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Lockheed Martin Corporation

General Electric Company

Falkonry Inc.

Joseph W Porter

Wayne Blackwell

John F Hartman

David Bailey

Bruce A Williams

Mark Gaug

Bryan Dalton

Michael W Finney

Jamie R Swetland

David Benninger

Jonathan Wee

Thomas Erb

Clifford Solowiej

Gerald Sensenig

William Olver

Jamie Micha

Matthew Bossard

Kalon Riehle

Kevin Zimmer

Frank Sweet

Leslie Scrivener

John Patrick

Daniel Ondreyko

Kenneth Marks

Nikunj R Mehta

Steven G Kaali

Michael J Riess

Peter M Schwolsky

Daniel Kearns

John Nasakaitis

Vukasin Toroman

Donald E Becker

John Nasakaitus

Alan C Hayes

Namrata Rao

Jamie Swetland

John Nasakiatus

Bruce Willams

John Hartman

An anomaly diagnosis system obtains a plurality of anomaly signals corresponding to a plurality of sensor signals of a physical system and segments one or more anomaly signals into a plurality of time segments. The system determines an anomaly score for each time segment based on anomaly values of the one or more anomaly signals during the time segment and identifies an anomaly time interval corresponding to at least one consecutive time segment within the plurality of time segments. The system clusters the plurality of anomaly signals within the anomaly time interval to identify an anomaly group of sensor signals associated with the anomaly time interval and determines an aggregate anomaly score for the anomaly group. The system generates a graphical user interface presenting a representation of the anomaly group of sensor signals and the aggregate anomaly scores and causes the graphical user interface to be displayed on a user device.

Anomaly diagnosis for time series data

The invention generally relates to a facility wide sorting and/or sequencing system for improving product processing operations and, more particularly, to a facility wide system and related functionality for simultaneously sorting and sequencing mixed mail pieces such as, for example, flats and letter mail pieces. The flats and letter mail pieces are placed in frames so that all types of mail pieces can be sorted and/or sequenced simultaneously through merging and diverting a stream of filled trays into and out of different streams at a full or substantially full transport speed.

Facility wide mixed mail sorting and/or sequencing system and components and methods thereof

A method and device for birth control which comprises producing an electrical force within the cervical canal of a female for acting on male sperm and preventing migration of the sperm through the cervical canal and into the uterine cavity. The electrical force is provided by a self-contained, sealed battery capable by itself of producing an electromotive force and is inserted within the cervical canal and retained therein over extended periods of use. The device is designed such that it does not impede the free flow of menstrual and other discharges through the cervical canal and is fabricated with or covered by biologically inert material so that it can be retained in place in the cervical canal for indefinite periods as long as desired by the user for birth control purposes. The device is provided with anchoring means which are designed to engage the wall of the cervical canal for securely holding the device in place within the cervical canal with the electric force producing electrodes so positioned as to be exposed to fluids passing through the cervical canal.

Birth control method and device employing electric forces

An insulation system for protecting metal membranes that seal a fluidization grid floor in a process vessel to the vessel wall or to a standpipe in the vessel. The seal is comprised of erosion-resistant castable refractory, compressible insulation and metal in specifically arranged layers and in a manner such that expansion of the grid floor does not stress the castable refractory.

Insulation system for process vessel

This high voltage circuit breaker comprises a vacuum type interrupter and a fluid-blast type interrupter electrically connected in series and arranged to be opened substantially simultaneously so that concurrent arcing occurs in the two interrupters until about the time a natural current zero is reached. The vacuum interrupter is relied upon to withstand the usual recovery voltage during the initial period after arcing and the fluid-blast interrupter to withstand the recovery voltage after this initial period. Immediately after the circuit has been interrupted by this coaction of the two interrupters, the vacuum interrupter is closed while the fluid blast interrupter remains open, thus relieving the vacuum interrupter of continuing voltage appearing across the circuit breaker.

High-voltage electric circuit breaker comprising series-connected vacuum

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Billings, MT, United States of America

Joseph W Porter