alea-institute/kl3m-data-sample-004-shuffled huggingface dataset:
SPSLG 072-Patenta 

HEADQUARTERS, ARMY SERVICE FORCES 

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER 

WASHINGTON 25, D. C. 

SPSLG-3a 

17 Febzoua17 1944 

Mr. Wil Ham F • Friedman 

Sipal. SecuritJ' Division 

Arllllgton, Virgilda 

Dear Mr• Friedman: 

Inclosed hereti1ih is your application tor a patent, comprising a 

Petition, Speciticat1on, Oath, and License, in duplicate, and a photoS'tatio 

copy ot the drawing, entitled "Electrioal S1fltem"• 

You aho1Wl read aver this applioation C&'retullJ ud ~. 

Minor correct:Lcms llllQ" be made 1n ink on the original. The 1.nvantor '• ild.tiala 

aid the date shoul4 be placed opposite each correction in :lDk in the margin. 

It :you have auggesticma or comments, :l.t 1a desired that ;you return 

this application duq executed, together with a separate letter setting forth 

such comments am suggest:Lcms. 

Execution ot the applloation consists iii each inventor's signing his 

name (first name in tull) at the tour places indicated bJ' the attached red 

tabs on the (a) Petition, (b) Speoitlcation, (c) Oath, as explaimd below, and 

(d) Lice:ase, it a.IV'• 

Ii' the 1.Dventor is subject to military 1-, the Oath 11181' be executed 

bef'ore a member of the Judge Advocate General's Department or other ott:Lcer 

authorized to act as a notary public 1mder Public Law 800, Arl;icle of War 114. 

It the 1llventor is a civ:l.lJan, except wban in a theatre ot militarJ operation, he mut execute the oath before a DOta.17 public or other person mentioned 1n 

Revised Statute 4892, 35 u. s. Code 35. 

It. 1a requested that the executed orig1ml. appllcation be returned 

to thia office. The duplicate cow ot the application and the drawing ms:r be 

retained by ,.au, personalq, £C11: 701.1r tiles. 

The papers so returned should not be marked "Restricted," "Confidential", or "Seontn, (see A. G. o. llllemorandum W)SO-ll-43), although they mq be 

inclosed in a sealed envelope so marked on the outisde. 

Declassified and approvE:ld for release by NSA on 09-06-2013 

ursuant to E. 0. 13526 

Yours verr t1"Ul1', 

I •I DONALD •• LIPPINCO'J.'T 

Do~ K. Lippincott. 

Lieutenant olonel, S1gnal Corps 

Patents & Inventions Counsel, Isgal Division 

2 Inols. 

Incl. 1-Pa.tant Application:---':-+,""~· r.::·~~-.::...· .;;.,.-_.__-:-- Incl. 2•Photostat Drawing ,_< 1

).'· 'r -... ·~ 

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# The drone for

precision agriculture Technical specifications

# Package contents

•	 eBee Ag body (inc. all electronics & built-in autopilot)

•	 Pair of detachable wings

•	 12 MP S110 NIR still camera (inc. 16 GB SD card, battery, USB

cable & charger)

•	 2.4 GHz USB radio modem for data link (inc. USB cable)

•	 Two Lithium-Polymer battery packs & charger

•	 Spare propeller

•	 Carry case with foam protection

•	 Remote control & accessories (for safety pilots)

•	 User manual

•	 Software included: eMotion (flight planning & control) &

Postflight Terra 3D (image processing & index calculation) 

# Technical specifications

Weight (inc. supplied camera)

Wingspan

Material

Propulsion

Battery

Camera (supplied)

Cameras (optional)

Carry case dimensions 

### Hardware

Operation Approx. 0.71 kg (1.56 lbs)

96 cm (38 in)

EPP foam, carbon structure & composite parts

Electric pusher propeller, 160 W brushless DC motor

11.1 V, 2150 mAh

12 MP S110 NIR

S110 RE, S110 RGB, multiSPEC 4C, thermoMAP

55 x 45 x 25 cm (21.6 x 17.7 x 9.8 in)

45 minutes

40-90 km/h (11-25 m/s or 25-56 mph)

Up to 3 km (1.86 miles)

1,000 ha / 2,470 ac (at 974 m / 3,195 ft altitude AGL)

Up to 45 km/h (12m/s or 28 mph)

Down to 2 cm (0.79 in) per pixel

1-3x GSD

Down to 4 cm (1.5 in) / 7 cm (2.75 in)

1-5 m (3.3-16.4 ft)

Yes (inc. mid-air collision avoidance)

Yes

Approx. 5 m (16.4 ft) Maximum flight time

Nominal cruise speed

Radio link range

Maximum coverage (single flight)

Wind resistance

Ground Sampling Distance (GSD)

Relative orthomosaic/3D model accuracy

Absolute horizontal/vertical accuracy (w/GCPs)

Absolute horizontal/vertical accuracy (no GCPs)

Multi-drone operation

Automatic 3D flight planning

Linear landing accuracy



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# Smart Growth & **The Social Pillar of Sustainability** Presentation to the National Advisory Council for Environmental Policy and Technology April 4, 2013 EPA/OSC – Ed Fendley 4/1 1/2013 1 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency

# Take-home points • Compact, mixed-use communities are inherently beneficial to social sustainability. • EPA Smart Growth technical assistance contributes directly to participation and social cohesion in recipient communities. 4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 2

# Social pillar elements • Awareness of sustainability • Participation • Equity • Social cohesiveness Smart growth contributes to each of these! 4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 3

# Refresher: what is smart growth? • Compact, mixed-use communities
• Walkable neighborhoods; choices in housing & transportation
• Participation & equity 4/1 1/2013 4 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency

# Social pillar: Awareness • How and where we live profoundly affects sustainability • Compact, mixed use communities:

– Cleaner air & water

– Better human health

– Smaller carbon footprint 4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 5

# Social pillar: Participation Old model: “When the highway engineers have concluded that a highway should be built, then experts should be satisfied and permit the program to go ahead”. 4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 64/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 74/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 8

# Participation models today

4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 94/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 10

# Social pillar: Equity • Investing in existing communities • Transportation choices • Housing choices 4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 114/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 12

# Social pillar: Social cohesiveness • “Infrastructure planning that supports social integration and environmental sustainability” • This is smart growth in a nutshell

– Use of public and quasi-public spaces and places

– Promotion of incidental interactions

– This is good for economies & innovation, too. 4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 13Southlake Town Square, Southlake, TX This is Smart Growth, Smart Growth Network 4/1 1/2013 U.S. Environmental ProtectionAgency 14
COP"1 

gQ!1 

'flkJ-02 

Attn: Kr. Jilenlo Autry 

REF ID:A64026 

Contract ?lo. DA18-119-sc-109 

Wm. ., • Friedman 

SIGP0-2 {JOB) 23 Karch 1960 

J .o. 8AlmLEDl3515/mlv 

l.. Reference 1s mad.e to your Office Memrandum dated 17 aebru.sry lg6o advising 

this Off ice o-r the iasuance or support materials to aesist the aubject Contractor in 

the completion ot his contract. 

2. It is requeated tbat this Ot'tice be notified. or the nomenclature and quantities 

or said support materiale 1n order that the necessary records fDS3 be established in 

accordance with Appendix :B, Armed Stn'Yices Procurement Regulations. (Government 

1'urn1sh£:d Property) 

3. It ie al110 requested. that 1nf'o.rmation be turnished as to the current status 

of' S'Ubject contract and an e•timate as to the possible completion date. 

/a/ John o. Daierlein 

JUBN o. BAll!J:lLEDf 

Contract Specialist 

COP"· 

COPY 

- llAU: 30 Mu 6o CQllMUtr RO.. 2 

J.F. Cain~/352.5/Jr. 

l. lliquest J1G ... 1 turnieb SJDP0 .. 2 (JOB) nth the Uat .requested 1n ~ 2 

o.f Cout1rn1t So. 1. 

2. After a delq' tor aecur1t7 cons14erationrs, lCr. 1l1Uia.lll F .. J'ri.e&ml. 1• again 

'VO?'kiug on Abject contra.et. lequeet 8lDPO amend the contract to ret'l.ect the new 

dth!ated completion a.ate ~ l .Ttme 196o. 

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REF ID:A64026 

lT hb 6o 

Contract lb. n:, 18 .. 119-sc,.109 

.rr. W:illiem l'r1~ a 'be1cg uwed ~pcrrt Jllftteriels to aatiot h1ir. in 

.-plet1cn ot tl\111 contrAct and u apin vorkh& on it. You will be MlviMd ~ 

a. ~ ~1.etioa 4e.te 11 a&reed ~ ~ 'ml. 

mar..o J. UJ!R?' 

ct:Ud, •nrgetr.tmt Crol.Q 

--~ --·~--------~----'
• REF ID:A6362it 

27 October 196o 

Dear Bi11: 

I have read I.ecture No. 4 With great interest and 

have made some minor suggestions which are indicated in 

red pencilled notes. other comments a.re as follows: 

1. Re the relationship between dots, dashes and 

spaces, William Maver, Jr., in his ".American Telegraphy 

and Encyclopedia of the Telegraph, " published in 1912 

states, "In length, o:ifa.uration, one dash is theoretically 

equa.J. to three dots. The dots and dashes are separated 

by intervals of time. The space between the elements of 

a letter is equal. to one dot; the space between letters 

of a word to 3 dots; the space between words to 5 dots; 

the interval. in "spaced" letters is equal to 3 dots." 

This is slightly different from your statement, so you 

see,a.uthorities differ. 

2. As regards the application of the 5-element code 

to telegraphy, H. H. Harrison, in his "Printing Telegraph 

Systems and Mechanisms," published in 1923 states on page 

2, "Neither the five-unit code nor the m:uJ.tiple principle 

were invented by Ba.ud.ot. The five-unit code was proposed 

for telegraphy by Gauss and Weber (1833); was used by 

Whitehouse (1853-1854); and proposed by w. H. Burnett 

for a m:uJ.tiple system in 186o. 

3. It is difficult for me to accept your explanation 

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• REF ID:A63627 • 

:f'or the character selections in the Baudot code on the 

basis of' power considerations. Since polar telegraphy 

with power "on" for marks and spaces was in vogue when 

Ba.udot made his selections of' combinations to represent 

characters, it would seem that this aspect could not have 

been much of' a factor. This applies to transmissions over 

the line circuit. However, it is possible that this 

feature applies to the local circuits of the early Baudot 

apparatus. I would add something about the wear and tear 

on the mechanical parts, as indicated in red on your draft. 

An early paper, "'~e Baudot Telegraph System, " by 

A. c. Booth, and read before the Institution of Post 

Office Electrical Engineers in 1907, should answer this 

question. I am trying to find a copy of' this paper. 

I sincerely hope these comments are help:t'ul.. 

R. ~ D. PARKER
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Specimen certificate evidencing common shares





 EXHIBIT 4.1 

  


  



 Shares Certificate of 

TIM WE - SGPS, S.A. 

Head Office: Avenue Infante Santo, number 2, letter “H”, third floor, Prazeres’ parish, Lisbon county. 

Share Capital: € 1.500.000,00 

Register no.: 507.523.660 
 Registered
at the Company’s Register Office of Lisbon under the no. 507.523.660. 
 Incorporated by public
deed at the Notary of Carlos Manuel da Silva Almeida, on January 5th 2006, on sheets 87 to 89 of the Entry Book no. 55-A. 
 Raise of
share capital, from € 50.000,00 to € 2.500.000,00, by public deed, at the same Notary, on sheets 6 to 7 of the Entry Book no. 67-A. 
 Decrease of share capital, from € 2.500.000,00 to € 1.500.000,00, and change of the nominal value of the representative shares of the Company’s share capital, from € 5,00 to €
0,50, by unanimous deliberation of shareholders at the Extraordinary General Meeti 
 ng taken on
February 23rd 2011. 

Change of the nominal value of the representative shares of the Company’s share capital from € 0,50 to
€ 0,05, by unanimous deliberation of shareholders at the Extraordinary General Meeting taken on
April 18th, 2011. 

Change of the nominal value of the representative shares of the Company’s share capital from €0,05 to
€0,03 by unanimous deliberation of shareholders at the Extraordinary General Meeting taken on July 15th, 2011. 
 Nominal value per share: € 0,03 (three cents) 

Certificate of 1 (one) Share 
 Global
Nominal Value: € 0,03 (three cents)  
 Shares no:
                                         
                
 Property of:
                                         
              
  

	
	Lisbon, April 20th 2011
	The Board of Administration
REF ID:A66230 

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U vith fOX1.' ~WK>e of atia 1avitatlo.n to llld>erabip Oil 

lciaat.Uic 

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.ttentlon to tbe ODOrO'tta tu'k of till h~ oat tbtt nqutred t'onae. 

M JOU. _,, liAov, the proceiif.ne nqu1r.a IC# gJ:antbls acceae 

• MJo:tat Secur1ey Agt:tllcJ attera ~a mch ,bra. In ioarCiiiiii,, the procesaln8 YiU be 1Dit1a~ isaediatel,y u4. )"OU vUl 

w -1vs.e4 ot the nllUl.ta tl:m:f!Of 1n $.M'I the .. 

CID ~ t:4 General c-ra2• i v1ah to Qenk JOU tor "¥CAJr ~ ~e, ll1DcG it .b iN!Scative t:4 7(1Ur' 1Dterest b 

..i 7f.Nr Htimte tllt the ~ of t.be pi'Ob~ with wbich 

w _.t eorxteM ta tbo i.uternt or the atioaa.1 4e1'e:ufle. 

ec: AG 

c/s 

1/ .ASST {Mr. :r.riedm!tn) 

SEC (Capt. Young) 

~'41 

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luc:utive ~J 

- SctintU'ic .M:rl.for:r Dee.rd 

M/R: AclmowJ.edement ot Dr. Koehler'• ltr dtd 25 Feb 5lf.. 

Dr. Koehl.er accepte Gen. Canine'• invitation tr:1r ~rahip on 

the Teleconuunications Panel ot the NSASAB. 

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IN THE SUPREME COURT

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA

2022 ND 108

In the Matter of Lawrence Didier

Frederick Fremgen, Stutsman County 

State’s Attorney, Petitioner and Appellee

v.

Lawrence Didier, Respondent and Appellant

No. 20210325

Appeal from the District Court of Stutsman County, Southeast Judicial 

District, the Honorable Cherie L. Clark, Judge.

AFFIRMED.

Per Curiam.

Megan B. Carmichael, Assistant State’s Attorney, Jamestown, ND, for

petitioner and appellee.

Tyler J. Morrow, Grand Forks, ND, for respondent and appellant. 

FILED 

IN THE OFFICE OF THE 

CLERK OF SUPREME COURT 

MAY 26, 2022 

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA
1

Matter of Didier

No. 20210325

Per Curiam.

[¶1] Lawrence Didier appeals from the district court’s order denying his 

application for discharge from civil commitment as a sexually dangerous 

individual. He argues the court’s finding that he has serious difficulty 

controlling his behavior is not supported by clear and convincing evidence. 

Under our modified clearly erroneous standard of review, clear and convincing 

evidence exists for the court’s finding Didier has serious difficulty controlling 

his behavior. The court’s finding is not clearly erroneous. We summarily affirm 

under N.D.R.App.P. 35.1(a)(2).

[¶2] Jon J. Jensen, C.J.

Gerald W. VandeWalle

Daniel J. Crothers

Lisa Fair McEvers

Jerod E. Tufte
EXHIBIT 13.1





CERTIFICATION PURSUANT TO


18 U.S.C. SECTION 1350, AS ADOPTED PURSUANT TO


SECTION 906 OF THE SARBANES-OXLEY ACT OF 2002





In connection with the Annual Report of CalciTech Ltd. (the “Company”) on Form 20-F for the year ended December 31, 2011 (the “Annual Report”), as filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission on the date hereof, I, Roger A. Leopard, Chief Executive Officer and Chief Financial Officer of the Company, certify pursuant to 18 U.S.C. Section 1350, as adopted pursuant to Section 906 of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002, that, to the best of my knowledge and belief:





(1)                      the Annual Report fully complies with the requirements of section13(a) or 15(d) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934; and





(2)                      the information contained in the Annual Report fairly presents, in allmaterial respects, the financial condition and results of operations ofthe Company.





Dated: July 8, 2011










Roger A. Leopard, President and CEO


Principal Executive Officer


Principal Financial Officer
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·. 5l _1'6. l.,520,089 _. El~otrical ·type-.riter with typ~ wheel.. . ·ot oourae this type ot oonst::ruction is also applicable 

to writing c1phtJr1ng ~_chines. we do riot however use 

this as the writing speed is too low. It is however · -va.luabl~ to u.s as -a sooalled blocking patent agai'nst . otber inTentions {Construction patent) 

.O)''Ser,No·.16,271 · - Refers to1 1:rregular dr1Te ot the cipher cylinders. It 

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