Csi Cells Co., Ltd.

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Ficosa International (taicang) Co. Ltd.

Suzhou Maximum Bio-tech Co., Ltd

Kunshan Fantaview Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.

Feng Zhang

Xusheng Wang

Lingjun Zhang

Jian Wu

Seshadri Mani

Wendy Guo

Leanna Holly Robb

Nagendra Kalyan Nanduru

Bichong Li

Andrei-Dumitru Blotu

Adriana Wood

Jian Sun

Sandeep Seri

Hongzhou Ma

Vivek Chauhan

Siqi Yang

Weixu Long

Jian Shen

Tor Andrew Imsland

Vineet Batta

Cheng Huang

Yanxia Xu

Xiaoping Wang

Huiying Liu

Hanwen Wang

Kan Xu

Michelle Casanova

Xiaosong Du

Min Gao

Jingzhou Liu

Wenbin Zhou

Xianjin Xu

Xiaolong Yang

Yudi Gao

Operation requests received from a tenant are added to a tenant-specific queue. A tenant scheduling work item is added to an execution queue that is shared with other tenants. When the tenant scheduling work item is executed, it copies up to a defined number of scheduled operations from the tenant-specific queue to the execution queue. The tenant-scheduling work item then re-adds itself to the execution queue. While the operations are executed and before the tenant scheduling work item is executed again, other tenants have an opportunity to queue their own operations. The tenant scheduling work item selects scheduled operations from the tenant-specific queue in the order they were originally requested until one of several conditions is met. Conditions may be based on how many operations are in progress, what kind of operations are in progress, and/or dependencies between operations of different types.

Workflow-based scheduling and batching in multi-tenant distributed systems

A computer implemented method includes receiving a start date and an end date specifying a future absence or away-from-work time period for a user, generating an away from office communication specifying the away-from-work time period, retrieving via the computer a list of collaborators based on frequency and duration of recent interactions with the user, receiving via the computer a selection of collaborators from the list, identifying meetings involving the user during the away-from-work time period, generating via the computer a list of user viewable items for the user to complete prior to the away-from-work time period, and generating via the computer a list of items for the user to attend to upon return from the away-from-work time period for presentation to the user upon return.

Integrated time away management mechanism

A blocking component includes a body, arranged fixedly, a slidable member, slidably connected to the body and movable relative to the body, an elastic member, arranged between the body and the slidable member and configured to apply an elastic reset force to the slidable member so that the slidable member tends to move towards the outside of the body and a blocking member, rotatably connected to the slidable member and having a stop surface facing away from the body, a transition surface facing the body, and an abutting surface facing the slidable member. When the blocking member is in a natural state, the abutting surface is in contact with a surface of the slidable member, and the natural state includes at least a state in which no external force away from the body is applied to the transition surface.

Blocking component and shift mechanism

The present invention provides a display panel and manufacturing method thereof, the method including following steps: providing a driving backplane and a light-emitting substrate, and bonding the driving backplane and the light-emitting substrate; patterning the light-emitting substrate to form a pixel array; forming a thin film packaging layer on an outside of the pixel array, the thin film packaging layer completely covering the pixel array; forming quantum dots on top of the thin film packaging layer to form a multi-color display; forming a reflective array between two adjacent quantum dots to avoid optical crosstalk between the pixel arrays. The display panel and the method of the present invention break through the physical limit of the high PPI, high-precision metal mask, which can realize the display of 2000 and higher PPI, and can prevent the optical crosstalk between the pixel arrays.

High-resolution micro-LED display panel and manufacturing method of the same

A system and method for computing a metric indicating a user operation of an application is described. The system accesses online activity data of a user operation of the application. The system filters the online activity data based on a preset time range. An after-hours activity score is calculated based on a type of activity or a duration of an activity from the filtered online activity data, and a weight assigned to the type of activity or the duration of the activity. The system computes an after-hours metric based on the after-hours activity score. A configuration setting for the application based on the after-hours metric is applied to the application.

Computation of after-hours activities metrics

Technologies are disclosed for resource mapping during URL changes in multi-tenant distributed computing systems. The distributed computing system may resolve a URL by using a tenant and/or site name extracted from the URL to retrieve an entry in a site map table. The entry includes an address to a database that contains the requested content. After a tenant or site name has been changed, or if the tenant or site have been moved, the distributed computing system will resolve pre-existing URLs to the old entry, resulting in a file not found error. In some embodiments, during an operation that changes a tenant or site name, a redirect URL containing the new tenant and/or site name is added to the old entry. When a request addressed to a URL containing the old tenant and/or site names is received, the distributed system sends a redirect response that includes the redirect URL.

Resource mapping during universal resource locator changes in distributed computing systems

Gene knockout method based on base editing and its application is provided. The gene knockout method comprises: selecting a 20 bp-NGG target sequence of the coding region of the gene to be knocked out, so that it contains a complete target codon CAA, CAG or CGA; and using sgRNA sequence to locate BE3 to the target sequence, to convert the target single-base C of the target codon into T and thus introduce a corresponding termination codon TAA, TAG orTGA in order to realize the knockout, wherein the target single-base C is located preferably on site 4-8 in the target sequence, the interval between the target codon and NGG is 12 to 14 bp, and the upstream base (H) near the target codon cannot be G; and the sgRNA sequence is a 20 bp sequence complementary to the target sequence.

Gene knockout method based on base editing and its application

Light to current converter devices, such as solar cells, are disclosed. The devices may include via holes extending through the cell substrate and may include through-hole electrodes within the via holes. The through-hole electrodes may be made from one or more materials and may be hollow, partially hollow, or fully filled. Front and rear electrodes may also be formed on the device and can be made of the same or different materials as the through-hole electrode. The devices may include emitters located only on the top surface of the cell, located on the top surface and symmetrically or asymmetrically along a portion of the inner surface of the via holes, or located on the top surface and full inner surface of the via holes. Processes for making light to current converter devices are also disclosed.

Light to current converter devices and methods of manufacturing the same

Processes for making light to current converter devices are provided. The processes can be used to make light to current converter devices having P-N junctions located on only the top surface of the cell, located on the top surface and symmetrically or asymmetrically along a portion of the inner surface of the via holes, located on the top surface and full inner surface of the via holes, or located on the top surface, full inner surface of the via holes, and a portion of the bottom surface of the cell. The processes may isolate the desired P-N junction by etching the emitter, forming a via hole after forming the emitter, using a barrier layer to protect portions of the emitter from etching, or using a barrier layer to prevent the emitter from being formed on portions of the substrate.

Methods of manufacturing light to current converter devices

Back contact solar cell modules and methods of manufacturing the same. The solar cell module comprises a back surface with a plurality of first electrodes and a plurality of second electrodes formed thereon, the plurality of first electrodes and the plurality of second electrodes being of opposite polarities, the back surface being configured to form an electric field thereon of the opposite polarity as the plurality of first electrodes; a first connecting strip electrically connecting the plurality of first electrodes; and an insulative member between the back surface and the first connecting strip.

Solar cell modules and methods of manufacturing the same

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