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Dropbox, Inc.

Itt Manufacturing Enterprises, Inc.

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

Neumora Therapeutics, Inc.

James C Harvey

Yuran Lu

Joseph B Houston

Rong Zhao

Kenneth Howard Marshall

Joseph Salg

Bruce J Russell

Paul Th Currie

Anne-Marie Beausoleil

Zhihua Ma

Jacob Hurwitz

Dilinie Fernando

Huy Nguyen

Alexander Embiricos

Stefano Cayre

Aadil Sarfani

Ryan Hudson

Paul Dransfield

John Stellwagen

Brian Sparling

Genevieve Sheehan

Darius Contractor

Paul T H Currie

Kevin John Donahoe

Geoffrey Charles Adleman

Thomas Dutcher

Joe Kraisorn

Emily Rose Stafford

A protected covering for displays used in outdoor environments is provided. Particularly, the protective covering may be provided over a display screen of a delivery locker system. The protective covering may protect the display screen from overheating from sun rays and other heat sources that may exist in an external environment. The protective covering may be configured to be moved between a first position in which the protective covering is covering the display screen and a second position in which the protective covering is not covering the display screen. This allows the protective covering to protect the display screen when not in use but also allow a user to move the protective covering to access the display screen when needed. The protective covering may also include magnets to secure the protective covering to the delivery locker system in the first position or the second position.

Protective coverings for displays used in outdoor environments

Some methods enable a first device to assist a second device in becoming authenticated with a content management system. The content management system can receive user credentials or an elevated access token from the first device. The content management system can respond to the first device with an access token for use by the second device. Alternatively, the content management system can send the access token directly to the second device. The second device can then use the access token for authenticated communications with the content management system.

Proxy authorization of a network device

The present disclosure relates to compounds of Formula (I), and pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, wherein the variable are as described herein, and compositions and uses of same for treating neurological disorders.

Methods of treating neurological disorders

An example computer implemented method to automatically download and install a second application can include a first application detecting that a condition has occurred. This first application can be preinstalled by the original equipment manufacturer. The first application can then present an interface for signing in to or signing up for a service. The first application can then download and install the second application. This downloading and installation can occur in the background without requiring user interaction. The second application can be a client application for the service and the first application can pass a token with login credentials to the second application. This can allow the second application to be authenticated with the service without requiring a user to reenter the user's credentials.

Automated application installation

A system and method for testing telescope optics are disclosed. The telescope optics can be testing in-situ, thus more accurately revealing the as-used optical conditions. The optical conditions are input to a test system which, by objective analysis, reveals a condition of the optics and an indication of the need for corrective action. A test bench for testing optics and for validating the test system using modeled telescope optics is also disclosed.

Telescope interferometric maintenance evaluation tool

A method of manufacturing a low-moisture penetrating decorative floor surface. The completed floor surface has an appearance of a solid granite slab floor with greater durability. The floor surface has a smooth, flat appearance and can be manufactured in different shapes. The floor surface may be formed over a wood or concrete sub-floor and includes a self-leveling, cementous, low moisture penetrating material to which suitable colorants may be added. The cementous material comprises a topping and silicate-based sealant mixture that is mixed together and poured and leveled over the sub-floor to a desired height. Flakes of contrasting material is then sprinkled over the top surface of the mixture to create a decorative appearance. After drying, the surface is finely ground to a smooth finish. A coat of silicate-based sealant is then applied to the surface that penetrates the porous surface to create a low moisture emitting surface The surface is then ground to a fine surface and rinsed.

Method of manufacturing decorative cementuous floor surface

058315250 The present invention provides for removable cartridge devices including removable cartridges having fan assisted cooling for housing data storage devices and brackets adapted for removably mounting the cartridges. Various features of these cartridge systems include temperature dependent fan speed control, fan failure alarms, data storage device identification number LED display and air filtration systems. Methods are provided for removably mounting these cartridges in a computer.

Filtered air, temperature controlled removable computer cartridge devices

An impulse converter is provided for converting angular impulses into linear impulses. The impulse converter includes a frame with frame members adapted to be oppositely rotated on the frame. The frame members may be rotated by any rotation generating device. Arms and masses are provided on the frame members, the masses are to be accelerated both radially and tangentially by the arms due to the rotation of the frame members. A rack and pinion mass retrieval unit is provided on each of the arms to throw out and/or retrieve the masses back along the length of the arm. The masses are re-accelerated along the arms, and re-retrieved by the rack and pinion mass retrieval unit which converts the radial and tangential accelerations into linear impulses.

Impulse converter

A flexible laryngoscope is intended for use with a light source which produces a light beam. The laryngoscope includes a body which has a fibre-optic bundle extending therefrom including a fibre-optic cable having a viewing end and a movable free end. An eyepiece is carried on the body and is optically connected to the viewing end of the fibre-optic bundle. Suitable optics are provided for directing a light beam from the light source to the fibre-optic cable. A directing mechanism is provided and positions the fibre-optic cable at a substantially 90.degree. angle to the eyepiece as the cable extends outwardly from the laryngoscope body. A guide mechanism is provided for controlling the location of the free end of the fibre-optic cable.

Single-handed fibre-optic flexible laryngoscope

A universal mount is disclosed herein for positioning small subjects for macro-photography which includes a box-like base having a releasable fastener for detachably coupling with a tripod mount of a conventional camera so as to downwardly depend therefrom. A fixed barrel tube outwardly projects in a cantilevered fashion from the side of the base and includes bearings for slidably and rotatably receiving an elongated focus tube arranged in coaxial and telescoping relationship therewith. A rod holder is carried on the free end of the focus tube having an axis normal to the central longitudinal axis of the focus tube for slidably supporting a specimen holder such as a clip or transparent box.

Universal mount for a specimen holder

A field microscope is disclosed herein for hand-held operation having a viewer body including a pair of bores lying on a parallel spaced-apart central axis for fixedly securing an eyepiece viewer with magnifying lens in a selected one of the bores and a slidable object mount in the other of the bores. The objective mount includes a guided track on its outwardly cantilevered end for frictional mounting of a detachable slide or panel intended to hold or carry the object to be viewed. The portion of the slide or panel retaining the object is movable with respect to the central optical axis of the lens and viewer by rotation of the objective mount or by linear movement thereof with respect to the body.

Portable field microscope

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Ft. Worth, TX, United States of America

James C Harvey