Abstract: Disclosed are a refrigerator and a door assembly therefor; the door assembly includes two oppositely arranged doors and a turnover beam assembly, wherein the turnover beam assembly includes: a turnover beam body; a guide part extending out of one end of the turnover beam body and configured to be fitted with a retainer provided on a cabinet of the refrigerator; a locking part telescopically provided in the turnover beam body and having a first end fixedly connected with the guide part and a second end having a locking portion, the locking part having an unlocking state and a locking state. In the present invention, an anti-turnover function of the turnover beam body is achieved using the locking part and the elastic part, which improves coordination among all components, makes an internal structure of the turnover beam assembly more reasonable, achieves high practicability, and realizes easy popularization.

Abstract: A refrigerator and a glass door thereof. The glass door of the refrigerator comprises a glass plate body and an outer frame; the outer frame is configured to be hinged to a refrigerator body or a door body of the refrigerator; the outer frame extends along the edge of the glass plate body and is fixedly connected to the edge of the glass plate body; and the outer frame covers part of the edge of the glass plate body. The glass door has a lighter weight and a better appearance, and causes the overall thickness of the refrigerator having a composite door structure to be reduced.

Abstract: A refrigerator comprises: a refrigerator body having an open front side to define a first chamber; and a door body used to open or close the first chamber and defining a second chamber. The door body further defines a square annular air duct surrounding an outer side of the second chamber. The air duct comprises an air inlet section, two air supply sections and an air outlet section which are respectively located at an upper side, two transverse sides and a lower side of the second chamber. The air inlet section has an air inlet for intake of cold air. Each air supply section has an air supply portion for supplying the cold air to the second chamber. The air outlet section has an air outlet for discharging the remaining cold air in the air duct. The temperature in the chamber defined by the door body can be independently controlled.

Abstract: A refrigerator having a storage space formed on a door body. The refrigerator comprises: a refrigerator body in which at least a first storage space is defined, the first storage space having a forward opening; an inner-layer door pivotally provided on the front portion of the forward opening and comprising a storage container body defining a second storage space, the side of the storage container body facing the forward opening being provided with an air supply port used for introducing low-temperature air in the first storage space into the second storage space; a sterilization module provided at the air supply port and performing sterilization on passing air; an inner-layer door frame provided on the periphery of the storage container body; and an outer-layer door pivotally provided on the side of the inner-layer door frame away from the refrigerator body.

Abstract: A refrigerator, comprising a refrigerator body (30), a first door body (10), a second door body (20), a vertical beam (50), and a driving mechanism (60). The driving mechanism (60) comprises a telescopic member (61) that may be at an extension position or at a retraction position; an elastic member (62); a rotating member (63) rotatable around a second vertical axis and a third vertical axis (X3), with a sliding channel (631) formed thereon; and a sliding column (64). During the closing of the first door body (10) from an open state, the telescopic member (61) moves towards the retraction position from the extension position to drive the rotating member (63) to rotate around the second vertical axis (X2), so that the sliding channel (631) pushes the sliding column (64) to drive the vertical beam (50) to rotate from a folded state to an unfolded state.

Abstract: Disclosed is a refrigerator provided with a sealed drawer on a door body. The refrigerator comprises: a refrigerator body, which defines a first storage space; a first door, which is pivotally arranged at a front portion of the refrigerator body and configured to open or close the first storage space; a sealed barrel, which is arranged in the first door and forms an opening at the side away from the first storage space; a drawable box arranged in the sealed barrel in a drawable manner via the opening; and a ventilating device, which is arranged in the sealed barrel and configured to allow communication between an internal space of the sealed barrel and the first storage space when turned on, thus realizing air exchange between the internal space of the sealed barrel and the first storage space.

Abstract: Disclosed are a refrigerator and a door body thereof. The door body for the refrigerator comprises: a frame hinged to a refrigerator body or other door bodies of the refrigerator; an inner glass plate disposed in a hollow area of the frame; and an outer glass plate fixedly connected to an edge of the frame, having conductive particles, and configured to produce heat after being powered on to remove condensate water on the surface thereof. According to the solution of the present invention, the outer glass plate is powered on to produce heat so as to remove condensate water, thereby avoiding that the heat produced by an additional heating layer cannot be transferred to the outer glass plate. The present invention can effectively improve the condensate water removal effect.

Abstract: A refrigerator, comprising a refrigerator body, a main door arranged on an outer side of the refrigerator body, and a secondary door arranged on an outer side of the main door. A first magnet is arranged in an area of the refrigerator body opposite the main door, a second magnet is arranged in an area of the secondary door opposite the main door, and an electromagnetic assembly is arranged on the main door and configured to controllably or operably generate a magnetic attraction force for attracting the first magnet or a magnetic attraction force for attracting the second magnet. The magnetic attraction effect ensures that the door body, which does not need to be opened, will be in a closed state when a user opens the refrigerator.

Abstract: A refrigerator, comprising: a refrigerator body having an open front side to define a first compartment; a primary door mounted to the refrigerator body and used for opening/closing the first compartment, the primary door defining a second compartment having an open front side; and a secondary door mounted to the primary door and used for opening/closing the second compartment, the secondary door comprising a state adjustable door panel, and the state adjustable door panel being configured to controllably change transparency such that the visibility of an internal structure of the second compartment is adjustable. According to the refrigerator of the present invention, the frequency of opening the secondary door can be effectively reduced, the product high-tech element is added, and the user experience is improved.

Abstract: A refrigerator, comprising a refrigerator body and a door body. The front side of the refrigerator body is open to define a first chamber. The door body comprises a main door and a secondary door, wherein the main door is used for opening or closing the first chamber and defining a second chamber; and the secondary door is used for opening or closing the second chamber. A rear wall of the main door is of a hollow structure so as to define an air duct, and a plurality of air diffusion micro-holes in communication with the second chamber and the air duct are backwards formed in a front surface of the rear wall. In addition, the refrigerator is configured such that cold air created by the refrigerator is introduced through the air duct, and the cold air enters the second chamber through the plurality of air diffusion micro-holes.

Abstract: A refrigerator and a control method therefor are provided. The refrigerator comprises a refrigerator body defining a first chamber, and a door body that comprises a main door defining a second chamber, and a secondary door; and the rear side of the main door is provided with an air supply port for introducing cold air in the first chamber into the second chamber. The control method comprises: acquiring an absolute air humidity ?1 of the first chamber and an air temperature T2 of the second chamber; calculating an expected relative humidity ?3 of air in the first chamber when the temperature changes to T2 according to ?1 and T2; determining a relative air humidity critical value ?0; comparing ?3 with ?0; and if ?3<?0, making the air supply port supply air to the second chamber, otherwise, making the air supply port stop supplying air to the second chamber.

Abstract: A control method for a refrigerator and a computer storage medium are provided. The refrigerator comprises a refrigerator body defining a first chamber and a door body that comprises a main door defining a second chamber, and a secondary door; a rear wall of the main door is provided with an air supply port formed thereon and a condensation removal air channel defined therein; a plurality of condensation removal holes are formed on the front surface of the rear wall. The control method comprises: acquiring an air relative humidity ? of the second chamber; acquiring an air relative humidity threshold ?0; comparing ? with ?0; if ???0, closing the condensation removal air channel, and opening the air supply port; and if ?>?0, closing the air supply port, and opening the condensation removal air channel to operate a condensation removal mode.

Abstract: The present application provides a therapeutic combination of a quinoline derivative and an antibody, which comprises an immune checkpoint inhibitor and a tyrosine kinase inhibitor, wherein the tyrosine kinase inhibitor is a compound of formula I or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof. The therapeutic combination in the present application shows good activity against lung tumor and liver tumor.

Abstract: A family of piece tree data structures and related algorithms are described, for buffering editable text in a digital memory. A piece tree includes one or more string buffers and a tree, such as a balanced binary tree. Tree nodes identify respective substrings in the buffer(s), and correspond to edits of the content loaded into a text editor. Specific changes in data structures and the impact of those changes on performance relative to other buffering structures are discussed, including reduced memory usage, faster file loading, and the impact of accumulated edit operations. Offsets of text items such as line breaks are tracked, permitting optimizations for locating them in a text. Benchmark testing results are presented. Source code editors provide examples, but the piece tree buffering structures and their related traversal, (re)configuration, and other algorithms can be part of text editors in a variety of application or subject matter areas.

Abstract: Tools and techniques enhance presentation and editing of notebook documents and other multicell multicategory documents. Some embodiments improve presentation performance by distinguishing non-viewable cells and then not connecting an editor to a particular cell until that cell is viewable. Some improve security by separating cell content rendering based on the category of content in each cell. Notebook cell content such as markdown language code or scripts can be rendered in a sandbox for added security. Some embodiments allow shared scope and other communication between cells that contain respective executable contents, instead of placing each rendered cell in its own isolated context. Some permit the order in which executable cells are presented visually to differ from the order in which those cells are executed. Integrated development environments may be enhanced to have editors for notebook documents, including notebook editors that have the same first-class status as source code editors.

Abstract: A light source package structure is provided. The light source package structure includes a substrate, an upper electrode layer and a lower electrode layer respectively disposed on two sides of the substrate, a light emitting unit mounted on the upper electrode layer, a surrounding wall disposed on the substrate and arranged to surround the light emitting unit, a conductive unit disposed on the surrounding wall and electrically connected to the lower electrode layer, a light permeable element disposed on the surrounding wall, a detection circuit formed on the light permeable element, and at least one conductive adhesive. The conductive adhesive includes a colloid and a plurality of fillers mixed with the colloid. The colloid and the fillers of the conductive adhesive are partially filled within the gap.

Abstract: A light source package structure is provided. The light source package structure includes a substrate, an upper electrode layer and a lower electrode layer respectively disposed on two sides of the substrate, a light emitting unit mounted on the upper electrode layer, a surrounding wall disposed on the substrate and arranged to surround the light emitting unit, a conductive unit disposed on the surrounding wall and electrically connected to the lower electrode layer, a light permeable element disposed on the surrounding wall, a detection circuit formed on the light permeable element, and at least one conductive adhesive. The conductive adhesive includes a colloid and a plurality of fillers mixed with the colloid. The colloid and the fillers of the conductive adhesive are partially filled within the gap.

Abstract: A family of piece tree data structures and related algorithms are described, for buffering editable text in a digital memory. A piece tree includes one or more string buffers and a tree, such as a balanced binary tree. Tree nodes identify respective substrings in the buffer(s), and correspond to edits of the content loaded into a text editor. Specific changes in data structures and the impact of those changes on performance relative to other buffering structures are discussed, including reduced memory usage, faster file loading, and the impact of accumulated edit operations. Offsets of text items such as line breaks are tracked, permitting optimizations for locating them in a text. Benchmark testing results are presented. Source code editors provide examples, but the piece tree buffering structures and their related traversal, (re)configuration, and other algorithms can be part of text editors in a variety of application or subject matter areas.