Abstract: A method and system for automatic data retrieval and synchronization is disclosed. In some embodiments, the method includes receiving a selection of an application from a plurality of connected applications. The method also includes determining, using one or more trained artificial intelligence (AI) models, an action to be performed on the selected application, retrieving data used to perform the action from the selected application, including automatically fetching new data updates of the selected application, and performing the action to generate a result based on the retrieved data. The method further includes automatically transferring the new data and the result to remaining applications of the plurality of connected applications for synchronization.

Abstract: A new and distinct pistachio tree named ‘19PaPi-SY’ developed for use as a rootstock and notable for its vigor, amenability to in vitro propagation, asphyxia tolerance and compatibility with Pistacia vera scions.

Abstract: Externally-initiated extension of a type that is managed by a runtime environment. As an example, third-party code that is not a runtime component may itself cause a type to be extended by causing a subject interface to be supplied to the type while also providing an implementation for that interface. The extension occurs by identifying a subject interface to supply to a type that is managed by the runtime environment, providing an implementation of the interface to the runtime environment, and instructing the runtime environment to supply the subject interface to the type using the implementation. The interface is thereafter available to computing entities that use the type.

Abstract: A leg brace isolates a lower extremity of a leg to which the brace is secured. The leg brace includes an upper leg cuff and a lower leg cuff. Two upper struts are attached to opposite sides of the upper leg cuff and extend along the upper leg cuff. Two lower struts are attached to opposite sides of the lower leg cuff and extend along the lower leg cuff. One hinge pivotally connects one upper strut and one lower strut and a second hinge pivotally connects the other upper strut and the other lower strut. The hinges can be configured to have a limited and/or selectable degree of rotation (e.g., flexion and/or extension). Bottom ends of the lower struts extend beyond a user's foot of the leg to which the leg brace is attached. A foot is attached to each bottom end of the lower struts.

Abstract: A leg brace isolates a lower extremity of a leg to which the brace is secured. The leg brace includes an upper leg cuff and a lower leg cuff. Two upper struts are attached to opposite sides of the upper leg cuff and extend along the upper leg cuff. Two lower struts are attached to opposite sides of the lower leg cuff and extend along the lower leg cuff. One hinge pivotally connects one upper strut and one lower strut and a second hinge pivotally connects the other upper strut and the other lower strut. The hinges can be configured to have a limited and/or selectable degree of rotation (e.g., flexion and/or extension). Bottom ends of the lower struts extend beyond a user's foot of the leg to which the leg brace is attached. A foot is attached to each bottom end of the lower struts.

Abstract: A new and distinct hybrid plum tree named ‘DA 6’ developed for use as a rootstock and notable for the reduced vigor imparted to scions, good root strength, tolerance of wet soils and resistance to root-knot nematodes.

Abstract: A new and distinct almond tree named ‘BRD38.148’ distinguished by its upright-spreading growth habit, graft-compatibility with standard and plum-derived almond rootstocks, and early harvest maturity. Fruit of ‘BRD38.148’ has a well-sealed hull and a large, light-colored kernel.

Abstract: A new and distinct Prunus hybrid tree named ‘PIHy17EYNem’ useful as a rootstock and notable for increased vigor imparted to scions, excellent root strength, tolerance of wet soils and reduced susceptibility to root-and crown-rots caused by Phytophthora species.

Abstract: A new and distinct pistachio tree named ‘19PaPi-SY’ developed for use as a rootstock and notable for its vigor, amenability to in vitro propagation, asphyxia tolerance and compatibility with Pistacia vera scions.