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Mitsui Chemicals, Inc.

Google Inc.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Schlumberger Technology Corporation

Mdc Investment Holdings, Inc.

Texaco Inc.

Yahoo! Inc.

Specialized Health Products, Inc.

Hpo Assets LLC

Engineering Innovations, LLC

Cleophus White

Robert Hall

Mark Allen Johnson

Keith E Eldridge

Scott Volk

Paul Meskonis

Steven Dardinski

Brian Mackay

Kenneth A Burke

William Kokonaski

David Boyd

Ronald D Blum

Joshua N Haddock

Charles Dale Willey

Yongping Wang

Mark Graham

Richard Clompus

Claudio Dalla Longa

Sophie Adams

Venki Iyer

John Michael Barker

Thor R Halseth

Michael J Botich

Andy Carlson

Ryan W Battle

Costel Radu

Anush Prabhu Ramachandran

Vladimir Lozhkin

Brian McKay

Roberto Santos

Yagnesh Setti Subramanian

Ronald David Blum

Andrei Z Broder

Anthony Y Van Heugten

Vanja Josifovski

Deepak Agarwal

Venkatramani S Iyer

Akihiro Muramatsu

Evgeniy Gabrilovich

Akifumi Aono

Gary P Bickford

Lowell T Wood

Tsuyoshi Kamibeppu

Ziyad Duron

Robert W Fitzgerald, Jr

Randall Blevins

Systems and methods of determining a tension of an anchor embedded in a dam are described. A dynamic impulse response of the dam is empirically obtained in such that a portion of the empirical dynamic impulse response is dominated by a dynamic behavior of the anchor. Furthermore, a set of modeled impulse responses that map to a set of tension values for the anchor are obtained. Next, a closest matching modeled impulse response from the set of modeled impulse responses that is a closest match to the portion of the empirical dynamic impulse response that is dominated by the dynamic behavior of the anchor is determined. Finally, a tension value from the set of tension values is selected, which is the closest match to the portion of the dynamic impulse response dominated by the dynamic behavior of the anchor. As such, the tension value of the anchor can be determined.

System and method of testing the tension of anchors in a dam

A computing system comprises, in one example, a service deployment system configured to deploy one or more service instances into a service instance pool, wherein each service instance comprises a computing resource configured in accordance with a service topology and allocable in response to a service request, and a pool management system configured to monitor consumption information related to consumption of the service instance pool and to determine whether to deploy one or more additional service instances to the service instance pool based on the consumption information relative to a threshold metric, wherein the pool management system comprises a deployment controller configured to control the service deployment system to deploy the one or more additional service instances to the service instance pool.

Computing resource management system

An internal pipe powder coating system includes a nozzle having an attachment device to removably attach to a chamber; the nozzle having holes extending through a thickness of the body; a powder coating machine engaged with the chamber to deliver powder coating to the nozzle; the nozzle sprays the powder coating to an inside of a pipe.

Internal powder coating nozzle and method of use

A feed distribution assembly for transporting and dispensing feed includes a trailer and a silo. The silo is coupled to a bed of the trailer and is configured to position feed. The trailer is configured to couple to a vehicle to transport the feed to a desired location. An auger is coupled to a bottom of the silo. The auger is configured to selectively convey the feed from the silo to dispense the feed at the desired location.

Feed distribution assembly

A lens includes a lens body, and an electro-active section (liquid crystals and a diffraction section) that is provided to a region of part of the lens body. The lens includes a pair of electrodes that are embedded in the lens body, that are electrically connected to a focal length modification section, that extend downward from an upper side end of the lens body, and that are disposed substantially parallel to each other spaced apart in a width direction orthogonal to an up-down direction of the lens body. Lower ends of the pair of electrodes are disposed spaced apart from the electro-active section in the up-down direction of the lens body.

Lens, lens blank, and eyewear

Disclosed herein are devices and methods for the design and manufacturing of electronic eyeglasses and associated components thereof. Electronic eyeglasses consist of electro-active lenses, receiving electrical signals that turn them on and off from an electronic control module. The electronic control module is embedded within a temple of the eyeglass frame, and is powered by a removable power source pack residing at a temple tip through a flexible cable. Various methods describe the interconnection schemes between the components of the electronic eyeglasses.

Electronic eyeglasses and methods of manufacturing

A generator storage system for securing and transporting a generator includes a vehicle that has a back side. A mount is coupled to the back side of the vehicle and a cage is coupled to the mount. A lid is hingedly coupled to the cage such that the lid selectively closes the cage. A generator is provided and the generator is positioned in the cage for transporting the generator.

Generator storage system

A first method is provided that comprises the steps of: measuring a first surface disposed on a first substrate, measuring a second surface disposed on a second substrate, calculating a variable gap between the first surface and the second surface, depositing a variable amount of adhesive on the first surface of the first substrate based at least in part on the calculation of the variable gap, and placing the second substrate over the first substrate, wherein the adhesive is disposed between the first surface of the first substrate and the second surface of the second substrate.

Adhesive dispensing profile enhancement

Embodiments described herein may provide an electro-active lens. The electro-active lens may comprise a first substrate, a second substrate, and an electro-active element disposed between the first substrate and the second substrate. The electro-active element may be configured to alter the optical power of at least a portion of the electro-active lens. The first substrate may comprise a different material than the second substrate.

Electronic lens comprised of hybrid materials

Methods and systems are provided that may be used to determine a probability of whether a visitor to a web document is likely to click on a web advertisement. An exemplary method may include detecting one or more features in a web document. One or more expert statistical models to which the web document belongs may be determined and associated weightings may be determined based, at least in part, on the one or more features detected. A click-through-rate probability for a web advertisement to be placed on the web document may be estimated based on the one or more expert statistical models.

Method and system for quantifying user interactions with web advertisements

A product catalog system includes a product catalog having information regarding products for sale online by various merchants. The product catalog system transmits information regarding products in response to queries for a target product and also transmits information regarding products that serve as alternatives to the target product. The product catalog system includes a product alternatives module that identifies product alternatives based on information regarding a multitude of received queries and information regarding products that were selected from other products presented in response to the queries. The alternatives module computes an association weight for pairs of products that indicates the likelihood that the two products are alternatives. This association weight is based on the query and product information and further based on the number of times that the two products were the subject of a comparison query.

Identifying alternative products

Connection objects or other such data structures facilitate establishing and configuring connections between objects that model components in a process control system. A first set of data structures (e.g., the object connection type structures) identify valid types for component-to-component pairings and the respective roles of each component in the pairing (e.g., parent or child, source or sink). A second set of data structures (e.g., the parameter connection type structures) supply similar information for parameter-to-parameter connections. Together, these data structures can be used, for example, to validate component-to-component connections suggested by the user and to automatically configure parameter-to-parameter connections. Actual connections, both at the component or parameter level, are reflected using parameter overrides within the parameterized object model&#x2014;with which the connection objects are constructed.

Process control configuration system with connection validation and configuration

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Robert Hall