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Cargo compartment covering device for automatically covering and uncovering a cargo compartment opening of a cargo compartment of a motor vehicle, comprising an extendable and retractable cargo compartment cover for covering the cargo compartment, a guide device for linearly guiding the cargo compartment cover between an extended state in which the cargo compartment cover covers the cargo compartment, and a retracted state in which the cargo compartment cover does not cover the cargo compartment,and a drive system for targeted movement of the cargo compartment cover, the drive system comprising a housing, the drive system for moving the cargo compartment cover comprising a first flexible shaft, a second flexible shaft and a motor for moving the first flexible shaft and the second flexible shaft, the guide device for linearly guiding the cargo compartment cover comprising a first guide rail, a first guide carriage which is guided in a linearly movable manner on the first guide rail and can be fastened to a first cover face of the cargo compartment cover, a second guide rail, and a second guide carriage which is guided in a linearly movable manner on the second guide rail and can be fastened to a second cover face of the cargo compartment cover, the first flexible shaft being mechanically coupled to the first guide carriage and the second flexible shaft being mechanically coupled to the second guide carriage, the drive system comprising a first guide tube and a second guide tube, the first flexible shaft being arranged at least partially in the first guide tube and the second flexible shaft being arranged at least partially in the second guide tube, a first tube end region of the first guide tube being held on a first rail end region of the first guide rail, the first rail end region being adjacent to a region of the first guide rail in which the first guide carriage is arranged in the retracted state, a second tube end region of the second guide tube being held on a second rail end region of the second guide rail, the second rail end region being adjacent to a region of the second guide rail in which the second guide carriage is arranged in the retracted state, and the drive system comprising a first pressure tube for receiving a first portion of the first flexible shaft when the first guide carriage is moved into the retracted state, and a second pressure tube for receiving a second portion of the second flexible shaft when the second guide carriage is moved into the retracted state, characterized in that a second pressure tube region of the second pressure tube, which region faces away from the motor, is held on the first guide tube.
A system for securing an electronic communication, the system comprising a gateway server configured to: receive and store a device identifier and a network address from a first computing device, wherein the device identifier identifies the first computing device and the network address is associated with the first computing device; receive from a second computing device the network address for the first computing device and an encryption key request; derive an encryption key from the device identifier for the first computing device; and send the encryption key to the second computing device. receive and store a device identifier and a network address from a first computing device, wherein the device identifier identifies the first computing device and the network address is associated with the first computing device; receive from a second computing device the network address for the first computing device and an encryption key request; derive an encryption key from the device identifier for the first computing device; and send the encryption key to the second computing device.
Method for aerial disinfection of the interior of a vehicle, in particular a railway vehicle, which vehicle comprises air-circulation means controlled by command and control means of said vehicle between a closed-circuit circulation mode, in which the interior air circulates without being mixed with air coming from the exterior of the vehicle, and an open-circuit circulation mode, in which the interior air is refreshed with exterior air, which method comprises at least the successive steps of: • actuating the closed-circulation mode by the command and control means, • releasing an aerosol product into the interior air of the vehicle, • starting a timer for a predetermined period by the command and control means, during which period the control means maintain the closed-circuit circulation mode, the interior air mixed with the disinfectant recirculating inside the vehicle, • after the expiry of the predetermined period, evacuating the aerosol product by switching to the open-circulation mode by the command and control means, and • starting a second timer for a second predetermined period by the command and control means concomitantly with the step of evacuating the aerosol product, during which period the control means maintain the open-circuit circulation mode. • actuating the closed-circulation mode by the command and control means, • releasing an aerosol product into the interior air of the vehicle, • starting a timer for a predetermined period by the command and control means, during which period the control means maintain the closed-circuit circulation mode, the interior air mixed with the disinfectant recirculating inside the vehicle, • after the expiry of the predetermined period, evacuating the aerosol product by switching to the open-circulation mode by the command and control means, and • starting a second timer for a second predetermined period by the command and control means concomitantly with the step of evacuating the aerosol product, during which period the control means maintain the open-circuit circulation mode.
Loading device (10, 10a-d) for continuously loading receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d) with transported goods, the loading device (10, 10a-d) comprising a plurality of receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d), a conveying device (2, 2a-d) in which the receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d) are conveyable, a feeding device (3, 3a-d) for feeding transported goods, a transfer device (1, 1a-d) which is configured to take over the transported goods from the feeding device (3, 3a-d), to convey and to transfer the transported goods to the receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d), wherein the receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d) have in each case one transport unit (41.1-41.8, 41a-d) and at least one pocket (42.1-42.8, 42a-d) which for receiving transported goods are fixedly or releasably connected to one another, wherein the transport units (41.1-41.8, 41a-d) are conveyable in the conveying device (2, 2a-d) and/or the transfer device (1, 1a-d) and the conveying device is a suspended conveying device (2, 2a-d) having a running rail (21, 21a-d), wherein the transport units on the running rail (21, 21a-d) are carriages (41.1-41.8, 41a-d) which are conveyable at a variable mutual spacing, characterized in that the transfer device (1, 1a-d) and the receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d) when transferring the transported goods are movable in the same orientation and in that the transfer device (1, 1a-d) is configured to take over receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d) from the conveying device (2, 2a-d), to convey receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d) so as to be clock synchronous with the transported goods and to load receptacle units (4.1-.48, 4a-d) with the transported goods, and to transfer loaded receptacle units (4.1-4.8, 4a-d) to the conveying device (2, 2a-d).
A type 33 bacteriophage M13 vector comprising a first polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide sequence as given by SEQ ID NO:1 and a second polynucleotide sequence encoding a polypeptide sequence as given by SEQ ID NO:2.
A method of operating a mobile transceiver, the mobile transceiver comprising a processor, a memory, a satellite receiver configured to determine locations of the mobile transceiver, said determined locations and times associated with the determined locations being stored in a data log within the memory, and at least one wireless transceiver, the method comprising: determining whether the mobile transceiver is in a battery powered mode; activating the wireless transceiver from a low power mode; searching, via the wireless transceiver, for wireless services supported by the wireless transceiver; when more than one wireless service is available and the mobile transceiver is in a battery powered mode, selecting a most power efficient wireless service from the more than one available wireless services in accordance with a basic power profile of the available wireless services, wherein the basic power profile is stored in the memory and includes a power efficiency indicator for each wireless service supported by the mobile transceiver; when only one wireless service is available, selecting the available wireless service; and sending at least a portion of the data log to an asset tracking service using the selected wireless service to report location data stored in the data log to the asset tracking service. determining whether the mobile transceiver is in a battery powered mode; activating the wireless transceiver from a low power mode; searching, via the wireless transceiver, for wireless services supported by the wireless transceiver; when more than one wireless service is available and the mobile transceiver is in a battery powered mode, selecting a most power efficient wireless service from the more than one available wireless services in accordance with a basic power profile of the available wireless services, wherein the basic power profile is stored in the memory and includes a power efficiency indicator for each wireless service supported by the mobile transceiver; when only one wireless service is available, selecting the available wireless service; and sending at least a portion of the data log to an asset tracking service using the selected wireless service to report location data stored in the data log to the asset tracking service.
A drug delivery device comprising: a user interface including a display for selection of one or more user interface elements, wherein each element corresponding to a bolus configuration of a drug; characterized in that: each element is spatially positioned within a multi-dimensional space corresponding to at least three dimensions representing at least three of: current blood glucose levels of the user, carbohydrate load of the intake of the user, glycemic index, GI, of the intake, and glycemic load of the intake; the element's position corresponds to each dimension; each bolus configuration corresponds to a pre-determined bolus dose and a pre-determined bolus delivery pattern, with the bolus dose being determined in accordance with the carbohydrate load of the intake and the current blood glucose level of the user, and the bolus delivery pattern being determined in accordance with the content of the intake; each bolus configuration is stored in a memory of a bolus selector and displayed by the bolus selector graphically on the display as a plurality of cells arranged in a 3D grid; and the pre-determined bolus delivery pattern is selected from the goup consisting of: entire dose delivered immediately; portion of dose delivered immediately and the rest over 2 hours; portion of dose delivered immediately and the rest over 4 hours; and entire dose delivered over 6 hours. a user interface including a display for selection of one or more user interface elements, wherein each element corresponding to a bolus configuration of a drug; characterized in that: each element is spatially positioned within a multi-dimensional space corresponding to at least three dimensions representing at least three of: current blood glucose levels of the user, carbohydrate load of the intake of the user, glycemic index, GI, of the intake, and glycemic load of the intake; the element's position corresponds to each dimension; each element is spatially positioned within a multi-dimensional space corresponding to at least three dimensions representing at least three of: current blood glucose levels of the user, carbohydrate load of the intake of the user, glycemic index, GI, of the intake, and glycemic load of the intake; the element's position corresponds to each dimension; each bolus configuration corresponds to a pre-determined bolus dose and a pre-determined bolus delivery pattern, with the bolus dose being determined in accordance with the carbohydrate load of the intake and the current blood glucose level of the user, and the bolus delivery pattern being determined in accordance with the content of the intake; each bolus configuration is stored in a memory of a bolus selector and displayed by the bolus selector graphically on the display as a plurality of cells arranged in a 3D grid; and the pre-determined bolus delivery pattern is selected from the goup consisting of: entire dose delivered immediately; portion of dose delivered immediately and the rest over 2 hours; portion of dose delivered immediately and the rest over 4 hours; and entire dose delivered over 6 hours.
A method of treating a substrate, comprising: providing a substrate having a generally sheet or planar form or a fiber or yarn form; providing a colorant to be set at the surface of the substrate; and at about atmospheric pressure, subjecting the substrate and the colorant to reactive species from a plasma generated by an atmospheric plasma apparatus until the colorant affixes to the substrate via chemical bonding to a desired degree so as to promote the appearance of a desired color at the substrate surface that is attributable at least in part of the colorant, wherein the affixing of the colorant occurs as a result of the subjecting of the substrate and the colorant to the reactive species without the substrate being immersed in a dye bath and without subjecting the substrate and colorant to a separate thermal fixation step, and wherein the affixing of the colorant provides a durable coating on the substrate and the change of color without negatively affecting the bulk properties of the substrate. providing a substrate having a generally sheet or planar form or a fiber or yarn form; providing a colorant to be set at the surface of the substrate; and at about atmospheric pressure, subjecting the substrate and the colorant to reactive species from a plasma generated by an atmospheric plasma apparatus until the colorant affixes to the substrate via chemical bonding to a desired degree so as to promote the appearance of a desired color at the substrate surface that is attributable at least in part of the colorant, wherein the affixing of the colorant occurs as a result of the subjecting of the substrate and the colorant to the reactive species without the substrate being immersed in a dye bath and without subjecting the substrate and colorant to a separate thermal fixation step, and wherein the affixing of the colorant provides a durable coating on the substrate and the change of color without negatively affecting the bulk properties of the substrate.
An aqueous particle-free inkjet ink composition that has a viscosity of less than 5 centipoises (0.005 N-sec) at 25°C, and comprises: an anionic polyether polyurethane having an acid number of at least 50 and an anionic acrylic polymer or anionic styrene-acrylic polymer having an acid number of at least 50; wherein the weight ratio of the anionic polyether polyurethane to the anionic acrylic polymer or anionic styrene-acrylic polymer is from 1:9 to and including 9:1, and the total amount of the anionic polyether polyurethane and the anionic acrylic polymer or anionic styrene-acrylic polymer is less than or equal to 20 weight % based on the total aqueous particle-free inkjet ink composition weight, and a defoamer that has a hydrophilic-lipophilic balance value of at least 3 and up to and including 5, which defoamer is present in an amount of at least 0.15 weight % and up to and including 1 weight %, based on the total aqueous particle-free inkjet ink composition weight. an anionic polyether polyurethane having an acid number of at least 50 and an anionic acrylic polymer or anionic styrene-acrylic polymer having an acid number of at least 50; wherein the weight ratio of the anionic polyether polyurethane to the anionic acrylic polymer or anionic styrene-acrylic polymer is from 1:9 to and including 9:1, and the total amount of the anionic polyether polyurethane and the anionic acrylic polymer or anionic styrene-acrylic polymer is less than or equal to 20 weight % based on the total aqueous particle-free inkjet ink composition weight, and a defoamer that has a hydrophilic-lipophilic balance value of at least 3 and up to and including 5, which defoamer is present in an amount of at least 0.15 weight % and up to and including 1 weight %, based on the total aqueous particle-free inkjet ink composition weight.
A trim assembly for a fluid control valve, the trim assembly comprising: a cage; and a seat located adjacent to the cage; characterized in that the cage includes a first cage ring and a second cage ring separated by a lattice structure, the lattice structure forming part of a cage wall, the lattice structure being recessed radially inward from an exterior edge of the first cage ring and from an exterior edge of the second cage ring and comprising a plurality of structural elements that form a pattern of openings, the lattice structure having a lattice density that changes along a longitudinal axis of the cage and in a radial direction, along a thickness of the cage wall; and the trim assembly comprises a filter disposed adjacent to the lattice structure on an upstream side of the lattice structure, the filter including a plurality of openings that are smaller than the plurality of openings in the lattice structure. a cage; and a seat located adjacent to the cage; characterized in that the cage includes a first cage ring and a second cage ring separated by a lattice structure, the lattice structure forming part of a cage wall, the lattice structure being recessed radially inward from an exterior edge of the first cage ring and from an exterior edge of the second cage ring and comprising a plurality of structural elements that form a pattern of openings, the lattice structure having a lattice density that changes along a longitudinal axis of the cage and in a radial direction, along a thickness of the cage wall; and the trim assembly comprises a filter disposed adjacent to the lattice structure on an upstream side of the lattice structure, the filter including a plurality of openings that are smaller than the plurality of openings in the lattice structure.
A method for determining when to verify a flow meter stiffness coefficient K (202, 204) in a vibrating tube flowmeter, the method comprising: receiving a first flow meter stiffness coefficient K; the method characterised by receiving a plurality of tube temperatures T, a plurality of tube vibrational response frequencies ω, and a plurality of driver currents I; determining an average tube temperature T and a standard deviation tube temperature T based on the plurality of tube temperatures T; determining an average tube vibrational response frequency ω and a standard deviation tube vibrational response frequency ω based on the plurality of tube vibrational response frequencies ω; determining an average driver current I and a standard deviation driver current I based on the plurality of driver currents I; receiving a first subsequent value, the first subsequent value comprising a subsequent tube temperature T, a subsequent tube vibrational response frequency ω, or a subsequent driver current I; and upon determining that the first subsequent value is outside a first respective range defined between a first respective average minus a first respective threshold, and the first respective average plus the first respective threshold, initiating a determination of a second flow meter stiffness coefficient K. receiving a first flow meter stiffness coefficient K; the method characterised by receiving a plurality of tube temperatures T, a plurality of tube vibrational response frequencies ω, and a plurality of driver currents I; determining an average tube temperature T and a standard deviation tube temperature T based on the plurality of tube temperatures T; determining an average tube vibrational response frequency ω and a standard deviation tube vibrational response frequency ω based on the plurality of tube vibrational response frequencies ω; determining an average driver current I and a standard deviation driver current I based on the plurality of driver currents I; receiving a first subsequent value, the first subsequent value comprising a subsequent tube temperature T, a subsequent tube vibrational response frequency ω, or a subsequent driver current I; and upon determining that the first subsequent value is outside a first respective range defined between a first respective average minus a first respective threshold, and the first respective average plus the first respective threshold, initiating a determination of a second flow meter stiffness coefficient K.
A sterilization packaging system, comprising: a frame defining a vertical direction, the frame including a plurality of vertical members extending along the vertical direction and a plurality of horizontal members extending perpendicular to the vertical direction, each vertical member and horizontal member having an inner side and an outer side; a sterilization wrap, a first portion of the sterilization wrap positioned adjacent the inner side of each vertical member and each horizontal member to define a volume and an opening to access the volume; and a lid for sealing the volume against an ingress of contaminants, the lid positioned on a top portion of the frame, with the sterilization wrap disposed between the lid and the frame, wherein the lid comprises a lip defined along a perimeter of the lid, wherein the vertical members and the horizontal members define a plurality of windows, the sterilization wrap accessible through the windows. a frame defining a vertical direction, the frame including a plurality of vertical members extending along the vertical direction and a plurality of horizontal members extending perpendicular to the vertical direction, each vertical member and horizontal member having an inner side and an outer side; a sterilization wrap, a first portion of the sterilization wrap positioned adjacent the inner side of each vertical member and each horizontal member to define a volume and an opening to access the volume; and a lid for sealing the volume against an ingress of contaminants, the lid positioned on a top portion of the frame, with the sterilization wrap disposed between the lid and the frame, wherein the lid comprises a lip defined along a perimeter of the lid, wherein the vertical members and the horizontal members define a plurality of windows, the sterilization wrap accessible through the windows.
A composition for use in a method of treating anovulation, infertility, or irregular menstrual cycle, the composition comprising: (i) vitamin B9 (or folic acid or folacin); (ii) myo-inositol; and (iii) alpha lipoic acid, wherein components (i), (ii) and (iii) together make up from 50 to 80% by weight relative to the total weight of the composition. (i) vitamin B9 (or folic acid or folacin); (ii) myo-inositol; and (iii) alpha lipoic acid,