Event notification in interconnected content-addressable storage systems
    2.
    发明授权
    Event notification in interconnected content-addressable storage systems 有权
    互连内容可寻址存储系统中的事件通知

    公开(公告)号:US08930470B2

    公开(公告)日:2015-01-06

    申请号:US13092229

    申请日:2011-04-22

    Abstract: Some of the embodiments herein provide a seamless cloud of storage. This storage may be content-addressable storage. An end application may or may not be exposed to the fact that content-addressable storage is used. Various embodiments herein provide event notification, which may allow applications or users to subscribe to particular events (such as storage of an X-ray by a particular entity). Some embodiments provide for a shared archive. A shared archive may provide homogeneous access to medical data, etc. that was previously stored into the CAS cloud by heterogeneous applications, varied data types, etc. Additionally, embodiments herein allow for the creation and distribution of virtual packages. For example, a user may create a virtual package for all images related to a patient so that she may have a virtual package of all of her medical data to present to a referring physician.

    Abstract translation: 本文中的一些实施例提供无缝云存储。 该存储可以是可内容寻址的存储。 终端应用程序可能暴露于使用可内容寻址存储的事实也可能不会暴露。 本文的各种实施例提供事件通知,其可以允许应用或用户订阅特定事件(诸如由特定实体存储X射线)。 一些实施例提供共享存档。 共享存档可以提供对先前由异构应用程序,各种数据类型等存储到CAS云中的医疗数据等的同构访问。此外,本文的实施例允许创建和分发虚拟包。 例如,用户可以为与患者相关的所有图像创建虚拟包,使得她可以具有她的所有医疗数据的虚拟包以呈现给转诊医师。

    METHOD, PROCESSING UNIT AND DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR MICROPROCESSOR COMMUNICATION IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR SYSTEM
    3.
    发明申请
    METHOD, PROCESSING UNIT AND DATA PROCESSING SYSTEM FOR MICROPROCESSOR COMMUNICATION IN A MULTI-PROCESSOR SYSTEM 失效
    多处理器系统中微处理器通信的方法,处理单元和数据处理系统

    公开(公告)号:US20080109816A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-05-08

    申请号:US11971959

    申请日:2008-01-10

    CPC classification number: G06F9/30101

    Abstract: A processor communication register (PCR) contained in each processor within a multiprocessor system provides enhanced processor communication. Each PCR stores identical processor communication information that is useful in pipelined or parallel multi-processing. Each processor has exclusive rights to store to a sector within each PCR and has continuous access to read the contents of its own PCR. Each processor updates its exclusive sector within all of the PCRs, instantly allowing all of the other processors to see the change within the PCR data, and bypassing the cache subsystem. Efficiency is enhanced within the multiprocessor system by providing processor communications to be immediately transferred into all processors without momentarily restricting access to the information or forcing all the processors to be continually contending for the same cache line, and thereby overwhelming the interconnect and memory system with an endless stream of load, store and invalidate commands.

    Abstract translation: 包含在多处理器系统内的每个处理器中的处理器通信寄存器(PCR)提供增强的处理器通信。 每个PCR存储在流水线或并行多处理中有用的相同的处理器通信信息。 每个处理器具有存储在每个PCR内的扇区的专有权利,并且具有连续访问以读取其自己的PCR的内容。 每个处理器在所有PCR中更新其独占扇区,立即允许所有其他处理器查看PCR数据中的更改,并绕过缓存子系统。 通过提供处理器通信以立即转移到所有处理器中而不会立即限制对信息的访问或迫使所有处理器连续地竞争相同的高速缓存行,从而将互连和存储系统压倒在一起,从而在多处理器系统中提高效率 无限流的加载,存储和无效命令。

    Low VOC bio-source adhesive
    4.
    发明申请
    Low VOC bio-source adhesive 有权
    低VOC生物源胶

    公开(公告)号:US20080064852A1

    公开(公告)日:2008-03-13

    申请号:US11520404

    申请日:2006-09-12

    Abstract: A one component adhesive composition is provided, which can be formulated from substantially or totally bio-based, renewable raw materials. Such adhesives can be formulated to have high strength and/or low or substantially no VOC emissions. This can be achieved by utilizing polymers that are derived or extracted from renewable plant materials such as soybeans, corn, sunflowers, wheat, etc. Adhesive compositions in accordance with the invention can include oils. The composition preferably contains bio-based oils only, but need not be completely free of fossil fuel or synthetic based oils. It should also include drying oils and/or similarly acting polymers, co-polymers, and fatty acids. Plasticizers, such as hydrogen oxide, derived from renewable sources are utilized to impart performance properties to the formulated adhesive. Metal napthanates can be used to catalyze the drying and/or curing speed when the adhesive composition is applied to a substrate.

    Abstract translation: 提供了一种单组分粘合剂组合物,其可以从基本上或完全基于生物的可再生原料配制。 这种粘合剂可配制成具有高强度和/或低或基本上不含VOC排放。 这可以通过利用从可再生植物材料如大豆,玉米,向日葵,小麦等中衍生或提取的聚合物来实现。根据本发明的粘合剂组合物可以包括油。 组合物优选仅包含生物基油,但不需要完全不含化石燃料或合成基油。 它还应包括干性油和/或类似作用的聚合物,共聚物和脂肪酸。 来自可再生来源的增塑剂,例如氢氧化物被用于赋予所配制的粘合剂性能。 当将粘合剂组合物施加到基底时,金属萘乙酸盐可用于催化干燥和/或固化速度。

    Personal information system
    5.
    发明申请
    Personal information system 有权
    个人信息系统

    公开(公告)号:US20070050216A1

    公开(公告)日:2007-03-01

    申请号:US11591889

    申请日:2006-11-02

    Abstract: The present invention provides systems and methods to realize the potential benefit of portable storage devices by taking advantage of standard PCs including an optical disk drive capable of reading an optical disk, such as a CD or a DVD, cost effective optical disks, and the Internet. In a preferred embodiment, an individual patient provides personal data to a healthcare service center. The healthcare service center then creates a portable optical disk for the patient to carry, if he/she so desires. The personal data that is written onto the portable optical disk is stored on a database management server database and is readable and updateable by the individual patient using his/her PC with an optical disk drive and connected to the Internet. The individual patient can choose to update his/her personal data on the portable optical disk and can receive a new portable optical disk that includes the update. The new portable optical disk containing the latest update is created and delivered to the patient by the database management server.

    Abstract translation: 本发明提供了通过利用标准PC来实现便携式存储设备的潜在优点的系统和方法,所述标准PC包括能够读取诸如CD或DVD的光盘的光盘驱动器,成本有效的光盘和因特网 。 在优选实施例中,个体患者向医疗服务中心提供个人数据。 医疗服务中心随后创建便携式光盘,以便患者随身携带。 写在便携式光盘上的个人数据被存储在数据库管理服务器数据库上,并且由个人患者使用他/她的PC与光盘驱动器并连接到因特网可读和可更新。 个别患者可以选择在便携式光盘上更新他/她的个人数据,并且可以接收包括更新的新的便携式光盘。 包含最新更新的新型便携式光盘由数据库管理服务器创建并交付给患者。

    ELECTRIC COOLANT HEATER ASSEMBLY
    6.
    发明申请
    ELECTRIC COOLANT HEATER ASSEMBLY 审中-公开
    电热水器组装

    公开(公告)号:US20060272605A1

    公开(公告)日:2006-12-07

    申请号:US11143304

    申请日:2005-06-02

    CPC classification number: F02N19/10 F01P2023/08 F02D41/06

    Abstract: An electric coolant heater assembly (10) has a coolant gallery (12) connected at each end to a fluid line of an engine's (E) coolant system (C). The gallery defines a fluid flow path through the assembly and includes baffles (24) for inducing turbulent flow to the fluid. A housing (20) mounted on one side of the gallery includes drive control electronics (18) for the assembly and a heater unit (14) is installed on the opposite side of the gallery. Heating elements (26) comprising the heater unit are energized by the drive control electronics. The drive control electronics are responsive to inputs from an external engine controller to operate an electric pump (P) and activate the heating elements so, at initial engine start-up, cause the coolant temperature to rise more rapidly than it otherwise would and assist the engine in reaching its nominal operating temperature faster than it otherwise would. Besides this initial engine warm-up assist, increased coolant temperature also adds to the amount of heat available to a heater (H) to heat the passenger compartment (PC) of the vehicle.

    Abstract translation: 电冷却剂加热器组件(10)具有在每个端部处连接到发动机(E)冷却剂系统(C)的流体管线的冷却剂库(12)。 所述廊道限定通过所述组件的流体流动路径,并且包括用于引起紊流到所述流体的挡板(24)。 安装在画廊一侧的壳体(20)包括用于组件的驱动控制电子器件(18),并且加热器单元(14)安装在画廊的相对侧。 包括加热器单元的加热元件(26)由驱动控制电子器件激励。 驱动控制电子设备响应来自外部发动机控制器的输入以操作电动泵(P)并激活加热元件,因此,在初始发动机启动时,使冷却剂温度比其它情况更快地上升,并且协助 发动机在达到其额定工作温度的情况下会比其他情况快。 除了这种初始的发动机预热辅助之外,增加的冷却剂温度还增加了加热器(H)可用于加热车辆的乘客室(PC)的热量。

    Communications between co-located operating systems for medical diagnostic ultrasound and other systems
    8.
    发明申请
    Communications between co-located operating systems for medical diagnostic ultrasound and other systems 审中-公开
    用于医疗诊断超声和其他系统的同位置操作系统之间的通信

    公开(公告)号:US20060058658A1

    公开(公告)日:2006-03-16

    申请号:US10940236

    申请日:2004-09-13

    Abstract: Two different operating systems, such as one using Windows real-time extensions and another using Windows NT or other non-real-time operating system, may be implemented on a same system or hardware, such as being co-located on a same processor, without changing client software. Two or more software processes are run on a same processor or system. The software or operating systems communicate using a socket application programming interface. The use of socket communications allows the processes to communicate as if the processes were on different systems. Socket communications between the two operating systems are intercepted by the layered service provider before being provided to the hardware for external transport. The socket communications are re-routed to the socket stack of the destination operating system. The socket communication using sockets is transparent to the application or middleware layer software. By providing for socket communications between two co-located operating systems, the implementation cost and development risk caused by using a shared memory may be avoided.

    Abstract translation: 两个不同的操作系统,例如使用Windows实时扩展的另一个操作系统,另一个使用Windows NT或其他非实时操作系统,可以在同一系统或硬件上实现,例如位于同一个处理器上, 而不改变客户端软件。 两个或多个软件进程在相同的处理器或系统上运行。 软件或操作系统使用套接字应用编程接口进行通信。 使用套接字通信允许进程像进程在不同的系统上一样进行通信。 两台操作系统之间的套接字通信被提供给用于外部传输的硬件之前被分层服务提供商拦截。 套接字通信重新路由到目标操作系统的套接字堆栈。 使用套接字的套接字通信对应用程序或中间件软件是透明的。 通过提供两个同位置操作系统之间的套接字通信,可以避免由使用共享存储器引起的实现成本和开发风险。

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