Abstract: The present invention refers to a method to produce methane or at least one other synthesis product by methanogenic microorganisms in a microbial electrolysis cell (MEC), while applying a separated nutrient feeding supply in a discrete or a continuous manner.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for efficiently managing jobs of a workload performed among multiple integrated circuits in separate semiconductor chips. In various implementations, a computing system includes a first processing node and a second processing node that together render and present video frame data. The graphics application holds the start of processing the next video frame until the first processing node receives result data for the current video frame from the second processing node and presents the video frame data. To remove latency, once the result data is generated, the first processing node performs a mocked present job visible to the operating system scheduler but sends no data to the display controller. The rendering of the next video frame begins, and the first processing node later presents the result data to the display controller.

Abstract: The present invention provides MEC stack with several or multiple MEC cells comprising at least one gas inlet and at least one degassing element as well as methods to improve the bio-electromethanation reaction catalysed by bio catalysts in these MEC stacks.

Abstract: The present invention refers to a method to produce methane or at least one other synthesis product by methanogenic microorganisms in a microbial electrolysis cell (MEC), while applying a separated nutrient feeding supply in a discrete or a continuous manner.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus provide a picture-in-picture (PIP) overlay window on a single physical monitor by displaying a first swap chain of the single physical monitor, reporting to an operating system (OS), a display level request for a fake connection to a non-existent second monitor, and displaying on the single physical monitor a virtual display defined by a second swap chain of the non-existent second monitor, as the PIP overlay window on the displayed content of the first swap chain on the single physical monitor.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus provide a picture-in-picture (PIP) overlay window on a single physical monitor by displaying a first swap chain of the single physical monitor, reporting to an operating system (OS), a display level request for a fake connection to a non-existent second monitor, and displaying on the single physical monitor a virtual display defined by a second swap chain of the non-existent second monitor, as the PIP overlay window on the displayed content of the first swap chain on the single physical monitor.