Abstract: Concepts and technologies of network service control for anchoring client devices for network service access control are provided herein. In one aspect of the concepts and technologies disclosed herein, a system is provided and can include a processor and a memory storing computer-executable instructions that, upon execution of the processor, configure the processor to perform operations. The operations can include receiving an anchor instantiation command to anchor one or more client devices to an authorized service location. The anchor instantiation command can initiate an anchor instantiation time period. The operations can include determining, during the anchor instantiation time period, a plurality of anchor attributes associated with the one or more client devices at the authorized location.

Abstract: Concepts and technologies of network service control for anchoring client devices for network service access control are provided herein. In one aspect of the concepts and technologies disclosed herein, a system is provided and can include a processor and a memory storing computer-executable instructions that, upon execution of the processor, configure the processor to perform operations. The operations can include receiving an anchor instantiation command to anchor one or more client devices to an authorized service location. The anchor instantiation command can initiate an anchor instantiation time period. The operations can include determining, during the anchor instantiation time period, a plurality of anchor attributes associated with the one or more client devices at the authorized location.

Abstract: Concepts and technologies of network service control for anchoring client devices for network service access control are provided herein. In one aspect of the concepts and technologies disclosed herein, a system is provided and can include a processor and a memory storing computer-executable instructions that, upon execution of the processor, configure the processor to perform operations. The operations can include receiving an anchor instantiation command to anchor one or more client devices to an authorized service location. The anchor instantiation command can initiate an anchor instantiation time period. The operations can include determining, during the anchor instantiation time period, a plurality of anchor attributes associated with the one or more client devices at the authorized location.

Abstract: A beverage and ice bodies dispensing apparatus is described in which vertically-oriented chutes throuch which ice bodies are dispensed are associated with spouts. Gates within the chutes are used to dispense predetermined quantities of ice bodies into the cup to be filled. A storage cabinet for ice is located above and connected to the chute for refilling the chutes with ice bodies. In accordance with one embodiment, the force of the falling ice is utilized to maintain the proper position off, and/or position the cup to be filled.

Abstract: A microphone mounting assembly including an elongated tubing, having a mounting flange including a channel for adjustable receiving said tubing, and sand sealingly received in said tubing for providing acoustic-dampening characteristics.

Abstract: An analog-to-digital converter system is disclosed in which the amplitude of the signal is compressed by means including a logging means prior to an analog-to-digital converter. Reference signals of known values are applied to the logging means and their values at the output of the converter are used to determine a linearity factor which is applied to a multiplier coupled to the output of the converter. The amplitude of one of the reference signals at the output of the multiplier is compared with what it should be and the difference is added by an adder at the output of the multiplier.

Abstract: A strip switch assembly or switch array formed in a flat configuration with minimal depth and of relatively small size wherein the array is formed of a number of individual switches and the switches are formed of components used in common, and wherein the number of components in the array effectively revolves itself into less than one component per switch.