Abstract: An organic supramolecular structure called organic super molecular vessel (OSMV), including a cyclodextrin host comprising a polymer chain of structural units shaped as a frustoconical annulus formed around a cavity defined from a first end to a second end; and a fatty acid ester bound to at least one of the structural units.

Abstract: Techniques for ordered and duplicate-free delivery of wireless data frames are provided. A source address, a destination address, and a message sequence number are acquired from a wireless data frame. The message sequence number is compared against a last-received message sequence number, and a last-delivered message sequence number. The destination address is also compared to a current address. In response to the compares, a decision is made to forward the wireless data frame to the destination address, discard the wireless frame as a duplicate wireless data frame, queue the wireless data frame, or release the wireless data frame to a next protocol layer.

Abstract: Techniques for ordered and duplicate-free delivery of wireless data frames are provided. A source address, a destination address, and a message sequence number are acquired from a wireless data frame. The message sequence number is compared against a last-received message sequence number, and a last-delivered message sequence number. The destination address is also compared to a current address. In response to the compares, a decision is made to forward the wireless data frame to the destination address, discard the wireless frame as a duplicate wireless data frame, queue the wireless data frame, or release the wireless data frame to a next protocol layer.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for delivering ordered and duplicate-free wireless data frames are generally described and claimed herein. Other embodiments may also be described herein. In an embodiment, a source address, a destination address, and a message sequence number are acquired from a wireless data frame. The message sequence number is compared against a last-received message sequence number and a last-delivered message sequence number. The destination address is also compared to a current address. In response to the compares, a decision is made to forward the wireless data frame to the destination address, discard the wireless frame as a duplicate wireless data frame, queue the wireless data frame, or release the wireless data frame to a next protocol layer.

Abstract: According to embodiments of the invention, an integrated configuration, flow and execution systems (ICFES) may be used to specify, control and record a history of processing of both semiconductor device experimental lots and production lots of wafers. Moreover, the system allows combining of one or more partial flows of pre-existing flow blocks, and special processing into another processing flow block. A lot plan can be created that includes the flow block, and the lot plan can be updated to include partial flows and special processing before or during processing of the lot plan.

Abstract: A method, apparatus and system for communicating in a wireless mesh network may entail receiving a multi-receiver single body broadcast (MRSSB) medium access control (MAC) frame at a mesh node. The MAC frame may include a multiple receiver address field, a previously addressed neighbor field and a message sequence number field, which may be used by the receiving node to know whether it has already received this frame and if not, generate a forwarding frame to forward the data of the received frame but addressed to neighboring nodes except for those which are likely to have previously received the message already. Various embodiments and implementations are also disclosed.

Abstract: Embodiments of a mesh portal node and method for bridging in wireless mesh networks are generally described herein. Other embodiments may be described and claimed. In some embodiments, a mesh portal node generates a proxy route request message on behalf of a source node in response to receipt of an initial route request message, sends the proxy route request message to a plurality of mesh networks, and sends a proxy route reply message on behalf of a destination node to the source node in response to receipt of an initial route reply message from the destination node.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus for delivering ordered and duplicate-free wireless data frames are generally described and claimed herein. Other embodiments may also be described herein. In an embodiment, a source address, a destination address, and a message sequence number are acquired from a wireless data frame. The message sequence number is compared against a last-received message sequence number and a last-delivered message sequence number. The destination address is also compared to a current address. In response to the compares, a decision is made to forward the wireless data frame to the destination address, discard the wireless frame as a duplicate wireless data frame, queue the wireless data frame, or release the wireless data frame to a next protocol layer.