mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
An endoluminal prosthesis system including: a main graft comprising a tubular main body including a sidewall, an open proximal end, an open distal end, a lumen extending longitudinally between the proximal end and the distal end, a recess in the sidewall, and a fenestration within the recess of the sidewall; a tubular extension disposed within the lumen of the main body, fluidly coupled to the fenestration, and extending from the sidewall; and an extension graft including a tubular extension body, a tubular first extension leg, and a tubular second extension leg, the extension body including an open first end, a second end, and a lumen extending longitudinally between the first end and the second end, each of the first extension leg and the second extension leg extending from the extension body and each including a first end, a second end, and a lumen in fluid communication with the lumen of the extension body; wherein, the extension graft is positionable within the main graft such that the extension body extends through the fenestration in the sidewall of the main body and at least partially within the tubular extension, and each of the first extension leg and the second extension leg extends outward away from the main graft. a main graft comprising a tubular main body including a sidewall, an open proximal end, an open distal end, a lumen extending longitudinally between the proximal end and the distal end, a recess in the sidewall, and a fenestration within the recess of the sidewall; a tubular extension disposed within the lumen of the main body, fluidly coupled to the fenestration, and extending from the sidewall; and an extension graft including a tubular extension body, a tubular first extension leg, and a tubular second extension leg, the extension body including an open first end, a second end, and a lumen extending longitudinally between the first end and the second end, each of the first extension leg and the second extension leg extending from the extension body and each including a first end, a second end, and a lumen in fluid communication with the lumen of the extension body; wherein, the extension graft is positionable within the main graft such that the extension body extends through the fenestration in the sidewall of the main body and at least partially within the tubular extension, and each of the first extension leg and the second extension leg extends outward away from the main graft.
An operating system of a miniature circuit breaker, the operating system being mounted to a circuit breaker body of the miniature circuit breaker, the operating system comprises: a handle, rotatably mounted to the circuit breaker body by means of a handle rotating shaft; a contact component, rotatably mounted to the circuit breaker body by means of a support rotating shaft and remaining in contact with a static contact on the circuit breaker body; a latch, rotatably mounted to the contact component; a linkage, two ends of which are rotatably connected to the handle and the latch respectively; a tripping rod, sleeved onto the support rotating shaft and capable of rotating relative to the contact component; and a handle torsion spring, sleeved onto the handle rotating shaft, two ends of the handle torsion spring being respectively connected to the handle and the tripping rod, the handle torsion spring being always in an energy storage state so as to push the tripping rod towards the latch to keep the tripping rod locked with the latch; wherein when the tripping rod, under the effect of an external force, overcomes a pushing force from the handle torsion spring to rotate away from the latch relative to the contact component, the tripping rod is unlocked from the latch, so that when the handle moves to an opening position, the handle is capable of driving, by means of the linkage and the latch, the contact component to move so as to be separated from the static contact, and the handle further drives the latch to rotate relative to the contact component such that the latch is locked with the tripping rod again. a handle, rotatably mounted to the circuit breaker body by means of a handle rotating shaft; a contact component, rotatably mounted to the circuit breaker body by means of a support rotating shaft and remaining in contact with a static contact on the circuit breaker body; a latch, rotatably mounted to the contact component; a linkage, two ends of which are rotatably connected to the handle and the latch respectively; a tripping rod, sleeved onto the support rotating shaft and capable of rotating relative to the contact component; and a handle torsion spring, sleeved onto the handle rotating shaft, two ends of the handle torsion spring being respectively connected to the handle and the tripping rod, the handle torsion spring being always in an energy storage state so as to push the tripping rod towards the latch to keep the tripping rod locked with the latch; wherein when the tripping rod, under the effect of an external force, overcomes a pushing force from the handle torsion spring to rotate away from the latch relative to the contact component, the tripping rod is unlocked from the latch, so that when the handle moves to an opening position, the handle is capable of driving, by means of the linkage and the latch, the contact component to move so as to be separated from the static contact, and the handle further drives the latch to rotate relative to the contact component such that the latch is locked with the tripping rod again.
An NO releasing hyaluronic acid-derived polymer compound, comprising a unit structure of Formula II: wherein R 2, R 3, R 4, R 5, and R 6 are independently selected from the group consisting of of -OH, -NH 2, -CH 2 OH, -C OH, -NHC -CH 3, -O-((CH 2) a O) b -H, -O-((CH 2) a O) b -(CH 2) c H, - O-(C 1-5 alkyl), -NH-((CH 2) d NH) e -H, -NH-((CH 2) d NH) e -(CH 2) f H, -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h -H, -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h -(CH 2) i H, -CH 2 C -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h ((CH 2) j X 3) k -(CH 2) l H, and -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h ((CH 2) j X 3) k -(CH 2) l H; R 1 is -C NH-((CH 2) g X 2) h -H, -C NH-((CH 2) g X 2) h -(CH 2) i H, or -C NH-((CH 2) g X 2) h ((CH 2) j X 3) k -(CH 2) l H; each instance of a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, and 1 is independently selected from an integer of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10; each instance of X 1, X 2, and X 3 is independently selected from -O-, -S-, -NH-, C NH-, or a nitric oxide donating moiety; wherein at least one of X 1, X 2, and X 3 is said nitric oxide donating moiety represented by one of the following: and wherein the compound has a viscosity of equal to or at least about 10 mPa·s at 20 °C at a concentration of 5% w/w in water. R 2, R 3, R 4, R 5, and R 6 are independently selected from the group consisting of of -OH, -NH 2, -CH 2 OH, -C OH, -NHC -CH 3, -O-((CH 2) a O) b -H, -O-((CH 2) a O) b -(CH 2) c H, - O-(C 1-5 alkyl), -NH-((CH 2) d NH) e -H, -NH-((CH 2) d NH) e -(CH 2) f H, -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h -H, -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h -(CH 2) i H, -CH 2 C -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h ((CH 2) j X 3) k -(CH 2) l H, and -X 1 -((CH 2) g X 2) h ((CH 2) j X 3) k -(CH 2) l H; R 1 is -C NH-((CH 2) g X 2) h -H, -C NH-((CH 2) g X 2) h -(CH 2) i H, or -C NH-((CH 2) g X 2) h ((CH 2) j X 3) k -(CH 2) l H; each instance of a, b, c, d, e, f, g, h, i, j, k, and 1 is independently selected from an integer of 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, or 10; each instance of X 1, X 2, and X 3 is independently selected from -O-, -S-, -NH-, C NH-, or a nitric oxide donating moiety; wherein at least one of X 1, X 2, and X 3 is said nitric oxide donating moiety represented by one of the following: and wherein the compound has a viscosity of equal to or at least about 10 mPa·s at 20 °C at a concentration of 5% w/w in water.
A data processing method for a mobile phone, wherein the mobile phone is customized by communication operators of a white list built in the mobile phone to adopt the SIMLock technology, and the data processing method comprises the following steps of: reading an ID of a primary SIM card, and determining whether the primary SIM card is available for use; if the primary SIM card is unavailable for use, then SIM-locking out the mobile phone and prompting the user to input unlocking information; if the primary SIM card is available for use, then reading an ID of a secondary SIM card and determining whether the secondary SIM card is SIM-locked out; if the secondary SIM card is SIM-locked out, then determining whether to copy data of the secondary SIM card according to a user's choice; and if the user chooses to copy the data of the secondary SIM card, then copying the data of the secondary SIM card to the mobile phone, or to a primary SIM card of the mobile phone, or to both the mobile phone and the primary SIM card of the mobile phone. reading an ID of a primary SIM card, and determining whether the primary SIM card is available for use; if the primary SIM card is unavailable for use, then SIM-locking out the mobile phone and prompting the user to input unlocking information; if the primary SIM card is available for use, then reading an ID of a secondary SIM card and determining whether the secondary SIM card is SIM-locked out; if the secondary SIM card is SIM-locked out, then determining whether to copy data of the secondary SIM card according to a user's choice; and if the user chooses to copy the data of the secondary SIM card, then copying the data of the secondary SIM card to the mobile phone, or to a primary SIM card of the mobile phone, or to both the mobile phone and the primary SIM card of the mobile phone.
A method of preparing an injectable in-situ crosslinked hydrogel, characterized in that: it comprises the following steps: filling a crosslinkable active solution into a container for injection of the hydrogel, wherein the crosslinkable active solution contains at least one kind of biocompatible macromolecules with more than two thiol groups on the side chain; sealing the container containing the crosslinkable active solution; and oxidizing the thiol groups into disulfide bonds to form the crosslinked hydrogel by oxygen dissolved in the crosslinkable active solution in the sealed container; wherein the biocompatible macromolecule with more than two thiol groups on the side chain is a derivative of polysaccharides or proteins produced by one or more chemical modifications that includes at least one thiol modification. filling a crosslinkable active solution into a container for injection of the hydrogel, wherein the crosslinkable active solution contains at least one kind of biocompatible macromolecules with more than two thiol groups on the side chain; sealing the container containing the crosslinkable active solution; and oxidizing the thiol groups into disulfide bonds to form the crosslinked hydrogel by oxygen dissolved in the crosslinkable active solution in the sealed container;
An inkjet head comprising: a passage member having a nozzle and a pressurizing chamber which is communicated with the nozzle and is positioned on the opposite side to the side at which the nozzle is opened, a piezoelectric actuator substrate which is superimposed on the passage member so as to cover the pressurizing chamber, and a flexible printed circuit which faces the piezoelectric actuator substrate from the side opposite to the passage member, wherein the piezoelectric actuator substrate has an insulation layer which is exposed on the flexible printed circuit side, characterized in that the insulation layer has a via hole opened toward the flexible printed circuit and has a projection portion which projects to the flexible printed circuit side at the edge part of the via hole, suppressing contact of the flexible printed circuit to the piezoelectric actuator substrate. a passage member having a nozzle and a pressurizing chamber which is communicated with the nozzle and is positioned on the opposite side to the side at which the nozzle is opened, a piezoelectric actuator substrate which is superimposed on the passage member so as to cover the pressurizing chamber, and a flexible printed circuit which faces the piezoelectric actuator substrate from the side opposite to the passage member, wherein the piezoelectric actuator substrate has an insulation layer which is exposed on the flexible printed circuit side, characterized in that the insulation layer has a via hole opened toward the flexible printed circuit and has a projection portion which projects to the flexible printed circuit side at the edge part of the via hole, suppressing contact of the flexible printed circuit to the piezoelectric actuator substrate.
A composition comprising an essential oil extracted from plants of the species Origanum compactum, for use in a human being in the targeted treatment of actinic keratoses, which are free of tumor cells, wherein said keratoses comprise cells carrying mutations in the p53 gene.
A method for etching a microelectronic device with a programmable memory including a substrate covered with at least the following successive layers: - a first electrode based on a first metal element, - a layer of chalcogenide doped with a second metal element, - a second electrode based on a third metal element, - an electrically conducting layer of the diffusion barrier type, and - a hard mask, the method comprising a step consisting of etching by means of an inert gas plasma at least the hard mask, the electrically conducting layer, the second electrode, and the chalcogenide layer, the etching step being characterized in that it is carried out by cathode sputtering, at a temperature strictly less than 150°C, preferably at a temperature of at most 120°C, and more preferably at a temperature of at most 100°C. - a first electrode based on a first metal element, - a layer of chalcogenide doped with a second metal element, - a second electrode based on a third metal element, - an electrically conducting layer of the diffusion barrier type, and - a hard mask,
A pharmaceutically acceptable salt of 4-(3-(4-(1H-imidazo[4,5-b]pyridine-5-yl)piperazine-1-carbonyl)-4-fluorobenzyl)phthalazine-1(dihydro)-one, wherein said salt is a methanesulfonate, a benzenesulfonate, a hydroxyethanesulfonate or a hydrochloride.
A gas filter having an upstream facing side, a downstream facing side and a peripheral narrow facing side connecting the upstream facing side and the downstream facing side, the gas filter comprising at least: - a filter medium, for filtering a gas flow from the upstream facing side through the filter medium to the downstream facing side, wherein the filter medium comprises and/or forms a capacitor, and wherein the capacitor has at least a first electrode, a second electrode and a dielectric medium, wherein the first electrode, the second electrode and/or the dielectric medium is a filter layer, - at least a first non-conducting support, wherein the capacitor is attached to the first support - a first electrical contact at a first location, - a second electrical contact at a second location, - a branching point, a first resistance and a second resistance wherein each of the first electrical contact and the second electrical contact is attached to the support and/or is unitary with the support, each of the branching point, the first resistance and the second resistance is attached to the support or is a part of the support, the first electrical contact is electrically connected via the first resistance to the branching point, the second electrical contact is electrically connected via the second resistance to the branching point the first electrode is electrically connected to the branching point, and the second electrode is electrically connected to the second electrical contact., - a filter medium, for filtering a gas flow from the upstream facing side through the filter medium to the downstream facing side, wherein the filter medium comprises and/or forms a capacitor, and wherein the capacitor has at least a first electrode, a second electrode and a dielectric medium, wherein the first electrode, the second electrode and/or the dielectric medium is a filter layer, - at least a first non-conducting support, wherein the capacitor is attached to the first support - a first electrical contact at a first location, - a second electrical contact at a second location, - a branching point, a first resistance and a second resistance each of the first electrical contact and the second electrical contact is attached to the support and/or is unitary with the support, each of the branching point, the first resistance and the second resistance is attached to the support or is a part of the support, the first electrical contact is electrically connected via the first resistance to the branching point, the second electrical contact is electrically connected via the second resistance to the branching point the first electrode is electrically connected to the branching point, and the second electrode is electrically connected to the second electrical contact.,
An appliance comprising: an outer wrapper; an inner liner placed within the outer wrapper and spaced apart from the outer wrapper to define an insulating space; a trim breaker extending between the inner liner and the outer wrapper to define a structural cabinet, the trim breaker defining a front face of the cabinet, the trim breaker defining a gas conduit disposed within a wall of the structural cabinet proximate the insulating space, the gas conduit adapted to define selective communication between the insulating space and an exterior of the structural cabinet; and an insulating material disposed within the insulating space, wherein the gas conduit is substantially free of the insulating material, wherein the gas conduit includes a filter member that at least partially defines the insulating space and the gas conduit and further maintains the gas conduit to be substantially free of the insulating material, characterised in that the filter member includes a mesh barrier that engages a filter recess to separate the filter recess from the insulating space, wherein the filter recess is defined within the trim breaker. an outer wrapper; an inner liner placed within the outer wrapper and spaced apart from the outer wrapper to define an insulating space; a trim breaker extending between the inner liner and the outer wrapper to define a structural cabinet, the trim breaker defining a front face of the cabinet, the trim breaker defining a gas conduit disposed within a wall of the structural cabinet proximate the insulating space, the gas conduit adapted to define selective communication between the insulating space and an exterior of the structural cabinet; and an insulating material disposed within the insulating space, wherein the gas conduit is substantially free of the insulating material, wherein the gas conduit includes a filter member that at least partially defines the insulating space and the gas conduit and further maintains the gas conduit to be substantially free of the insulating material, characterised in that the filter member includes a mesh barrier that engages a filter recess to separate the filter recess from the insulating space, wherein the filter recess is defined within the trim breaker.
A bubble continuous positive airway pressure device, characterized in that the bubble continuous positive airway pressure device comprises: a container comprising a ventilation portion and an inner space; an inner conduit for conducting an airflow, the inner conduit longitudinally mounted in the inner space and comprising an aperture; an outer conduit mounted around the inner conduit, being longitudinally slidable relative to the inner conduit, and comprising at least one through hole; a rack longitudinally mounted on the outer conduit; a gear disposed in the inner space and meshed with the rack; and a knob disposed outside of the container; wherein the aperture is connected to the at least one through hole, the knob drives the gear to rotate, and the gear drives the rack; when the gear drives the rack to move downward, the outer conduit slides downward in the inner space; and when the gear drives the rack to move upward, the outer conduit slides upward in the inner space. a container comprising a ventilation portion and an inner space; an inner conduit for conducting an airflow, the inner conduit longitudinally mounted in the inner space and comprising an aperture; an outer conduit mounted around the inner conduit, being longitudinally slidable relative to the inner conduit, and comprising at least one through hole; a rack longitudinally mounted on the outer conduit; a gear disposed in the inner space and meshed with the rack; and a knob disposed outside of the container; wherein the aperture is connected to the at least one through hole, the knob drives the gear to rotate, and the gear drives the rack; when the gear drives the rack to move downward, the outer conduit slides downward in the inner space; and when the gear drives the rack to move upward, the outer conduit slides upward in the inner space.
A method of producing a desolventized cellulosic pulp containing less than 2% organic acids, the method comprising the steps of: a) drying a cellulosic pulp produced from organic acids pretreatment of plant material in a dryer to remove the organic acids to a content of 3% to 18%, calculated from the total weight of the dried cellulosic pulp, and b) capturing vapor released from the dryer for use in the extraction liquor concentration system and other organic acids pretreatment operational systems as a source of thermal energy, and c) condensing the captured vapor in the extraction liquor concentration system to form a first phase of the organic acids solution of the organic acids pretreatment process, and d) using direct steam in a desolventizer to further remove the organic acids from the cellulosic pulp, and e) condensing the organic acids in the vapor released from the desolventizer, to obtain a second phase of organic acids solution of the organic acids pretreatment process; and reusing the first phase of organic acids solution recovered in step c) of the process in an organic acids pretreatment process. a) drying a cellulosic pulp produced from organic acids pretreatment of plant material in a dryer to remove the organic acids to a content of 3% to 18%, calculated from the total weight of the dried cellulosic pulp, and b) capturing vapor released from the dryer for use in the extraction liquor concentration system and other organic acids pretreatment operational systems as a source of thermal energy, and c) condensing the captured vapor in the extraction liquor concentration system to form a first phase of the organic acids solution of the organic acids pretreatment process, and d) using direct steam in a desolventizer to further remove the organic acids from the cellulosic pulp, and e) condensing the organic acids in the vapor released from the desolventizer, to obtain a second phase of organic acids solution of the organic acids pretreatment process; and