Abstract: An abrasive article includes a first abrasive element, a second abrasive element, a resilient element having first and second major surfaces, and a carrier. The first element and the second abrasive element each comprises a first major surface and a second major surface. At least the first major surfaces of the first and second abrasive elements comprise a plurality of precisely shaped features. The abrasive elements comprise substantially inorganic, monolithic structures.

Abstract: An electrical connection apparatus includes a cable connector, a PCB, and a fastened wall. The cable connector includes a connecting terminal and a plurality of first contacts. One part of each first contact is located in the connecting terminal, and the other part extends from the connecting terminal. The printed circuit board includes a substrate and a plurality of second contacts. The plurality of second contacts are located on a surface of the substrate. The fastened wall includes a plurality of sidewalls. The plurality of sidewalls are fastened to the substrate, and are located on at least two opposite sides of the plurality of second contacts. When the cable connector and the PCB are fitted, the cable connector and the fastened wall are detachably fastened, and the first contact and the second contact are in close contact.

Abstract: An abrasive article includes a plurality of abrasive features disposed on one or more abrasive elements. Each of the one or more abrasive elements includes a base having a first major surface from which the plurality of abrasive features extends. A first set of the plurality of abrasive features (i) has an average height, H1avg, (ii) a standard deviation of less than 10% of H2avg, and (iii) comprises between 5 and 130 abrasive features.

Abstract: An abrasive article includes a first abrasive element, a second abrasive element, a resilient element having first and second major surfaces, and a carrier. The first element and the second abrasive element each comprises a first major surface and a second major surface. At least the first major surfaces of the first and second abrasive elements comprise a plurality of precisely shaped features. The abrasive elements comprise substantially inorganic, monolithic structures.

Abstract: An abrasive article includes a first abrasive element, a second abrasive element, a resilient element having first and second major surfaces, and a carrier. The first element and the second abrasive element each comprises a first major surface and a second major surface. At least the first major surfaces of the first and second abrasive elements comprise a plurality of precisely shaped features. The abrasive elements comprise substantially inorganic, monolithic structures.

Abstract: A router has a shape graph that is a compressed form of a trie that represents routing information for routing data packets in a network, and an update data structure that includes plural entries corresponding to nodes of the shape graph, the plural entries containing count values indicating respective numbers of nodes of the tie represented by the corresponding nodes of the shape graph. The router incrementally updates the shape graph as a portion of the routing information changes, where the incremental updating uses information in the update data structure.

Abstract: An abrasive element precursor includes a green body ceramic element having a first major surface, a second major surface, a plurality of inorganic particles, and a binder. At least the first major surface comprises a plurality of precisely shaped features. The plurality of inorganic particles is at least about 99% carbide ceramic by weight.

Abstract: In one implementation, instructions stored on a non-transitory computer-readable medium are executable by a processing resource to cause a computing device to fetch a token code from a home subscriber server (HSS) for a user and log in to a Virtual Private Network (VPN) server using the token code.

Abstract: Light emitting systems are described. Particularly, light emitting systems and light converting components utilized within these systems are described. The light emitting system and components are formed such that dark-line defects do not interfere with the light emitting system efficiency.

Abstract: A router has a shape graph that is a compressed form of a trie that represents routing information for routing data packets in a network, and an update data structure that includes plural entries corresponding to nodes of the shape graph, the plural entries containing count values indicating respective numbers of nodes of the tie represented by the corresponding nodes of the shape graph. The router incrementally updates the shape graph as a portion of the routing information changes, where the incremental updating uses information in the update data structure.

Abstract: Index shaped graph creation can receive a number of bit-strings through a communication link. Index shaped graph creation can create a binary tree from a number of nodes that represent the number of bit-strings. Index shaped graph creation can define an index table based on the binary tree that includes the number of bit-strings and a number of indexes for the number of bit-strings. Index shaped graph creation can create a shaped graph based on the binary tree, wherein the shaped graph compresses a portion of the number of nodes. Index shaped graph creation can convert the shaped graph into an indexed shaped graph by assigning each of a compressed number of nodes in the shaped graph an offset value that can be associated with the number of indexes in the index table.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and machine-readable and executable instructions are provided for preventing a memory attack to a wireless access point (AP). Preventing a memory attack to a wireless access point can include receiving, with a wireless AP, a generic advertisement service (GAS) initial request from a querying station and transmitting, with the wireless AP, a GAS initial response to the querying station without querying an advertisement server based on the GAS initial request.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and machine-readable and executable instructions are provided for preventing an input/output blocking attack to a wireless access point. Prevention can include instructions to receive a first comeback request from a querying station and to transmit a first portion of a response in a first comeback response frame including an indication of a comeback delay. Prevention can include instructions to receive a second comeback request from the querying station and transmit a second portion of the response in a second comeback response frame in response to the second comeback request complying with the comeback delay. Prevention can include instructions to drop the second comeback request from the querying station in response to the second comeback request not complying with the comeback delay.

Abstract: An abrasive element includes a first major surface and a second major surface. At least the first major surface includes a plurality of precisely shaped features. The abrasive element includes at least about 99% of carbide ceramic by weight and has a porosity of less than about 5%.

Abstract: An abrasive article includes a first abrasive element, a second abrasive element, a resilient element having first and second major surfaces, and a carrier. The first element and the second abrasive element each comprises a first major surface and a second major surface. At least the first major surfaces of the first and second abrasive elements comprise a plurality of precisely shaped features. The abrasive elements comprise substantially inorganic, monolithic structures.

Abstract: An abrasive element precursor includes a green body ceramic element having a first major surface, a second major surface, a plurality of inorganic particles, and a binder. At least the first major surface comprises a plurality of precisely shaped features. The plurality of inorganic particles is at least about 99% carbide ceramic by weight.

Abstract: Light emitting system (100), particularly, light emitting systems that utilize semiconductor wavelength converting regions (104), and methods of producing such systems are disclosed. The light emitting systems and methods of producing such systems seek to frustrate recombination of free carriers that are associated with wavelength converting regions.

Abstract: Light emitting systems are disclosed. More particularly light emitting systems that utilize wavelength converting semiconductor layer stacks, and preferred amounts of potential well types in such stacks to achieve more optimal performance are disclosed.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a calendar event notifying method for calendar event prompt system. The calendar prompt system includes a calendar server (101) and a plurality of supporting devices for connecting the calendar server (101) to a plurality of receivers of a user, the calendar event notifying method comprising: calculating step of calculating and generating a receiver list for the user (S301); sending step of sending an event notification message to one or more receivers listed in the receiver list (S302); determining step of determining whether the one or more receivers have returned at least one notification confirmation message in a pre-determined time (S303); removing step of removing the one or more receivers from the receiver list if none of the one or more receivers returns a notification confirmation message (S304); and repeating the sending step and the determining step until at least one receiver returns a notification confirmation message.

Abstract: Light emitting systems are disclosed.