Abstract: Multi-port Media Control Channel (MAC) with flexible data-path width. A multi-port receive (RX) MAC block includes multiple RX ports and a plurality of RX circuit blocks comprising an RX MAC pipeline for performing MAC Layer operations on RX data received at the RX ports. The RX circuit blocks are connected with variable-width datapath segments, and the RX MAC block is configured to implement a multi-port arbitration scheme such as a TDM (Time-Division Multiplexed) scheme under which RX data received at a given RX port are forwarded over the variable-width datapath segments using datapath widths associated with that RX port. A multi-port transmit (TX) MAC block implementing a TX MAC pipeline comprising TX circuit blocks connected with variable-width datapath segments is also provided. The RX and TX MAC blocks include CRC modules configured to calculate CRC values on input data received over datapaths having different widths.

Abstract: Methods, systems, and apparatuses, including computer programs encoded on a computer-readable storage medium for fish farm material handling are described. Fish farm material includes samples collected from broodstock individuals and transported for suspension in cold storage. During the time window of cold storage, a metric of interest corresponding to the fish farm material is identified. Based on the metric of interest identification, material handling may be modified to, for example, segregate fish farm material into quarantined incubation units to inhibit infection of fish farm material within other incubation units.

Abstract: Welded headgear sections can be produced by using a weld tool having pins protruding from a weld region contact surface to deliver high-frequency electromagnetic energy to a weld region defined by overlapping top and bottom headgear straps. The pins fully penetrate the top strap and at least partially penetrate the bottom strap. The pins concentrate the electromagnetic energy to achieve a weld joint of acceptable weld strength and aesthetic appeal.

Abstract: A suspension system for controlling movement of a vehicle wheel may include a spring and damper assembly coupling the wheel to the vehicle chassis for movement of the wheel relative to the vehicle chassis. The spring and damper assembly may include a spring coupled to a damper member configured to extend and retract the wheel relative to the vehicle chassis. The suspension system may further include a damper actuator located remotely from the spring and damper assembly and configured to modify an amount of damping and/or wheel extension. The suspension system may also include a spring actuator integrated with the damper actuator and configured to control an amount of deflection of the spring and/or to alter a spring rate. The damper actuator may be provided at a location in the vehicle separated from the spring and damper assembly.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of extraction of at least one cannabinoid from an initial cannabis biomass in “one-pot” step using toluene to form a toluene extract and using the toluene extract for producing high concentrations of ?-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (?9THC) and/or cannabinol (CBN) of a purity of at least 75% and at a yield of at least 75% by weight of the at least one cannabinoid from the initial cannabis biomass in the toluene extract.

Abstract: Welded headgear sections can be produced by using a weld tool having pins protruding from a weld region contact surface to deliver high-frequency electromagnetic energy to a weld region defined by overlapping top and bottom headgear straps. The pins fully penetrate the top strap and at least partially penetrate the bottom strap. The pins concentrate the electromagnetic energy to achieve a weld joint of acceptable weld strength and aesthetic appeal.

Abstract: A fretting buffer includes a matrix, a plurality of reinforcing fibers, and a lubricant disbursed substantially homogeneously in the matrix.

Abstract: A suspension system for controlling movement of a vehicle wheel may include a spring and damper assembly coupling the wheel to the vehicle chassis for movement of the wheel relative to the vehicle chassis. The spring and damper assembly may include a spring coupled to a damper member configured to extend and retract the wheel relative to the vehicle chassis. The suspension system may further include a damper actuator located remotely from the spring and damper assembly and configured to modify an amount of damping and/or wheel extension. The suspension system may also include a spring actuator integrated with the damper actuator and configured to control an amount of deflection of the spring and/or to alter a spring rate. The damper actuator may be provided at a location in the vehicle separated from the spring and damper assembly.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods of extraction of at least one cannabinoid from an initial cannabis biomass in “one-pot” step using toluene to form a toluene extract and using the toluene extract for producing high concentrations of ?-9-tetrahydrocannabinol (?9THC) and/or cannabinol (CBN) of a purity of at least 75% and at a yield of at least 75% by weight of the at least one cannabinoid from the initial cannabis biomass in the toluene extract.

Abstract: Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that includes at least one processor operating at eight hundred (800) megahertz and can be configured to receive a data stream, parse packets in the data stream, and process at least two (2) full packets from the data stream in a single clock cycle. In an example, the data stream is at least a two hundred (200) gigabit Ethernet data stream and a bus width is at least thirty-two (32) bytes.

Abstract: Techniques to operate a time division multiplexing (TDM) media access control (MAC) module include examples of facilitating use of shared resources allocated to ports of a network interface based on a time slot mechanism. The shared resources allocated to process packet data received or sent through the ports of the network interface.

Abstract: A compute device can access local or remote accelerator devices for use in processing a received packet. The received packet can be processed by any combination of local accelerator devices and remote accelerator devices. In some cases, the received packet can be encapsulated in an encapsulating packet and sent to a remote accelerator device for processing. The encapsulating packet can indicate a priority level for processing the received packet and its associated processing task. The priority level can override a priority level that would otherwise be assigned to the received packet and its associated processing task. The remote accelerator device can specify a fullness of an input queue to the compute device. Other information can be conveyed by packets transmitted between and among compute devices and remote accelerator devices to assist in determining an accelerator to use or other uses.

Abstract: Received undersized Ethernet frames are isolated and discarded in a Media Access Control (MAC) sublayer having a bus width greater than the number of bytes in a received minimum size Ethernet frame. The MAC sublayer maintains one counter to track the total number of undersized frames (undersized frames with good Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC)) and runts with bad CRC). Undersized Ethernet frames are discarded by the MAC sublayer prior to calculating Cyclic Redundancy Check (CRC) for the Ethernet Frame.

Abstract: Particular embodiments described herein provide for an electronic device that includes at least one processor operating at eight hundred (800) megahertz and can be configured to receive a data stream, parse packets in the data stream, and process at least two (2) full packets from the data stream in a single clock cycle. In an example, the data stream is at least a two hundred (200) gigabit Ethernet data stream and a bus width is at least thirty-two (32) bytes.

Abstract: Welded headgear sections can be produced by using a weld tool having pins protruding from a weld region contact surface to deliver high-frequency electromagnetic energy to a weld region defined by overlapping top and bottom headgear straps. The pins fully penetrate the top strap and at least partially penetrate the bottom strap. The pins concentrate the electromagnetic energy to achieve a weld joint of acceptable weld strength and aesthetic appeal.