Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to allocate processor memory. In at least one embodiment, an application programming interface is used to execute instructions to asynchronously deallocate memory locations from processors.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to allocate processor memory. In at least one embodiment, an application programming interface is used to execute instructions to asynchronously allocate memory locations to processors.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to modify graph code. In at least one embodiment, one or more circuits are to perform an application programming interface (API) to modify executable graph code.

Abstract: A kernel comprising at least one dynamically configurable parameter is submitted by a processor. The kernel is to be executed at a later time. Data is received after the kernel has been submitted. The at least one dynamically configurable parameter of the kernel is updated based on the data. The kernel having the at least one updated dynamically configurable parameter is executed after the at least one dynamically configurable parameter has been updated.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to facilitate execution graph synchronization. In at least one embodiment, an application programming interface comprising one or more parameters is used to create dependencies between graph code nodes and one or more software routines.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to generate one or more graph code nodes to allocate memory. In at least one embodiment, one or more graph code nodes to allocate memory are generated, based on, for example, CUDA or other parallel computing platform code.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to generate one or more graph code nodes to deallocate memory. In at least one embodiment, one or more graph code nodes to deallocate memory are generated, based on, for example, CUDA or other parallel computing platform code.

Abstract: Apparatuses, systems, and techniques to generate numbers. In at least one embodiment, one or more circuits are to cause one or more thirty-two bit floating point numbers to be truncated to generate one or more rounded numbers based, at least in part, on one or more rounding attributes.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present technology generally relate to identification of tumor location. More specifically, some embodiments of the present technology relate automated tracking of fiducial marker clusters in x-ray images for the real-time identification of tumor location and guidance of radiation therapy beams. Some embodiments use processed CBCT projection images, an automated routine of reconstruction, forward-projection, tracking, and stabilization generated static templates of the marker cluster at arbitrary viewing angles. Breathing data can be incorporated into some embodiments, resulting in dynamic templates dependent on both viewing angle and breathing motion. In some embodiments, marker clusters can be tracked using normalized cross correlations between templates (either static or dynamic) and CBCT projection images.

Abstract: Approaches and related devices monitor the condition of a battery via voltage measurement during routine recharging instances. An approach includes supplying a charging current to the battery during each of a plurality of routine charging instances. The charging current is increased by a measured or predetermined amount during a current pulse portion of each of the routine charging instances. A resulting change in a battery voltage of the battery during the current pulse portion of each of the routine charging instances is measured. An impedance-indicative value of the battery is determined for each of the routine charging instances based on the change in the battery voltage during the current pulse portion. The impedance-indicative value is stored in a memory device for each of the routine charging instances. A condition of the battery is estimated based on one or more changes in the impedance-indicative values.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a furnace, in particular a continuous furnace, for controlling a temperature of at least one substrate. A housing of the furnace comprises an intake opening and an outtake opening, wherein between the intake opening and the outtake opening a temperature-controlled section is formed. A carrier element for carrying the at least one substrate is movable along a transport direction through the intake opening into the temperature-controlled section and from the temperature-controlled section through the outtake opening. A temperature controlling element is thermally coupled to the temperature-controlled section for controlling the temperature of the temperature-controlled section. The temperature-controlled section comprises a gas inlet through which a gas is blowable for controlling the temperature of the temperature-controlled section.

Abstract: Various embodiments of the present technology generally relate to identification of tumor location. More specifically, some embodiments of the present technology relate automated tracking of fiducial marker clusters in x-ray images for the real-time identification of tumor location and guidance of radiation therapy beams. Some embodiments use processed CBCT projection images, an automated routine of reconstruction, forward-projection, tracking, and stabilization generated static templates of the marker cluster at arbitrary viewing angles. Breathing data can be incorporated into some embodiments, resulting in dynamic templates dependent on both viewing angle and breathing motion. In some embodiments, marker clusters can be tracked using normalized cross correlations between templates (either static or dynamic) and CBCT projection images.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a furnace, in particular, a continuous furnace, for controlling the temperature of at least one substrate. A housing comprises an intake opening and an outtake opening, wherein a temperature controlled section is formed between the intake opening and the outtake opening. A carrier element arrangement comprising at least one carrier element for carrying the at least one substrate comprises a first end and a second end, wherein the carrier element arrangement is formed and arrangable within the housing such that the first end is located within the intake opening and the second end is located within the outtake opening.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a furnace, in particular a continuous furnace, for controlling a temperature of at least one substrate. A housing of the furnace comprises an intake opening and an outtake opening, wherein between the intake opening and the outtake opening a temperature-controlled section is formed. A carrier element for carrying the at least one substrate is movable along a transport direction through the intake opening into the temperature-controlled section and from the temperature-controlled section through the outtake opening. A temperature controlling element is thermally coupled to the temperature-controlled section for controlling the temperature of the temperature-controlled section. The temperature-controlled section comprises a gas inlet through which a gas is blowable for controlling the temperature of the temperature-controlled section.

Abstract: A method for using substantial quantities of silicon powders as charge and processing it to produce a high quality silicon ingots suitable for photovoltaic use is disclosed. In a fused silica crucible, silicon feedstock containing more than about 5% by weight silicon powder is charged. The crucible with the charged silicon feedstock is placed into a furnace chamber and a vacuum is drawn to remove air. The vacuum is applied slowly. Then, the furnace chamber is backfilled with argon gas and heated to form molten silicon. Afterward, the molten silicon is solidified and annealed to form a multicrystalline silicon ingot.

Abstract: A method for using substantial quantities of silicon powders as charge and processing it to produce a high quality silicon ingots suitable for photovoltaic use is disclosed. In a fused silica crucible, silicon feedstock containing more than about 5% by weight silicon powder is charged. The crucible with the charged silicon feedstock is placed into a furnace chamber and a vacuum is drawn to remove air. The vacuum is applied slowly. Then, the furnace chamber is backfilled with argon gas and heated to form molten silicon. Afterward, the molten silicon is solidified and annealed to form a multicrystalline silicon ingot.

Abstract: When making digital data recordings using some form of computer or calculator, data is input in a variety of ways and stored on some form of electronic medium. During this process calculations and transformations are performed on the data to optimize it for storage. This invention involves designing the calculations in such a way that they include what is needed for each of many different processes, such as data compression, activity detection and object recognition. As the incoming data is subjected to these calculations and stored, information about each of the processes is extracted at the same time. Calculations for the different processes can be executed either serially on a single processor, or in parallel on multiple distributed processors. We refer to the extraction process as “synoptic decomposition”, and to the extracted information as “synoptic data”. The term “synoptic data” does not normally include the main body of original data.

Abstract: A cap to protect hair of a user includes a dome body to protect the hair and an elastic band attached to a periphery of the dome body.

Abstract: The invention relates to an effluent treatment process and to a plant for treating effluent. The plant comprises a pair of elongate vessels, one vessel being for aerobic and the other being for anoxic metabolisation of effluent by microorganisms in the form of biomass-coated particles, each vessel having a downcomer zone and a riser zone. The first riser zone of the vessel for anoxic metabolisation communicates with the downcomer zone of the vessel for aerobic metabolisation.

Abstract: The invention relates to an effluent treatment plant and to a method for treating effluent. The plant comprises a pair of elongate vessels (5, 12), one vessel (12) being for aerobic and the other (5) being for anoxic metabolisation of effluent by microorganismas, each vessel having a downcomer zone (4, 11) and a riser zone (7, 14). The first riser zone (7) of the vessel (5) for anoxic metabolisation communicates with the downcomer zone (11) of the vessel (12) for aerobic metabolisation.