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International Business Machines Corporation

Avedro, Inc.

Steven D Meyers

Hung Cai Ngo

David Muller

Ronald Scharf

Thomas Ryan

Radha Pertaub

Russ Dresher

Paul R Schwartz

Systems and methods improve operation of an applicator that delivers heat-generating energy to an eye as a part of an eye therapy. For example, reflected power may be measured to determine whether sufficient contact has been established between the applicator and the eye for accurate and precise delivery of energy to the eye. In addition, at least one of forward and reflected power may be measured to monitor the application of coolant pulses that control the generation of heat in the eye when the applicator delivers energy to the eye. Further, the forward and reflected power may be measured to determine an efficiency of energy transfer or an impedance mismatch. Based on the efficiency of energy transfer or the impedance mismatch, an adjustable parameter of a tuning element may be modified.

Eye therapy system

A hanger system adapted to be positioned in adjustable, spanning relation across an upper surface of a wall panel structure with leg members extending generally downwardly in substantially adjacent relation to outwardly projecting faces of the wall panel structure. At least one of the leg members is adapted to operatively support personal and/or business articles in hanging relation across a face of the wall panel structure.

Adjustable office panel hanger system

Hanger

In a multiprocessor system, a plurality of data processors are each equipped with a local, level 1, cache and have access to a main memory through memory access circuit having a level 2 cache and a single register arbiter. The single register includes a primary queue defining priority of requests from the plurality of processors and a secondary queue defining processor requiring access to main memory. The register contains one position for each of the processors served and employs a pointer for demarcation between the primary and secondary queues. When a request is detected, the highest priority processor in the primary queue is served and when the requested memory address is in the level 2 cache, it will be retrieved and the identity of the served processor will be moved to the low end of the primary queue as defined by the pointer. In the event that a main memory access is required, a MISS window is opened and the identity of the requesting processor is entered at the low end of the queue and the pointer is incremented thereby increasing the length of the secondary queue and reducing the length of the primary queue. When the MISS window closes, the pointer is decremented, thereby moving the identity of the served processor from the high end of the secondary queue to the low end of the primary queue.

Single register arbiter circuit

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Cherry Valley, IL, United States of America

Steven D Meyers