Abstract: A connector for interlocking components of scaffolding or other supporting structures for building forms. The connector includes a body having an internal chamber bounded laterally by planar first and second surfaces. A lever is seated in the chamber laterally intermediate and in close fit with the planar first and second surfaces for inhibiting lateral movement of the lever. The lever is movable between a lock position and a release position. A spring is seated in the chamber laterally intermediate and in close fit with the planar first and second surfaces for inhibiting lateral movement of the spring, the spring for biasing the lever into the lock position.

Abstract: An improved bridge overhang bracket assembly may include top, diagonal and side members. A hanger element may be mounted to the top member and pivotally attached proximate to the top end of the side member. The hanger element may be translatable along the top member for adjusting its longitudinal position, to vary the positions of the diagonal and side members quickly and easily, without disassembly, and may enable folding of the members to a shipping/storage position. A second hanger element may be mounted to the top member for attaching the assembly to a tie rod. The diagonal member may include at least one connection tab for receiving a bolt to connect the top and diagonal members together in the shipping/storage position. Also disclosed is a fastener assembly for securing a side rail to a T-bolt channel.

Abstract: A bridge overhang bracket assembly includes a top member having an upper surface. The top member and a diagonal member are pivotally attached proximate to respective distal and upper ends thereof. The diagonal member and a side member are pivotally attached proximate to respective lower and bottom ends thereof. A connection element is mounted to the top member and is pivotally attached to a top end of the side member. The connection element is translatable along the top member to adjust a longitudinal position of the connection element relative to the top member. The connection element does not extend above the upper surface of the top member.

Abstract: A bridge overhang bracket assembly includes a top member having an upper surface. The top member and a diagonal member are pivotally attached proximate to respective distal and upper ends thereof. The diagonal member and a side member are pivotally attached proximate to respective lower and bottom ends thereof. A connection element is mounted to the top member and is pivotally attached to a top end of the side member. The connection element is translatable along the top member to adjust a longitudinal position of the connection element relative to the top member. The connection element does not extend above the upper surface of the top member.

Abstract: A head support system may include a clip having a front member, a back member, and a joining member. The joining member of the clip connects the front and back members so that the front, back, and joining members define a U-shaped channel therebetween that is sized to receive a portion of the article of head wear. A first attachment member is mounted to the back member of the clip. A second attachment member is releasably engageable with the first attachment member so that when the first and second attachment members are engaged with one another they provide a holding force in a range of about 5.3-42.7 N. An adhesive provided on a back side of the second attachment member mounts the second attachment member to a seat back.

Abstract: A connector for interlocking components of scaffolding or other supporting structures for building forms. The connector includes a body having an internal chamber bounded laterally by planar first and second surfaces. A lever is seated in the chamber laterally intermediate and in close fit with the planar first and second surfaces for inhibiting lateral movement of the lever. The lever is movable between a lock position and a release position. A spring is seated in the chamber laterally intermediate and in close fit with the planar first and second surfaces for inhibiting lateral movement of the spring, the spring for biasing the lever into the lock position.

Abstract: A bridge overhang bracket assembly includes a top member, a diagonal member and a side member. The top and diagonal members are pivotally attached proximate to respective outer and upper ends thereof. The top and side members are pivotally attached proximate to respective inner and top ends thereof. The diagonal and side members are pivotally attached proximate to respective lower and bottom ends thereof. The side member is configured so that its length between the bottom and top ends is adjustable.

Abstract: A head support system may include a clip having a front member, a back member, and a joining member. The joining member of the clip connects the front and back members so that the front, back, and joining members define a U-shaped channel therebetween that is sized to receive a portion of the article of head wear. A first attachment member is mounted to the back member of the clip. A second attachment member is releasably engageable with the first attachment member so that when the first and second attachment members are engaged with one another they provide a holding force in a range of about 5.3-42.7 N. An adhesive provided on a back side of the second attachment member mounts the second attachment member to a seat back.

Abstract: A bridge overhang bracket assembly includes a top member, a diagonal member and a side member. The top and diagonal members are pivotally attached proximate to respective outer and upper ends thereof. The top and side members are pivotally attached proximate to respective inner and top ends thereof. The diagonal and side members are pivotally attached proximate to respective lower and bottom ends thereof. The side member is configured so that its length between the bottom and top ends is adjustable.

Abstract: An improved bridge overhang bracket assembly may include top, diagonal and side members. A hanger element may be mounted to the top member and pivotally attached proximate to the top end of the side member. The hanger element may be translatable along the top member for adjusting its longitudinal position, to vary the positions of the diagonal and side members quickly and easily, without disassembly, and may enable folding of the members to a shipping/storage position. A second hanger element may be mounted to the top member for attaching the assembly to a tie rod. The diagonal member may include at least one connection tab for receiving a bolt to connect the top and diagonal members together in the shipping/storage position. Also disclosed is a fastener assembly for securing a side rail to a T-bolt channel.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure include a camera carrying and mounting system. The system may include a camera plate configured to mount onto a camera and a coupling mechanism. The camera plate may include a first end, a second end, and a mounting hole configured to receive a fastening element to mount the camera plate to the camera, and the mounting hole may be positioned between the first end and the second end of the camera plate. The coupling mechanism may be coupled to the first end of the camera plate and configured to releasably engage a carrying structure to the camera plate, and the coupling mechanism may include a loop through which the carrying structure extends.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure include a camera carrying and mounting system. The system may include a camera plate configured to mount onto a camera and a coupling mechanism. The camera plate may include a first end, a second end, and a mounting hole configured to receive a fastening element to mount the camera plate to the camera, and the mounting hole may be positioned between the first end and the second end of the camera plate. The coupling mechanism may be coupled to the first end of the camera plate and configured to releasably engage a carrying structure to the camera plate, and the coupling mechanism may include a loop through which the carrying structure extends.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure include a camera carrying and mounting system. The system may include a camera plate configured to mount onto a camera, a carrying structure, and a coupling mechanism coupled to the camera plate and configured to releasably engage the carrying structure to the camera plate. The camera plate may be configured to secure the camera to a camera stand with the coupling mechanism remaining coupled to the camera plate.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present disclosure include a camera carrying and mounting system. The system may include a camera plate configured to mount onto a camera, a carrying structure, and a coupling mechanism coupled to the camera plate and configured to releasably engage the carrying structure to the camera plate. The camera plate may be configured to secure the camera to a camera stand with the coupling mechanism remaining coupled to the camera plate.

Abstract: A method for assembling a turbine engine including a compressor is disclosed. The method includes coupling an inlet including an inertial particle separator (IPS) and a first surface that is defined using a segment angle, to a gas turbine engine, and coupling the first surface substantially flush against a fuselage of an aircraft to reduce drag.

Abstract: A system and method for printing on media includes a printhead assembly, a memory, and a controller. The printhead assembly is configured to make physical print sweeps relative to print regions of the media and to print within the print regions during the physical print sweeps. The memory communicates with the printhead assembly and is configured to receive data associated with a logical print sweep. The data associated with the logical print sweep controls printing within a first print region of the media during a corresponding first physical print sweep. The controller communicates with the printhead assembly and memory. The controller initiates the first physical print sweep of the printhead assembly before all of the data associated with the logical print sweep is received by the memory.

Abstract: A particle separator which broadly includes: an inner wall, an outer wall and a splitter, wherein the inner and outer walls define an air intake passageway, and wherein the splitter is positioned between the inner and outer walls so as to define a scavenge air flow passageway connected to the intake passageway and a main air flow passageway connected to the intake passageway; the inner wall having a humped-shaped portion between the intake passageway and the main air flow passageway; the humped-shaped portion having a peak and a radius of curvature at any point on the hump-shaped portion of the inner wall after the peak corresponding to a degree of curvature of from about 30 to about 60 degrees; and a boundary layer control mechanism for providing active boundary layer control along the inner wall after the peak and within the main air flow passageway. Also provided is a method for providing active boundary layer flow control along the inner wall after the peak and within the main air flow passageway.