mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A support structure for supporting a moving structure, the support structure comprising a first conveyor bar for supporting and guiding the moving structure in the form of a conveyor along a path defined at least in part by the first conveyor bar, the first conveyor bar comprising a support surface extending at least partly in a direction defining the path, the first conveyor bar including a thickness defining a width of the first conveyor bar and wherein the support surface includes a plurality of raised portions wherein adjacent raised portions are spaced apart from each other by a respective recessed portion and wherein adjacent raised portions help to define the path for the conveyor; characterized by a second conveyor bar spaced apart from the first conveyor bar, and wherein the second conveyor bar includes a support surface extending at least partly in a direction parallel to the path and wherein the second conveyor support surface includes a second plurality of raised portions; wherein the second plurality of raised portions are spaced apart from the first plurality of raised portions and shifted along the path relative to the first plurality of raised portions a distance less than a length of a raised portion.
A method of producing at least part of an aircraft, the method comprising: providing a frame, the frame comprising a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and one or more side edges disposed between the first surface and the second surface; mounting the frame to a first tool, the first tool comprising a support surface that contacts at least part of the second surface of the frame, thereby opposing movement of the frame at least in a direction perpendicular to the second surface; while the frame is mounted to the first tool, machining, using a cutting tool, at least part of the first surface of the frame to form one or more attachment features; removing the frame from the first tool; re-mounting the frame to the first tool such that the support surface contacts at least part of the first surface of the frame, thereby opposing movement of the frame at least in a direction perpendicular to the first surface; and while the frame is re-mounted to the first tool, machining, using the cutting tool, at least part of the second surface of the frame to form one or more further attachment features; mounting the machined frame to a second tool, the second tool being configured to contact the frame at only the one or more side edges of the frame; and, while the frame is mounted to the second tool, attaching, using the attachment features and further attachment features, to the first surface and the second surface, aircraft panels to form an outer skin of the at least part of the aircraft. providing a frame, the frame comprising a first surface, a second surface opposite to the first surface, and one or more side edges disposed between the first surface and the second surface; mounting the frame to a first tool, the first tool comprising a support surface that contacts at least part of the second surface of the frame, thereby opposing movement of the frame at least in a direction perpendicular to the second surface; while the frame is mounted to the first tool, machining, using a cutting tool, at least part of the first surface of the frame to form one or more attachment features; removing the frame from the first tool; re-mounting the frame to the first tool such that the support surface contacts at least part of the first surface of the frame, thereby opposing movement of the frame at least in a direction perpendicular to the first surface; and while the frame is re-mounted to the first tool, machining, using the cutting tool, at least part of the second surface of the frame to form one or more further attachment features; mounting the machined frame to a second tool, the second tool being configured to contact the frame at only the one or more side edges of the frame; and, while the frame is mounted to the second tool, attaching, using the attachment features and further attachment features, to the first surface and the second surface, aircraft panels to form an outer skin of the at least part of the aircraft.
A fastener, comprising: a first facing portion and a second facing portion disposed so as to face each other, ends of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) being connected through a curved portion; and a screw-fixing portion provided in at least one of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) and allowing a screw to be fixed thereto, wherein the fastener comprises rotation-preventing protrusions provided in one of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) and protruding therefrom in a direction from the one toward the other of the first and second facing portions (2, 3), the rotation-preventing protrusions being disposed in an area next to the screw-fixing portion opposite to the curved portion, characterized in that the rotation-preventing protrusions are provided so as to be separated from each other at a distance greater than a width of the other of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) not provided with the rotation-preventing protrusions. a first facing portion and a second facing portion disposed so as to face each other, ends of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) being connected through a curved portion; and a screw-fixing portion provided in at least one of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) and allowing a screw to be fixed thereto, wherein the fastener comprises rotation-preventing protrusions provided in one of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) and protruding therefrom in a direction from the one toward the other of the first and second facing portions (2, 3), the rotation-preventing protrusions being disposed in an area next to the screw-fixing portion opposite to the curved portion, characterized in that the rotation-preventing protrusions are provided so as to be separated from each other at a distance greater than a width of the other of the first and second facing portions (2, 3) not provided with the rotation-preventing protrusions.
A topical formulation comprising a therapeutically effective amount of valproate or valproic acid and sodium chloride, wherein the topical formulation is a gel, ointment, paste, lotion, cream, spray, foam, or powder.
A computer-implemented method for facilitating updating a manufacturing execution system database to include an MES entity corresponding to equipment modeled by a corresponding supervisory control and data acquisition (SCADA) system object, the method comprising: providing an application object corresponding to plant equipment of interest in a SCADA system; configuring a utilization capability object (UCO, 110) for the application object and attaching it as a child object to the application object; extracting by an entity model builder MES entity configuration information from the UCO; building by the entity model builder, via calls to interface functionality on the MES database and using the MES entity configuration information extracted from the UCO, an MES entity in the MES database corresponding to the application object, thereby creating a runtime link between the UCO and the MES entity that facilitates updating the MES entity via equipment and reason codes generated by the UCO in response to process data received by the application object with which the UCO is associated. providing an application object corresponding to plant equipment of interest in a SCADA system; configuring a utilization capability object (UCO, 110) for the application object and attaching it as a child object to the application object; extracting by an entity model builder MES entity configuration information from the UCO; building by the entity model builder, via calls to interface functionality on the MES database and using the MES entity configuration information extracted from the UCO, an MES entity in the MES database corresponding to the application object, thereby creating a runtime link between the UCO and the MES entity that facilitates updating the MES entity via equipment and reason codes generated by the UCO in response to process data received by the application object with which the UCO is associated.
A clothes treating apparatus comprising: a cabinet; a drum provided within the cabinet and providing an accommodation space for laundry or a dry target; an evaporator for heat-exchanging a refrigerant with air discharged from the drum to dehumidify air; a foreign object cleaning unit for injecting water to the evaporator to clean a foreign object stuck to the evaporator; a duct body accommodating the evaporator; and a duct cover covering an upper portion of the duct body, wherein the foreign object cleaning unit has a nozzle unit with an injection hole and is configured to inject washing water supplied from a washing water supply unit to an injection surface of the evaporator slopingly at a preset angle, characterized in that the nozzle unit (141, 241) has a plurality of coupling holes provided on a lower surface thereof and wherein a plurality of coupling protrusions (121b1) protrude from an inner surface of the duct cover in a downward direction and are inserted into the plurality of coupling holes, respectively, to couple the nozzle unit (141, 241) to the duct cover. a cabinet; a drum provided within the cabinet and providing an accommodation space for laundry or a dry target; an evaporator for heat-exchanging a refrigerant with air discharged from the drum to dehumidify air; a foreign object cleaning unit for injecting water to the evaporator to clean a foreign object stuck to the evaporator; a duct body accommodating the evaporator; and a duct cover covering an upper portion of the duct body, wherein the foreign object cleaning unit has a nozzle unit with an injection hole and is configured to inject washing water supplied from a washing water supply unit to an injection surface of the evaporator slopingly at a preset angle, characterized in that the nozzle unit (141, 241) has a plurality of coupling holes provided on a lower surface thereof and wherein a plurality of coupling protrusions (121b1) protrude from an inner surface of the duct cover in a downward direction and are inserted into the plurality of coupling holes, respectively, to couple the nozzle unit (141, 241) to the duct cover.
A confectionery dispenser for dispensing a plurality of pieces of confectionery, comprising: a main container defining a main chamber for storing pieces of confectionery, a collection chamber for receiving a plurality of pieces of confectionery and a dispensing outlet for dispensing pieces of confectionery; a secondary container having a removable dispensing tray located therein for receiving pieces of confectionery dispensed through the dispensing outlet; a gate arrangement fixed with respect to the secondary container and comprising at least one gate element; wherein the main container is at least partly received within the secondary container and is linearly moveable with respect to the secondary container between: a loading position in which in use a plurality of pieces of confectionery collect within the collection chamber and are prevented from being dispensed through the dispensing outlet by the gate arrangement; and a dispensing position in which in use a plurality of pieces of confectionery are dispensed from the collection chamber through the dispensing outlet and pieces of confectionery are prevented from entering the collection chamber from the main chamber by the gate arrangement; and a biasing element which resiliently biases the main container to the loading position. a main container defining a main chamber for storing pieces of confectionery, a collection chamber for receiving a plurality of pieces of confectionery and a dispensing outlet for dispensing pieces of confectionery; a secondary container having a removable dispensing tray located therein for receiving pieces of confectionery dispensed through the dispensing outlet; a gate arrangement fixed with respect to the secondary container and comprising at least one gate element; wherein the main container is at least partly received within the secondary container and is linearly moveable with respect to the secondary container between: a loading position in which in use a plurality of pieces of confectionery collect within the collection chamber and are prevented from being dispensed through the dispensing outlet by the gate arrangement; and a dispensing position in which in use a plurality of pieces of confectionery are dispensed from the collection chamber through the dispensing outlet and pieces of confectionery are prevented from entering the collection chamber from the main chamber by the gate arrangement; and a loading position in which in use a plurality of pieces of confectionery collect within the collection chamber and are prevented from being dispensed through the dispensing outlet by the gate arrangement; and a dispensing position in which in use a plurality of pieces of confectionery are dispensed from the collection chamber through the dispensing outlet and pieces of confectionery are prevented from entering the collection chamber from the main chamber by the gate arrangement; and a biasing element which resiliently biases the main container to the loading position.
A method for extending the lifetime of a PEMFC type fuel cell that includes the step of supplying, at anode, a chemical compound, other than hydrogen, capable of reacting with oxygen, but not originating from the fuel, said chemical compound being a gas, the quantity of the gas supplied being equal to or less than twice the quantity of oxygen that passes through the membrane of cathode towards anode.
Electric grill device comprising at least one grill grate which is designed to receive food to be grilled for preparation, comprising at least one first electric heating element which is designed to heat at least one first grill zone of the grill grate at least in portions such that the food to be grilled in the first grill zone of the grill grate can be prepared using a first electric heat output, and comprising at least one second electric heating element, the first electric heating element and the second electric heating element being designed to together heat at least one second grill zone of the grill grate at least in portions such that the food to be grilled in the second grill zone of the grill grate can be prepared using a second electric heat output, characterized in that the second electric heating element is arranged completely below or above the first electric heating element.
A method for wireless communication performed by a user equipment, UE, comprising: receiving, from a base station, configuration information indicating a first burst duration and a second burst duration for a tracking reference signal, TRS, burst pattern, the first burst duration being different from the second burst duration; detecting a first TRS burst having the first burst duration and a second TRS burst having the second burst duration based at least in part on the configuration information; and performing resource tracking based at least in part on the detected first TRS burst and the second TRS burst, characterized by: determining, from the configuration information, a plurality of burst durations and a corresponding time interval duration for each of the plurality of burst durations, the plurality of burst durations including the first and second burst durations; and monitoring for a plurality of TRS bursts, from the base station, based at least in part on the plurality of burst durations and the corresponding time interval durations, the plurality of TRS bursts including the first and second TRS bursts, wherein the plurality of TRS bursts form the TRS burst pattern and are received periodically. receiving, from a base station, configuration information indicating a first burst duration and a second burst duration for a tracking reference signal, TRS, burst pattern, the first burst duration being different from the second burst duration; detecting a first TRS burst having the first burst duration and a second TRS burst having the second burst duration based at least in part on the configuration information; and performing resource tracking based at least in part on the detected first TRS burst and the second TRS burst, characterized by: determining, from the configuration information, a plurality of burst durations and a corresponding time interval duration for each of the plurality of burst durations, the plurality of burst durations including the first and second burst durations; and monitoring for a plurality of TRS bursts, from the base station, based at least in part on the plurality of burst durations and the corresponding time interval durations, the plurality of TRS bursts including the first and second TRS bursts, wherein the plurality of TRS bursts form the TRS burst pattern and are received periodically. determining, from the configuration information, a plurality of burst durations and a corresponding time interval duration for each of the plurality of burst durations, the plurality of burst durations including the first and second burst durations; and monitoring for a plurality of TRS bursts, from the base station, based at least in part on the plurality of burst durations and the corresponding time interval durations, the plurality of TRS bursts including the first and second TRS bursts, wherein the plurality of TRS bursts form the TRS burst pattern and are received periodically.
A sensor configured to detect light, hydrogen gas, and air pressure, the sensor including a metal oxide film which is formed by wet processing and which is produced by a process comprising the steps of: (a) forming an organic film by applying a primer composition onto a substrate or a film and then polymerizing the primer composition, the primer composition containing (i) an addition polymerizable compound including three or more reactive groups, (ii) an addition polymerizable compound including an acid group, and (iii) an addition polymerizable compound including a hydrophilic functional group; (b) forming a metal M1 salt from the acid group by treating the organic film with an aqueous solution containing a metal M1 ion; (c) substituting the metal M1 salt of the acid group with a metal M2 salt by treating the organic film, which has been treated with the aqueous solution containing the metal M1 ion, with a metal M2 ion aqueous solution containing a metal M2 ion which has a less ionization tendency than the metal M1 ion; (d) reducing the metal M2 ion so that a metal film is formed on a surface of the organic film; and (e) oxidizing the metal film said sensor being characterized in that the metal oxide film contains metal oxide particles that are an oxide of the metal M2 which ranges in particle diameter from 1 nm or larger to 100 nm or smaller; the metal oxide particles having a gradation structure wherein the metal oxide particles become smaller in particle diameter toward the organic film. (a) forming an organic film by applying a primer composition onto a substrate or a film and then polymerizing the primer composition, the primer composition containing (i) an addition polymerizable compound including three or more reactive groups, (ii) an addition polymerizable compound including an acid group, and (iii) an addition polymerizable compound including a hydrophilic functional group; (b) forming a metal M1 salt from the acid group by treating the organic film with an aqueous solution containing a metal M1 ion; (c) substituting the metal M1 salt of the acid group with a metal M2 salt by treating the organic film, which has been treated with the aqueous solution containing the metal M1 ion, with a metal M2 ion aqueous solution containing a metal M2 ion which has a less ionization tendency than the metal M1 ion; (d) reducing the metal M2 ion so that a metal film is formed on a surface of the organic film; and (e) oxidizing the metal film
Use of an aqueous cleaning composition containing: 2 to 20 wt% hydrochloric acid; 0.1 to 0.7 wt% of N-(3-aminopropyl)-N-dodecylpropane-1,3-diamine as an antimicrobially C 10-24 active diamine, a surfactant mixture comprising 0.5 to 3 wt% of a C 10 -C 12 quatenary amine, 2 to 6 wt% of dimethyl C 14 -C 18 alkyl amine oxides and 0.5 to 4 wt% of a blend of ethoxylated fatty alcohols and ethoxylated fatty amines; 0.05 to 1.0 wt% fragrance; 0 to 0.15 wt% dye; and the balance to 100 wt% deionized water; and wherein the aqueous cleaning composition has a pH of less than 4 and a viscosity of at least 100 centipoise for cleaning a toilet bowl surface. 2 to 20 wt% hydrochloric acid; 0.1 to 0.7 wt% of N-(3-aminopropyl)-N-dodecylpropane-1,3-diamine as an antimicrobially C 10-24 active diamine, a surfactant mixture comprising 0.5 to 3 wt% of a C 10 -C 12 quatenary amine, 2 to 6 wt% of dimethyl C 14 -C 18 alkyl amine oxides and 0.5 to 4 wt% of a blend of ethoxylated fatty alcohols and ethoxylated fatty amines; 0.05 to 1.0 wt% fragrance; 0 to 0.15 wt% dye; and the balance to 100 wt% deionized water; and wherein the aqueous cleaning composition has a pH of less than 4 and a viscosity of at least 100 centipoise
Shiitake extract for use in the treatment and prevention of endometriosis, wherein said Shiitake extract contains between 1,5% and 25% by weight of Lentinan, and said shiitake extract is administered in daily doses comprised between 10 and 1000 mg.
Modular electrical apparatus for the control and/or distribution of electric power, comprising: - a housing that can be hooked to a mounting rail; - at least one connection interface (60, 70) adapted to connect the modular electrical apparatus to an interconnection bus shared by a plurality of modular electrical apparatuses; - a first selection device placed on board the modular electrical apparatus that allows the assignment of an address to said modular electrical apparatus, by acting locally on the modular electrical apparatus and selecting the address from among a plurality of addresses assignable to the apparatus; characterised in that the first selection device allows to select: - a first operating mode that allows the forced assignment of said address selected from said plurality of addresses to said modular electrical apparatus, by acting locally on the first selection device, and - a second operating mode selectable using the first selection device alternative to the first operating mode, wherein such modular electrical apparatus is such as to receive on board from an external configuration software said address selected from among said plurality of addresses. - a housing that can be hooked to a mounting rail; - at least one connection interface (60, 70) adapted to connect the modular electrical apparatus to an interconnection bus shared by a plurality of modular electrical apparatuses; - a first selection device placed on board the modular electrical apparatus that allows the assignment of an address to said modular electrical apparatus, by acting locally on the modular electrical apparatus and selecting the address from among a plurality of addresses assignable to the apparatus; - a first operating mode that allows the forced assignment of said address selected from said plurality of addresses to said modular electrical apparatus, by acting locally on the first selection device, and - a second operating mode selectable using the first selection device alternative to the first operating mode, wherein such modular electrical apparatus is such as to receive on board from an external configuration software said address selected from among said plurality of addresses.