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Patent DO-P2003000699-A (DO)
Title: Vacunas para enfermedades reproductoras del ganado
Inventor: DOMINOWSKI PAUL JOSEPH
Filed: 2003-08-22
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a vacunas de combinación y métodos para tratar o prevenir enfermedades o trastornos en un animal, provocados por la infección con el virus de la diarrea virica bovina (BVDV) de los tipos 1 y 2, el virus del herpes bovino tipo-1 (BHV-1), virus sincitial respiratorio bovino (BRSV), virus de la paraifluenza (pi3), campylobacter fetus, leptospira canicola, leptospira grippotyphosa, leptospira hardjo-prajitno, lestospira icterohaemmorrhagiae, leptospira hardjo-bovis y leptospira Pomona, administrado al animal una cantidad efectiva de una vacuna de combinación. La vacuna de combinación puede ser un preparado inactivado o modificado vivo de células enteras o parciales
Patent DO-P2006000227-A (DO)
Title: Derivados de triazolopiridina en calidad de inhibidores de lipasas y fosfolipasas
Inventor: ZOLLER GERHARD
Filed: 2006-10-17
Abstract: La presente invención se refiere a derivados de triazolopiridina de la fórmula I con los significados indicados en la parte descriptiva, sus sales farmacéuticamente útiles y su uso como sustancias medicinales
Patent EE-200000802-A (EE)
Inventor: NERI DARIO
IPC: A61K47/48
Filed: 1999-05-11
Abstract: The present invention relates to antibodies with sub-nanomolar affinity specific for a characteristic epitope of the ED-B domain of fibronectin, a marker of angiogenesis Furthermore, it relates to the use of radiolabeled high affinity anti ED-B antibodies for detecting new-forming blood vessels in vivo and a diagnostic kit comprising comprising said antibody. Furthermore, it relates to conjugates comprising said antibodies and a suitable photoactive molecules (e.g. a judiciously chosen photosensitizer), and their use for the selective light-mediated occlusion of new blood vessels.
Patent GB-189700051-A (GB)
Title: Improved Means for Recording the Length of Time and the Number of Times a Billiard Table has been Played Upon.
Inventor: THOMAS ARTHUR CHARLES
Filed: 1897-01-01
Granted: 1897-11-20
Abstract: 51. Thomas, A. C., and Atkinson, J. E. Jan. 1. Tell-tales for checking servants. The apparatus is for recording the length of time and the number of times a billiard table has been played upon. An obstructing-device, such as an arm or rod, is placed over any part of the table to prevent play, and is turned out of the way when the table is to be used, such removal acting upon mechanism arranged to indicate the total time it is so removed and the number of times it is removed and replaced. The arm may turn so as to lie under one cushion, and is connected to a spindle 6 leading to a lock-up case 8 containing clocks and other recording- apparatus. The clock on the left is going constantly, that on the right only when the table is in use, and then it is operated by the first-mentioned clock. The spindle 6 has a cam 9 which can engage with a disc 10 on the end of the spindle 11 carrying a toothed wheel 13 adapted to gear with both minute-wheels 14, 15. When the cam is moved towards the disc, it acts on the spindle 11 and causes the disengagement of the wheel 13. A spindle 18 is driven so as to revolve once in every twelve hours, and is connected with a hand travelling over a "day" dial. A seconds hand and dial are also shown. To record the number of times the table has been used, a recording-drum 21 carries a sheet of paper, while a pencil 22 makes a mark each time the table is used on such paper. The drum 21 turns on the fixed screw 23, and is continuously rotated by the toothed wheel 24 gearing with the long toothed wheel 25 driven by the gear 26, 27 from the spring case 28. The pencil holder is mounted loosely on the spindle 32, which is rotated by levers 34, 35 and connecting-link 36 from the spindle 6. The pencil is raised by a stud 37 fixed to the spindle 32. A modified arrangement for coupling and uncoupling the ordinary clock and the special clock is described. Instead of a mechanical connection between the obstructing-arm and the recording-mechanism, a pneumatic or electrical arrangement may be used, in which the recording-mechanism may be situated at a distance.
Patent GB-189708297-A (GB)
Title: A Yielding Seat applicable in lieu of Saddle to a Velocipede.
Inventor: COCHRANE DOUGLAS MACKINNON BAI
Filed: 1897-03-31
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 8297. Dundonald, D. M. B. H. Cochrane, Earl of. March 31. Seats.-Relates to a yielding seat which may be used instead of a saddle for a bicycle or other velocipede. From the flanges A, B, which may be clamped to the saddle support, project rods D, E having their ends attached to ring frames F, G. A screwed rod H projects horizontally from the flange A, having a disc I free to slide thereon, outside of which is a fly nut J. A number of straps K are fixed at one end to the ring G, and their other ends are strained over the ring F and are attached by buckles to the disc I. Each of the straps can be independently strained, and the straps may be simultaneously strained by means of the nut J. Modifications are described, in one of which the straps are attached at the ends to rings and are strained by twisting a double cord connecting the rings, and in another the straps are attached to ribs which are adjusted by suitable nuts. Instead of separate straps, a single piece of canvas or other fabric may be employed.
Patent GB-189708674-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Switches.
Inventor: BROCKIES ALFRED CHARLES
Filed: 1897-04-05
Granted: 1898-02-19
Abstract: 8674. Brockies, A.C. April 5. Switches.-In a tumbler switch, the movable contact is a U-shaped piece e pivoted near its base by pins f and operated by a forked handle l engaging the ends of an insulated cross-pin g. A spring j is arranged on each side of the contact to pull it on or off. The handle is supported in a bridge - piece k, k<1>. This construction i s applicable to rocking switches.
Patent GB-189714238-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Apparatus for Refining Fats and Oils.
Inventor: DAVIDSON JAMES
Filed: 1897-06-11
Granted: 1898-01-08
Abstract: 14,238. Davidson, J., and Hepburn, C. G. June 11. Fats and fatty oils, purifying. Relates to a centrifugal filtering-appliance for purifying fats and oils. The liquid fat or oil is poured in a stream into the middle of the basket 6, which is rapidly rotated by means of the belt 16 and pulley 15. By centrifugal action the liquid is made to pass through the piles of white sawdust 4 and the fabric lining 10, and passes in the form of spray on to the corrugated wall of the outer chamber 19, which is kept cool by means of the continuous circulation of water supplied through the pipe 20. The purified fat is run off through the pipe 18.
Patent GB-189716366-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Saddles or Seats for Velocipedes and the like.
Inventor: ADDIS FREDERICK HENRY
Filed: 1897-07-10
Granted: 1898-05-20
Abstract: 16,366. Addis, F. H. July 10. Saddles.-Longitudinally-split saddles are constructed so that the depression of one side raises the other and vice versÔ. In the form shown in Figs. 1 and 3, the halves A and B are hinged at C, C and D, D to a rod E secured to the rear end of the spring F. In front, the parts A and B are connected by C - shaped springs H and doublejointed connections J to a rocking lever G pivoted to the front of the spring F. In a modification shown in Fig. 6, the sides A and B are pivoted at C, C and D, D to a back-plate L and a front-plate K. The plates K and L are connected by a girder M, and are carried on suitable springs F. A rocking lever G mounted on the girder M is connected by links H to the parts A and B as in the above form.
Patent GB-189724249-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Velocipedes and Auxiliary Motive Power therefor.
Inventor: PATERSON GILBERT
Filed: 1897-10-20
Granted: 1898-04-02
Abstract: 24,249. Paterson, G. Oct. 20. Motor road vehicles. - Relates t o improvements in velocipedes and auxiliary motive power therefor, w h i c h auxiliary power may be applied to motor cars and other vehicles. Fig. 1 shows the invention applied to a tricycle. Two oscillating cylinders b are suitably mounted on the framing, and their pistons are operated by crankpins e and spur gearing f, h. The wheels h may be thrown in and out of gear by means of pivoted levers forked at k to engage grooves in the wheel bosses. The cylinders are placed in connection with a reservoir by means of suitable valve arrangements c. The hollow framing is preferably utilized as a reservoir, but a separate reservoir, as shown in dotted lines, may be used. Air is compressed and stored when descending hills, and utilized for propelling the vehicle when desired. The compressed air may also be used for sounding an alarm p, or for inflating the saddle.
Patent GB-189725125-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Means for Indicating a Ship's Roll, and for giving other Indications and Alarms.
Inventor: HICKS JAMES JOSEPH
Filed: 1897-10-29
Granted: 1898-10-01
Abstract: 25,125. Hicks, J. J., and Zeal, G. H. Oct. 29. Alarms, burglar.-The instrument shown is for indicating the rolling of a ship, beyond certain limits, and ringing an alarm bell, but by slightly modifying the construction and dispensing with the index, it forms a burglar alarm. It consists of a tube a filled half with mercury and half with creosote, except for an air bubble f<1> to allow of expansion. Wires b, c are passed into the tube, the latter above the mercury under normal conditions, and are connected to the terminals k, l of a bell and battery. The opening of a door or window tilts the instrument on its axis h<1> so as to complete circuit.
Patent GB-189727898-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Locks and Latches.
Inventor: HARCOURT CHARLES JAMES
Filed: 1897-11-27
Granted: 1898-10-01
Abstract: 27,898. Harcourt, C. J. Nov. 27. Latches; l o c k s, key.-The case of a lock or latch for shop doors &c. is cast in two parts A, B. The body A has slots a, a' to receive the bolts, thus obviating the use of cores in casting. These slots are closed by projections b, b<1> on the cover-plate B, which is attached by screws.
Patent GB-189729500-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to Apparatus for Carbonating Water and other Liquids.
Inventor: MURPHY EDWARD EMANUEL
Filed: 1897-12-13
Granted: 1898-10-08
Abstract: 29,500. Murphy, E. E. Dec. 13. Aerating liquids.-Fig. 2 shows a rear elevation of one form of the apparatus, and Fig. 3 a longitudinal vertical section through a part of the apparatus, in which the actual aÙration is effected. In this apparatus, two aerating-vessels c are used, in which different pressures may be maintained so that two liquids of different degrees of saturation may be produced. The liquid is fed by a pump a<3> to a pipe b, and when the desired pressure is obtained the liquid acts to close a valve in a regulator a<5> which shuts off the supply of steam to the pump. The liquid flows from the pipe b into a branch pipe b<2> for one aÙrating-vessel c and through a reducing-valve b<20> and branch pipe b<1> for the other vessel c. From each branch pipe the liquid flows through a chest b<3> in which is a valve operated by a float f which acts to shut off the supply of liquid when a certain level is reached in the aÙrating-vessel. From each chest b<3> the liquid passes through a pipe b<5> to the inlet c', where it meets with gas which has passed through a reducing- valve and pipes c<11>, c<8>. The gas and water are mixed together during their passage through nozzles d, and layers of wire cloth in the chambers d<2>, c<4>, and collects in the vessels c. The air which collects in the upper part of the dome c<2> is blown off through the valve k, and tubes (not shown) serve to equalize the pressure between the vessels c and the chambers c<3>. A special draw-off arrangement is connected with the high-pressure cylinder c so that an aÙrated-water fountain may be filled therefrom and any waste gas left in the fountain may be utilized by mixing it with the water to be aÙrated. A modified arrangement of apparatus, with only one aÙrating-vessel c, is also described.
Patent GB-189729758-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Packages for Wrapping up Money and the like.
Inventor: PACKWOOD WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-12-15
Granted: 1898-04-16
Abstract: 29,758. Packwood, W. Dec. 15. Packing coins; paper bags.-Quantities of coins of certain values are packed in bags which are sealed by a gummed strip a, and across both the strip and bag may be printed information as to the nature and value of the contents, the packer, date,&c. The strips may be of different colours, to indicate that the contents are of silver or copper.
Patent GB-189730404-A (GB)
Title: Improved Apparatus for Removing Accumulations of Mud, Silt, or Sand in Rivers and Tide-ways, particularly applicable as a Salvage Vessel, also for Disinfecting and Deodorizing Water and Deposits.
Inventor: BAKER JOHN MORCOMBE BROMLEY
Filed: 1897-12-23
Granted: 1898-07-16
Abstract: 30,404. Baker, J. M. B. Dec. 23. Scouring rivers and the like.-Relates to apparatus for removing silt or sand from rivers and tideways, or from underneath stranded vessels. In addition to the arrangement of side swivelling tubes described in Specification No. 17,855, A.D. 1895, telescopic tubes b pass through wells a in the vessel, and are extended by lazy-tongs i operated by right and left handed screws l. The cylinders b<1> are mounted on trunnions, and can be swivelled fore and aft by worms and worm quadrants. A horizontal tube j provided with jets h is fitted to each of the lowest telescopic tubes. Disinfecting or deodorizing material, preferably in a solid form, is inserted in bulbs o round perforated portions of the pipes when it is required to disinfect or deodorize the water or deposits. Openings r in the bulbs are fitted with screwed caps.
Patent GB-189805785-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Rotary Engines adapted for Drilling, Boring, and the like.
Inventor: KELLER JULIUS
Filed: 1898-03-09
Granted: 1898-07-09
Abstract: 5785. Keller, J., and Haeseler, C. H. March 9. Boring and drilling.-Portable rotary engines adapted for drilling, boring, and the like are described. The fixed valve 8 has ports 7, 7<x> 8<x>, 17 and a partition 14 dividing its hollow interior into steam and exhaust chambers 15, 16 respectively. Revolving radial cylinders 20 have pistons 24 and rods 25 pivoted thereto at their outer ends and engaging the pin 26 projecting eccentrically from the valve at their inner ends, and also have a hollow boss 28 which revolves in the fixed sleeve 29. Power is transmitted by the wheels 34, 33, 36, 37 to the shaft 38 which carries the drill holder 39. The motive fluid passes through the passages 3 and 6, port 7, chamber 15, port 7<x>, and passage 22 to one of the cylinder ports 23. The exhaust from one of the other cylinders takes place through the parts 22, 16, 8x, 17, 18, and 19. The pipes 3 and 18 may form handles for carrying the engine. In a modification, the power is transmitted from the boss 28 to the drill socket by epicyclic gearing. The chamber 24<x> contains oil and is charged through a hole, not shown, in the valve 8.
Patent GB-189805860-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with Metallic Packing Boxes or Canisters for Packing Fish, Meats, Fruits, and other Edibles or Food.
Inventor: HARRIES WILLIAM JAMES
Filed: 1898-03-10
Granted: 1899-03-04
Abstract: 5860. Harries, W. J. March 10. Cans for packing perishable foodstuffs are enamelled internally so that no metal parts come in contact with the food. The body portion a is made from cold - rolled sheet steel or iron, seamed and afterwards enamelled. An enamelled disc d is placed over the foodstuff, and the can is closed by a dished lid e, of tin plate, fitting over the body a, and coming down on a bead b, to which it is soldered.
Patent GB-189806462-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Typewriting Machines.
Inventor: KOCHENDORFER KARL HEINRICH
Filed: 1898-03-16
Granted: 1898-05-28
Abstract: 6462. Kochendorfer, K. H. March 16. Type-writers.-Relates to the class of typewriters in which the types are on a flexible plate, and are brought into position and depressed through an opening on to the paper. The Figure represents a plan view. The type plate is on a frame D and moves over an ink pad on the bottom plate of a carriage B moving on guides a, b of the base A. An extension or arm E of the type frame D is pivoted to an arm F pivoted at d to a lug f on the carriage B. Rigidly attached to the arm E is an arm E<1> extending over an index or register plate g mounted on the cover-plate G of the carriage B. A plunger c in the end of the arm E<1> is pressed into any one of the recesses h of the index. The positioned type is pressed through the opening in the ink pad and carriage by a hammer on a lever i pivoted at n and operated by a spring key lever o, p.
Patent GB-189810134-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Direct Acting Fluid Pressure Engines.
Inventor: BALL ALBERT
Filed: 1898-05-03
Granted: 1898-06-04
Abstract: 10,134. Ball, A. May 3. Governing and regulating; cushioning reciprocating parts.-Relates to direct-acting fluidpressure engines, especially as used in percussive or pick machines for undercutting coal. To prevent jar or increased speed when the tool does not strike the coal, an auxiliary valve controls the admission of live air or steam to the end of the cylinder, and this valve is held closed by the cushioned air, which is only allowed to leak off slowly. The valve k is placed in the admission port as shown. Air compressed during cushioning passes through passages in the valve and past its packing, but can only leak off through the passages, which are contracted. A modification is also described with a subsidiary valve which closes a large inlet to the back of the valve k. The main distributing-valve is shown at f.
Patent GB-189812197-A (GB)
Title: Driving Device or Motor for Coin Freed and other Automatic Mechanism.
Inventor: SCHWARZCHILD ALEXANDER
Filed: 1898-05-28
Granted: 1898-07-30
Abstract: 12,197. Schwarzschild, A. May 28. Compressed-air engines. - Relates to apparatus actuated by fluid pressure, such as carbonic-acid gas, for driving orchestrions and the like, and which can be set in motion by a coin. On the end d<2> of the lever d being depressed by the weight of a coin or by other means, the hook d' releases the differential piston a', a<2>, which is thrust to the left by the motor fluid entering through e and uncovers the entrance to the pipe f through which the fluid passes to the valve chamber G, and through the pipe i<1> to the left of the piston h<1>, which is consequently forced to the right. At the end of the piston's stroke the valves g<1>, g<2> are reversed, and pressure is admitted to the right of the piston h by the pipe i, the two pistons, which are connected by a rack h<2>, are returned to their original positions, and in turn reverse the valves g<1>, g<2>. When the piston h uncovers the pipe K fluid pressure is admitted to the left of the valve a<2> and forces it to the right, where it is retained by the hook d'. The valves g<1>, g<2> may be dispensed with, and the pipes f and K communicate with opposite ends of a single cylinder. The motion of the rack is transmitted through ratchets and pinions to a shaft which rotates continuously in the same direction.
Patent GB-189823075-A (GB)
Title: Improved Writing or Blotting Pad with Paper Weight.
Inventor: KRUPER HEINRICH OTTO RICHARD
Filed: 1898-11-02
Granted: 1898-12-23
Abstract: 23,075. Kruper, H. O. R. Nov. 2. Paper-weights; writing-pads; blotting-appliances. -The writing or blotting pad A supports a rail B, on which slides a piece C provided with a handle g and carrying a lever D to which the paper-weight P is attached.
Patent GB-189826629-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Current Collectors for Electric Traction.
Inventor: PENNING-DUPUIS EDUARD
Filed: 1898-12-16
Granted: 1899-02-04
Abstract: 26,629. Penning-Dupuis, E. Dec. 16. Electric railways and tramways on the overhead system. Collectors.-The bow or frame is built up in a manner such as shown of the members 1, 2, 4, 5, 5', and carries a series of contact-rollers 11 on a hollow perforated spindle 6 containing lubricant. The rollers fit together with coned end bushes 7, 8 and intermediate ball bearings 10.
Patent GB-189900575-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Means for Smoking Tobacco.
Inventor: DELANEY EDWIN LOUIS
Filed: 1899-01-10
Granted: 1900-01-10
Abstract: 575. Delaney, E. L. Jan. 10. Tobacco pipes.-Means for smoking tobacco consisting of a tube a of pipeclay or other absorbent material, with or without admixture of magnesia or other substance to increase its absorbent properties. This tube is fixed on a mouthpiece b, and is filled with tobacco for smoking.
Patent GB-189906293-A (GB)
Title: Apparatus for Automatically Regulating the Heating and Ventilation of Railway Carriages and Buildings.
Inventor: DRUMMOND DUGALD
Filed: 1899-03-23
Granted: 1900-01-20
Abstract: 6293. Drummond, D. March 23. Heating; ventilating.-An apparatus for automatically regulating the heating or ventilation of railway carriages is shown in the Figure. The annular vessel A is filled with expansible liquid and the chamber A' with mercury, so that a rise in temperature causes the mercury to be forced up the tube C into the box D, and the lever H, which is connected to the ventilator or heat-controlling valve, to be raised.
Patent GB-189908976-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Cards for Correspondence, Advertising, and other purposes.
Inventor: BACHEM PETER JOSEF
Filed: 1899-04-29
Granted: 1900-06-29
Abstract: 8976. Bachem, P. J. April 29. Lithographic and like printing; printing, hidden or secret.-Cards for correspondence, advertising, and other purposes have representations or pictures produced on their surfaces which disappear or change as they are heated or cooled. To produce this effect, a part or the whole of the representations is composed of salts, such as those of cobalt, copper, &c., the colour of which varies with the temperature. Thus, in warmth, chlorate of cobalt is used to give blue, bichlorate of copper yellow, chlorate of cobalt with bichlorate of copper green, and sulphate of copper and potassic bromide brown ; and, in cold, magnesium-platina-cyanide is used to give red. Two representations may be superposed, being separated by a varnish or layer of transparent material, so that one or the other will appear according to the temperature ; or the separating-layer may be dispensed with, the materials used in each representation being dissolved in different solvents, one, say, in water, and the other in oil. To facilitate printing, the composition in oil may be mixed with Venetian turpentine and white wax. To enable the material dissolved in water to be printed, the substance is dissolved by heating until it dissolves in its water of crystallization, and gelatine and fish glue then added in a specified manner.
Patent GB-189910287-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Scales for Computing Weight and Value.
Inventor: HALLADAY LEWIS PUTNAM
Filed: 1899-05-16
Granted: 1899-08-05
Abstract: 10,287. Halladay, L. P. May 16. Value-indicating apparatus.-Fig. 1 shows the invention applied to an ordinary type of scales, the scale beam and computing - apparatus being shown in Figs. 2, 3, and 4. The scale beam B is provided with a spiral groove B' with which engages the poise D by means of two inwardly-projecting parts D', attached to an adjustable piece D<2>. Suitable indicating-figures are carried by the movable cylinder A, which is provided with a part B' projecting beyond the casing C and is engaged by the parts D<6> mounted on the adjustable piece D<8>. The material to be weighed being placed upon the scale, the end piece B' is rotated so as to move the poise to a position where the scale is balanced. In this position, the figures exposed through the slot A' in the casing indicate the value of the material at the price opposite such figures on the row of figures A', the weight also being indicated on the scale on the part B' and exposed to the view of the buyer through the glass piece C<1>.