5 results about "Proximate" patented technology

Various methods and apparatuses (such as computer readable media implementing the method) are described that relate to proximate placement of sequential cells of an integrated circuit netlist. For example, the preliminary placement is received; and based on the preliminary placement, a group of sequential cells is identified as being subject to improved power and/or timing upon subsequent placement. In another example, identification is received of a group of sequential cells subject to improved power and/or timing upon subsequent placement; and proximate placement is performed of the identified group of sequential cells. In yet another example, a proximate arrangement of a group of sequential cells is received; and if proximate placement fails, then the group of sequential cells is disbanded and placement is performed of the sequential cells of the disbanded group.

This application relates to techniques that adjust the sleep states of a computing device based on user proximity detection procedures. The technique includes detecting a first pattern, using a first subset of sensors of one or more sensors coupled to the computing device, to determine if the object is proximate to the computing device. Provided the first pattern is not indicative of the object being proximate to the computing device, the technique detects a second pattern, using a second subset of sensors of the one or more sensors, to determine if the object is proximate to the computing device. Furthermore, provided either the first pattern or the second pattern is indicative of the object being proximate to the computing device and provided a first portion of a computer system within the computing device is operating within a low-power sleep state, the technique causes the first portion to enter into a high-power sleep state.

A method for determining an object referenced within a set of one or more informal online communications comprises: generating a knowledge graph for a company based at least on formal online communications, the knowledge graph comprising a plurality of node elements, and the knowledge graph further comprising, for each node element of the knowledge graph, a corresponding halo comprising one or more words which are temporally proximate to that node element within the formal online communications; for each node element of the knowledge graph which is determined to be present in a given informal online communication, detecting a halo comprising one or more words which are temporally proximate to that node element within the given informal online communication; and identifying which of the plurality of node elements has a corresponding halo within the knowledge graph most similar to the detected halo, wherein the identified node element is the referenced object.