Abstract: Systems and techniques for identifying performance issues and recommending actions during design-time application development include receiving a design-time user interface (UI) having multiple fields associated with data from a database, where the multiple fields including one or more types of fields. In response to receiving a trigger, the systems and techniques iterate through the multiple fields in the design-time UI by applying one or more rules related to the types of fields and cardinality of the data from the database. One or more recommendations are generated for one or more of the fields based on the applied rules to the multiple fields and the recommendations are output to a display. The systems and techniques may include changing the design-time UI without user input using the recommendations.

Abstract: Systems and techniques for identifying performance issues and recommending actions during design-time application development include receiving a design-time user interface (UI) having multiple fields associated with data from a database, where the multiple fields including one or more types of fields. In response to receiving a trigger, the systems and techniques iterate through the multiple fields in the design-time UI by applying one or more rules related to the types of fields and cardinality of the data from the database. One or more recommendations are generated for one or more of the fields based on the applied rules to the multiple fields and the recommendations are output to a display. The systems and techniques may include changing the design-time UI without user input using the recommendations.

Abstract: Various embodiments of a gate oxide breakdown detection technique detect gate oxide degradation due to stress on a per part basis without destroying functional circuits for an intended application. Stress on the gate oxide may be applied while nominal drain currents flow through a device, thereby stressing the device under conditions similar to actual operating conditions. The technique is relatively fast and does not require analog amplifiers or tuning of substantial amounts of other additional circuitry as compared to conventional gate oxide breakdown detection techniques.

Abstract: Various embodiments of a gate oxide breakdown detection technique detect gate oxide degradation due to stress on a per part basis without destroying functional circuits for an intended application. Stress on the gate oxide may be applied while nominal drain currents flow through a device, thereby stressing the device under conditions similar to actual operating conditions. The technique is relatively fast and does not require analog amplifiers or tuning of substantial amounts of other additional circuitry as compared to conventional gate oxide breakdown detection techniques.

Abstract: Tires and tread are made from resin formed from the polymerization of phenol, aromatic, and terpene and/or mono- and bi-cyclic mono- and bi-unsaturated hydrocarbons.

Abstract: The method of using a bi-functional catalyst for the one-step preparation of para-aminophenol. The catalyst includes a mixture of a hydrogenation noble metal and a zirconium sulfate. Also, an improved single-step process for the preparation of para-aminophenol from nitrobenzene, in an aqueous medium, using the bi-functional catalyst.

Abstract: Rosin esters having suitable color, color stability and/or odor to make them useful for non-woven applications, to non-woven products made from and/or comprising rosin esters, and to methods of making and using such rosin esters and products.

Abstract: The method of using a bi-functional catalyst for the one-step preparation of para-aminophenol. The catalyst includes a mixture of a hydrogenation noble metal and a zirconium sulfate. Also, an improved single-step process for the preparation of para-aminophenol from nitrobenzene, in an aqueous medium, using the bi-functional catalyst.

Abstract: Tires and tread are made from resin formed from the polymerization of phenol, aromatic, and terpene and/or mono- and bi-cyclic mono- and bi-unsaturated hydrocarbons.

Abstract: The present invention relates to styrenated terpene resin, as well as methods of making an using the same.

Abstract: A process for producing rosin resins comprising reacting together rosin and phenolic compound and/or terpene-phenol resin, in the presence of a Brønsted acid. These resins may be used as tackifiers in adhesive formulations, including chloroprene contact cements.

Abstract: A process for producing rosin resins comprising reacting together rosin and phenolic compound and/or terpene-phenol resin, in the presence of a Brønsted acid. These resins may be used as tackifiers in adhesive formulations, including chloroprene contact cements.

Abstract: A process for producing rosin resins comprising reacting together rosin and phenolic compound and/or terpene-phenol resin, in the presence of a Brønsted acid. These resins may be used as tackifiers in adhesive formulations, including chloroprene contact cements.