Abstract: A ladder rack assembly for connecting at least one ladder to a vehicle. The ladder rack assembly includes a frame configured to connect to a roof of the vehicle; a first retention hook connected to a first laterally extending frame portion; a second retention hook connected to a second laterally extending frame portion; and an over-center latch connected to a longitudinally extending frame portion, the first retention hook, the second retention hook, and the over-center latch being arranged to secure the at least one ladder to the vehicle. When the at least one ladder is installed on the ladder rack assembly, the retention hooks and the over-center latch are disposed laterally on an exterior of the ladder.

Abstract: The foldaway shelving unit comprises at least one shelf spaced from a floor of the vehicle. The at least one shelf is moveable between a foldout position and a stored position. At least one end panel connects the at least one shelf to at least one support. The at least one end panel includes a mounting bracket and a mounting arm. The mounting bracket connects to the at least one shelf and the mounting arm connects to the at least one support. A hinge allows the mounting bracket to rotate between the foldout position and the stored position. The mounting bracket has a first stopping surface and a second stopping surface each spaced from one another. A stopper extends outwardly from the mounting bracket for engaging the first stopping surface in the foldout position and for engaging the second stopping surface in the stored position.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of tagging a transaction that includes tagging a transaction with one of a first tag value or a second tag value, forming a set of clusters associated with the tagged transactions having a first value, and forming a second set of clusters associated with the tagged transactions having a second value. The computer implemented method also includes determining a fuzzy tag value based on a relationship between the transaction and one of the centroids of the clusters having a first tag value, and one of the centroids of the clusters having second value. The method also includes replacing the first tag value or the second tag value with the fuzzy tag value.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method of tagging a transaction that includes tagging a transaction with one of a first tag value or a second tag value, forming a set of clusters associated with the tagged transactions having a first value, and forming a second set of clusters associated with the tagged transactions having a second value. The computer implemented method also includes determining a fuzzy tag value based on a relationship between the transaction and one of the centroids of the clusters having a first tag value, and one of the centroids of the clusters having second value. The method also includes replacing the first tag value or the second tag value with the fuzzy tag value.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a bioenhancing/bioavailability-facilitating composition comprising: an effective amount of an extract and/or at least one bioactive fraction from Cuminum cyminum; one or more additive selected from drugs, nutrients, vitamins, nutraceuticals, herbal drugs/products, micro nutrients, antioxidants along with pharmaceuticaly acceptable additives/excipient, and optionally, an effective amount of piperine or extract/fraction of piper nigrum or piper longum; and a process for the preparation of such extracts and active fractions from plant Cuminum cyminum.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a bioenhancing/bioavailability-facilitating composition comprising: an effective amount of an extract and/or at least one bioactive fraction from Cuminum cyminum; one or more additive selected from drugs, nutrients, vitamins, nutraceuticals, herbal drugs/products, micro nutrients, antioxidants along with pharmaceutically acceptable additives/excipient, and optionally, an effective amount of piperine or extract/fraction of piper nigrum or piper longum; and a process for the preparation of such extracts and active fractions from plant Cuminum cyminum.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a bioenhancing/bioavailability-facilitating composition comprising: an effective amount of an extract and/or at least one bioactive fraction from Cuminum cyminum; one or more additive selected from drugs, nutrients, vitamins, nutraceuticals, herbal drugs/products, micro nutrients, antioxidants along with pharmaceuticaly acceptable additives/excipient, and optionally, an effective amount of piperine or extract/fraction of piper nigrum or piper longum; and a process for the preparation of such extracts and active fractions from plant Cuminum cyminum.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a bioenhancing/bioavailability-facilitating composition comprising:

Abstract: The present invention relates to a novel herbal nutraceutical and more particularly to novel herbal jams and jellies with proven pharmacological activities such as memory enhancer, antioxidant, anti-depressant, immuno-modulator, adapatogen, health promoter and chemically standardized on the basis of one or more bioactive constituents and also to a process for the manufacture of said herbal nutraceuticals.

Abstract: A solution for suppressing the formation of contrails from the exhaust of an engine including by weight between about 0.01% to 2.5% of the non-corrosive surfactant, between about 1% and 8% water, and between about 85% and 99% ethylene glycol. Another solution may include by weight a monohydric, dihydric or polyhydric alcohol in an amount of between about 85% and 99% and the non-corrosive surfactant in an amount of between about 0.01% and 8%. Still another solution may include an inorganic nucleating or hygroscopic salt, such as ammonium iodide, ammonium fluoride, silver iodide or calcium chloride in monohydric, dihydric or polyhydric alcohols and surfactant mixtures. Yet another solution may include an inorganic salt in monohydric, dihydric or polyhydric alcohols.

Abstract: A method of suppressing the formation of contrails from the exhaust of an engine operating in cold temperatures including the steps of providing a combined nucleating agent and freeze-point depressant selected from the group of water soluble monohydric, dihydric, trihydric or other polyhydric alcohols, or mixtures thereof, forming the solution into a vapor, and injecting the solution into the exhaust of the engine. The solution may include a non-corrosive surfactant. Another solution may include an organic or an inorganic nucleating agent, or mixtures thereof, in monohydric, dihydric or polyhydric alcohols, or mixtures thereof, and in addition may contain one or more surfactants.

Abstract: A method of suppressing the formation of contrails from the exhaust of an engine including the steps of providing a solution of a non-corrosive surfactant in a combined carrier and nucleating agent selected from the group of water soluble monohydric, dihydric, trihydric or other polyhydric alcohols, forming the solution into a vapor, and injecting the solution into the exhaust of the engine. The solution may include by weight between about 0.01% to 2.5% of the non-corrosive surfactant, between about 1% and 8% water, and between about 85% and 99% ethylene glycol. Another solution may include by weight a monohydric, dihydric or polyhydric alcohol in an amount of between about 85% and 99% and the non-corrosive surfactant in an amount of between about 0.01% and 8%. Still another solution may include an inorganic nucleating or hygroscopic salt, such as ammonium iodide, ammonium fluoride, silver iodide or calcium chloride in monohydric, dihydric or polyhydric alcohols and surfactant mixtures.