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Agricomseeds S.r.l.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Control4 Corporation

Dlhbowles, Inc.

Michael Charles Stephenson

Jean Carlo Landivar Bottega

Luis Fernando Gomez

Evan Hartranft

Avnish Kumar Chhabra

James K Russell

William Richard Schonle

Huaming Huang

William H Dickerson

Pallavi Baral

Bhuvan Malladihalli Shashidhara

Juan-Arturo Herrera Ortiz

Sisi Xiong

Mayank Meghwanshi

Yilan Zhang

Prateek Punj

Abhishek Kumar

Samuel Bernstein

Hanyi Xu

The present concepts may automate and optimize deployment to a cloud computing fleet. Artificial intelligence and/or optimization algorithms may be used to find optimal deployment parameters (e.g., deployment order of computers in the fleet) that minimize deployment time and minimize deployment risk. For example, machine-learning prediction models may be used to generate a shortest path graph problem models a deployment planning problem. Then, optimization algorithms may be used to efficiently find approximations of Pareto-optimal solutions to the shortest path graph problem. Depending on the preferred level of time and risk, one of the solutions may be used to run the deployment.

Smart deployment using graph optimization

Provided is a dual spray nozzle tip assembly having a geometry that is split into several sub components to enable robust manufacturing and assembly of the resulting nozzle. The nozzle tip assembly is configured to be attached to a device configured to provide a pressurized fluid and gas therefrom. The nozzle tip assembly comprising an elongated body defining a fluid lumen and at least one gas lumen between a distal end and a proximal end. The elongated body including at least an attachment profile, a straight portion, and an outlet region. The outlet region defines a shear nozzle in communication with the fluid lumen and at least one gas outlet in communication with the at least one gas lumen, the outlet region is configured to direct pressurized gas from the at least one gas outlet and to produce a desired spray pattern from the shear nozzle.

Dual spray nozzle tip assembly

Embodiments of the invention relate to an inbred corn line designated MZ-H002 that includes plants and seeds of inbred corn line MZ-H002. Methods for producing corn plants, such as inbred corn plants, hybrid corn plants, or other corn plants, as by crossing inbred corn line MZ-H002 with itself or any different corn plant are an integral part of these embodiments as are the resultant corn plants including the plant parts and seeds. Further embodiments relate to methods for producing MZ-H002-derived corn plants, to methods for producing male sterile MZ-H002 corn plants and to methods for regenerating such plants from tissue cultures of regenerable cells as well as the plants obtained therefrom. Methods for producing a corn plant containing in its genetic material one or more transgenes and to the transgenic corn plants produced by that method are also a part of embodiments disclosed herein.

Inbred corn line MZ-H002

Embodiments of the invention relate to an inbred corn line designated MZ-H003 that includes plants and seeds of inbred corn line MZ-H003. Methods for producing corn plants, such as inbred corn plants, hybrid corn plants, or other corn plants, as by crossing inbred corn line MZ-H003 with itself or any different corn plant are an integral part of these embodiments as are the resultant corn plants including the plant parts and seeds. Further embodiments relate to methods for producing MZ-H003-derived corn plants, to methods for producing male sterile MZ-H003 corn plants and to methods for regenerating such plants from tissue cultures of regenerable cells as well as the plants obtained therefrom. Methods for producing a corn plant containing in its genetic material one or more transgenes and to the transgenic corn plants produced by that method are also a part of embodiments disclosed herein.

Inbred corn line MZ-H003

Embodiments of the invention relate to an inbred corn line designated MZ-H012 that includes plants and seeds of inbred corn line MZ-H012. Methods for producing corn plants, such as inbred corn plants, hybrid corn plants, or other corn plants, as by crossing inbred corn line MZ-H012 with itself or any different corn plant are an integral part of these embodiments, as are the resultant corn plants including the plant parts and seeds. Embodiments of the invention further relates to methods for producing MZ-H012-derived corn plants, to methods for producing male sterile MZ-H012 corn plants and to methods for regenerating such plants from tissue cultures of regenerable cells as well as the plants obtained therefrom. Methods for producing a corn plant containing in its genetic material one or more transgenes and to the transgenic corn plants produced by that method are also a part of embodiments of the invention.

Inbred corn line MZ-H012

A method for adaptive load control by an electronic device is described. The method includes determining a wiring mode. The method also includes determining a frequency of a power source. The method further includes capturing a voltage waveform. The method additionally includes capturing a current waveform. The method also includes determining a load type of a load based on the voltage waveform and the current waveform. The method further includes determining a power factor based on the voltage waveform, the current waveform and the wiring mode. The method additionally includes operating the load based on the load type, the power factor and the frequency.

Systems and methods for adaptive load control

A portable pool cleaning system for the remote cleaning of a swimming pool including a housing and a base. A motor is connected to the housing and is attached to a high pressure pump wherein the pump includes both intake and ports. The first tubing is connected to the intake port and the opposite end is inserted into the swimming pool for the transportation of water from the swimming pool to the pump. A second tubing is connected to an output port of the high pressure pump with the opposite end of the second tubing placed into the swimming pool and attached to a self-propelled cleaning device. The self-propelled cleaning device uses a high pressure water stream as a scrubbing function. The motor is connected to a timer which is connected to a power source. The timer initiates the activation and deactivation of the motor and the self-propelled cleaning device. A means for attaching the base and portable pool cleaning system to the periphery of the swimming pool is also included.

Portable pool cleaning system

A visor or cap brim is disclosed that prevents the pressure of the wind from blowing the cap off of the user's head. The visor portion is a generally planar surface that is held out away from the front of the cap portion that sits on the user's head. This creates a single large passage between the visor/bill and the cap and the visor/bill is held at such an angle that it acts a &ldquo;spoiler&rdquo; to press the hat down more firmly on the user's head in a high wind while at the same time shading the eyes and forehead from the sun. The visor portion of the cap is removably attached to a semi-rigid headband that encircles the base of the main body of the cap. This attachment is accomplished by either a resilient clip or a mortise taper connection at the terminal ends of a pair of arms attached to the visor portion.

Headgear having airflow characteristics

A waterbed frame construction comprising a perimeter frame made up of longitudinal and transverse channel shaped frame members which are provided with foam pad cushions along the upper side edges of the frame and the outwardly facing sides of the frame. A slot is formed in the outer peripheral vertical side of the frame to receive a tuck of an article of bedclothing to retain the bedclothing on the bed and covering the sleeping surface of the waterfilled bladder. The frame includes a substructure for supporting the bladder comprising spaced apart longitudinal beam members and a support deck. The frame may be disassembled for transport, is of superior strength due to the channel shaped perimeter beam members, and is adapted to accommodate and retain standard size sheets and blankets. The frame may be suitably supported on a standard bed sub-frame.

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Dallas, TX, United States of America

Michael Charles Stephenson