Abstract: Described is a low power, high-density a 1T-1C (one transistor and one capacitor) memory bit-cell, wherein the capacitor comprises a pillar structure having ferroelectric material (perovskite, improper ferroelectric, or hexagonal ferroelectric) and conductive oxides as electrodes. In various embodiments, one layer of the conductive oxide electrode wraps around the pillar capacitor, and forms the outer electrode of the pillar capacitor. The core of the pillar capacitor can take various forms.

Abstract: Described is a low power, high-density non-volatile differential memory bit-cell. The transistors of the differential memory bit-cell can be planar or non-planer and can be fabricated in the frontend or backend of a die. A bit-cell of the non-volatile differential memory bit-cell comprises first transistor first non-volatile structure that are controlled to store data of a first value. Another bit-cell of the non-volatile differential memory bit-cell comprises second transistor and second non-volatile structure that are controlled to store data of a second value, wherein the first value is an inverse of the second value. The first and second volatile structures comprise ferroelectric material (e.g., perovskite, hexagonal ferroelectric, improper ferroelectric).

Abstract: Described is a low power, high-density non-volatile differential memory bit-cell. The transistors of the differential memory bit-cell can be planar or non-planer and can be fabricated in the frontend or backend of a die. A bit-cell of the non-volatile differential memory bit-cell comprises first transistor first non-volatile structure that are controlled to store data of a first value. Another bit-cell of the non-volatile differential memory bit-cell comprises second transistor and second non-volatile structure that are controlled to store data of a second value, wherein the first value is an inverse of the second value. The first and second volatile structures comprise ferroelectric material (e.g., perovskite, hexagonal ferroelectric, improper ferroelectric).

Abstract: Described is a low power, high-density a 1T-1C (one transistor and one capacitor) memory bit-cell, wherein the capacitor comprises a pillar structure having ferroelectric material (perovskite, improper ferroelectric, or hexagonal ferroelectric) and conductive oxides as electrodes. In various embodiments, one layer of the conductive oxide electrode wraps around the pillar capacitor, and forms the outer electrode of the pillar capacitor. The core of the pillar capacitor can take various forms.

Abstract: Described is a low power, high-density a 1T-1C (one transistor and one capacitor) memory bit-cell, wherein the capacitor comprises a pillar structure having ferroelectric material (perovskite, improper ferroelectric, or hexagonal ferroelectric) and conductive oxides as electrodes. In various embodiments, one layer of the conductive oxide electrode wraps around the pillar capacitor, and forms the outer electrode of the pillar capacitor. The core of the pillar capacitor can take various forms.

Abstract: Systems, methods, apparatuses, and computer program products for packet latency reduction in mobile radio access networks. One method may include, when a buffer of a first sublayer of a wireless access link is empty and there is a new data unit in the first sublayer or when the first sublayer buffer is not empty and a data unit leaves a second sublayer buffer, comparing the number of data units currently stored in the second sublayer buffer with a queue length threshold that defines a total amount of space in the second sublayer buffer. When the number of data units currently stored in the second sublayer buffer is less than the queue length threshold, the method may also include transferring the data unit from the first sublayer to the second sublayer.

Abstract: Representative embodiments disclose mechanisms to validate statements made as part of a document creation or editing process. As the user edits or creates a document using a document creation/editing application, statements made in the document can be submitted to a validation service in a proactive or reactive manner. The statement validation service receives the statement, resolves any coreferences using a coreference resolution process. Once coreferences in the statement have been resolved and replaced, entities are resolved using an entity resolution process. Predicates are then resolved using a predicate resolution process. Entity-predicate pairs are then used to traverse a knowledge graph to extract information relevant to the statement. Suggested corrections are created from the extracted information and presented to the user via the document creation/editing application.

Abstract: Embodiments provide a method for performing a payment transaction at a merchant facility. The method includes receiving a connectivity request from an electronic payment card associated with a cardholder at a merchant networking device associated with a merchant. The method includes facilitating pairing of the electronic payment card with the merchant networking device. The method also includes upon pairing, pushing payment related information of the merchant to the electronic payment card. The method further includes receiving a payment transaction request for a payment transaction from the electronic payment card at the merchant networking device. The payment transaction request includes at least a payment card information of the electronic payment card of the cardholder and a transaction amount to be paid to an acquirer account from an issuer account of the cardholder. The method includes facilitating processing of the payment transaction based on the payment transaction request.

Abstract: A method to secure an adjacent pair of turf members to a ground surface is provided. The method includes disposing a joint strip on the ground surface, disposing a first turf member on the joint strip, inserting a first set of primary fasteners through the first turf member, joint strip and ground surface, inserting a first set of secondary fasteners through the first turf member, joint strip and ground surface, disposing a second turf member on the joint strip to permit a side edge of the second turf member to align with the side edge of the first turf member along a seam line, inserting a second set of primary fasteners through the second turf member, joint strip and ground surface, and inserting a second set of secondary fasteners through the second turf member, joint strip and ground surface.

Abstract: Isobutylene copolymer includes repeat units derived from isobutylene and one or more comonomers selected from isoprene, butadiene, cyclopentadiene, dicyclopentadiene, limonene, substituted styrenes, and C4 to C10 dienes other than isoprene, butadiene, limonene, cyclopentadiene, or dicyclopentadiene, wherein the molar ratio of isobutylene derived repeat units to the comonomer derived repeat units is from 75:1 to 1.5:1. The copolymers have a molecular weight, Mn, of from 200 to 20,000 Daltons and typically have a high double bond content and a high vinylidene double bond content when diene monomers are utilized.

Abstract: A computing device and method for managing an account. A computer displays a historical timeline and an event placement timeline. Past events are shown along the historical timeline, and future events along the event placement timeline. The computer suggest a change to the timing of one of the events. The user moves a movable object to the proposed timing to reschedule the event. The settings of the account are modified to automatically execute that event at the new timing.

Abstract: This disclosure provides systems, devices, apparatus and methods, including computer programs encoded on storage media, for wireless communication. In one aspect, an apparatus for wireless communication may include a processing system configured to generate a first frame including an indication of an internet connection quality between the apparatus and a network, and a first interface configured to output the first frame for transmission to one or more wireless nodes that are unassociated with the apparatus.

Abstract: A device and method for management of an account. An event placement timeline is displayed. Account events are shown along the timeline. A preferred event time range or “safe zone” is shown along the timeline. The “safe zone” is the portion of the month during which it is safe to schedule certain events, like bill payments, with lower risk of NSF, overdraft or the like. The user moves a movable object into the “safe zone” to reschedule the account event in the “safe zone”, and the settings of the account are modified to automatically execute the account event at that time.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to a process to reduce total acid number (TAN) of a heat transfer fluid. The process comprises contacting the heat transfer fluid with an adsorbent composition at a temperature in the range of 50° C. to 350° C. and a pressure in the range of 1 bar to 10 bar to obtain a treated heat transfer fluid having total acid number (TAN) in the range of 0.003 to 0.03 and pH in the range of 6 to 7.5, wherein the adsorbent composition is provided in a fixed bed and the heat transfer fluid is passed through the fixed bed comprising the adsorbent composition at a liquid hourly space velocity (LHSV) in the range of 0.5 per hour to 10 per hour.

Abstract: Vector art object deformation techniques applied to digital images by vector art rendering system of a computing device are described. The vector art rendering system is configured to deform vector art objects associated with anchor points within a digital image based solely on the movement of the anchor points. Moreover, the vector art rendering system is also configured to adjust anchor points associated with vector art objects within a digital image based solely on the movement of the vector art objects. Techniques are also described that facilitate the automatic association of path segment and vector art objects to anchor points that possess multiple preexisting vector art object associations.

Abstract: The present disclosure involves systems, software, and computer implemented methods for a remittance system that pre-populates remittance data based on historical usage of remittance transactions. One example system includes operations to generate, using a predictive model, data indicating a predicted likelihood of a user selecting at least one data exchange transaction, wherein the data indicates the predicted likelihood of the user performing the at least one data exchange transaction. A request is received to access a remittance page. In response, the at least one data exchange transaction that was previously generated is selected from a repository of predicted likelihoods. Remittance data associated with a UI element is generated that includes the at least one data exchange transaction. The remittance data is transmitted to the device. An indication from the device is received for interacting with the UI element. The data exchange transaction is executed in response to receiving the indication.

Abstract: The disclosure relates in some aspects to forbidden area procedures and connection release management for a user terminal (UT). Forbidden area-related procedures include, for example, using a special paging area code (PAC) in conjunction with a forbidden area, defining a location reporting threshold for a UT based on the proximity of the UT to a forbidden area, or using a default paging area code if a service restriction for a UT has ended. Connection release management includes, for example, a UT sending a request to cause the release of a Radio Connection that the UT no longer needs, or a UT sending a Location Indication (e.g., including a flag requesting release of a connection) to release the connection used for location reporting when a UT is done sending the location information and is going to go back to idle mode.

Abstract: The disclosed exemplary embodiments include computer-implemented systems, apparatuses, and processes that, among other things, dynamically provision and initiate exchanges of data between network-connected devices and systems based on aggregated contextual information. For example, a network-connected apparatus may obtain (i) first data identifying first exchanges of data initiated during a first temporal interval, (ii) second data identifying a current parameter value of the first data exchanges, and (iii) third data identifying a status of an account involved in the first data exchanges. Based on the first, second, and third data, the apparatus may compute a value indicative of a probability of an initiation of a second data exchange involving the account during a second temporal interval. Further, when the computed value is consistent with an alert criterion, the apparatus may transmit alert data characterizing the second data exchange to a device for display within an interface.

Abstract: A method to secure an adjacent pair of turf members to a ground surface is provided. The method includes disposing a joint strip on the ground surface, disposing a first turf member on the joint strip, inserting a first set of primary fasteners through the first turf member, joint strip and ground surface, inserting a first set of secondary fasteners through the first turf member, joint strip and ground surface, disposing a second turf member on the joint strip to permit a side edge of the second turf member to align with the side edge of the first turf member along a seam line, inserting a second set of primary fasteners through the second turf member, joint strip and ground surface, and inserting a second set of secondary fasteners through the second turf member, joint strip and ground surface.

Abstract: A device and method for management of an account. An event placement timeline is displayed. Account events are shown along the timeline. A preferred event time range or “safe zone” is shown along the timeline. The “safe zone” is the portion of the month during which it is safe to schedule certain events, like bill payments, with lower risk of NSF, overdraft or the like. The user moves a movable object into the “safe zone” to reschedule the account event in the “safe zone”, and the settings of the account are modified to automatically execute the account event at that time.