Behrang Behin - Berkeley CA, US Robert Conant - Berkeley CA, US Michael J. Daneman - Pacifica CA, US David Horsley - Berkeley CA, US Meng-Hsiung Kiang - Berkeley CA, US David Lerner - Corte Madera CA, US Satinderpall Pannu - Berkeley CA, US
Assignee:
Analog Devices, Inc. - Norwood MA
International Classification:
C02B 26/00 C02B 26/08 C02B 6/26
US Classification:
359290, 359226, 385 17, 385 18
Abstract:
A beam steering module comprised of a mirror stack array in close proximity to a collimator array controllably steers photons along two axis and in a direction substantially less than 90 degrees to the collimator orientation. Several configurations of the module are described using single and double axis mirror rotation and relay optics. Optical telecommunications switches are shown using modules coupled to each other along flat and curved surfaces, with and without use of fold mirror and enabling a plurality of configuration options including photodetector optical power monitoring schemes that require no external power taps.
Jon Robert Ducrou - Seattle WA, US Brandon J. Smith - Seattle WA, US Christopher M. Brennan - Seattle WA, US Erik J. Miller - Seattle WA, US David M. Lerner - Seattle WA, US Andrew Budker - Seattle WA, US Marcus A. Barry - Seattle WA, US
International Classification:
H04L 12/24
US Classification:
709220
Abstract:
This disclosure describes, in part, techniques for managing access to a fleet account of mobile electronic devices. For instance, an administrator of a business and educational institution may place an order with an offering service to purchase a large number of eBook reader devices. The offering service identifies that the business and educational institution is ordering a fleet of devices. Furthermore, each of the devices ordered are associated or registered to a managed or fleet account controlled by the administrator of the business and educational institution. The techniques described herein prevent an individual user of a fleet device from de-registering the device from the managed account, and also allow an account administrator to alter preferred settings of the managed account. Further, techniques are described for allowing a user of a device to opt-in or associate their device with the account.
Systems and methods are described for avoiding redundant data transfers using delta coding techniques when reliably and opportunistically communicating data to multiple user systems. According to embodiments, user systems track received block sequences for locally stored content blocks. An intermediate server intercepts content requests between user systems and target hosts, and deterministically chucks and fingerprints content data received in response to those requests. A fingerprint of a received content block is communicated to the requesting user system, and the user system determines based on the fingerprint whether the corresponding content block matches a content block that is already locally stored. If so, the user system returns a set of fingerprints representing a sequence of next content blocks that were previously stored after the matching content block. The intermediate server can then send only those content data blocks that are not already locally stored at the user system according to the returned set of fingerprints.
Systems and methods are described for avoiding redundant data transfers using delta coding techniques when reliably and opportunistically communicating data to multiple user systems. According to embodiments, user systems track received block sequences for locally stored content blocks. An intermediate server intercepts content requests between user systems and target hosts, and deterministically chucks and fingerprints content data received in response to those requests. A fingerprint of a received content block is communicated to the requesting user system, and the user system determines based on the fingerprint whether the corresponding content block matches a content block that is already locally stored. If so, the user system returns a set of fingerprints representing a sequence of next content blocks that were previously stored after the matching content block. The intermediate server can then send only those content data blocks that are not already locally stored at the user system according to the returned set of fingerprints.
A device and method generates a graphical representation for memory leak detection. The method includes executing a selected application for a time period. The method includes determining a plurality of memory application programming interface (API) functions performed during the execution of the selected application in the time period. Each of the memory API functions request a chunk of a memory of the electronic device at a specified time. The method includes determining select ones of the memory API functions that do not release the respective chunk of the memory in the time period. The method includes generating the graphical representation including the selected memory API functions at the respective specified time for identification of a memory leak of the selected application.
Systems and methods are described for avoiding redundant data transfers using delta coding techniques when reliably and opportunistically communicating data to multiple user systems. According to embodiments, user systems track received block sequences for locally stored content blocks. An intermediate server intercepts content requests between user systems and target hosts, and deterministically chucks and fingerprints content data received in response to those requests. A fingerprint of a received content block is communicated to the requesting user system, and the user system determines based on the fingerprint whether the corresponding content block matches a content block that is already locally stored. If so, the user system returns a set of fingerprints representing a sequence of next content blocks that were previously stored after the matching content block. The intermediate server can then send only those content data blocks that are not already locally stored at the user system according to the returned set of fingerprints.
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Study co-author David Lerner, a professor ofenvironment engineeringat the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom said, Tampons are about the only kind of cotton you can get cheaply that have no optical brighteners.
Date: Apr 01, 2015
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Tampon: A Cheap and Effective Tool That Could Be Used To Detect Highly ...
A team at the University of Sheffield led by David Lerner, who is also a professor of environmental engineering in the same university, has shown that tampon tests can be used to track down which houses sewage is coming from at river locations where a problem has been identified. Lerner said: Sew
Date: Apr 01, 2015
Source: Google
Researchers Use Glow-In-The-Dark Tampons To Track Sewage Pollution
David Lerner, professor of environmental engineering at the University of Sheffield, and the lead author of the study, said, The main difficulty with detecting sewage pollution by searching for optical brighteners is finding cotton that does not already contain these chemicals. Thats why tampons,
Date: Apr 01, 2015
Source: Google
Scientists Detect Sewage Pollution With Glow-in-the-Dark Tampons
Professor David Lerner who led the research explained that over a million homes in Britain have their wastewater network connected incorrectly. Most wastewater travel to the surface water network, and ultimately gets discharged into a river instead of going to a treatment plan. It is very difficult According to NBC News, in the published paper, environmental engineers Dave Chandler and David Lerner reported that the technique really works. Lerner said that while fluorimeters can detect organic brighteners, they are costly. Environmental watchdogs have discovered tampons as a new tool to fight
Date: Mar 31, 2015
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Fluorescent tampons help researchers locate river pollution
"The main difficulty with detecting sewage pollution by searching for optical brighteners is finding cotton that does not already contain these chemicals," lead study author David Lerner, a professor of engineering at Sheffield, said in a press release. "That's why tampons, being explicitly untreate
Date: Mar 31, 2015
Category: Sci/Tech
Source: Google
Scientists suggest using 'glow-in-the-dark tampons' to test rivers for sewage leaks
"Sewage in rivers is very unpleasant, very widespread, and very difficult to track down," David Lerner, a University of Sheffield professor who led the study, told The Guardian. "Our new method may be unconventional, but its cheap and it works."
Date: Mar 31, 2015
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Scientists Use Glow-in-the-Dark Tampons to Flush Out Water Pollution
Wedidnt look for anything else because cotton wool is perfect, especially with astring attached and individually packed, lead author David Lerner, Ph.D., toldHealthline. [Tampons are] very cheap too, using a generic make.
Date: Mar 31, 2015
Source: Google
Researchers say glowing tampons can detect river sewage pollution
Co-author of the study and professor of environmental engineering at the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom, David Lerner, said that it does the detective work, according to an interview with Wired.