Abstract: A lighting assembly can include a lamp module group including a first housing defining a protruding column, the first housing defining a cavity, the first housing defining a housing opening to the cavity positioned opposite from the protruding column; a power supply driving module positioned within the cavity; and a first concentric terminal connected in electrical communication with the power supply driving module, the first concentric terminal extending through the protruding column; and a second housing including a second concentric terminal, the second housing receiving a portion of the first housing, the second concentric terminal connected in electrical communication with the first concentric terminal, the second concentric terminal configured to supply power to the power supply driving module through the first concentric terminal.

Abstract: A scheduling method performed by a computing device that includes a plurality of processors, a type of at least one instruction set of instruction sets supported by at least one of the plurality of processors is different from a type of an instruction set of instruction sets supported by another processor, where the scheduling method includes obtaining a type of an instruction set of an application, selecting a target processor from the plurality of processors, where the type of the instruction set of the application is a subset of types of a plurality of instruction sets of instruction sets supported by the target processor, and allocating the application to the target processor for execution.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer are disclosed for managing a financial transaction associated with a financial account, wherein the transaction would cause an outstanding balance of the financial account to exceed a credit limit. The method comprises determining a merchant type for a merchant which is a party to the transaction. A merchant credit risk associated with the determined merchant type is determined. The merchant credit risk is compared to a threshold value defining an acceptable credit risk. The transaction is approved based on the comparison of the merchant credit risk with the threshold value.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer are disclosed for managing a financial transaction associated with a financial account, wherein the transaction would cause an outstanding balance of the financial account to exceed a credit limit. The method comprises determining a merchant type for a merchant which is a party to the transaction. A merchant credit risk associated with the determined merchant type is determined. The merchant credit risk is compared to a threshold value defining an acceptable credit risk. The transaction is approved based on the comparison of the merchant credit risk with the threshold value.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer are disclosed for managing a financial transaction associated with a financial account, wherein the transaction would cause an outstanding balance of the financial account to exceed a credit limit. The method comprises determining a merchant type for a merchant which is a party to the transaction. A merchant credit risk associated with the determined merchant type is determined. The merchant credit risk is compared to a threshold value defining an acceptable credit risk. The transaction is approved based on the comparison of the merchant credit risk with the threshold value.

Abstract: A method, system, and computer are disclosed for managing a financial transaction associated with a financial account, wherein the transaction would cause an outstanding balance of the financial account to exceed a credit limit. The method comprises determining a merchant type for a merchant which is a party to the transaction. A merchant credit risk associated with the determined merchant type is determined. The merchant credit risk is compared to a threshold value defining an acceptable credit risk. The transaction is approved based on the comparison of the merchant credit risk with the threshold value.