Abstract: An example apparatus includes a controller and a memory device. The memory device is configured to maintain, internal to the memory device, a status of a number of open blocks in the memory device. The status can include a programming operation being initiated in the respective number of open blocks. Responsive to receipt of, from the controller, a request to direct initiation of the programming operation to a word line, determine a group of memory cells associated with the word line that programs first relative to other groups of memory cells associated with the word line and maintain, included in the status of an open block, a voltage at which the group of memory cells is the first group to program.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to apparatuses and methods for an automated dynamic word line start voltage. An example apparatus includes a controller and a memory device. The memory device is configured to maintain, internal to the memory device, a status of a number of open blocks in the memory device. The status can include a programming operation being initiated in the respective number of open blocks. Responsive to receipt of, from the controller, a request to direct initiation of the programming operation to a word line, determine a group of memory cells associated with the word line that programs first relative to other groups of memory cells associated with the word line and maintain, included in the status of an open block, a voltage at which the group of memory cells is the first group to program.

Abstract: A vacuum pump lid that can be applied to any cannister is disclosed. The lid integrates with the closure system of the cannister, whether it be by threads, push or snap closures, or the like. With the pumping of a button on the top of the lid, a pliable valve pin operates to remove a small amount of air from the cannister to achieve a vacuum seal. The seal is released when the lid is removed. The simple solution uses few moving parts to achieve the results, making it sturdy and faster to produce.

Abstract: Apparatuses and methods for an automated dynamic word line start voltage. An example apparatus includes a controller and a memory device. The memory device is configured to maintain, internal to the memory device, a status of a number of open blocks in the memory device. The status can include a programming operation being initiated in the respective number of open blocks. Responsive to receipt of, from the controller, a request to direct initiation of the programming operation to a word line, determine a group of memory cells associated with the word line that programs first relative to other groups of memory cells associated with the word line and maintain, included in the status of an open block, a voltage at which the group of memory cells is the first group to program.

Abstract: A clip for use with a mobile device is described. The clip mounts between a mobile device and a protective cover, and is used to attach various accessories to mobile device when the mobile and clip are inserted into the protective cover.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to apparatuses and methods for an automated dynamic word line start voltage. An example apparatus includes a controller and a memory device. The memory device is configured to maintain, internal to the memory device, a status of a number of open blocks in the memory device. The status can include a programming operation being initiated in the respective number of open blocks. Responsive to receipt of, from the controller, a request to direct initiation of the programming operation to a word line, determine a group of memory cells associated with the word line that programs first relative to other groups of memory cells associated with the word line and maintain, included in the status of an open block, a voltage at which the group of memory cells is the first group to program.

Abstract: An apparatus includes a controller and a memory device. The memory device is configured to maintain, internal to the memory device, a status of a number of open blocks in the memory device. The status can include a programming operation being initiated in the respective number of open blocks. Responsive to receipt of, from the controller, a request to direct initiation of the programming operation to a word line, determine a group of memory cells associated with the word line that programs first relative to other groups of memory cells associated with the word line and maintain, included in the status of an open block, a voltage at which the group of memory cells is the first group to program.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to apparatuses and methods for an automated dynamic word line start voltage (ADWLSV). An example apparatus includes a controller and a memory device. The memory device is configured to maintain, internal to the memory device, a status of a number of open blocks in the memory device. The status can include a programming operation being initiated in the respective number of open blocks. Responsive to receipt of, from the controller, a request to direct initiation of the programming operation to a word line, determine a group of memory cells associated with the word line that programs first relative to other groups of memory cells associated with the word line and maintain, included in the status of an open block, a voltage at which the group of memory cells is the first group to program.

Abstract: A programming circuit and method to apply a controlled or predetermined voltage pulse for charge transfer to or from the floating gate of a non-volatile memory cell in an incremental manner to control the overall voltage across the gate oxide. Voltage above a transfer threshold voltage, such as above a tunneling threshold voltage, is applied in a stepwise charge transfer manner to or from the floating gate up to a voltage limit that is below the thin oxide damage threshold. Controlling the overall voltage avoids oxide breakdown and enhances reliability.

Abstract: A pouch for medical use (e.g., an ostomy pouch) is configured to facilitate flushing in a toilet. The pouch may carry an adhesive collar at its entrance aperture. The collar may have a thickness of 0.8 mm (about 32 mils) or less. The collar may include an adhesive layer of about 0.4 mm (about 16 mils) or less in thickness. The adhesive may be carried on a substrate of about 0.5 mm (about 20 mils) or less in thickness. The pouch may include a tear strip to facilitate tearing open of the pouch. The tear strip may be configured to generate a first initial tear from which propagate one or more other tears. Various features of the tear strip are described for enhanced functionality in use.

Abstract: The invention relates to Leptospiral surface proteins, and the nucleic acid molecules which encode them. Various uses are described, including immunoprophylactic, diagnostic and therapeutic methods.

Abstract: An antenna module includes a circuit board, a differential-type amplifier, and a dipole antenna. The dipole antenna can be formed with two electrodes disposed on the circuit board. With the structure of the antenna module, a transmitting antenna can be designed by coupling the two electrodes of the dipole antenna to output terminals of the differential-type amplifier so as to transmit signals. In design of a receiving antenna, the two electrodes of the dipole antenna can be coupled to input terminals of the differential-type amplifier so as to receive signals. Further, if the main function chip has built-in differential power amplifier or differential low noise amplifier, a circuit module for wireless signal transmitting and receiving can be formed by directly coupling the dipole antenna to the differential power amplifier or the differential low noise amplifier.

Abstract: An extract from the Melothria Indica Lou plant, which has the effect of inhibiting the release of cytokines, including Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha, by immune response cells, such as macrophages, for the therapeutic treatment of sepsis.

Abstract: An extract from the Melothria Indica Lou plant, which has the effect of inhibiting the release of cytokines, including Tumor Necrosis Factor-alpha, by immune response cells, such as macrophages, for the therapeutic treatment of sepsis.