Abstract: This provides a flexible, porous, dissolvable solid sheet article containing a cationic surfactant.

Abstract: This disclosure relates to a blockchain-based key generation method and apparatus. The method includes: generating a first proposal request, the first proposal request comprising key generation information and a negotiation node list; broadcasting the first proposal request to each of the consensus nodes in the blockchain such that each of the negotiation nodes generates commitment information and an auxiliary shard for each consensus node based on the key generation information; receiving the commitment information transmitted by the negotiation node and the auxiliary shard generated by the negotiation node; generating, based on the commitment information and the auxiliary shard generated, a negotiation key; and transmitting voting information to a second master node such that the second master node generates a second proposal request based on the voting information, the second proposal request being for triggering the consensus node in the blockchain to enable the negotiation key.

Abstract: This disclosure is related to detergent granules containing precipitated calcium carbonate having a morphology of prismatic, as well as a solid detergent composition containing such detergent granules, and methods of laundering fabric by using the same.

Abstract: This disclosure is related to detergent granules containing precipitated calcium carbonate, as well as a solid detergent composition containing such detergent granules, and methods of laundering fabric by using the same.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods for a first network function, NF, configured to operate as a server of a federated learning, FL, group in a communication network. Such methods include registering the following information in a network repository function, NRF, of the communication network: a vendor ID associated with the first NF, and an interoperability ID that corresponds to one or more vendor IDs associated with further NFs authorized to join the FL group as clients. Such methods include receiving an indication of a second NF, of the communication network, that is a candidate client for the FL group, and creating or updating the FL group including the second NF as a client, based on one of the following: a first token indicating that the first NF is authorized to add the second NF to the FL group as a client; or a second token indicating that the second NF is authorized to join the FL group as a client.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods performed by a data collection coordination function (DCCF) of a communication network. Such methods include receiving from a service consumer network function (NFc) a first service request for data and determining a service producer network function (NFp) that produces the data. Such methods include sending to a network repository function (NRF) a request for a second access token granting DCCF permission to access the data on behalf of NFc. The request includes client credentials assertion (CCA) associated with one of DCCF and NFc, and additional credentials assertion (ACA) associated with the other of DCCF and NFc. Such methods include receiving from the NRF the second access token, including subject claim identifying one of DCCF and NFc and additional claim identifying the other of DCCF and NFc. Such methods include sending to the NFp a second service request including the second access token, the CCA, and the ACA.

Abstract: Provided in the present disclosure is an inhibitor of the complement factor B. The structure of the inhibitor of the complement factor B is substantially as represented by general formula (I), and the definition of each substituent in the formula is as described in the description. The compound provided in the present invention has significant inhibitory activity on complement factor B, and can be used for preventing and/or treating a disease or disease state mediated by the inhibitor of the complement factor B.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods for a consumer network function (NFc). Such methods include sending, to a network repository function (NRF), a first request for a first access token associated with a machine learning (ML) model that is produced, owned, and/or maintained by a producer NF (NFp). The first request includes an analytics identifier (ID) associated with the ML model, a vendor ID associated with the NFc, and an ID associated with the NFp. Such methods include receiving from the NRF a first response including the first access token and sending to the NFp a second request for the ML model. The second request includes the first access token, the analytics ID, and the vendor ID associated with the NFc. Such methods include receiving from the NFp a second response including a universal resource locator associated with a second NF of the communication network, from which the ML model can be obtained.

Abstract: A method of making detergent granules, wherein the detergent granules comprise: (i) an alkyl sulfate (AS) having a branched or linear unalkoxylated alkyl group comprising from 6 to 18 carbon atoms; (ii) an amphoteric surfactant; and (iii) a water-soluble inorganic salt, wherein the method comprises the steps in sequence: a) preheating the AS paste at 50~80° C., and then b) adding the water-soluble inorganic salt into the AS paste with agitation at 50~80° C. to form a mixture, and then c) adding the amphoteric surfactant into the mixture at 50~80° C. to form a mixed paste, and then d) drying the mixed paste to form the detergent granules.

Abstract: A memory device includes a memory array configured as quad-level cell (QLC) memory and a control logic operatively coupled to the memory array. The control logic identifies a first two bits of particular pages of a QLC logical state. The control logic causes memory cells of the memory array to be coarse programmed with a threshold voltage distribution of a multi-level cell (MLC) logical state corresponding to the first two bits. The control logic reads the MLC logical state from the memory cells and a second two bits from a cache buffer to determine the QLC logical state. The control logic causes the memory cells to be further coarse programmed with a QLC threshold voltage distribution corresponding to the QLC logical state.

Abstract: A block chain consensus method is provided, performed by a computer device in which a proposal node in a block chain is located, and includes: acquiring a to-be-consensual transaction block, the to-be-consensual transaction block being generated based on at least one piece of to-be-packaged transaction data; acquiring a hash fingerprint of the proposal node, and performing signature endorsement on the transaction block by using the hash fingerprint of the proposal node, to obtain signature endorsement information, the hash fingerprint being determined after a hash operation is performed on certificate data corresponding to the proposal node; combining the signature endorsement information and the transaction block, to generate a proposal message; and broadcasting the proposal message to at least one verification node in the block chain, to trigger each verification node to reach a consensus, based on the hash fingerprint of the proposal node in the proposal message, on the proposal message.

Abstract: A detergent composition comprising an amphoteric surfactant and a perfume.

Abstract: A particulate detergent composition comprising a plurality of detergent granules, wherein said composition comprises (a) from 10 wt % to 60 wt %, by weight of the composition, of a major surfactant, and (b) from 0.02 wt % to 0.45 wt %, by weight of the composition, of a co-surfactant.

Abstract: A unit dosage composition of an AKT inhibitor, and in particular, relates to a pharmaceutical composition in unit dosage form includes a compound of formula I-0 or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, wherein the mass of the compound I-0 or the pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof is 5 mg to 400 mg calculated as free base.

Abstract: A vaporizer includes: a housing having a vaporization cavity arranged therein, an airflow channel being arranged in the housing and in communication with the vaporization cavity; a vaporization assembly accommodated in the housing; an air inlet in communication with the vaporization cavity; and an airflow guide structure arranged in the vaporization cavity between the vaporization assembly and the air inlet for guiding an airflow from the air inlet. The vaporization cavity includes a region between the airflow channel and the air inlet. The airflow guide structure comprises an airflow guide surface arranged at a set angle relative to the air inlet. The airflow guide structure is configured to guide a part of the airflow to the region.

Abstract: A method for handling a call from a calling device. The method includes receiving a call initiation message (e.g., SIP INVITE message) for setting up a call between the calling device (e.g., PBX or SIP UA) and a callee device, the call initiation message comprising a user identity (e.g., an IMPU). The method also includes, after receiving the call initiation message, determining whether user information associated with the user identity indicates that use of a third-party, 3P, identifier, ID, is authorized.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods for a consumer network function (NFc). Such methods include sending, to a network repository function (NRF), a first request for an access token associated with a machine learning (ML) model. The first request includes an analytics identifier (ID) associated with the ML model. Such methods include receiving from the NRF a first response that includes the access token, which includes a vendor ID associated with the NFc. Such methods include sending, to a producer NF (NFp), a second request for the ML model. The second request includes the access token and the analytics ID associated with the ML model. Such methods include receiving from the NFp a second response that includes the ML model or a one-time-use universal resource locator (URL) associated with a second NF, from which the ML model can be obtained. Other embodiments include complementary methods for the NFp, the NRF, and an ADRF.

Abstract: Embodiments include methods for a consumer network function (NFc). Such methods include sending, to a network repository function (NRF), a first request for a first access token associated with a machine learning (ML) model produced, owned, and/or maintained by a producer NF (NFp). The first request includes an analytics ID associated with the ML model, a vendor ID associated with the NFc, and an ID associated with the NFp. Such methods include receiving from the NRF a first response that includes the first access token and sending to the NFp a second request for the ML model, including the first access token, the analytics ID, the vendor ID associated with the NFc, and a client credentials assertion (CCA) associated with the NFc. Such methods include receiving from the NFp a second response that includes a URL associated with a second NF, from which the ML model can be obtained.

Abstract: A semiconductor structure includes: an interposer, wherein the interposer has a trench array including multiple trenches extending from a top surface of the interposer toward an interior of the interposer, the multiple trenches further extend in a preset direction parallel to the top surface of the interposer; a capacitor located in the trenches, wherein the capacitor includes a first electrode layer, a first capacitor dielectric layer, and a second electrode layer being sequentially stacked, the first capacitor dielectric layer covers a surface of the first electrode layer, and the second electrode layer covers a surface of the first capacitor dielectric layer; lead-out electrode layers located in the interposer, wherein the lead-out electrode layers are electrically connected to the first electrode layer and/or the second electrode layer and extend in the preset direction. The semiconductor structure has the advantages of large capacity, fast charge and discharge, high integration, and high reliability.

Abstract: A consensus method for a blockchain includes: obtaining, in a consensus reaching process of a block initiated by a proposal node, prevote messages generated by consensus nodes in a blockchain network; counting a quantity of first prevote messages for the block based on the received prevote messages, the first prevote messages being generated by the consensus nodes within a set duration in response to a proposal message for the block, the set duration corresponding to the proposal node and being determined based on a block generation duration of the proposal node; and adjusting the set duration corresponding to the proposal node recorded by the consensus nodes based on the quantity of the first prevote messages.