Abstract: A nasal dispensing device and pharmaceutical composition includes a container; a dispenser head having at least a pump, a dispensing channel, and a dispensing orifice; a dip tube; and a pharmaceutical composition comprising mometasone, an ester thereof (e.g., mometasone furoate), or a salt thereof and olopatadine or its salt (e.g., olopatadine hydrochloride). The container can have a conically shaped internal bottom, angled downwardly toward a center, and a further angularly deepened well, centrally located, with the dip tube extending into the well. An optional cap is provided that includes a sealing sleeve communicating in a seal tight manner with a perimeter of a lateral wall of the dispenser head.

Abstract: In some examples, a system initiates an authentication procedure for a client device, and determines a group of client devices including the client device based on information associated with the client devices. The system assigns, to the client device, a community identifier as part of the authentication procedure, where the community identifier identifies the group of client devices that are able to communicate with one another over a virtual network.

Abstract: A computer system for analyzing source code is disclosed. The computer system includes a processor and electronic memory storage. The electronic memory storage includes source code and executable instructions. The processor runs the executable instructions to: access the source code from the electronic memory storage; analyze code elements of the accessed source code to extract node data, edge data, and bindings data; and store the node data, edge data, and bindings data, in a graph database structure in the electronic memory storage.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a source shape that is to be blended with a destination shape stored in a color buffer for an image; in response to determining that the source shape is associated with a blending mode that requires updates to pixels in the color buffer uncovered by the source shape: identifying empty tiles in the color buffer uncovered by the source shape and non-empty tiles in the color buffer covered by the source shape; for each of the empty tiles, sending instructions to clear pixel values associated with the empty tile in the color buffer; and for each of the non-empty tiles: identifying pixels of the non-empty tile that are covered by the destination shape but not the source shape; and sending instructions to clear pixel values associated with the pixels.

Abstract: A method for calibrating a gas flow metrology system for a substrate processing system includes a) measuring temperature using a first temperature sensor and a reference temperature sensor over a predetermined temperature range and determining a first transfer function; b) measuring pressure using a first pressure sensor and a reference pressure sensor over a predetermined pressure range using a first calibration gas and determining a second transfer function; c) performing a first plurality of flow rate measurements in a predetermined flow rate range with a first metrology system and a reference metrology system, wherein the first metrology system and the reference metrology system use a first orifice size and the first calibration gas; and d) scaling temperature and pressure using the first transfer function and the second transfer function, respectively, and determining a corresponding transfer function for the first calibration gas based on the first plurality of flow rate measurements.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for seamless roaming in a network. First, a client device is authenticated at a first access point of the network. Next, a processor selectively determines, among remaining access points in the network, second access points at which respective precursor keys, such as Pairwise Master Keys R1 (PMK-R1s) are to be computed. The second access points are determined based on any of respective path losses from the first access point to the second access points and respective historical frequencies at which the client device associates at the respective remaining access points. For the second access points, the respective PMK-R1s are computed and transmitted to the second access points to be cached. Next, following a request from the client device to reassociate to a second access point of the second access points, the client device is authenticated at the second access point based on a corresponding PMK-R1.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for prevent network outages and improve communication effectiveness by implementing an automatic discovery method that enables the AP to act dynamically to determine its persona as a WAN AP or LAN AP. Based on the determination, the AP can receive the appropriate configuration settings in a configuration file from the central controller (e.g., Aruba central config service) for its dynamic persona. In some examples, the administrator user may define an AP identifier (e.g., MAC addresses) of the network devices in the corresponding microbranch for authentication and authorization.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for authenticating client devices in microbranch deployment. In response to a client device connecting to a LAN AP, a first client-entry associated with the client device can be created to indicate that the client device is local to the LAN AP. An authentication request can be transmitted to a WAN AP to be forwarded to an authentication server. A second client-entry associated with the client device at the WAN AP can be created based on the authentication request. Upon successful authentication, the second client-entry can be designated as being foreign to the WAN AP based on the first client-entry being local to the LAN AP. Accordingly, data packets from the client device can be analyzed via a first firewall of the LAN AP, while bypassing a second firewall of the WAN AP based on the foreign designation of the second client-entry at the WAN AP.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for prevent network outages and improve communication effectiveness by implementing an automatic discovery method that enables the AP to act dynamically to determine its persona as a WAN AP or LAN AP. Based on the determination, the AP can receive the appropriate configuration settings in a configuration file from the central controller (e.g., Aruba central config service) for its dynamic persona. In some examples, the administrator user may define an AP identifier (e.g., MAC addresses) of the network devices in the corresponding microbranch for authentication and authorization.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of treating allergic rhinitis in a subject (e.g., a pediatric human subject) in need thereof comprising nasally administering to the subject an effective amount of a fixed-dose pharmaceutical composition comprising mometasone or its salt and olopatadine or its salt.

Abstract: A method for calibrating a gas flow metrology system for a substrate processing system includes a) measuring temperature using a first temperature sensor and a reference temperature sensor over a predetermined temperature range and determining a first transfer function; b) measuring pressure using a first pressure sensor and a reference pressure sensor over a predetermined pressure range using a first calibration gas and determining a second transfer function; c) performing a first plurality of flow rate measurements in a predetermined flow rate range with a first metrology system and a reference metrology system, wherein the first metrology system and the reference metrology system use a first orifice size and the first calibration gas; and d) scaling temperature and pressure using the first transfer function and the second transfer function, respectively, and determining a corresponding transfer function for the first calibration gas based on the first plurality of flow rate measurements.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method of treating allergic rhinitis in a subject (e.g., a pediatric human subject) in need thereof comprising nasally administering to the subject an effective amount of a fixed-dose pharmaceutical composition comprising mometasone or its salt and olopatadine or its salt.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for providing a clustering solution and a Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) platform for a branch deployment of at least a first gateway and a second gateway. The VRRP platform can be associated with a VRRP Internet Protocol (IP) address and the first gateway configured as a VRRP master. A change in an operational status of the first gateway can be determined with the clustering solution. The second gateway can be caused to be configured, with the clustering solution, as a new VRRP master. Network traffic associated with the VRRP Internet Protocol (IP) address can be received. The second gateway can be caused to forward the network traffic.

Abstract: A method for calibrating a gas flow metrology system for a substrate processing system includes a) measuring temperature using a first temperature sensor and a reference temperature sensor over a predetermined temperature range and determining a first transfer function; b) measuring pressure using a first pressure sensor and a reference pressure sensor over a predetermined pressure range using a first calibration gas and determining a second transfer function; c) performing a first plurality of flow rate measurements in a predetermined flow rate range with a first metrology system and a reference metrology system, wherein the first metrology system and the reference metrology system use a first orifice size and the first calibration gas; and d) scaling temperature and pressure using the first transfer function and the second transfer function, respectively, and determining a corresponding transfer function for the first calibration gas based on the first plurality of flow rate measurements.

Abstract: Implementing and applying a database with radio station information that is gathered from client devices as stations become available to a plurality of users (i.e., “crowd sourced” radio station information) and allowing for a client device to download only the radio station information that is pertinent to the travel route of the user and/or radio station selection criteria associated with the client device or the user. Radio station information can be rendered via a graphical interface of a client device to allow the user to informatively select a new radio station, either before or as a current radio signal degrades to the point of being unusable. Radio station information may be rendered to cause the user's terrestrial radio to tune to a new station.

Abstract: A computer system for analyzing source code is disclosed. The computer system includes a processor and electronic memory storage. The electronic memory storage includes source code and executable instructions. The processor runs the executable instructions to: access the source code from the electronic memory storage; analyze code elements of the accessed source code to extract node data, edge data, and bindings data; and store the node data, edge data, and bindings data, in a graph database structure in the electronic memory storage.

Abstract: A multifunction tailgate including a first door and a second door that are each selectably pivotable relative to the vehicle between an open position and a closed position along both a horizontal axis and a second vertical axis. At least one of the first door and the second door includes an exterior structure including an exterior panel, an inner panel, and a pair of side panels that collectively define a cavity, a trim panel coupled to the inner panel, and a reinforcement panel is positioned between the inner panel and the trim panel. The reinforcement panel is formed of a polymeric material, and is configured to provide structural support to the trim panel to assist in absorbing static and dynamic loads received by the trim panel.

Abstract: Systems and methods are provided for seamless roaming in a network. First, a client device is authenticated at a first access point of the network. Next, a processor selectively determines, among remaining access points in the network, second access points at which respective precursor keys, such as Pairwise Master Keys R1 (PMK-R1s) are to be computed. The second access points are determined based on any of respective path losses from the first access point to the second access points and respective historical frequencies at which the client device associates at the respective remaining access points. For the second access points, the respective PMK-R1s are computed and transmitted to the second access points to be cached. Next, following a request from the client device to reassociate to a second access point of the second access points, the client device is authenticated at the second access point based on a corresponding PMK-R1.

Abstract: A method includes receiving a source shape that is to be blended with a destination shape stored in a color buffer for an image; in response to determining that the source shape is associated with a blending mode that requires updates to pixels in the color buffer uncovered by the source shape: identifying empty tiles in the color buffer uncovered by the source shape and non-empty tiles in the color buffer covered by the source shape; for each of the empty tiles, sending instructions to clear pixel values associated with the empty tile in the color buffer; and for each of the non-empty tiles: identifying pixels of the non-empty tile that are covered by the destination shape but not the source shape; and sending instructions to clear pixel values associated with the pixels.

Abstract: Implementing and applying a database with radio station information that is gathered from client devices as stations become available to a plurality of users (i.e., “crowd sourced” radio station information) and allowing for a client device to download only the radio station information that is pertinent to the travel route of the user and/or radio station selection criteria associated with the client device or the user. Radio station information can be rendered via a graphical interface of a client device to allow the user to informatively select a new radio station, either before or as a current radio signal degrades to the point of being unusable. Radio station information may be rendered to cause the user's terrestrial radio to tune to a new station.