Abstract: A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device includes preparing a plurality of semiconductor elements each including a first surface on which a connection terminal is formed and a second surface on a side opposite to the first surface, preparing a support member in which a curable bonding adhesive layer is formed on a carrier, attaching the plurality of semiconductor elements to the support member such that the second surface of each of the plurality of semiconductor elements is directed toward the curable bonding adhesive layer, fixing the plurality of semiconductor elements to the support member by curing the curable bonding adhesive layer, encapsulating the plurality of semiconductor elements with an encapsulant material, and removing the carrier.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device includes preparing a temporary fixing structure body in which semiconductor elements each including a first surface on which a connection terminal is formed and a second surface are attached to a temporary fixing material, forming a curable bonding adhesive layer on the second surface of each of the semiconductor elements, attaching a carrier to one surface of the curable bonding adhesive layer opposite to the semiconductor elements, fixing the semiconductor elements to the carrier by curing the curable bonding adhesive layer, and removing the temporary fixing material. The semiconductor elements are attached onto the temporary fixing material such that the first surface of each of the semiconductor elements is directed toward the temporary fixing material, and are encapsulated with an encapsulant material such that the second surface of each of the semiconductor elements is exposed from an encapsulant material layer.

Abstract: This non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery is provided with: an electrode body that has a positive electrode and a negative electrode; and an outer package in which the electrode body is accommodated. The negative electrode comprises a negative electrode core body and a negative electrode mixture layer formed on the surface of the negative electrode core body. The negative electrode mixture layer comprises: a negative electrode active material that has a tap density of 1.00-1.20 g/cm3; CMC, the content of which accounts for 0.6-0.8 mass % in the negative electrode mixture layer; and SBR, the content of which accounts for 0.4-0.8 mass % in the negative electrode mixture layer. The mass ratio of the content of CMC to the content of SBR in the negative electrode mixture layer is less than 2, and the total content of CMC and SBR in the negative electrode mixture layer is less than 1.5 mass %.

Abstract: A timepiece module includes a digital display screen, an antenna device and a metallic component. The antenna device includes an antenna pattern relevant to communication and an antenna component connected to and extending from the antenna pattern. In a plan view, the antenna pattern has a curved shape and overlaps the digital display screen. The antenna device is disposed such that either one side or other side on a virtual line does not overlap the metallic component. The virtual line is an extending direction in which the antenna component, which extends from the antenna pattern, extends.

Abstract: A molding material according to an embodiment of the present disclosure includes a resin, and cellulose, the resin includes a combination of an aliphatic polyester and a polyester-based elastomer, or a combination of polylactic acid and an aliphatic polyester other than the polylactic acid, the cellulose includes cellulose having an aspect ratio of less than 6, and an average total length of the cellulose is less than 500 ?m.

Abstract: A molding material includes a resin, and cellulose, the resin includes a combination of an aliphatic polyester and a polyester-based elastomer, or a combination of polylactic acid and a biodegradable polyester other than the polylactic acid, the cellulose includes a first cellulose having a peak top in a particle diameter region of 3 ?m or more and 100 ?m or less in a volume-based particle size distribution curve, and a second cellulose having a peak top in a particle diameter region of 50 ?m or more and 500 ?m or less in a volume-based particle size distribution curve, and a particle diameter of the first cellulose at the peak top is smaller than a particle diameter of the second cellulose at the peak top.

Abstract: A shock absorber includes a cylinder, a rod, a first damping force generating portion, and a second damping force generation portion. The second damping force generating portion includes a flow path which passes through the piston in the axial direction, a valve which opens and closes an opening portion at the second end portion side of the flow path, and an adjustment unit which adjusts a force required to open the valve from an outer side of the rod.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for indicating location status. A computing device can receive a query from a user device, a current time, and a location for the user device. The computing device identifies results responsive to the query, including one or more business results that are each associated with a business location and operating hours. The computing device can select a subset of the business results as open results based on the operating hours of the business results, the current time, and travel times from the device location to the respective business locations. Data can be provided for a search engine results page that designates the subset of the business results as open results.

Abstract: A shock absorber includes a first damping force generating portion which is fixed to a first end portion of a cylinder in an axial direction thereof, a second damping force generating portion which is disposed to be movable in the axial direction in the cylinder. The second damping force generating portion includes a first flow path which passes through a piston in the axial direction, the piston partitioning a space inside the cylinder, a first valve which opens and closes the first flow path, a first adjustment unit which adjusts a force required to open the first valve, a second flow path which is located at a different position from the first flow path and passes through the piston in the axial direction, a second valve which opens and closes the second flow path, and a second adjustment unit which adjusts a force required to open the second valve.

Abstract: A shock absorber includes a first damping force generating portion, and a second damping force generating portion. The second damping force generating portion includes a first flow path, an opening and closing member, an adjustment unit which adjusts a position of the opening and closing member in the axial direction, a second flow path which is located at a different position from the first flow path and passes through the piston in the axial direction, and a second valve which is disposed at an end portion of the second flow path at a side of a second end portion which is an end portion at an opposite side to the first end portion in the axial direction, and which opens and closes the second flow path.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for indicating location status. A computing device can receive a query from a user device, a current time, and a location for the user device. The computing device identifies results responsive to the query, including one or more business results that are each associated with a business location and operating hours. The computing device can select a subset of the business results as open results based on the operating hours of the business results, the current time, and travel times from the device location to the respective business locations. Data can be provided for a search engine results page that designates the subset of the business results as open results.

Abstract: (A) A first layer is formed by applying a first negative electrode slurry to the surface of a negative electrode substrate. (B) A second layer is formed by applying a second negative electrode slurry to the surface of the first layer. The first negative electrode slurry includes a first negative electrode composite material. The second negative electrode slurry includes a second negative electrode composite material. Each of the first negative electrode composite material and the second negative electrode composite material includes a negative electrode active material and a cellulose-based binder. The negative electrode active material includes a first graphite powder and a second graphite powder. The first negative electrode composite material includes the cellulose-based binder at a first mass fraction. The second negative electrode composite material includes the cellulose-based binder at a second mass fraction.

Abstract: A slurry intended for forming a protective layer for a non-aqueous electrolyte secondary battery includes an inorganic oxide filler, a binding material, and a solvent. A method of producing the slurry comprises a step that involves obtaining a dispersion by dispersing the inorganic oxide filler in the solvent, and a step that involves mixing the dispersion with the binding material and stirring.

Abstract: A positive electrode plate comprises a metal foil, an active material layer including a positive electrode active material on a surface of the metal foil, and a protective layer on the surface of the metal foil. The active material layer and the protective layer are adjacent to each other in a plan view of the positive electrode plate. The protective layer includes a magnesia having a specific surface area of 5.0 m2/g or less.

Abstract: A method for manufacturing a semiconductor device includes preparing a plurality of semiconductor elements, preparing a support member, attaching the plurality of semiconductor elements to the support member so that second surfaces of the plurality of semiconductor elements face the support member, encapsulating the plurality of semiconductor elements with an encapsulation material, removing the support member from an encapsulation material layer in which the plurality of semiconductor elements is encapsulated with the encapsulation material, bonding a first protective film to a second surface of the encapsulation material layer located on the second surface side of the plurality of semiconductor elements, and forming a re-distribution layer on a first surface of the encapsulation material layer located on the first surface side of the plurality of semiconductor elements after bonding the first protective film to the encapsulation material layer.

Abstract: A puncture forming method is a method of forming punctures in a sample by irradiating a surface of the sample with a light beam. The puncture forming method includes: forming a first puncture by irradiating a first position on the surface of the sample with a first pulse of the light beam; and after the forming of the first puncture, forming a second puncture which at least partially overlaps the first puncture by irradiating, with a second pulse of the light beam, a second position on the surface of the sample positioned away from the first position in a first direction. The second puncture has a tip which is positioned inside the sample and which is bent in a direction opposite to the first direction.

Abstract: Techniques described herein relate to facilitating end-to-end multilingual communications with automated assistants. In various implementations, speech recognition output may be generated based on voice input in a first language. A first language intent may be identified based on the speech recognition output and fulfilled in order to generate a first natural language output candidate in the first language. At least part of the speech recognition output may be translated to a second language to generate an at least partial translation, which may then be used to identify a second language intent that is fulfilled to generate a second natural language output candidate in the second language. Scores may be determined for the first and second natural language output candidates, and based on the scores, a natural language output may be selected for presentation.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatus, including computer programs encoded on a computer storage medium, for indicating location status. A computing device can receive a query from a user device, a current time, and a location for the user device. The computing device identifies results responsive to the query, including one or more business results that are each associated with a business location and operating hours. The computing device can select a subset of the business results as open results based on the operating hours of the business results, the current time, and travel times from the device location to the respective business locations. Data can be provided for a search engine results page that designates the subset of the business results as open results.

Abstract: A timepiece module includes a digital display screen, an antenna device and a metallic component. The antenna device includes an antenna pattern relevant to communication and an antenna component connected to and extending from the antenna pattern. In a plan view, the antenna pattern has a curved shape and overlaps the digital display screen. The antenna device is disposed such that either one side or other side on a virtual line does not overlap the metallic component. The virtual line is an extending direction in which the antenna component, which extends from the antenna pattern, extends.

Abstract: Techniques described herein relate to facilitating end-to-end multilingual communications with automated assistants. In various implementations, speech recognition output may be generated based on voice input in a first language. A first language intent may be identified based on the speech recognition output and fulfilled in order to generate a first natural language output candidate in the first language. At least part of the speech recognition output may be translated to a second language to generate an at least partial translation, which may then be used to identify a second language intent that is fulfilled to generate a second natural language output candidate in the second language. Scores may be determined for the first and second natural language output candidates, and based on the scores, a natural language output may be selected for presentation.