Abstract: Provided are methods of determining effectiveness of face treatments comprising: providing a front-facing image of the face prior to use of the treatment; identifying a y-axis of the face, wherein the y-axis is defined by a line connecting the center position of the chin of the face through the center of the face; identifying an x-axis of the face, wherein the x-axis is defined by a line that is positioned at a 90-degree angle from the y-axis and goes through the center of the chin of the face; selecting a facial landmark; identifying a facial landmark line, wherein the facial landmark line is defined by a line connecting the center position of the chin of the face to the facial landmark; measuring the angle between the x-axis and the facial landmark line; carrying out the treatment on the face; providing a front-facing image of the face after the treatment.

Abstract: A food ordering and delivering system is disclosed to facilitate delivery of food and beverages at a beach. The system provides a software application communicatively coupled to a server system, a user can select a restaurant and cuisine, and then order food items. A delivery partner is automatically selected by the system for delivering the ordered food to a kiosk placed at the remote location or beach wherein the kiosk includes a plurality of lockers. In some embodiments, the locker is secured and is accessible using a passcode for accessing the food stored by the delivery partner. The application displays nearby restaurants, and the system eliminates the need to bring food to the remote location or to leave the remote location to go to a restaurant.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the disclosure a steam trap system and a method of operation is provided. The steam trap system includes a steam trap body and a disk operably coupled to the steam trap body, the disk being made from a magnetic material. A cap is coupled to the steam trap body adjacent the disk, the cap being made from a nonmagnetic material. A hall effect sensor operably coupled to the cap, the hall effect sensor being configured to generate a signal in response to movement of the disk.

Abstract: According to one aspect of the disclosure a steam trap system and a method of operation is provided. The steam trap system includes a steam trap body and a disk operably coupled to the steam trap body, the disk being made from a magnetic material. A cap is coupled to the steam trap body adjacent the disk, the cap being made from a nonmagnetic material. A hall effect sensor operably coupled to the cap, the hall effect sensor being configured to generate a signal in response to movement of the disk.

Abstract: Part of a plurality of ways are selected from among the ways according to a value of select data created based on tag address information which is part of address information, and cache tags are read. Further, when performing cache fill, the cache memory performs the cache fill on a cache entry selected from part of the ways according to the value of the select data. For select data used for selecting a way, e.g. parity data in connection with tag address information is used. A way to read a cache tag from is selected based on a value of parity data and further, the way of a cache entry to perform cache fill on is selected.

Abstract: Part of a plurality of ways are selected from among the ways according to a value of select data created based on tag address information which is part of address information, and cache tags are read. Further, when performing cache fill, the cache memory performs the cache fill on a cache entry selected from part of the ways according to the value of the select data. For select data used for selecting a way, e.g. parity data in connection with tag address information is used. A way to read a cache tag from is selected based on a value of parity data and further, the way of a cache entry to perform cache fill on is selected.

Abstract: The higher boiling ketone isomers are difficult to separate one from another by conventional distillation or rectification because of the close proximity of their boiling points. Ketone isomers can be readily separated from each other by extractive distillation. Typical examples of effective agents are: for 3-pentanone from 2-pentanone, dipropylene glycol; 3-hexanone from 2-hexanone, butoxypropanol; 3-heptanone from 2-heptanone, 50% ethylene glycol--50% butoxypropanol; 3-octanone from 2-octanone, ethylene glycol diacetate.