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Evaluating effectiveness of memory management techniques selectively using mitigations to reduce errors

A mitigation enablement module for a computer that improves application reliability. When performing memory management operations, the mitigation enablement module and associated memory manager selectively use mitigations that are intended to prevent an application bug from cause an application error. The memory manager may selectively apply mitigations for each of one or more applications based on the likelihood that such mitigations are successful at preventing bugs from causing application errors. The likelihood is determined from historical information on whether the mitigations, when applied, prevented bugs from causing memory operations that could cause application errors. This historical information can be gathered on a single computer over multiple invocations of the application or may be aggregated from multiple computers, each invoking the application. The determined likelihood may then be used to determine whether or for how long to apply the mitigation actions for memory operations requested by the application.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Bonding structure and bonding method for cemented carbide element and diamond element, cutting tip and cutting element for drilling tool, and drilling tool

A cutting tip for a drilling tool includes a cemented carbide cutting base 11, a diamond element 12 supported by the cutting base 11, and a bonding layer formed between the cutting base 11 and the diamond element 12 in order to bond them. The bonding layer 13 includes diffusion layers S1 and S2 in which one or two or more metals selected from a group consisting of Fe, Ni, Co, Ti, Zr, W, V, Nb, Ta, Cr, Mo, and Hf diffuses into at least one of the cemented carbide or the diamond.
Owner:MITSUBISHI MATERIALS CORP

Memory management techniques selectively using mitigations to reduce errors

Techniques for performing memory management to mitigate memory errors. In accordance with the principles described herein, a memory management module may be implemented that acts in different modes of operation for each of one or more software modules issuing requests for performance of memory operations to the memory management module. In one mode of operation, one or more mitigation actions may be performed by the memory management module in addition to or instead of the memory operation requested by the calling software module, such that the memory operations are performed in accordance with the mitigation actions. These mitigation actions may serve to reduce a likelihood of a memory error negatively affecting the calling software module. In another mode of operation, the memory management module performs memory operations as requested, without performing mitigation actions.
Owner:MICROSOFT TECH LICENSING LLC

Shock-absorption type mower safety blade unit having protector mounted thereon

InactiveUS20180153099A1Improve efficiencyLow impactMowersLawn mowerEngineering
The present invention relates to a shock-absorption type mower safety blade unit having a protector mounted thereon, the safety blade unit comprising: a housing fixed to a driving shaft of a driving part, provided at the end portion of an operating bar of a mower, so as to rotate together with the driving shaft; a plurality of cutter parts, which are provided at the housing, and project to the outside of the housing so as to cut weeds according to the rotation of the housing and retract to the inside of the housing so as to prevent breakage when colliding with obstacles; and an elastic part for providing elastic force to the cutter parts such that the cutter parts can return by projecting outwards when the cutter parts retract into the housing. The shock-absorption type mower safety blade unit having a protector mounted thereon, according to the present invention, prevents pebbles from being scattered or the cutter parts from being damaged because of the cutter parts retracting to the inside of the housing when colliding with the pebbles or a structure, since the cutter parts are provided to be retractable into the housing and the elastic part supports the cutter parts such that the cutter parts project outward from the housing, and improves mowing efficiency by hitting plants with greater force due to the elastic force provided from the elastic part, when colliding with large plants
Owner:HWANG SEUNG HEE
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