International Business Machines Corporation

Semiconductor Manufacturing International (Shanghai) Corporation

Globalfoundries Inc.

Chinese Academy of Sciences

Honeywell International Inc.

Huawei Technologies Co., Limited

Emc IP Holding Company LLC

General Electric Company

Mayo Foundation for Medical Education and Research

Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Fujitsu Corporation

Toyota Jidosha Kabushiki Kaisha

Hon Hai Precision Industry Co., Ltd.

Infineon Technologies Ag

Sap Se

Yang Liu

Lawrence Yiumchee Chiu

Paul Henri Muench

Qiang Wu

Bo Zou

Ting Wang

Wei Huang

Xue Feng Gao

Yong Qing Lu

Sangeetha Seshadri

Huayu Zhou

Dan Liu

Hualei Wang

Xue Qiang Zhou

Weijie Xu

Yanan Jia

Hao Yang

Kai Yang

Shuang Shuang Li

Mengze Liao

Xiao Ping Guo

Jie Ping Wu

Matthew J Kalos

Gail Andrea Spear

Jason Lee Peipelman

Liang Chen

Xiang Sean Zhou

Jun Wei Zhang

Peng Li

Yan Peng

Nicolas Marc Clayton

Lei Zhang

Min Fang

Guang Han Sui

Qing Shan Zhang

Jun Hu

Wai Chuen Yim

Yong Guo

Bodo Hoppe

Michael Paul Groover

Xing Zhao

Cheng Song

Jiang Yu

Xiao Yang Zhu

Haibing Guo

Lei Shen

Gang Lyu

Robin Han

Zhijia Liu

Roman Alexander Pletka

Haifeng Wang

Qi Cheng Li

Chen Hui Xu

Nikolas Ioannou

Jianping Ying

Hui Wang

Ioannis Koltsidas

Xiao Liang Hu

He Zhu

Hao Kai Zhang

Xiaofeng Tao

Yong Wu

Jian Ding

Chao Wang

Jie Zhang

Min Zhu

Yi Bu Li

Chang Liu

Wenhui Sang

Feng Liu

Shaw-Ben Shi

Lei Chen

Min Zhang

Guoqing Wang

Stephen LaRoux Blinick

Fuping Chen

Xi Ning Wang

Vincenzo Condorelli

Jiong Lan

Edward Lin

Meiyu Geng

Lei He

Xin Zhang

Ruy C Brandao

Zhuohui Tan

Rong Zhang

Xia Yu

Chiahong Chen

Yiftach Benjamini

Hua Zhang

Wen Bao Yin

Dan Dan Wang

Pei Wang

Meng Hong Tsai

Zhen Li

Yufei Li

Shun Xiang Yang

A backlight assembly including a light source, a birefringent component and at least one first dimmer is described. In an embodiment, the birefringent component is configured to divide the light incident on the birefringent component into a first polarized light and a second polarized light. In an embodiment, a vibration direction of the first polarized light is different from a vibration direction of the second polarized light. In an embodiment, the birefringent component includes a first region and a second region. In an embodiment, the first polarized light corresponds to the first region, the second polarized light corresponds to the second region, and the first region and the second region at least partially do not overlap in an emission direction of the light. In an embodiment, the first polarized light propagates along a first direction, the second polarized light propagates along a second direction intersecting with the second direction.

Backlight assembly and head-up display system

The present invention provides a substrate supporting apparatus having a spin chuck and a plurality of locating pins. The spin chuck configured to support and rotate a substrate has a supporting surface. The locating pins are disposed at the periphery of the supporting surface for limiting the substrate horizontal displacement. The supporting surface defines a first annular region. The first annular region is divided into a plurality of pin regions and a plurality of non-pin regions. The pin regions and the non-pin regions are arranged alternatively in a circumferential direction of the first annular region. Each of the pin regions is corresponding to one locating pin. A plurality of Bernoulli holes are set in the first annular region and is configured as an uneven structure in the first annular region so as to supply stronger gas flow in the pin regions than in the non-pin regions.

Substrate supporting apparatus

A user equipment, a method for controlling the user equipment, and a network side device are provided in the present disclosure. The method includes transmitting broadcast-type signals and channels to the user equipment through a dedicated resource unit so that the user equipment can access a network; wherein the dedicated resource unit is only configured to transmit the broadcast-type signals and channels and is continuous in a frequency domain and a time domain. The present disclosure can control the user equipment to access the network.

User equipment, method for controlling the same and network side device

A mobile terminal includes a housing and a speaker component including a speaker unit that divides a cavity of the speaker component into a front speaker box and a rear speaker box, an air vent coupled to an inner cavity of the housing is disposed on a wall of the rear speaker box, and a flexible sound absorbing member that can absorb a sound and damp vibration is disposed on a wall of the inner cavity of the housing.

Mobile terminal

A photographing method in a long-focus scenario and a terminal are provided. A moving direction and a moving distance of a framing range of the terminal can be controlled, so that a target photographing object accurately moves into the framing range, to improve efficiency of interaction between a user and the terminal. The method provides, when a zoom magnification used by a terminal is greater than or equal to a preset magnification, a photographing interface displayed by the terminal includes a first viewfinder frame and a second viewfinder frame. The first viewfinder frame is used to preview an image captured by a long-focus camera. A framing range of the second viewfinder frame is greater than a framing range of the first viewfinder frame, and a framing range the same as that of the first viewfinder frame is marked in the second viewfinder frame.

Photographing method in long-focus scenario and terminal

A mobile terminal is provided, including a housing () and a speaker (). The speaker () includes a box () and a sound generation unit (). The box () includes a first cover body (), a second cover body (), and a cover plate (). A first chamber is formed between the sounding unit () and the inner bottom wall of the first cover body, and a sound hole () is disposed in the first cavity (). A second cavity () is formed between the sound generation unit () and the second cover body (). The sound generation unit () includes a diaphragm (). A resonant cavity () with a through hole () on one side is formed in the first cover body (), the cover plate () covers the through hole (), and a microhole () is disposed. Airflow enters the second cavity () through the microhole ().

Mobile terminal having housing and speaker

Provided are a computer-implemented method, system, and computer program product for multidimensional data recover. A snapshot restore request is received with at least one parameter defining at least one dimension for data recovery. At least one snapshot is reconstructed from a single continuous snapshot stream taken for a certain period of time based on the at least one parameter. A selected snapshot is received for data recovery selected from the at least one reconstructed snapshot. The selected snapshot is restored.

Multi-dimensional data recovery

Disclosed herein are systems, devices, and methods for accessing a subdural space. In some embodiments, an apparatus may comprise a shaft configured to be slidably disposed within a lumen of a catheter. The shaft may be configured to be advanced distally from a distal end of the catheter and into a blood vessel of a subject. The shaft may include a perforating tip including an energy element configured to generate radiofrequency energy to form an opening through a wall of the blood vessel and dura of the subject and into an extravascular space of the subject. A curved section may be configured to be radially constrained within the lumen of the catheter and to curve toward the wall of the blood vessel and the dura upon exiting the lumen of the catheter such that the energy element is positioned to form the opening.

Systems, devices, and methods for accessing a subdural space

A terminal speaker includes an enclosure with accommodating space with an affixed sound production monomer. The sound production monomer has a diaphragm configured to vibrate to produce sound. The enclosure includes a first inner bottom wall and an inner sidewall fastened to the first inner bottom wall. The diaphragm is fastened to the inner sidewall, dividing the accommodating space into front and rear cavities. The first inner bottom wall is in the front cavity. A sound outlet hole penetrates the inner sidewall. The front cavity is in communication with the sound outlet hole by a front cavity channel. The diaphragm is tilted relative to the first inner bottom wall. The perimeter of the end of the front cavity in communication with the sound outlet hole is greater than the perimeter of the end of the front cavity remote from the sound outlet hole.

Speaker and terminal

Disclosed in the present invention are a fused pyridone compound, and a preparation method therefor and a use thereof. Specifically, the present invention discloses a compound of formula (I-B), an optical isomer thereof and a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, and the use of the compound as a KRAS inhibitor.

Fused pyridone compound, and preparation method therefor and use thereof

A semiconductor device and a forming method thereof are provided. The forming method includes forming an initial dummy gate structure on a substrate. The initial dummy gate structure extends along a first direction. The forming method also includes forming a source/drain doped layer in the substrate on two sides of the initial dummy gate structure, forming an initial conductive layer on the source/drain doped layer and covering a sidewall and a top surface of the source/drain doped layer, and after forming the initial conductive layer, removing the initial dummy gate structure.

Semiconductor device and forming method thereof

Devices and methods are described for accessing an intracranial extravascular space of a patient. For example, this disclosure describes devices and methods for drainage of a subdural hematoma disposed within an intracranial extravascular space of a patient.

Devices and methods for transvascular drainage of fluids in an intracranial extravascular space

A technique maintains online access to data stored in a plurality of storage devices during a hardware upgrade in which the plurality of storage devices moves between storage processor enclosures. The technique involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while each storage device of the plurality of storage devices resides in a first storage processor enclosure. The technique further involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while the plurality of storage devices is moved from the first storage processor enclosure to a second storage processor enclosure (e.g., transferring each storage devices one by one before triggering a rebuild process). The technique further involves providing, from the plurality of storage devices, online access to the data while each storage device of the plurality of storage devices resides in the second storage processor enclosure.

Maintaining online access to data stored in a plurality of storage devices during a hardware upgrade

Systems and methods provide reception of a call to a first function, determination of a first configuration file associated with the first function, the first configuration file indicating a primary function, a secondary function and a relationship between a first property of the primary function and a second property of the secondary function, calling of the primary function and reception of a corresponding first result set, calling of the secondary function, the call to the secondary function including a filter on the second property based on values of the first result set associated with the first property, reception of a second result set corresponding to the call to the secondary function, generation of a composed result set based on the first result set, the second result set, and the relationship, and return of the composed result set in response to the call to the first function.

System to facilitate transition to microservices

The present disclosure provides a method for preparing 2-ethyl-4-fluoro-1-nitrobenzene, including: (1) nitrifying 3-fluoroacetophenone with a nitration reagent, to obtain 1-(5-fluoro-2-nitrophenyl)ethanone; (2) reducing 1-(5-fluoro-2-nitrophenyl)ethanone with a reducing agent, to obtain 4-fluoro-2-(1-hydroxyethyl)-1-nitrobenzene; (3) iodinating 4-fluoro-2-(1-hydroxyethyl)-1-nitrobenzene, to obtain 4-fluoro-2-(1-iodoethyl)-1-nitrobenzene; and (4) reducing 4-fluoro-2-(1-iodoethyl)-1-nitrobenzene with a reducing agent, to obtain 2-ethyl-4-fluoro-1-nitrobenzene.

Method for preparing 2-ethyl-4-fluoro-1-nitrobenzene

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