Comm Vault Systems, Inc.

Qualcomm Incorporated

California Institute of Technology

Other

Ams Ag

Colgate Palmolive Company

Harvard College

Cellgate, Inc.

United States of America As Represented by the Administrator of Nasa

University of Toledo

Progen Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Yu Albert Wang

Rajiv Kottomtharayil

Parag Gokhale

Amey Vijaykumar Karandikar

Vijayalakshmi Rajasundaram Raveendran

Tom Chin

Kuo-Chun Lee

Guangming Shi

Andrei V Blokhin

Laurence J Marton

Aldonia L Valasinas

Hirak S Basu

Venodhar K Reddy

Aparajita Sarkar

David Mehrl

Benjamin J Frydman

Kerry Glover

Greg Stoltz

Wei Zhang

Long Pan

Jun Lu

Zhigang Hao

Chun Woo Lee

Jong Ro Park

Patrick Lim

Yanhui Lu

Tom Dunn

Eric R Fossum

Ahmed Kamel Sadek

Stephen Jay Shellhammer

Stephen Douglas Russell

Robin W Cheung

Paul Eric Jacobs

Guofeng Xu

Steven D Cheng

Peng Yin

Randy L Shimabukuro

Andrew P McMahon

Cong Nguyen

Tatiana Brinzari

Feng Guo

Doo Seok Kim

Paul Thomson

Wenyi Zhang

Ta-yan Siu

Fangqi Hu

Yong Jin Kim

Jocelyn Yoshiko Kishi

Sergio Leite

Brian Beliveau

Steven R Altman

Linda Clifford, Legal Representative

Jae-Hee Choi

Ta Yan Siu

Sinem K Saka

Alan L Adolphson

Subhra Bhattacharya

H J Simon

Cong T Nguyen

An optical sensor arrangement comprises an optoelectronic device covered by a cover arrangement and being configured to emit or detect at least electromagnetic radiation with a first wavelength through an aperture of the cover arrangement. The optical sensor arrangement further comprises a mirror arrangement arranged between the optoelectronic device and the aperture and comprising a wavelength selective mirror with a passband and a stopband. The passband includes a first wavelength range including the first wavelength, the stopband includes a second wavelength range corresponding to visible light or vice versa.

Optical sensor arrangement

Provided herein, in some embodiments, are methods and compositions for highly multiplexed in situ signal amplification via hairpin-mediated concatemerization.

Multiplexed signal amplification

Disclosed herein are improved methods for the synthesis of stannous pyrophosphate, as well as improved methods for the manufacture of oral care compositions comprising stannous pyrophosphate.

Methods for synthesizing stannous pyrophosphate

A resource allocation system begins with an ordered plan for matching requests to resources that is sorted by priority. The resource allocation system optimizes the plan by determining those requests in the plan that will fail if performed. The resource allocation system removes or defers the determined requests. In addition, when a request that is performed fails, the resource allocation system may remove requests that require similar resources from the plan. Moreover, when resources are released by a request, the resource allocation system may place the resources in a temporary holding area until the resource allocation returns to the top of the ordered plan so that lower priority requests that are lower in the plan do not take resources that are needed by waiting higher priority requests higher in the plan.

Data storage resource allocation by performing abbreviated resource checks of certain data storage resources based on relative scarcity to determine whether data storage requests would fail

A system and method to perform data management operations in a data management system assigns the data management request to one or more available data management resources. If the data management request fails, at least one data management resource at least partially responsible for the failure is determined, as is a category associated with the one data management resource at least partially responsible for the failure. Other data management requests are identified in a list of data management requests that request data management resources having the same category and the list of data management requests is updated to indicate that the data management system should not perform the other identified data management requests.

Data storage resource allocation list updating for data storage operations

Data storage resource allocation using blacklisting of data storage requests classified in the same category as a data storage request that is determined to fail if attempted

An optical sensor arrangement comprises an emitting device (E) and a detection device (D) configured to emit and detect, respectively, electromagnetic radiation and a cover (C) arranged to cover the emitting and the detection device (E, D). The sensor arrangement comprises a first cover layer (C) partially covering an inner surface of the cover (C) and having a first and a second opening located above the emitting and the detection device (E, D), respectively. The sensor arrangement comprises a second and a third cover layer (C, C) covering the inner surface at areas of the first and the second opening. A reflection and/or an absorption characteristics of at least one of the second and third cover layer (C, C) is adapted to a reflection and/or an absorption characteristics of the first cover layer (C) for incident light within the specified spectrum.

An optical sensor arrangement comprises an optical barrier which is placed between a light-emitting device and a photodetector. Herein the light-emitting device and the photodetector are arranged on a first plane and are covered by a cover. The photodetector exhibits an active zone. The optical barrier exhibits an extent along a first principal axis, which is pointing parallel to the line connecting the centers of the light-emitting device and the photodetector. Herein the extent is greater than a dimension of the active zone. The optical barrier is designed to block light emitted by the light-emitting device that otherwise would be reflected by the cover by means of specular reflection and would reach the photodetector. The optical barrier is designed to pass light emitted by the light-emitting device and scattered on or above an outer surface of the cover.

Optical sensor arrangement with optical barrier for passing light emitted by light emitting device and scattered on or above an outer surface of cover

A multimedia device engaged in wireless transmission of content to a remote display may format graphical user interface content for the remote display. The device may also communicate with a human interface device such as a remote control. The remote control may send control information to the multimedia device to control the remote display.

Controlling a multimedia device in remote display mode

A multi-touch remote control method comprises following steps: a remote control device receiving a touch gesture input; computing a number of the touch points of the touch gesture input; generating and transferring a mouse event data to a receiving device as a mouse input if the number of the touch points is 1; and generating and transferring a single touch event data to the receiving device as a single touch input if the number of the touch points is greater than 1 and all the touch points of the touch gesture input are close to each other.

Multi-touch remote control method

Updating a list of data storage requests if an abbreviated resource check determines that a request in the list would fail if attempted

Data storage resource allocation by employing dynamic methods and blacklisting resource request pools

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San Diego, CA, United States of America

Yu Albert Wang