Abstract: Systems and methods for collecting and processing memory-related data and synthesizing memory-based narratives that includes collecting memory input data from one or more users, constructing a memory graph comprising a hierarchical data structure including one or more graphical nodes for storing the memory input data, assimilating the memory graph into a semantic collage of distinct memory graphs, generating a mnemonic narrative artifact comprising memory input data from related memory graphs, and surfacing the mnemonic narrative artifact via a user interface to one or more users.

Abstract: Systems and methods for collecting and processing memory-related data and synthesizing memory-based narratives that includes collecting memory input data from one or more users, constructing a memory graph comprising a hierarchical data structure including one or more graphical nodes for storing the memory input data, assimilating the memory graph into a semantic collage of distinct memory graphs, generating a mnemonic narrative artifact comprising memory input data from related memory graphs, and surfacing the mnemonic narrative artifact via a user interface to one or more users.

Abstract: Systems and methods for collecting and processing memory-related data and synthesizing memory-based narratives that includes collecting memory input data from one or more users, constructing a memory graph comprising a hierarchical data structure including one or more graphical nodes for storing the memory input data, assimilating the memory graph into a semantic collage of distinct memory graphs, generating a mnemonic narrative artifact comprising memory input data from related memory graphs, and surfacing the mnemonic narrative artifact via a user interface to one or more users.

Abstract: An aircrew seat for use in a flight deck includes, but is not limited to, a seat assembly that includes a seat back. The seat assembly is configured to be mounted in the flight deck. The aircrew seat further includes, but is not limited to, an armrest that is mounted to a side of the seat back. An end of the armrest is configured to move fore and aft between an extended position and a retracted position.

Abstract: The present invention encompasses a recombinant bacterium that is capable of producing L-homoserine and methods of using the bacterium for producing L-homoserine.

Abstract: A training device for improving football passing technique may include a belt member for attachment to the waist of a user and a guide post attached to the belt member. The guide post may include a base member coupled to the belt member, a substantially horizontal member coupled to the base member and projecting outward from the belt member, a substantially vertical member coupled to the substantially horizontal member, the substantially vertical member projecting upward from the substantially horizontal member, and a cross member coupled to the substantially vertical member and projecting forward and backward from an attachment point of the cross member with the substantially vertical member. When the training device is positioned around the waist of the user, the substantially horizontal member may be positioned below the passing-arm side axilla of the user.

Abstract: The present development relates to a process for enrobing active catalytic materials with a protective coating to form pastilles, and to an apparatus for making the pastilles. The process comprises mixing an active catalyst powder with a hydrocarbon material in a low-shear jacketed blender at a temperature slightly above the congealing point of the hydrocarbon, and then making pastilles from the catalyst/hydrocarbon mixture while cooling the mixture to temperature below the congealing point of the hydrocarbon.

Abstract: The present development relates to a process for enrobing active catalytic materials with a protective coating to form pastilles, and to an apparatus for making the pastilles. The process comprises mixing an active catalyst powder with a hydrocarbon material in a low-shear jacketed blender at a temperature slightly above the congealing point of the hydrocarbon, and then making pastilles from the catalyst/hydrocarbon mixture while cooling the mixture to temperature below the congealing point of the hydrocarbon.

Abstract: An object of the present invention is to provide an improved method for blinding a dosage form such that investigators analyzing such dosage form and subjects ingesting such dosage form cannot determine the identity of the active medication from the placebo they are administering or ingesting. The improved method is termed “overprinting”. In an embodiment, the method for blinding a dosage form comprises printing one or more layers of ink to said dosage form such that the original markings on said dosage form are masked.

Abstract: The present development relates to a process for enrobing active catalytic materials with a protective coating to form pastilles, and to an apparatus for making the pastilles. The process comprises mixing an active catalyst powder with a hydrocarbon material in a low-shear jacketed blender at a temperature slightly above the congealing point of the hydrocarbon, and then making pastilles from the catalyst/hydrocarbon mixture while cooling the mixture to temperature below the congealing point of the hydrocarbon.

Abstract: The present development relates to a process for enrobing active catalytic materials with a protective coating to form pastilles, and to an apparatus for making the pastilles. The process comprises mixing an active catalyst powder with a hydrocarbon material in a low-shear jacketed blender at a temperature slightly above the congealing point of the hydrocarbon, and then making pastilles from the catalyst/hydrocarbon mixture while cooling the mixture to temperature below the congealing point of the hydrocarbon.