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A method of communicating over one or more space-time streams, the method comprising: transmitting a precoded portion of a first stream with a bandwidth of 1 MHz or less; transmitting, when there are at least two streams, a precoded portion of a second stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 4 μs; transmitting, when there are at least three streams, the precoded portion of the second stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 4 μs, and a precoded portion of a third stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 1 μs; and transmitting, when there are at least four streams, the precoded portion of the second stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 4 μs, the precoded portion of the third stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 1 μs, and a precoded portion of a fourth stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 5 μs. transmitting a precoded portion of a first stream with a bandwidth of 1 MHz or less; transmitting, when there are at least two streams, a precoded portion of a second stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 4 μs; transmitting, when there are at least three streams, the precoded portion of the second stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 4 μs, and a precoded portion of a third stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 1 μs; and transmitting, when there are at least four streams, the precoded portion of the second stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 4 μs, the precoded portion of the third stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 1 μs, and a precoded portion of a fourth stream with a cyclic shift delay, relative to the first stream, of 5 μs.
CAN subscriber station (10; 30) for a bus system in which a CAN network and a CAN FD network are operated in parallel, having a communication control device for controlling the communication in the bus system, a transmission/reception device for transmitting or receiving messages from or for the subscriber station (10; 30), and a first adaptation device having a reception path evaluation unit for evaluating received messages (45, 46, 47) with regard to whether or not the received message (45, 46, 47) is a message according to the CAN FD specification, and a reception path output unit for outputting a dummy frame to a communication control device of a CAN subscriber station (10; 30) for the bus system if the result of an evaluation of the reception path evaluation unit is that the received message (45, 46, 47) is a message according to the CAN FD specification, and a second adaptation device having a transmission path evaluation unit for evaluating whether or not an error frame is being transmitted in the transmission path of a communication control device of a CAN subscriber station (10; 30) for the bus system, and a transmission path output unit for blocking an error frame if the transmission path evaluation unit has identified an error frame in the transmission path.
A base module for a motor-skills course for children, said motor-skills course comprising at least one such base module and at least one beam (14, 24), the base module having a lower ground-contact part arranged to allow a planar support on the ground, an upper part opposed to said lower part, and a lateral part extending between said lower part and said upper part, at least one recessed region to removably receive an end region of the beam being formed in said lateral part, characterised in that the or each recessed region is in the form of a step comprising a tread, a riser and two sides flanking the tread, the surface of at least one of the tread and the sides being sloped or curved such that at least one part of said surface is oriented towards the riser, such that the step constitutes means for blocking the end region (20, 27) of the beam with a complementary shape, in order to block the beam (14, 24) in translation, in a plane parallel to the support plane of said lower part, by engaging the end region (20, 27) of the beam (14, 24) into the step.
A syringe for dispensing injectable foam comprising: a syringe barrel having a nozzle and a bore to receive a syringe plunger; a syringe plunger defined by a front end and a rear end connected by tubular walls and having an internal hollow duct between the front end and the rear end, and through which foam can flow; and an injectate chamber formed by insertion of the front end of the plunger into the barrel, and characterised in that the injectate chamber comprises a flow-disruptor arranged to modify the flow of foam as it enters the injectate chamber. a syringe barrel having a nozzle and a bore to receive a syringe plunger; a syringe plunger defined by a front end and a rear end connected by tubular walls and having an internal hollow duct between the front end and the rear end, and through which foam can flow; and an injectate chamber formed by insertion of the front end of the plunger into the barrel, and characterised in that the injectate chamber comprises a flow-disruptor arranged to modify the flow of foam as it enters the injectate chamber.
Tinostamustine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, for use in the treatment of ovarian cancer, wherein tinostamustine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof is used in combination with carboplatin.
A method for analyzing a metal specimen, comprising: an electrolysis step of electrolyzing a metal specimen containing a reference element and a target element in a non-aqueous electrolytic solution; a sampling step of sampling a portion of the electrolytic solution; a removing step of removing the non-aqueous solvent from the electrolytic solution by drying and forming the resulting electrolytic solution into an aqueous solution; an analysis step of analyzing the aqueous solution formed from the electrolytic solution having the non-aqueous solvent removed, by an element analysis; a concentration ratio-calculating step of calculating a concentration ratio of the target element to the reference element in the electrolytic solution on the basis of the analysis results; and a content-calculating step of calculating the content of the target element existing in a form of a solid solution by multiplying the obtained concentration ratio by the content of the reference element in the metal specimen. an electrolysis step of electrolyzing a metal specimen containing a reference element and a target element in a non-aqueous electrolytic solution; a sampling step of sampling a portion of the electrolytic solution; a removing step of removing the non-aqueous solvent from the electrolytic solution by drying and forming the resulting electrolytic solution into an aqueous solution; an analysis step of analyzing the aqueous solution formed from the electrolytic solution having the non-aqueous solvent removed, by an element analysis; a concentration ratio-calculating step of calculating a concentration ratio of the target element to the reference element in the electrolytic solution on the basis of the analysis results; and a content-calculating step of calculating the content of the target element existing in a form of a solid solution by multiplying the obtained concentration ratio by the content of the reference element in the metal specimen.
A computer-implemented method, for implementation by a Microsoft Internet Information Server, for preparing a web server application for virtualization, the method comprising: receiving an indication to start monitoring a web server application to be virtualized,wherein the web server application is invoked using a native, non-virtualized process of a web server, and wherein the web server application is a website configured to run in an application pool; beginning installation of the web server application; capturing configuration data during installation of the web server application, wherein capturing configuration data comprises detecting an application pool name associated with the website, the application pool name being specified when creating a worker process to respond to requests for the website; concluding monitoring of the installation of the web server application; storing the captured configuration data for use during a subsequent deployment of the web server application; and packaging the web server application for deployment, including the stored configuration data, wherein the preceding steps are performed by at least one processor, wherein, upon deployment, the application pool name is used to place the web server application into the correct application pool associated with a virtual environment. receiving an indication to start monitoring a web server application to be virtualized,wherein the web server application is invoked using a native, non-virtualized process of a web server, and wherein the web server application is a website configured to run in an application pool; beginning installation of the web server application; capturing configuration data during installation of the web server application, wherein capturing configuration data comprises detecting an application pool name associated with the website, the application pool name being specified when creating a worker process to respond to requests for the website; concluding monitoring of the installation of the web server application; storing the captured configuration data for use during a subsequent deployment of the web server application; and packaging the web server application for deployment, including the stored configuration data, wherein the preceding steps are performed by at least one processor, wherein, upon deployment, the application pool name is used to place the web server application into the correct application pool associated with a virtual environment.
Haemostatic bracelet which comprises - a clamp comprising two clamp branches (11, 12) and a first strut, each of the clamp branches (11, 12) having a first and a second end, each of the clam branches being connected by its first end to the other clamp branch by means of the first strut, - a compression element, - actuation elements (30, 40) fixed to the clamp branches (11, 12) so that the second ends of the clamp branches (11, 12) opposite to the first strut can be spread by moving the ends of the actuation elements towards each other, said haemostatic bracelet being characterised in that it comprises an arch provided with two arch branches (21, 22) and a second strut, wherein each of the arch branches (21, 22) has a first and a second end, wherein each of the arch branches (21, 22) is connected by its first end to the other arch branch by means of the second strut and by its second end to a different one of the clamp branches (11, 12) so that, at the junction between the arch and the clamp, the arch branches (21, 22) diverge from the clamp while moving away from the second end of the clamp branches (11, 12) opposite to the first strut, wherein each of the arch branches (21, 22) is provided with a first articulation (211; 221), the first articulations being situated facing each other and forming a first set of articulations, wherein the compression element is placed on the second strut so as to protrude from the second strut in the opposite direction to the first articulations (211, 221) of the first set of articulations, wherein the part of the arch situated between the first articulations (211, 221) of the first set of articulations and comprising the second strut can be folded in the direction of the clamp by pivoting about the first articulations (211, 221) of the first set of articulation so that the compression element can be placed, when the bracelet is ready for use, inside the space defined by the clamp branches (11, 12) and the first strut or inside a projection of this space while protruding in the direction of the opening between the second ends of the clamp branches (11, 12) opposite to the first strut. - a clamp comprising two clamp branches (11, 12) and a first strut, each of the clamp branches (11, 12) having a first and a second end, each of the clam branches being connected by its first end to the other clamp branch by means of the first strut, - a compression element, - actuation elements (30, 40) fixed to the clamp branches (11, 12) so that the second ends of the clamp branches (11, 12) opposite to the first strut can be spread by moving the ends of the actuation elements towards each other,
Process for preparing aminated aromatic hydrocarbons comprising the steps of reacting an aromatic hydrocarbon with ammonia in the presence of a catalyst having a crystalline microporous structure wherein the catalyst comprises vanadium aluminophosphate molecular sieve (VAPO) which is impregnated with nickel and copper and which is reduced with molecular hydrogen and / or aluminophosphate molecular sieve (AlPO) which is impregnated with nickel and copper and which is treated by reduction or calcination and, wherein the aromatic hydrocarbon may be substituted.
A modulation format and carrier power determining method, applied to a multi-carrier communications system and comprising: receiving a modulated signal, wherein the modulated signal is a signal modulated onto at least two subcarriers of a carrier for transmission; determining a per-unit-power signal-to-noise ratio of each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers by using the modulated signal; determining a bit error rate of each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers according to the signal-to-noise ratio and a preset correspondence between signal-to-noise ratios and bit error rates determined according to a diagram of signal-to-noise ratio and bit error rate distribution curves, to obtain subcarrier bit error rates; determining, according to the subcarrier bit error rates, a modulation format in which a to-be-modulated signal is modulated onto each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers; and determining a system bit error rate of the multi-carrier communications system according to the subcarrier bit error rates, and determining a carrier power of each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers according to the system bit error rate. receiving a modulated signal, wherein the modulated signal is a signal modulated onto at least two subcarriers of a carrier for transmission; determining a per-unit-power signal-to-noise ratio of each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers by using the modulated signal; determining a bit error rate of each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers according to the signal-to-noise ratio and a preset correspondence between signal-to-noise ratios and bit error rates determined according to a diagram of signal-to-noise ratio and bit error rate distribution curves, to obtain subcarrier bit error rates; determining, according to the subcarrier bit error rates, a modulation format in which a to-be-modulated signal is modulated onto each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers; and determining a system bit error rate of the multi-carrier communications system according to the subcarrier bit error rates, and determining a carrier power of each subcarrier of the at least two subcarriers according to the system bit error rate.
A testing device for quantitatively or semi-quantitatively determining specific gravity of urine, the device comprising: a first substrate with a porous matrix adapted for conducting lateral flow, said substrate having: a sample contact zone and a detection zone as part of a buffering pad, a feedback zone as part of a wicking pad situated downstream of said detection zone; and said detection zone having a buffering component comprising a weak polymeric acid and weak polymeric base with a pKa ≤ 10 -3, and a class of charged polymeric surfactants that are responsive to relative ion concentrations in a sample solution, and a charged pH indicator with a charge opposite to that of the charged polymeric surfactant. a first substrate with a porous matrix adapted for conducting lateral flow, said substrate having: a sample contact zone and a detection zone as part of a buffering pad, a feedback zone as part of a wicking pad situated downstream of said detection zone; and said detection zone having a buffering component comprising a weak polymeric acid and weak polymeric base with a pKa ≤ 10 -3, and a class of charged polymeric surfactants that are responsive to relative ion concentrations in a sample solution, and a charged pH indicator with a charge opposite to that of the charged polymeric surfactant. a sample contact zone and a detection zone as part of a buffering pad, a feedback zone as part of a wicking pad situated downstream of said detection zone; and said detection zone having a buffering component comprising a weak polymeric acid and weak polymeric base with a pKa ≤ 10 -3, and a class of charged polymeric surfactants that are responsive to relative ion concentrations in a sample solution, and a charged pH indicator with a charge opposite to that of the charged polymeric surfactant.
A door arrangement for the interior of an aircraft, the door arrangement comprising - a frame portion, - a door blade hinged to the frame portion to be pivotable about a pivot axis between a closed position, in which the door blade closes a door opening defined by the frame portion, and an open position, in which the door blade is positioned to allow access through the door opening, - a lever arm, and - an actuator operable to selectively move the door blade between the open position and the closed position via the lever arm engaging the door blade and the actuator, wherein the actuator is movable into a first actuator position, in which the lever arm is in a first lever arm position and the door blade is in the open position, and into a second actuator position, in which the lever arm is in a second lever arm position and the door blade is in the closed position, wherein the actuator is movable into the second actuator position such that the door blade is able to move from the closed position towards the open position independent of the actuator while the actuator remains in the second actuator position, characterized in that the actuator is mounted to the frame portion and the door arrangement further comprises an engagement element (8, 27) coupled to the actuator or to the door blade, wherein the lever arm comprises an elongate slot adapted to engage the engagement element (8, 27) to allow the actuator to effect the movement of the door blade between the open position and the closed position via the lever arm, and wherein the elongate slot comprises a lateral opening which, by moving the actuator from the first actuator position to the second actuator position, is positionable such that the engagement element (8, 27) is allowed to escape the slot through the lateral opening, thereby allowing the movement of the door blade from the closed position towards the open position independent of the actuator. - a frame portion, - a door blade hinged to the frame portion to be pivotable about a pivot axis between a closed position, in which the door blade closes a door opening defined by the frame portion, and an open position, in which the door blade is positioned to allow access through the door opening, - a lever arm, and - an actuator operable to selectively move the door blade between the open position and the closed position via the lever arm engaging the door blade and the actuator, wherein the actuator is movable into a first actuator position, in which the lever arm is in a first lever arm position and the door blade is in the open position, and into a second actuator position, in which the lever arm is in a second lever arm position and the door blade is in the closed position,
A method for managing medical devices and caregivers, the method comprising: receiving patient data and medical device data from a plurality of medical devices, the patient data and medical device data being transmitted from one or more medical devices assigned to each of a plurality of patients; deriving an acuity for each of a plurality of patients based on the patient data and medical device data, wherein the acuity of a patient is derived further based on types of medical devices assigned to the patient and number of medical devices assigned to the patient; and making and dynamically changing caregiver assignments, assignment of medical device, and medical device settings based on the derived acuities. receiving patient data and medical device data from a plurality of medical devices, the patient data and medical device data being transmitted from one or more medical devices assigned to each of a plurality of patients; deriving an acuity for each of a plurality of patients based on the patient data and medical device data, wherein the acuity of a patient is derived further based on types of medical devices assigned to the patient and number of medical devices assigned to the patient; and making and dynamically changing caregiver assignments, assignment of medical device, and medical device settings based on the derived acuities.
A cruise control arrangement for a vehicle, where the cruise control arrangement is provided with a cruise control brake function and where the cruise control arrangement is provided with a set cruise speed value and a set brake cruise speed value, and where the cruise control brake function is active when the vehicle travels downhill, wherein the cruise control arrangement is adapted to activate at least one auxiliary brake (8, 9) when the vehicle speed reaches the set brake cruise speed, wherein the cruise control arrangement is adapted to apply a service brake of the vehicle in order to reduce the speed of the vehicle to a predefined first speed if the vehicle speed exceeds the set brake cruise speed when the at least one auxiliary brake is delivering full brake power, where the predefined first speed is lower than the set brake cruise speed, to deactivate the service brake when the speed of the vehicle is equal to the predefined first speed, to allow the vehicle speed to increase and to exceed the set brake cruise speed again, and to then apply the service brake again in order to reduce the vehicle speed to the predefined first speed, characterized in that the cruise control arrangement is adapted to provide said deactivation of the service brake while controlling the auxiliary brake to continue delivering full brake power.