Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Intel Corporation

General Electric Company

Chinese Academy of Sciences

East China University of Science and Technology

Keiper Seating Mechanisms Co., Ltd.

The Second Military Medical University

The Garvan Institute of Medical Research, Australia

China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation

Shanghai Research Institute of Petrochemical Technology, Sinopec

Tong Chen

Zhan Yu

Huazhang Liu

Jing Lan Chen

Bin Huang

Fai Yeung

Weidong Zhang

Dong Liu

Ke Liu

Jin Huang

Scott Martell Boyette

Honglin Li

Jinkui Ren

Weimin Xiao

Lei Song

Rong Hong Xu

Juan Su

Weiqing Xu

Yang Ye

Lei Shan

Tingqian Li

Gregory Meunier

Junjie Wang

Changxi Miao

Jing Luo

Liyan Wang

Shoude Zhang

Weiqiang Lu

Minjia Tan

Changqiang Ke

Xiqiang Li

Edward Kraegen

Jiming Ye

David James

Gregory Cooney

Chunling Wei

Junping Ni

Edward W Kraegen

David E James

Gregory J Cooney

An audio data transmission method includes encapsulating, based on a physical layer frame header, a protocol data unit (PDU) including audio data, to obtain an audio data packet, where the physical layer frame header is modulated using a first digital modulation scheme, the PDU is modulated using a second digital modulation scheme, a value of a modulation rate of the first digital modulation scheme is equal to a value of a data transmission rate, and a value of a modulation rate of the second digital modulation scheme is less than the value of the data transmission rate, and sending the audio data packet on a BLUETOOTH low energy (BLE) physical channel at the data transmission rate.

High-speed audio data transmission method and apparatus

A memory module includes a pressure tongue rotatably mounted on a fixed block through a reset spring providing a first driving force for rotation of the pressure tongue. A rotating block is rotatably mounted on a slider through a torsion spring providing a second driving force for rotation of the rotating block, and the slider is slidably mounted on a guide rail. When the rotating block projects forwards under the action of the second driving force, a locking block is inserted into a locking hole, and an upper retaining surface is separated from a first lower retaining point. When the pressure tongue presses the rotating block downwards under the action of the first driving force to overcome the second driving force to force the rotating block to raise backwards, the locking block is separated from the locking hole, and the upper retaining surface is contact with the first lower retaining point.

Memory module and seat mounting structure with easy entry module

Embodiments are directed to gesture recognition in a computing device. Touch-based input by the user is monitored based on an output from a touch sensor. Gestures are directed from among the touch-based input. The detected gestures are analyzed to assign gesture characteristic profiles to the detected gestures according to profiling criteria. A sequential event log is tabulated representing counts of series of gestures based on assigned characteristic profiles and on temporal sequencing of the gestures. Circumstances for invocation of gesture detection re-calibration are assessed based on the tabulated series of gestures.

Touch gesture detection assessment

A method for treatment of malaria including administering to a patient in need thereof a flavonoid glycoside compound.

Method for treatment of malaria

The present invention disclosed a medical use of cucurbitane triterpenoids represented by the following formula and isolated fromL. of Cucurbitaceae family in the preparation of medications for prevention and treatment of diabetes and obesity. The above cucurbitane triterpenoids may be acted as a glucose uptake stimulator, an agonist for the translocation of glucose transporter 4 (GLUT4) to the cell membrane, and an activator of adenosine monophosphate-activated protein kinase (AMPK). They may have potential for the prevention and treatment of diabetes and obesity. 

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A method of treating a liquid sample having microbiological target species therein to concentrate the species and collect lysate is disclosed. The liquid sample comprises non-target microbiological particles, inorganic particles, and microbiological target species. The liquid is passed through a prefilter medium to allow the target species to pass through as filtrate and retain non-target microbiological products and inorganic particles thereon. The filtrate is contacted with a main filtration medium adapted to retain the target species thereon as retentate. The retentate is lysed to form a lysate containing target material that was enveloped within the microbiological target species. The microbiological species may comprise cell containing or viral material. Target materials comprise intracellular nucleic acids, or in the case of viral sampling, nucleic acids encased within the protein sheath or coating of the virus.

Process for concentrating and processing fluid samples

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Tong Chen