Abstract: A movable burner of a gas cooktop includes a rotating shaft, a linear motion mechanism configured to perform a linear motion, a burner head, and a limit unit configured to limit a stroke range of the linear motion mechanism. The burner head includes a plurality of brackets having a plurality of gas outlets for gas to flow out and form a flame. Each bracket is separately hinged to the rotating shaft and separately connected to the linear motion mechanism such as to execute a rotation about the rotating shaft between at least two working positions, when driven by the linear motion mechanism, with the burner head having a flat upper surface in one of the two working positions, and with the burner head having a concave configuration in the other one of the two working positions.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a bearing substrate and a fabrication method for a flexible display device, which relate to the field of display technology and may achieve a uniform separation between a flexible substrate and bearing substrate, and not cause damage to the flexible substrate and the display element. The bearing substrate comprises a first sub-bearing substrate and a second sub-bearing substrate. The first sub-bearing substrate has a plurality of through holes, and the second sub-bearing substrate has a plurality of protrusions that are in one-to-one correspondence with the protrusions. The protrusions and the through holes are configured such that the protrusions are capable of passing through the through holes when assembling the first sub-bearing substrate with the second sub-bearing substrate, so that the protrusions are flush with a surface of the first sub-bearing substrate and spliced together with the surface.

Abstract: Embodiments of the disclosure provide a bearing substrate and a fabrication method for a flexible display device, which relate to the field of display technology and may achieve a uniform separation between a flexible substrate and bearing substrate, and not cause damage to the flexible substrate and the display element. The bearing substrate comprises a first sub-bearing substrate and a second sub-bearing substrate. The first sub-bearing substrate has a plurality of through holes, and the second sub-bearing substrate has a plurality of protrusions that are in one-to-one correspondence with the protrusions. The protrusions and the through holes are configured such that the protrusions are capable of passing through the through holes when assembling the first sub-bearing substrate with the second sub-bearing substrate, so that the protrusions are flush with a surface of the first sub-bearing substrate and spliced together with the surface.

Abstract: A computational engineering modelling tool having a point generation module arranged to read geometry data representing a domain to be modelled. The point generation module also generates point data for the domain having multiple boundary points located on a boundary of the domain and multiple further points spaced from the boundary within the domain. A point mutation module processes the point generation module output and generates automatically a plurality of alternative point data definitions for the domain in which the location of at least one point differs between each of the alternative point definitions. A blocking module discretizes the domain by creating multiple geometric blocks over the domain using a computational geometric operator wherein each point represents a vertex of at least one block. The blocking module outputs a discretized computational model of the domain and the tool scores the model according to a geometric attribute of the blocks.

Abstract: In a method, device, and computer-readable medium for finite capacity scheduling, heuristic rules are applied in two integrated stages: Job Prioritization and Machine Selection. During Job Prioritization (“JP”), jobs are prioritized based on a set of JP rules which are machine independent. During Machine Selection (“MS”), jobs are scheduled for execution at machines that are deemed to be best suited based on a set of MS rules. The two-stage approach allows scheduling goals to be achieved for performance measures relating to both jobs and machines. For example, machine utilization may be improved while product cycle time objectives are still met. Two user-configurable options, namely scheduling model (job shop or flow shop) and scheduling methodology (forward, backward, or bottleneck), govern the scheduling process. A memory may store a three-dimensional linked list data structure for use in scheduling work orders for execution at machines assigned to work centers.

Abstract: In a method, device, and computer-readable medium for finite capacity scheduling, heuristic rules are applied in two integrated stages: Job Prioritization and Machine Selection. During Job Prioritization (“JP”), jobs are prioritized based on a set of JP rules which are machine independent. During Machine Selection (“MS”), jobs are scheduled for execution at machines that are deemed to be best suited based on a set of MS rules. The two-stage approach allows scheduling goals to be achieved for performance measures relating to both jobs and machines. For example, machine utilization may be improved while product cycle time objectives are still met. Two user-configurable options, namely scheduling model (job shop or flow shop) and scheduling methodology (forward, backward, or bottleneck), govern the scheduling process. A memory may store a three-dimensional linked list data structure for use in scheduling work orders for execution at machines assigned to work centers.