Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for providing cross-application adaptive services. A computing system may receive, from a first client device, an identification of an user access requirement. The computing system may retrieve, from a requirement-adaptive service database, a system configuration corresponding to the user access requirement. The computing system may configure a hosted application according to the retrieved system configuration. The computing system may provide, to the first client device for rendering by an application of the first client device, the configured hosted application.

Abstract: This disclosure describes techniques that include collecting information used in determining the value of assets and/or collateral, and automation of certain aspects of processing of requests to advance funds from a line of credit.

Abstract: Described embodiments provide systems and methods for providing cross-application adaptive services. A computing system may receive, from a first client device, an identification of an user access requirement. The computing system may retrieve, from a requirement-adaptive service database, a system configuration corresponding to the user access requirement. The computing system may configure a hosted application according to the retrieved system configuration. The computing system may provide, to the first client device for rendering by an application of the first client device, the configured hosted application.

Abstract: There is disclosed a Payload Ejection System (PES) able to store any set of payloads for launch and eject that set of payloads at a controlled speed with a low tumble rate while accommodating any offset centre of mass within a restricted volume. The need for ballasting or balancing is eliminated thus freeing up the design space for these payloads. Insensitivity to centre of mass location is enabled by the use of a deployment hinge assembly arrangement which uses two or more non-parallel folding hinge arrangements that allow for linear motion of the output link in one direction while restricting the motion all other directions. One embodiment of the current PES concept uses four (4) hinge panel assemblies, selected to provide optimal stiffness around the entire mechanism. The stiffness of the PES is integral to managing offset centre-of-mass locations by allowing the mechanism to translate the effective force vector to the center of mass location.

Abstract: There is disclosed a Payload Ejection System (PES) able to store any set of payloads for launch and eject that set of payloads at a controlled speed with a low tumble rate while accommodating any offset centre of mass within a restricted volume. The need for ballasting or balancing is eliminated thus freeing up the design space for these payloads. Insensitivity to centre of mass location is enabled by the use of a deployment hinge assembly arrangement which uses two or more non-parallel folding hinge arrangements that allow for linear motion of the output link in one direction while restricting the motion all other directions. One embodiment of the current PES concept uses four (4) hinge panel assemblies, selected to provide optimal stiffness around the entire mechanism. The stiffness of the PES is integral to managing offset centre-of-mass locations by allowing the mechanism to translate the effective force vector to the center of mass location.

Abstract: There is disclosed a Payload Ejection System (PES) able to store any set of payloads for launch and eject that set of payloads at a controlled speed with a low tumble rate while accommodating any offset center of mass within a restricted volume. The need for ballasting or balancing is eliminated thus freeing up the design space for these payloads. Insensitivity to center of mass location is enabled by the use of a deployment hinge assembly arrangement which uses two or more non-parallel folding hinge arrangements that allow for linear motion of the output link in one direction while restricting the motion all other directions. One embodiment of the current PES concept uses four (4) hinge panel assemblies, selected to provide optimal stiffness around the entire mechanism. The stiffness of the PES is integral to managing offset center-of-mass locations by allowing the mechanism to translate the effective force vector to the center of mass location.

Abstract: There is disclosed a Payload Ejection System (PES) able to store any set of payloads for launch and eject that set of payloads at a controlled speed with a low tumble rate while accommodating any offset centre of mass within a restricted volume. The need for ballasting or balancing is eliminated thus freeing up the design space for these payloads. Insensitivity to centre of mass location is enabled by the use of a deployment hinge assembly arrangement which uses two or more non-parallel folding hinge arrangements that allow for linear motion of the output link in one direction while restricting the motion all other directions. One embodiment of the current PES concept uses four (4) hinge panel assemblies, selected to provide optimal stiffness around the entire mechanism. The stiffness of the PES is integral to managing offset centre-of-mass locations by allowing the mechanism to translate the effective force vector to the center of mass location.

Abstract: A large-scale high-visibility, color LED display sign intended for viewing from a long distance is described wherein power is managed by dividing the display sign into two or more distinct sections and providing power to each section from a respective separate power source. As a result, the amount of current drawn from any one source is reduced, thereby reducing require conductor sizes, circuit breaker trip limits, etc. Additionally, in applications where two or more power sources are available, this permits the distribution of the power load from the sign across the multiple sources without requiring bulky, complex and expensive power sharing apparatus. The sign's computer interface electronics are operated (scanned) directly by bus-connected interface circuitry. This eliminates the need for an external image buffer memory, since the computer's local memory acts as an image buffer. The computer serially transmits pixel data to the display via the interface mechanism.

Abstract: A method of determining whether a brine composition for freezing an item is in a desired balance. The method includes: adding an effective amount of dye into the brine composition, cooling the dye composition to a pre-determined temperature, and comparing the color of the brine composition to a pre-established correlation of color and brine composition at the pre-determined temperature, thereby determining whether the brine composition is in the desired balance.

Abstract: Improved brine solutions and uses thereof for uncontaminatedly and/or efficiently freezing items such as foods, and biological samples. In accordance with one embodiment, a brine solution containing a sufficient amount of dye in conferring the solution a distinctive color is used in the freezing process. In accordance with another embodiment, a brine solution containing deionized water is used for improving the freezing efficiency and/or freezing capacity.

Abstract: A composition for use as a fungistat for the treatment and prevention of infections such as sporotrichosis, onychomycosis infections, white line disease, hoof rot, jungle rot, pseudallecheria boydii, scopulariopsis, athletes foot, canker sole and fungal infections generally. The fungistat composition includes acriflavine and gentian violet.