Abstract: A system time window corresponding to data to be processed is determined based on a data time of the data to be processed when the data to be processed is received in a current system time window. If the data time is within a range of the current system time window, data to be processed having a system receiving time earlier than the synchronization time point is stored, and data to be processed having a system receiving time later than the synchronization time point is immediately processed. If the data time is within a range of a previous system time window, data to be processed having a system receiving time earlier than the closing time point is immediately processed, and data to be processed having a system receiving time later than the closing time point is discarded.

Abstract: A method for processing data after a restart of a node comprises: acquiring, by a processing node, a time point of current legacy data with the longest caching time in a distributed message queue after a restart of the processing node has completed; determining a recovery cycle according to a current time point and the time point of the legacy data; and processing the legacy data and newly added data in the distributed message queue within the recovery cycle. Thus, an interruption of data processing resulting from a restart may be avoided, an impact on the user's feeling may be eliminated, and user experience is improved.

Abstract: A data processing method is disclosed. A system time window corresponding to data to be processed is determined based on a data time of the data to be processed when the data to be processed is received in a current system time window. If the data time is within a range of the current system time window, data to be processed having a system receiving time earlier than the synchronization time point is stored, and data to be processed having a system receiving time later than the synchronization time point is immediately processed. If the data time is within a range of a previous system time window, data to be processed having a system receiving time earlier than the closing time point is immediately, and data to be processed having a system receiving time later than the closing time point is discarded.

Abstract: An artificial knee joint includes a four-bar linkage, an extension bar having a first end pivotally connected to the four-bar linkage, and a restoring device connected to a bottom of the four-bar linkage and comprising a transmission rod having a first end pivotally connected to and retractably moving a second end of the extension bar. The four-bar linkage includes a first, second, third, and fourth connecting bar, any two adjacent connecting bars of which are connected together by their respective pivot axles. When the four-bar linkage is moved to a locked state, a specific included angle is defined between any two adjacent straight lines joining adjacent pivot axles of the four-bar linkage. While walking, an artificial leg of an artificial limb using the artificial knee joint does not produce unexpected wobbles in the swing phase, and the artificial limb can provide enough support in the stance phase.

Abstract: A collimated light is used in combination with a compensation element and an aberration-corrected objective with a long working distance to produce a greatly improved fringe contrast in the measurement of a sample surface through a dispersive element. When the dispersive element consists of a fixed cover with substantially consistent characteristics from sample to sample, the compensation element is a plate that matches the optical characteristics of the dispersive element. When the dispersive element varies, the compensation element consists of a variable-thickness transmissive element embodied in a pair of half-cube prisms is adapted to slide along the beam-splitting plane, thereby permitting the adjustment of the optical path-length through the splitter in the reference-beam direction while retaining unchanged the optical path-length in the test-beam direction.

Abstract: A collimated light is used in combination with a compensation element and an aberration-corrected objective with a long working distance to produce a greatly improved fringe contrast in the measurement of a sample surface through a dispersive element. When the dispersive element consists of a fixed cover with substantially consistent characteristics from sample to sample, the compensation element is a plate that matches the optical characteristics of the dispersive element. When the dispersive element varies, the compensation element consists of a variable-thickness transmissive element embodied in a pair of half-cube prisms is adapted to slide along the beam-splitting plane, thereby permitting the adjustment of the optical path-length through the splitter in the reference-beam direction while retaining unchanged the optical path-length in the test-beam direction.