Abstract: A method for implementing multicast service is disclosed, comprising: a multicast source sending a multicast service packet of which a destination address is configured to be a Group Access Identity (GAID) assigned to the multicast source; an Access Service Router (ASR) to which the multicast source belongs searching for a corresponding Group Router Identity (GRID) in the established GAID-GRID mapping table according to the GAID, and sending the multicast service packet to a General Switch Router (GSR); the GSR searching for a corresponding multicast tree according to the GRID of the multicast service packet, and sending the multicast service packet to the ASR in the service area; the ASR in the service area searching for a corresponding GAID in the established GAID-GRID mapping table according to the GRID, and sending the multicast service packet to the terminal under the ASR in the service area.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing curved glass sheet includes the following steps: providing a mold which includes a first mold core and a second mold core corresponding to the first mold core; providing a raw glass sheet and placing the raw glass sheet on the second mold core; heating the first mold core to a first temperature, and heating the second mold core and the raw glass sheet to a second temperature which is equal to or lower than the glass transition temperature of the glass sheet but higher than the first temperature; closing the mold and hot pressing the first mold core on the glass sheet; opening the mold, and cooling the glass sheet to obtain the curved glass sheet. An annealing step can also be provided to the curved glass sheet. A mold for manufacturing the curved glass sheet is also provided.

Abstract: A vision treatment system comprises a computer and a user input output module associated with the computer, the user input output module including a display screen and means for receiving user input, wherein the computer includes a testing and training module for one or more vision disorders, the training and testing module in communication with the user input output module and testing a user's cutoff spatial frequency of a contrast sensitivity and applying a training regimen based upon Perceptual Template Model (PTM) analysis of interactions with the user.

Abstract: A vision treatment system comprises a computer and a user input output module associated with the computer, the user input output module including a display screen and means for receiving user input, wherein the computer includes a testing and training module for one or more vision disorders, the training and testing module in communication with the user input output module and testing a user's cutoff spatial frequency of a contrast sensitivity and applying a training regimen based upon Perceptual Template Model (PTM) analysis of interactions with the user.

Abstract: Shift gears of a variable speed motor is no longer needed for a set of gears, but multiple layers disks with magnets fit over an axle rotated by a multiple layers annular opening of a housing, where winding coils wound along inside each annulus seperately. When electrifying each winding coils on each annulus, each corresponding disk can rotate the axle at a fixed ratio to output an extreme high speed or a high torque at low or moderate speed. Such disks and annuli are arranged according to their decrement diameters from the opening to a top of the housing; thereby, each disk is corresponding to each annulus with winding coils in one-to-one relationship. However, magnets disposed to a perimeter of each disk, which is made from magnetic insulation material, such as aluminum alloys, to avoid from interference among each disk.

Abstract: Negative working thermally imageable elements useful as lithographic printing plate precursors and methods for their use are disclosed. The elements have a substrate, a layer of imageable composition over the substrate, and, optionally, an overcoat layer over the layer of imageable composition. The imageable composition has an allyl-functional polymeric binder. Optimum resolution and on-press performance can be attained without a post-exposure bake. The elements do not require a post-exposure bake and can be used in on-press development applications.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of forming and using thermally imageable composite elements which may be developed into lithographic printing plates. More specifically, the present invention provides a method of forming thermally imageable composite elements which provide substantial developer resistance in desired regions, while maintaining white light desensitivity and durability.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of forming and using thermally imageable composite elements which may be developed into lithographic printing plates. More specifically, the present invention provides a method of forming thermally imageable composite elements which provide substantial developer resistance in desired regions, while maintaining white light desensitivity and durability.

Abstract: Negative working thermally imageable elements useful as lithographic printing plate precursors and methods for their use are disclosed. The elements have a substrate, a layer of imageable composition over the substrate, and, optionally, an overcoat layer over the layer of imageable composition. The imageable composition has an allyl-functional polymeric binder. Optimum resolution and on-press performance can be attained without a post-exposure bake. The elements do not require a post-exposure bake and can be used in on-press development applications.

Abstract: A printing plate useful in lithographic printing is prepared by the process comprising: (a) applying an alkali soluble composition comprising at least one polymer composition to a hydrophilic surface on a substrate to provide the surface face with at least one layer which is alkali soluble at a pH in the range of about 6.0 to 14.0; (b) imaging the coated substrate electrostatically with a toner composition; (c) heating the imaged substrate a first time to a temperature greater than the glass transition temperature of the toner composition; (d) contacting the imaged substrate with an aqueous alkaline solution having a pH in the range of about 6.0 to about 14.0; and (e) heating the imaged substrate a second time to a temperature greater than the glass transition temperature of the toner composition. This printing plate is capable of long runs on press with good image quality and advantageously minimizes the occurrence of undesirable background toner “specking” on press.

Abstract: An apparatus for producing in a superscalar pipelined system out-of-order execution and in-order completion of a set of macroinstructions, wherein the set of macroinstructions are translated into a set of microinstructions and the microinstructions are executed by the pipelined system and wherein at least some of said macroinstructions translate into more than one microinstruction, the apparatus including a result completion register having a plurality of entry fields each of which is used to indicate a completion state of a different corresponding microinstruction among the set of microinstructions; an interrupt condition register having a plurality of entry fields each of which is used to specify an occurrence of an interrupt condition during fetching, decoding, and executing a corresponding microinstruction among the set of microinstructions; an instruction size register having a plurality of entry fields which are used to identify locations of boundaries between macroinstructions among the set of microins

Abstract: A clock includes a base, a seat and a frame fixed above the base, a motor fixed on the seat, a tape device for telling time being disposed in the base and coupled to the motor so as to be driven by the motor. A head, a body, an arm, a leg are supported on the frame and coupled to the motor so as to be rotated by the motor in order to simulate the head, the body, the arm and the leg of creature.

Abstract: A magnetic-controlled valve for fluid pipelines. The valve comprises a sealed guide bushing accommodating an external magnetic ring movable along the outer wall thereof and an internal magnetic plug-stopper movable longitudinally therein. A valve body accommodates one or more stages of a valve plunger, and the internal magnetic plug-stopper is aligned and engaged with the plunger. Lifting the external magnetic ring will lift the internal magnetic plug-stopper through a magnetic force, thus lifting the plunger to open the fluid passage of the valve body. This forms a magnetic-controlled stop valve. In an alternate configuration, an external magnetic ring is rotated to rotate the internal magnetic ring (blocks) to bring a butterfly type valve plate into rotary motion through a connecting rod. The rod is provided with a stopper element connected to the internal magnetic ring, thus forming a magnetic-controlled butterfly valve.