Ms Sedco, Inc.

Lmmunometabolism Development Company, LLC

Wei Wang

Leroy Samuel Wignot

Oliver Schroeder

Kira Vladimirovna Rubtsova

Jessica L Myers

Frank Charles Dorsey

Joseph Benjamin Granger

The present invention relates to antibodies that specifically bind human monocarboxylate transporter 1 (MCT1) ('anti-human MCT1 antibodies'), compositions comprising such anti-human MCT1 antibodies, and methods of using such anti-human MCT1 antibodies.

Human monocarboxylate transporter 1 antibodies and uses thereof

A radar camera of a signalized traffic control system determines rain intensity, compares it to a threshold, then adjusts traffic signal operation. Rain intensity of a level relative to the threshold causes the traffic control system to operate in a rain intensity mode. The rain intensity mode has the system hold a call to a traffic light controller during the time when rain intensity is above the threshold. The traffic control system includes a radar camera, traffic controller, a computer with memory, and program instructions. A manner of operation includes sampling camera radar, counting the number of raindrops and raindrop size within a predetermined range, determining rain intensity using the measured raindrop parameters/characteristics, comparing the determined rain intensity with a rain intensity threshold, and operating the traffic controller accordingly while the rain intensity is above the threshold.

Detecting rain intensity with traffice radar

A traffic control sensor system which provides outputted signals to a receiving traffic control system to assist the traffic control system in making real-time informed green light decisions. Such signals received by the traffic control system include calls for a green light for monitored traffic lanes approaching an intersection. The traffic control sensor system employs various techniques to reduce the number of vehicles that are dropped or occluded. A vehicle is considered to be dropped or occluded whenever the traffic control sensor system first detects the vehicle entering a user defined zone within the approaching lanes to the intersection, and then fails to detect or monitor such vehicle exiting the user defined zones. Occlusion or dropping may occur whenever a sensor is malfunctioning, certain environmental conditions are present, or during any time the sensor's detection signal is interrupted such as from cross traffic entering the monitored intersection.

System and method for configuring a traffic control sensor system

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