Science Applications International Corporation

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Gary David Warren

Richard R Chipman

Harshavardhan M Karandikar

Alan Mankofsky

Kenneth J Laskey

Ralph Matera

Systems, methods, and apparatuses are described for accelerating projectiles at high velocity. A barrel may include one or more heaters configured to heat a bore of the barrel prior to launch of a projectile. The barrel bore may be formed in a tungsten sleeve and may be heated to high temperatures. Heat from the barrel bore may be transferred to expanding propellant behind a projectile as it travels through the barrel bore.

Projectile accelerator with heatable barrel

A networked catalog search, retrieval, and information correlation and matching system is disclosed. The system allows suppliers to publish information in electronic catalogs, structure the information in an object oriented representation distributed across a network of computers, for example, the Internet. The system also enables customers to search and retrieve information on products and suppliers that match dynamically specified customer requirements. Through retrieving protocol compliant pages or other information, a search engine forwards retrieved pages to a database which sorts received information by the information's internal organization structure. By searching the information as stored in the knowledge base, a user may quickly retrieve the stored information as highly tailored to the user's search strategy. Also, additional tools operate on the stored information to, inter alia, organize design trades between selected elements where additional design and selection options are provided to each user. Further, the system supports product creation as formed of constituent parts. These products may then be used as parts to be formed into higher-level products.

Retrieving, organizing, and utilizing networked data using databases

A networked catalog search, retrieval, and information correlation and matching system is disclosed. The system allows suppliers to publish information in electronic catalogs, structure the information in an object oriented representation distributed across a network of computers, for example, the Internet. The system also enables customers to search and retrieve information on products and suppliers which match dynamically specified customer requirements. Through retrieving compliant HTML pages, a search engine forwards retrieved pages to an object oriented database which sorts received information by the information's internal organization structure. By searching the information as stored in the knowledge base, a user may quickly retrieve the stored information as highly tailored to the user's search strategy. Also, additional tools operate on the stored information so as to, inter alia, organize design trades between selected elements where additional design and selection options are provided to each user. Further, the system supports product creation as formed of constituent parts. These products may then be used as parts to be formed into higher level products.

System, method, and medium for retrieving, organizing, and utilizing networked data

System, method, and medium for retrieving, organizing, and utilizing

The invention is a fender hinge cover for covering the damaged area which typically surrounds a motorcycle fender hinge. The fender hinge cover comprises a shell having a notched recess and bores which are threaded. Locking screws, threaded to correspond to the thread of the bores, are located within said bores. The shell is placed over the hinge and hinge pin of a motorcycle fender and the locking screws are turned within the bores so that they travel towards and contact the hinge pin, thus locking the hinge within the notched recess of the shell. Accordingly, the fender hinge cover is secured to the hinge and thus fender of the motorcycle, and conceals any damage to the finish of the fender which may immediately surround the hinge.

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Fairfax Station, VA, United States of America

Gary David Warren