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A system and method of reducing consumption of electricity used to cool electronic computer data center, networking, and telecommunications equipment, and to reduce the incidence of thermal failure of electronic components, includes provision of one or more partitions to reduce the volume of the cooled environment supplying coldest possible cooled air from air conditioning systems to a chamber adjacent to racks containing the electronic components, preventing dilution of the supplied cooling airflow by warmer air from outside of the reduced volume environment, and controlling the delivery of cooling air flow through the reduced volume of the cooled environment.

Methods and apparatus are described for providing access to a network via a first one of a plurality of network access nodes in the network. The network access nodes each have a network address associated therewith which is unique on the network, the first network access node having a first network address associated therewith. The first network address is associated with a first computer while the first computer is connected to the first network access node thereby providing access to the network. Transmissions associated with the first computer are monitored to determine address information. The transmissions are then processed in response to the address information.

Data management systems, articles of manufacture, and data storage methods are described. According to one aspect, a data management system provides a data storage system configured to store data of a plurality of client protected computer systems, wherein the data storage system comprises a plurality of storage devices individually having a respective capacity, and a quantity of the data of the protected computer systems to be stored exceeds capacities of individual ones of the storage devices and storage control circuitry coupled with the data storage system and configured to assign individual ones of the individual storage devices to store data for respective ones of the protected computer systems.

A medical, electrically powered thermal cover for fitting predominantly the trunk and head of a person experiencing or potentially experiencing traumatic or cold-exposure hypothermia. The thermal cover encases all of the torso and neck, and portions of other body areas. Heating may be distinctly non-uniform, being applied to the body surface only in special regions where the body's capacity for heat uptake may be relatively high. In sum, the system may monitor deep body core temperature, direct heat to the body core where it may be most needed, and controls therapy over time to restore normothermia.

A secondary cell is provided that enables cost reduction and stable operation with a simple configuration and greatly exceeds the capacity of a lithium-ion cell. In a secondary cell, a conductive first electrode is formed on a substrate. An n-type metal oxide semiconductor layer, a charging layer for charging energy, a p-type metal oxide semiconductor layer, and a second electrode are laminated. The charging layer is filled with an n-type metal oxide semiconductor of fine particles. By a photoexcited structural change phenomenon caused by ultraviolet irradiation, a new energy level is formed in a band gap of the n-type metal oxide semiconductor. An electron is captured at the newly formed energy level, thereby charging energy. The charging layer is charged by connecting a power source between the first electrode and the second electrode. It is also possible to charge energy by light, using a transparent electrode.

An apparatus may receive a master information block and a synchronization signal (SS) block on a PBCH. The MIB may indicate an allocation associated with a CORESET. The apparatus may receive remaining minimum system information (RMSI) configuration information carried in the CORESET based on the allocation associated with the CORESET. The apparatus may determine a position associated with a downlink data channel based on a first value indicated by one of the MIB or the SS block in the PBCH and based on a second value indicated by the RMSI configuration information. The apparatus may receive data carried on the downlink data channel based on the position associated with the downlink data channel.

Non-volatile storage devices and methods capable of achieving large capacity solid state drives containing multiple banks of memory devices. The storage devices include a printed circuit board, at least two banks of non-volatile solid-state memory devices, bank switching circuitry, a connector, and a memory controller. The bank switching circuitry is integrated onto the memory controller and functionally interposed between the banks of memory devices and the front end of the memory controller. The bank switching circuitry operates to switch accesses by the memory controller among the at least two banks.

A peripheral viewing system for a vehicle includes a pair of digital cameras, each positioned on the exterior of the vehicle proximately positioned where a side view mirror would typically be mounted. An additional digital camera is mounted on the vehicle roof immediately adjacent the top edge of the rear window. A plurality of LCD's each discretely associated with a corresponding camera are mounted within the vehicle passenger compartment at a location that is readily observable by the vehicle driver. The driver can panoramically view trailing traffic by observing the LCD's in the passenger compartment. One or more infrared phototransistor receivers are positioned at the rear of the vehicle for detecting oncoming vehicles. If the driver attempts to change lanes and activates a turn signal, a warning message will be emitted within the passenger compartment if any of the transistors detect an approaching vehicle within a predetermined range of the vehicle.

Techniques for preventing the loss of trace information being transmitted via trace infrastructure are disclosed. A data processing apparatus for processing instructions is provided. The data processing apparatus comprises: decode/issue logic operable to receive and decode an instruction to be processed by the data processing apparatus and to determine when to issue a decoded instructions for execution by execution logic; execution logic operable to execute the decoded instructions; interface logic selectively operable to receive trace information relating to the state of the data processing apparatus generated in response to execution of the decoded instructions for transmission to trace monitoring infrastructure; and throttle logic operable to predict whether issuing the decoded instruction to the execution logic for execution would be likely to cause the trace information to be transmitted to said trace monitoring infrastructure to exceed a capacity of said trace monitoring infrastructure and, if so, to prevent the decode/issue logic from issuing the decoded instruction to the execution logic. Accordingly, the throttle logic reviews each instruction to be executed and predicts whether issuing that instruction at that time will or is likely to cause the capacity to be exceeded. In the event that the throttle logic determines that the capacity is likely to be exceeded, the instruction is prevented from being issued to the execution logic which reduces the likelihood that any state information is lost.

To improve the work environment by preventing a larger amount of a powder compounding agent from being discarded as power dust and by returning the powder compounding agent into a kneading tank by capturing said powder compounding agent by employing a simple means in closed pressure type kneader. Also to bring the compound quality closer to the design quality by drastically increasing the valuable collection rate. A recovery device for collecting an ejected powder compounding agent is installed on a closed pressure type kneader for kneading a kneading material along with a powder compounding agent in a kneading tank by rotating a kneading rotor. In the recovery device, a tubular air bag capable of expanding and contracting is connected to the side surface of the surrounding wall of the kneading tank with a ventilation chute between the air bag and the surrounding wall, the surrounding wall surrounding the periphery of a pressurized lid rising/lowering path. A branching duct capable of connecting to and being disconnected from the outside is connected to the top of the air bag, and a filter tube for filtering and capturing the powder compounding agent carried by a gaseous body flowing from the side of the kneading tank is disposed in a suspended manner within the air bag. As a consequence, it is possible to return the powder compounding agent captured by means of the filter tube to the kneading tank by means of the pressurized air flow accumulated in the air bag.

Substantially anhydrous electropolishing electrolyte solutions. The substantially anhydrous electropolishing electrolyte solutions described herein do not use water as a solvent; instead, such electropolishing electrolyte solutions use anhydrous alcohols and/or glycols as a solvent. For example, an electropolishing electrolyte solution, as described herein, may include an alcohol, at least one mineral acid, and at least one water sequestering agent. Suitable examples of water sequestering agent include, but are not limited to, polyfunctional alcohols. Methods of electropolishing metal articles using such electropolishing electrolyte solutions are disclosed herein as well.

A system for enhanced, multiplayer mixed reality experience has been developed. A high-speed video content rendering engine retrieves mixed reality content data from a plurality of sources. A high-speed, low latency memory map is then rendered. All or point of view specific sub-portions of this main memory map are then transmitted either to secondary servers of lesser capability, which drive one to three mixed reality goggles or up to ten or more of virtual reality goggles directly. User experience may be enhanced the system providing physical props, sounds or actions based upon clues contained in the mixed reality content data.

This invention provides a storage system to store data used by computers. A storage system coupled to a computer and a management apparatus, includes storage devices accessed by the computer and a control unit that controls the storage devices, in which the control unit performs the following operations: setting, in the storage devices, a first virtual device including a first logical device; setting a second virtual device which including a second logical device, which is a virtual volume accessed by the computer; allocating an address of the first logical device to the second logical device; and changing the allocation to change storage areas of the virtual volume.

An IP video delivery system and method that allocates a first number of video streams for delivery on a number of channels that, provides a number of bonding groups, where each bonding group bonds at least one of the channels, and allocates a second number of video streams for delivery on the bonding groups. In one aspect, the method delivers the first video streams as unbonded on the channels. The bonding groups utilize bandwidth unused by the first video streams. In one aspect, the method utilizes bandwidth unused by the first or second video streams for high speed data. The method provides instantaneous load balancing to spread the first and second video streams across all available bandwidth in the channels, and delivers those video streams using a variable bit rate with no additional statistical multiplexing rate shaping to fit video streams into the channels.

A model railroad system comprises a main track; a charging station; and a locomotive having an electric motor and wheels moveable along the track. A rechargeable source of electrical power is moveable with the locomotive and electrically conductive contacts on the locomotive or on a car connected to the locomotive engage electrically conductive recharging contacts at the charging station. A wirelessly controllable motor control circuit moveable with the locomotive supplies electrical power from the rechargeable source to the motor and controls the speed and direction of movement of the locomotive along said track.

A system includes a frame configured to hold a workpiece and first and second tool positioning assemblies configured to be opposed to each other on opposite sides of the workpiece. The first and second tool positioning assemblies each include a toolholder configured to secure a tool to the tool positioning assembly, a first axis assembly, a second axis assembly, and a third axis assembly. The first, second, and third axis assemblies are each configured to articulate the toolholder along a respective axis. Each axis assembly includes first and second guides extending generally parallel to the corresponding axis and disposed on opposing sides of the toolholder with respect to the corresponding axis. Each axis assembly includes first and second carriages articulable along the first and second guides of the axis assembly, respectively, in the direction of the corresponding axis.

A data processing system for constructing a co-occurrence data file relating to a corpus of objects comprises first memory and second memory. A module determines the size of the co-occurrence data file from an inventory of distinct objects in the corpus. A second module divides the size of the co-occurrence data file into blocks occupying a memory space at most equal to the size of a buffer block of the first memory, each block of the file matching inventoried objects with each other. A third module processes each block of the file by reading the corpus and incrementing by one unity a frequency count associated with objects of the block if those objects are grouped in the read corpus to satisfy a co-occurrence criterion, each group of objects corresponding to one co-occurrence data item. At the end of the reading of the corpus, the co-occurrence data and the associated non-null frequency counts corresponding to the co-occurrence data are transferred to the co-occurrence data file in the second memory.

The system constructs exhaustively from the corpus of objects a file able to contain a large volume of co-occurrence data using a storage peripheral, as the second memory of the system, to store the file and relying on a central memory of processor, as the first memory, to inventory the co-occurrence data and to update the associated frequency counts. The invention enables particularly matrix operations to data exceeding the capacity of the central memory.