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System and method for synchronizing data trasnmission across a variable delay interface

A method of synchronizing data transmission between a host computer system and a transmitter across an interface with variable delay or latency. The host computer system marks transition frames between successive transmission intervals and transfers the outgoing frames across the variable interface to the transmitter. The transmitter enqueues outgoing frames into one or more FIFO transmission queue(s) and processes the enqueued frames as appropriate for the communication protocol in use. Marked frames are detected as they reach the head of the appropriate transmit queue. In particular, while bypassing is not active, the transmitter transmits unmarked frames until the end of the current interval, or until there is insufficient time in the interval to transmit another frame or until a marked frame is detected. While bypassing is not active, the transmitter terminates transmission from the transmit queue when a marked frame is detected during each interval. While bypassing is active, the transmitter discards unmarked frames without transmission until a marked frame is detected. During each interval, the transmitter activates bypassing if a marked frame has not been detected and deactivates bypassing if a marked frame is detected while bypassing is active. The transmitter enables queue mark operation if a marked frame is detected while queue mark operation is not enabled. The transmitter increments a bypass counter each time an interval ends without detecting a marked frame, and disables queue mark operation if the bypass counter reaches a predefined limit.
Owner:CONEXANT

Protein modeling tools

InactiveUS20030130797A1Rapid and computationally efficient generationEfficient representationDepsipeptidesPeptide preparation methodsProtein modellingSide chain
The invention provides a new, efficient method for the assembly of protein tertiary structure from known, loosely encoded secondary structure constraints and sparse information about exact side chain contacts. The method is based on a new method for the reduced modeling of protein structure and dynamics, where the protein is described by representing side chain centers of mass rather than alpha-carbons. The model has implicit, built-in multi-body correlations that simulate short- and long-range packing preferences, hydrogen bonding cooperativity, and a mean force potential describing hydrophobic interactions. Due to the simplicity of the protein representation and definition of the model force field, the Monte Carlo algorithm is at least an order of magnitude faster than previously published Monte Carlo algorithms for three-dimensional structure assembly. In contrast to existing algorithms, the new method requires a smaller number of tertiary constraints for successful fold assembly; on average, one for every seven residues as compared to one for every four residues. The reliability and robustness of the invention make it useful for routine application in model building protocols based on various (and even very sparse) experimentally-derived structural constraints.
Owner:SKOLNICK JEFFREY +1
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