Abstract: Techniques of interaction data processing in a distributed computing system are disclosed herein. One example technique includes upon receiving a user interface output having a content item to be surfaced on a client device and a script configured to detect an interaction with the content item at the client device, surfacing the user interface output having the content item on a display of the client device and automatically executing the script embedded in the user interface output to detect an interaction with the surfaced content item at the client device. Upon detecting an interaction with the content item on the surfaced user interface output, the example technique also includes generating and transmitting interaction data representing the detected interaction to a remote server.

Abstract: A bandgap apparatus includes an error amplifier; a bandgap core including 2 BJT devices and core resistors for proportional to absolute temperature (PTAT) and complementary to absolute temperature (CTAT) current generations; a reference resistor for reference voltage generation; an NMOS current mirror having NMOS devices; a PMOS current mirror having PMOS devices; and 4 switches for controlling operation in a high-power mode or a low-power mode, wherein the high-power mode consumes more power than the low-power mode, wherein the error amplifier is switched on and the NMOS current mirror is switched off in the high-power mode, or the error amplifier is switched off and the NMOS current mirror is switched on in the low-power mode.

Abstract: A compact applicator has a two-piece telescoping plunger. The compact applicator, with such telescoping plunger, has a full-size barrel region while maintaining an overall applicator length that is the same and/or slightly shorter than current known compact applicators. In a non-deployed configuration, the inner sleeve of the plunger is generally telescoped within the outer sleeve of the plunger, and the outer sleeve of the plunger is generally telescoped within the applicator barrel.

Abstract: The technology is directed to the use of a bitmap generated at a receiver to track the status of received packets sent by a transmitter. The technology may include a network device including an input port, output port, and circuitry. The circuitry may generate a transmitter bitmap that tracks each data packet sent to another network device. The circuitry of the network device may receive, from the other network device, a receiver bitmap that identifies each data packet that is received and not received from the network device. The circuitry may then determine which data packets to retransmit by comparing the transmitter bitmap to the receiver bitmap.

Abstract: Aspects of this disclosure relate to scheduling wireless communications based on channel estimate aging. Channel estimates can be generated based on signals wirelessly transmitted by user equipments. Aging metrics associated with the channel estimates can be determined. Wireless communications with at least some of the user equipments can be scheduled based on the aging metrics.

Abstract: In a computing system, data is ingested into a primary row of shards in a stamp data structure. The stamp data structure includes a primary row of data shards and a set of replica rows of data shards so the data shards are arranged in rows and columns in the stamp structure. The ingested data is replicated from the primary row into the replica rows of data shards. Each of the data shards, in each row, is evaluated to identify a particular data shard in each column of shards to generate a logical row of data shards. Queries against the data shards are serviced from the logical row of data shards. The system dynamically controls expansion and contraction of the number of data shards in a row and of the number of replica rows.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for determining at least one analyte of interest. The present invention further relates to a kit, a complex, a method to synthesize a complex and the use thereof for detecting the analyte of interest in the sample.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a modified antibody comprising a heavy chain and a light chain, wherein the heavy chain or/and the light chain comprises one or more first recognition site(s) for the transglutaminase from Kutzneria albida (KalbTG) or a functionally active variant thereof. The one or more first recognition site(s) are introduced at one or more selected position(s) within the antibody's heavy chain and/or light chain. The invention further relates to one or more nucleic acids encoding the modified antibody according to the invention as well as a covalent conjugate comprising (i) the modified antibody according to the invention and (ii) one or more non-antibody moieties (payload(s)) covalently conjugated to the one or more first recognition site(s) either directly or via a first linker. In certain embodiments, the non-antibody moiety comprises a therapeutic entity and optionally a second linker.

Abstract: A pump assembly includes multiple impeller stages, each impeller stage including at least one impeller vane. At least one impeller stage includes at least one impeller vane with at least one perforation disposed therethrough.

Abstract: Techniques of interaction data processing in a distributed computing system are disclosed herein. One example technique includes upon receiving a user interface output having a content item to be surfaced on a client device and a script configured to detect an interaction with the content item at the client device, surfacing the user interface output having the content item on a display of the client device and automatically executing the script embedded in the user interface output to detect an interaction with the surfaced content item at the client device. Upon detecting an interaction with the content item on the surfaced user interface output, the example technique also includes generating and transmitting interaction data representing the detected interaction to a remote server.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to a low-latency, low-overhead fault tolerant remote memory framework, which packs similar-size in-memory objects into individual page-aligned spans and applies erasure coding on these spans. The framework fully utilizes efficient one-sided remote memory accesses (RMAs) to swap spans in and out using minimal network input/outputs (I/Os), with compaction techniques that reduce remote memory fragmentation. The framework can achieve lower tail latency and higher application performance compared to other fault tolerance solutions, at the cost of potentially more memory usage.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods configured for cyclonic froth separation are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: provide slurry into a first volute; provide fluid communication between the first volute and an interior of a porous barrier; receive pressurized gaseous fluid through a body wall to an exterior of the porous barrier; provide fluid communication between the exterior of the porous barrier and the interior of the porous barrier; facilitate flows of pressurized gas through the porous barrier; receive outputted froth and output froth to the exterior of the apparatus; provide fluid communication between the interior of the porous barrier and the second volute; retain froth within the interior of the porous barrier; receive slurry exhausted from the interior of the porous barrier; provide fluid communication of exhausted slurry to the exterior of the apparatus.

Abstract: A string, identifying an item to be assigned to a physical resource, is hashed to obtain a numeric hash value. The numeric hash value is downscaled to obtain a bucket identifier that identifies a bucket that will hold the numeric hash value. The bucket is then deterministically mapped to a physical resource so that it can be retrieved without accessing a stored data structure representative of the mapping.

Abstract: In a computing system, data is ingested into a primary row of shards in a stamp data structure. The stamp data structure includes a primary row of data shards and a set of replica rows of data shards so the data shards are arranged in rows and columns in the stamp structure. The ingested data is replicated from the primary row into the replica rows of data shards. Each of the data shards, in each row, is evaluated to identify a particular data shard in each column of shards to generate a logical row of data shards. Queries against the data shards are serviced from the logical row of data shards. The system dynamically controls expansion and contraction of the number of data shards in a row and of the number of replica rows.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods configured for cyclonic froth separation are disclosed. Exemplary implementations may: provide slurry into a first volute; provide fluid communication between the first volute and an interior of a porous barrier; receive pressurized gaseous fluid through a body wall to an exterior of the porous barrier; provide fluid communication between the exterior of the porous barrier and the interior of the porous barrier; facilitate flows of pressurized gas through the porous barrier; receive outputted froth and output froth to the exterior of the apparatus; provide fluid communication between the interior of the porous barrier and the second volute; retain froth within the interior of the porous barrier; receive slurry exhausted from the interior of the porous barrier; provide fluid communication of exhausted slurry to the exterior of the apparatus.

Abstract: A thrust balancing apparatus for a pump includes a housing, a balancing chamber, a connecting tube, a balancing disk, a bushing, a washer, and a pair of upthrust washers. The balancing chamber defines an upper cavity and a lower cavity. The connecting tube is configured to establish fluid communication between the balancing chamber and an exterior of the housing. A first portion of the balancing disk is disposed within the upper cavity. A second portion of the balancing disk passes through the lower cavity. A third portion of the balancing disk is external to the balancing chamber. The washer is disposed between the balancing disk and the bushing. The pair of upthrust washers are disposed between the balancing disk and the balancing chamber.

Abstract: A menstrual device having a storage volume. The menstrual device has a frame and a fluid barrier seal layer attached to the exterior surface of the frame. The menstrual device has an expanded configuration that includes an at rest configuration and a deployed configuration. The menstrual device has a compact configuration where the menstrual device is confined to a size, shape and/or geometry smaller than an expanded configuration such that it can be more easily inserted into the body. The menstrual device in a compact configuration is contained within an applicator, where the applicator assists in ejecting the menstrual device into the body.

Abstract: A string, identifying an item to be assigned to a physical resource, is hashed to obtain a numeric hash value. The numeric hash value is downscaled to obtain a bucket identifier that identifies a bucket that will hold the numeric hash value. The bucket is then deterministically mapped to a physical resource so that it can be retrieved without accessing a stored data structure representative of the mapping.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a poly current generator circuit, which includes a fractional bandgap circuit, or a bandgap voltage reference circuit and a current reference generator, an adaptive bias current generator, a frequency generator to generate an output clock signal having a select frequency, wherein the frequency generator includes a current starved ring oscillator that comprises n identical cascaded stages connected in a shape of a ring, wherein an output of the nth cascaded stage is fed back as an input of the first cascaded stage, wherein n is an odd number greater than or equal to 3; and clock buffers configured to buffer the output clock signal generated by the frequency generator for distribution.

Abstract: A menstrual device having a storage volume. The menstrual device has a frame and a fluid harrier seal layer attached to the exterior surface of the frame. The menstrual device has an expanded configuration that includes an at rest configuration and a deployed configuration. The menstrual device has a compact configuration where the menstrual device is confined to a size, shape and/or geometry smaller than an expanded configuration such that it can be more easily inserted into the body. The menstrual device in a compact configuration is contained within an applicator, where the applicator assists in ejecting the menstrual device into the body.