Vmware, Inc.

Intel Corporation

China Petroleum Chemical Corporation

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Beijing Research Institute of Chemical Industry, China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation

Omnissa, LLC

China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation Beijing Research Institute of Chemical Industry

China Datang Technologies & Engineering Co., Ltd.

Peng Guo

Yunfei San

Dong Wang

Kun Shi

Gansha Wu

Haiou Jiang

Shijun Zhang

Mingfu Lyu

Guei-Yuan Lueh

Kai Xu

Hui Quan

Yaohui Xu

Travis T Schluessler

Xin Zhou

Ming Zhao

Qiang Li

Xiufeng Han

Wenbo Song

Jinzhan Peng

Hua Yin

Zhiwei Ying

Xiaohua Shi

Jingbo Shao

Dali Gao

Yiqing Bai

Guoqiang Yu

Liqiu Chu

Fuyong Bi

Qiaoyan Hou

Xiaoyu Sun

Chaohui Guo

Xiangqian Zhou

Wei Zhang

Michael Apodaca

Dan Zhang

John G Gierach

Jinliang Qiao

Thomas F Raoux

Shoumeng Yan

Jian Ken Song

Meng Xu

Zhaobin Zhang

Bo Zheng

Chenxi Hu

Ning Xu

Ling Han

Shouding Li

Jianming He

Guanfang Li

Liangshi Wang

Tianqiao Mao

Guixiang Zhu

Xiao Li

Meifang Guo

Luqiang Yu

Hongwei Shi

Liying Zhang

Mu Dong

Cui Zheng

Jianye Liu

Hao Zou

Wenxi Ji

Felix Yan

Yun Lyu

Yihui Xu

Honghong Huang

Zhanglin Liu

Shuhua Wang

Taoyi Zhang

Qingquan Yang

Changjin Li

An Min Gong

Jianjun Yin

Yujing Tang

Xiu-Feng Han

Hou-Fang Liu

Syed Rizwan

Da-Lai Li

Guo-Qiang Yu

Dong-Ping Liu

Yi-Ran Chen

Wenhua Gao

Chunjiang Han

Yuyang Gong

Yutao Wang

Hang Bian

William B Davidson

Sabrina Hou

Ruxian Li

An example method is provided for a computing device to perform user interface control based on a pinch gesture. The computing device includes a touch-sensitive display. The method may comprise: displaying, on the touch-sensitive display, a user interface that includes a user interface element, which occupies part of the user interface and is selectable for resizing, and detecting, on the touch-sensitive display, a pinch gesture for resizing the user interface element within the user interface. The method may further comprise: determining a direction of the pinch gesture; and based on the direction of the pinch gesture, resizing the user interface element horizontally, vertically or diagonally within the user interface.

User interface control based on pinch gestures

A biodegradable film is prepared from a composition that includes a copolyester obtained by extrusion reaction of a branched aliphatic-aromatic copolyester derived from monomer a, monomer b, monomer c and monomer d with an organic peroxide. The film can be completely degraded into small molecular products such as carbon dioxide, water and the like under natural or composting conditions. Moreover, the film can be prepared having a thickness of 4-50 μm as required, and its mechanical properties can reach the same level as or even better than those of LDPE film.

High strength ultra-thin biodegradable film and preparation method thereof

A flame-retardant antimicrobial agent is a polymer microsphere with the surface grafted thereof with a guanidine salt. The polymer microsphere has a cross-linked structure composed of a structural unit A derived from maleic anhydride, a structural unit B derived from a monomer M, and a structural unit C derived from a cross-linking agent. The monomer M is selected from a C-Caliphatic olefin or a mixture thereof, and the guanidine salt comprises at least one guanidine salt having the property of flame resistance. The flame-retardant antimicrobial agent has both a good antimicrobial effect and a good flame-retardant effect. A flame-retardant antimicrobial thermoplastic resin composition containing the flame-retardant antimicrobial agent also has a good flame-retardant and antimicrobial performance and a good overall performance.

Flame-retardant antimicrobial agent, preparation method therefor and use thereof, and flame-retardant antimicrobial thermoplastic resin composition

The present application disclose a device for preparing rock samples with different moisture contents, which comprises a sample container, wherein two ends of the rock sample are respectively connected with a first steam inlet and a first steam outlet of the sample container; the first steam outlet, a pump and a gas-liquid separator are connected in sequence, a gas outlet end of the gas-liquid separator, a steam compressor and the first steam inlet are connected in sequence, and a liquid outlet end of the gas-liquid separator, a steam generator and the steam compressor are connected in sequence. The water vapor in the sample container is pumped into the gas-liquid separator by the pump to separate low-temperature water vapor and condensate, and the low-temperature water vapor and condensate form high-temperature and high-pressure steam again and return to the inside of the sample container. The water in the steam generator always circulates inside the preparation device. The measuring instrument measures the reduction of the water in the steam generator, and subtracts the pre-recorded reduction of the water in the steam generator when the preparation device is idling, so as to obtain the water amount of the rock sample, and then calculate the moisture content of the rock sample.

Device for preparing rock speciments with different moisture contents

Techniques are described for extending virtual desktops across different devices. The virtual desktop client sets up a web server on a primary device. A QR code encoded with information identifying the web server is displayed on the primary device and is scanned by a secondary device. A web browser is launched on the secondary device and the web browser connects to the web server on the primary device. The virtual desktop is reconfigured to produce its GUI on two monitors, one for the primary device and one for the secondary device. The GUI data for the second monitor is streamed by the virtual desktop client to the secondary device over the HTTPS connection, to be displayed on the secondary device. GUI data for the first monitor is displayed on the primary device. Inputs are streamed from the secondary device to the primary device and are forwarded to the virtual desktop.

Cross-device mulit-monitor setup for remote desktops via image scanning

An application executing in a containerized environment may be configured at started up by deploying a configuration agent to execute in a container engine. For each container deployed, instantiating a user configuration plugin and one or more applications to execute in the container. The user configuration plugin may send a request to the configuration agent to request for configuration information relating to the application. The configuration plugin may receive configuration information from the configuration agent and used the received configuration information to configure the application.

Synchronizing configurations for container hosted applications

An apparatus and method for collecting and using profile data during graphics processing. For example, one embodiment of an apparatus comprises: a graphics processor to process graphics commands responsive to execution of an application; and profile storage to store graphics execution profile data associated with one or more graphics workloads; and a profile manager to read the profile data upon detecting one of the graphics workloads during execution of the application and to configure the graphics processor in accordance with the profile data.

Method and apparatus for profile-guided graphics processing optimizations

Techniques are described for file/folder redirection for virtual desktops using image scanning. A virtual desktop client establishes a web server on the client computing device. The virtual desktop client detects input requesting file/folder redirection and displays a QR code encoded with the IP address of the web server. A mobile device scans the QR code using a digital camera and launches a web browser to establish a connection with the web server. User input is entered on the mobile device, indicating one or more files/folders to be shared with the virtual desktop. The information identifying the selected files/folders is sent to the client computing device. The selected files/folders are registered with the virtual desktop and the virtual desktop locally mounts a corresponding folder. The client computing device receives file I/O operations from the virtual desktop and redirects the file I/O operations to the mobile device over a secured HTTP connection.

File and folder redirection for virtual desktops via image scanning

The invention relates to a flame-retardant thermoplastic material, comprising thermoplastic base resin, a flame retardant, and an optional antioxidant, wherein the flame retardant comprises a complex of phosphine oxide and a transition metal salt. The invention also relates to flame-retardant thermoplastic expanded beads. A foam molding prepared from the flame-retardant thermoplastic expanded beads has good flame-retardant and antistatic properties, has excellent mechanical properties and is widely used.

Flame-retardant thermoplastic material and expanded beads thereof

A system for multimedia redirection where a virtual desktop client device can utilize the multimedia accessories such as digital camera(s) and/or microphone(s) of nearby mobile devices by utilizing image scanning techniques. The mobile device contains a web browser and image scanning technology, such as a QR code reader. The mobile device scans a QR code displayed by the virtual desktop client device and establishes a connection with a web server on the virtual desktop client device. The multimedia stream captured by the multimedia accessories of the mobile device is streamed to the virtual desktop client device using the connection and is redirected by the virtual desktop client device to the virtual desktop. The virtual desktop client device may also redirect multimedia, such as an audio-out stream received from the virtual desktop, to the mobile device in order to playback audio using the speaker of the mobile device.

Redirecting multimedia output of a virtual desktop to a mobile device using image scanning

Redirecting multimedia captured on a mobile device to a virtual desktop using image scanning

Techniques are described for virtual desktop sharing and collaboration by utilizing image scanning and a web server. Upon launch, the virtual desktop client sets up a web server on the client computing device. During a virtual desktop session, the owner of the session provides input indicating that the session should be shared. A QR code is displayed on the client device which is encoded with information identifying the web server. When the QR code is scanned by a collaborator's mobile device, a web browser is launched on the mobile device and the web browser connects to the web server on the client computing device. The connection is used to transmit the request to access the virtual desktop session by the mobile device. If the session owner approves the request, the virtual desktop GUI data is streamed by the virtual desktop client to the mobile device over the HTTP connection.

Remote desktop sharing and collaboration via image scanning

The present invention refers to a flame retardant comprising a complex formed by phosphine oxide and transition metal salt, wherein has good flame retardant property. The present invention also refers to a composite flame retardant and flame retardant antistatic composition. The present invention also further refers to a flame resistant method, which adds the abovementioned flame retardant, composite flame retardant or flame retardant antistatic composition into the material, so that said material has flame retardance or flame retardance and antistatic, and has excellent mechanical properties.

Flame retardant, composite flame retardant, flame retardant antistatic composition and flame resistant method

Techniques permitting users to input keyboard key combinations via context menu shortcuts are provided. A context menu may be invoked by long-pressing a function key such as 'Ctrl.' The context menu includes key combination shortcuts associated with the pressed function key. For example, key combination shortcuts presented in the context menu for 'Ctrl' may include &#x201c;Ctrl+A,&#x201d; &#x201c;Ctrl+C,&#x201d; &#x201c;Ctrl+X,&#x201d; &#x201c;Ctrl+V,&#x201d; and &#x201c;Ctrl+Alt+Del.&#x201d; The user can input a desired key combination by tapping on an appropriate shortcut. The context menu may include default and/or user-specified key combinations. Default key combinations may be application or operating system specific. In addition, users may configure desired key combinations to be displayed in the context menu for a given function key.

Key combinations toolbar

An apparatus and method for splitting shaders. For example, one embodiment of a method comprises: receiving a request for compilation of a shader in a graphics processing environment; determining whether there is sufficient work associated with the shader to justify splitting the shader into two or more blocks of program code; evaluating the program code of the shader to identify dependencies between the blocks of program code if there is sufficient work; subdividing the shader into the two or more blocks in accordance with the identified dependencies; and individually executing the two or more blocks of code on a graphics processor. In addition, one embodiment includes the operations of determining whether any of the regions that can be subdivided are likely to run faster with different machine configurations than if the shader is executed without being subdivided, and subdividing the shader only for those regions that are likely to run faster with different machine configurations.

Method and apparatus for subdividing shader workloads in a graphics processor for efficient machine configuration

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