Abstract: A data storage device includes advertised internet protocol (IP) addresses, a logical data storage, and a resource request processor. The logical data storage includes an object storage. The resource request processor obtains a data access request that includes a destination IP address and that requests a portion of data stored in the object storage. The resource request processor makes a determination to allow access to the portion of the data based on a multifactor authorization. The multifactor authorization is based, at least in part, on an association between the destination IP address and the portion of the data. In response to the determination, resource request processor provides the portion of the data to a requestor specified in the data access request.

Abstract: A data storage device includes egress ports, a logical data storage, and a packet processor. The local data storage includes resources allocated to multiple tenants. The packet processor obtains packets that include data stored in the resources of the logical data storage. The obtained packets are addressed to a packet destination. The packet processor selects an egress port of the egress ports based on mappings between the data and the multiple tenants. The packet processor sends the packets via the selected egress port.

Abstract: A request is received from a client device of a user for configuring a tenant of a multi-tenant storage system, the multi-tenant storage system storing data for different tenants. An entity identifier (ID) identifying an entity to be associated exclusively with the tenant is obtained from the request. A lookup operation is performed based on the entity in an SMT registry namespace cache stored in a memory to locate an entry that matches the entity. If no matching entry is found, the request is allowed. If a matching entry is found, a first tenant ID obtained from the request is compared with a second tenant ID stored in the matching entry. The request to configure the tenant is allowed if the first tenant ID matches the second tenant ID. The request is denied if the first tenant ID does not match the second tenant ID.

Abstract: According to one embodiment, a request is received from a remote device of a user for performing a data management operation from source data represented by a source data management object (DMO) to destination data represented by a destination DMO. A first security mode associated with a source tenant-unit corresponding to the source DMO and a second security mode associated with a destination tenant-unit corresponding to the destination DMO are determined. It is determined whether the user is a system administrator for a storage system corresponding to the source data or the destination data, and whether the user is a tenant administrator for a tenant associated with the source data or the destination data. It is determined whether the data management operation should be allowed based on the first and second security modes.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a systematic pharmacological method for personalized medicine. In the present invention, biological networks such as gene dependence networks are employed to reflect relationships between genes in pathogenesis. In combination with the gene expression data of a specific patient, a gene rank algorithm, which is capable of utilizing inter-genetic regulation relationships to mine key genes in the pathogenesis of disease in a specific patient, is used to construct a key genes list. Then, personalized medicine is carried out according to whether the drug targets are significantly targeted to the key genes list in the pathogenesis of disease in the specific patient. The systematic pharmacological method for personalized medicine proposed by the present invention is easy to implement, has low cost and high efficiency, and has wide application prospects in precision medicine and drug discovery.

Abstract: Methods and materials for modulating low-nitrogen tolerance levels in plants are disclosed. For example, nucleic acids encoding low nitrogen tolerance-modulating polypeptides are disclosed as well as methods for using such nucleic acids to transform plant cells. Also disclosed are plants having increased[RCL2] low-nitrogen tolerance levels and plant products produced from plants having increased low-nitrogen tolerance levels.

Abstract: A sealant applying device and a working method thereof, and a sealant applying apparatus are disclosed. The sealant applying device includes a nozzle: the nozzle includes an air inlet portion and a sealant outflow portion, a switch plate is arranged below the sealant outflow portion, the switch plate includes a plate body configured to horizontally move between a first state and a second state, one end of the plate body is provided with a through hole, and a discharge portion is provided at a position corresponding to the through hole and on a side of the plate body facing away from the sealant outflow portion.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the field of biomedical technology, and discloses a screening method for multi-target drugs and/or drug combinations. It includes the following steps: step (1): searching a drug target database, summarizing a drug target, a target in development and a drug corresponding to each target, obtaining data of a corresponding relationship between the target and the drug; step (2): screening out a related target-target pair according to a systematic genetics method; step (3): screening out a multi-target drug and/or a drug combination according to the data of the corresponding relationship between the target and the drug obtained in step (1) and the related target-target pair obtained in step (2).

Abstract: Methods and materials for modulating low-nitrogen tolerance levels in plants are disclosed. For example, nucleic acids encoding low nitrogen tolerance-modulating polypeptides are disclosed as well as methods for using such nucleic acids to transform plant cells. Also disclosed are plants having increased[RCL2] low-nitrogen tolerance levels and plant products produced from plants having increased low-nitrogen tolerance levels.

Abstract: A first request is received from a first user to access a first file system management objects (FSMOs) of a first tenant unit (TU), the first TU being one of a plurality of TUs. The first FSMO is one of a plurality of FSMOs, each FSMO containing namespace information of a particular tenant. In response to the first request, it is determined whether the first user is authorized to access the first FSMO, including identifying TUs that are associated with the first user, determining whether the first TU is included in the TUs, and if so, determining whether the first FSMO is included in FSMOs associated with the first TU. In response to determining that the first FSMO is included in a set of one or more FSMOs that are associated with the first TU, the first user to access the first FSMO is allowed.

Abstract: Methods and materials for modulating low-nitrogen tolerance levels in plants are disclosed. For example, nucleic acids encoding low nitrogen tolerance-modulating polypeptides are disclosed as well as methods for using such nucleic acids to transform plant cells. Also disclosed are plants having increased[RCL2] low-nitrogen tolerance levels and plant products produced from plants having increased low-nitrogen tolerance levels.

Abstract: A microchannel heat exchanger (100) with improvement of dirt-resisting and anti-blocking is disclosed. The microchannel heat exchanger (100) includes at least two heat exchanger units (101, 102) vertically arranged in parallel with the top one being a first heat exchanger unit (101) and the bottom one being a second heat exchanger unit (102). Every heat exchanger unit (101, 102) includes: a first heat tube (103) and a second heat tube (104) oppositely arranged in the horizontal direction; and multiple flat tubes (105) extending between the first and second heat tubes (103, 104) and having both ends communicated with the first and second heat tubes (103, 104). The microchannel heat exchanger (100) also includes multiple fins (109) each arranged between and in contact with the neighboring flat tubes (105) of the same heat exchanger unit and extending from the first heat exchanger unit (101) to the second heat exchanger unit (102).

Abstract: Exemplary methods for providing secure multi-tenancy in a Purpose Built Backup Appliance include creating a set of tenant-units (TUs), associating file system management objects (FSMOs) and users with the TUs. The methods further include maintaining a protocol config-metadata store based on the association of the FSMOs and users with the TUs. In one embodiment, in response to a first request from a first user to access a first FSMO of a first TU, the methods include determining whether the first user is authorized to access the first FSMO based on information of the protocol config-metadata store, and in response to the protocol config-metadata store indicating the first user is authorized to access the first FSMO, allowing the first user to access the first FSMO.

Abstract: System and methods are provided for processing composite video signals. The system includes: a clock synthesizer configured to generate a line lock clock signal; an interpolation unit configured to generate source data associated with a source composite video signal, the source composite video signal being related to a source clock signal; a buffer unit configured to store the source data based at least in part on the source clock signal and provide destination data based at least in part on the line lock clock signal; a signal processing unit configured to process the destination data to extract a synchronization component and determine a phase error between the synchronization component and the line lock clock signal. The clock synthesizer is further configured to adjust the line lock clock signal based at least in part on the phase error.

Abstract: A native protection storage operating system (PSOS) process receives a request specifying an operation having security related implications for elements in the PSOS having a first set of components handling data transfer operations and a second set of components handling configuration operations. A security component stores an identifier of the requester and a security related information element locally within a storage location of the first or second set of components, and accesses, upon receiving the request, the security related information element and requester identifier to match other elements of the network impacted by the request, and performs a security condition specific check to determine whether or not the request is to be allowed or denied. The native process eliminates a need for caching, locking, and chain propagation of the security related information through the PSOS.

Abstract: Exemplary methods for providing secure multi-tenancy in a Purpose Built Backup Appliance include creating a set of tenant-units (TUs), associating file system management objects (FSMOs) and users with the TUs. The methods further include maintaining a protocol config-metadata store based on the association of the FSMOs and users with the TUs. In one embodiment, in response to a first request from a first user to access a first FSMO of a first TU, the methods include determining whether the first user is authorized to access the first FSMO based on information of the protocol config-metadata store, and in response to the protocol config-metadata store indicating the first user is authorized to access the first FSMO, allowing the first user to access the first FSMO.

Abstract: Methods and materials for modulating low-nitrogen tolerance levels in plants are disclosed. For example, nucleic acids encoding low nitrogen tolerance-modulating polypeptides are disclosed as well as methods for using such nucleic acids to transform plant cells. Also disclosed are plants having increased low-nitrogen tolerance levels and plant products produced from plants having increased low-nitrogen tolerance levels.

Abstract: Techniques for mining API method usage patterns from source code are described. These techniques include parsing the source code to generate API method call sequences that include an API method. These call sequences are clustered to obtain clusters. Based on the clusters, frequent closed sequences are determined and then clustered to obtain an API usage pattern. In addition, optimal clustering parameters may also be determined. In some instances, a graphical representation is generated based on the API usage pattern in response to a query associated with the API method.

Abstract: The present invention provides a reconfigurable optical add/drop multiplexing device for enabling a totally inresistant colorless, wherein a dropping unit is configured to separate multi-wavelength optical signals which are among direction 1˜X and are broadcast inputted in a circuit direction, switch the multi-wavelength optical signals among the direction 1˜X to any corresponding output port through multiple N×N optical switches, and send the optical signals to a corresponding Receiver (RX) after combining the received optical signals by a corresponding K×1 coupler/optical switch; an adding unit is configured to broadcast the optical signals sent by a Transmitter (TX) to the multiple N×N optical switches through N 1×K couplers/optical switches, switch the optical signals to any corresponding output port by each optical switch, and output the corresponding optical signals in the direction 1˜X to the circuit direction after the optical signals are implemented with optical multiplexing; wherein, X is an integer

Abstract: Techniques for mining API method usage patterns from source code are described. These techniques include parsing the source code to generate API method call sequences that include an API method. These call sequences are clustered to obtain clusters. Based on the clusters, frequent closed sequences are determined and then clustered to obtain an API usage pattern. In addition, optimal clustering parameters may also be determined. In some instances, a graphical representation is generated based on the API usage pattern in response to a query associated with the API method.