Abstract:
A method, computer system, and graphical user interface for presenting an interactive hierarchy and indicating entry of information therein is disclosed. An interactive hierarchy is used to organize information using nodes arranged in multiple levels, where the interactive hierarchy may also be used to select a node to operate on. The interactive hierarchy may provide sense-of-place by depicting the organization of the nodes and indicating which node a user is operating on. An indicator is also provided which indicates whether one or more types of information have been entered for a given node, level of nodes, etc., thereby providing sense-of-task by enabling a user to determine which types of information have already been entered, which types of information have yet to be entered, etc. Further, a task indicator may be provided for stepping users through various information entry and/or management tasks, thereby further improving sense-of-task.
Abstract:
The system comprises a collection unit for procuring doxorubicin, diethyl ether, alkaline water and a plurality of subject animals; a pre-processor unit for acclimatizing collected plurality of subject animals for 7 days standard laboratory condition; a classification processor unit for dividing subject animals into four groups; a treating unit for feeding subject animals with standard semi purified diet along with normal drinking water and standard semi purified diet along with Zam water p.o at libitum, or injecting with Dox i.p. on first day of protocol fed with standard semi purified diet along with normal drinking water or Dox i.p. on first day of protocol thereby treating with Zam water p.o at libitum for 28 days; a monitoring processor unit for monitoring physiological and behavioral changes of plurality of subject animals; and an analysis processor unit for estimating a set of biochemical parameters and stool sample of the plurality of subject animals.
Abstract:
A method, computer system, and graphical user interface for presenting an interactive hierarchy and indicating entry of information therein is disclosed. An interactive hierarchy is used to organize information using nodes arranged in multiple levels, where the interactive hierarchy may also be used to select a node to operate on. The interactive hierarchy may provide sense-of-place by depicting the organization of the nodes and indicating which node a user is operating on. An indicator is also provided which indicates whether one or more types of information have been entered for a given node, level of nodes, etc., thereby providing sense-of-task by enabling a user to determine which types of information have already been entered, which types of information have yet to be entered, etc. Further, a task indicator may be provided for stepping users through various information entry and/or management tasks, thereby further improving sense-of-task.
Abstract:
The present disclosure provides systems and methods for handling performance monitoring (PM) data in a database in a manner that supports different PM data sets from different network element (NE) device types in an integrated manner. The present invention defines a single database structure that can be utilized to store, handle, retrieve, etc. PM counters from multiple NEs including NEs of different types, e.g. SONET/SDH NE, DWDM NE, optical switch, Ethernet switch, etc. The single database enables an efficient mechanism to handle PM data in a uniform way across a network with different device types.
Abstract:
A method (100) for detecting mycotoxins in organic material, wherein the method (100) comprises of: storing about 2-5 grams of organic material in a temperature less than room temperature; adding a solvent Acetonitrile in the stored organic material to form a first mixture, wherein the first mixture is transferred to a 40-60 ml tubes, centrifuged and shaken for a defined interval; adding 0.5-3 ml of supernatant, 80-120 mg of cyclo-18-carbon (C18) and 200-400 mg of Magnesium sulfate to the first mixture to form a second mixture; and filtering the formed second mixture using a filter syringe to obtain a filtrate, wherein the mycotoxins are detected from the obtained filtrate using Ultra High-Performance Liquid Chromatography (UHPLC) coupled with a mass spectrometer.
Abstract:
A multipacket interface is easily adaptable to any of several link layer interfaces via a simple adaptation layer which can be provided on an ASIC or FPGA. The interface according to the invention includes (in both transmit and receive directions) a multi-bit data signal, a multi-bit channel identifier, a packet abort/error signal, a start-of-frame signal, an end-of-frame signal, a data valid signal, and an interface clock. In the transmit direction, the interface also includes a data request signal and a multi-bit PDU length indicator signal. In the receive direction the interface also includes a server signal failure signal.
Abstract:
Methods for retiming and realigning SONET signals include demultiplexing STS-1 signals from an STS-3 signal, buffering each of the three signals in a FIFO, determining the FIFO depth over time, determining a pointer leak rate based in part on FIFO depth and also based on the rate of received pointer movements. For a 28-byte deep FIFO, if the depth of a FIFO is 12-16 bytes, no pointer leaking is performed. If the depth is 0-4 bytes, an immediate positive leak is performed. If the depth is 24-28, an immediate negative leak is performed. If the depth is 5-11 bytes a calculated positive leak is performed. If the depth is 17-23 bytes, a calculated negative leak is performed. The calculated leak rates are based on the net number of pointer movements (magnitude of positive and negative movements summed) received every 32 seconds (256,000 frames).