International Business Machines Corporation

Inscripta, Inc.

Infoprintsolutions Company, LLC

Ricoh Company, Ltd.

Ricoh Production Print Solutions LLC

Other

Baker Hughes Corporation

Charles D Johnson

Dennis Carney

Tian Tian

Eileen Spindler

David Ward

Larry David Teklits

Lisa A Morgan

Russel Neil Miller

Kenneth Stuart Shouldice

Allan Anthony Hren

Karen Lynn Harrison

Clint Davis

Marvin A Prickel

Steven Michael Wallace

Guoping Wang

John Posselius

Keith Wendte

Gerald Keith Bartley

Phillip Belgrader

Robert K Montoye

Andrew Garst

Larry Mason Ernst

Nenad Rijavec

Don Masquelier

Jeffrey Haskell Derby

John Thomas Varga

Jorge Bernate

Yue Qiao

Bruce Chabansky

Hong Li

Linda Sue Liebelt

Miles Gander

David R Motschman

Steven Paul VanderWiel

Debra Sharon Johnson

Dheeraj Sreedhar

Ryan Hoa Nguyen

Howard C Jackson

Matthew David Estes

Alexandru-Virgil Panek

John E Kelly, Iii

Michael Stewart McDermott

Lawrence M Ammann

Edward P Lutter

Joshua Hoffman

Yung-Chung Su

Devayani R Talukdar

Kenneth Shouldice

Edward O'malley

Michael Su

The present disclosure relates to methods for increasing observed editing rates in the surviving bacteria cells. The compositions and methods presented herein in combination lead to a phenomenon of 'edit or die.' Although less cells survive plating and editing, a large percentage of cells that do survive are multiple editors. In one experiment it was found that if a cell survives transformation, plating, and editing, 75% of the surviving cells are multiple editors; that is, 75% of the surviving cells were simultaneously edited with edits at two or more different locations within the bacterial genome.

Methods for increasing observed editing in bacteria

The present disclosure provides automated multi-module instrumentation and automated methods for performing recursive editing of live cells with curing of editing vectors from prior rounds of editing.

Curing for recursive nucleic acid-guided cell editing

The present disclosure relates to methods for increasing observed editing rates in the surviving bacteria cells.

The present disclosure provides instruments, modules and methods for improved detection of edited cells following nucleic acid-guided nuclease genome editing. The disclosure provides improved automated instruments that perform methods&#x2014;including high throughput methods&#x2014;for screening cells that have been subjected to editing and identifying cells that have been properly edited.

Instruments, modules, and methods for improved detection of edited sequences in live cells

A mechanism is described to facilitate virtual page generation according to one embodiment. A method of embodiments, as described herein, includes performing a virtual rasterization of print job data to generate a virtual sheet, fitting the virtual sheet to a job sheet, and printing the job sheet to a physical medium.

Virtual page generation mechanism

In one embodiment, a computer-implemented method includes issuing, to a DRAM with EIP, a first group of two or more load requests to load data from a hash table constructed from hashed join-key values of a dimension table for a hash-join procedure. A second group of two or more load requests is issued. First response data is received, responsive to the first group of load requests. The first response data is processed while awaiting second response data responsive to the second group. Processing the first response data includes identifying matches between the join-key values corresponding to entries in the load requests of the first group and one or more hash buckets in the first response data. The size of the second group of load requests is selected such that a time for processing the first response data is approximately equal to the latency in receiving the second response data.

High-performance hash joins using memory with extensive internal parallelism

A method is disclosed. The method includes receiving print job data at a printing system, performing constraint checking of the print job data to detect one or more invalid print requirements and applying corrective actions upon detecting one or more invalid print requirements in order to facilitate printing of the print job data.

Print job correction mechanism

Methods and systems herein provide for identifying multiple types of media that will be used for print a print job by rasterizing raw print data for the print job. In one embodiment, a print controller receives a print job. The print controller identifies multiple types of media that will be utilized for printing the print job by rasterizing raw print data of the print job. The print controller generates a list of printable media that will be utilized for printing the job based on the multiple types of media that are identified. The print controller then provides the list of printable media to a print operator.

Media determination for a print job from a rasterization process

A print controller and associated methods of purging a print data path are disclosed. A print controller comprises a job storage system that receives and stores print jobs, and a print data path, which includes components operable to process print jobs, from the job storage system to print engines. The control system receives registrations from the components for flush job messages, flush path messages, or both. The control system receives a request to purge the print data path, and identifies print jobs being processed in the print data path. The control system transmits flush job messages to the components registering for the flush job messages for each print job instructing the components to purge data for the print jobs. The control system also transmits a flush path message to the components registering for the flush path messages instructing the components to purge data for the print jobs being handled.

Purging of print jobs from a print data path

A print controller and associated methods of performing recovery processes responsive to a redrive event (i.e., print setting changes/hardware errors) are disclosed. A print controller in one embodiment comprises a job storage system that receives and stores print jobs from host systems, and a print data path from the job storage system to one or more print engines. The print data path includes components operable to process print jobs for imaging on the print engine. The print controller further comprises a redrive system that detects a redrive event, and identifies the print job interrupted by the redrive event. The redrive system also identifies a target page of the identified print job from which to restart the print job, and purges the identified print job from the print data path (along with other print jobs). The redrive system then reschedules the identified print job for processing followed by other eligible jobs.

Page level recovery on print jobs for production printing systems

Methods and systems herein provide for the use of virtually stored media 'snapshots' for rasterizing print jobs. In one embodiment, a print controller receives a print job. The print controller identifies a virtually stored media that specifies a media property utilized for rasterizing the print job, where the virtually stored media is associated with a media tray of a printer. The print controller identifies the media property specified by the virtually stored media, and rasterizes the print job based on the media property specified by the virtually stored media.

Utilizing virtually stored media snapshots for rasterizing print jobs

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Charles D Johnson