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Denso International America, Inc.

Security Enhancement Systems, LLC

Alpha-tec Systems, Inc.

Nwt Holdings, Llc.

Denso Corporation

Kla Tencor Corporation

Diamedica Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Woodward, Inc.

Geoscience Support Services, Inc.

Valeo Systemes Thermiques

Hr Textron, Inc.

National Concessions Group Inc.

H.e. Williams, Inc.

Mark F Williams

Philip J Ufkes

Matthew Frank Trapani

Richard O Williams

Alexander Robinson

Steven J Malone

Andrew Yarbro

Brian Searfoss

Thomas Hoke

Joseph Curtis Taylor

Samir A Nayfeh

Shalom Y Abboudi

Robert Adley

Frank Alberino

Barbara L Williams

Christopher O Williams

Upendra V Ummethala

David Rudolph Wooten

Robert Cardno

John Kempke

Fadi Elias

Kenneth D Ray

John Charles Dunn

Joshua Randall Clyne

Frédéric Vacca

Layton Hale

Idan Avraham

Eric Alistair Williams

William Ernest Stone

Dennis E Williams

Stacey Lee Krutz-Sabol

Matthew Charles

Ori Dov Chen-Zion

Andrew Wilson

Tadeusz Kolodka

Oscar R Arguelles

Pradeep Subrahmanyan

Jean-Louis Lanard

Joseph A Di Regolo

Jonathan Logan

Joseph A DiRegolo

Paul Eckels

William E Donahue

Lindsay Patrick

Jim Shumway

Josh Clyne

Anne Frontella

Blaise Didonato

Blaise DiDonato, Jr

J Ryan Thomsen

Seth M Marks

Christopher Woolington

Julien Plenchette

Frederice Vacca

Constantyn Koeman

Roger Robertson

Randy Pyrtle

Peter Weller

Frédérice Vacca

Julien Matthieu Plenchette

Richard Williams

Chris Williams

An electronic access control system and method that enables conditional access to electronic locking systems according to user-based and situation-based safety parameters. Aspects of the present disclosure provide for a mobile access interface whereby the network operations center can assess a safety risk for a service site based on a combination of user-generated inputs, sensor inputs and/or external data inputs. The system may comprise a dynamic rules engine configured to dynamically determine safety and compliance associated with an access-restricted area. If the access-restricted area is safe, the system may enable access according to one or more access protocols. If the access-restricted area is unsafe, or the user requesting access is not in compliance with one or more static or dynamic safety parameters, the system may disable standard access protocols and deny access to the requesting party.

Situationally conditional electronic access control system and method

Corner hinge hasp for door

Embodiments of the disclosure include a redundant control system for a vehicle. The redundant control system includes first and second actuator pistons mechanically coupled to one another and disposed in respective first and second fluid chambers. The first and second actuator pistons are movable by first and second primary stages. One of the primary stages includes a bypass valve with a pilot valve actuatable in response to movement of the first actuator piston.

Redundant vehicle control systems

Cabinet door handle hasp

Flat door handle hasp

Corner mount hasp for door

Corner blocking hasp for door

Vaporization device

Systems and methods corresponding with improved wellfield management are provided. In some examples, the system may initiate a step drawdown test of well efficiency to determine a cause of a decreased discharge rate of the wellfield site. The system may alter pumping of the wellfield site based on the step drawdown test, wherein a command signal is transmitted via a SCADA system to the wellfield site.

Wellfield management systems and methods

A tubular seal is formed of an elastic material and equipped on the outer periphery of a first tube. A second tube is inserted in the tubular seal and connected with the first tube via the tubular seal. A clamp is in a strap shape formed of a metallic material and is attached on an outer periphery of the tubular seal. The second tube or the clamp has a tab, which is protruded in a radial direction. The tubular seal has a slit extending in the radial direction. The tab is engaged with and latched on the slit.

Clamped joint device

The present disclosure describes a closed apparatus for collection, filtration and concentration of biological samples, such as fecal material. The sample is collected with an integrated sample collection device which introduces the sample into a transport liquid in a sample collection tube which couples to a filter unit coupled to a processing tube containing a processing liquid. The apparatus may be introduced into a centrifuge for centrifugal filtration.

Collection, filtration and concentration apparatus for biological samples

The present disclosure describes a sample collection apparatus for collection of biological samples, such as fecal material. The sample collection apparatus includes at least one coupling mechanism to couple a sample collection device to a cap, and includes at least one release mechanism to release at least a part of the sample collection device from the cap. The sample collection device in a first configuration is coupled to the cap and in a second configuration is displaced from the cap.

Sample collection apparatus

A valve assembly for an exhaust gas recirculation system of an engine. The valve assembly includes a three-way flow path housing defining an inlet, a first outlet, and a second outlet. A valve actuator is spaced apart from the three-way flow path housing and connected to the three-way flow path housing by a linkage. Actuation of the linkage by the valve actuator simultaneously opens the first outlet and closes the second outlet, and simultaneously closes the first outlet and opens the second outlet.

Exhaust gas distribution valve

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Maple Glen, PA, United States of America

Mark F Williams