Facebook, Inc.

Battelle Memorial Institute

Xiaoliang Wei

Vincent L Sprenkle

Wei Wang

Bin Li

Zimin Nie

Jun Liu

Mukund Narasimhan

Changhao Jiang

Michael Dudley Johnson

Herry Sutanto

Roi Tiger

Yan Yu

Lior Tubi

Guy Rosen

Itamar Rosenn

Yingyi Liang

Alex Bain

Weizhe Shi

Todd Krabach

Haomin Yu

Joshua Ryan Lauer

Dekel Schmuel Naar

Jackson Gabbard

Eric Ruth

Ita Pai

Lior Berry

Bo Huai Victor Loh

Hsueh-Fang Cheng

Sara Motiee

Jie Xiao

Xun Wilson Huang

Andrey Sukhachev

Zixiao Zhang

Tianbiao Liu

Levy Klots

Vladimir Milosevic

Aaron M Hollas

Qingtao Luo

All-vanadium sulfate redox flow battery systems have a catholyte and an anolyte comprising an aqueous supporting solution including chloride ions and phosphate ions. The aqueous supporting solution stabilizes and increases the solubility of vanadium species in the electrolyte, allowing an increased vanadium concentration over a desired operating temperature range. According to one example, the chloride ions are provided by MgCl, and the phosphate ions are provided by (NH)HPO.

All-vanadium sulfate acid redox flow battery system

In one embodiment, a method includes sending, by a client device, a request to a computer server system for a target structured document. In a first response phase, a first response portion from the computer server system is sent in response to the request. The first response portion includes a first resource associated with the target structured document, wherein a likelihood that the first resource will be included in a response to a future request for the target structured document exceeds a first predetermined threshold. Further in a second response phase, a second response portion from the computer server system is sent in response to the request. The second response portion includes a second resource associated with the target structured document, wherein a likelihood that the second resource will be included in a response to a future request for the target structured document exceeds a second predetermined threshold.

Predictive resource identification and phased delivery of structured documents

In one embodiment, a method includes sending a first request comprising an http-header that includes one or more http-header fields for a webpage from a first user to a computing server, receiving a second request for access to a first information associated with the mobile-client system from the computing server in response to the first request, wherein the first information comprises one or more user-profile fields associated with a user profile of the first user, sending the first information responsive to the second request to the computing server, and receiving the requested webpage customized based on one or more determined attributes of the mobile-client system from the computing server, the one or more attributes being determined based on a comparison between the one or more http-header fields and the one or more user-profile fields with a database comprising attributes of a plurality of types of mobile-client systems.

Detecting mobile device attributes

Embodiments of an aqueous electrolyte comprising a base and a phenazine derivative are disclosed. Redox flow batteries including the aqueous electrolyte are also disclosed. The phenazine derivative has a chemical structure according to formula I: 

Highly stable phenazine derivatives for aqueous redox flow batteries

In one embodiment, a method includes, by one or more server computing devices, receiving state data of a client computing device. The state data includes event data indicating events generated by or occurring at the client computing device and context data associated with the event data. The context data indicates device states of the client computing device that each coincide with one or more of the events and indicate a context of the one or more of the events. The method also includes, by one or more server computing devices, ordering the events and the device states in the event and context data into a state-data-review structure and analyzing the state-data-review structure to generate one or more recommendations on operation of the client computing device.

Device state capture and analysis

In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a request for a webpage from a mobile-client system of a user, where the request includes an http-header, accessing information describing the user, determining the attributes of the mobile-client system based on the http-header and the information describing the user, and transmitting the webpage to the mobile-client system in response to the request, where the webpage has been customized based on the determined attributes of the mobile-client system.

An aqueous redox flow battery system includes an aqueous catholyte and an aqueous anolyte. The aqueous catholyte may comprise (i) an optionally substituted thiourea or a nitroxyl radical compound and (ii) a catholyte aqueous supporting solution. The aqueous anolyte may comprise (i) metal cations or a viologen compound and (ii) an anolyte aqueous supporting solution. The catholyte aqueous supporting solution and the anolyte aqueous supporting solution independently may comprise (i) a proton source, (ii) a halide source, or (iii) a proton source and a halide source.

Aqueous electrolytes for redox flow battery systems

Techniques for zero rating through redirection are described. In one embodiment, an apparatus may comprise a client proxy component operative to receive a proxy network packet from a local gateway application on a client device, the proxy network packet containing an application network packet for delivery to a network server device; and forward the application network packet to the network server device based on a determination that a local user application is authorized to use the proxy server device; and a proxy access component operative on the processor circuit to determine that the application network packet is associated with the local user application on the client device; and determine that the local user application is authorized to use the proxy server device. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Techniques for zero rating through redirection

Techniques for zero rating through web reconstruction are described. In one embodiment, an apparatus may comprise a client access component operative to receive a web request from a client device, the web request for a web page hosted on a network server device; and transmit a zero-rating transformed web page to the client device in response to the web request; and a web reconstruction component operative on the processor circuit to retrieve the web page from the network server device; identify one or more non-zero-rated resource references in the retrieved web page; transform the one or more non-zero-rated resource references to form one or more zero-rated resource references; and replace the one or more non-zero-rated resource references with the one or more zero-rated resource references in the web page to form the zero-rating transformed web page. Other embodiments are described and claimed.

Techniques for zero rating through web reconstruction

Method includes receiving a request for a web page, identifying one or more resource portions stored in a cache, each resource portion corresponding to a portion of a structured document for use to render the requested web page, determining whether the web page was requested within a predetermined time threshold since a previous request for the web page, if requested within the predetermined time threshold, instructing the requested web page to be rendered using the one or more resource portions stored in the cache and refreshing the one or more resource portions, if not requested within the predetermined time threshold, regenerating the one or more resource portions and instructing the requested web page to be rendered using the regenerated one or more resource portions and cache the regenerated one or more resource portions.

Caching pagelets of structured documents

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can acquire a first machine-readable code. The first machine-readable code can be provided on a display element. A reader tool for reading a second machine-readable code can be provided on the display element in conjunction with the providing of the first machine-readable code on the display element. In some instances, the second machine-readable code can be read using the reader tool. The second machine-readable code can be processed to access information represented by the second machine-readable code. One or more operations can be performed based on the information represented by the second machine-readable code.

Systems and methods for simultaneously providing and reading machine-readable codes

In one embodiment, a method includes receiving a request for a target structured document. In a first response phase, the method includes accessing a data structure comprising an entry for the target structured document and one or more first resources associated with the target structured document, generating a first response portion including a first portion of the target structured document including one or more of the first resources or references for one or more of the first resources, and transmitting the first response portion to the client. The method further includes, in a second response phase, generating a second response portion that includes a second portion of the target structured document including one or more of: one or more second resources, or references for the one or more second resources, associated with the target structured document; and structured document language code, and transmitting the second response portion to the client.

In one embodiment, a method includes accessing a data store comprising a log of requests transmitted by a plurality of remote hosts, each request corresponding to one or more resources maintained by a web site; analyzing the requests and one or more attributes of the resources corresponding to the respective requests using a cost function relating to network performance, wherein a first component of the cost function is directed to a performance improvement achieved by grouping one or more of the resources for transmission to one or more remote hosts and a second component is directed to a performance inefficiency caused by grouping the one or more resources for transmission to the one or more remote hosts; and identifying one or more groupings of one or more resources that optimize the cost function for network performance.

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