Abstract: Disclosed is a wireless monitoring system for a coal-gangue mixing ratio based on a non-Hermite technology, including a signal generation monitoring device, an excitation coil, a receiving coil and a parallel plate capacitor. The signal generation monitoring device is connected with the excitation coil; the receiving coil is connected with the parallel plate capacitor to form an LC resonance system; the receiving coil is placed in parallel with the excitation coil, and the axis of the receiving coil and the axis of the excitation coil are on a same horizontal line; the signal generation monitoring device is used to generate a pulse current and collect reflected signals; the excitation coil excites an initial magnetic field based on the generated pulse current, and the LC resonance circuit performs an electromagnetic field induction to generate an induced magnetic field, and feeds back the reflected signals to the signal generation monitoring device.

Abstract: Disclosed is a wireless monitoring system for a coal-gangue mixing ratio based on a non-Hermite technology, including a signal generation monitoring device, an excitation coil, a receiving coil and a parallel plate capacitor. The signal generation monitoring device is connected with the excitation coil; the receiving coil is connected with the parallel plate capacitor to form an LC resonance system; the receiving coil is placed in parallel with the excitation coil, and the axis of the receiving coil and the axis of the excitation coil are on a same horizontal line; the signal generation monitoring device is used to generate a pulse current and collect reflected signals; the excitation coil excites an initial magnetic field based on the generated pulse current, and the LC resonance circuit performs an electromagnetic field induction to generate an induced magnetic field, and feeds back the reflected signals to the signal generation monitoring device.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to the field of terminal device technology, and discloses a method, an apparatus and a terminal device for acquiring an application interface startup time. In the present disclosure, a first time point when an instruction to launch an application interface is invoked is recorded. A rendering task message is monitored and each time when the rendering task message is received, a current time point is recorded as a time point of the rendering task message. The time point of a first occurrence of the rendering task message that satisfies a pre-set condition from the chronologically recorded time points of a plurality of rendering task messages is recorded as a second time point. The pre-set condition includes that a time difference between the time point of the rendering task message and the time point of a succeeding rendering task message is equal to a pre-set time duration.

Abstract: A method and system for accepting user inputs over a network. The user is provided with an input widget on a client system to collect and send an input and user identity information to a server system, without the requirement to authenticate the user identity on the client system upfront. The server stores the user input and the user identity information, and associates the user input information with the user identity information. The server system sends to the user identity URL a message comprising of the user input information and an indication of action such as a link that the user is to perform to confirm the authenticity of the input. In response to the indicated action being performed, the server system processes the user input as authenticated input.

Abstract: A method and system for display a plurality of application windows on a workspace without resizing or overlapping any application windows by organizing the application windows into an ordered list. The organized list of application windows are displayed side by side in a virtual display region. At least a portion of the virtual display region is viewable on the workspace. When a new application window is requested, it will be inserted into the ordered list according to a predetermined order rule. The updated ordered list of application windows are then redisplayed in the virtual display region and the viewable portion of the virtual display region on the workspace is recalculated.

Abstract: A method and system for accepting user inputs over a network. The user is provided with an input widget on a client system to collect and send an input and user identity information to a server system, without the requirement to authenticate the user identity on the client system upfront. The server stores the user input and the user identity information, and associates the user input information with the user identity information. The server system sends to the user identity URL a message comprising of the user input information and an indication of action such as a link that the user is to perform to confirm the authenticity of the input. In response to the indicated action being performed, the server system processes the user input as authenticated input.

Abstract: A lipstick holder is designed for retaining multiple rod-shaped cosmetic products. The lipstick holder will allow a user of cosmetics to conveniently carry and use multiple cosmetic products.

Abstract: The present invention provides a method and system of effecting commerce in a physically embodied shopping facilities in computerized environment. In a preferred embodiment, a shopping system of the present invention is a physically embodied shopping center comprising a plurality of stores and/or service providers, an electronic-commerce server system, a plurality of local e-shopping client systems, a computer network and a local delivery system. A shopper visiting a shopping center with implemented system of the invention is presented with two basic flexible methods of shopping. In the first method, the shopper may shop by directly visiting the stores in the shopping center and physically looking for goods or services. In the second method, the shopper may choose to shop by using a local e-shopping client system. Local e-shopping client systems are preferably set up in a collective manner inside an e-shopping hall.