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An oven comprising: a muffle that defines a cooking cavity for containing foods to be cooked, said muffle comprising at least one horizontal floor, heating means adapted to heat air, ventilating means adapted to circulate said air, at least one air distribution element comprising at least one channel adapted to receive said air circulated by said ventilating means and to allow it to flow through, wherein said distribution element further comprises a plurality of inlet openings in fluidic connection with said at least one channel and adapted to supply said air into said cooking cavity; wherein said ventilating means comprise at least one fan in fluidic connection with said distribution element, said fan being placed at least partially under the level of said horizontal floor; wherein the oven further comprises at least one return opening for said air in said cooking cavity, said at least one return opening being located on said horizontal floor; characterized in that said muffle further comprises at least one vertical back wall, with which said distribution element is associated, and wherein said at least one return opening is proximal to a front wall opposite to said vertical back wall. a muffle that defines a cooking cavity for containing foods to be cooked, said muffle comprising at least one horizontal floor, heating means adapted to heat air, ventilating means adapted to circulate said air, at least one air distribution element comprising at least one channel adapted to receive said air circulated by said ventilating means and to allow it to flow through, wherein said distribution element further comprises a plurality of inlet openings in fluidic connection with said at least one channel and adapted to supply said air into said cooking cavity; wherein said ventilating means comprise at least one fan in fluidic connection with said distribution element, said fan being placed at least partially under the level of said horizontal floor; wherein the oven further comprises at least one return opening for said air in said cooking cavity, said at least one return opening being located on said horizontal floor;
A support for conserving a sample of biological material, the support comprising at least: - a first portion of an absorbent matrix aimed at and destined for conservation of a sample of biological material; and - a second portion of the absorbent matrix, distinct from the first portion and aimed at, predisposed and destined to constitute a cleaning zone for a head of a device, in particular a punch, aimed at collecting a sample of biological material from the first portion wherein the support further comprises at least a third connecting portion interposed between the first portion and the second portion, - wherein the support further comprises an external containing body, the external containing body comprising at least a first layer and a second layer, in operating conditions of the containing body the first portion and the second portion and/or the absorbent matrix being arranged internally of the containing body between the first layer located superiorly with respect to the first and the second portion (3, 4) and/or to the absorbent matrix and the second layer located inferiorly with respect to the first and the second portion (3, 4) and/or to the absorbent matrix; the support is characterised in that the third portion is a portion of the absorbent matrix and is provided with at least a through-cut interposed between the first portion and the second portion constituting a discontinuity of material in the absorbent matrix which prevents any reciprocal contamination between the first portion and the second portion and is interposed between the first portion and the second portion. - a first portion of an absorbent matrix aimed at and destined for conservation of a sample of biological material; and - a second portion of the absorbent matrix, distinct from the first portion and aimed at, predisposed and destined to constitute a cleaning zone for a head of a device, in particular a punch, aimed at collecting a sample of biological material from the first portion wherein the support further comprises at least a third connecting portion interposed between the first portion and the second portion, - wherein the support further comprises an external containing body, the external containing body comprising at least a first layer and a second layer, in operating conditions of the containing body the first portion and the second portion and/or the absorbent matrix being arranged internally of the containing body between the first layer located superiorly with respect to the first and the second portion (3, 4) and/or to the absorbent matrix and the second layer located inferiorly with respect to the first and the second portion (3, 4) and/or to the absorbent matrix;
A positive electrode for a secondary battery, the positive electrode comprising: a positive electrode collector; and a positive electrode material mixture layer coated on at least one side of the positive electrode collector, wherein the positive electrode material mixture layer comprises a positive electrode active material, a conductive agent, a binder, and bimodal pores composed of first pores and second pores which have different average diameters, and the conductive agent and the positive electrode active material are included at a volume ratio (K 1) of 0.08:1 to 0.32:1, wherein a volume ratio of the conductive agent to the total pores is in a range of 0.1:1 to 0.33:1, a porosity is in a range of 30 vol% to 45 vol%, maximum diameters of the first pores and the second pores are less than 1 μm, and an average diameter ratio (k) of the first pores to the second pores is in a range of 0.13:1 to 0.27:1, wherein the first pores are pores between the conductive agent-the conductive agent which are formed by being surrounded by adjacent conductive agent particles, and the second pores are pores between the conductive agent-the positive electrode active material which are formed by being surrounded by the adjacent conductive agent and positive electrode active material, wherein outer surfaces of the first and second pores are respectively nonlinear along surfaces of pluralities of adjacent conductive agent and positive electrode active material particles. a positive electrode collector; and a positive electrode material mixture layer coated on at least one side of the positive electrode collector, wherein the positive electrode material mixture layer comprises a positive electrode active material, a conductive agent, a binder, and bimodal pores composed of first pores and second pores which have different average diameters, and the conductive agent and the positive electrode active material are included at a volume ratio (K 1) of 0.08:1 to 0.32:1, wherein a volume ratio of the conductive agent to the total pores is in a range of 0.1:1 to 0.33:1, a porosity is in a range of 30 vol% to 45 vol%, maximum diameters of the first pores and the second pores are less than 1 μm, and an average diameter ratio (k) of the first pores to the second pores is in a range of 0.13:1 to 0.27:1, wherein the first pores are pores between the conductive agent-the conductive agent which are formed by being surrounded by adjacent conductive agent particles, and the second pores are pores between the conductive agent-the positive electrode active material which are formed by being surrounded by the adjacent conductive agent and positive electrode active material, wherein outer surfaces of the first and second pores are respectively nonlinear along surfaces of pluralities of adjacent conductive agent and positive electrode active material particles.
An in vitro method for differentiating ischemic stroke from hemorrhagic stroke in a patient, comprising a) determining the level of glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) in a sample of said patient, wherein said sample is a blood, plasma or serum sample, in combination with the level of one or more markers selected from the group consisting of neurofilament medium polypeptide, β-synuclein, ATP-Grasp domain-containing protein 1 (CARNS1) and retinol binding protein 4 and b) comparing said levels with a corresponding reference value wherein a level of GFAP in said sample lower than the corresponding reference value and a level of NEF3, β-synuclein, CARNS 1 and/or RBP4 higher than the corresponding reference value is indicative that the patient suffers ischemic stroke or wherein a level of GFAP in said sample higher than the reference value and a level of NEF3, β-synuclein, CARNS1 and/or RBP4 lower than the corresponding reference value is indicative that the patient suffers hemorrhagic stroke. a) determining the level of glial fibrillary acidic protein (GFAP) in a sample of said patient, wherein said sample is a blood, plasma or serum sample, in combination with the level of one or more markers selected from the group consisting of neurofilament medium polypeptide, β-synuclein, ATP-Grasp domain-containing protein 1 (CARNS1) and retinol binding protein 4 and b) comparing said levels with a corresponding reference value
A solar cell encapsulant material comprising a resin composition that contains an olefin-based polymer satisfying the following requirement (a) and an olefin-based polymer satisfying the following requirement (b): (a) The crystal melting peak temperature of the polymer, as measured at a heating rate of 10°C/min in differential scanning calorimetry, is lower than 100°C; (b) The extrapolated onset temperature of melting of the polymer, as measured at a heating rate of 10°C/min in differential scanning calorimetry, is 100°C or higher wherein the solar cell encapsulant material has a laminate configuration of at least two layers and in which those at least two layers include layers that differ from each other in the storage elastic modulus (E') thereof in dynamic viscoelasticity measurement at a oscillation frequency of 10 Hz and at a temperature of 20°C. (a) The crystal melting peak temperature of the polymer, as measured at a heating rate of 10°C/min in differential scanning calorimetry, is lower than 100°C; (b) The extrapolated onset temperature of melting of the polymer, as measured at a heating rate of 10°C/min in differential scanning calorimetry, is 100°C or higher wherein the solar cell encapsulant material has a laminate configuration of at least two layers and in which those at least two layers include layers that differ from each other in the storage elastic modulus (E') thereof in dynamic viscoelasticity measurement at a oscillation frequency of 10 Hz and at a temperature of 20°C.
A circuit breaker, comprising an enclosure comprising: - at least two arcing contacts that are movable axially relative to each other, between an open position of the circuit breaker in which the arcing contacts are separated from each other and a closed position of the circuit breaker in which the arcing contacts are in contact with each other; - a gas inlet configured to blow an arc-control gas in order to interrupt an electric arc that is likely to form during movement of the arcing contacts from the closed position to the open position of the circuit breaker, wherein the arc control gas is a mixture of 90-97% by volume of carbon dioxide and 3-10% by volume of one or more fluorinated compounds and is substantially oxygen free; and wherein the enclosure further comprises an adsorbing material, which adsorbs carbon monoxide that forms after ionization of the carbon dioxide during arcing, wherein the adsorbing material is a metal-organic framework comprising nickel and/or iron, wherein the adsorbing material selectively adsorbs and retains carbon monoxide instead of carbon dioxide, wherein the fluorinated compounds are not adsorbed onto the adsorbing material. - at least two arcing contacts that are movable axially relative to each other, between an open position of the circuit breaker in which the arcing contacts are separated from each other and a closed position of the circuit breaker in which the arcing contacts are in contact with each other; - a gas inlet configured to blow an arc-control gas in order to interrupt an electric arc that is likely to form during movement of the arcing contacts from the closed position to the open position of the circuit breaker, wherein the arc control gas is a mixture of 90-97% by volume of carbon dioxide and 3-10% by volume of one or more fluorinated compounds and is substantially oxygen free; and wherein the enclosure further comprises an adsorbing material, which adsorbs carbon monoxide that forms after ionization of the carbon dioxide during arcing, wherein the adsorbing material is a metal-organic framework comprising nickel and/or iron, wherein the adsorbing material selectively adsorbs and retains carbon monoxide instead of carbon dioxide, wherein the fluorinated compounds are not adsorbed onto the adsorbing material. wherein the enclosure further comprises an adsorbing material, which adsorbs carbon monoxide that forms after ionization of the carbon dioxide during arcing, wherein the adsorbing material is a metal-organic framework comprising nickel and/or iron, wherein the adsorbing material selectively adsorbs and retains carbon monoxide instead of carbon dioxide, wherein the fluorinated compounds are not adsorbed onto the adsorbing material.
A computer-implemented method for identifying unauthorized cloud access by distinguishing malicious velocity incidents from benign velocity incidents, comprising: receiving an event that is part of a velocity incident, wherein the event is associated with features, and wherein the velocity incident occurs when a distance between a location of the event and a location of another event divided by a time elapsed between the event and the other event is greater than a threshold velocity; determining a weighted probability by: summing, for each feature of the event, the product of: a probability that past events having the feature were part of velocity incidents, and a relative frequency of past events having the feature, and dividing by a sum of the relative frequencies of past events having the feature; determining the velocity incident is malicious when the weighted probability is less than a defined probability threshold; and in response to determining the velocity incident is malicious, providing a security alert that an unauthorized cloud access event may have occurred. receiving an event that is part of a velocity incident, wherein the event is associated with features, and wherein the velocity incident occurs when a distance between a location of the event and a location of another event divided by a time elapsed between the event and the other event is greater than a threshold velocity; determining a weighted probability by: summing, for each feature of the event, the product of: a probability that past events having the feature were part of velocity incidents, and a relative frequency of past events having the feature, and dividing by a sum of the relative frequencies of past events having the feature; summing, for each feature of the event, the product of: a probability that past events having the feature were part of velocity incidents, and a relative frequency of past events having the feature, and a probability that past events having the feature were part of velocity incidents, and a relative frequency of past events having the feature, and dividing by a sum of the relative frequencies of past events having the feature; determining the velocity incident is malicious when the weighted probability is less than a defined probability threshold; and in response to determining the velocity incident is malicious, providing a security alert that an unauthorized cloud access event may have occurred.
Applicator for applying a cosmetic product to the eyelashes and/or eyebrows, having an applicator member, the applicator member having: - a core that extends along a longitudinal axis, and - a plurality of different arms that are oriented longitudinally, the arms being connected to the core by their two ends, the length of each arm being greater than the distance along the longitudinal axis of the core between the two ends of the arm, the core having at least one portion, between the ends of the arms, with a non-circular cross section, and characterized by the arms being distributed irregularly around the core. - a core that extends along a longitudinal axis, and - a plurality of different arms that are oriented longitudinally, the arms being connected to the core by their two ends, the length of each arm being greater than the distance along the longitudinal axis of the core between the two ends of the arm,
A method performed by a computing device within an Intelligent Transportation System, the method comprising: determining, at the computing device within a vehicle, whether a short-term certificate is available to sign a message, wherein the message is a communication from the vehicle; if the short-term certificate is available, signing the message with a private key associated with the short-term certificate; if the short-term certificate is not available, signing the message with a private key associated with a long-term certificate; and sending (550, 530) the message to a recipient, wherein when the message comprises an indication that the short-term certificate was used to sign the message, no certificate revocation list, CRL, check is needed by the recipient and when the message indicates that the long-term certificate was used to sign the message, a CRL check is needed by the recipient to validate the long-term certificate, wherein the indication that the short-term certificate was used to sign the message comprises at least one of: a cracaid set to all zeros; a linkage value with a defined value; or a HashID with a defined value. determining, at the computing device within a vehicle, whether a short-term certificate is available to sign a message, wherein the message is a communication from the vehicle; if the short-term certificate is available, signing the message with a private key associated with the short-term certificate; if the short-term certificate is not available, signing the message with a private key associated with a long-term certificate; and sending (550, 530) the message to a recipient, wherein when the message comprises an indication that the short-term certificate was used to sign the message, no certificate revocation list, CRL, check is needed by the recipient and when the message indicates that the long-term certificate was used to sign the message, a CRL check is needed by the recipient to validate the long-term certificate, wherein the indication that the short-term certificate was used to sign the message comprises at least one of: a cracaid set to all zeros; a linkage value with a defined value; or a HashID with a defined value. a cracaid set to all zeros; a linkage value with a defined value; or a HashID with a defined value.
A visual field calculation apparatus that calculates a visual field range of a user on the basis of a detected gaze direction of the user, the visual field calculation apparatus comprising: a saccade detection unit that detects a first plurality of saccades on the basis of a first gaze direction detected at a first timing and a second gaze direction detected at a second timing; characterized by a saccade speed calculation unit that calculates speed of each of the first plurality of saccades on the basis of a time difference between the first timing and the second timing, the first gaze direction, and the second gaze direction; and a visual field range calculation unit that extracts a second plurality of saccades whose speeds calculated by the saccade speed calculation unit exceed a first threshold from among the first plurality of saccades, calculates a plurality of displacement vectors of the second plurality of saccades, and calculates an area including an initial point and a final point of each of the plurality of displacement vectors as the visual field range of the user. a saccade detection unit that detects a first plurality of saccades on the basis of a first gaze direction detected at a first timing and a second gaze direction detected at a second timing; characterized by a saccade speed calculation unit that calculates speed of each of the first plurality of saccades on the basis of a time difference between the first timing and the second timing, the first gaze direction, and the second gaze direction; and a visual field range calculation unit that extracts a second plurality of saccades whose speeds calculated by the saccade speed calculation unit exceed a first threshold from among the first plurality of saccades, calculates a plurality of displacement vectors of the second plurality of saccades, and calculates an area including an initial point and a final point of each of the plurality of displacement vectors as the visual field range of the user.
A polymeric actuator comprising two electrodes and a polymeric dielectric disposed between the electrodes, wherein the polymeric dielectric has a storage elastic modulus at 20°C [E'(20°C)] determined by a dynamic viscoelastic measurement at a frequency of 1 Hz of not more than 0.5 MPa, a ratio [E'(-20°C)/ E'(20°C)] of a storage elastic modulus at -20°C [E'(-20°C)] determined by a dynamic viscoelastic measurement at a frequency of 1 Hz to the [E'(20°C)] of not more than 5.0, and a ratio [E'(40°C)/ E'(20°C)] of a storage elastic modulus at 40°C [E'(40°C)] determined by a dynamic viscoelastic measurement at a frequency of 1 Hz to the [E'(20°C)] of not less than 0.5.
A foundry mold comprising a riser sleeve inserted into the foundry mold, the riser sleeve being a body, the body having a side wall that extends from a bottom to a top of the body and the side wall having a plurality of cavities where the plurality of cavities are formed on the side wall and extend from the top in an axial direction of the body, characterized in that the cavities are closed and provide closed air gaps between the riser sleeve and the foundry mold.
A broadband vibrational energy harvesting device adapted to simultaneously combine bistable and monostable quartic potential energy profiles, the device comprising first and second assemblies mounted at a distance one from the other; wherein the first assembly comprises vibrational means comprising a clamped guided cantilever adapted to stretch under a straining force, whereby the device exhibits quartic monostable nonlinearity; wherein the first and second assemblies comprise respective magnetised means in opposite polarity to one another, so that the second assembly exerts a repulsive magnetic force upon the vibrational means, whereby the device exhibits bistability; wherein the clamped guided cantilever comprises at least one fixedly supported extremity and at least one unsupported extremity longitudinally opposed to the supported extremity, the magnetised means of the first assembly comprises a first magnetised assembly mounted to the clamped guided cantilever proximate the unsupported extremity of the clamped guided cantilever, having at least one magnet with polarity along a longitudinal direction of the clamped guided cantilever; and the magnetised means of the second assembly comprises a second magnetised assembly located adjacent the unsupported extremity of the first assembly, at the distance between the first and second assemblies, and in opposite polarity to the first magnetised assembly such that the repulsive magnetic forces between the first assembly and the second assembly causes multiple equilibrium states; the device being characterized in that the clamping point of the clamped guided cantilever is in the middle of the cantilever and is adjustable to vary the quartic monostable nonlinearity.