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Helen of Troy Limited

Included Health, Inc.

Jack W Sullivan

James G Montagnino

George A Schmidt

Richard A Gibson

Daniel Santhouse

James C Weber

Peyton Rose

Matt Forbes

Jennifer Kong

Susan Enneking

Methods, systems, and computer-readable media for the generation of real-time recommendations using natural language processing. The method receives a request for a benefit recommendation; generates at least one tag based on input data; extracts, based on the at least one tag, at least one observation and at least one action from the input data; predicts at least one recommendation based on the extracted at least one observation and the extracted at least one action in real time; and sends the at least one predicted recommendation for display to a user device.

Systems and methods for providing real-time recommendations using natural language processing

Housing for a hairsetter

In both the socket linkage and the ball bearing assembly the formed metal engages the curvature of the ball more than 90.degree. which retains the parts in assembled relationship. The forming is accomplished by cupping metal into a die with clearance between the die and the punch less than the metal thickness to cold extrude the metal past the minimum clearance. In the case of the socket linkage the ball is used as the punch and the forming operation completes the assembly of the ball to the socket. Each race of the ball bearing assembly must be stripped from the curved forming part (die or punch) before final assembly with the balls. If the stripping operation deforms the metal past its elastic limit, the desired shape can be restored by use of a straight walled forming part before or after the races have been assembled with the balls between the races.

Ball and socket linkage and bearing assembly

In both the socket linkage and the ball bearing assembly the formed metal engages the curvature of the ball more than 90.degree. which retains the parts in assembled relationship. The forming is accomplished by cupping metal into a die with clearance between the die and the punch less than the metal thickness to cold extrude the metal past the minimum clearance. In the case of the socket linkage the ball is used as the punch and the forming operation completes the assembly of the ball to the socket. Each race of the bal bearing assembly must be stripped from the curved forming part (die or punch) before final assembly with the balls. If the stripping operation deforms the metal past its elastic limit, the desired shape can be restored by use of a straight walled forming part before or after the races have been assembled with the balls between the races.

Ball and socket linkage and bearing assembly and method of fabricating

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Oshkosh, WI, United States of America

Jack W Sullivan