Abstract: A method for detection of malware being installed in an Internet Operating System (iOS) device comprises: identifying at least one known malware signature that is indicative of malware being installed on the iOS device; obtaining a backup of the iOS device that contains a plurality of data files; scanning the plurality of data files of the backup of the iOS device; comparing the scanned plurality of backup data files with at least one known malware signature that is indicative of malware being installed on the iOS device; and identifying malware as being installed on the iOS device, in response to a match of the at least one of the plurality of scanned backup data files with the at least one known malware signature.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for accelerating the development and distribution of data science workloads, including a consistent, portable and pre-configured data science workspace for development of data science applications allowing for the creation of a standardized, modular and reusable library of data science code product that can be maintained, extended and reused in a clear and repeatable manner. The code may be submitted to a build and deployment process that ensures consistency across multiple environments in terms of the application code and the operating system environment. Runtime execution may be managed through the authoring of definitions which detail aspects of how the workload should operate within a certain environment.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for accelerating the development and distribution of data science workloads, including a consistent, portable and pre-configured data science workspace for development of data science applications allowing for the creation of a standardized, modular and reusable library of data science code product that can be maintained, extended and reused in a clear and repeatable manner. The code may be submitted to a build and deployment process that ensures consistency across multiple environments in terms of the application code and the operating system environment. Runtime execution may be managed through the authoring of definitions which detail aspects of how the workload should operate within a certain environment.

Abstract: A magnetic coupling apparatus, for transmitting drive from a driving member to a driven member, wherein the driving member has at least one first magnet and the driven member has a plurality of second magnets, and wherein the driving member and the driven member are arranged so that, as the driving member rotates, the at least one first magnet approaches one of the second magnets and thus exerts a force upon it which causes the driven member to rotate. When motor is energised, driving member will rotate and bring a magnet towards a magnet, which will cause driven member to turn. As member reaches operating speed, the repeated repulsive ‘kicks’ from magnets to magnets will synchronise the rotations. One member carries four magnets and an other member has eight magnets. The member with more magnets will rotate at half the speed of the other member.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for accelerating the development and distribution of data science workloads, including a consistent, portable and pre-configured data science workspace for development of data science containers allowing for the creation of a standardized, modular and reusable library of data science containers that can be maintained, extended and reused in a clear and repeatable manner. The containers may be submitted to a build and deployment process that ensures consistency across multiple environments in terms of the application code and the operating system environment. Runtime execution may be managed through the authoring of definitions which detail aspects of how the workload should operate within a certain environment.

Abstract: The present disclosure is an apparatus for providing a multiple receptacle assembly whereby a number of receptacles could be configured within a single assembly of a standard size. It is contemplated that more receptacles may be available in a particular size and width than conventional power distribution units. Additionally, in another aspect of the present disclosure, the present disclosure is directed to an apparatus for providing power for multiple types of plugs via a single receptacle. In one embodiment of the disclosure, apparatus for providing power for multiple types of plugs via a single receptacle may provide power to one of a C14 plug or a C20 plug via a single receptacle, whereby the single receptacle may be configured to operate as a C13 and C19 receptacle and in compliance with IEC60320 standards.

Abstract: The present disclosure is an apparatus for providing a multiple receptacle assembly whereby a number of receptacles could be configured within a single assembly of a standard size. It is contemplated that more receptacles may be available in a particular size and width than conventional power distribution units. Additionally, in another aspect of the present disclosure, the present disclosure is directed to an apparatus for providing power for multiple types of plugs via a single receptacle. In one embodiment of the disclosure, apparatus for providing power for multiple types of plugs via a single receptacle may provide power to one of a C14 plug or a C20 plug via a single receptacle, whereby the single receptacle may be configured to operate as a C13 and C19 receptacle and in compliance with IEC60320 standards.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to methods and systems for accelerating the development and distribution of data science workloads, including a consistent, portable and pre-configured data science workspace for development of data science containers allowing for the creation of a standardized, modular and reusable library of data science containers that can be maintained, extended and reused in a clear and repeatable manner. The containers may be submitted to a build and deployment process that ensures consistency across multiple environments in terms of the application code and the operating system environment. Runtime execution may be managed through the authoring of definitions which detail aspects of how the workload should operate within a certain environment.

Abstract: A pelvic support application apparatus for positioning a flexible pelvic support (300) adjacent a patient/casualty. The application apparatus comprises at least a first semi-rigid or rigid elongate planar element (100), and a means (204, 206) of releasably securing a flexible pelvic support (300) adjacent the planar element (100) such that, in use the planar element (100) and pelvic support (300) can be slid between a person and a surface against which the person is supported. The apparatus may also comprise a second elongate planar element (200) releasably attachable to the first elongate planar element (100). The second elongate element (200) may also be rigid or semi-rigid.

Abstract: A method is provided for managing the application lifecycle for user applications on a computing device. The method can centrally manage application lifecycle (including installation, execution status, removal) application capabilities long-lived OS level application owned resources (e.g. push connections, alarms) security for any application, regardless of application type or model or execution environment.

Abstract: A system and method of processing a travel plan request from a customer includes (1) receiving customer information from a customer; (2) storing in a database the customer information; (3) sending to an agent a notification by an email, the notification including a link to the website, wherein the agent can access package request details by navigating to the link; (4) sending to the agent periodic re-notifications if the agent fails to respond within a first predetermined period of time; (5) displaying to the agent the package request details on the website; (6) receiving via the website a response to the email from the agent; (7) storing in the database the response from the agent; (8) sending to the customer a notification of the response from the agent; (9) sending a re-notification to the customer if the customer fails to respond within a second predetermined period of time; (10) displaying to the customer a package quotation based on the response from the agent, wherein the package quotation includes any

Abstract: A digital dictation workflow system and method employing a plurality of client devices and at least one server. Certain client devices are operable to record audio information dictated by a user for storing as a digital audio file in a file store, and others are operable to receive and reproduce the stored digital audio file as audio. The server is connected to the client devices via a network, and manages storage and retrieval of the digital audio file to and from the file store and the client devices. The system and method further employ at least one database for storing dictation data pertaining to the digital audio file stored in the file store, and can be configured in a three-tier arrangement with the client devices being present in a presentation layer, the server present in a business logic layer, and the file store and database present in a data access layer.

Abstract: An accelerator pump cover is provided. The accelerator pump cover includes a body having a cavity for receiving fuel, a first passageway for allowing passage of fuel into the cavity, a second passageway for allowing passage of fuel out of the cavity, and an adjustable member at least partially disposed within a portion of at least one of the first passageway and the second passageway.

Abstract: A system and method of processing a travel plan request from a customer includes (1) receiving customer information from a customer; (2) storing in a database the customer information; (3) sending to an agent a notification by an email, the notification including a link to the website, wherein the agent can access package request details by navigating to the link; (4) sending to the agent periodic re-notifications if the agent fails to respond within a first predetermined period of time; (5) displaying to the agent the package request details on the website; (6) receiving via the website a response to the email from the agent; (7) storing in the database the response from the agent; (8) sending to the customer a notification of the response from the agent; (9) sending a re-notification to the customer if the customer fails to respond within a second predetermined period of time; (10) displaying to the customer a package quotation based on the response from the agent, wherein the package quotation includes any