International Business Machines Corporation

Accell North America, Inc.

Janus Cycle Group, Inc.

Knight Composites, LLC

Kevin Quan

David Bertozzi

Grant D Taylor

Suman Kumar Kalia

Allen V Chan

John Mourra

Valentina Birsan

Zhongming Chen

Hiroshi Tsuji

Crystal J Su

Sebastian Tymoczko

C Lorne Parsons

Irum I Godil

Rodney Matthew Chan

Anita O L Leung

Marin Litolu

Philippe Lavoie

Paul Andrew Solomon Ward

Road tubeless bicycle rim

Road tubeless rims may include a pair of circumferential flanges having inner tire seating surfaces that are nonconcave and angled toward the centerline. Tubeless tires mounted to the illustrative rims may achieve improved sealing performance due to an increased seating area of the rims. A shape and angle of the flanges may shape the tire to achieve an aerodynamic wheel profile.

Road tubeless bicycle wheel

An aerodynamic bicycle frame may include one or more elongate frame members having a rounded leading edge, a blunt trailing edge, and a plurality of vortex-generating channels formed at opposite corners of the trailing edge. Successive pairs of such channels may be spaced apart by a selected distance, such as a distance corresponding to a wavelength of the expected flow instability.

Aerodynamic bicycle frame

Bicycle frame

A volatile memory manager of a data handling system can be configured to convert the one-to-many external reference into an external reference that references the common ancestor node of the contiguous region. Specific pathing and/or termination conditions can be contained in a Relationship_Path parameter of the external reference. The hierarchical data structure can also be loaded into volatile memory by the volatile memory manager as data structure references. The volatile memory manager can be further configured to perform various functions utilizing the external and data structure references.

Optimizing the storage of one-to-many external references to contiguous regions of hierarchical data structures

An illustrative embodiment of a computer-implemented process for selective delta validation of a shared artifact receives a notification associated with a shared artifact, determines whether a unique key exists for the shared artifact in a symbol data structure, and responsive to a determination that the unique key exists, determines whether an update from an external source occurred. Responsive to a determination that the update occurred from an external source, receives a timestamp associated with the unique key from the symbol data structure to form a received timestamp, determines whether the received timestamp is prior to a last modification time, and responsive to a determination that the received timestamp is prior to the last modification time, performs a delta validation of the shared artifact.

Selective delta validation of a shared artifact

A computer-implemented method, system and computer usable program code for solving an application failure using social collaboration are provided. A search request to search a central repository of knowledge is received. The search request comprises a user identity and an application failure problem to be solved. The central repository of knowledge comprises data regarding attempts to solve an application failure problem compiled from registered users of the central repository of knowledge. A determination is made as to whether the application failure problem to be solved exists in the central repository. If the application failure problem to be solved exists within the central repository, search results for previous attempts at solving the application failure problem are collected. The search results are ranked based on a frequency of access and feedback from users and are grouped according to social groupings defined by the requester. The results are displayed to a requester.

Method for solving application failures using social collaboration

A method for synchronizing data files, the method comprising: within a messaging utility, associating a Web Service Definition Language (WSDL) definition with a data file, the association made by a passive reference between the WSDL definition to the data file; creating a reference table identifying WSDL files and referenced data files; determining if the WSDL file has changed, if the WSDL file has changed then: determining if a reference to a data file exists in the changed WSDL file; adding an entry in the reference table associating the WSDL file and the data file; launching a component of a builder application to build the data file; and determining if any additional references to data files exist in the changed WSDL file; determining if the data file has changed, if the data file has changed then: determining if the changed data file is referenced by a WSDL file by examining the reference table; if the changed data file exists in the reference table, then launching a component of the builder application to build the WSDL file referencing the changed data file.

Method, system and computer program product for maintaining synchronization of files

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Kevin Quan