Abstract: A method includes: accessing a corpus of emails sent from a email account prior to the initial time period; correlating sequences of words, in the corpus of emails, with language signals; aggregating the language signals into a sender model that represents combinations of language signals characteristic of language in emails sent from the email account; later, accessing a email outbound from the email account and directed to a recipient; scanning the email for the set of language signals; correlating sequences of words in the email with language signals; calculating a similarity score for the email based on the subset of language signals detected in the email and the sender model; and, in response to the similarity score falling below a threshold similarity, flagging the email as suspicious and redirecting the email away from the recipient.

Abstract: A method includes: accessing a corpus of emails sent from a email account prior to the initial time period; correlating sequences of words, in the corpus of emails, with language signals; aggregating the language signals into a sender model that represents combinations of language signals characteristic of language in emails sent from the email account; later, accessing a email outbound from the email account and directed to a recipient; scanning the email for the set of language signals; correlating sequences of words in the email with language signals; calculating a similarity score for the email based on the subset of language signals detected in the email and the sender model; and, in response to the similarity score falling below a threshold similarity, flagging the email as suspicious and redirecting the email away from the recipient.

Abstract: A method includes: accessing a corpus of emails sent from a email account prior to the initial time period; correlating sequences of words, in the corpus of emails, with language signals; aggregating the language signals into a sender model that represents combinations of language signals characteristic of language in emails sent from the email account; later, accessing a email outbound from the email account and directed to a recipient; scanning the email for the set of language signals; correlating sequences of words in the email with language signals; calculating a similarity score for the email based on the subset of language signals detected in the email and the sender model; and, in response to the similarity score falling below a threshold similarity, flagging the email as suspicious and redirecting the email away from the recipient.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a pultrusion process for preparing a reinforced thermoset polyurethane composite, and specifically relates to a pultrusion process for simultaneous optimization of fiber sizing continuously along with the pultrusion process without any interruption by contacting the fibers with a sizing composition.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and media for obtaining weather data from around the world determining accurate long-range weather models is disclosed. Historic weather data may be collected from weather databases and a long-range weather model may be generated based on the historic weather data. Furthermore, more recent weather data indicative of weather from around the world may be collected from databases and sensors. Weather cycles indicative of repeating weather patterns may be predicted from the historic and the recent weather data and the long-range weather model may be updated to a predictive weather model based on the weather cycles and the recent weather data.

Abstract: A method includes: accessing a corpus of emails sent from a email account prior to the initial time period; correlating sequences of words, in the corpus of emails, with language signals; aggregating the language signals into a sender model that represents combinations of language signals characteristic of language in emails sent from the email account; later, accessing a email outbound from the email account and directed to a recipient; scanning the email for the set of language signals; correlating sequences of words in the email with language signals; calculating a similarity score for the email based on the subset of language signals detected in the email and the sender model; and, in response to the similarity score falling below a threshold similarity, flagging the email as suspicious and redirecting the email away from the recipient.

Abstract: This disclosure describes, in part, techniques for generating captions for audio content items. For instance, a system may store a user profile that is associated with audio content items. When a user associated with the user profile requests captions, the system may determine which audio content items have available captions and which audio content items do not have available captions. For the audio content items that do not have available captions, the system may determine priorities for the audio content items. The system may then cause the captions to be generated based on the priorities. When the captions are generated, the system may update statuses of the audio content items to indicate that the captions are available. The system may further store the captions in a database that is accessible to the user.

Abstract: This disclosure describes, in part, techniques for providing captions with audio content. For instance, an electronic device may receive first data representing audio content and second data representing captions that are available for the audio content. The electronic device may then select portions of the captions for display while outputting the audio content. In some instances, the electronic device selects the portions using timestamps represented by the second data. For instance, the electronic device may select a portion of the captions such that the portion of the captions begins at a first pause within the audio content and/or ends at a second pause within the audio content. In some instances, the electronic device may also display graphical elements that indicate the current location within the captions.

Abstract: Described herein is a panel construction, a process for preparing the same and a method of using the same as an automotive part.

Abstract: A child car seat is disclosed. The car seat has a seat form for accommodating a child. A belt for retaining a child is disposed within the child car seat. A first buckle is operable between a first open position and a second other fastened position, for when fastened fastening the belt to retain a child and for when open facilitating installation and removal of a child from the child car seat. The child car seat also has an integrated interface port for removably retaining a first electronic circuit having communication circuitry for communicating with an automobile. The interface port has electrical conductors for electrically coupling with the electrical circuitry within the first electronic circuit.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a pultrusion process for preparing a reinforced thermoset polyurethane composite, and specifically relates to a pultrusion process for simultaneous optimization of fiber sizing continuously along with the pultrusion process without any interruption by contacting the fibers with a sizing composition.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for characterizing composite materials for manufacturing quality assurance (QA), periodic inspection during the useful life, or for forensic analysis/material testing. System are provided that relate eddy-current sensor responses to the fiber layup of a composite structure, the presence of impact damage on a composite structure with or without a metal liner, volumetric stress within the composite, fiber tow density, and other NDE inspection requirements. Also provided are systems that determine electromagnetic material properties and material dimensions of composite materials from capacitive sensor inspection measurements. These properties are related to the presence of buried defects in non-conductive composite materials, moisture ingress, aging of the material due to service or environmental/thermal exposure, or changes in manufacturing quality.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for characterizing composite materials for manufacturing quality assurance (QA), periodic inspection during the useful life, or for forensic analysis/material testing. System are provided that relate eddy-current sensor responses to the fiber layup of a composite structure, the presence of impact damage on a composite structure with or without a metal liner, volumetric stress within the composite, fiber tow density, and other NDE inspection requirements. Also provided are systems that determine electromagnetic material properties and material dimensions of composite materials from capacitive sensor inspection measurements. These properties are related to the presence of buried defects in non-conductive composite materials, moisture ingress, aging of the material due to service or environmental/thermal exposure, or changes in manufacturing quality.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for characterizing composite materials for manufacturing quality assurance (QA), periodic inspection during the useful life, or for forensic analysis/material testing. System are provided that relate eddy-current sensor responses to the fiber layup of a composite structure, the presence of impact damage on a composite structure with or without a metal liner, volumetric stress within the composite, fiber tow density, and other NDE inspection requirements. Also provided are systems that determine electromagnetic material properties and material dimensions of composite materials from capacitive sensor inspection measurements. These properties are related to the presence of buried defects in non-conductive composite materials, moisture ingress, aging of the material due to service or environmental/thermal exposure, or changes in manufacturing quality.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for characterizing composite materials for manufacturing quality assurance (QA), periodic inspection during the useful life, or for forensic analysis/material testing. System are provided that relate eddy-current sensor responses to the fiber layup of a composite structure, the presence of impact damage on a composite structure with or without a metal liner, volumetric stress within the composite, fiber tow density, and other NDE inspection requirements. Also provided are systems that determine electromagnetic material properties and material dimensions of composite materials from capacitive sensor inspection measurements. These properties are related to the presence of buried defects in non-conductive composite materials, moisture ingress, aging of the material due to service or environmental/thermal exposure, or changes in manufacturing quality.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for characterizing composite materials for manufacturing quality assurance (QA), periodic inspection during the useful life, or for forensic analysis/material testing. System are provided that relate eddy-current sensor responses to the fiber layup of a composite structure, the presence of impact damage on a composite structure with or without a metal liner, volumetric stress within the composite, fiber tow density, and other NDE inspection requirements. Also provided are systems that determine electromagnetic material properties and material dimensions of composite materials from capacitive sensor inspection measurements. These properties are related to the presence of buried defects in non-conductive composite materials, moisture ingress, aging of the material due to service or environmental/thermal exposure, or changes in manufacturing quality.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for characterizing composite materials for manufacturing quality assurance (QA), periodic inspection during the useful life, or for forensic analysis/material testing. System are provided that relate eddy-current sensor responses to the fiber layup of a composite structure, the presence of impact damage on a composite structure with or without a metal liner, volumetric stress within the composite, fiber tow density, and other NDE inspection requirements. Also provided are systems that determine electromagnetic material properties and material dimensions of composite materials from capacitive sensor inspection measurements. These properties are related to the presence of buried defects in non-conductive composite materials, moisture ingress, aging of the material due to service or environmental/thermal exposure, or changes in manufacturing quality.

Abstract: An exemplary composite product and method of manufacturing is provided. In one embodiment, the method includes dewatering a first slurry through a dewatering belt to form a first substrate layer, applying a first functional layer onto at least a portion of the first substrate layer, and dewatering a second slurry through the dewatering belt to form a second substrate layer. A first side of the second substrate layer may be overlayed onto the first functional layer, and the layers may be cured, and the layers bonded.

Abstract: An exemplary composite product and method of manufacturing is provided. In one embodiment, the method includes dewatering a first slurry through a dewatering belt to form a first substrate layer, applying a first functional layer onto at least a portion of the first substrate layer, and dewatering a second slurry through the dewatering belt to form a second substrate layer. A first side of the second substrate layer may be overlayed onto the first functional layer, and the layers may be cured, and the layers bonded.

Abstract: A method for determining an accident risk of a first object with at least one second object is proposed, a collision probability and a hazard probability of the at least one second object being determined in a predefined region around the first object, the collision probability and the hazard probability being determined as a function of motions and object classes of the first and the at least one second object. The accident risk is then determined as a function of the collision probability and the hazard probability.