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Patent DO-P2019000288-A (DO)
Title: Plantas del clado bep tolerantes a herbicidas
Inventor: SCOTS MANKIN
IPC: C12N15/82
Filed: 2019-11-13
Abstract: Plantas del clado BEP tolerantes a herbicidas, métodos de control de malezas en un campo, para controlar el crecimiento de malezas, para producir una planta híbrida, para tratar las plantas, para seleccionar una célula vegetal transformada y de reproducción, una célula vegetal de la planta, una parte de una planta de la planta, semillas, molécula de ácido nucleico aislada, recombinante, o mutagenizada y su uso, plantas, y productos alimenticio, de consumo, industrial y veterinario.
Patent EC-SP10010211-A (EC)
Inventor: WRAITH DAVID
IPC: A61K38/17
Filed: 2010-05-28
Abstract: The present invention relates to a composition which comprises the following myelin basic protein peptides: MBP 30-44; MBP 83-99; MBP 131-145; and MBP 140-154. The composition may be used to treat a disease, in particular multiple sclerosis and/or optical neuritis and the invention also relates to such uses and methods.
Patent EE-200100122-A (EE)
Inventor: MONDADORI CESARE
IPC: A61P11/00
Filed: 1999-07-29
Abstract: A method of treating a patient for a sleep disorder comprising administering an effective amount of R-(+)-  alpha  -(2,3-Dimethoxyphenyl)-1-Ä2-(4-fluorophenyl)ethylÜ-4-piperidinemethanol or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof to a patient in need of such treatment.
Patent GB-189705255-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Pneumatic Tyres.
Inventor: CRAIG JOHN
Filed: 1897-02-26
Granted: 1898-01-22
Abstract: 5255. Craig, J. Feb. 26. Tyres, pneumatic.-A tubeless tyre is formed from an endless rubber or similar band, of which one edge a<3> is wedge-shaped and is adapted to enter between the two tongues a', a<2> of the other bifurcated edge. The extremities of the edges are of smaller diameter than the rim, so that the tyre requires to be sprung into position, creeping being prevented by the pressure thus caused. A circumferential bead and groove may be provided in the edges, and enlargements a may engage under the flanged edges b of the rim B. If desired, each edge of the tyre may be bifurcated or may be divided into more than two parts. The inflating-valve C passes through one side of the rim.
Patent GB-189705716-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Pulley Blocks.
Inventor: TILLING GEORGE JOHN
Filed: 1897-03-04
Granted: 1898-01-08
Abstract: 5716. Tilling, G. J. March 4. Pulley - blocks.- The ring A is made with a detachable section C to facilitate the suspension of the block. This section is pivoted on a pin D at its lower end, and is made with a projecting pin H on its upper end to engage with a recess in the ring A in which it is held by a spring G. By turning this section into the position shown in broken lines, the eye A practically becomes a hook.
Patent GB-189707565-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Knife Sharpeners.
Inventor: JOHNSON WILLIAM HENRY FRANCIS
Filed: 1897-03-23
Granted: 1897-12-18
Abstract: 7565. Johnson, W. H. F. March 23. Sharpening knives. A pair of serrated discs B separated by a plain disc A having a central depression on each side are fixed on the end of a handle D.
Patent GB-189714794-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Knives.
Inventor: BAY GUSTAVE
Filed: 1897-06-18
Granted: 1897-09-11
Abstract: 14,794. Bay, G. June 18. Mincing, knives for. Consists of a number of similar blades mounted side by side in such a way that the inner blade or blades, u n d e r the action of springs, are set with their cutting-edges somewhat in advance of the cutting-edges of the outer blades. The Figures show a short knife with three blades, but knives with fixed blades in greater number are also made according to the invention.
Patent GB-189721758-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Hoisting and Conveying Apparatus.
Inventor: CAMPBELL JEREMIAH
Filed: 1897-09-22
Granted: 1898-06-25
Abstract: 21,758. Campbell, J. Sept. 22. Cranes, travelling. Consists of an improvement on the invention described in Specification No. 23,280, A.D. 1896. The car A has wheels a adapted to run on the rails a<1> of the trestles A', and has a long boom B mounted upon it having a longitudinal slot and rails to receive the trolley C from which the shovel E is suspended. The trolley is provided with sheaves c<5>, c<6> for the shovel lifting and lowering rope e and closing and opening rope e<1>, the second sheave being in use when the trolley is to the left of the car, as shown, and the first in use when the trolley is to the right. The rope e passes between the sheaves e', e<3> at the top of the tower E', over another sheave, not shown, to a winding-drum on the shovel-operating engine, and the rope e' is similarly arranged. The guy rope G passes round pulleys g, g<1> and a pulley attached to the weight g', and is secured near the top of the tower. When the trolley is to the left side of the car, the rope G passes over a roll g<3>. One section c<2> of the trolley-operating rope extends from the trolley to the end b<3> of the boom, round the sheave b<4> to a sheave near the centre of the boom, and thence to the trolley engine. The rope c<3> is similarly connected to the other end of the trolley. The car A may have a hopper H for discharging into the railway vehicle H<1>.
Patent GB-189722548-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus for Delivering and Registering Measured Quantities of Liquids.
Inventor: SOORN PHILIP
Filed: 1897-10-01
Granted: 1898-05-07
Abstract: 22,548. Soorn, P. Oct. 1. Measured quantities, delivering.- The measuring- vessel C is alternately filled and emptied by the taps A, D, the levers E, E of which are connected by a link F so that one tap is closed before the other is opened. The spindle of the supply tap A operates a counter.
Patent GB-189801060-A (GB)
Title: Improved Nose Bag.
Inventor: HILL THOMAS WATSON
Filed: 1898-01-14
Granted: 1899-02-14
Abstract: 1060. Hill, T. W., and Hill, B. Jan. 14. Nosebags.-The bag is preferably made of coconut fibre matting or manilla, and is bound round the top with leather &c. The bottom E is sewn beneath a block, preferably rectangular with rounded ends, which is afterwards removed. The sides are folded right across the bottom and sewn down, and then the corners K are sewn down, as shown. The bottom of the bag may be covered with leather, canvas, &c., strengthened by two or more leather straps C. The suspending-strap A may be secured to rings L connected by straps B to the bag. To prevent waste of food if the bag is tossed up, a lapped gusset D or gussets of webbing, netting, &c. is or are fixed at the back of the bag. The gussets may be stretched out by a rubber &c. cord in their free edge. A strip of webbing &c. G may be fixed at the front of the bag to hang down loosely inside the bag.
Patent GB-189806760-A (GB)
Title: The Production and Manufacture of Azoxy and Azo Aldehydes, and of Colouring Matters therefrom.
Filed: 1898-03-19
Granted: 1899-02-11
Abstract: 6760. Green, A. G., Wahl, A. R., and Clayton Aniline Co. March 19. Azoxy- and azo-aldehyde sulphonic acids of the benzene and stilbene series, containing the sulphonic group in the other position with respect to the aldehyde group, are produced by: :-(1) Hydrolysing by means of dilute acids, or by treating with nitrous acid, the colouring-matters obtained as described in Specification No. 12,922, A.D. 1896, by condensation of p-nitrotoluene sulphonic acid with a dehydrothiotoluidiue sulphonic acid in presence of caustic alkalies. The product is a mixture of azoxy- and azo-aldehydes of the benzene and stilbene series, and the two series may be separated with difficulty by precipitation with salt and crystallization from dilute alcohol. (2) The same or a similar series of aldehydes is also produced by moderately heating p-nitrotoluene sulphonic acid with dilute caustic alkalies, or by boiling it for a long time with alkaline carbonates. (3) Azoxy- and azo - benzaldehyde sulphonic acids are obtained by oxidizing diamidostilbene disulphonic acid with dilute potassiumpermanganate solution in the cold, and by alkaline reduction of p-nitrobenzaldehyde o-sulphonic acid, for example, by caustic soda and glucose. Dyes, artificial, of the triphenylmethane series, which dye wool and silk from an acid bath green shades fast to alkalies, are produced by condensing the foregoing azoxy- and azo-aldehyde sulphonic acids, mixed or separated, or those prepared as described in Specification No. 1431, A.D. 1898, with secondary or tertiary aromatic amines, or sulphonic acids thereof, such as ethylbenzylaniline sulphonic acid, and then oxidizing the resulting leuco compounds by means of sulphonic acid and lead peroxide, or other suitable oxidizing-agent. The azoxy- and azo-aldehyde sulphonic acids described under (1) and (2) above are strong cotton dyes yielding yellow to orange shades and capable of being developed on the fibre with phenylhydrazine with the production of dark orange to brick red shades.
Patent GB-189809098-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Trucks.
Inventor: BUCK CORNELIUS ANDREW
Filed: 1898-04-19
Granted: 1898-07-09
Abstract: 9098. Buck, C. A., and Seiver, W. T. April 19. Hand - trucks. - The lip or shovel G, pivoted to the rod F, is provided with short arms H, H<1> to which the bar J i s bolted. The bar J has a spring tongue h which enters a lug g formed in the middle of the bar K bolted to the arms H, H<1>, and plates M, M<1>, having notches n, n<1> into which the bar J engages, are bolted to the sides A, A<1> respectively of the truck. After the lip has been pushed under the article to be transported, shown in dotted lines in Fig. 1, the bar J is pressed down by the foot, releasing it from the notches n, and the handles may be moved towards the article, when the bar J engages the notches n<1> and locks the lip.
Patent GB-189812748-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Soaking, Scrubbing, and Washing Barrels.
Inventor: SCHOCK GUSTAVE
Filed: 1898-06-07
Granted: 1898-07-23
Abstract: 12,748. Schock, G. June 7. Cleansing casks.- Casks to be soaped, washed, and scrubbed are allowed to fall down an adjustable incline 4 into a soaking-tank 1 containing the washing-liquid. The casks, partially filled with the liquid, are lifted from the tank by arms 9, and are deposited on inclines 10 from which they fall on to agitating-rollers on the shafts 17, 21 over the waste tank 18. The rollers, which are specially formed, may be elliptical, as in Fig. 8, or circular, those on one shaft being mounted eccentrically. While the cask is thus agitated by the rollers it is scrubbed by brushes 39, 29 operating on the top and ends. Within the tank 18 is a hopper 18 which carries off the sediment. From the rollers the cask is pushed by the succeeding one to the incline 28, from which it falls to the sprinkler 87, by which it is rinsed internally. The cask rests on arms on the sprinkler, and by rotating these arms the sprinkler valve, which consists of perforated discs, is turned on or off. The rinsing or sprinkling tank 63 is in communication with the tanks 1, 18 by means of the pipes 66, 68, 75, the liquid being caused to circulate from the tanks 63, 18 to the tank 1 by means of an injector 70 in connection with the steam pipe 73. The liquid entering near the top of the tank 1 assists in causing the casks to roll down the incline 4. An overflow pipe on the tank 1 drops into the tank 18. The flow of liquid from the tank 18 is regulated by a valve 69 consisting of perforated discs. A valve 67 controls the flow of liquid from the tank 63.
Patent GB-189818669-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Lubricators.
Inventor: THOMPSON WILLIAM PHILLIPS
Filed: 1898-08-31
Granted: 1898-10-01
Abstract: 18,669. Thompson, W. P., [Loos, H. F.]. Aug. 31. Lubricators.-Lubricators for cycles &c. Fig. 1 shows a form of lubricator in which the cylinder 3 attached to the cover 2 is slit at the sides, which spring outwardly. The cover is thus held in any position, with the filling-aperture o open or closed, by the friction of the edge v against the interior of the cup. In the form shown in Figs. 4 and 6, the cover is pressed upwardly by the spring 4, and is held down by the edges v engaging below the constriction m. When oil is to be admitted, the cover is pressed down till the edges v enter the ring R. On the cover being released, the ring R rises with it until it reaches the constriction m, the edges v being hold in until the constriction is passed.
Patent GB-189818907-A (GB)
Title: New and Useful Electric Switch Device for the Temporary Lighting of Staircases, Floors, Cellars, and the like, also for Indicating the Heating of Shafts and Bearings and for Fire-alarms.
Inventor: BLANCKENHORN WILHELM
Filed: 1898-09-05
Granted: 1899-04-08
Abstract: 18,907. Blanckenhorn, W. Sept. 5. Heating of bearings, indicating.- Relates to switches for temporarily lighting places such as staircases and for indicating the heating of bearings &c. The essential part of the apparatus consists of an egg-boiler - shaped receptacle C containing mercury. In the narrow neck are fitted two contacts E connected to a lamp or bell circuit. The receptacle, in the construction shown, is mounted in a pivoted frame, which when partly rotated by the pin T causes the mercury to run past the contacts E and so complete the circuit. When the apparatus is to be used for indicating the heating of a bearing or shaft, the frame is modified and connected to the bearing or support, and the contacts are so arranged that the expansion of the mercury due to excessive heating closes a circuit.
Patent GB-189821687-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Labelling Bottles and like articles.
Inventor: SEVERIN CONRAD GEORG
Filed: 1898-10-14
Granted: 1898-11-26
Abstract: 21,687. Severin, C. G. Oct. 14. Damping and affixing labels.-The invention is applicable for labelling bottles and other articles, and is illustrated as applied to labelling bottles. The labels are carried in a magazine 12 mounted on sliding rods 13 and pressed forward by springs. The back 14 of the magazine is pressed forward by the spring 15* surrounding the rod 15. When fresh labels are to be inserted, they are first placed on the shelf 28 and then, after the back 14 has been drawn back, are moved down between the back and the supply of labels remaining in the magazine. On pressing a bottle 4 against the apparatus, the brushes 8, which are supplied with paste or other adhesive through flexible tubes, are brought into contact with the bottle, and are forced outwards. The arms 5 are next opened out, and afterwards the arms 6. The labels, which have up to this point been held back by the arms 6, are now free to move forward, the foremost labels being bent to a curve by the arms 17 specially mounted to effect this. The front label having been pressed against the bottle, the parts return to their normal positions. The arms 17 return first to allow the foremost labels to flatten out. Then the arms ti return, their edges 32 bearing on the bottle beyond the top and bottom of the attached label, and their heads 6* entering between the label and the unused ones. The arms 5 finally return with the brushes 8. Springs specially arranged cause the brushes 8 to move away from the bottle when the forward movement is completed, and to stand out in the position shown, so that on the return their backs bear against the bottle. The arms 5 may be dispensed with, and the brushes mounted on the arms 6. A modification is described for oval labels with brushes of special shape lifted away from the bottle by springs as soon as adhesive has been spread over the surface to be covered by the label.
Patent GB-189901080-A (GB)
Title: A Water Velocipede.
Inventor: ROSSBACH HEINRICH
Filed: 1899-01-17
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 1080. Rossbach, H., and Ronig, J. Jan. 17. Water velocipedes. -Relates to those intended for sporting and like purposes, in which the hull is made in the form of a fish as shown in Figs. 1, 2, and 3. The feet of the rider rest on pedals, the movements of which compress a fluid in the cylinders a, a<1>. These cylinders communicate with cylinders e and d. The movements of a piston in the cylinder e rotate a heavy horizontal flywheels, the gyroscopic action of which steadies the velocipede. The cylinder d reciprocates on a fixed piston and rod f, and by means of a link g, g moves the propeller shaft h and the propeller about the centres g<1>, g'. The shaft carries a weight m, which holds the pulley or roller k in contact with a rail l, so that the propeller and shaft are rotated as they vibrate, their movements being similar to those of a stern-sculling oar. The rudder X is actuated by a hand-wheel or lever as shown.
Patent GB-189901466-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Taps.
Inventor: MOORE WILLIAM HENRY
Filed: 1899-01-21
Granted: 1900-01-20
Abstract: 1466. Moore, W. H. Jan. 21. Lift valves.-An india-rubber, metal, &c. ball c may be lifted from its seat in the conical outlet b by means of a cup f<1> on a vertical rod f carried by crossbars at the end of a sleeve d having vertical slots e n - gaged by stops on the tap a. In a modification, used as a beer tap, the sleeve d has a lifting-handle connected to its upper part. The tap communicates through a barrel portion with a supply pipe.
Patent GB-189905028-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Liquid Measuring Apparatus.
Inventor: JANES ALFRED EMERSON
Filed: 1899-03-07
Granted: 1900-02-10
Abstract: 5028. Janes, A. E., and Rule, H. A. March 7. Measured quantit i e s, delivering.- The contents of the pivoted measure a are tilted into a glass by pressing the rim of the glass against the recess i, which is formed in the measure as shown or as a separate piece pivoted on the trunnions t.
Patent GB-189906118-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery for the Covering or Coating of Sweetmeats and the like.
Inventor: BAKER GEORGE SAMUEL
Filed: 1899-03-21
Granted: 1899-04-22
Abstract: 6118. Baker, G. S. March 21. Confectionery or sweetmeats.-The chocolate or like mixture for coating sweetmeats is contained in a removable tank fitted with a special scraping or agitating device. The tank B is placed in a jacketed vessel C the front C<1> of which is hinged on hollow trunnions so that it may be turned down for the removal of the tank. The stirrer D has knife or bevel edges D' and a grating D<2>, and is reciprocated by the lever D<4> operated by the cam E<2> and spring H .or other suitable mechanism. The jacketed vessel may be divided by partitions C<5> to control the flow of the hot or cold water. The stirring-apparatus is pivoted on the levers D<4> so that it may be lifted out of the tank.
Patent GB-189906818-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Treating Amorphous Phosphorus.
Inventor: THOMPSON SILVANUS PHILLIPS
Filed: 1899-03-29
Granted: 1900-03-24
Abstract: 6818. Thompson, S. P. March 29. Phosphorus.-A preparation of red phosphorus for use in the manufacture of matches and the like is obtained by triturating red phosphorus under benzol, naphtha, or other suitable liquid, with the addition of a small quantity of anthracene, paraffin wax, paraffin scale, Japanese wax, vaseline, or other suitable substance, and finally evaporating the liquid. According to another method, the phosphorus is triturated under acetone or amyl acetate, with addition of a nitro substitution compound, such as dinitrotoluene. In certain cases water, paraffin oil, or other liquids may be added to, or used in place of, the above-mentioned liquids.
Patent GB-189908468-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Arc Lamps.
Inventor: BOHLE ERNEST WILLIAM
Filed: 1899-04-22
Granted: 1900-03-24
Abstract: 8468. Bohle, E. W., Bohle, H., and Phillips, J. A. April 22. Arc lamps.-A solenoid focussing lamp is constructed as shown in Fig. 1. The carbon-holders are carried by rods B, F, provided with guidewheels b<3> to run on four rods a<3>, and connected by a cord passed over a wheel, which carries ratchet teeth W. The upper holder is attached to the core F of a shunt solenoid C ; the lower holder is adjustably weighted to be heavier than the upper one, the difference in weight being balanced by the pull of the solenoid, in the ordinary working of the lamp. The solenoid may be iron-clad. A pawl l<3> is supported by a light spring on a lever L, pivoted on the lamp frame. When the arc is first struck, a tooth W engages the pawl and turns the lever L in opposition to a spring s<3>, so that another part l<5> of the lever grips the rim of the wheel. The length of the arc depends on the extent of movement of the lever L from an adjustable stop K. In a modification, the pawl is carried by a vertical spring-pressed slider, the parts L, l<5> being dispensed with. In another modification, the carbon-holders are connected by two cords, and controlled by two ratchets and solenoids of like construction.
Patent GB-189909738-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Rotary Steam Engines.
Inventor: POWERS JAY WOODARD
Filed: 1899-05-09
Granted: 1899-11-04
Abstract: 9738. Powers, J. W. May 9. Rotary engines.-An eccentric piston e, acting as its own valve, revolves within an elongated chamber P, which is movable transversely, be in g suspended from a pivot as shown. The chamber moves steamtightly between the side walls of an outer casing, in which are formed semi-annular steam and exhaust ports. These ports register, during part of each revolution, with similar ports in the faces of the piston, from which supply and exhaust passages lead through the body of the piston to its periphery as shown in dotted lines.
Patent GB-189911087-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means for Indexing and Storing Manuscripts and the like.
Inventor: GIERS ALFRED
Filed: 1899-05-27
Granted: 1900-03-31
Abstract: 11,087. Giers, A. May 27. Filing papers; blotting - appliances. - An expansible casing A, with compartments B, B, for receiving manuscripts, has the separating-sheets of each compartment furnished with a tongue or flap D numbered to correspond with the numbers on the indexing-cover C and situated opposite such numbers. The casing may serve as a blotting-pad.
Patent GB-189911339-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Shelves and the like.
Inventor: HEDSTROEM VICTOR
Filed: 1899-05-31
Granted: 1899-07-15
Abstract: 11,339. Hedstrom, V. May 31. Shelves and shelving. - The front and back standards for supporting shelves for shops &c. are provided at intervals with recesses d and with strips f. L-shaped supports c<1>, c<2> have their horizontal flanges extended and notched at g to engage the edges of the strips f; one recess d is deeper than the other, to facilitate the insertion of the supports c', c<2>. The shelves rest on the flanges c<1>, and hold the supports in place, while the supports tie the standards together. In modifications, shown in Figs. 6 and 9, the supports are T-sectioned, and the horizontal flanges are turned over or notched to engage the strips f.
Patent GB-189911757-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Supporting Cleats or Brackets.
Inventor: ATLEE JOSHUA WOOLSTON
Filed: 1899-06-06
Granted: 1899-09-02
Abstract: 11,757. Atlee, J. W. June 6. Fastenings.-Relates to means for supporting the cargo battens in ships, applicable to other uses. Fig. 5 shows one form of fastening, also shown in plan view in Fig. 1, applied to a bulb angle of the frame of a vessel. The main body portion c<1> is provided with a curved bearing-face, a short arm d', an upwardly-inclined arm e with hook portion f, and a bracket arm c on the rear of the body portion. The fastening can be applied to any support having an edge corresponding to the bulb b and an aperture at the correct distance from the edge of the support. In two modified forms, one right-handed and the other left-handed, the arm e, when in position, bears against the support, and a flat plate to which the batten is bolted may be provided in place of the bracket arm for supporting the batten.