Palantir Technologies Inc.

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Michael Barone

Andrew Elder

Sharon Hao

Alexander Mark

Hannah Korus

William Rhyne

Caitlin Colgrove

Daniel O'Malley

Systems and methods are provided for integrated data analysis. At least one object that is responsive to a first search query is determined. The object is stored in an object model that is managed by a first computing platform, and the at least one object is associated with one or more properties. One or more data sets that are responsive to a second search query are determined. The data sets are managed by a second computing platform. The one or more data sets are determined related to the at least one object. The at least one object is updated to include at least one property that references at least one analysis that relies on the one or more data sets.

Integrated data analysis

The present invention relates to a tensioning device for dampening vibrations generated in a striking surface of a sporting racquet. The tensioning device has a tubular body portion having cylindrical outer and inner walls and two end surfaces. The cylindrical outer wall has a diameter substantially equal to a spacing formed by two generally parallel strings of the sporting racquet. A dampening unit is disposed inside the tubular body portion. The dampening unit has a center post substantially concentric with the tubular body portion and plural leaf members connecting the center post to the inner wall of the tubular body portion. The tensioning device also has two sets of flange members extending radially outwardly from the outer wall of the tubular body portion and near the end surfaces respectively. The two sets of flange members define a peripheral channel portion therebetween to accommodate strings of the sporting racquet whereby the tensioning device is retained in place.

Tensioning device for sporting racquets

A device for changing the vibrations in the striking surface of a hand held sporting racquet having strings, the device comprising a block of one or more rigid materials having a cut-out mounting groove along the periphery of the block so as to have the block engage a set of adjacent strings when inserted between strings on the striking surface of the sporting racquet.

Exercise and training tensioning device for sporting racquets

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Washington, DC, United States of America

Michael Barone