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The Boeing Company

Raymond L Ward

Brian Christopher Grubel

Jan M Alejandro

Miriam L Alejandro

Brian C Grubel

Techniques for transferring data from a first domain to a second domain in a cross-domain environment are presented. The techniques can include accepting computer readable data in the first domain for transfer to the second domain, passing the computer readable data to a first machine learning classifier at the first domain trained with at least malware files publicly identified as malicious, passing the computer readable data to a second machine learning classifier at the first domain trained with at least malware files specific to the first domain, and transferring the computer readable data to a destination in the second domain.

Machine learning data filtering in a cross-domain environment

A transportation case for a heavy object. A top portion and a mating bottom portion, are proven to be the bottom portion having a lesser height than the top portion to minimize lift-over height into the bottom portion. The bottom portion employs a substantially frusto-conically shaped cushion projecting upwardly therefrom, toward the top portion. The top portion employs a similar frusto-conically shaped cushion projecting downwardly therefrom, toward the bottom portion, the cushions being substantially aligned. The cushions are adapted to be partially inserted into respective apertures in the heavy object, such as, in an aircraft brake assembly. The bottom portion provides for attachment of a removable skid on an exterior surface thereof, the top portion having a corresponding recess for receiving the skid of another transportation case stacked thereon. The top and bottom portions are formed of a double-walled plastic shell, the shell being filled between the walls with a plastic foam, to provide for impact and shock resistance.

Transportation case for a heavy object

A closed tube forming apparatus including a base having spaced apart first and second support members; an elongated first die having one end supported by the first support member and an opposite end supported by the second support member, the one end being detachable from the first support member so as to permit separating movement therebetween; and an elongated second die supported by the base and extending parallel to the first die. One of the first and second dies has a transverse V-shaped cross section forming a knife edge and the other die defines a longitudinally extending V-shaped groove conforming substantially to the V-shaped cross section. Also included in the apparatus are a drive mechanism for producing relative movement between the first and second dies into forming positions with the knife edge received by the groove and a release mechanism operable to effect the detachment of the one end from the first support member and thereby permit the separating movement therebetween into positions substantially spaced apart.

Method and apparatus for forming sheet metal ducts

An inflatable crib permits the safe, comfortable transport of an infant, while the crib is inflated, and requires minimal storage space when deflated. Carrying straps provide load bearing support to the cradle base on which a child is carried. An inflatable mattress adds to the child's comfort. A protective covering shields the child from sun, elements, and insects. The carrying straps have form retaining, self supporting first and second cross members extending above the crib and are adapted to releasable support the protective covering.

Inflatable crib with carrying straps

A solar hot water heating system includes a plurality of pipe assemblies, each having an outer pressure-sustaining tube and an inner perforated spiral tubing positioned at the roof of a building for which hot water is supplied. End seals close off the ends of the assemblies and support the inner tubing within the outer tubing. Water mixing and prevention of hot spots is accomplished passively by passing water through the spiral inner tubing. An economically favorable system is achieved.

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San Mateo, CA, United States of America

Raymond L Ward