Informatica Corporation

Other

Avl List Gmbh

Fla.

Gary W Patterson

Ranjeet Tayi

Gregorio Convertino

Tianyi Li

Shima Kazerooni

Richard Grondin

Rahul Gupta

Vikram Tyarla

Ranjeet Kumar Tayi

Josef Moik

Howard L Cunningham

John L Winters

Jan M Clairmont

Dennis McKenna

Felix L Gotsa

Harry A Krum

A system, method and computer-readable medium for data protection simulation and optimization in a computer network, including grouping data stored in data stores in the computer network into groupings according to an architectural or a conceptual attributes, storing, current values of risk metrics for each grouping, each of the metrics corresponding to sensitive domains, receiving a risk reduction goal corresponding to at least one risk metric in the risk metrics, the at least one risk metric corresponding to at least one sensitive domain in the sensitive domains, determining a simulated value of the at least one risk metric for each grouping in the groupings by simulating application of a protection mechanism to sensitive data in each corresponding data store, the sensitive data corresponding to the at least one sensitive domain, and ranking the groupings based on the at least one simulated value of the at least one risk metric for each grouping.

Method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium for data protection simulation and optimization in a computer network

An apparatus, computer-readable medium, and computer-implemented method for generating a data proliferation graph, including receiving a selection of a target data store, identifying a plurality of data stores which have either received data that was previously on the target data store or which have sent data that was subsequently on the target data store, the plurality of data stores being divided into a plurality of proliferation levels corresponding to degrees of separation from the target data store and direction of data propagation relative to the target data store, generating a data proliferation graph, and transmitting at least one portion of the data proliferation graph.

Method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium for generating data proliferation graph

A method for producing an output data stream includes picking up and digitalizing a combustion chamber signal to a combustion chamber signal data stream and, simultaneously therewith, picking up and digitalizing a crankshaft angle signal to a crankshaft signal data stream. The combustion chamber signal data stream is split or duplicated into a first and a second combustion chamber signal data flow. The first combustion chamber signal data flow is filtered to a first filtered combustion chamber signal data stream and then transformed to a first transformed combustion chamber signal data stream. The second combustion chamber signal data flow is transformed to a second transformed combustion chamber signal data stream. The first and second transformed combustion chamber signal data streams are combined to an output data stream which comprises the first and second transformed combustion chamber signal data streams in a respective first and second crankshaft angle range.

Method for producing a combustion space signal data stream with interference suppression

Method, apparatus, and computer-readable medium for generating a data proliferation graph

A resistance assembly for a hydraulic resistance exercise apparatus includes a single-action hydraulic cylinder having a longitudinal axis and extending from a first end to a second end. The single-action cylinder provides resistance to compression of the cylinder, one end toward the other, but provides little or no resistance to extension of the cylinder, one end away from the other. A first compression linkage compresses the hydraulic cylinder in response to movement of a first exercise resistance lever in a first direction. A second compression linkage compresses the hydraulic cylinder in response to movement of a second exercise resistance lever in a second direction directly opposed to the first direction. An engagement exercise lever includes an engagement pin for selectively engaging the engagement exercise lever to move in fixed relation to one or the other the first or second exercise levers in both the first and second direction.

Reversible resistance assembly for hydraulic exercise apparatus

Hydraulic exercise apparatus

A hydraulic exercise apparatus includes a hydraulic pump for pumping fluid through a fluid circuit in response to movement of an exercise member along an exercise stroke in such a manner that the force required to move the exercise member is dependent upon the pressure of fluid pumped. The fluid circuit includes valve means for allowing fluid to flow through the circuit only when a fluid pressure exceeds a selected pressure. The hydraulic exercise apparatus further includes pressure selection means for determining the selected pressure in accordance with the position of the exercise member along the exercise stroke.

A support leg for trailer tongues which comprises an L-shaped ground support leg having a horizontal portion of square cross-section, a leg mounting bracket having a hollow cylindrical interior capped at one end and open at the other end with a circular cross-section of sufficient diameter to telescopically and rotatively receive the horizontal leg portion and terminating at its closed end in an internal leg-locking cavity of square cross-section, said internal cavity being adapted to telescoping receive said horizontal leg portion and restrain said horizontal leg portion against rotative movement, whereby said horizontal leg portion may be withdrawn from said internal leg locking cavity and rotate in said hollow cylindrical interior from a retracted to an extended position and vice versa and then telescopically inserted back into the internal cavity for locking engagement in the new position, a tension spring to resist telescoping disengagement of said leg horizontal portion from the internal leg locking cavity and a seal associated with the leg and the leg mounting bracket to effect an environmental seal.

Clamp-on support leg for trailer tongues

A multidrop network for effecting communications between a master site and a plurality of remote slave sites employs a multiport multiplexer at the master site and at slave sites, for interfacing multiple ports to a single telephone communication link. At the master site multiple/diverse types of data/signal processing equipments are coupled to respective ports of a master communications multiplexer or concentrator. Under internal processor control the master concentrator interfaces one of its input ports to an associated communications modem by way of which messages are exchanged over the telephone link. That input port of the master concentrator which is interfaced to its associated modem establishes a corresponding destination port of each remote concentrator that is coupled to a respective drop distributed along the telephone link. Interleaved between successive message (data) packets that are transmitted from the master site to addressed devices at remote sites are polling frames assembled by the master site concentrator which sequentially and periodically interrogate the respective ports of all remote concentrators for reply messages to be transmitted to master site terminal equipments which had previously sent requests for data.

Multidrop data concentrator communication network

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Denver, CO, United States of America

Gary W Patterson