Abstract: In some implementations, a client device may provide, in a document object of a user interface, a primary document content section, and a secondary document content section that includes first document content. The client device may receive, via a first input and a second input, user input of a particular combination of an objective and an outcome for the objective. The client device may obtain presentation information that identifies a plurality of informational content blocks responsive to the particular combination. The client device may insert code based on the presentation information into the document object, where the code causes the secondary document content section to change content from the first document content to second document content. The client device may provide the user interface for presentation by the client device based on inserting the code into the document object.

Abstract: An oscillator circuit is provided that adapts to voltage supply variations. The circuit first and second delays lines connected inputs of an edge detector, one delay line supplied by a reference voltage and the other with a drooping supply voltage. The edge detector generates an output clock based on a relationship between the inputs. The output clock applied to the signal inputs of the first and second delay lines. The output clock has a voltage dependent frequency performance curve with a slope dependent at least on the second delay line delay and a delay of the edge detector. At least one of the first delay line, the second delay line, and the edge detector delay are adjusted to change the slope of the performance curve.

Abstract: A apparatus includes a reference signal generator, a droop detection circuit, a digital frequency-locked loop (DFLL), and a DFLL control circuit. The reference signal generator that receives a digital value and produces a pulse-density modulated signal based on the digital value. The droop detection circuit converts the pulse-density modulated signal to an analog signal, compares the analog signal to a monitored supply voltage, and responsive to detecting a droop of the monitored supply voltage below a designated value relative to the analog signal, produces a droop detection signal. The DFLL provides a clock signal for synchronizing circuitry within a domain of the monitored supply voltage. The DFLL control circuit, responsive to receiving the droop detection signal, causes the DFLL to slow the clock signal.

Abstract: This invention generally relates to pull back toy cars. Specifically, this invention discloses mechanisms relating to uses of a gearbox contained inside an wheel assembly in order to create vibration sensitivity to enhance user experiences. More specifically, the unique feature of placing more than one gearbox in the wheel assembly offers the pull back toy car with more variety in terms of play style, including a wheel-like pull back toy car, a two-wheel pull back toy car with various levels of vibration set by a user. Further, this invention includes the user of a handle attached to a gearbox so that the location of the gearbox placed within the wheel assembly can be changed so that the level of vibration of the wheel assembly or the toy vehicle can also be adjusted freely by the user.

Abstract: According to embodiments of the disclosed technology, systems and methods are provided for a mobile gateway I.T. system that is configured to receive a message from a source for transmission to a destination and multiple varying communication channels on which to transmit the message to the destination. The system may use a logic control library that is tightly coupled to the mobile gateway and the communication channels. The logic control library may be configured to select a first communication channel from the communication channels to route the message for transmission to the destination. The logic control library may be further configured to select a second communication channel from the communication channels to route the message for transmission to the destination in response to a period of time expiring without receiving a confirmation protocol from the destination via the first communication channel.

Abstract: A method for practical prediction of the three-dimensional structure of ?-helical membrane proteins (HMPs) is described. The method allows one to predict the binding site and structure for strongly bound ligands. The method combines a protocol of computational methods enabling a complete ensemble of packings to be sampled and systematically reducing this ensemble to progressively more accurate structures until at the end there remain a few that might be functionally relevant and likely to play a role in all binding and activation processes. This method is well suited to automatic operation making it practical to obtain, for example, the ensemble of important structures for all human GPCRs. With this ensemble of all active GPCR structures in the human body, an infimum method is presented to maximize efficacy toward the selected target while minimizing binding to all other GPCRs to eliminate toxicity arising from cross-reacting with other GPCRs (a most common source of drug failure).

Abstract: A computer readable storage medium includes executable instructions to convert a destination document into a destination document tree hierarchy. The destination document tree hierarchy is flattened into a destination document hash table comprising a set of destination document keys and a set of destination document values. A source document is converted into a source document tree hierarchy. The source document tree hierarchy is flattened into a source document hash table comprising a set of source document key-value pairs. A source document key-value pair comprising a key and a value is identified, where the key is not in the set of destination document keys. The source document key-value is added to a changelist. A destination document key is identified, where the destination document key is not a key in a key-value pair in the set of source document key-value pairs. The destination document key is added to the changelist.

Abstract: The creaser accessory device includes first and second plates pivotally connected to a lever arm that can be operated by a user to pivot the plates away from each other to receive a portion of a garment, and toward each other to press the portion of the garment such as to form a crease in the garment. The typically have apertures therethrough to allow steam from a hand held steam generating device removably coupled to the creaser accessory device to pass through the apertures to heat the portion of the garment when received in the creaser accessory device.

Abstract: The creaser accessory device includes first and second plates pivotally connected to a lever arm that can be operated by a user to pivot the plates away from each other to receive a portion of a garment, and toward each other to press the portion of the garment such as to form a crease in the garment. The typically have apertures therethrough to allow steam from a hand held steam generating device removably coupled to the creaser accessory device to pass through the apertures to heat the portion of the garment when received in the creaser accessory device.

Abstract: A method for practical prediction of the three-dimensional structure of ?-helical membrane proteins (HMPs) is described. The method allows one to predict the binding site and structure for strongly bound ligands. The method combines a protocol of computational methods enabling a complete ensemble of packings to be sampled and systematically reducing this ensemble to progressively more accurate structures until at the end there remain a few that might be functionally relevant and likely to play a role in all binding and activation processes. This method is well suited to automatic operation making it practical to obtain, for example, the ensemble of important structures for all human GPCRs. With this ensemble of all active GPCR structures in the human body, an infimum method is presented to maximize efficacy toward the selected target while minimizing binding to all other GPCRs to eliminate toxicity arising from cross-reacting with other GPCRs (a most common source of drug failure).

Abstract: A computer readable storage medium includes executable instructions to convert a destination document into a destination document tree hierarchy. The destination document tree hierarchy is flattened into a destination document hash table comprising a set of destination document keys and a set of destination document values. A source document is converted into a source document tree hierarchy. The source document tree hierarchy is flattened into a source document hash table comprising a set of source document key-value pairs. A source document key-value pair comprising a key and a value is identified, where the key is not in the set of destination document keys. The source document key-value is added to a changelist. A destination document key is identified, where the destination document key is not a key in a key-value pair in the set of source document key-value pairs. The destination document key is added to the changelist.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for processing spoken requests from a user. A spoken first request from the user is received, and keywords in the first request are recognized for use as first searching criteria. The first request of the user is satisfied through use of the first searching criteria. A second spoken request from the user is received, and keywords in the second request are recognized for use as second searching criteria. Upon determining that additional data is needed to complete the second searching criteria before satisfying the second request, at least a portion of the recognized keywords of the first request is used to provide the additional data for completing the second searching criteria. Thereupon, the second request of the user is satisfied through use of the completed second searching criteria.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for generating speech models for use in speech recognition of a user speech input. Word conceptual networks are formed by grouping words with pre-selected pivot words. The groupings of words form phrases directed to pre-selected concepts. Phoneme networks are associated with the words in the word conceptual networks. The phoneme networks contain probabilities for recognizing the words in the word conceptual networks. A language model is partitioned into sub-language models based upon the pivot words. The sub-language models include the phoneme networks that are associated with the words grouped with the sub-language models' respective pivot words.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for handling a speech dialogue with a user. Speech input from a user contains words directed to a plurality of concepts. The user speech input contains a request for a service to be performed. Speech recognition of the user speech input is used to generate recognized words. A dialogue template is applied to the recognized words. The dialogue template has nodes that are associated with predetermined concepts. The nodes include different request processing information. Conceptual regions are identified within the dialogue template based upon which nodes are associated with concepts that approximately match the concepts of the recognized words. The user's request is processed by using the request processing information of the nodes contained within the identified conceptual regions.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for processing requests voiced by a user. User speech input is received that contains words from the user that are directed to at least one concept. The user speech input contains a request for a service to be performed. Speech recognition of the user speech input generates recognized words. The concept of the user speech input is determined by applying fuzzy logic rules to the recognized words. The fuzzy logic rules define non-crisp relationships among predetermined concepts. The user's request is processed based upon the determined concept of the user speech input.

Abstract: A computer-implemented method and system for speech recognition of a user speech input. A web page is retrieved from the Internet so that words from the web page may be analyzed to determine word usage data. Concepts that are associated with the words from the web page are also determined. The word usage data and concepts are used to recognize words of the user speech input. The method and system also include using the identified word usage data and concepts to create a summary of the web page. The summary is then voiced to the user.