Abstract: Systems and methods for iterating between a graphical user interface and an expression for data visualization. Exemplary methods include: receiving an edited expression from a user, the edited expression including changes to the expression and being associated with a component; evaluating the edited expression; displaying the component using the evaluation of the edited expression; determining a user interface block using the edited expression; and presenting the user interface block to the user in a graphical user interface.

Abstract: Systems and methods for iterating between a graphical user interface and an expression for data visualization. Exemplary methods include: evaluating an expression at a client, the expression associated with a component, the evaluating determining data is to be retrieved from a server; running at least part of the expression at the server, the server determining input from the client is to be used to process the at least part of the expression; processing the modified expression at the client, the processing including getting the input at the client and providing the input to the server; and resuming the running of the at least part of the expression at the server, the resuming including running the at least part of the expression using the input to produce retrieved data and giving the retrieved data to the client.

Abstract: The system and method utilizes a computer system having processors that receive quantitative data from users and generate data to facilitate prioritization and reduction of barriers that prevent patients from receiving medical therapies from a particular healthcare provider in rank order. The processors provide an initial rank order of potential barriers based on calculated correlation coefficient, and determine a subsequent rank order of potential barriers based on the calculated correlation coefficient and other data indicative of the effect of each barrier on the patients. The system and method provides for a systematic, data-driven, and validated process to improve patient access to healthcare providers.

Abstract: Systems and methods for iterating between a graphical user interface and an expression for data visualization. Exemplary methods include: evaluating an expression at a client, the expression associated with a component, the evaluating determining data is to be retrieved from a server; running at least a part of the expression at the server, the server determining input from the client is to be used to process the at least the part of the expression; processing the modified expression at the client, the processing including getting the input at the client and providing the input to the server; and resuming the running the at least the part of the expression at the server, the resuming including running the at least the part of the expression using the input to produce retrieved data and giving the retrieved data to the client.

Abstract: Systems and methods for iterating between a graphical user interface and an expression for data visualization. Exemplary methods include: receiving an edited expression from a user, the edited expression including changes to the expression and being associated with a component; evaluating the edited expression; displaying the component using the evaluation of the edited expression; determining a user interface block using the edited expression; and presenting the user interface block to the user in a graphical user interface.

Abstract: A portable cooking stove for use with portable gas canister and burner assemblies, the stove having a base portion with at least one opening therein for mounting a burner element to the stove, oppositely oriented side walls and an intermediate side wall extending between the oppositely oriented walls wherein the oppositely oriented side walls and the intermediate side are selectively movably relative to each other and the base portion between open and closed positions.

Abstract: Systems and methods to control particle generation in a reticle inspection system are presented. The number of particles added to a reticle during an entire load-inspect-unload sequence of a reticle inspection system is reduced by performing all reticle contact events in a controlled, flowing air environment. In one embodiment, the reticle is fixed to a carrier by clamping outside of the vacuum environment, and the carrier, rather than the reticle, is coupled to the reticle stage of the inspection system. In this manner, the high levels of back-side particulation associated with electrostatic chucking are avoided. In addition, the carrier is configured to be coupled to the reticle stage in any of four different orientations separated by ninety degrees.

Abstract: The system and method utilizes a computer system having processors that receive quantitative data from users and generate data to facilitate prioritization and reduction of barriers that prevent patients from receiving medical therapies from a particular healthcare provider in rank order. The processors provide an initial rank order of potential barriers based on calculated correlation coefficient, and determine a subsequent rank order of potential barriers based on the calculated correlation coefficient and other data indicative of the effect of each barrier on the patients. The system and method provides for a systematic, data-driven, and validated process to improve patient access to healthcare providers.