Abstract: A method for improving designs of electronic message templates based on identified variations includes importing, by a capture engine executing on a first computing device, an email template into an email client. The method includes rendering the email template in the email client. The method includes generating a screen shot of a portion of the rendered email template. The method includes comparing, by a comparison engine, the generated screen shot with an archived screen shot of the rendered portion. The method includes determining that a first level of variation between the generated screen shot and the archived screen shot exceeds a first threshold level of variation. The method includes transmitting, by an alert engine executed by the first computing device, to a second computing device, a notification of the first level of variation and a recommendation to modify the email template to minimize the first level of variation.

Abstract: A method for improving designs of electronic message templates based on identified variations includes importing, by a capture engine executing on a first computing device, an email template into an email client. The method includes rendering the email template in the email client. The method includes generating a screen shot of a portion of the rendered email template. The method includes comparing, by a comparison engine, the generated screen shot with an archived screen shot of the rendered portion. The method includes determining that a first level of variation between the generated screen shot and the archived screen shot exceeds a first threshold level of variation. The method includes transmitting, by an alert engine executed by the first computing device, to a second computing device, a notification of the first level of variation and a recommendation to modify the email template to minimize the first level of variation.

Abstract: A method for improving designs of electronic message templates based on identified variations includes importing, by a capture engine executing on a first computing device, an email template into an email client. The method includes rendering the email template in the email client. The method includes generating a screen shot of a portion of the rendered email template. The method includes comparing, by a comparison engine, the generated screen shot with an archived screen shot of the rendered portion. The method includes determining that a first level of variation between the generated screen shot and the archived screen shot exceeds a first threshold level of variation. The method includes transmitting, by an alert engine executed by the first computing device, to a second computing device, a notification of the first level of variation and a recommendation to modify the email template to minimize the first level of variation.

Abstract: A cryogenic detector is used for detection in a biological assay.

Abstract: This invention pertains to packaging wherein the package comprises a blister member bonded to a substrate member. The blister member has a product-holding cavity having a sidewall, and is secured to the front surface of the substrate member by a bond line extending generally about the product-holding cavity. A tear strip is defined in one of the blister member and the substrate member. The tear strip comprises an opening tab having a distal edge disposed outwardly of the side wall at or adjacent a free edge in the blister card, and lines of weakness extending from approximately the distal edge inwardly on the blister card. The tear strip facilitates the creation of an opening in the blister card to provide access to the product-holding cavity. The tear strip is devoid of fixed bonding to the other of the substrate member and the blister member to allow for easy activation of the tear strip to open the package.

Abstract: An IMPATT diode is manufactured by doping a silicon n-type epitaxial layer and bombarding the doped layer with ions, preferably protons.