Abstract: A device including a memory and a processor. The processor receives electronic information. The processor analyzes the electronic information. The processor displays, based on analyzing the electronic information, the electronic information on a graphical user interface. The displayed electronic information is shown as a first electronic formation, and the graphical user interface is controlled by the processor. The device receives an electronic communication and changes the displayed electronic information to a second electronic formation displayed on the graphical user interface. The change from the first electronic formation to the second electronic formation occurs instantaneously.

Abstract: A device including a memory and a processor. The processor receives electronic information. The processor analyzes the electronic information. The processor displays, based on analyzing the electronic information, the electronic information on a graphical user interface. The displayed electronic information is shown as a first electronic formation, and the graphical user interface is controlled by the processor. The device receives an electronic communication and changes the displayed electronic information to a second electronic formation displayed on the graphical user interface. The change from the first electronic formation to the second electronic formation occurs instantaneously.

Abstract: In a one embodiment, a gas turbine system that includes a first pump that supplies distillate fuel to a combustor. A second pump that supplies fuel oil to the combustor. A fuel selection unit that controls a first flow of distillate fuel and a second flow of fuel oil to the combustor. A controller that receives feedback from a sensor and in response to the feedback from the sensor controls the fuel selection unit to start the gas turbine system on the fuel oil.

Abstract: A device including a memory and a processor. The processor receives electronic information. The processor analyzes the electronic information. The processor displays, based on analyzing the electronic information, the electronic information on a graphical user interface. The displayed electronic information is shown as a first electronic formation, and the graphical user interface is controlled by the processor. The device receives an electronic communication and changes the displayed electronic information to a second electronic formation displayed on the graphical user interface. The change from the first electronic formation to the second electronic formation occurs instantaneously.

Abstract: In a one embodiment, a gas turbine system that includes a first pump that supplies distillate fuel to a combustor. A second pump that supplies fuel oil to the combustor. A fuel selection unit that controls a first flow of distillate fuel and a second flow of fuel oil to the combustor. A controller that receives feedback from a sensor and in response to the feedback from the sensor controls the fuel selection unit to start the gas turbine system on the fuel oil.

Abstract: A processing device receives an event notification indicating a security configuration change of a cloud computing resource associated with a member account. In response, the processing device identifies a security policy associated with an administrative account corresponding to the member account and evaluates the security policy against the security configuration change to determine compliance with the policy. If not in compliance, the processing device generates a change event indicating a repair to the security configuration of the cloud computing resource to bring the security configuration into compliance with the security policy.

Abstract: A processing device receives an event notification indicating a security configuration change of a cloud computing resource associated with a member account. In response, the processing device identifies a security policy associated with an administrative account corresponding to the member account and evaluates the security policy against the security configuration change to determine compliance with the policy. If not in compliance, the processing device generates a change event indicating a repair to the security configuration of the cloud computing resource to bring the security configuration into compliance with the security policy.

Abstract: There is provided a post processing technique or method for separation algorithms to separate vocals from monaural music recordings. The method comprises detecting traces of pitched instruments in a magnitude spectrum of a separated voice using Hough transform and removing the detected traces of pitched instruments using median filtering to improve the quality of the separated voice and to form a new separated music signal. The method further comprises applying adaptive median filtering techniques to remove the identified Hough regions from the vocal spectrogram producing separated pitched instruments harmonics and new vocals while adding the separated pitched instruments harmonics to a music signal separated using any separation algorithm to form the new separated music signal.

Abstract: There is provided a post processing technique or method for separation algorithms to separate vocals from monaural music recordings. The method comprises detecting traces of pitched instruments in a magnitude spectrum of a separated voice using Hough transform and removing the detected traces of pitched instruments using median filtering to improve the quality of the separated voice and to form a new separated music signal. The method further comprises applying adaptive median filtering techniques to remove the identified Hough regions from the vocal spectrogram producing separated pitched instruments harmonics and new vocals while adding the separated pitched instruments harmonics to a music signal separated using any separation algorithm to form the new separated music signal.

Abstract: The present invention provides reagents and methods for biomaterial production from cyanobacteria.

Abstract: A method for creating an air gap in an electronic device, for example, a passive electronic component chip (PECC) for high frequency microwave transmission is provided. Electronic circuitry of a passive electronic component, for example, a termination, an attenuator, etc., is fabricated in a predetermined configuration on a single layer of a substrate to create the PECC. An air gap of configurable dimensions is created at a configurable location on the substrate by dicing the substrate at the configurable location to create a suspended substrate-like environment in the PECC. The created air gap reduces the dielectric constant at the configurable location and reduces capacitance of the substrate along areas located directly above the air gap. The created air gap also reduces a loss tangent, high frequency attenuation, and electromagnetic fields near a ground plane of the PECC, creates a wide strip dimension, and creates less stringent tolerance in the PECC.

Abstract: A method for creating an air gap in an electronic device, for example, a passive electronic component chip (PECC) for high frequency microwave transmission is provided. Electronic circuitry of a passive electronic component, for example, a termination, an attenuator, etc., is fabricated in a predetermined configuration on a single layer of a substrate to create the PECC. An air gap of configurable dimensions is created at a configurable location on the substrate by dicing the substrate at the configurable location to create a suspended substrate-like environment in the PECC. The created air gap reduces the dielectric constant at the configurable location and reduces capacitance of the substrate along areas located directly above the air gap. The created air gap also reduces a loss tangent, high frequency attenuation, and electromagnetic fields near a ground plane of the PECC, creates a wide strip dimension, and creates less stringent tolerance in the PECC.

Abstract: The present invention provides reagents and methods for biomaterial production from cyanobacteria.

Abstract: The present invention provides reagents and methods for biomaterial production from cyanobacteria.

Abstract: The present invention provides reagents and methods for biomaterial production from cyanobacteria.

Abstract: The present invention provides reagents and methods for biomaterial production from cyanobacteria.

Abstract: The present invention provides reagents and methods for biomaterial production from cyanobacteria.

Abstract: A method for obtaining parallel instruction execution (PIE) for frequently used programming operations, such as database record compression or expansion, cryptographic encoding/decoding, page moving, etc., for which a hardware-assist may be provided. These functions can be performed in parallel with CPU processing by a PIE processing facility (PIE-PF). The method is hardware/microcode based and uses software control in supervisory mode. The preferred embodiment is controlled by privileged subsystem software under an operating system, and does not use I/O channel oriented off-load processing. When the CPU is interrupted during an incomplete parallel operation by the PIE-PF, it is checkpointed in main storage in a manner accessible to the subsystem. The subsystem (after completing a current CPU operation, such as a database record predicate evaluation, can check for the completion of the PIE-PF operation by examining an indicator in a control block in shared storage.

Abstract: A coexecutor for executing functions offloaded from central processors (CPs) in a data processing system, as requested by one or more executing control programs, which include a host operating system (host OS), and subsystem programs and applications executing under the host OS. The offloaded functions are embodied in code modules. Code modules execute in the coexecutor in parallel with non-offloaded functions being executed by the CPs. Thus, the CPs do not need to execute functions which can be executed by the coexecutor. CP requests to the coexecutor specify the code modules which are accessed by the coexecutor from host shared storage under the same constraints and access limitations as the control programs. The coexecutor may emulate host dynamic address translation, and may use a provided host storage key in accessing host storage. The restricted access operating state for the coexecutor maintains data integrity.