Abstract: In one general aspect, a system may include a circuit board, a first integrated circuit attached to the circuit board, and a second integrated circuit attached to the circuit board being separate from the first integrated circuit and configured to operate in multiple power domains that include at least a core power domain and an I/O power domain and that is configured with a logic gate to receive and process external requests from the first integrated circuit and internal requests from the second integrated circuit for a common external resource.

Abstract: In one general aspect, a system may include a circuit board, a first integrated circuit attached to the circuit board, and a second integrated circuit attached to the circuit board being separate from the first integrated circuit and configured to operate in multiple power domains that include at least a core power domain and an I/O power domain and that is configured with a logic gate to receive and process external requests from the first integrated circuit and internal requests from the second integrated circuit for a common external resource.

Abstract: A dispenser for fluid material such as cosmetic materials in the nature of mascara and the like is operative by one hand manipulation. The dispenser includes an internal reservoir for storage of an applicator attached to a post reciprocally received within a sleeve. A slider device is attached to the post having a portion accessible by the user. By one hand manipulation of the slider device, the applicator may be projected from the dispenser for use and retracted for storage. A closure member at one end of the dispenser may be opened and closed by manual manipulation or automatically by coupling to the slider device. Internal seals within the dispenser prevent evaporation of liquid and/or other volatile components of the fluid materials stored within the dispenser.

Abstract: A dispenser includes a holder/carrier for products of stick-like form to enable application of a wide variety of materials. A plurality of resilient/flexible barbs having spring-like properties extend into the holder/carrier for embedding into the received material. The barbs preclude dislodgment of the stick-like product which may occur due to vibration caused during shipment or subsequent use of the dispenser.