Abstract: Systems and techniques are described for depth sensing. For example, a method can include obtaining a first depth image of a scene. The first depth image of the scene is associated with a first illumination configuration including illuminating the scene with a first type of illumination. The method can include obtaining a second depth image of the scene, wherein the second depth image is associated with a second illumination configuration, different from the first illumination configuration. The second illumination configuration includes illuminating the scene with a second type of illumination. The method can include determining, based on the second depth image, multipath interference (MPI) associated with the first depth image. The method can further include generating based on determining the MPI associated with the first depth image an adjusted depth image including one or more pixels from the first depth image and one or more adjusted pixels.

Abstract: A system clock signal generator circuit comprising a first PLL circuit that is frequency and phase locked to a wobble signal; a frequency and phase comparator for comprising a first output signal from the first PLL circuit with a system clock signal as frequency divided by M and for outputting a second output signal based on the differences in frequency and in phase; a PLL filter for providing a predetermined cutoff to the second output signal to output a third output signal; a pulse width modulating circuit for generating a pulse wave, the carrier frequency of which is a second reference clock signal, and for outputting a fourth output signal obtained by modulating the pulse width of the pulse wave by the third output signal; a low pass filter for smoothing the fourth output signal to output a fifth output signal; a VCO circuit the control voltage of which is the fifth output signal; a first frequency divider circuit for frequency dividing an output signal of the VCO circuit by N to output a system clock sig

Abstract: The present invention relates to agonists, antagonists, and other molecules that specifically bind SIGLEC-6 on mast cells, their use in the treatment of asthma and other SIGLEC-6 mediated diseases or disorders, methods of diagnosing such diseases or disorders, and methods of screening for candidate compounds capable of modulating SIGLEC-6 activity in mast cells. The present invention also relates to the diagnosis and treatment of B-cell related disorders using compounds that bind and/or modulate SIGLEC-6.

Abstract: Motifs and patterns are generated by computer and printed on fabric, paper or plastic materials in continuous non-repeating patterns. The data is produced automatically by a random math algorithm, so that each of the printed patterns is similar, but not identical. The layout is arranged in a random manner, so that every part of the print is unique and exclusive. The size, color, motifs as well as the level of similarity or variety of the motifs and any other parameter essential to the design are all managed by the software.

Abstract: Mast cell-expressed membrane proteins that are highly expressed in human mast cells and the lungs as compared to brain, heart, kidney, liver, tracheal, and similar tissues. The proteins are transmembrane proteins involved in the regulation of mast cell and lung tissue function, including degranulation of mast cells. The preferred protein is a 187 amino acid transmembrane protein having an intercellular domain comprising amino acids 1 through 82, a transmembrane domain comprising amino acids 83 through 105, and an extracellular domain comprising amino acids 106 through 187 (SEQ ID NO:2).

Abstract: The present invention provides vaccines, antibodies, and diagnostic tools for the diagnosis and/or treatment of B-cell mediated diseases, particularly B-cell lymphomas.