Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a reinforced thermoplastic bag (e.g., comprising a bag-in-bag). In one or more embodiments, the reinforced thermoplastic bag includes a reinforced portion at a top-of-bag area where users often apply an external force to lift or carry the reinforced thermoplastic bag. In these or other embodiments, a grab-zone reinforcement insert is positioned across one or both of a hem channel region and a grab-zone along an outer surface, an inner surface, or between layers of the reinforced thermoplastic bag. In one or more embodiments, the grab-zone reinforcement insert comprises multiple layers (e.g., of a non-woven material). For example, the grab-zone reinforcement insert includes a first and second layer formed by a fold. In other implementations, the grab-zone reinforcement insert includes separate, discrete layers. In one or more embodiments, at least a portion of the grab-zone reinforcement insert is positionally affixed via a hem seal.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a reinforced thermoplastic bag (e.g., comprising a bag-in-bag). In one or more embodiments, the reinforced thermoplastic bag includes a reinforced portion at a top-of-bag area where users often apply an external force to lift or carry the reinforced thermoplastic bag. In these or other embodiments, a grab-zone reinforcement insert is positioned across one or both of a hem channel region and a grab-zone along an outer surface, an inner surface, or between layers of the reinforced thermoplastic bag. In one or more embodiments, the grab-zone reinforcement insert comprises multiple layers (e.g., of a non-woven material). For example, the grab-zone reinforcement insert includes a first and second layer formed by a fold. In other implementations, the grab-zone reinforcement insert includes separate, discrete layers. In one or more embodiments, at least a portion of the grab-zone reinforcement insert is positionally affixed via a hem seal.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for providing a smart programming assistant are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes monitoring user input being provided to an application by a user; identifying a context of the user input relative to a given computer programming language; obtaining one or more candidate code completion suggestions that match the identified context, and information aggregated from a plurality of web sources that is linked to at least a given one of the candidate code completion suggestions, wherein the information comprises programming language documentation information and code samples; and outputting a ranked list of the candidate code completion suggestions and at least a portion of the obtained information to a graphical user interface associated with the application in real time, wherein the order of the ranked list is based at least in part on one or more characteristics associated with the user.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media for providing a smart programming assistant are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes monitoring user input being provided to an application by a user; identifying a context of the user input relative to a given computer programming language; obtaining one or more candidate code completion suggestions that match the identified context, and information aggregated from a plurality of web sources that is linked to at least a given one of the candidate code completion suggestions, wherein the information comprises programming language documentation information and code samples; and outputting a ranked list of the candidate code completion suggestions and at least a portion of the obtained information to a graphical user interface associated with the application in real time, wherein the order of the ranked list is based at least in part on one or more characteristics associated with the user.

Abstract: A process for the photocatalytic acceptor-free dehydrogenation of hydrocarbazoles and hydroindoles is provided, wherein a hydrocarbazole or hydroindole is irradiated in the presence of a catalyst that is a rhodium complex containing organic phosphorus(III) compounds as ligands.

Abstract: A process for photocatalytic acceptor-free dehydrogenation of alkanes and alcohols, in which an alkane or an alcohol is irradiated in the presence of a rhodium complex containing organic phosphorus(III) compounds as ligands as a catalyst, and in the presence of at least one Lewis base is provided.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus relate to in situ combustion. Configurations of the injection and production wells facilitate the in situ combustion. Utilizing wet combustion for some embodiments promotes heat displacement for hydrocarbon recovery with procedures in which one or more of the production and injection wells are configured with lengths deviated from vertical. In some embodiments for either dry or wet combustion, at least the production wells define intake lengths deviated from vertical and that are disposed at staged levels within a formation. Each of the productions wells during the in situ combustion allow for recovery of hydrocarbons through gravity drainage. Vertical separation between the intake lengths of the production wells enables differentiated and efficient removal of combustion gasses and the hydrocarbons.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus relate to in situ combustion. Configurations of the injection and production wells facilitate the in situ combustion. Utilizing wet combustion for some embodiments promotes heat displacement for hydrocarbon recovery with procedures in which one or more of the production and injection wells are configured with lengths deviated from vertical. In some embodiments for either dry or wet combustion, at least the production wells define intake lengths deviated from vertical and that are disposed at staged levels within a formation. Each of the productions wells during the in situ combustion allow for recovery of hydrocarbons through gravity drainage. Vertical separation between the intake lengths of the production wells enables differentiated and efficient removal of combustion gasses and the hydrocarbons.