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Patent DO-P2013000243-A (DO)
Title: Inhibidores sustituidos de acetil-coa carboxilasa
Inventor: DOW ROBERT LEE
IPC: A61K31/438
Filed: 2013-10-21
Abstract: La invención proporciona un compuesto de Fórmula (I) o una sal del mismo aceptable desde el punto de vista farmaceutico; donde G es R1, R2 y R3 son como se describe en Ia presente; composiciones farmacéuticas del mismo; y el uso del mismo en Ia fabricacion de medicamentos útiles en el tratamiento de enfermedades, afecciones o trastornos modulados por Ia inhibición de una enzima(s) acetil-CoA carboxilasa en un animal.
Patent DO-P2019000080-A (DO)
Title: Sistemas y métodos para programar una canaleta de crecimiento
Inventor: GARY BRET MILLAR
IPC: A01G31/04
Filed: 2019-03-28
Abstract: Se proporcionan sistemas y métodos para programar una canaleta de crecimiento en la presente. Una modalidad de una canaleta de crecimiento incluye una pluralidad de carros para el cultivo de plantas, una pluralidad de afectadores del ambiente de la canaleta, y un dispositivo de computación de la canaleta que, cuando se ejecuta por un procesador, causa que la canaleta de crecimiento reciba un programa de receta. El programa de receta puede definir una receta de cultivo para la canaleta de crecimiento y puede causar la activación de al menos una porción de la pluralidad de afectadores del ambiente de la canaleta para facilitar el crecimiento para la pluralidad de plantas respectivas. El programa de receta se puede crear por medio de un lenguaje de programación que incluye una pluralidad de comandos para controlar la canaleta de crecimiento. En algunas modalidades, la pluralidad de comandos son específicos a la canaleta de crecimiento. Las modalidades de la canaleta de crecimiento pueden adicionalmente ejemplificar de una pluralidad de casos del programa de receta que corresponde con cada una de la pluralidad de carros.
Patent DO-P2022000276-A (DO)
Title: Metil (r)2(fluorometil)5oxo4fenil4,5,6,7tetrahidro1hciclopenta[b]piridin3carboxilato y metil (r)2(fluorometil)5oxo4fenil1,4,5,7tetrahidrofuro[3,4b]piridin3carboxilato como activadores de cav1.2
Inventor: JAMES NEEF
IPC: C07D491/048
Filed: 2022-12-07
Abstract: La presente divulgación proporciona un compuesto de acuerdo con la fórmula (I) (I)  o una sal farmacéuticamente aceptable de este como activadores de CaV1.22 para el tratamiento de esquizofrenia, trastorno bipolar, trastorno depresivo mayor, trastorno debido al uso de sustancias, TDAH, síndrome de PhelanMcDermid, trastornos del espectro autista, esclerosis múltiple, demencia frontotemporal, enfermedad de Alzheimer, síndrome de Brugada, síndrome de QT corto, o síndrome de repolarización precoz.
Patent EC-SP11011416-A (EC)
Title: Procedimiento mejorado para el pretratamiento de biomasa
Inventor: COTTI COMETTINI MARCO
IPC: D21C5/00
Filed: 2011-10-25
Abstract: El procedimiento para el tratamiento de biomasa lignocelulósica comprende los pasos de:A) embeber una carga de alimentación de biomasa lignocelulósica en vapor o agua líquida o una mezcla de los mismos en el rango de temperatura de 100 a 210°C durante 1 minuto a 24 horas para crear una biomasa embebida que tiene un contenido seco y un primer líquido;B) separar por lo menos una parte del primer líquido de la biomasa embebida para crear una primera corriente de líquido y una primera corriente de sólidos; en donde la primera corriente de sólidos comprende la biomasa embebida; yC) someter la primera corriente de sólidos a explosión de vapor para crear una corriente sometida a explosión de vapor que comprende sólidos y un segundo líquido.
Patent GB-189708168-A (GB)
Title: A Process for Preserving Hides or Skins for Transport or Manufacturing Purposes.
Inventor: SCOTT JOHN WILLIAM
Filed: 1897-03-30
Granted: 1897-05-01
Abstract: 8168. Scott, J. W. March 30. Hides or skins, raw, treating; furs.-Hides or skins &c. are treated for transport, or as a preliminary process to tanning &c., by steeping them in a solution of molasses in water. When the hides &c. are to be transported, this process simply takes the place of salting ; if they are to be tanned, it follows the usual liming and bating process, and precedes the tanning operation or treatment with grease or oil. Equivalent saccharine bodies which will undergo lactous or butyrous fermentation may bo employed.
Patent GB-189713048-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Photographic Plate Changing Boxes or Magazines.
Inventor: CAYZER ARTHUR EDWARD BRYANT
Filed: 1897-05-27
Granted: 1898-04-30
Abstract: 13,048. Cayzer, A. E. B. May 27. Change-boxes.-Relates to a separate store-box, to and from which the plates are transferred from and to a dark slide. At one side of the box are guides D, into which the dark slide is pushed. A plate is then transferred. to the dark slide through the slit B after the sliding door which covers the slit has been opened. The dark slide is placed in a camera, and the plate is exposed by opening the shutter H. The slide is then placed in guides K on the top of the camera, and by opening the shutter J on the dark slide and the shutter L on the change-box, the exposed plate is allowed to drop into the change-box.
Patent GB-189725603-A (GB)
Title: Improved Bicycle Driving Gear.
Inventor: CALDWELL JOHN ALEXANDER
Filed: 1897-11-04
Granted: 1898-02-26
Abstract: 25,603. Caldwell, J. A. Nov. 4. Driving - mechanism for bicycles. Treadle-levers 17, 18 are pivoted behind the rear wheel axle, and have slots 20 which engage rollers 16 carried on cranks 14, 15, secured to the ends of the rear wheel axle 3. The latter is mounted on ball bearings in the rear forks, and has secured to its end 6 a hub which carries by means of arms 9 two rings 7, 8 fixed together and carrying pinions 11, which engage with an internal stationary wheel 12 and with a wheel 2 secured to the wheel hub 1. Plates 13 encase the mechanism. The hub 1 is mounted as usual on ball bearings on the axle 3. The motion of the levers 17, 18 causes the cranks 14, 15 and rings 7, 8 to rotate and carry round the pinions 11, thereby driving the wheel 2 on the rear wheel. This gear may be applied to the front wheel, the cranks being in that case lengthened and driven by pedals as usual.
Patent GB-189809202-A (GB)
Title: Improved Device to be used in Cleaning Lamp Glasses.
Inventor: SANSOM EDWARD
Filed: 1898-04-21
Granted: 1899-04-21
Abstract: 9202. Sansom, E. April 21. Chimneys. - Bulbous lamp glasses are cleaned by placing a cloth or duster over whalebone or other springs a which are attached to, or mounted in slots a<1> in; parts A, B, which are then telescoped to expand the springs a as shown in Fig. 1. The parts A, B may be mounted in a sleeve or guide C slotted for the passage of the springs a, and a spring d may be provided for returning the part A to the normal position indicated by the dotted lines.
Patent GB-189813750-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Auto-motor Cycles and Cars.
Inventor: RHODIN JOHN GUSTAF ADOLF
Filed: 1898-06-21
Granted: 1899-04-29
Abstract: 13,750. Rhodin, J. G. A. June 21. Motor road vehicles.-The central pair of wheels 2, 3 are supported in bearings in rigid connection, and the side wheels 4, 5 running loosely on separate short axles or on the axle 12 are supported in bearings carried by yielding connections. The two side wheels thus help to support the vehicle but are free to yield independently of each other and of the central wheels. The object is to reduce friction and loss of power when running over uneven ground.
Patent GB-189814883-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Sorting or Picking Belts for Minerals and the like.
Inventor: SILCOCK REGINALD HEBER
Filed: 1898-07-06
Granted: 1899-05-27
Abstract: 14,883. Silcock, R. H. July 6. Separating or sorting coal, ores, &c. - Relates to sorting and picking bands for conveying coal, ores, &c. The transverse wires A are provided at each end with rollers B to prevent friction, and with connecting-links C to relieve the strain on the hooked ends D of the wires. These links are specially applicable to the bands described in Specification No. 20,614, A.D. 1893.
Patent GB-189823221-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Treatment of Complex Ores.
Inventor: BECHI GUY DE
Filed: 1898-11-04
Granted: 1899-10-07
Abstract: 23,221. Bechi, G. de. Nov. 4. Treating ores; silver; zinc; manganese; lead; copper; gold. - Relates to the treatment of complex zinc-bearing ores. The pulverized ore and a chloride such as sodium chloride are roasted in separate chambers, the gases proceeding from the roasted ore being caused to pass into contact with the salt. A little of the salt may be mixed with the ore. Superheated steam is injected into the furnace, and as a result sodium sulphate, (salt cake) &c., and hydrochloric acid and other vapours and gases are produced, the vapours &c. being led to a suitable condensing tower. In the case of ores which do not give off sufficient sulphurous compounds to form the sodium sulphate, a quantity of pyrites is roasted at the same time, either mixed with the ore or in a separate chamber. The acidulated water from the condensing-tower is used to leach or lixiviate the ores, thereby obtaining a solution of various metallic chlorides. If the roasted ore contains some soluble sulphate, a solution of calcium chloride is added, which forms an insoluble sulphate and also eliminates any sulphuric acid in the acidulated water. The silver is precipitated from the solution as a sulphide by the addition of a small quantity of lime and calcium sulphide, and the solution may then contain, for example, the chlorides of zinc, copper, manganese, sodium, and calcium, &c. The residue may contain lead, silver, gold, iron, &c. in insoluble form. If an excess of hydrochloric acid has been employed in the leaching-fluid, iron may go into solution, and in such case it is desirable to remove it by adding fresh roasted ore. Any silver left in the solution of the chlorides is precipitated with copper or zinc, and the remaining metals are separated by fractional precipitation with lime &c. or soda ash. The metals are precipitated as hydrates in a convenient form for the production of the metals or of the salts of the metals. The residue is treated in a cupola or other suitable furnace, and an alloy obtained containing practically all the lead, silver, and gold in the ore, the iron remaining in the slag. Any zinc in the residue and a quantity of lead are volatilized during this process, and after condensation are added to the fresh ore before leaching. The calcium chloride in the last filtrate may be used to eliminate the soluble sulphates as above explained.
Patent GB-189823304-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or relating to Dancing Toys.
Inventor: GRAY WILLIAM
Filed: 1898-11-05
Granted: 1899-09-30
Abstract: 23,304. Gray, W. Nov. 5. Money boxes. - The dancing figure or toy a may be combined with the money box b.
Patent GB-189826710-A (GB)
Title: Improvements connected with Locks or Fastenings for Writing, Bill, and other Cases.
Inventor: JOHNSON PETER THOMAS
Filed: 1898-12-17
Granted: 1899-11-25
Abstract: 26,710. Johnson, P. T. Dec. 17. Fastenings ; locks, key. - Relates to a hasp fastening or lock for securing the strap of a writing, bill, or other base. The strap E has a number of elongated holes D, through one of which is passed the staple C of the hasp plate A. A loop B on the plate A embraces the strap. The staple C enters the lock G, which is broadened out to give room for the keyhole I on one side and an operating or dummy button H on the other.
Patent GB-189905937-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in the Manufacture of Flexible Leather-like Substances.
Inventor: SCHWARZHUBER LEOPOLD
Filed: 1899-03-18
Granted: 1900-03-17
Abstract: 5937. Schwarzhuber, L. March 18. Wood, treating for preserving &c.-Relates to the manufacture of a leather-like flexible substance from wood veneers, applicable for boot soles and for other purposes. Starch powder or crushed potatoes or other starch-containing materials are boiled under pressure in an alkali lye. A gelatinous, brown, glue like liquid is obtained, into which the veneers are introduced and steam pressure applied, the process rendering them soft and flexible.
Patent GB-189906939-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in and relating to the Manufacture of Baker's Yeast.
Inventor: NORGAARD AXEL EMIL
Filed: 1899-03-30
Granted: 1900-03-30
Abstract: 6939. Norgaard, A. E. March 30. Yeast.-Relates to a preparation of bakers yeast from ordinary brewers' yeast. The yeast is lixiviated with water, its acidity is neutralized, it is again washed with fresh water, and the bulk of it is added to an ordinary wort, but a portion of the yeast is treated separately by boiling it, and this boiled yeast is then added to the wort mentioned above. The fermentation is conducted at a temperature of 83‹ F., and the wort is continually aÙrated until the sugar has all been converted into alcohol, after which it is filtered through a filter-press and the yeast so obtained is washed with water.
Patent GB-189909313-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Packing Piston Valves.
Inventor: SCHMIDT WILHELM
Filed: 1899-05-03
Granted: 1900-05-03
Abstract: 9313. Schmidt, W. May 3. Pistons.-Relates to packing for piston valves designed so that, while the working fluid is admitted behind the packing in order to balance it, excessive pressure is prevented by the admission of such working fluid being effected progressively and in proportion to the extent of the surface of the packing-ring exposed at the steam ports. Fig. 1 shows in section a portion of a piston valve head with one form of the invention applied. The split or expanding packing-ring a is held between the closed or solid rings b, c. The apposed surfaces of these rings are stepped, as shown, so as to form a number of separate annular cavities at the back of the ring a, and perforations or ducts extend from the periphery into each of the cavities. As these ducts come over the port one after the other, the working fluid is admitted behind the packing only in proportion to the surface exposed to external pressure. The joint in the ring a is stepped, as shown in Fig. 2. In modifications, two outer or packing rings may be made to embrace a single closed ring, or the number of steps may be diminished, or a single ring may be employed alone.
Patent GB-189914947-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Metal Handles.
Inventor: SHAW EDWARD JOHN
Filed: 1899-07-20
Granted: 1899-09-23
Abstract: 14,947. Shaw, E. J. July 20. Handles.-A roller is threaded on a wire stirrup a. The end c is split and passed through a hole in the end b, in which it is secured by wedging the split ends apart.
Patent GB-189919868-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Brake Mechanism, suitable for use with Bicycles, Motor Cycles and like Vehicles.
Inventor: HOLTAM GEORGE CHARLES
Filed: 1899-10-03
Granted: 1900-09-08
Abstract: 19,868. Holtam, G. C., and Marshall, D. Oct. 3. Brakes.-Relates to brake mechanism for use with bicycles, motor cycles, and like vehicles. The brake blocks h are carried by a pair of arms b united by a cross-piece c pivoted in a clip d secured to the frame. The bridge-piece n, threaded on the arms b and resting on the collars r, bears against two springs q, and is attached to the flexible connector 2, which is provided with a hook 1 adapted to fall into one of the recesses u engaging with the shell t on the pedal shaft s, when the latter is rotated backwards, causing the arms b to be pulled down and the brake blocks h to bear upon the rim. The connector 2 is made in two pieces, to permit adjustment, and its motion is limited by the pin 7<a>, which moves in the slot 8 of the tubular guide x. In a modification, the two springs q are replaced by a single spring enclosed in a telescopic casing ; the flexible connector terminates in a loop adapted to be engaged by teeth on the pedal shaft when the latter is turned backwards ; and the free end of one of the arms b is connected to the frame by a spiral spring.
Patent GB-189920368-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in or connected with the Driving and Brake Gear of Velocipedes and other similar Machines.
Inventor: WILKINSON ROBERT JAMES
Filed: 1899-10-11
Granted: 1900-09-22
Abstract: 20,368. Wilkinson, R. J. Oct. 11. Clutches; brakes. Relates to free-wheel clutches acting in both directions, and back-pedalling brakes. In the arrangement shown in Fig. 2, reversely-acting pawls a<2>, a<3>, pivoted on a boss a<1> on the crank axle, engage teeth c<3> formed on a flange c<2> on the chainwheel. When the cranks are held horizontal, the upper pawl falls into the position shown, and is rendered inoperative. In a modification, the pawls are arranged to engage teeth formed on the exterior of a boss carried by the chain-wheel. Fig. 6 shows an arrangement in which two pawls a<2>, a<3> are arranged for forward driving, and the backpedalling pawl is replaced by two or more roller clutches a', which act between the flange c<2> on the chain-wheel and a flanged disc carried by the crank axle. Roller clutches may be used for forward driving, and pawls for back-pedalling. Fig. 12 shows a clutch arranged to operate a back-pedalling brake. A disc g on the crank axle is formed with inclined recesses for clutch rollers f, which during back-pedalling engage a loose disc e so as to force it against, and thus rotate, a disc d carrying an arm d<2> connected to the brake. The clutch rollers may act directly on the disc d, the disc e being dispensed with.
Patent GB-189924310-A (GB)
Title: Improvements connected with Coin Freed Appliances for Locks or Fasteners of Lavatories and like places.
Inventor: BEAUMONT FREDERICK JOHN
Filed: 1899-12-06
Granted: 1900-11-03
Abstract: 24,310. Beaumont, F. J. Dec. 6. Latches; sliding bolts.-Relates to coin-freed fastenings for lavatories &c. The coin is inserted through the slot Y, and is received between the carriers C on the discs B mounted on the spindle A. When the outside handle F is turned, the coin is carried round the guide G and, after pushing aside the weighted lever I, acts on the lever Q, by which the bolt L is withdrawn. When the handle is released, the spring M shoots out the bolt, and the coin is discharged through the opening H, which is uncovered through the lever I resuming its normal position. A half turn of the handle, or a little more, is required to operate the bolt, and therefore two coin slots Z are formed in the outer disc B and two pairs of carriers C are provided. The pawl J stops the discs in the correct position when they are turned back through the action of the spring. The bolt is released from inside by the handle N. The sliding bolt U, operated by the handle V, is connected with the arm R carrying an "engaged" indicator.
Patent GB-190006229-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Bed Rest or Support.
Inventor: ELLERTON JOHN
Filed: 1900-04-03
Granted: 1900-12-31
Abstract: 6229. Ellerton, J. April 3. Seats and seat backs.-Relates to back or bed-rests for use on beds, couches, seats, and railway carriages. A suitably-stiffened band a, adjustable in length by straps &c. d, has at its edges rods c to which are looped cords e forming bights in which run pulleys f with swivelling eyed shanks. A cord i is fixed to one pulley shank f, by a spring hook h or by tying, and, after passing round pulleys j, k, is knotted to the shank of the other pulley f. The pulleys j, k are connected by elastic bands l and straps to the foot of the bedstead &c. or to uprights r clamped to the bedstead, seat, couch, &c. frame. The elastic and spring hooks h and bands l may be dispensed with if a piece of elastic material is inserted in the cord i. A head - rest is formed by netting &c., stretched in a frame m, the legs of which are inserted in sheaths n on the band a. Adjustable cords q fixed to the frame and passing through the eyed shanks g to the lower ends of the rods c form stays to hold the head-rest in place. When used in railway carriages, the pulleys j, k are connected to the luggage racks.
Patent GB-190011436-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Machinery for Mercerising Yarn in the Hank.
Inventor: DOLDER JULES
Filed: 1900-06-23
Granted: 1900-07-28
Abstract: 11,436. Dolder, J. June 23. Yarns and threads, mercerizing. - Relates to mercerizing - machines in which the yarn-carrying rollers are rotated intermittently. On the axle 1 of the hank - carrying roller is a grooved friction roller 2, which is driven by a continuously rotating roller 3 carried by a system of weighted levers 4, 5, 7, 8, the lever 8 being actuated by a cam 9 so as to raise the roller 3 or cause it to fall into engagement with the grooved friction roller 2 at such intervals as is required.
Patent GB-190018144-A (GB)
Title: An Improved Hunting Crop or Whip Handle.
Inventor: IRVEN CYRIL NORRIS
Filed: 1900-10-12
Granted: 1901-09-14
Abstract: 18,144. I r v e n, C. N. Oct. 12. Whips and hunting- crops.-The handle of a hunting-crop or whip is of S-form as shown, so that it may be readily used for pushing or pulling gates &c.
Patent GB-190018736-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Mitre Cramps
Inventor: GRIFFIN RICHARD HOLLINGSWORTH
Filed: 1900-10-20
Granted: 1901-10-19
Abstract: 18,736. Griffin, R. H. Oct. 20. Cramps, mitre. The work is gripped between the jaws B and the jaw D. The jaws B are formed on the ends of curved bars A pivoted together at C. The jaw D is actuated by a screw E passing through the boss C, and has flanges G which bear against the flanges H on the arms A. As the jaw D approaches the jaws B, the jaws B approach one another by reason of the flanges above mentioned.
Patent GB-190100672-A (GB)
Title: Improvements relating to Sound Recording and Reproducing Machines.
Inventor: JOHNSON ELDRIDGE REEVES
Filed: 1901-01-10
Granted: 1901-02-16
Abstract: 672. Johnson, E. R. Jan. 10. Phonographs; graphophones and like soundrecording instruments.-A sound box for machines for recording and reproducing sounds is constructed by arranging a sound box B pivoted on the plate A attached to the mouthpiece &c. socket a. The socket a projects forward into a slightly larger recess in the back of the sound box B. The recess in the sound box B expands by sloping walls to a cylindrical diaphragm cell. The diaphragm C is held in position by metal and liquid gasketing. A plate D protects the front of the diaphragm, and carries two pins h<2>, i<2> having V grooves in which knife edges on the stylus bar rest. The stylus bar is T-shaped, the upper bar f being connected by a rod e to the diaphragm. The bar is held in position by a cord G, which, aftar passing round the pins h<2>, i<2> and through the turned-down end of the stylus bar at j<1>, is connected to a coiled spring H carried by the adjustable lever L.
Patent GB-190101181-A (GB)
Title: Improvements in Electric Switches
Inventor: SPARK ALEXANDER
Filed: 1901-01-18
Granted: 1902-01-02
Abstract: 1181. Spark, A. Jan. 18. Switches.-The switch arm is mounted so that it must take a definite "on" or "off" position independently of the position of the handle. In the form shown, the arm consists of metal bars A, A connected by stretchers Wand adapted to make contact with contacts E. The bars are pivoted on a spindle P carried in brackets F which are formed at the rear ends with inclined faces. One of the stretchers is hollow, and fitted with spring plungers D carrying antifriction balls which roll on the inclines. The handle is also mounted on the spindle P, and is given sufficient play to allow the arm to spring in and out of the contacts E.