baber/WOPTO huggingface dataset:
Patent GB-2447891-A (GB)
Title: Elevator door arrangement
Inventor: PIGGOTT TREVOR
IPC: B66B13/04
Filed: 2007-03-26
Abstract: In an elevator comprising a load carrying compartment 1 in a lift-way shaft 2, the load carrying compartment is provided with hinged doors 5 which open outwardly to allow loading and unloading of the load-carrying compartment when it is aligned with one of plural access openings in the lift-way shaft 2, the access openings having hinged doors 3. The doors 5 are each provided with a contacting means, such as rollers 7, which contact or are in close proximity to an inner surface of the lift-way shaft when the door is misaligned with an access opening to prevent the door from opening unless the opening of the load carrying compartment is aligned with an access opening in the lift-way shaft.
Patent GB-2452010-A (GB)
Title: Mobility in Multi-Layered Cellular Mobile Telecommunications Network.
Inventor: LIESHOUT GERT-JAN VAN
IPC: H04W36/00
Filed: 2007-05-14
Abstract: The invention relates to a method of managing mobility in a multilayered cellular network for mobile telecommunication; comprising of at least one underlay home base station defining a cell to serve at least a first user terminal and not an at least one second user terminal; the home cell overlapping in coverage with a cell usable by both said first and said second user terminal. The first invention relates to a method of determining whether the said first terminal is within the coverage of said home cell. This involves a first course determination of position of said first user terminal and ascertaining if a fine position determination by the said first terminal is required. According to a second invention when the said first terminal hands over to cell other from the said home cell, it updates the neighbour-list of new cell with the location of the said home cell. Other inventions relate to authentication and validation of said first user terminal before it registers with said home cell.
Patent GB-2452691-A (GB)
Title: Signaling management in cellular mobile radio communications network
Inventor: TEASDALE JULIE
IPC: H04W64/00
Filed: 2007-05-24
Abstract: A method of managing multi-cell signalling areas within a cellular mobile radio communications network, and which comprises the steps of determining if a mobile radio communications device is stationary within a first said signaling area, and assigning the said mobile radio communications device to a temporary signaling area responsive to a determination that the mobile radio communications device is stationary, and wherein the number of cells in the said temporary signaling area is less than the number within the said first multi-cell signaling area, and in one particular embodiment the temporary signaling area comprises a single-cell Tracking Area.
Patent GB-2451064-A (GB)
Title: Generating predictive text using collocates
Inventor: MOLTON STEPHEN
IPC: G06F3/023
Filed: 2007-07-16
Abstract: A method for generating predictive text based on the collocates of words stored in a corpus or collocation database. Predictive text for use in a word processor can preferably be generated by finding the possible collocates of a word or phrase stored in the corpus or database. The method could be used in a word processing program where, by pressing the space bar or other key, the user could bring up a lit of possible collocate words or phrases in order of frequency of occurrence.
Patent GB-2451479-A (GB)
Title: Compressing markup language (e.g. XML) schema
Inventor: WALTON DAVID WILLIAM
IPC: G06F17/30
Filed: 2007-07-31
Abstract: A data file based on a markup language schema such as XML is encoded to reduce the file size. In the markup language schema, the information and metadata is arranged in a hierarchical structure comprised of at least one data group, to elements within the data group, and sub-elements within the elements. A text string representation of the markup language schema is produced which lists the data group, its elements and sub-elements in order. The bracketed descriptive text strings provided in the schema as both opening (e.g. <Datagroup 1>, figure 1) and closing tags are replaced by alphanumeric, alphabetic or numeric opening tags (e.g. MD01, figure 2a). Furthermore, the opening tags are used to additionally imply the close of the preceding data group, element or sub-element such that closing tags are not generally provided. By these measures compression is achieved and the size of the data file is reduced. Also included are embodiments concerning processes for transmitting and receiving data.
Patent GB-2453944-A (GB)
Title: A wheelchair grip ring with discrete hand grip sections
Inventor: CHAO CHIN MING
IPC: A61G5/02
Filed: 2007-10-23
Abstract: An auxiliary ring structure for a hand propelled wheelchair (Figure 4) includes a ring 1 made of plastic material. A number of grip sections 11 protrude inwardly from the ring, are spaced from each other, and have outer diameters larger than that of said ring. Each grip section may be wrapped and secured with a pad 2, held in place by means of fixtures 22 and corresponding holes 13, for the user to grasp in a comfortable way. The ring is easy to hold, light in weight, and cost-effective.
Patent GB-2441084-A (GB)
Title: Address window support for direct money access translation
Inventor: SANKARAN RAJESH
IPC: G06F13/28
Filed: 2006-06-20
Abstract: A apparatus is disclosed. The apparatus includes a remapping circuit to facilitate access of one or more I/O devices to a memory device for direct memory access (DMA) transactions. The remapping circuit includes a translation mechanism to perform memory address translations for I/O DMA transactions via address window-based translations.
Patent GB-2521098-A (GB)
Title: High-resolution radar
Inventor: BAILEY RAYMOND
IPC: G01S13/89
Filed: 2007-12-06
Abstract: A processing system for high-resolution stretch-compression radar, in which a ramp signal of steadily varying frequency is transmitted and a similar, corresponding de-ramp signal mixed with the radar return signal received, the de-ramped signal is then down converted by at least one IF stage; the system comprising means for receiving demodulated digital radar return signals following the de-ramping and down conversion to video frequency of signals received by the radar; means for storing data representative of corrections for unwanted artefacts in the ramp and de-ramp signals and in the transmit-receive path due to hardware in the radar system including the antenna and microwave transmission parts; and a processor arranged to correct the demodulated input radar return signals by first applying the stored corrections for de-ramp signal artefacts, then removing residual video phase between the different frequency components in the composite radar return signal corresponding to different target ranges, and then applying the stored corrections for the transmitted ramp signal and transmit-receive path artefacts.
Patent GB-2442889-A (GB)
Title: Ceramic heater and hair iron
Inventor: NAGASAKO RYUICHI
IPC: A45D1/04
Filed: 2005-06-24
Abstract: A heating apparatus for use in a hair iron comprises a heater plate which comprises a plateshaped ceramic member 57 having the heat generating resistive member 58 embedded therein and has thickness in a range from 0.5 to 5.0 mm; and a plate-shaped member 55 which has first and second surfaces with the heater plate provided on the first surface and the second surface used as a heating surface, and the heating surface consisting of a flat surface portion and the surrounding "C" shaped or chamfered portions. A silicon resin/metal powder and resin heat transfer member 63 may be provided. Various materials and parameters are disclosed including roughness and contact area between element 57 and plate 55, and thickness of the plate.
Patent GB-2459321-A (GB)
Title: Climate control system of a building
Inventor: BAILEY SAMUEL
IPC: E04C2/52
Filed: 2008-03-20
Abstract: A climate control system of a building comprises insulated cladding panel walls or ceilings with integrated pipework that is used as a radiant heater or cooler for the building by communicating a fluid that is either heated or cooled through the pipework, a heating circuit comprising a solar panel on an exterior of the building used to heat the fluid and communicated through the pipework and a cooling circuit that is either a roof mounted radiant cooling plate(s) or a ground source heat exchanger communicating the fluid that has been cooled through the pipework. The panels may comprise of an external skin (10, fig 3), and internal skin (12), insulation (13) and pipes (11) in contact with the internal skin (12). A thermal store may be used in either the heating or cooling process. An additional air ventilation system with a heat exchanger may utilise heat from the thermal store, roof mounted radiant cooling plate(s) or ground source heat exchanger to reduce humidity inside the building.
Patent GB-2459836-A (GB)
Title: Headwear containing therapeutically active agent
Inventor: POMELL VIVEAN
IPC: A41G3/00
Filed: 2008-05-01
Abstract: An article of headwear, having a contact surface which contacts a wearer's head is use. The contact surface 4 comprises a therapeutically active agent, a therapeutic effect of which occurs on contact of the agent with the wearer's skin.
Patent GB-2460028-A (GB)
Title: Eel pass
Inventor: DON BRUCE
IPC: E02B8/08
Filed: 2008-05-10
Abstract: An eel pass, allowing the passage of eels upstream, comprises a channel 3 pivotably hinged to a connecting portion 11 which is hinged at a bottom end 12 to a water control structure, the top end of the channel has material 1 either side of the channel 3 to augment the wave crest, the top 2 of the channel 3 being unaugmented. The downstream end 7 of the channel may be supported by means of an adjustable buoyancy unit 4 . The channel 3 may be lined with a bristle substrate which is set at an angle, not parallel to the base of the channel 3 . There may also be a hinged upstream element 10 which may also be lined with the bristle substrate.
Patent GB-2477075-A (GB)
Title: Environmental suspended objects sampling system
Inventor: POURAN HAMID REZA MOHAMMAD
IPC: G01N1/10
Filed: 2008-06-04
Abstract: The system is a non-invasive, in situ and sterilizable sampler to monitor suspended natural or synthetic, living or non living small objects in environment and evaluate their behaviours. It consists of 10 branches which are distributed around a core over XYZ axis. Each branch has 3 sample containers 2. A core of the sampling system has absorbent and contact avoiders. Each sample container consists of two lattice shape outer and inner walls 1, 2. They allow only a specific range of objects to pass through them. The inner wall embraces the main sample container space and includes four separated samplers 4-7. They are separated from the adjacent ones by fluid passage ways 3 and fluids are able to pass all around them. They can be adapted for collecting micro-organisms specially to sample bacterial strains. The core of the sampling system collects information about changes in environment condition (e.g. temperature) during sampling period.
Patent GB-2460701-A (GB)
Title: Method of implementing opportunistic relaying in a wireless network
Inventor: HAINES RUSSELL JOHN
IPC: H04L12/28
Filed: 2008-06-06
Abstract: A roaming user equipment identifies candidate relay nodes based on information contained in monitored signals, which may include a network identifier and/or an identifier of a destination node. The information may be located in a particular portion of the signal, for example a portion of the signal indicative of the destination and recognised as such by the user equipment. In this way, the user equipment can better ensure the robustness of a relay path. The user equipment may also adopt a similar approach to determine when a current communication link to the destination node can be reconfigured from an indirect link to a direct link.
Patent GB-2452116-A (GB)
Title: A unique user identify created from a biometric value
Inventor: POPOWSKI PAUL M
IPC: G06F21/00
Filed: 2008-06-09
Abstract: A unique user identification code 26 is created using biometric data (a scanned finger print) combined with something else and encrypted with a public key. For example an ID code 26 may be created by combining public key information (system ID) with a unique digital value 24 (obtained by hashing a digital minutia of a fingerprint) and then encrypted using a public key. A RF card 16 (ie smartcard) with a biometric reader may be used to convert a read fingerprint to the unique identification code 26. The identification code 26 is transmitted to a biometric security system. No biometric information is stored either within the security system or on a device, and the process enables a unique user identification code to be generated to allow multi-system identification of the same user
Patent GB-2447804-A (GB)
Title: Cryptographic architecture with instruction masking for thwarting differential power analysis
Inventor: SHU DAVID B
IPC: H04L9/00
Filed: 2005-06-07
Abstract: The invention prevents information leakage attacks that utilise timeline alignment such as Differential Power Analysis (DPA). Data processing in a CPU is concealed by inserting a random number of instruction fetch cycles during execution of a program and, while the random number of instruction fetch cycles is occurring, mimicking the power consumption associated with fetching instructions from memory, executing the instructions in program sequence, and writing results to memory registers. The mimicking of power consumption is achieved by fetching and executing instructions but inhibiting the updating of normal memory locations, for example by updating a dummy memory location instead. At the conclusion of the random number of instructions, normal program execution recommences by re-fetching the same instructions which were initially fetched but this time updating memory locations in the normal way. The insertion of the random number of instruction fetch cycles may be controlled by a Random Instruction Mask (RIM) control flag. Other embodiments are disclosed, including a cryptographic bus architecture that prevents usage of side channel information by randomly toggling the polarity of a target bit at a data bus driver.
Patent GB-2452409-A (GB)
Title: A method for controlling soot blowers for a heat exchange
Inventor: FRANCINO PETER N
IPC: F28G3/16
Filed: 2008-08-29
Abstract: A method of controlling soot blowers (208 - 218, figure 2) near a heat exchange section (202, figure 2) includes generating models of both the ideal clean operating condition of the section and the dirty operating condition. The current operating condition of the section is used to calculate a reliability parameter that provides an indication of the reliability of the ideal and dirty models. If the reliability parameter indicates that the models are reliable the models are used to help evaluate the cleanliness status of a particular heat exchange section and assist in making decisions on whether to blow the section or not, and whether to make any necessary adjustments to the operating sequence of the soot blowers. If the reliability parameter indicates that the models are unreliable, the models are regenerated using additional process data.
Patent GB-2470957-A (GB)
Title: A wireless communicator part coupleable to a supplementary part having an associated identifier for uniquely identifying it (and its functions) to the network
Inventor: MCEWEN COLIN DOUGAL
IPC: H04M1/7246
Filed: 2009-06-12
Abstract: A communication device is disclosed which includes a wireless communicator part 21 for use with a cellular telecommunications network and a supplementary part (e.g. jacket 29) to which the wireless communicator part is coupleable. The wireless communicator part has an associated identifier for uniquely identifying it to the network. The supplementary part also has an associated identifier for uniquely identifying it to the network. The identifiers enable the network to determine the functional attributes of the part with which the identifier is associated. Embodiments are described which allow the network to always be aware of the functional attributes of the device. The functional attributes of the device will change depending upon the coupling and uncoupling of the wireless communicator part to the supplementary part. The identifiers may be IMEIs and may be transmitted as a USSD string. The network is therefore able to tailor its interactions with the device (combined wireless communications part and supplementary part/jacket) in accordance with the different/additional functionality provided by the supplementary part/jacket.
Patent GB-2464843-A (GB)
Title: A method for the processing of pulp
Inventor: NEN RAIMO PITK
IPC: D21D1/00
Filed: 2008-05-28
Abstract: A method for the processing of pulp to be used in the manufacture of paper or cardboard, in which method the pulp is led from a pulp source to pulp processing and further into the circulation and the headbox of a paper or cardboard machine. The pulp processing takes place in a pulp processing pipework in such a way that the pulp flow proceeds continuously at a rate determined by the volume flow.
Patent GB-1132118-A (GB)
Title: Topography indicator for aircraft
IPC: G01C21/22
Filed: 1966-03-08
Abstract: 1,132,118. Encoders; maps for navigation. CROUZET. 8 March, 1966 [10 March, 1965], No. 10001/66. Headings G4H and G5G. [Also in Division G2] In a navigational display system, the position of an aircraft is continuously indicated by an aircraft symbol projected on to a screen on to which is also projected a map movable, according to the aircraft flight direction and speed, by means of a navigation computer. The aircraft symbol is initially manually brought into coincidence with the aircraft position on the map, and coincidence is thereafter maintained automatically. The system includes map transparencies, each of which is carried in a frame (Fig. 2). The frames are contained in cavities (81a), (Fig. 13, not shown), of a cylindrical drum magazine 81. A shaft position encoder comprises a drum having a polished internal surface covered by a coded mask which is sensed by a lamp and photo-cell system mounted inside the drum.
Patent GB-431887-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to the combustion chambers of oil engines
IPC: F02B19/08
Filed: 1934-04-03
Abstract: 431,887. Oil engines. LEYLAND MOTORS, Ltd., Richmond Road, Kingstonon-Thames, and SPURRIER, H., Motor Works, Hough Lane, Leyland, Lancashire. April 3, 1934, No. 10040. [Class 7 (iii)] An offset combustion chamber 3 comprises a solid of revolution about an axis in or substantially in the joint face of the cylinder head 4 and block 1, and is connected to the cylinder by a passage 5 which is formed wholly in the cylinder block or partly in the cylinder head and partly in the cylinder block. The piston 6 may move across the entrance to the throat during the compression stroke, or be chamfered adjacent the throat, and the combustion chamber which houses a fuel injector 7 and a glow plug 8, used for starting, may be provided with a refractory metal liner separated from its walls. Specifications 120,335, [Class 7 (iii)], 425,892, and 426,125 are referred to.
Patent GB-888469-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to electric discharge tubes comprising a viewing screen
IPC: H01J31/12
Filed: 1958-03-28
Abstract: 888,469. Cathode ray tubes, electroluminescent screens. PHILIPS ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES Ltd. March 28, 1958 [April 2, 1957], No. 10065/58. Class 39(1) An electric discharge tube comprises a viewing screen consisting of a layer of electroluminescent material 7 sandwiched between two gratings 9, 11 each comprising a number of separate, non-intersecting elongated electrodes such that the electrodes at one side of the screen crosses all the electrodes at the other side and one end of each electrode of each grating is connected through a strip, 13 or 19, of material whose resistance varies with incident radiation, to a common electrode 15 or 21 by means of which the exciting voltage may be supplied. The tube is provided with two electron guns 3, 5 whose beams 4, 12 may be deflected to scan the strips 13, 19 respectively so that with suitable applied voltages the resistivity of the strips on which the beams impinge is varied to allow excitation of an area of the electroluminescent layer 7 located at the intersection of the corresponding electrodes. The beams may be intensity modulated with video signals. Alternatively the beams may impinge on luminescent strips whose light output effect the resistivity of the strips 13, 19. The strips 13 or 19 may be common to all the electrodes of the associated grid. The beams which may be ribbon shaped may be scanned in a plane parallel to the layer 7. The ends of the electrodes not joined to the strips 13 or 19 may be connected by resistors to the supply conductors. Reference has been directed by the Comptroller to Specification 746,502.
Patent GB-724118-A (GB)
Title: Process for the production of milling cutters, especially hobbing cutters
IPC: B23P15/34
Filed: 1952-04-22
Abstract: 724,118. Making milling cutters. WALZTECHNIK GES. April 22, 1952 [April 24, 1951], No. 10120/52. Classes 83 (2), 83 (3) and 83 (4). Caulking.-Teeth or blades 5 are secured in the body 1 of a milling-cutter or hob by forming in the body recesses which produce strips 1a, and, in the same operation, bending the strips into recesses 6 in the teeth. The recesses in the body may be produced by caulking with a tool 7 which need not extend the full length of the teeth 5. Alternatively, a number of tools 7 may be in use simultaneously, or a tool in the form of a roller may be used. An interrupted recess may be formed which may be bounded by slots 11a and preferably also by slots 11. The teeth may be supported during the securing operation by an abutment 10.
Patent GB-450340-A (GB)
Title: Purifying, conditioning and attemperating air
IPC: F24F3/12
Filed: 1935-04-02
Abstract: 450,340. Conditioning air. LEIGH, A. G., 17, Southport Road, Chorley, Lancashire. April 2, 1935, No. 10164. [Class 137] An air-conditioning cabinet comprises a fan 11 by which air is blown into the cabinet in which are a number of compartments separated by partitions 14 and communicating at one side by inlets and outlets 24, 25, valves 1 in a side duct being used to byepass one or more of the compartments which contain the air conditioning appliances. Entering air passes first through a gauze filter 3, and may pass in succession through grids 27 impregnated with glycerine and a germicide, a bed 5 of deodorizing charcoal, a chemical desiccator or other moisture absorbent 6, solid vaporizable disinfectant 7, cooling and humidifying means 8 and an electric heater 9. In the cooling compartment a valve 35 diverts the air through passage 34 and spaces between tubes 33 the bases of which are cooled by ice in compartment 37.
Patent GB-862387-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to combinations of tractor and transport box body
IPC: B62D49/02
Filed: 1958-03-29
Abstract: 862,387. Vehicle tipping bodies. KELLY, T. June 25, 1959 [March 29, 1958], No. 10165/58. Class 108(1). [Also in Group XXV] A transport box 12 is pivoted at 13 to a frame 14 attached to a tractor, and may be tipped by operating a hand lever 17a to pivot links 15 and 17. In the non tipped position the joint 20 between the links is in an overcentre locking position. The tail board 21 is automatically opened and closed with movement of the box by pivoted links 27, 28, and 30 (see also Group XXV).