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A method for improving the dynamic friction performance of a wet clutch, said method comprising lubricating said clutch with a power transmission fluid comprising a major amount of a lubricating oil and a minor amount of an additive composition, said additive composition comprising: (i) 0.1 to 10.0 mass percent, per mass of the fluid of a compound of structure: wherein a is an integer from 1 to 10 and R is a hydrocarbon group made by the metallocene-catalysed polymerisation of an alphaolefin feedstock, said feedstock being 1-octene, 1-decene, 1-dodecene or any mixture thereof; (ii) 0.1 to 10.0 mass percent, per mass of the fluid of a friction modifier of structure: wherein x + y is from 8 to 15, and z = 0 or an integer from 1 to 5; and (iii) an oil-soluble phosphorus compound comprising one or more compounds of the structures: wherein groups R 3, R 4 and R 5 may be the same or different hydrocarbyl groups, or aryl groups, or linear alkyl groups optionally containing a thioether linkage and optionally where one or more of the oxygen atoms in the above structures may be replaced by a sulfur atom, in an amount such as to provide the power transmitting fluid with from 10 to 1000 parts per million by mass (ppm) of elemental phosphorus, per mass of the fluid. (i) 0.1 to 10.0 mass percent, per mass of the fluid of a compound of structure: wherein a is an integer from 1 to 10 and R is a hydrocarbon group made by the metallocene-catalysed polymerisation of an alphaolefin feedstock, said feedstock being 1-octene, 1-decene, 1-dodecene or any mixture thereof; (ii) 0.1 to 10.0 mass percent, per mass of the fluid of a friction modifier of structure: wherein x + y is from 8 to 15, and z = 0 or an integer from 1 to 5; and (iii) an oil-soluble phosphorus compound comprising one or more compounds of the structures: wherein groups R 3, R 4 and R 5 may be the same or different hydrocarbyl groups, or aryl groups, or linear alkyl groups optionally containing a thioether linkage and optionally where one or more of the oxygen atoms in the above structures may be replaced by a sulfur atom, in an amount such as to provide the power transmitting fluid with from 10 to 1000 parts per million by mass (ppm) of elemental phosphorus, per mass of the fluid.
A separable electrical connector component comprising: an insulative housing having a mid-section, a first insertion end extending from said mid-section in a first direction, a second insertion end extending from said mid-section in a second direction opposite said first direction and a third section extending outwardly from said mid-section between said first and second insertion ends (68, 70), said third section having a well formed therein for receiving a voltage control device; a current carrying member disposed within said insulative housing and extending through said first insertion end, said mid-section and said second insertion end, said well being in communication with said current carrying member; characterised in that it further comprises an interchangeable voltage control device received within said well of said housing third section and being in electrical communication with said current carrying member, said voltage control device comprising a capacitive element in the form of two electrodes and an impedance element for detecting a voltage on said current carrying member. an insulative housing having a mid-section, a first insertion end extending from said mid-section in a first direction, a second insertion end extending from said mid-section in a second direction opposite said first direction and a third section extending outwardly from said mid-section between said first and second insertion ends (68, 70), said third section having a well formed therein for receiving a voltage control device; a current carrying member disposed within said insulative housing and extending through said first insertion end, said mid-section and said second insertion end, said well being in communication with said current carrying member; characterised in that it further comprises an interchangeable voltage control device received within said well of said housing third section and being in electrical communication with said current carrying member, said voltage control device comprising a capacitive element in the form of two electrodes and an impedance element for detecting a voltage on said current carrying member.
A method of decoding video data, the method comprising: determining a predictor palette having a plurality of palette predictor entries that indicate respective pixel values, wherein determining the predictor palette comprises determining the predictor palette based on palette entries (202, 204, 206) associated with palettes of a plurality of blocks of video data; determining, for a second palette associated with a second block of video data that is coded after the plurality of blocks, one or more palette entries (208, 210, 212) of the second palette based on the palette predictor entries of the predictor palette; and decoding pixels of the second block of video data using the second palette, wherein decoding the pixels comprises: obtaining, from an encoded bitstream, respective index values for one or more of the pixels, wherein the respective index values identify an entry of the second palette; and determining values for the one more pixels by matching the respective index values to at least one of the entries of the second palette. determining a predictor palette having a plurality of palette predictor entries that indicate respective pixel values, wherein determining the predictor palette comprises determining the predictor palette based on palette entries (202, 204, 206) associated with palettes of a plurality of blocks of video data; determining, for a second palette associated with a second block of video data that is coded after the plurality of blocks, one or more palette entries (208, 210, 212) of the second palette based on the palette predictor entries of the predictor palette; and decoding pixels of the second block of video data using the second palette, wherein decoding the pixels comprises: obtaining, from an encoded bitstream, respective index values for one or more of the pixels, wherein the respective index values identify an entry of the second palette; and determining values for the one more pixels by matching the respective index values to at least one of the entries of the second palette. obtaining, from an encoded bitstream, respective index values for one or more of the pixels, wherein the respective index values identify an entry of the second palette; and determining values for the one more pixels by matching the respective index values to at least one of the entries of the second palette.
A heating value derivation device, comprising: a sound-velocity meter configured to measure a gas flowing through a gas flow path such that the sound velocity thereof can be derived from the measurement result; and a sound velocity derivation unit configured to derive the sound velocity of the gas flowing through the gas flow path based on the measurement result of the meter; and a heating value derivation unit configured to refer to correspondence relationship information, said correspondence relationship information satisfying the expression CV T = 1 C 2 αγRT 0 p p 0, where CV T is a heating value per unit volume (kJ/m 3), C is the sound velocity, a is a constant, R is a gas constant (J/(mol.K)), T 0 is a standard temperature (273.15 K), p is a supply pressure (Pa), and p 0 is a standard pressure (101,325 Pa), and thereby enabling the heating value per unit volume to be derived from the sound velocity of the gas regardless of the type of the gas and the temperature of the gas, and to thereby derive, based on the sound velocity derived by the sound velocity derivation unit, the heating value per unit volume of the gas at the temperature during the measurement. a sound-velocity meter configured to measure a gas flowing through a gas flow path such that the sound velocity thereof can be derived from the measurement result; and a sound velocity derivation unit configured to derive the sound velocity of the gas flowing through the gas flow path based on the measurement result of the meter; and a heating value derivation unit configured to refer to correspondence relationship information, said correspondence relationship information satisfying the expression CV T = 1 C 2 αγRT 0 p p 0, where CV T is a heating value per unit volume (kJ/m 3), C is the sound velocity, a is a constant, R is a gas constant (J/(mol.K)), T 0 is a standard temperature (273.15 K), p is a supply pressure (Pa), and p 0 is a standard pressure (101,325 Pa), and thereby enabling the heating value per unit volume to be derived from the sound velocity of the gas regardless of the type of the gas and the temperature of the gas, and to thereby derive, based on the sound velocity derived by the sound velocity derivation unit, the heating value per unit volume of the gas at the temperature during the measurement. to refer to correspondence relationship information, said correspondence relationship information satisfying the expression CV T = 1 C 2 αγRT 0 p p 0, where CV T is a heating value per unit volume (kJ/m 3), C is the sound velocity, a is a constant, R is a gas constant (J/(mol.K)), T 0 is a standard temperature (273.15 K), p is a supply pressure (Pa), and p 0 is a standard pressure (101,325 Pa), and thereby enabling the heating value per unit volume to be derived from the sound velocity of the gas regardless of the type of the gas and the temperature of the gas, and to thereby derive, based on the sound velocity derived by the sound velocity derivation unit, the heating value per unit volume of the gas at the temperature during the measurement.
An osmotic material-free sanitary tissue product exhibiting a basis weight of from 40 g/m 2 to 500 g/m 2 as measured according to the Basis Weight Test Method and comprising between 5% and 30% by weight of thermoplastic filaments relative to the total mass of the sanitary tissue product wherein the sanitary tissue product exhibits a CRT Rate of greater than 0.35 g/sec as measured according to the Absorptive Rate and Capacity Test Method and a Liquid Breakthrough of greater than 1.00 as measured according to the Liquid Breakthrough Test Method and wherein the sanitary tissue product comprises scrims of filaments, arranged on one or more of the exterior surfaces of the sanitary tissue product, said sanitary tissue product further comprising one or more inner fibrous structures comprising a through-air-dried wet-laid fibrous structures and co-formed fibrous structures; said scrims of filaments exhibiting each a basis weight of less than 10 g/m 2 as measured according to the Basis Weight Test Method, and said filaments being chosen from polyester filaments, nylon filaments, polyolefin filaments, polylactic acid filaments, polyhydroxyalkanoate filaments, polyesteramide filaments, and polycaprolactone filaments, said co-formed fibrous structures exhibiting a basis weight of from 10 g/m 2 to 200 g/m 2 as measured according to the Basis Weight Test Method and comprising from 10% to 50% by weight of thermoplastic filaments relative to the total weight of the co-formed fibrous structure and a plurality of wood pulp fibers selected from the group consisting of softwood kraft pulp fibers, hardwood fibers, and mixtures thereof, said wet-laid structures comprising a surface pattern and pulp fibers chosen from hardwood pulp fibers, softwood pulp fibers, and mixtures thereof. said scrims of filaments exhibiting each a basis weight of less than 10 g/m 2 as measured according to the Basis Weight Test Method, and said filaments being chosen from polyester filaments, nylon filaments, polyolefin filaments, polylactic acid filaments, polyhydroxyalkanoate filaments, polyesteramide filaments, and polycaprolactone filaments, said co-formed fibrous structures exhibiting a basis weight of from 10 g/m 2 to 200 g/m 2 as measured according to the Basis Weight Test Method and comprising from 10% to 50% by weight of thermoplastic filaments relative to the total weight of the co-formed fibrous structure and a plurality of wood pulp fibers selected from the group consisting of softwood kraft pulp fibers, hardwood fibers, and mixtures thereof, said wet-laid structures comprising a surface pattern and pulp fibers chosen from hardwood pulp fibers, softwood pulp fibers, and mixtures thereof.
A fixing roller used for a fixing unit, wherein the fixing unit has a heating roller and a pressing roller arranged pressably against the heating roller, and heats and presses a recording medium that holds an unfixed toner image on a surface thereof while nipping and conveying the recording medium between the heating roller and the pressing roller to thereby fix a toner image onto the recording medium, wherein the fixing roller is at least one of the heating roller and the pressing roller that is replaceably supported in the fixing unit along an axial direction of the fixing roller, and the fixing roller comprises a sliding member that is formed integrally to an inside of the fixing roller; wherein the sliding member is configured to slide on an outer circumference of a roller guiding shaft that is inserted into and removed from the fixing roller upon replacing the fixing roller, and characterized in that: an assisting unit connecting member, to which an assisting unit for removing the fixing roller is removably attachable, is provided at a leading edge portion of the fixing roller in a removal direction, and the sliding member is arranged near an opening of the fixing roller opposing to the assisting unit connecting member, and wherein the assisting unit connecting member comprises: a cutout through which a nipping piece arranged on the assisting unit can be inserted; a rotation allowing portion that is communicatively connected to the cutout and configured to allow the nipping piece insertable through the cutout to be rotated by a predetermined angle; and a stopping portion configured to stop rotation of the nipping piece when the nipping piece abuts to an end of the rotation allowing portion. an assisting unit connecting member, to which an assisting unit for removing the fixing roller is removably attachable, is provided at a leading edge portion of the fixing roller in a removal direction, and the sliding member is arranged near an opening of the fixing roller opposing to the assisting unit connecting member, and wherein the assisting unit connecting member comprises: a cutout through which a nipping piece arranged on the assisting unit can be inserted; a rotation allowing portion that is communicatively connected to the cutout and configured to allow the nipping piece insertable through the cutout to be rotated by a predetermined angle; and a stopping portion configured to stop rotation of the nipping piece when the nipping piece abuts to an end of the rotation allowing portion. a cutout through which a nipping piece arranged on the assisting unit can be inserted; a rotation allowing portion that is communicatively connected to the cutout and configured to allow the nipping piece insertable through the cutout to be rotated by a predetermined angle; and a stopping portion configured to stop rotation of the nipping piece when the nipping piece abuts to an end of the rotation allowing portion.
An infrared sensitive lithographic printing plate precursor of positive-type comprising a support having a hydrophilic surface and an image recording layer comprising: an anionic surfactant; an infrared absorbing agent; and a poly (vinyl acetal) resin. an anionic surfactant; an infrared absorbing agent; and a poly (vinyl acetal) resin.
An inflatable spa comprising: a top wall; a bottom wall; an internal wall; an external wall; an inflatable air chamber defined by the top wall, the bottom wall, the internal wall, and the external wall; a plurality of tensioning structures that each extend from the external wall to the internal wall through the air chamber; a water cavity defined by the bottom wall and the internal wall; and a control system including an air pump operable in: an inflation mode that supplies air to the air chamber to inflate the air chamber; a deflation mode that pulls air from the air chamber; and an aeration mode that supplies air to the water cavity to aerate the water cavity, and wherein the inflatable spa further includes an air transport pipe (380, 780) in communication with the air pump in the aeration mode, the air transport pipe extending through the external wall, through the air chamber and through the internal wall toward the water cavity. a top wall; a bottom wall; an internal wall; an external wall; an inflatable air chamber defined by the top wall, the bottom wall, the internal wall, and the external wall; a plurality of tensioning structures that each extend from the external wall to the internal wall through the air chamber; a water cavity defined by the bottom wall and the internal wall; and a control system including an air pump operable in: an inflation mode that supplies air to the air chamber to inflate the air chamber; a deflation mode that pulls air from the air chamber; and an aeration mode that supplies air to the water cavity to aerate the water cavity, an inflation mode that supplies air to the air chamber to inflate the air chamber; a deflation mode that pulls air from the air chamber; and an aeration mode that supplies air to the water cavity to aerate the water cavity, and wherein the inflatable spa further includes an air transport pipe (380, 780) in communication with the air pump in the aeration mode, the air transport pipe extending through the external wall, through the air chamber and through the internal wall toward the water cavity.
A bariatric device for weight loss, comprising a. a lower stomach element having a wall comprising a lumen, having an interior surface, an exterior contact surface comprising a steep-sided frusto-cone adapted to fit the walls of the mid to lower stomach, and wherein the lower stomach element is constructed of resilient material capable of being collapsed for placement and rebounding to maintain its shape for operation, and sized to prevent the lower stomach element from contacting or passing through the pylorus characterized in further comprising b. a positioning element (25, 27, 51, 52) with proximal and distal ends, comprising two closed loops (51, 52) arranged in separate planes, wherein the distal ends of the loops (51, 52) are coupled with the lower stomach element, and the proximal ends are adapted to engage the upper stomach, wherein the positioning element is constructed of resilient material such that the proximal end is capable of contacting on the upper stomach to maintain the relative position of the lower stomach element to cause the lower stomach element to have at least intermittent contact with the mid to lower stomach, and c. a restriction element (35, 37, 46, 47, 77, 107) coupled with the lower stomach element. a. a lower stomach element having a wall comprising a lumen, having an interior surface, an exterior contact surface comprising a steep-sided frusto-cone adapted to fit the walls of the mid to lower stomach, and wherein the lower stomach element is constructed of resilient material capable of being collapsed for placement and rebounding to maintain its shape for operation, and sized to prevent the lower stomach element from contacting or passing through the pylorus characterized in further comprising b. a positioning element (25, 27, 51, 52) with proximal and distal ends, comprising two closed loops (51, 52) arranged in separate planes, wherein the distal ends of the loops (51, 52) are coupled with the lower stomach element, and the proximal ends are adapted to engage the upper stomach, wherein the positioning element is constructed of resilient material such that the proximal end is capable of contacting on the upper stomach to maintain the relative position of the lower stomach element to cause the lower stomach element to have at least intermittent contact with the mid to lower stomach, and c. a restriction element (35, 37, 46, 47, 77, 107) coupled with the lower stomach element.
A method comprising: determining whether a data access attempt, if permitted, will cause data specified in the data access attempt to cross a data boundary, the data boundary associated with at least one condition to be met before the data will be permitted to cross the data boundary, wherein a boundary label (1030; 1120; 1230) is included with the data, the boundary label being used to determine whether the data access will cause the data of the data access attempt to cross the data boundary; determining an operation to be applied to the data for which access is being attempted, in response to determining the data access attempt will cause the data to cross the data boundary; and applying the operation to the data, the application of the operation to the data to cause the at least one condition to be met, and the application of the operation to permit the data access to be permitted under the at least one condition. determining whether a data access attempt, if permitted, will cause data specified in the data access attempt to cross a data boundary, the data boundary associated with at least one condition to be met before the data will be permitted to cross the data boundary, wherein a boundary label (1030; 1120; 1230) is included with the data, the boundary label being used to determine whether the data access will cause the data of the data access attempt to cross the data boundary; determining an operation to be applied to the data for which access is being attempted, in response to determining the data access attempt will cause the data to cross the data boundary; and applying the operation to the data, the application of the operation to the data to cause the at least one condition to be met, and the application of the operation to permit the data access to be permitted under the at least one condition.