Abstract: An MS 300 controls a mobility level (IMM) of user device in an idle mode depending on a movement; state of the user device. The ME 300 includes a movement state acquisition section 320 that acquires the movement state of the user device, a mobility level selector 330 chat selects a mobility level out of the multiple mobility levels based on the movement state of the user device acquired by the movement state acquisition section 320, and a mobility level notification section 340 that notifies the user device of the mobility level selected by the mobility level selector 330.

Abstract: Methods and devices for creating monolayer arrays of cells or particles are described which may be used for high-throughput cell sorting and analysis, or other particle sorting applications. A cell loading system is described, the system comprising a porous mesh having a plurality of openings arranged in a random or repeating pattern across a surface. The porous mesh is used for preparing a layer of target particles, e.g., cells, distributed and spaced apart in a two-dimensional configuration on or within the mesh. Each of the plurality of openings in the mesh is configured to receive and permit a target particle to pass through when a fluid containing the target particles is dispensed on the surface of the mesh.

Abstract: Provided are an anchor point control device and an anchor point control method that make it possible to select a more suitable anchor point when dynamically changing an anchor point (route switching point). An ME (300) acquires user information indicating at least either an attribute or a state of UE (100), and selects an anchor point out of an anchor point AL and an anchor point AC based on the acquired user information. In addition, the ME (300) notifies the UE 100 of the selected anchor point.

Abstract: A radio communication system includes user equipment; a call control device; a subscriber management device; and a connection device that connects an application server, wherein the subscriber management device includes a subscriber information storage unit that stores subscriber information that associates a first identifier for identifying the user equipment in the radio communication system with a second identifier for identifying the user equipment in the application server, wherein the call control device includes a first context storage unit and a first communication processing unit that transmits the first identifier, the second identifier, and a call control device identifier to the connection device, and wherein the connection device includes a second context storage unit and a second communication processing unit that reports, to the application server, that the second identifier is activated.

Abstract: A radio communication system includes user equipment; a call control device; a subscriber management device; and a connection device that connects an application server, wherein the subscriber management device includes a subscriber information storage unit that stores subscriber information that associates a first identifier for identifying the user equipment in the radio communication system with a second identifier for identifying the user equipment in the application server, wherein the call control device includes a first context storage unit and a first communication processing unit that transmits the first identifier, the second identifier, and a call control device identifier to the connection device, and wherein the connection device includes a second context storage unit and a second communication processing unit that reports, to the application server, that the second identifier is activated.

Abstract: An MS 300 controls a mobility level (IMM) of user device in an idle mode depending on a movement; state of the user device. The ME 300 includes a movement state acquisition section 320 that acquires the movement state of the user device, a mobility level selector 330 chat selects a mobility level out of the multiple mobility levels based on the movement state of the user device acquired by the movement state acquisition section 320, and a mobility level notification section 340 that notifies the user device of the mobility level selected by the mobility level selector 330.

Abstract: Provided are an anchor point control device and an anchor point control method that make it possible to select a more suitable anchor point when dynamically changing an anchor point (route switching point). An ME (300) acquires user information indicating at least either an attribute or a state of UE (100), and selects an anchor point out of an anchor point AL and an anchor point AC based on the acquired user information. In addition, the ME (300) notifies the UE 100 of the selected anchor point.

Abstract: Building and maintaining an accurate and up-to-date inventory of applications deployed throughout an organization are described. In one aspect, an application directory facilitates automated and standardized entry of information on an application. The application directory provides a series of browser-rendered interfaces that collects data about the application. These different types of data are organized according to a logical data model that defines multiple hierarchical levels of data types and relationships amongst the hierarchical levels. The collection of registered applications forms an inventory that may be used to manage these assets. In another aspect, the application directory allows authorized users to manage the inventory of applications.

Abstract: Provided is a radio communication system, a radio base station, a mobility management entity, a user device, and a communication control method in which an idle user device can be quickly and reliably returned to a connected state in a configuration in which a huge number of user devices (UE) are connected to a radio network such as in CIoT. The communication control method includes forwarding, when UE has transitioned from a connected state to an idle state, in which eNB forwards to MME AS Context that is a context of an access layer between the UE and the eNB; transmitting in which the MME transmits the AS Context to the eNB in response to an acquisition request of the AS Context from the eNB; and causing the eNB to return the UE to the connected state by using the AS Context transmitted from the MME.

Abstract: A method for deriving a representation of an image, by processing signals corresponding to the image, comprises identifying a plurality of feature points in the image, deriving feature descriptors of feature points, and assigning feature descriptors to pre-defined center points, wherein each feature descriptor is assigned to a plurality of center points, the method further comprising, for each center point, calculating the difference between each feature descriptor assigned to said center point, deriving a value descriptor for each center point from said calculated differences, and deriving the representation from said value descriptors for said center points.

Abstract: Building and maintaining an accurate and up-to-date global inventory of hardware, software, and telecommunications assets deployed throughout an organization is described. A global inventory warehouse (GIW) receives an identification and physical location of these assets from multiple source systems. Some of these source systems contain information pertaining to the assets that has been manually entered into the source system by a human administrator. Other source systems, meanwhile, contain information that has been automatically collected by the source systems without human intervention. The GIW receives this information from the source systems and stores it within a GIW database. The GIW database may thus contain a global inventory of all or nearly all of the hardware, software, and telecommunications assets distributed throughout the organization. This database may also contain an identification of physical locations within the organization of all or substantially all of these assets.

Abstract: A method for deriving a representation of an image, by processing signals corresponding to the image, comprises identifying a plurality of feature points in the image, deriving feature descriptors of feature points, and assigning feature descriptors to pre-defined centre points, wherein each feature descriptor is assigned to a plurality of centre points, the method further comprising, for each centre point, calculating the difference between each feature descriptor assigned to said centre point, deriving a value descriptor for each centre point from said calculated differences, and deriving the representation from said value descriptors for said centre points.

Abstract: The invention provides a system and method for dissolution testing. The system includes multiple dissolution vessels and a dose carrier positioned above the dissolution vessels. The dose carrier holds multiple removable carousels that receive individual doses for dissolution tested. Carousels that receive tablets or sinkers typically have a first configuration, while carousels that receive baskets typically have a second configuration. The two different configurations of carousels are interchangeable on the same dose ring. The system further includes a drive head positioned above the dose carrier, the drive head having a basket arbor and a mixing paddle removably and interchangeably attached. A pipettor integral with the system transfers sample aliquots having volumes in the range of 50 ?l to 1 ml from the dissolution vessels to wells of an external receptacle.

Abstract: Building and maintaining an accurate and up-to-date global inventory of hardware, software, and telecommunications assets deployed throughout an organization is described. A global inventory warehouse (GIW) receives an identification and physical location of these assets from multiple source systems. Some of these source systems contain information pertaining to the assets that has been manually entered into the source system by a human administrator. Other source systems, meanwhile, contain information that has been automatically collected by the source systems without human intervention. The GIW receives this information from the source systems and stores it within a GIW database. The GIW database may thus contain a global inventory of all or nearly all of the hardware, software, and telecommunications assets distributed throughout the organization. This database may also contain an identification of physical locations within the organization of all or substantially all of these assets.

Abstract: The invention provides a system and method for dissolution testing. The system includes multiple dissolution vessels and a dose carrier positioned above the dissolution vessels. The dose carrier holds multiple removable carousels that receive individual doses for dissolution tested. Carousels that receive tablets or sinkers typically have a first configuration, while carousels that receive baskets typically have a second configuration. The two different configurations of carousels are interchangeable on the same dose ring. The system further includes a drive head positioned above the dose carrier, the drive head having a basket arbor and a mixing paddle removably and interchangeably attached. A pipettor integral with the system transfers sample aliquots having volumes in the range of 50 ?l to 1 ml from the dissolution vessels to wells of an external receptacle.

Abstract: The invention provides a system and method for dissolution testing. The system includes multiple dissolution vessels and a dose carrier positioned above the dissolution vessels. The dose carrier holds multiple removable carousels that receive individual doses for dissolution tested. Carousels that receive tablets or sinkers typically have a first configuration, while carousels that receive baskets typically have a second configuration. The two different configurations of carousels are interchangeable on the same dose ring. The system further includes a drive head positioned above the dose carrier, the drive head having a basket arbor and a mixing paddle removably and interchangeably attached. A pipettor integral with the system transfers sample aliquots having volumes in the range of 50 ?l to 1 ml from the dissolution vessels to wells of an external receptacle.

Abstract: The invention provides a system and method for dissolution testing. The system includes multiple dissolution vessels and a dose carrier positioned above the dissolution vessels. The dose carrier holds multiple removable carousels that receive individual doses for dissolution tested. Carousels that receive tablets or sinkers typically have a first configuration, while carousels that receive baskets typically have a second configuration. The two different configurations of carousels are interchangeable on the same dose ring. The system further includes a drive head positioned above the dose carrier, the drive head having a basket arbor and a mixing paddle removably and interchangeably attached. A pipettor integral with the system transfers sample aliquots having volumes in the range of 50 ?l to 1 ml from the dissolution vessels to wells of an external receptacle.

Abstract: The invention provides a system and method for dissolution testing. The system includes multiple dissolution vessels and a dose carrier positioned above the dissolution vessels. The dose carrier holds multiple removable carousels that receive individual doses for dissolution tested. Carousels that receive tablets or sinkers typically have a first configuration, while carousels that receive baskets typically have a second configuration. The two different configurations of carousels are interchangeable on the same dose ring. The system further includes a drive head positioned above the dose carrier, the drive head having a basket arbor and a mixing paddle removably and interchangeably attached. A pipettor integral with the system transfers sample aliquots having volumes in the range of 50 ?l to 1 ml from the dissolution vessels to wells of an external receptacle.

Abstract: Building and maintaining an accurate and up-to-date global inventory of hardware, software, and telecommunications assets deployed throughout an organization is described. A global inventor warehouse (GIW) receives an identification and physical location of these assets from multiple source systems. Some of these source systems contain information pertaining to the assets that has been manually entered into the source system by a human administrator. Other source systems, meanwhile, contain information that has been automatically collected by the source systems without human intervention. The GIW receives this information from the source systems and stores it within a GIW database. The GIW database may thus contain a global inventory of all or nearly all of the hardware, software, and telecommunications assets distributed throughout the organization. This database may also contain an identification of physical locations within the organization of all or substantially all of these assets.

Abstract: The present invention relates to hard surface cleaning compositions, and their use. It is an object of the present invention to provide a hard surface cleaning composition providing hygiene to a hard surface, whilst being easily positioned onto a hard surface; even a wet surface. The present invention provides a hard surface cleaning composition, which is at least partially transparent or translucent, characterized in that it comprises a surfactant system forming a liquid crystalline phase in the presence of water and biocide material.