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Gas phase epitaxy method, comprising the method step: - growing a III-V layer with a doping, which changes from a first type of conductivity to a second type of conductivity, on a surface of a substrate or a preceding layer in a reaction chamber from the gas phase from an epitaxy gas flow comprising a carrier gas, at least one first precursor for an element from the III main group and at least one second precursor for an element from the V main group, wherein the element of the III main group is gallium and the element of the V main group is arsenic, the first conductivity type is p and the second conductivity type is n - on reaching a first growth height by means of a ratio of a first mass flow of the first precursor to a second mass flow of the second precursor in the epitaxy gas flow and with or without addition of a further precursor for a doping substance of the first conductivity type to the epitaxy gas flow a first doping start value of the first conductivity type is set, - subsequently through stepped or continuous increase in a mass flow of a third precursor and/or through stepped or continuous change in the ratio between the first mass flow and the second mass flow a doping of the III-V layer is changed over a transition region layer (Ü) with a growth height of at least 10 μm in steps or continuously until reaching a doping target value of the second conductivity type. - growing a III-V layer with a doping, which changes from a first type of conductivity to a second type of conductivity, on a surface of a substrate or a preceding layer in a reaction chamber from the gas phase from an epitaxy gas flow comprising a carrier gas, at least one first precursor for an element from the III main group and at least one second precursor for an element from the V main group, - on reaching a first growth height by means of a ratio of a first mass flow of the first precursor to a second mass flow of the second precursor in the epitaxy gas flow and with or without addition of a further precursor for a doping substance of the first conductivity type to the epitaxy gas flow a first doping start value of the first conductivity type is set, - subsequently through stepped or continuous increase in a mass flow of a third precursor and/or through stepped or continuous change in the ratio between the first mass flow and the second mass flow a doping of the III-V layer is changed over a transition region layer (Ü) with a growth height of at least 10 μm in steps or continuously until reaching a doping target value of the second conductivity type.
Crystalline 14-methyl-20-oxa-5,7,14,27-tetraazatetracyclo-[19.3.1.12,6.18,12]heptacosa-1,2,4,6,8,10,12,16,21,23-decaene citrate salt characterized by a powder x-ray diffraction pattern having reflections at 2 theta = 21.5 °.
A pharmaceutical composition, comprising: i) a benzoheterocyclic compound, a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, or a stereoisomer thereof, and ii) one or more androgen receptor pathway modulator; wherein the combination of the benzoheterocyclic compound and the androgen receptor pathway modulator is that: B001 and Enzalutamide, K001 and Enzalutamide, D107 and Enzalutamide, B001 and ARN-509, K001 and ARN-509, D107 and ARN-509, B001 and Galeterone, K001 and Galeterone, D107 and Galeterone, B001 and ODM-201, K001 and ODM-201, D108 and ODM-201, F001 and ODM-201, B002 and Enzalutamide, B003 and Enzalutamide, B004 and Enzalutamide, B005 and Enzalutamide, B006 and Enzalutamide, B002 and ARN-509, B003 and ARN-509, B004 and ARN-509, B005 and ARN-509, B006 and ARN-509, B001 and Enzalutamide and Galeterone, B001 and Enzalutamide and Abiraterone acetate, B001 and ARN-509 and Abiraterone acetate, B001 and ARN-509 and Galeterone, K001 and Enzalutamide and Galeterone, K001 and Enzalutamide and Abiraterone acetate, K001 and ARN-509 and Abiraterone acetate, K001 and ARN-509 and Galeterone; wherein the structures of B001, B002, B003, B004, B005, B006, F001, K001, D107 and D108 are as follows: and wherein the structure of ARN-509 is the structure of ODM-201 is wherein the combination of the benzoheterocyclic compound and the androgen receptor pathway modulator is that: B001 and Enzalutamide, K001 and Enzalutamide, D107 and Enzalutamide, B001 and ARN-509, K001 and ARN-509, D107 and ARN-509, B001 and Galeterone, K001 and Galeterone, D107 and Galeterone, B001 and ODM-201, K001 and ODM-201, D108 and ODM-201, F001 and ODM-201, B002 and Enzalutamide, B003 and Enzalutamide, B004 and Enzalutamide, B005 and Enzalutamide, B006 and Enzalutamide, B002 and ARN-509, B003 and ARN-509, B004 and ARN-509, B005 and ARN-509, B006 and ARN-509, B001 and Enzalutamide and Galeterone, B001 and Enzalutamide and Abiraterone acetate, B001 and ARN-509 and Abiraterone acetate, B001 and ARN-509 and Galeterone, K001 and Enzalutamide and Galeterone, K001 and Enzalutamide and Abiraterone acetate, K001 and ARN-509 and Abiraterone acetate, K001 and ARN-509 and Galeterone; wherein the structures of B001, B002, B003, B004, B005, B006, F001, K001, D107 and D108 are as follows: and wherein the structure of ARN-509 is the structure of ODM-201 is
A method of detecting ovalbumin in a sample, said method comprising: adding a proteolytic enzyme to the sample to lyse at least a portion of any ovalbumin present in the sample, into a plurality of peptides; and utilizing liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) to analyze said plurality of peptides to determine whether ovalbumin is present by monitoring at least one precursor-product ion pair transition with specified m/z value associated with a specific amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of: i) SEQ ID NO: 1, m/z value of about 391/504, 391/667, or 391/433; ii) SEQ ID NO: 3, m/z value of about 605/419, 605/621, or 605/749; iii) SEQ ID NO: 5, m/z value of about 791/1052, 791/951, or 791/1239; and iv) SEQ ID NO: 6, m/z value of about 844/666, 844/1332, or 844/1121. adding a proteolytic enzyme to the sample to lyse at least a portion of any ovalbumin present in the sample, into a plurality of peptides; and utilizing liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) to analyze said plurality of peptides to determine whether ovalbumin is present by monitoring at least one precursor-product ion pair transition with specified m/z value associated with a specific amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of: i) SEQ ID NO: 1, m/z value of about 391/504, 391/667, or 391/433; ii) SEQ ID NO: 3, m/z value of about 605/419, 605/621, or 605/749; iii) SEQ ID NO: 5, m/z value of about 791/1052, 791/951, or 791/1239; and iv) SEQ ID NO: 6, m/z value of about 844/666, 844/1332, or 844/1121. i) SEQ ID NO: 1, m/z value of about 391/504, 391/667, or 391/433; ii) SEQ ID NO: 3, m/z value of about 605/419, 605/621, or 605/749; iii) SEQ ID NO: 5, m/z value of about 791/1052, 791/951, or 791/1239; and iv) SEQ ID NO: 6, m/z value of about 844/666, 844/1332, or 844/1121.
A hermetic electric compressor having a compressor and an electric motor configured to drive the compressor built into a sealed housing, wherein the electric motor includes a stator to which plastic insulating bobbins having flanges (30B,30C) on an inner and outer circumferences of a plurality of tooth parts of a stator core are fitted and around which a stator winding wire is wound in concentrated winding around the plastic insulating bobbins, characterized in that an internal protector for electric-motor protection is latched between the inner and outer circumferential flanges (30B,30C) of the plastic insulating bobbins by being urged against the stator winding wire, and the internal protector is electrically connected to the electric motor and interrupts the electrical circuit in an emergency.
A heat not burn "HNB" device (101, 201) comprising: a thermally conductive shroud at least partly defining a cavity for receipt of an HNB consumable (102, 202), said thermally conductive shroud being arranged to transfer heat to an outer surface of a HNB consumable (102, 202), when it is received in the cavity; a heater (104, 204); and a thermally conductive path connecting the heater (104, 204) to the shroud; characterised in that the heater (104, 204) projects into the cavity, is elongate and defines a longitudinal axis, and is arranged to penetrate a portion of the consumable (102, 202) when received in the cavity. a thermally conductive shroud at least partly defining a cavity for receipt of an HNB consumable (102, 202), said thermally conductive shroud being arranged to transfer heat to an outer surface of a HNB consumable (102, 202), when it is received in the cavity; a heater (104, 204); and a thermally conductive path connecting the heater (104, 204) to the shroud; characterised in that the heater (104, 204) projects into the cavity, is elongate and defines a longitudinal axis, and is arranged to penetrate a portion of the consumable (102, 202) when received in the cavity.
Suction equipment, comprising: a columnar main body; a flat end face formed at the main body; a concave part formed at the end face; a fluid flow forming means configured for forming a fluid swirl flow in the concave part or forming a radial flow by discharging fluid into the concave part, the fluid swirl flow or the radial flow generating negative pressure that applies suction to a member; a baffle plate configured for preventing the member from entering the concave part, and one or more support members configured for supporting the baffle plate so that the baffle plate opposes the concave part, and that form, between the end face and the baffle plate, a flow path for fluid to flow out of the concave part, the suction equipment being characterized in that the baffle plate is further configured for allowing a fluid, to which suction is applied due to the negative pressure, a columnar main body; a flat end face formed at the main body; a concave part formed at the end face; a fluid flow forming means configured for forming a fluid swirl flow in the concave part or forming a radial flow by discharging fluid into the concave part, the fluid swirl flow or the radial flow generating negative pressure that applies suction to a member; a baffle plate configured for preventing the member from entering the concave part, and one or more support members configured for supporting the baffle plate so that the baffle plate opposes the concave part, and that form, between the end face and the baffle plate, a flow path for fluid to flow out of the concave part, the suction equipment being characterized in that the baffle plate is further configured for allowing a fluid, to which suction is applied due to the negative pressure,
A computerized method, comprising: recognizing a current condition of a writing-pad tool displayed on a touchscreen interface (220, 250) based on whether text is provided within a content-entry area generated by the writing-pad tool; ascertaining whether a focus of a cursor tool resides within the content-entry area; ascertaining which actions are available for invocation at the writing-pad tool based on the recognized current condition and based on the ascertainment of the focus of the cursor; identifying teaching animations mapped to the actions available for invocation, said actions including managing actions if no text is provided within the content-entry area, and including editing actions if text is provided within the content-entry area, wherein the managing actions comprise at least one of the commands insert words, open file, or close tool, and wherein the editing actions comprise at least one of the commands delete words, join words, split words, correct words, or add space; temporarily storing the identified teaching animations in an active state, wherein each teaching animation comprises a video of a model hand and/or pen properly executing a manual gesture for invoking the corresponding action; presenting said identified teaching animations as selectable controls on a user interface display; receiving a user-initiated input directed at one of the selectable controls of the teaching animations; and launching the teaching animation that corresponds to the user- initiated input. recognizing a current condition of a writing-pad tool displayed on a touchscreen interface (220, 250) based on whether text is provided within a content-entry area generated by the writing-pad tool; ascertaining whether a focus of a cursor tool resides within the content-entry area; ascertaining which actions are available for invocation at the writing-pad tool based on the recognized current condition and based on the ascertainment of the focus of the cursor; identifying teaching animations mapped to the actions available for invocation, said actions including managing actions if no text is provided within the content-entry area, and including editing actions if text is provided within the content-entry area, wherein the managing actions comprise at least one of the commands insert words, open file, or close tool, and wherein the editing actions comprise at least one of the commands delete words, join words, split words, correct words, or add space; temporarily storing the identified teaching animations in an active state, wherein each teaching animation comprises a video of a model hand and/or pen properly executing a manual gesture for invoking the corresponding action; presenting said identified teaching animations as selectable controls on a user interface display; receiving a user-initiated input directed at one of the selectable controls of the teaching animations; and launching the teaching animation that corresponds to the user- initiated input.
A method for manufacturing a heat insulation box including an inner box that stores an article therein, an outer box that includes an opening, and a foamed material that fills a space between the inner box and the outer box by foaming and includes a recessed portion in the opening of the outer box, the method comprising: disposing the outer box outside the inner box with a space interposed therebetween; characterized by covering the opening from outside of the outer box with an elastic sheet; inserting a jig having a projected portion corresponding to the recessed portion from the outside of the outer box into the opening and pushing the elastic sheet into the space between the inner box and the outer box with the projected portion; and injecting the foamed material into the space between the inner box and the outer box and foaming the foamed material to form the recessed portion with the elastic sheet in close contact with a surface of the recessed portion, wherein the elastic sheet is provided with a plurality of holes longitudinally and laterally aligned. disposing the outer box outside the inner box with a space interposed therebetween; characterized by covering the opening from outside of the outer box with an elastic sheet; inserting a jig having a projected portion corresponding to the recessed portion from the outside of the outer box into the opening and pushing the elastic sheet into the space between the inner box and the outer box with the projected portion; and injecting the foamed material into the space between the inner box and the outer box and foaming the foamed material to form the recessed portion with the elastic sheet in close contact with a surface of the recessed portion, wherein the elastic sheet is provided with a plurality of holes longitudinally and laterally aligned.
Device for producing of non-porous profiles from separation residues by means of extrusion, comprising an extrusion press with a compression chamber consisting of a press punch, a press die and a reciprocating member, into which a pile consisting of separation residues of separating production processes or the like is placed such as chips or residual materials, wherein a cover element can be arranged between the press die and the compression chamber, sealing it on the press die side, against which the press punch compresses the pile of separation residues to form a pressed pellet and thereby removes fluid inclusions remaining in the compression chamber and in the pile in a directed manner, after which the covering element can be removed again and the compressed pressed pellet can be pressed through the press die as a profile cross-section, characterised in that the press punch in its end region on the press die side has a shaping by means of which a locally different pressure distribution in the pile can be set during compaction.
An air intake guide (100:200) for a jet propulsion power plant for a supersonic aircraft, the air intake guide (100:200) comprising: an intake aperture having an intake lip; and an intake adjustment device (140:240) positioned on a radially inwardly facing surface of the air intake guide (100:200) downstream of the intake lip, the intake adjustment device (140:240) comprising a flexible panel and an actuator, the actuator being adapted to deflect the flexible panel in a radially inwardly direction so as to reduce a cross-sectional area of the intake aperture, characterised in that the air intake guide further comprises a flexible fairing positioned downstream of, and contiguous with, the flexible panel. an intake aperture having an intake lip; and an intake adjustment device (140:240) positioned on a radially inwardly facing surface of the air intake guide (100:200) downstream of the intake lip, the intake adjustment device (140:240) comprising a flexible panel and an actuator, the actuator being adapted to deflect the flexible panel in a radially inwardly direction so as to reduce a cross-sectional area of the intake aperture, characterised in that the air intake guide further comprises a flexible fairing positioned downstream of, and contiguous with, the flexible panel.
Cockpit for a vehicle, wherein the cockpit comprises a first module with a support and a second module with a support, wherein the support of the second module is arranged in a first direction behind the support of the first module and higher than the support of the first module, so that in the event of a crash with a force acting on the first module in the first direction, the support of the first module is pushed at least partially under the support of the second module, characterized in that the support of the second module at least partially encloses a free space, wherein the support of the first module slides into the free space in the event of a crash, so that the support of the first module can slide under the support of the second module. wherein the cockpit comprises a first module with a support and a second module with a support, wherein the support of the second module is arranged in a first direction behind the support of the first module and higher than the support of the first module, so that in the event of a crash with a force acting on the first module in the first direction, the support of the first module is pushed at least partially under the support of the second module, characterized in that the support of the second module at least partially encloses a free space, wherein the support of the first module slides into the free space in the event of a crash, so that the support of the first module can slide under the support of the second module.
A circuit interruption device comprising: a conductive element configured to be coupled to a circuit; a contact arm configured to move with respect to said conductive element between a first position and a second position; and a biasing element configured to apply a biasing force on said contact arm in a first direction to maintain contact between said contact arm and said conductive element when said contact arm is in the first position, wherein said contact arm comprises a first portion extending from a first end to a second end, a second portion at the second end and a third portion between the first portion and the second portion, characterised in that the third portion includes a notch composed of insulating material, and is configured such that a current flow through said contact arm causes an electromagnetic repulsive force to act on said contact arm in a second direction that is opposite the first direction. a conductive element configured to be coupled to a circuit; a contact arm configured to move with respect to said conductive element between a first position and a second position; and a biasing element configured to apply a biasing force on said contact arm in a first direction to maintain contact between said contact arm and said conductive element when said contact arm is in the first position, wherein said contact arm comprises a first portion extending from a first end to a second end, a second portion at the second end and a third portion between the first portion and the second portion, characterised in that the third portion includes a notch composed of insulating material, and is configured such that a current flow through said contact arm causes an electromagnetic repulsive force to act on said contact arm in a second direction that is opposite the first direction.
An electrical contact element for a crimp connection, wherein the contact element is made from an electrically conductive contact material and has at least one contact surface for establishing an electrical connection with another conductive element, wherein the contact surface has regions with a first coating and regions without the first coating and wherein the regions (13, 17) are arranged along at least one direction of variation (19, 35) in an alternating manner, wherein the contact surface has at least one recess and surface offset zones, which form transition regions between the recess and the rest of the contact surface, characterised in that at least one region with the first coating covers a surface offset zone, and in that the at least one direction of variation (19, 35) follows the course of the surface offset zones.
Method for verifying the parking brake force in a vehicle, in which both a hydraulic vehicle brake with a brake booster and also an electromechanical brake mechanism with an electric brake motor are active and for producing a desired parking brake force displace a brake piston, wherein the travel (s real) of the brake booster is compared with a reference travel (s ges), wherein an error signal is produced in the case of an impermissibly large deviation between the travel (s real) of the brake booster and the reference travel (S ges).