JAMES CHEN-YU LEE, L.AC.
Acupuncture at Main St, Milpitas, CA
License number
California 11704
Category
Acupuncture
Type
Acupuncturist
Address
Address
2
1669 S Main St, Milpitas, CA 95035
47185 Armata St, Fremont, CA 94539
47185 Armata St, Fremont, CA 94539
Phone
(408) 942-7479
(408) 942-7416 (Fax)
(510) 226-0603
(408) 942-7416 (Fax)
(510) 226-0603
Professional information
James Lee - Fremont, CA
Work:
Shen Wei USA Inc.
Retail Market Manager Universal Vision Biotechnology Co., Ltd
Project Manager Universal Vision Biotechnology Co., Ltd
Senior Financial Analyst Sumida Corporation - Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
Internship - Project Management San Fang Chemical Industry Co., LTD
Human Resources Specialist
Retail Market Manager Universal Vision Biotechnology Co., Ltd
Project Manager Universal Vision Biotechnology Co., Ltd
Senior Financial Analyst Sumida Corporation - Hong Kong, Hong Kong Island
Internship - Project Management San Fang Chemical Industry Co., LTD
Human Resources Specialist
Education:
The University of Hong Kong
MBA National Chung Cheng University
Bachelor of Labor Relations
MBA National Chung Cheng University
Bachelor of Labor Relations
Skills:
MS Excel, PowerPoint
James Chen-Yu Lee, Milpitas CA
Specialties:
Acupuncturist
Address:
1669 S Main St, Milpitas, CA 95035
James C Lee, Milpitas CA - LAC
Specialties:
Acupuncture
Address:
1669 S Main St, Milpitas 95035
(408) 942-7479 (Phone), (408) 942-7416 (Fax)
(408) 942-7479 (Phone), (408) 942-7416 (Fax)
Languages:
English
Behavior Processor System And Method
US Patent:
2006011, Jun 1, 2006
Filed:
Jul 30, 2001
Appl. No.:
09/918600
Inventors:
Yogesh Goel - Fremont CA, US
Su-Jen Hwang - Los Altos CA, US
James Lee - Fremont CA, US
Su-Jen Hwang - Los Altos CA, US
James Lee - Fremont CA, US
International Classification:
G06F 17/50
US Classification:
716001000
Abstract:
The debug system described in this patent specification provides a system that generates hardware elements from normally non-synthesizable code elements for placement on an FPGA device. This particular FPGA device is called a Behavior Processor. This Behavior Processor executes in hardware those code constructs that were previously executed in software. When some condition is satisfied (e.g., If . . . then . . . else loop) which requires some intervention by the workstation or the software model, the Behavior Processor works with an Xtrigger device to send a callback signal to the workstation for immediate response.