abstract: An engine includes a cylinder block having first and second passages intersecting a block face on opposed sides of a bore bridge defining a bore bridge cooling passage. A cylinder head has third and fourth passages intersecting a head face. The first and fourth passages are opposed from one another. A gasket is placed between the block and the head. The gasket adapted to fluidly connect the first and fourth passages via the bore bridge cooling passage, and cover the second passage.

Abstract: The present application provides a stable topical composition comprising a compound of 1,2,4-thiadiazole derivatives and the related thiourea derivatives. The stable topical composition may be present in various forms, including aqueous gel, cream, and emulsion. The stable topical composition may be stored at refrigerated or ambient condition for a reasonable shelf-life. The present application also provides a method of treating dermatologic disorders mediated by a melanocortin receptor using the stable topical composition. The stable composition may be delivered using a single chamber or dual chamber device. A method of preparing and delivering the stable composition is also provided.

Abstract: A method allowing a professional service provider to access client data stored in an online account without storing confidential account information by the professional service provider. In particular, the service provider may register the relationship with the client in a third party information transfer framework where the client approves such registration and download the data from the online account using the confidential account information in a temporary manner. The client data may be stored in a repository available to the service provider based on the relationship registration. In an example, a professional tax preparation software may include functionality to check for newly downloaded client data within the third party information transfer framework, notifying a tax accountant (i.e., the service provider), and may provide a one click access to import the client data directly into the client tax return.