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公开(公告)号:US20050138085A1
公开(公告)日:2005-06-23
申请号:US11010820
申请日:2004-12-13
申请人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
发明人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
CPC分类号: G06F17/30227 , Y10S707/959 , Y10S707/99931 , Y10S707/99932 , Y10S707/99937 , Y10S707/99938 , Y10S707/99942 , Y10S707/99944 , Y10S707/99952 , Y10S707/99953
摘要: A transactional file system wherein multiple file system operations may be performed as part of a user-level transaction. An application specifies that the operations on a file, or the file system operations of a thread, should be handled as part of a transaction, and the application is given a file handle associated with a transaction context. For file system requests associated with a transaction context, a component within the file system manages the operations consistent with transactional behavior. The component, which may be a resource manager for distributed transactions, provides data isolation by providing multiple versions of a file by tracking copies of pages that have changed, such that transactional readers do not receive changes to a file made by transactional writers, until the transactional writer commits the transaction and the reader reopens the file. The component also handles namespace logging operations in a multiple-level log that facilitates logging and recovery. Page data is also logged separate from the main log, with a unique signature that enables the log to determine whether a page was fully flushed to disk prior to a system crash. Namespace isolation is provided until a transaction commits via isolation directories, whereby until committed, a transaction sees the effects of its own operations not the operations of other transactions. Transactions over a network are also facilitated via a redirector protocol.
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公开(公告)号:US20050120059A1
公开(公告)日:2005-06-02
申请号:US11009228
申请日:2004-12-10
申请人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
发明人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
CPC分类号: G06F17/30227 , Y10S707/959 , Y10S707/99931 , Y10S707/99932 , Y10S707/99937 , Y10S707/99938 , Y10S707/99942 , Y10S707/99944 , Y10S707/99952 , Y10S707/99953
摘要: A transactional file system wherein multiple file system operations may be performed as part of a user-level transaction. An application specifies that the operations on a file, or the file system operations of a thread, should be handled as part of a transaction, and the application is given a file handle associated with a transaction context. For file system requests associated with a transaction context, a component within the file system manages the operations consistent with transactional behavior. The component, which may be a resource manager for distributed transactions, provides data isolation by providing multiple versions of a file by tracking copies of pages that have changed, such that transactional readers do not receive changes to a file made by transactional writers, until the transactional writer commits the transaction and the reader reopens the file. The component also handles namespace logging operations in a multiple-level log that facilitates logging and recovery. Page data is also logged separate from the main log, with a unique signature that enables the log to determine whether a page was fully flushed to disk prior to a system crash. Namespace isolation is provided until a transaction commits via isolation directories, whereby until committed, a transaction sees the effects of its own operations not the operations of other transactions. Transactions over a network are also facilitated via a redirector protocol.
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公开(公告)号:US20050120036A1
公开(公告)日:2005-06-02
申请号:US11009662
申请日:2004-12-10
申请人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
发明人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
CPC分类号: G06F17/30227 , Y10S707/959 , Y10S707/99931 , Y10S707/99932 , Y10S707/99937 , Y10S707/99938 , Y10S707/99942 , Y10S707/99944 , Y10S707/99952 , Y10S707/99953
摘要: A transactional file system wherein multiple file system operations may be performed as a transaction. An application specifies that file system-related operations should be handled in a transaction, and is given a file handle associated with a transaction context. For file system requests associated with a transaction context, a file system component manages operations consistent with transactional behavior. The component provides data isolation by providing multiple file versions, such that transactional readers do not receive changes until after the transaction commits and the reader reopens the file. The component handles namespace logging operations in a multiple-level log that facilitates logging and recovery. Page data is logged separate from the main log, with signatures establishing whether pages were fully flushed to disk. Namespace isolation via isolation directories, allows a transaction to see its operational effects but not effects of other uncommitted transactions. Transactions over a network are facilitated.
摘要翻译: 一种事务文件系统,其中可以执行多个文件系统操作作为事务。 一个应用程序指定文件系统相关的操作应该在事务中处理,并且被赋予与事务上下文关联的文件句柄。 对于与事务上下文相关联的文件系统请求,文件系统组件管理与事务行为一致的操作。 该组件通过提供多个文件版本来提供数据隔离,使得事务读取器在事务提交之后不会收到更改,并且读取器重新打开该文件。 该组件处理多级日志中的命名空间日志记录操作,便于记录和恢复。 页面数据与主日志分开记录,签名确定页面是否完全刷新到磁盘。 通过隔离目录命名空间隔离,允许事务查看其操作效果,但不会影响其他未提交的事务。 通过网络进行的交易是便利的。
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公开(公告)号:US20050149525A1
公开(公告)日:2005-07-07
申请号:US11057935
申请日:2005-02-14
申请人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
发明人: Surendra Verma , Thomas Miller , Robert Atkinson
CPC分类号: G06F17/30227 , Y10S707/959 , Y10S707/99931 , Y10S707/99932 , Y10S707/99937 , Y10S707/99938 , Y10S707/99942 , Y10S707/99944 , Y10S707/99952 , Y10S707/99953
摘要: A transactional file system wherein multiple file system operations may be performed as part of a user-level transaction. An application specifies that the operations on a file, or the file system operations of a thread, should be handled as part of a transaction, and the application is given a file handle associated with a transaction context. For file system requests associated with a transaction context, a component within the file system manages the operations consistent with transactional behavior. The component, which may be a resource manager for distributed transactions, provides data isolation by providing multiple versions of a file by tracking copies of pages that have changed, such that transactional readers do not receive changes to a file made by transactional writers, until the transactional writer commits the transaction and the reader reopens the file. The component also handles namespace logging operations in a multiple-level log that facilitates logging and recovery. Page data is also logged separate from the main log, with a unique signature that enables the log to determine whether a page was fully flushed to disk prior to a system crash. Namespace isolation is provided until a transaction commits via isolation directories, whereby until committed, a transaction sees the effects of its own operations not the operations of other transactions. Transactions over a network are also facilitated via a redirector protocol.
摘要翻译: 一种事务文件系统,其中可以执行多个文件系统操作作为用户级别事务的一部分。 应用程序指定对文件的操作或线程的文件系统操作应作为事务的一部分进行处理,并向应用程序提供与事务上下文相关联的文件句柄。 对于与事务上下文相关联的文件系统请求,文件系统中的组件管理与事务行为一致的操作。 该组件可以是分布式事务的资源管理器,通过跟踪已更改的页面的副本,通过提供文件的多个版本来提供数据隔离,以便事务读取器不会接收到由事务编写者所做的文件的更改,直到 事务作者提交交易,读者重新打开文件。 该组件还处理多级日志中的命名空间日志记录操作,便于记录和恢复。 页面数据也与主日志分开记录,使用唯一的签名,可以使日志在系统崩溃之前确定页面是否完全刷新到磁盘。 提供命名空间隔离,直到事务通过隔离目录提交,从而直到被提交,事务才会看到其自身操作的影响,而不是其他事务的操作。 通过重定向器协议也可以促进网络上的交易。
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公开(公告)号:US20140309959A1
公开(公告)日:2014-10-16
申请号:US14364119
申请日:2011-12-16
申请人: Jing Shen , Christopher Jones , Dingding Chen , Michael T. Pelletier , Robert Atkinson , David Perkins
发明人: Jing Shen , Christopher Jones , Dingding Chen , Michael T. Pelletier , Robert Atkinson , David Perkins
IPC分类号: G01V13/00
CPC分类号: G01V13/00 , G01N21/274 , G01N33/241 , G01N2201/129 , G01N2201/1296
摘要: A method of calibration transfer for a testing instrument includes: collecting a first sample; generating a standard response of a first instrument based, at least in part, on the first sample; and performing instrument standardization of a second instrument based, at least in part, on the standard response of the first instrument. Data corresponding to a second sample is then obtained using the second instrument and a component of the second sample is identified based, at least in part, on a calibration model.
摘要翻译: 一种用于测试仪器的校准传送方法包括:收集第一个样品; 至少部分地基于第一样品产生第一仪器的标准响应; 并且至少部分地基于第一仪器的标准响应来执行第二仪器的仪器标准化。 然后使用第二仪器获得对应于第二样品的数据,并且至少部分地基于校准模型来识别第二样品的组分。
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公开(公告)号:US20120084021A1
公开(公告)日:2012-04-05
申请号:US12895080
申请日:2010-09-30
申请人: Christopher M. Jones , Anthony H. van Zuilekom , Michael T. Pelletier , Mark A. Proett , Robert Atkinson
发明人: Christopher M. Jones , Anthony H. van Zuilekom , Michael T. Pelletier , Mark A. Proett , Robert Atkinson
CPC分类号: E21B47/10
摘要: Various embodiments include apparatus and methods to monitor flow of single and multiple phase fluids. Sensors of a tool can be dispersed along the tool to collect measurements to be processed using an autocorrelation operation on the collected measurements to provide information relative to the phases of the fluid. Additional apparatus, systems, and methods are disclosed.
摘要翻译: 各种实施例包括监测单相和多相流体的流动的装置和方法。 工具的传感器可以沿着工具分散以采集使用对所收集的测量值的自相关操作来处理的测量值,以提供关于流体相位的信息。 公开了附加装置,系统和方法。
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公开(公告)号:US20070234511A1
公开(公告)日:2007-10-11
申请号:US11396983
申请日:2006-04-03
申请人: Thomas Rutledge , Robert Atkinson
发明人: Thomas Rutledge , Robert Atkinson
IPC分类号: E05F5/02
CPC分类号: B64C1/14 , E05F7/04 , E05Y2900/502 , Y10T16/61
摘要: Disclosed herein is a door stop pin assembly including a pin and a base pad. The pin has a concave spherical recess. And, the base pad has an open end and a closed end such that the open end has a convex spherical portion in contact with the concave spherical recess.
摘要翻译: 这里公开了一种门销销组件,其包括销和基座。 销具有凹形的球形凹槽。 并且,基座具有开口端和封闭端,使得开口端具有与凹形球形凹部接触的凸形球形部分。
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公开(公告)号:US20070225815A1
公开(公告)日:2007-09-27
申请号:US11753664
申请日:2007-05-25
申请人: Peter Keith , Robert Atkinson
发明人: Peter Keith , Robert Atkinson
IPC分类号: A61F2/44
CPC分类号: A61B17/1671 , A61B17/0401 , A61B17/3468 , A61B17/3472 , A61B17/842 , A61B17/86 , A61B17/8897 , A61B18/08 , A61B18/14 , A61B2017/00084 , A61B2017/00261 , A61B2017/00557 , A61B2017/0409 , A61B2090/037 , A61F2/442 , A61F2/4611 , A61F2002/30062 , A61F2002/30095 , A61F2002/30579 , A61F2002/30841 , A61F2002/4435 , A61F2002/4627 , A61F2210/0004 , A61F2210/0023 , A61F2310/00017 , A61F2310/00023 , A61F2310/00976
摘要: Devices and methods for treating a damaged intervertebral disc to reduce or eliminate associated back pain. The present invention provides disc reinforcement therapy (DRT) which involves implanting one or more reinforcement members in and preferably around the annulus of the disc. The reinforcement members may be used to stabilize the annulus and/or compresses a portion of the annulus so as to reduce a bulge and/or close a fissure. The implantable devices and associated delivery tools may incorporate heating capabilities to thermally treat the annular tissue. Alternatively or in combination, other devices may be specifically employed for such thermal treatment.
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公开(公告)号:US20060287621A1
公开(公告)日:2006-12-21
申请号:US11452291
申请日:2006-06-14
申请人: Robert Atkinson , Chad Kugler
发明人: Robert Atkinson , Chad Kugler
IPC分类号: A61H7/00
CPC分类号: A61H9/0078 , A61H2205/06 , A61H2205/10
摘要: Devices and methods for compressing a patient's limb or limbs (e.g., legs or arms) for treating or preventing ailments due to compromised venous or lymphatic circulation of the limb. Exemplary embodiments include, but are not limited to, sub-atmospheric compression, micro-pneumatic compression, and active fabric compression devices and methods.
摘要翻译: 用于压缩患者的肢体或肢体(例如,腿或手臂)用于治疗或预防由于肢体的静脉或淋巴循环受损引起的疾病的装置和方法。 示例性实施例包括但不限于次大气压缩,微气压缩和主动织物压缩装置和方法。
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公开(公告)号:US20060084994A1
公开(公告)日:2006-04-20
申请号:US11285257
申请日:2005-11-22
申请人: Robert Atkinson , Peter Keith
发明人: Robert Atkinson , Peter Keith
IPC分类号: A61F2/30
CPC分类号: A61B17/7025 , A61B17/70 , A61B17/7011 , A61B17/7026 , A61B17/7062 , A61B2017/00557 , A61F2002/4435
摘要: Devices and methods for treating a damaged intervertebral disc to reduce or eliminate associated back pain. Dynamic bias devices and reinforcement devices are disclosed, which may be used individually or in combination, to eliminate nerve impingement associated with the damaged disc, and/or to reinforce the damaged disc, while permitting relative movement of the vertebrae adjacent the damaged disc.
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