Abstract: An electronic device has a narrow viewing angle state and a wide viewing angle state, and includes a panel and a light source providing a light passing through the panel. In the narrow viewing angle state, the light has a first relative light intensity and a second relative light intensity. The first relative light intensity is the strongest light intensity, the second relative light intensity is 50% of the strongest light intensity, the first relative light intensity corresponds to an angle of 0°, the second relative light intensity corresponds to a half-value angle, and the half-value angle is between ?15° and 15°. In the narrow angle state, a third relative light intensity at each angle between 20° and 60° or each angle between ?20° and ?60° is lower than 20% of the strongest light intensity.

Abstract: A semiconductor device includes a fin structure. A source/drain region is formed on the fin structure. A first gate structure is disposed over the fin structure. A source/drain contact is disposed over the source/drain region. The source/drain contact has a protruding segment that protrudes at least partially over the first gate structure. The source/drain contact electrically couples together the source/drain region and the first gate structure.

Abstract: An electronic device is disclosed. The electronic device includes a substrate, a plurality of color filters disposed on the substrate, an optical film disposed on the plurality of color filter, and a defect disposed between the substrate and the optical film. The optical film has a first base, a protective layer on the first base, and a second base between the first base and the protective layer and having a first processed area. In a top view of the electronic device, the first processed area corresponds to the defect and at least partially overlaps at least two color filters.

Abstract: A fin blade for free diving or swimming or scuba diving is described, which has a cross section at one end angled about a yaw, or longitudinal, axis relative to the cross section at the other end. The arrangement is such that a lateral line at a proximal end is disposed at an angle relative to a lateral line at a portion spaced from the proximal end. The fin blade is more closely aligned with the ergonomic complexities of the human body, such that during finning the fin blade provides greater comfort and/or propulsion. A fin blade is also described which includes a reinforced zone in one portion of the fin blade, such that one portion of the blade at the distal end is relatively increased in flexibility to provide a catch zone at one portion of the distal end of the fin blade.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an LC medium comprising two or more polymerizable compounds, at least one of which contains a substituent comprising a tertiary OH group, to its use for optical, electro-optical and electronic purposes, in particular in LC displays, especially in LC displays of the PSA (polymer sustained alignment) or SA (self-aligning) mode, to an LC display of the PSA or SA mode comprising the LC medium, and to a process of manufacturing the LC display using the LC medium, especially an energy-saving LC display and energy-saving LC display production process.

Abstract: A dynamic panoramic image parameter adjustment system and a method thereof are provided. The dynamic panoramic image parameter adjustment system includes a plurality of image capture elements and a parameter processing module. Firstly, a plurality of first images is captured by the image capture elements at a first time point. A plurality of first parameter setting values corresponding to the image capture elements are extracted by the parameter processing module. The parameter processing module calculates element compensation values based on the first parameter setting values and the target setting values, and compensates the first parameter setting values by using the element compensation values to form the second parameter setting values. Finally, the first parameter setting values are adjusted as the second parameter setting values at a second time point and a plurality of second images for forming a dynamic panoramic image together with the first images are captured.

Abstract: A dynamic panoramic image parameter adjustment system and a method thereof are provided. The dynamic panoramic image parameter adjustment system includes a plurality of image capture elements and a parameter processing module. Firstly, a plurality of first images is captured by the image capture elements at a first time point. A plurality of first parameter setting values corresponding to the image capture elements are extracted by the parameter processing module. The parameter processing module calculates element compensation values based on the first parameter setting values and the target setting values, and compensates the first parameter setting values by using the element compensation values to form the second parameter setting values. Finally, the first parameter setting values are adjusted as the second parameter setting values at a second time point and a plurality of second images for forming a dynamic panoramic image together with the first images are captured.

Abstract: This disclosure provides articles that include functionalized nanoscale fibers and methods for functionalizing nanoscale fibers. The functionalized nanoscale fibers may be made by oxidizing a network of nanoscale fibers, grafting one or more molecules or polymers to the oxidized nanoscale fibers, and cross-linking at least a portion of the molecules or polymers grafted to the oxidized nanoscale fibers. The functionalized nanoscale fibers may be used to make articles.

Abstract: Radiolabeled dihematoporphyrin ether having the following general formula ##STR1## wherein at least one of R.sub.1 -R.sub.6 is a moiety labeled with a radionuclide imaging agent is useful in providing a non-invasive nuclear scintillation image. This dihematoporphyrin ether localizes in neoplastic tissue and thus provides a method of imaging and recording the location of neoplastic tissue. When the labeling agent has an adequate component of particulate radiation, the dihematoporphyrin ether can be used as a therapeutic agent as well as a diagnostic imaging agent.