Abstract: A system and method for steering a trailer include the trailer being coupled to a fifth wheel of a motor vehicle. A trailer steering system for the motor vehicle includes a sliding rail mounted on a vehicle frame of the motor vehicle and extending along a lateral direction of the motor vehicle, a slider slidingly arranged on the sliding rail and carrying the fifth wheel for coupling the trailer to the motor vehicle, and a control device configured to control movement of the slider along the sliding rail depending on a current steering angle of the motor vehicle.

Abstract: A refueling adapter for an alternative fuel vehicle includes a first filling port that is fluidly coupled to an inlet nozzle of a fuel tank of the alternative fuel vehicle. The first filling port is configured to fit an inlet nozzle of a first dispensing type. A second filling port fluidly coupled to a dispenser nozzle of an alternative fuel dispenser. The second filling port is configured to fit a dispenser nozzle of a second dispensing type, the second dispensing type being different from the first dispensing type. An adapter controller is configured to communicate with a vehicle fueling system of the alternative fuel vehicle and a valve providing a fluid connection between the first filling port and the second filling port and is operated by the adapter controller to selectively open and close the fluid connection.

Abstract: A method is described and illustrated for filling packages open on one side, in particular cardboard composite packages, with flowable products, in particular foodstuffs, in a filling machine. So that the packages can be impinged sufficiently and reliably with hot air, drying air and/or sterilising agent simply, quickly and with a small space requirement, it is provided that hot air, drying air and/or sterilising agent is introduced into the packages 2 open on one side from above via at least one nozzle as they are transported past under the nozzle and in that the hot air, the drying air and/or the sterilising agent are directed towards the packages from at least one elongated nozzle slot extending transverse to the transport direction.

Abstract: A method is described for filling packages open on one side with flowable products in a filling machine. In order for the packages open on one side to be processed reliably, it is provided that hot air, drying air, sterilising agent and/or flowable product is introduced via at least one nozzle into packages open on one side, that the packages are moved from a starting position, before the introduction of the air, agent, and/or flowable product, into an end position, after the introduction of the air, agent, and/or flowable product, and that the packages, during the introduction of the air, agent, and/or flowable product, are moved along a straight or continuously curved transport direction defined by the starting position and the end position and are moved in a processing movement overlaying the transport direction and extending at least in sections transversely to the transport direction.

Abstract: All feedback cycles in a circuit network which cross only non-scannable memory elements are detected in linear run time. The method models a circuit network as a directed graph, then attributes network elements so that a single feedback cycle may be found in constant time. In the breadth first version, feedback is detected by traversing at most a constant distance back to the last scannable memory element. In the depth first version, graph nodes are not FINISHED until all predecessors are FINISHED. Feedback is found immediately if a node runs into another node that is NOT—FINISHED. This feedback is illegal if both nodes are in a zone defined by the same scannable memory element. The resulting identification and removal of feedback loops crossing only non-scannable memory elements significantly reduces the subsequent complexity of test pattern generation. This ensures a faster, more reliable, and more accurate test process after circuit fabrication.

Abstract: A digital hardware system slides a sequence to be searched, such as a genome, past a query sequence, such as a DNA fragment, via shift registers. In parallel, multiple alignments between search and query sequences are compared. As each alignment consists of many elements (characters), the parallel matching process is highly accelerated over sequential element-by-element comparison. Individual element comparisons are made using equivalence operators, such as XNOR logic gates. The results of individual element comparisons are then consolidated into a single signal: “hit” or “miss”, indicating whether all the elements for the particular alignment under test matched or not. After comparison, the search sequence is shifted by a number of elements equal to the number of parallel alignments compared, and the process repeats. An additional shifting prefetch buffer increases memory efficiency by alleviating the need to fetch data every cycle.

Abstract: All feedback cycles in a circuit network which cross only non-scannable memory elements are detected in linear run time. The method models a circuit network as a directed graph, then attributes network elements so that a single feedback cycle may be found in constant time. In the breadth first version, feedback is detected by traversing at most a constant distance back to the last scannable memory element. In the depth first version, graph nodes are not FINISHED until all predecessors are FINISHED. Feedback is found immediately if a node runs into another node that is NOT_FINISHED. This feedback is illegal if both nodes are in a zone defined by the same scannable memory element. The resulting identification and removal of feedback loops crossing only non-scannable memory elements significantly reduces the subsequent complexity of test pattern generation. This ensures a faster, more reliable, and more accurate test process after circuit fabrication.

Abstract: A digital hardware system slides a sequence to be searched, such as a genome, past a query sequence, such as a DNA fragment, via shift registers. In parallel, multiple alignments between search and query sequences are compared. As each alignment consists of many elements (characters), the parallel matching process is highly accelerated over sequential element-by-element comparison. Individual element comparisons are made using equivalence operators, such as XNOR logic gates. The results of individual element comparisons are then consolidated into a single signal: “hit” or “miss”, indicating whether all the elements for the particular alignment under test matched or not. After comparison, the search sequence is shifted by a number of elements equal to the number of parallel alignments compared, and the process repeats. An additional shifting prefetch buffer increases memory efficiency by alleviating the need to fetch data every cycle.