Abstract: The present application discloses a method for delineating exploration reserved areas of deep-sea polymetallic sulfide resources, which is suitable for delineating the exploration reserved area for further exploration by delineation and evaluation of the prospect area after prospecting and investigation of seabed sulfide. The method comprises the following: a stage of extracting prospecting indicators; a stage of evaluating metallogenic prospect areas; and, a stage of delineation of the exploration reserved areas. The present application can be applied to the evaluation and prediction of deep-sea polymetallic sulfide resources, in particular to the delineation of exploration reserved areas for deep-sea polymetallic sulfide resources.

Abstract: A suspension comprising radioactive microspheres. The radioactive microsphere comprises a resin microsphere and a radionuclide loaded on the resin microsphere, wherein the average particle size of the radioactive microsphere is 25 ?m to 40 ?m. By means of controlling the proportion of non-spherical microspheres in the radioactive microspheres to be within 5%, the distribution density of the microspheres at a tumor part is increased, the effect of killing tumors is improved, and the treatment safety is improved.

Abstract: Systems and methods are disclosed for reduced-power serial data links. A clock-forwarded serial link carries a clock lane and one or more data lanes. Every active serial data cycle is accompanied by its own serial clock edge: a clock delay allows the same clock edge to drive data at a transmitter and latch data at a receiver. Power is saved by idling the serial clock when data is not being transmitted. A valid signal can be omitted, providing a space saving. At the destination, similar clock-forwarding and delay enables a single parallel clock edge to drive data to the boundary of its clock domain, e.g. from a deserializer to a FIFO. The data link exhibits zero-cycle entry and exit. Variations with half- or single-cycle entry or exit are disclosed.

Abstract: Multi-die systems with modular die-to-die link macros for enabling die-to-die communication are described. A multi-die system includes a first die comprising a first set of modular die-to-die (D2D) transmit link macros and a first set of modular D2D receive link macros. The multi-die system further includes a second die, coupled to the first die via die-to-die (D2D) links, comprising a second set of modular D2D transmit link macros and a second set of modular D2D receive link macros. Each of the transmit/receive macros has the same physical shape, size, and the bandwidth capacity. The modularity associated with respective modular D2D transmit link macros and respective modular D2D receive link macros allows different combinations of an amount of bandwidth for data being transmitted or received via the D2D links and different amounts of edge depths for the first die and the second die along the die edge.

Abstract: Disclosed is a smart exercise apparatus equipped with electronic tags. The apparatus includes an exercise apparatus and an accessory. The exercise apparatus is provided with a reader, and the accessory is provided with an electronic tag, wherein the electronic tag is wirelessly connected to the reader. In the smart exercise apparatus, readers and electronic tags are respectively arranged on the exercise apparatus and the accessories thereof, such that the accessories are automatically identified in response to approaching the exercise apparatus.

Abstract: A rowing machine includes a rowing machine body, and further includes a fixing member, a deck fixedly connected to a lower portion of the rowing machine body, a receiving chamber opened in the fixing member, one end of the deck being rotatably connected to a lower end of the receiving chamber, and a size of the deck being identical to a size of the receiving chamber.

Abstract: Disclosed is an exercise bench. In the exercise bench, a resistance assembly arranged inside a machine body supplies resistance forces to two pull cables, and the two pull cables are respectively led out from shields on two sides of a deck and change their directions by two pull cable steering mechanisms.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a smart exercise apparatus. The apparatus includes two pull cables each having a free end, and damping mechanisms configured to supply damping forces to the pull cables; and further includes a mount, arms, and a display raisably and lowerably connected to the mount. The arms are detachably connected to the mount, and the height of the arms is adjustable. The free ends of the two pull cables are respectively led out from two ends of the arms.

Abstract: A document management system includes a facsimile device or a multi-peripheral (MFP) device having facsimile and scanning components. A cloud based server stores a policy that is used to manage documents received at the facsimile device or scanning component. When a document is received at the facsimile device or scanning component, a parameter is used to determine an action to be taken according to the policy. Such actions include forwarding the received document to the cloud based server or sending it as an attachment in an email. When received at the cloud based server, the policy is used to categorize the document according to an attribute to make the document available within a document management service.

Abstract: A document management system includes a facsimile device or a multi-peripheral (MFP) device having facsimile and scanning components. A cloud based server stores a policy that is used to manage documents received at the facsimile device or scanning component. When a document is received at the facsimile device or scanning component, a parameter is used to determine an action to be taken according to the policy. Such actions include forwarding the received document to the cloud based server or sending it as an attachment in an email. When received at the cloud based server, the policy is used to categorize the document according to an attribute to make the document available within a document management service.

Abstract: The present application discloses a method for delineating exploration reserved areas of deep-sea polymetallic sulfide resources, which is suitable for delineating the exploration reserved area for further exploration by delineation and evaluation of the prospect area after prospecting and investigation of seabed sulfide. The method comprises the following: a stage of extracting prospecting indicators; a stage of evaluating metallogenic prospect areas; and, a stage of delineation of the exploration reserved areas. The present application can be applied to the evaluation and prediction of deep-sea polymetallic sulfide resources, in particular to the delineation of exploration reserved areas for deep-sea polymetallic sulfide resources.

Abstract: A document management system retrieves data from discussion and notes generated during sessions and meetings hosted by a third-party meeting platform. The data is in the form of textual data. The document management system also defines and determines keywords to use in processing the data from the platform. A processing engine generates a document from the data and identifies one or more keywords within the document. It then categorizes the document according to the identified keywords and stores the document under a categories related to the keywords at a document management server. Access to the categorized documents on the document management server is controlled by a policy applicable to users within the document management system.

Abstract: A policy-based printing system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. The private server processes the requests using the policy and a ledger to determine whether to allow the print job to the printing device. If a parameter of the policy is exceeded, then the private server allows an overage for the parameter so that the document is accessed.

Abstract: A policy-based printing system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. A user account may be used for personal and business printing by the user. The status of a document is determined and treated according to whether the document is a personal document.

Abstract: A policy-based printing system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. If the private server is off-line, then the printing device prints the document and a cost reimbursement request is submitted to account for the printed document.

Abstract: A policy-based printing system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. The private server processes the requests using the policy and a ledger to determine whether to allow the print job to the printing device. If a parameter of the policy is exceeded, then the private server allows usage to be carried over or borrowed from previous and subsequent periods.

Abstract: A policy-based system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. The policy-based system also determines whether printing operations may occur in a public printing service. A public print server determines whether to allow printing for a user in an organization.

Abstract: A policy-based printing system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. A proxy printing device is created to manage a plurality of printing devices and communicate with the public policy server. The proxy printing device corresponds to a condition within the printing devices.

Abstract: A policy-based printing system is implemented to allow access to a private domain to print using a public domain. The private domain includes private servers that store documents. The public domain includes servers and a printing device. A public policy server uses a domain list and a protocol connection with a private authentication server to validate a user and identify which private domain to access. The public policy server receives requests from the printing device to process a print job of a document in the private domain. The public server may associate a public personal identification number (PIN) with a corporate PIN for the printing operations. In the event of split printing, the public server generates another public PIN for use with another printing device.