Abstract: Data files are received from data sources that include textual content. The data files are categorized using a taxonomy of categories, where each category has sample textual content that defines a concept for the category. The categorizing includes comparing the textual content of the data file with the sample textual content for the category. A file score is calculated for each data file to compare the degree of similarity between the defined concept of the category and a determined concept for the data file. Each data file is associated with the category if the file score is equal to or greater than a pre-determined minimum score for the category. A portion of the data file and/or file score is be provided.

Abstract: Data files are received from data sources that include textual content. The data files are categorized using a taxonomy of categories, where each category has sample textual content that defines a concept for the category. The categorizing includes comparing the textual content of the data file with the sample textual content for the category. A file score is calculated for each data file to compare the degree of similarity between the defined concept of the category and a determined concept for the data file. Each data file is associated with the category if the file score is equal to or greater than a pre-determined minimum score for the category. A portion of the data file and/or file score is be provided.

Abstract: Data files are received from data sources that include textual content. The data files are categorized using a taxonomy of categories, where each category has sample textual content that defines a concept for the category. The categorizing includes comparing the textual content of the data file with the sample textual content for the category. A file score is calculated for each data file to compare the degree of similarity between the defined concept of the category and a determined concept for the data file. Each data file is associated with the category if the file score is equal to or greater than a pre-determined minimum score for the category. A portion of the data file and/or file score is be provided.

Abstract: A hydraulic braking system for use in a vehicle employing both hydraulic and regenerative braking including a master cylinder with a reservoir inlet port and an outlet port. The outlet port is responsive to vehicle operator applied brake pedal pressure to close the inlet port and provide pilot pressure at the outlet port which is selectively coupled by a valve (57) to a hydraulic pedal simulator and to a control valve. The control valve provides boost hydraulic pressure from a pressure source to a vehicle wheel brake actuator in proportion to the pressure differential between the pilot pressure and a hydraulic pressure which is proportional to regenerative braking torque. This allows the power train controller to independently request different levels of regeneration on the two axles.

Abstract: A novel alkaloid named "cephalomannine" has been produced from the tissue of plants belonging to the group commonly known as taxads and has proven to be effective in causing the remission of leukemic tumors in mice treated therewith.