Abstract: The present invention provides ISVD polypeptide derivatives capable of binding coagulation Factor IX(a) and Factor X(a) which are highly potent and provide a sufficiently long half-life such to allow for effective subcutaneous—as well as peroral administration. The ISVD polypeptides derivatives disclosed herein are thus suitable for treatment of haemophilia A, haemophilia A with inhibitors and acquired haemophilia A by various routes of administration including subcutaneous and peroral administration.

Abstract: A system for serial communication includes a controller, a semiconductor package comprising a plurality of semiconductor die, and a serial interface configured to connect the plurality of semiconductor die to the controller. The serial interface includes a controller-to-package connection and a package-to-controller connection, and the serial interface is configured to employ a signaling protocol using differential data signaling with no separate clock signals.

Abstract: A storage container includes an elastomeric base having a plurality of side walls forming an interior and an opening at an upper edge of the base. The base has an annular channel positioned proximate the opening at the upper edge of the base. An inner insert is removably positionable in the opening of the base, the inner insert having an outward facing annular protrusion configured for insertion in the annular channel of the base, and a spout with a channel formed therethrough. At least a portion of the spout has external threading. An outer cap is positionable over the inner insert and has an opening for receiving the spout. A screw cap includes internal threading configured for rotational engagement with the external threading of the spout, wherein rotation of screw cap compresses at least a portion of the base between the inner insert and the outer cap.

Abstract: A system for serial communication includes a controller, a semiconductor package comprising a plurality of semiconductor die, and a serial interface configured to connect the plurality of semiconductor die to the controller. The serial interface includes a controller-to-package connection and a package-to-controller connection, and the serial interface is configured to employ a signaling protocol using differential data signaling with no separate clock signals.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to an improved combination cookware system having two components that can be used individually or coupled together so as to be used jointly.

Abstract: A storage container includes an elastomeric base having a plurality of side walls forming an interior and an opening at an upper edge of the base. The base has an annular channel positioned proximate the opening at the upper edge of the base. An inner insert is removably positionable in the opening of the base, the inner insert having an outward facing annular protrusion configured for insertion in the annular channel of the base, and a spout with a channel formed therethrough. At least a portion of the spout has external threading. An outer cap is positionable over the inner insert and has an opening for receiving the spout. A screw cap includes internal threading configured for rotational engagement with the external threading of the spout, wherein rotation of screw cap compresses at least a portion of the base between the inner insert and the outer cap.

Abstract: A system for serial communication includes a controller, a semiconductor package comprising a plurality of semiconductor die, and a serial interface configured to connect the plurality of semiconductor die to the controller. The serial interface includes a controller-to-package connection and a package-to-controller connection, and the serial interface is configured to employ a signaling protocol using differential data signaling with no separate clock signals.

Abstract: A memory system for storing and retrieving data may include a controller, a first switch, a second switch connected to the first switch via an interconnecting bus, and a plurality of memory devices. The controller may have a first serial interface. The first switch may have one or more serial interfaces and one or more memory ports. The first serial interface of the controller may be communicatively connected to a first serial interface of the one or more serial interfaces of the first switch via a first serial bus. Each of the one or more memory ports of the first switch may be communicatively connected to a subset of the plurality of memory devices via a memory bus. The first switch may transfer data between the controller and the subsets of the plurality of memory devices via the one or more memory ports.

Abstract: Providing a seed development environment is disclosed, including by: obtaining a seed type associated with seeds that have been deposited into a seed development environment device; determining an environmental control sequence corresponding to the seed type, wherein the environmental control sequence includes a plurality of target hydration levels for a plurality of seed development phases; and executing the environmental control sequence corresponding to the seed type, including at least by providing the plurality of target hydration levels using a hydration system and by adjusting hydration in the seed development environment device based on feedback from a hydration sensor that is included in the seed development environment device

Abstract: Systems and methods are described which determine, in real time, and without impeding the natural flow of vehicles, which vehicles entering a predetermined area is there for commercial purposes, and designate a charge for the commercial purpose.

Abstract: In an SSD including a host interface, controller, non-volatile memory coupled to the controller, and volatile memory, data is stored in non-volatile memory in clusters having a cluster start address and a cluster end address. A mapping table is maintained in volatile memory, which indicates by a trim signature deallocated clusters in non-volatile memory. The trim table is populated with deallocated ranges and an associated offset within the non-volatile memory. The controller receives from the host interface a sequence of commands including a deallocate command including at least one address range including a start address and an end address, or a start address and a length of the address range. The controller processes the deallocate command by selecting one or both of a write-to-non-volatile-memory action and a record-to-volatile-memory action. In cases of power failure, the mapping table is restored for deallocated ranges at specific offsets recorded in the trim table.

Abstract: A collaborative content item includes an ordered set of comment threads that each correspond to a portion of the collaborative content item. When a user requests that a first new comment be displayed, a first comment thread including the first new comment is displayed within a comment interface. When the user interacts with a new comment interface element, a second comment thread including a second new comment is displayed within the comment interface and a count of remaining new comments displayed within the new comment interface element is decremented. The user can also navigate between comment threads by interacting with the comment interface in a first direction (e.g., swiping, scrolling, selecting an interface element) and can navigate within a comment thread by interacting with the comment interface in a second direction.

Abstract: A memory system for storing and retrieving data may include a controller, a first switch, a second switch connected to the first switch via an interconnecting bus, and a plurality of memory devices. The controller may have a first serial interface. The first switch may have one or more serial interfaces and one or more memory ports. The first serial interface of the controller may be communicatively connected to a first serial interface of the one or more serial interfaces of the first switch via a first serial bus. Each of the one or more memory ports of the first switch may be communicatively connected to a subset of the plurality of memory devices via a memory bus. The first switch may transfer data between the controller and the subsets of the plurality of memory devices via the one or more memory ports.

Abstract: A memory system for storing and retrieving data may include a controller, a first switch, a second switch connected to the first switch via an interconnecting bus, and a plurality of memory devices. The controller may have a first serial interface. The first switch may have one or more serial interfaces and one or more memory ports. The first serial interface of the controller may be communicatively connected to a first serial interface of the one or more serial interfaces of the first switch via a first serial bus. Each of the one or more memory ports of the first switch may be communicatively connected to a subset of the plurality of memory devices via a memory bus. The first switch may transfer data between the controller and the subsets of the plurality of memory devices via the one or more memory ports.

Abstract: In an SSD including a host interface, controller, non-volatile memory coupled to the controller, and volatile memory, data is stored in non-volatile memory in clusters having a cluster start address and a cluster end address. A mapping table is maintained in volatile memory, which indicates by a trim signature deallocated clusters in non-volatile memory. The trim table is populated with deallocated ranges and an associated offset within the non-volatile memory. The controller receives from the host interface a sequence of commands including a deallocate command including at least one address range including a start address and an end address, or a start address and a length of the address range. The controller processes the deallocate command by selecting one or both of a write-to-non-volatile-memory action and a record-to-volatile-memory action. In cases of power failure, the mapping table is restored for deallocated ranges at specific offsets recorded in the trim table.

Abstract: A system for serial communication includes a controller, a semiconductor package comprising a plurality of semiconductor die, and a serial interface configured to connect the plurality of semiconductor die to the controller. The serial interface includes a controller-to-package connection and a package-to-controller connection, and the serial interface is configured to employ a signaling protocol using differential data signaling with no separate clock signals.

Abstract: A collaborative content item includes an ordered set of comment threads that each correspond to a portion of the collaborative content item. When a user requests that a first new comment be displayed, a first comment thread including the first new comment is displayed within a comment interface. When the user interacts with a new comment interface element, a second comment thread including a second new comment is displayed within the comment interface and a count of remaining new comments displayed within the new comment interface element is decremented. The user can also navigate between comment threads by interacting with the comment interface in a first direction (e.g., swiping, scrolling, selecting an interface element) and can navigate within a comment thread by interacting with the comment interface in a second direction.

Abstract: A collaborative content item includes an ordered set of comment threads that each correspond to a portion of the collaborative content item. When a user requests that a first new comment be displayed, a first comment thread including the first new comment is displayed within a comment interface. When the user interacts with a new comment interface element, a second comment thread including a second new comment is displayed within the comment interface and a count of remaining new comments displayed within the new comment interface element is decremented. The user can also navigate between comment threads by interacting with the comment interface in a first direction (e.g., swiping, scrolling, selecting an interface element) and can navigate within a comment thread by interacting with the comment interface in a second direction.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a solid state storage drive comprises a plurality of flash memory devices configured to store a plurality of data clusters having a predefined data cluster size, and configured to store a first part of a first data cluster of the plurality of data clusters on a first page of flash memory and a second part of the first data cluster on a second page of flash memory, a partial buffer completion bitmap stored in a memory, wherein each bit in the partial buffer completion bitmap corresponds to a location in a buffer configured to receive data clusters read from the plurality of flash memory devices, and a controller configured to cause a page of data to be read from one of the plurality of flash memory devices, the page of data including either the first part of the first data cluster or the second part of the first data cluster, the controller including a queue buffer manager configured to change the status of a bit in the partial buffer completion bitmap when either the first part of the first