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Elias Kaplan

Burt L Swersey

Rikinkumar Ashwin Shah

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Allie Jordan Shuldman

Timothy Novak

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Marie Charlotte-Amalie Mélanie Clemessy

Stephen J Howard

Leonard Ndubisi Osahor

Dean Meloney

Julien André Michel Yerma

Marcie J Harvey

John P Weed

When composing an electronic message having at least one intended recipient, a contact manager provides contact information for one or more related recipients. The contact manager may receive an identifier associated with the intended recipient(s), which may be used to lookup and identify contact information for related recipient(s). The contact manager may access a contact database, and, using the identifier and relationship information, determine a contact for the related recipient. The contact manager may then populate the contact information for the contact in a recipient field or other compose surface.

Populating contact information within an electronic message based on contact relationship information

Permeability of a porous, sheet-like sample is determined using a device that is designed to measure the pressure differential between a first stream of fluid applied across an entire thickness of a test sample and a second stream of fluid applied across an entire thickness of a reference sample. The flow rate for both the test fluid flow system and the reference fluid flow system is determined independently, by measuring a pressure drop throughout the flow system. Data obtained from pressure and flow rate for test and reference fluids are used to calculate percent change in permeability and/or actual permeability using Darcy's Law.

Differential permeometer

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