Abstract: A liquefied gas storage tank includes a corner block disposed on a corner portion, wherein the corner block includes a lower block, an upper block and an upper connecting block, the upper block includes a first inner fixing unit and a second inner fixing unit respectively provided inside a first surface and a second surface, bonded and connected to a secondary barrier, and each having a structure in which a primary inner plywood, a primary corner insulating material, and a primary outer plywood are stacked, and an inner bent portion installed at a corner spatial portion between the first inner fixing unit and the second inner fixing unit, and both side surfaces of the inner bent portion that are perpendicular to the secondary barrier each have a height reduced from a total height of each of the first and second inner fixing units.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an image encoding and decoding technique, and more particularly, to an image encoder and decoder using unidirectional prediction. The image encoder includes a dividing unit to divide a macro block into a plurality of sub-blocks, a unidirectional application determining unit to determine whether an identical prediction mode is applied to each of the plurality of sub-blocks, and a prediction mode determining unit to determine a prediction mode with respect to each of the plurality of sub-blocks based on a determined result of the unidirectional application determining unit.

Abstract: The liquefied gas storage tank includes a primary barrier, a primary insulation wall, a secondary barrier, and a secondary insulation wall. In a state where unit elements are arranged adjacent to each other, each of the unit elements being formed by stacking the secondary insulation wall, the secondary barrier, and a fixed insulation wall which is a part of the primary insulation wall, the primary insulation wall may comprise: a connection insulation wall provided in the space between the adjacent fixed insulation walls; first slits formed between the fixed insulation walls and the connection insulation wall when the connection insulation wall is inserted and installed between the adjacent fixed insulation walls; a plurality of second slits formed in a lengthwise direction and a widthwise direction of the fixed insulation walls; and a first insulating filler material for filling the first slits.

Abstract: An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a display, a communication circuit receiving first data including objects for implementing a virtual environment from a server, and a processor. The objects include a text type of first object and a non-text type of second object. The processor divides a region to be output on the display in the virtual environment into a plurality of blocks, determines at least one of the plurality of blocks as a first region based on a region where the first object is output and determines the rest of the plurality of blocks as a second region, renders the first region in a first rendering method and renders at least a portion of the second region in a second rendering method, and outputs the virtual environment on the display based on the first region and the at least portion of the second region.

Abstract: An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a display, a communication circuit receiving first data including objects for implementing a virtual environment from a server, and a processor. The objects include a text type of first object and a non-text type of second object. The processor divides a region to be output on the display in the virtual environment into a plurality of blocks, determines at least one of the plurality of blocks as a first region based on a region where the first object is output and determines the rest of the plurality of blocks as a second region, renders the first region in a first rendering method and renders at least a portion of the second region in a second rendering method, and outputs the virtual environment on the display based on the first region and the at least portion of the second region.

Abstract: A method for configuring a service function path (SFP) for a software defined network (SDN) based service function chain (SFC) may comprise configuring a SFC which is a set of ordered service functions (SFs) by reflecting requirements of a flow flowing into a network; generating a primary SFP that is a path through which the flow is to be actually transmitted in the network according to the SFC; generating a secondary SFP against an error of the primary SFP; and controlling a transmission path through which the flow is transmitted to be at least one of the primary SFP and the secondary SFP.

Abstract: A method for configuring a service function path (SFP) for a software defined network (SDN) based service function chain (SFC) may comprise configuring a SFC which is a set of ordered service functions (SFs) by reflecting requirements of a flow flowing into a network; generating a primary SFP that is a path through which the flow is to be actually transmitted in the network according to the SFC; generating a secondary SFP against an error of the primary SFP; and controlling a transmission path through which the flow is transmitted to be at least one of the primary SFP and the secondary SFP.

Abstract: An electronic device is provided. The electronic device includes a display configured to output an image, a transceiver configured to establish a plurality of channels with an external electronic device, and a processor configured to classify a virtual three dimensional (3D) projection space around the electronic device into a plurality of regions, link each of the plurality of regions with one of the plurality of channels, receive image data over the channel linked to each of the plurality of regions via the transceiver from the external electronic device, and output a streaming image on the display based on the image data.

Abstract: A method for operating a receiving portable terminal in a mobile communication system includes receiving a first packet from a sending portable terminal, determining a fingerprint overlapping a fingerprint corresponding to at least one chunk of the first packet in a fingerprint set cache, determining a fingerprint set including the most redundant fingerprints, in the fingerprint set cache, determining at least one fingerprint to send, in the determined fingerprint set, sending the at least one determined fingerprint to the sending portable terminal, and receiving a second packet from the sending portable terminal. An apparatus includes a controller configured to determine at least one redundant fingerprint overlapping a fingerprint corresponding to at least one chunk of the first packet in a fingerprint set cache, determine a fingerprint set including the most redundant fingerprint in the fingerprint set cache, and determine at least one fingerprint to send in the determined fingerprint set.

Abstract: A method for operating a receiving portable terminal in a mobile communication system includes receiving a first packet from a sending portable terminal, determining a fingerprint overlapping a fingerprint corresponding to at least one chunk of the first packet in a fingerprint set cache, determining a fingerprint set including the most redundant fingerprints, in the fingerprint set cache, determining at least one fingerprint to send, in the determined fingerprint set, sending the at least one determined fingerprint to the sending portable terminal, and receiving a second packet from the sending portable terminal. An apparatus includes a controller configured to determine at least one redundant fingerprint overlapping a fingerprint corresponding to at least one chunk of the first packet in a fingerprint set cache, determine a fingerprint set including the most redundant fingerprint in the fingerprint set cache, and determine at least one fingerprint to send in the determined fingerprint set.

Abstract: A method for quantifying plant resource using a GIS is disclosed, in which it is possible to more efficiently quantify plant resources with less manpower, time and cost using a GIS when quantifying plant resources in a certain region. In the method, a sample group is extracted from mother groups having a plurality of distribution maps having a plurality of environment factors including IMI as attribute data, the IMI being obtained through a GIS preprocess. A relative model formula is obtained between a plant resource real measurement value of the sample group and an environment factor real measurement value and is related with the distribution map of the mother group, and the distribution maps are overlapped for thereby forming a plant resource estimation distribution map of the mother group.

Abstract: A method for quantifying plant resource using a GIS is disclosed, in which it is possible to more efficiently quantify plant resources with less manpower, time and cost using a GIS when quantifying plant resources in a certain region. In the method, a sample group is extracted from mother groups having a plurality of distribution maps having a plurality of environment factors including IMI as attribute data, the IMI being obtained through a GIS preprocess. A relative model formula is obtained between a plant resource real measurement value of the sample group and an environment factor real measurement value and is related with the distribution map of the mother group, and the distribution maps are overlapped for thereby forming a plant resource estimation distribution map of the mother group.