mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
An aqueous, substantially organic in-can preservative-free coating composition, in particular an aqueous low-pigment coating composition, with a pH value in the range from 10.0 to 12.0, in particular in the range from 10.5 to 11.5, or adjusted to a pH value in the range from 10.0 to 12.0, in particular in the range from 10.5 to 11.5. containing or consisting of a) at least one polymeric organic acrylate-based binder on a dispersion basis, b) at least one base, c) at least one rheology modifier, in particular thickener, d) at least one stabilizer which increases the storage life of the aqueous coating composition and comprises or consists of at least one water-soluble organic nitrogen compound, and e) at least one additive. a) at least one polymeric organic acrylate-based binder on a dispersion basis, b) at least one base, c) at least one rheology modifier, in particular thickener, d) at least one stabilizer which increases the storage life of the aqueous coating composition and comprises or consists of at least one water-soluble organic nitrogen compound, and e) at least one additive.
An apparatus comprising: a motor; an applicator assembly that includes an applicator tip which is configured to apply a cyclical mechanical force to a skin surface area of a user and to deliver a skin formulation to a skin surface area of a user; and an electromagnetic energy assembly that includes at least one electromagnetic energy source adjacent to or within the applicator assembly and is configured to deliver pulses of electromagnetic energy stimulus of a character and for a duration sufficient to penetrate one or more dermal layers within the skin surface area of a user; wherein the cyclical mechanical force is applied through an application tip motion caused by the motor and wherein a first component of the applicator tip motion is perpendicular to the skin surface area, a second component of the applicator tip motion is parallel to the skin surface area and a third component of the applicator tip motion is arcuate which results in progressively increasing contact between the applicator tip and the skin. a motor; an applicator assembly that includes an applicator tip which is configured to apply a cyclical mechanical force to a skin surface area of a user and to deliver a skin formulation to a skin surface area of a user; and an electromagnetic energy assembly that includes at least one electromagnetic energy source adjacent to or within the applicator assembly and is configured to deliver pulses of electromagnetic energy stimulus of a character and for a duration sufficient to penetrate one or more dermal layers within the skin surface area of a user; wherein the cyclical mechanical force is applied through an application tip motion caused by the motor and wherein a first component of the applicator tip motion is perpendicular to the skin surface area, a second component of the applicator tip motion is parallel to the skin surface area and a third component of the applicator tip motion is arcuate which results in progressively increasing contact between the applicator tip and the skin.
A method of incorporating waste coating in a paper sheet of a papermaking process, the method comprising: providing a furnish comprising at least cellulose fibers and water, filler particles, and waste coating from a previous papermaking coating process mixing the waste coating and the fresh filler particles to form a mixture, optionally adding a defoamer to the mixture, adding a cationic agent selected from the list consisting of: a starch, a flocculant, a coagulant, and any combination thereof to the mixture, adding a first flocculating agent selected from the group consisting of cationic, anionic, nonionic, zwitterionic and amphoteric polymers to the mixture in an amount sufficient to mix uniformly without causing significant flocculation of the filler and coating waste, the first flocculating agent being a flocculant; adding a second flocculating agent selected from the group consisting of microparticles, coagulants and cationic, anionic, nonionic, zwitterionic and amphoteric polymers and mixtures thereof to the mixture after adding the first flocculating agent, in an amount sufficient to initiate flocculation of the filler and coating waste in the presence of the first flocculating agent, the second flocculating agent being of opposite charge to the first flocculating agent, the flocculated mixture of fresh filler and coating waste defining a filler material, optionally, shearing the flocculated mixture of fresh filler and coating waste to provide floes having the desired particle size, and mixing the filler material within the furnish. providing a furnish comprising at least cellulose fibers and water, filler particles, and waste coating from a previous papermaking coating process mixing the waste coating and the fresh filler particles to form a mixture, optionally adding a defoamer to the mixture, adding a cationic agent selected from the list consisting of: a starch, a flocculant, a coagulant, and any combination thereof to the mixture, adding a first flocculating agent selected from the group consisting of cationic, anionic, nonionic, zwitterionic and amphoteric polymers to the mixture in an amount sufficient to mix uniformly without causing significant flocculation of the filler and coating waste, the first flocculating agent being a flocculant; adding a second flocculating agent selected from the group consisting of microparticles, coagulants and cationic, anionic, nonionic, zwitterionic and amphoteric polymers and mixtures thereof to the mixture after adding the first flocculating agent, in an amount sufficient to initiate flocculation of the filler and coating waste in the presence of the first flocculating agent, the second flocculating agent being of opposite charge to the first flocculating agent, the flocculated mixture of fresh filler and coating waste defining a filler material, optionally, shearing the flocculated mixture of fresh filler and coating waste to provide floes having the desired particle size, and mixing the filler material within the furnish.
A method for emergency registration of a vehicle network access device, the method comprising: monitoring one or more vehicle risk indicators; analyzing the one or more vehicle risk indicators for the likelihood of an emergency; the method being characterised by the step of initiating registration of the vehicle network access device in response to the one or more vehicle risk indicators exceeding a probability threshold for an emergency. monitoring one or more vehicle risk indicators; analyzing the one or more vehicle risk indicators for the likelihood of an emergency; the method being characterised by the step of initiating registration of the vehicle network access device in response to the one or more vehicle risk indicators exceeding a probability threshold for an emergency.
A base station device comprising: a transmission unit configured to and/or programmed to transmit a downlink control information format repeatedly in a plurality of subframes on each of a plurality of physical downlink control channels or enhanced physical downlink control channels, the physical downlink control channels or the enhanced physical downlink control channels being scrambled by a pseudo random sequence, and a generation unit configured to and/or programmed to generate the pseudo random sequence at least based on a radio network temporary identifier and a current repetition number for each of the physical downlink control channels or the enhanced physical downlink control channels, the downlink control information format added with cyclic redundancy check parity bits scrambled by the radio network temporary identifier. a transmission unit configured to and/or programmed to transmit a downlink control information format repeatedly in a plurality of subframes on each of a plurality of physical downlink control channels or enhanced physical downlink control channels, the physical downlink control channels or the enhanced physical downlink control channels being scrambled by a pseudo random sequence, and a generation unit configured to and/or programmed to generate the pseudo random sequence at least based on a radio network temporary identifier and a current repetition number for each of the physical downlink control channels or the enhanced physical downlink control channels, the downlink control information format added with cyclic redundancy check parity bits scrambled by the radio network temporary identifier.
A composite lumen, comprising: a tubular textile formed of yarns having a first tensile strength; and an elastomeric matrix material in which the tubular textile is embedded to form a vascular graft having a bore with a diameter in the range of 1 mm to 6 mm and a sidewall substantially impermeable to liquid and configured to withstand arterial pressure when it is implanted; wherein the matrix material is a biodegradable or bioresorbable material and has a second tensile strength that is lower than the first tensile strength, wherein the matrix material comprises poly(glycerol sebacate), and wherein the tubular textile is a braided textile. a tubular textile formed of yarns having a first tensile strength; and an elastomeric matrix material in which the tubular textile is embedded to form a vascular graft having a bore with a diameter in the range of 1 mm to 6 mm and a sidewall substantially impermeable to liquid and configured to withstand arterial pressure when it is implanted; wherein the matrix material is a biodegradable or bioresorbable material and has a second tensile strength that is lower than the first tensile strength, wherein the matrix material comprises poly(glycerol sebacate), and wherein the tubular textile is a braided textile.
An analysis system configured to perform successive cycles of fluorescent imaging, the analysis system comprising a nucleic acid array, comprising: a support having locations that, in operation, receive biological samples comprising nucleic acid sequences and differing from one another to respond differently in the successive cycles of fluorescent imaging; and four or more fiducial features on the support, the fiducial features having a fluorescent material that responds in all of the successive cycles of fluorescent imaging, wherein the fiducial features are disposed on the support in a non-rectilinear layout; and an imaging system comprising a line scanning system: wherein the imaging system is configured to perform successive cycles of fluorescent imaging utilizing a plurality of scan lines. a support having locations that, in operation, receive biological samples comprising nucleic acid sequences and differing from one another to respond differently in the successive cycles of fluorescent imaging; and four or more fiducial features on the support, the fiducial features having a fluorescent material that responds in all of the successive cycles of fluorescent imaging, wherein the fiducial features are disposed on the support in a non-rectilinear layout; and an imaging system comprising a line scanning system: wherein the imaging system is configured to perform successive cycles of fluorescent imaging utilizing a plurality of scan lines.
A protein isolate having a protein content of at least 90% protein comprising: (i)a first class of proteins having a molecular weight between 225 and 275 kDa, the first class of proteins comprising between 50-70%; (ii) a second class of proteins having a molecular weight between 40 and 60 kDa, the second class of proteins comprising between 3-8%; (iii) a third class of proteins having a molecular weight between 20 and 40 kDa, the third class of proteins comprising between 2-6%; (iv) a fourth class of proteins having a molecular weight between 7 and 15 kDa, the fourth class of proteins comprising between 10-20%; (v) a fifth class of proteins having a molecular weight between 3 and 10 kDa, the fifth class of proteins comprising between 10-20%; and (vi) a sixth class of proteins having a molecular weight of less than about 5 kDa and comprising less than about 1 % of the protein isolate. (i)a first class of proteins having a molecular weight between 225 and 275 kDa, the first class of proteins comprising between 50-70%; (ii) a second class of proteins having a molecular weight between 40 and 60 kDa, the second class of proteins comprising between 3-8%; (iii) a third class of proteins having a molecular weight between 20 and 40 kDa, the third class of proteins comprising between 2-6%; (iv) a fourth class of proteins having a molecular weight between 7 and 15 kDa, the fourth class of proteins comprising between 10-20%; (v) a fifth class of proteins having a molecular weight between 3 and 10 kDa, the fifth class of proteins comprising between 10-20%; and (vi) a sixth class of proteins having a molecular weight of less than about 5 kDa and comprising less than about 1 % of the protein isolate.
Detector-fuse device of a transformer protection system, said detector-fuse device comprising a micro-fuse contained in an oil-tight enclosure and a striker wire mounted outside the enclosure, characterized in that it further comprises means (E1, E2, VR, 5) for sustaining and limiting the amplitude of an electric arc for a given length of time outside the enclosure and in the vicinity of the micro-fuse, said electric arc striking after the micro-fuse and the striker wire have melted consequent upon an overload current appearing in the micro-fuse.
Whole-blood culture containing specific immunocompetent cells that are activated against tumor cells, viruses, bacteria and/or allergens, wherein the whole-blood culture contains whole-blood and a culture medium in a ratio of 3:1 to 4:1, wherein the culture medium contains - an oxygen excess of at least 100% or more, and - a water-soluble emulsification product comprising a mixture of phospholipids, vitamin E, and low-molecular weight proteoglycans with a molecular weight of 1,200 to 12,000 Dalton, and wherein dead tumor cells or fragments thereof and/or viral and/or bacterial antigens and/or allergens have been added to the whole-blood culture as antigen during the specific recognition process for production of the activated killer cells (stimulation). - an oxygen excess of at least 100% or more, and - a water-soluble emulsification product comprising a mixture of phospholipids, vitamin E, and low-molecular weight proteoglycans with a molecular weight of 1,200 to 12,000 Dalton, and wherein dead tumor cells or fragments thereof and/or viral and/or bacterial antigens and/or allergens have been added to the whole-blood culture as antigen during the specific recognition process for production of the activated killer cells (stimulation).
A test article (104a, 104b) containing test objects (218a, b, c, d) for assessing and evaluating an image producing x-ray computed tomography system, the test article comprising: an exterior shell assembly (106a, 106b) surrounding an inner volume; a base assembly (208a, 208b) comprising a flat base portion; a support structure comprising one or more partitions configured to support the test objects, a pair of component supports configured to support an angled bar test object, and one or more brackets configured to attach to at least one of: a partition and the flat base portion; an object length test object connected to the one or more partitions; an angled bar test object connected to the pair of component supports; an NEQ test object comprising a support extension with a threaded attachment configured to connect to a threaded attachment on another test object; characterised in that the test article further comprises an acetal cylinder test object comprising two or more cylindrical sections (2372, 2374), each being configured to interconnect with another and support at least one metal annual device (2386, 2396), wherein at least one portion on one of the two or more cylindrical sections comprises a cylindrical undercut configured to receive the at least one metal annular device, the acetal cylinder test object further comprising threaded mounting extensions configured to support the at least one metal annular device, wherein interconnection of the sections while the at least one metal annular device is positioned on the cylindrical undercut limits movement of the at least one metal annular device along a longitudinal axis of the acetal cylinder test object. an exterior shell assembly (106a, 106b) surrounding an inner volume; a base assembly (208a, 208b) comprising a flat base portion; a support structure comprising one or more partitions configured to support the test objects, a pair of component supports configured to support an angled bar test object, and one or more brackets configured to attach to at least one of: a partition and the flat base portion; an object length test object connected to the one or more partitions; an angled bar test object connected to the pair of component supports; an NEQ test object comprising a support extension with a threaded attachment configured to connect to a threaded attachment on another test object; characterised in that the test article further comprises an acetal cylinder test object comprising two or more cylindrical sections (2372, 2374), each being configured to interconnect with another and support at least one metal annual device (2386, 2396), wherein at least one portion on one of the two or more cylindrical sections comprises a cylindrical undercut configured to receive the at least one metal annular device, the acetal cylinder test object further comprising threaded mounting extensions configured to support the at least one metal annular device, wherein interconnection of the sections while the at least one metal annular device is positioned on the cylindrical undercut limits movement of the at least one metal annular device along a longitudinal axis of the acetal cylinder test object.
A process for producing a polyethylene terephthalate copolyester, comprising: esterifying a mixture of at least terephthalic acid, and a glycol component, the glycol component comprising from 20 mole percent to 45 mole percent 1,4-cyclohexanedimethanol, and ethylene glycol, wherein optionally the glycol component is modified by one or more additional diols, which when present is in an amount of up to 10 mol%, and wherein optionally the esterifying takes place in the presence of one or more alkaline earth metals or alkali metals, thereby to form an oligomer; and polycondensing the oligomer in the melt phase in the presence of aluminum and one or more alkaline earth metals or alkali metals, to obtain a copolyester having an intrinsic viscosity of at least 0.5 dL/g (as calculated by the method as hereinbefore described); and thereafter adding to the copolyester a phosphorus-containing compound. esterifying a mixture of at least terephthalic acid, and a glycol component, the glycol component comprising from 20 mole percent to 45 mole percent 1,4-cyclohexanedimethanol, and ethylene glycol, wherein optionally the glycol component is modified by one or more additional diols, which when present is in an amount of up to 10 mol%, and wherein optionally the esterifying takes place in the presence of one or more alkaline earth metals or alkali metals, thereby to form an oligomer; and polycondensing the oligomer in the melt phase in the presence of aluminum and one or more alkaline earth metals or alkali metals, to obtain a copolyester having an intrinsic viscosity of at least 0.5 dL/g (as calculated by the method as hereinbefore described); and thereafter adding to the copolyester a phosphorus-containing compound.
Use of an aqueous composition comprising an anionic surfactant, an amphoteric or zwitterionic co-surfactant and an effective amount of a hyperbranched polyesteramide having at least one quarternized amine end-group for increasing the volume of hair characterized in that the hyperbranched poylesteramide is obtainable by condensation of a dialkylamine of the general formula HN(R 1 R 2), wherein R 1 and R 2 are di-(C 1-20 -alkyl)amino-C 1-20 -alkyl groups, a dicarboxylic acid or a cyclic anhydride thereof and diisopropanolamine followed by quaternization of the amino groups and the hyperbranched poylesteramide has a number average molecular mass between 700 g/mol and 4000 g/ mol.
Method for treating an organic and/or inorganic substrate, wherein - a substrate mixture is provided in a reaction chamber, said substrate mixture containing the organic and/or inorganic substrate, - the substrate mixture is mixed with a magnetisable aggregate, wherein the magnetisable aggregate comprises a magnetisable carrier and an active component which is immobilised on the magnetisable carrier; - the substrate mixture with the magnetisable aggregate is converted into a product mixture, and - the magnetisable aggregate is separated from the product mixture using a magnetic separating device, characterised in that the magnetisable carrier is present in the form of a particulate magnetisable carrier, wherein the particulate magnetisable carrier is formed from a solid foam with a continuous phase made from an inorganic material, in particular a glass, which surrounds pores of the solid foam, wherein magnetisable regions are arranged in the continuous phase, and wherein the solid foam has closed pores at least in the core of the magnetisable carrier. - a substrate mixture is provided in a reaction chamber, said substrate mixture containing the organic and/or inorganic substrate, - the substrate mixture is mixed with a magnetisable aggregate, wherein the magnetisable aggregate comprises a magnetisable carrier and an active component which is immobilised on the magnetisable carrier; - the substrate mixture with the magnetisable aggregate is converted into a product mixture, and - the magnetisable aggregate is separated from the product mixture using a magnetic separating device,
A wheel disc adapted for use in a fabricated vehicle wheel comprising: a steel wheel disc defining an axis and including a center mounting portion, an outer rim connecting flange, a plurality of radially outwardly extending spokes connecting the center mounting portion to the outer rim connecting flange and a ventilation opening provided between each pair of adjacent spokes, the center mounting portion including a center hub hole and a plurality of lug bolt mounting holes, the outer rim connecting flange parallel to the axis and including a side edge, each of the spokes including a center wall, a generally axially outwardly side wall extending from each end of the center wall, and a bent back outwardly extending outer wall extending from each of the side walls, and the ventilation opening being defined by the side edge of the outer rim connecting flange and the outer walls of adjacent pairs of spoke characterized in that the center mounting portion includes a mounting pad defined at a backside of each of the lug bolt holes, the mounting pad having a pair of side walls tapered radially outwardly for a substantial portion thereof relative to one another at each lug bolt hole to define at the hub hole a first angular distance (D2'), and a pair of adjacent side walls between an adjacent pair of lug bolt holes are tapered radially outwardly to define at the hub hole a second angular distance (D1'), wherein the first and second angular distances are equal to one another or the first and second distances are different than one another.