International Business Machines Corporation

Boe Technology Group Co., Ltd.

Chengdu Boe Optoelectronics Technology Co., Ltd.

Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences

Xc Memory Co., Ltd

Yu Du

Meng Zhang

Xin Zhang

Hui Du

Yu Jia Tang

Bao Guo Xie

Shuai Zhu

Si Huang

Wen Jun Yin

Zhiyong Yang

Dexiong Song

Xuemei Deng

Wei Li

Li Wang

Fan Yang

Min Liu

Na Zhang

Fei Chen

Liwei Huang

Gong Chen

Xue Jiang

Chao Fu

Jiming Zhang

Hong Hu

Shihua Huang

Kaimin Wang

Yifan Li

Guangjie Yang

Shuyi Si

Chengyi Li

Suimang Song

Bin Hong

Xiaojian Jia

Huajun Jiang

Shibing Yuan

Dongpan Yao

Caihua Cheng

A memory and an electronic device are provided in the present application. The memory includes a bank. The bank includes two planes. Each of the two planes includes a plurality of memory resources and a plurality of redundant replacement resources. A bad memory resource of one of the two planes is capable of being replaced by the redundant replacement resource of the other of the two planes for performing a normal Read/Write operation. By the above-mentioned way, the redundant replacement resources in different planes are capable of being shared, thereby improving the flexibility of redundancy and the yield of the memory.

Memory with redundant replacement resources and electronic device

The present disclosure provides a display panel, a method for manufacturing the same, and a display device. The insulation layer is provided above the first conductive electrodes in the bonding area of the display panel, the insulation layer covers the first conductive electrodes, and the insulation layer is capable of being pierced by ACF particles. When the display panel is bound to an FPC by an ACF, second conductive electrodes on the FPC can be electrically coupled to the first conductive electrodes on the display panel through the ACF particles, thereby achieving the bonding connection between the display panel and the FPC, even if a conductive foreign object falls into the area where the first conductive electrodes are located, short circuit cannot be caused, thereby improving the product yield.

Display panel, method for manufacturing the same, and display device

Techniques for generating dynamic dust emission risk index values via construction and use of a dynamic dust emission risk index model are provided. In one example, a computer-implemented method comprises generating, by a system operatively coupled to a processor, a dynamic dust emission risk index value based on a dynamic dust emission risk index model. The computer implemented method also includes supplying, by the system, the dynamic dust emission risk index value to an air quality model. Additionally, the computer implemented method further comprises generating, by the system, a dust emission forecast based on the air quality model.

Dust emission forecasting

A display device and a method of manufacturing the same are provided. The display device includes a display panel having a display region and a non-display region that are divided in a plane where a light-emitting surface of the display panel is located, a drive circuit plate being disposed on the non-display region; a light transmission layer which is extended from the display region to above the drive circuit plate within the non-display region and has an opening, the opening being adjacent to a boundary of the drive circuit plate close to the display region and being disposed on a side of the drive circuit plate close to the display region.

Display device and method of manufacturing the same

Post-processing corrections can be applied to operational numerical model forecasts of weather variables to reduce forecast model errors. The post-processing technique is based on an analog post-processing correction scheme. In the analog scheme, the system searches for previous model forecasts that are similar to the current forecast, and modifies the current forecast based on errors in such previous predictions. An 'abnormal (or abnormal) index' can be generated for each analog as a function of several meteorology variables (i.e., humidity, pressure and temperature) and two experience coefficients. The abnormal index can be used to exclude some errors. Furthermore, dynamic weights based on the 'abnormal index' can be applied to the errors. Using the &#x201c;abnormal index&#x201d; weights in a post-processing technique may generate a more accurate air quality forecast.

Post-processing air quality forecasts

Disclosed herein are a backlight module and a display device. The backlight module includes: a light guide plate, a light source assembly located on a first surface of the light guide plate, and a support bracket configured to support the light guide plate and the light source assembly; wherein the support bracket further includes an installation portion for fixing the light source assembly, and an elastic element arranged on the installation portion configured to adjust a gap between the light source assembly and the first surface of the light guide plate to a first distance.

Backlight module and display device

A method for establishing and using a pollutant emission scavenging forecasting (PESF) model to calculate a purgeable pollutant emission to dynamically control an emitted pollutant at any target concentration. The dynamic control considers the initial pollutant concentration and pollutant scavenging ability of atmosphere. The method further takes into account the constraint conditions specified by a user, and employs a dynamic emission correction system to quickly calculate an optimal pollutant emission scheme. If the emission is lower than minimum acceptable value for a current time instance (a moment), the method corrects the emission intensity before (prior to) this moment by changing the initial concentration at this time. This initial concentration is the final pollutant concentration of a prior moment. Since the method makes full use of the atmospheric pollutants scavenging ability, the dynamic emission control scheme can provide the most effective and lowest economic losses solution.

Dynamic emission discharge reduction

A system, method and computer program product for establishing and using a pollutant emission scavenging forecasting (PESF) model to calculate a purgeable pollutant emission to dynamically control an emitted pollutant at any target concentration. The dynamic control considers the initial pollutant concentration and pollutant scavenging ability of atmosphere. The method further takes into account the constraint conditions specified by a user, and employs a dynamic emission correction system to quickly calculate an optimal pollutant emission scheme. If the emission is lower than minimum acceptable value for a current time instance (a moment), the method corrects the emission intensity before (prior to) this moment by changing the initial concentration at this time. This initial concentration is the final pollutant concentration of a prior moment. Since the method makes full use of the atmospheric pollutants scavenging ability, the dynamic emission control scheme can provide the most effective and lowest economic losses solution.

According to one or more embodiments of the present invention, a method of forecasting air quality is provided. The method includes determining weather pattern classifications based on global atmospheric information from a global weather model and determining a synoptic scale correction factor in response to the determination of the weather pattern classifications. The method also includes blending the global atmospheric information the synoptic scale correction factor to produce a data set and blending the data set with regional atmospheric information from a regional weather model to generate weather fields. The method further includes blending chemical information from a global chemical model and the synoptic scale correction factor to produce a second data set and blending the second data set into a regional chemical model based on the weather fields to forecast the air quality.

Air quality forecasting based on dynamic blending

The present invention relates to use of a microRNA or an inhibitor thereof, and specifically, the present invention relates to use of a microRNA or an inhibitor thereof in preparing a medicament for regulating lipid metabolism or preparing a medicament for preventing or treating a disease related to lipid metabolism. The microRNA is one or more of the following: miRNA-96, miRNA-185, and miRNA-223. The present invention also relates to use of the microRNA or the inhibitor thereof in regulating the expression level of a protein related to lipid metabolism. The present invention also relates to a composition comprising the microRNA or the inhibitor thereof. The microRNA or the inhibitor thereof in the present invention can be used as a pharmaceutical component, and can be applied in preventing or treating a disease caused by lipid metabolism disorders such as hyperlipidemia, atherosclerosis, coronary heart disease or other diseases.

Use of MicroRNA or inhibitors thereof in regulation of lipid metabolism

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