Abstract: The concepts and technologies disclosed herein are directed to automated deployment and management of network functions in multi-vendor cloud networks. A service provider system can create at least one repository structure to hold at least one pipeline, at least one artifact, at least one image, and code used to create a network function defined by a vendor. The service provider system can create a secrets management structure for the network function. The service provider system can define a schema to support environment variables for a network function type of the network function. The service provider system can create instance specific data to satisfy the schema required for the network function type and can store the at least one artifact into a framework defined during a design phase. The service provider system can instruct the at least one repository structure to exhibit version control and change management behavior.

Abstract: A GNSS emergency monitoring error suppression method for an alpine canyon complex environment is provided. Through three steps of GNSS optimization design of the alpine canyon complex environment, derived error suppression of emergency monitoring criteria in the alpine canyon complex environment, and error suppression measurement and result correction, GNSS measurement errors in the alpine canyons can be effectively suppressed. Through improving measurement accuracy, GNSS technology can be widely applied to the alpine canyons, outstanding advantages of high efficiency and high accuracy in a coordinate transmission process of the GNSS technology are brought into full play, and a cost is effectively reduced. Meanwhile, by processing the errors of the emergency monitoring criteria, it is possible to protect workers from on-site operation risks.

Abstract: An apparatus and a method for preparing glow discharge sputtering samples for materials microscopic characterization are provided. The apparatus includes a glow discharge sputtering unit, a glow discharge power supply, a gas circuit automatic control unit, a spectrometer, and a computer. The structure of the glow discharge sputtering unit is optimized to be more suitable for sample preparation by simulation. By adding a magnetic field to the glow discharge plasma, uniform sample sputtering is realized within a large size range of the sample surface. The spectrometer monitors multi-element signal in a depth direction of the sample sputtering, so that precise preparation of different layer microstructures is realized. In conjunction with the acquisition of the sample position marks and the precise spatial coordinates (x, y, z) information, the correspondence between the surface space coordinates and the microstructure of the sample is conveniently realized.

Abstract: A text string is identified that has an associated localized text string; For example, an English text string may have an associated Chinese localized text string. A unique color is associated with the text string. The text string is modified with the associated unique color. The text string with the associated unique color is displayed. A graphical image of the text string with the associated unique color is captured. The text string is localized based the associated unique color in the captured graphical image using the associated localized text string. In a second embodiment, modifying the text string with the unique color is based on an invisible character that is inserted into the text string.

Abstract: The color of a character of a text string within a layout is changed, and the layout is displayed. An image of the layout as displayed is captured. An error in the text string within the layout as displayed is detected by detecting the changed color of the character within the captured image.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a high throughput statistical characterization method of metal micromechanical properties, which comprises: grinding and polishing a metal sample until specular reflection finish satisfies a test requirement; marking position coordinates of a to-be-measured area on the metal sample by a microhardness tester to ensure the comparison of the same to-be-measured area; conducting an isostatic pressing strain test on the to-be-measured area by an isostatic pressing technology; and comparing high throughput characterization of components, microstructures, microdefects and three-dimensional surface morphology of the metal sample before and after isostatic pressing strain to obtain the full-view-field cross-scale high throughput statistical characterization of micromechanical property uniformity of the metal sample.

Abstract: The color of a character of a text string within a layout is changed, and the layout is displayed. An image of the layout as displayed is captured. An error in the text string within the layout as displayed is detected by detecting the changed color of the character within the captured image.

Abstract: Performing a mirror test for localization testing includes executing a mirror test, the mirror test includes an execution of actions on target controls on a master device and mimicking the actions on the target controls on a number of slave devices for localization testing, identifying the target controls on the number of slave devices to mimic the execution of the actions on the target controls of the master device, capturing at least one screenshot of the mirror test, and displaying the at least one screenshot to a user.

Abstract: In some examples, a system receives a user interface (UI) context of a UI, the UI context identifying a relationship between UI elements of the UI, and translates, based on the identified relationship between the UI elements in the UI context, text in the UI from a first language to a second language.

Abstract: Executable code abnormality detection can include detecting user-activatable control elements of an executable code to be tested, generating a first test code based on the detected user-activatable control elements, and generating a second test code based on a script for the executable code to be tested, wherein the first and the second test codes containing instructions executable by a test application to test the executable code. Further, executable code abnormality detection can include executing the first test code and the second test code using the test application, and in response to the test application detecting an abnormality, saving instructions from the executed first test code and the executed second test code into a persistent file to allow replay of the abnormality.

Abstract: Articles and methods involving protective membranes for electrochemical cells are generally provided. In some embodiments, a composite protective layer comprising particles and a polymeric binder may be disposed on an electroactive material. The particles may be reactive with lithium, may capable of intercalating lithium, and/or may comprise intercalated lithium. In some embodiments, the electroactive material may be in the form of a first electroactive layer, and a second electroactive layer may be disposed on the composite protective layer. Certain embodiments relate to activating a composite protective layer by intercalating lithium into particles within the layer and/or by reacting the particles with lithium metal.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for finishing fibers and/or fabrics, the intention being to reduce the adhesion of microorganisms, especially of bacteria and/or yeasts, to the fibers and/or fabrics. The method involves applying a composition ZS comprising selected hydrophilic silane derivatives to the fibers and/or fabrics. The invention further relates to a method for the quantitative determination of the adhesion of microorganisms to fibers and/or fabrics.

Abstract: Performing a mirror test for localization testing includes executing a mirror test, the mirror test includes an execution of actions on target controls on a master device and mimicking the actions on the target controls on a number of slave devices for localization testing, identifying the target controls on the number of slave devices to mimic the execution of the actions on the target controls of the master device, capturing at least one screenshot of the mirror test, and displaying the at least one screenshot to a user.

Abstract: Executable code abnormality detection can include detecting user-activatable control elements of an executable code to be tested, generating a first test code based on the detected user-activatable control elements, and generating a second test code based on a script for the executable code to be tested, wherein the first and the second test codes containing instructions executable by a test application to test the executable code. Further, executable code abnormality detection can include executing the first test code and the second test code using the test application, and in response to the test application detecting an abnormality, saving instructions from the executed first test code and the executed second test code into a persistent file to allow replay of the abnormality.

Abstract: A test code is generated based on a test rule relating to testing of executable code. The test code is executed to perform a test of the executable code, where executing the test code causes performance of actions including operation of user-activatable control elements of the executable code. In response to detecting an abnormal behavior of the executable code during the test, instructions of the test code relating to the actions are saved to allow a replay of the test to identify a cause of the abnormal behavior.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a method for finishing fibers and/or fabrics, the intention being to reduce the adhesion of microorganisms, especially of bacteria and/or yeasts, to the fibers and/or fabrics. The method involves applying a composition ZS comprising selected hydrophilic silane derivatives to the fibers and/or fabrics. The invention further relates to a method for the quantitative determination of the adhesion of microorganisms to fibers and/or fabrics.

Abstract: Disclosed herein are a system, non-transitory computer readable medium, and method for recording and replaying user operations. An appearance of a graphical object is recorded. It is determined whether the recorded appearance is different than the current appearance of the graphical object.

Abstract: Switching from a first operating system to a second operating system by re-using components that are common to the first operating system and the second operating system. The common components can be for example a kernel, file systems, drivers, protocol stack and the like.