Abstract: A “dry” packaging in which a prosthetic heart valve is packaged within a container with hydrogel that can be provided in many forms. Certain embodiments include hydrogel that is preloaded with glycerol or the like. The hydrogel regulates the humidity within the container through a diffusion-driven mechanism if a gradient of humidity between the inside and the outside of the hydrogel exists. Humidity regulation is important to prevent the tissue of the valve structure from drying out. When the partially-hydrated hydrogel is present within container, which is saturated with air of a predefined humidity, the water molecules from the air will be absorbed by the hydrogel if the air humidity is high (i.e. when the thermodynamics favor hydrogel hydration) or vice versa. Various embodiments are configured to also house at least a portion of a delivery device for delivering the prosthetic heart valve.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, systems, and computer program products are disclosed for managing a feature emphasis interface element. In an example embodiment, an apparatus receives a feature status request, wherein the feature status request comprises a request for a status of one or more features of a system with respect to a particular user. The apparatus further determines a feature emphasis value. For each circumstance wherein the feature emphasis value satisfies a display feature threshold, the apparatus causes rendering of the feature emphasis interface element to a user interface in association with a feature interface representation and for each circumstance wherein the feature emphasis value fails to satisfy the display feature threshold, cause rendering of the feature interface representation to the user interface.

Abstract: In exemplary embodiments, a computer system detects performance anomalies for user computer services. Physical databases convert physical database KPIs into logical database KPI vectors for individual user services and individual time intervals. Physical application servers convert physical application server KPIs into logical application server KPI vectors for the individual user services and time intervals. Physical web servers convert physical web server KPIs into logical web server KPI vectors for the individual user services and time intervals. A KPI server combines the logical database KPI vectors, the logical application server KPI vectors, and the logical web server KPI vectors for individual time intervals into user service KPI vectors for the individual user services during the time intervals. The KPI server detects outlier user service KPI vectors as compared to normal user service KPI vectors and indicates corresponding computer performance anomalies for the user services.

Abstract: Compounds having a structure of Formula I: or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, tautomer or stereoisomer thereof, wherein R1, R2, R3, R11a, R11b, R11c, R11d, and X, are as defined herein, are provided. Uses of such compounds for modulating androgen receptor activity, imaging diagnostics in cancer and therapeutics, and methods for treatment of subjects in need thereof, including prostate cancer are also provided.

Abstract: Compositions and methods of using infusible extracellular matrix (iECM) as a treatment for vascular injury or tissue injury.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, systems, and computer program products are disclosed for managing a feature emphasis interface element in association with a card-based collaborative workflow management system. In an example embodiment, an apparatus receives a feature status request, retrieves feature release data and user data, and determines a feature emphasis value based at least in part on the retrieved feature release data and user data. For each circumstance wherein the feature emphasis value satisfies a display feature threshold, the apparatus causes rendering of a feature emphasis interface element to a card-based collaborative workflow management user interface in association with a feature interface representation and for each circumstance wherein the feature emphasis value fails to satisfy the display feature threshold, cause rendering of the feature interface representation to the card-based collaborative workflow management user interface.

Abstract: Various embodiments herein described are directed to methods, apparatuses and computer program products configured for managing feature preload data object processing operations in association with a card-based collaborative workflow management system. In some embodiments, a feature processing server may generate a feature preload data object and output the feature preload data object to a client device to enable low latency rendering of one or more feature interface elements to the card-based collaborative workflow management user interface.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe implementing bitmap-based data replication when a primary form of data replication between a source device and a target device cannot be used. According to one example, a temporal identifier may be received from the target device. If the source device determines that the primary replication method is unable to be used to replicate data associated with the temporal identifier, a secondary replication method may be initiated. The secondary replication method may utilize a recovery bitmap identifying data blocks that have changed on the source device since a previous event.

Abstract: Methods, apparatuses, systems, and computer program products are disclosed for managing a feature emphasis interface element in association with a card-based collaborative workflow management system. In an example embodiment, an apparatus receives a feature status request, retrieves feature release data and user data, and determines a feature emphasis value based at least in part on the retrieved feature release data and user data. For each circumstance wherein the feature emphasis value satisfies a display feature threshold, the apparatus causes rendering of a feature emphasis interface element to a card-based collaborative workflow management user interface in association with a feature interface representation and for each circumstance wherein the feature emphasis value fails to satisfy the display feature threshold, cause rendering of the feature interface representation to the card-based collaborative workflow management user interface.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe implementing bitmap-based data replication when a primary form of data replication between a source device and a target device cannot be used. According to one example, a temporal identifier may be received from the target device. If the source device determines that the primary replication method is unable to be used to replicate data associated with the temporal identifier, a secondary replication method may be initiated. The secondary replication method may utilize a recovery bitmap identifying data blocks that have changed on the source device since a previous event.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe implementing bitmap-based data replication when a primary form of data replication between a source device and a target device cannot be used. According to one example, a temporal identifier may be received from the target device. If the source device determines that the primary replication method is unable to be used to replicate data associated with the temporal identifier, a secondary replication method may be initiated. The secondary replication method may utilize a recovery bitmap identifying data blocks that have changed on the source device since a previous event.

Abstract: Various embodiments herein described are directed to methods, apparatuses and computer program products configured for improving human-user interactions and interfaces in card-based collaborative workflow management systems. In some embodiments, a client device may generate card action data objects that may monitor, track, and/or support a sequence of user inputs associated with a card data object, such that one or more user inputs can be reverted, reinstated, and/or replicated on another data object. Additional example embodiments provide various example card data object rendering interfaces that facilitate various user inputs and software operations in a card-based collaborative workflow management system.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe implementing bitmap-based data replication when a primary form of data replication between a source device and a target device cannot be used. According to one example, a temporal identifier may be received from the target device. If the source device determines that the primary replication method is unable to be used to replicate data associated with the temporal identifier, a secondary replication method may be initiated. The secondary replication method may utilize a recovery bitmap identifying data blocks that have changed on the source device since a previous event.

Abstract: Examples of the present disclosure describe implementing bitmap-based data replication when a primary form of data replication between a source device and a target device cannot be used. According to one example, a temporal identifier may be received from the target device. If the source device determines that the primary replication method is unable to be used to replicate data associated with the temporal identifier, a secondary replication method may be initiated. The secondary replication method may utilize a recovery bitmap identifying data blocks that have changed on the source device since a previous event.

Abstract: A PMOLED display includes a plurality of lower electrode patterns arranged in parallel in the x-axis direction, a plurality of transparent electrode patterns arranged in parallel in the y-axis direction and being perpendicular to the lower electrode patterns, and an organic compound layer interposed between the lower electrode patterns and the transparent electrode patterns. A display output and a touch sensing is performed by time-sharing a control period for the lower electrode patterns and the transparent electrode patterns into a display control period and a touch-sensor control period in every display frame time. The PMOLED display includes a driving node formed on a line for communication between the transparent electrode patterns and a display driving circuit, a touch-sensing unit connecting the driving node and a touch-sensing circuit; and a plurality of metal electrode patterns provided between the transparent electrode patterns to have a length shorter than the transparent electrode patterns.

Abstract: A PMOLED display includes a plurality of lower electrode patterns arranged in parallel in the x-axis direction, a plurality of transparent electrode patterns arranged in parallel in the y-axis direction and being perpendicular to the lower electrode patterns, and an organic compound layer interposed between the lower electrode patterns and the transparent electrode patterns. A display output and a touch sensing is performed by time-sharing a control period for the lower electrode patterns and the transparent electrode patterns into a display control period and a touch-sensor control period in every display frame time. The PMOLED display includes a driving node formed on a line for communication between the transparent electrode patterns and a display driving circuit, a touch-sensing unit connecting the driving node and a touch-sensing circuit; and a plurality of metal electrode patterns provided between the transparent electrode patterns to have a length shorter than the transparent electrode patterns.

Abstract: A valve includes a housing. A sleeve at least partially surrounded by the housing. The sleeve slidable relative to the housing and a travel stop that is engageable with the sleeve to limit travel of the sleeve.

Abstract: The present invention provides a silver alloy material and a method for manufacturing the silver alloy material, the silver alloy material comprising essentially by weight of about 65% to 95% Ag, about 5% to 35% In. The silver alloy material has a solid-liquid coexistence zone. The steps for manufacturing the silver alloy material include mixing, heating in vacuum status, cooling and annealing. The characters of the silver alloy are low yield tensile strength (58 Mpa), high ultimate tensile strength (300 MPa) and high elongation (60%) and anti-tarnishing property. The silver alloy material could be used for optics reflector mirror, silver ornament, brazing materials and very fine silver alloy wire for semiconductor bounding application.

Abstract: A double-sided display module with two optically functional films includes a double-sided display panels, a lighting module, and a display controller. The double-sides display panel includes two oppositely disposed display panels, a light guide module, and two optically functional films. Each of the optically functional films includes a first transformation layer, a second transformation layer, a diffusion layer, a brightness enhancement layer, and a polarized layer, and each layer of the optically functional film is attached to each other by transfer-coating process. Therefore, the thickness of the optically functional film can be reduced, so that the cost of manufacturing the double-sided display module with the optically functional films is saved and the volume of the double-sided display module is reduced as well without reducing brightness.

Abstract: A real-time optical projective displaying system for vehicles (ex: car) is disclosed. The system comprises: a trans-flective film adhered on a windshield of the vehicle, and an electronic mobile device with function of displaying electronic image such as navigation information. The electronic mobile device is placed beneath the trans-flective film and the screen of the electronic mobile device is aligned with the trans-flective film such that the electronic image can be projected in real time to the trans-flective film and then reflected into human eye with the electronic image is orientated in the direction same as the driving direction. Therefore, a driver can read the electronic image without heading down and looking at the electronic mobile device.