mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A method for grouping floating objects in batches in at least one channel, called the accumulation channel, in which: - a hydraulic current capable of transporting the objects is formed in each accumulation channel, - an upstream portion of at least one accumulation channel is supplied with objects so that the floating objects are transported by the hydraulic current along the accumulation channel as far as a downstream end of the latter provided with a retaining/releasing device, - each accumulation channel having, at least in a downstream portion of the latter, called the superposition zone, a height greater than the maximum overall vertical size of each object so as to be able to receive superposed objects, wherein the speed of the hydraulic current formed in at least one accumulation channel is adjusted so as to bring about a superposition of the objects retained in the superposition zone of the accumulation channel against the retaining/releasing device which is closed so as to retain the objects. - a hydraulic current capable of transporting the objects is formed in each accumulation channel, - an upstream portion of at least one accumulation channel is supplied with objects so that the floating objects are transported by the hydraulic current along the accumulation channel as far as a downstream end of the latter provided with a retaining/releasing device, - each accumulation channel having, at least in a downstream portion of the latter, called the superposition zone, a height greater than the maximum overall vertical size of each object so as to be able to receive superposed objects,
An elevator brake control device for controlling an elevator brake including a plurality of brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50), the brake control device comprising: at least one primary switch (52; 54) configured to selectively conduct current for lifting all of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50); and a plurality of secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70), each of the secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) being associated with one of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50), each of the secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) being configured to selectively conduct current for lifting the associated one of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50), wherein the plurality of secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) are between the at least one primary switch (52; 54) and the associated one of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50); characterized in that the elevator brake control device further comprises: a controller configured to control the at least one primary switch (52; 54) and the plurality of secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70), the controller being configured to change a state of a selected one of the secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) from a closed state to an open state only while the at least one primary switch (52; 54) is open. at least one primary switch (52; 54) configured to selectively conduct current for lifting all of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50); and a plurality of secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70), each of the secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) being associated with one of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50), each of the secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) being configured to selectively conduct current for lifting the associated one of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50), wherein the plurality of secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) are between the at least one primary switch (52; 54) and the associated one of the brake applicators (42; 44; 46; 48; 50); characterized in that the elevator brake control device further comprises: a controller configured to control the at least one primary switch (52; 54) and the plurality of secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70), the controller being configured to change a state of a selected one of the secondary switches (62; 64; 66; 68; 70) from a closed state to an open state only while the at least one primary switch (52; 54) is open.
A method for outsourced annotation on a sensitive dataset wherein the method comprises the steps of: i) obtaining, by a first entity, an input dataset comprising several contents organized in an input order; ii) classifying the contents within the input dataset into token fields and information fields associated to the token fields, wherein the token fields are unique identifiers; iii) encrypting token fields and information fields within the dataset using a plurality of keys ({k}) to obtain an encrypted dataset, wherein all the token fields are encrypted with a same key; iv) sending the encrypted dataset to a second entity; v) searching, in the second entity, for matching encrypted token fields (40'; 43') between the encrypted dataset and an encrypted reference, wherein the information fields corresponding to the same token fields are encrypted under a same corresponding key in both the encrypted dataset and the encrypted reference; vi) defining, for the matching encrypted token fields, the encrypted information fields of the encrypted dataset to be annotated; vii) annotating the defined encrypted information fields thereby obtaining an encrypted annotated dataset; and viii) sending the encrypted annotated dataset to the first entity. i) obtaining, by a first entity, an input dataset comprising several contents organized in an input order; ii) classifying the contents within the input dataset into token fields and information fields associated to the token fields, wherein the token fields are unique identifiers; iii) encrypting token fields and information fields within the dataset using a plurality of keys ({k}) to obtain an encrypted dataset, wherein all the token fields are encrypted with a same key; iv) sending the encrypted dataset to a second entity; v) searching, in the second entity, for matching encrypted token fields (40'; 43') between the encrypted dataset and an encrypted reference, wherein the information fields corresponding to the same token fields are encrypted under a same corresponding key in both the encrypted dataset and the encrypted reference; vi) defining, for the matching encrypted token fields, the encrypted information fields of the encrypted dataset to be annotated; vii) annotating the defined encrypted information fields thereby obtaining an encrypted annotated dataset; and viii) sending the encrypted annotated dataset to the first entity.
Filter element for the filtration of a fluid, in particular for air filtration, in particular for cabin air filtration, in particular of a vehicle, comprising - at least one, in particular flat, filter bellows made of a filter medium with an intended raw side and an intended clean side opposing the raw side, wherein a lateral strip applied in a flat design is circumferentially disposed around the front sides (16, 17, 18, 19) surrounding the filter bellows, wherein a circumferential seal is disposed on an exterior side of the lateral strip, and wherein the lateral strip features a flap projecting beyond the clean side of the filter bellows, which flap can be disposed above the seal folded back in a V-shape on the front sides (16, 17, 18, 19), characterized in that the flap only partially overlaps the seal on an exterior side in such a way that an in particular completely circumferential region of an outer surface of the seal, not covered by the flap, remains free for sealing abutment against a filter housing, said region having a width of at least 20% of the width of the outer surface of the seal. - at least one, in particular flat, filter bellows made of a filter medium with an intended raw side and an intended clean side opposing the raw side,
A line striper comprising: a frame; a mounting arm extending from the frame; a first clamp that is shaped with an opening through which the mounting arm is adapted to extend and a fastener configured to secure the mounting arm within the opening; a first vertical bar attached to and extending from the first clamp; a first extension bar attached to and extending from the first vertical bar; and a first spray gun attachable to the first extension bar, characterised in that the first clamp is G shaped; in that the opening allows the first clamp to be mounted and then secured on the mounting arm without relative sliding between the first clamp and the mounting arm; in that the first clamp further comprises: a first leg having an inner side, a first end, and a second end; a second leg extending away from the first leg and having an inner side that forms a corner with the inner side of the first leg, the second leg having a first end that is connected to the first end of the first leg and a second end distal from the first end of the second leg; and a third leg extending away from the second end of the first leg, the third leg having a first end that is connected to the second end of the first leg and a second end distal from the first end of the third leg, wherein the first leg, second leg, and third leg together form a G shape and form the opening of the first clamp, and wherein the third leg has a curved inner side configured to guide the first clamp onto and off of the mounting arm. a frame; a mounting arm extending from the frame; a first clamp that is shaped with an opening through which the mounting arm is adapted to extend and a fastener configured to secure the mounting arm within the opening; a first vertical bar attached to and extending from the first clamp; a first extension bar attached to and extending from the first vertical bar; and a first spray gun attachable to the first extension bar, characterised in that the first clamp is G shaped; a first leg having an inner side, a first end, and a second end; a second leg extending away from the first leg and having an inner side that forms a corner with the inner side of the first leg, the second leg having a first end that is connected to the first end of the first leg and a second end distal from the first end of the second leg; and a third leg extending away from the second end of the first leg, the third leg having a first end that is connected to the second end of the first leg and a second end distal from the first end of the third leg,
A reduced pressure treatment apparatus comprising: a charging chamber having a variable volume operable to store a first pressure less than an ambient pressure and less than a desired therapy pressure; a regulated chamber operable to store a second pressure less than the ambient pressure, the first pressure being less than the second pressure; a conduit providing fluid communication between the regulated chamber and the charging chamber; a regulator member operably associated with the conduit to prevent fluid communication through the conduit when the second pressure is less than or equal to the desired therapy pressure and to allow fluid communication through the conduit when the second pressure exceeds the desired therapy pressure; and a shaft having an engagement end operably associated with the regulator member to prevent fluid communication through the conduit as the volume of the charging chamber is decreased. a charging chamber having a variable volume operable to store a first pressure less than an ambient pressure and less than a desired therapy pressure; a regulated chamber operable to store a second pressure less than the ambient pressure, the first pressure being less than the second pressure; a conduit providing fluid communication between the regulated chamber and the charging chamber; a regulator member operably associated with the conduit to prevent fluid communication through the conduit when the second pressure is less than or equal to the desired therapy pressure and to allow fluid communication through the conduit when the second pressure exceeds the desired therapy pressure; and a shaft having an engagement end operably associated with the regulator member to prevent fluid communication through the conduit as the volume of the charging chamber is decreased.
An at least partly implantable system for injecting a substance into a patient's body, comprising - at least one flexibly bendable infusion needle with a tip end of each of said at least one infusion needle arranged in at least one first housing for penetrating the first housing's outer wall in at least one penetration area and having the respective other end arranged in at least one second housing, the first and second housings being adapted for implantation inside the patient's body, wherein the at least one second housing is provided for implantation inside the patient's body remote from the at least one first housing and wherein the injection needle is sufficiently long to bridge the distance from the at least one second housing for remote implantation to the at least one first housing and further through the first housing up to the outer wall of the first housing, and - at least one drive unit adapted for being coupled to the at least one infusion needle and arranged at least for advancing the tip end of the at least one infusion needle so that the at least one infusion needle penetrates with the tip end or ends thereof said at least one first housing's outer wall in said at least one penetration area. - at least one flexibly bendable infusion needle with a tip end of each of said at least one infusion needle arranged in at least one first housing for penetrating the first housing's outer wall in at least one penetration area and having the respective other end arranged in at least one second housing, the first and second housings being adapted for implantation inside the patient's body, wherein the at least one second housing is provided for implantation inside the patient's body remote from the at least one first housing and wherein the injection needle is sufficiently long to bridge the distance from the at least one second housing for remote implantation to the at least one first housing and further through the first housing up to the outer wall of the first housing, and - at least one drive unit adapted for being coupled to the at least one infusion needle and arranged at least for advancing the tip end of the at least one infusion needle so that the at least one infusion needle penetrates with the tip end or ends thereof said at least one first housing's outer wall in said at least one penetration area.
A process for non-uniform dyeing of textile products, comprising at least the following stages: - arranging the textile products to be dyed in a chamber together with a plurality of permeable and absorbent granules impregnated with a sulphamic acid solution in water at a quantity comprised between 1% and 30% in weight for rendering the textile to be dyed at least partially inert to dyeing; - bringing the textile products to be dyed into contact with the granules, the granules and the textile products being moved together in a relatively random way, for a sufficient amount of time to wet parts of the textile of the textile products with the sulphamic acid solution; then - separating the textile products from the granules; - drying the textile products at a temperature comprised between 100 °C and 150 °C and for a sufficient amount of a time to cause the sulphamic acid to react with the parts of the textile which were dampened with the sulphamic acid to enable the sulphamic acid to bond with the fibres of the textile to make the zones of sulphamic acid-dampened textile impervious to the dye; and finally - dyeing the textile products. - arranging the textile products to be dyed in a chamber together with a plurality of permeable and absorbent granules impregnated with a sulphamic acid solution in water at a quantity comprised between 1% and 30% in weight for rendering the textile to be dyed at least partially inert to dyeing; - bringing the textile products to be dyed into contact with the granules, the granules and the textile products being moved together in a relatively random way, for a sufficient amount of time to wet parts of the textile of the textile products with the sulphamic acid solution; then - separating the textile products from the granules; - drying the textile products at a temperature comprised between 100 °C and 150 °C and for a sufficient amount of a time to cause the sulphamic acid to react with the parts of the textile which were dampened with the sulphamic acid to enable the sulphamic acid to bond with the fibres of the textile to make the zones of sulphamic acid-dampened textile impervious to the dye; and finally - dyeing the textile products.
A passenger restraint device for amusement rides comprising at least one restraint element provided with at least one contact surface to be placed in contact with at least one part of the body of a passenger, said restraint element being movable between at least one open position in which the said restraint element is not in contact with said passenger and at least one closed position, in which said restraint element is in contact with at least one part of said passenger's body, wherein said restraint element comprises at least one sensor to detect a contact between the said restraint element and at least one part of said passenger's body, wherein said at least one restraint element is mounted on at least one movable bar that can be moved between said open position and said closed position.
A system comprising: a memory storing instructions; and a processor communicatively coupled to the memory and configured to execute the instructions to: classify each pixel in a plurality of pixels included in an ultrasound image captured by an ultrasound probe located within a patient as either showing tissue or showing non-tissue; determine an average pixel classification representative of a number of pixels classified as showing tissue compared to a number of pixels classified as showing non-tissue; determine, if the average pixel classification is above a first contact state threshold, that the ultrasound probe is in a first contact state that indicates that the ultrasound probe is in operative physical contact with the tissue of the patient; and determine, if the average pixel classification is below a second contact state threshold lower than the first contact state threshold, that the ultrasound probe is in a second contact state that indicates that the ultrasound probe is not in operative physical contact with the tissue of the patient. a memory storing instructions; and a processor communicatively coupled to the memory and configured to execute the instructions to: classify each pixel in a plurality of pixels included in an ultrasound image captured by an ultrasound probe located within a patient as either showing tissue or showing non-tissue; determine an average pixel classification representative of a number of pixels classified as showing tissue compared to a number of pixels classified as showing non-tissue; determine, if the average pixel classification is above a first contact state threshold, that the ultrasound probe is in a first contact state that indicates that the ultrasound probe is in operative physical contact with the tissue of the patient; and determine, if the average pixel classification is below a second contact state threshold lower than the first contact state threshold, that the ultrasound probe is in a second contact state that indicates that the ultrasound probe is not in operative physical contact with the tissue of the patient. classify each pixel in a plurality of pixels included in an ultrasound image captured by an ultrasound probe located within a patient as either showing tissue or showing non-tissue; determine an average pixel classification representative of a number of pixels classified as showing tissue compared to a number of pixels classified as showing non-tissue; determine, if the average pixel classification is above a first contact state threshold, that the ultrasound probe is in a first contact state that indicates that the ultrasound probe is in operative physical contact with the tissue of the patient; and determine, if the average pixel classification is below a second contact state threshold lower than the first contact state threshold, that the ultrasound probe is in a second contact state that indicates that the ultrasound probe is not in operative physical contact with the tissue of the patient.
Aircraft transfer system for transferring an aircraft into a parked position, having a first rail and having a second rail extending parallel to the first rail, having a main runner which is displaceable on the first rail and to which a bridge is coupled, said bridge being pivotable with respect to the main runner from a position in which it is arranged parallel to the first rail into a position in which it extends perpendicularly to the first rail, and having an auxiliary runner which is displaceable on the second rail, wherein, after being pivoted into a position in which it extends perpendicularly to the rails (6, 8), the bridge is displaceable transversely to the longitudinal direction of the rails (6, 8) in the direction of the second rail and is able to be coupled to the auxiliary runner by way of an end portion, characterized in that the bridge is pivotable outwards, from the position in which it is arranged parallel to the first rail, away from the space between the two rails (6, 8) with respect to the main runner.
A cryopump comprising: a cryogenic refrigerator comprising a cold stage and a colder stage; a radiation shield having sides, a closed end and a frontal opening opposite to the closed end, the radiation shield being thermally coupled to and cooled by the cold stage, a central volume and the frontal opening of the radiation shield being substantially free of cryopumping surfaces; a primary cryopumping array spaced from but close to and extending along the radiation shield sides, the primary cryopumping array supporting adsorbent material and being coupled to and cooled by the colder stage; characterized by further comprising a condensing cryopumping array extending along the primary cryopumping array, the condensing cryopumping array shielding the primary cryopumping array from radiation passing through the frontal opening of the radiation shield. a cryogenic refrigerator comprising a cold stage and a colder stage; a radiation shield having sides, a closed end and a frontal opening opposite to the closed end, the radiation shield being thermally coupled to and cooled by the cold stage, a central volume and the frontal opening of the radiation shield being substantially free of cryopumping surfaces; a primary cryopumping array spaced from but close to and extending along the radiation shield sides, the primary cryopumping array supporting adsorbent material and being coupled to and cooled by the colder stage; characterized by further comprising a condensing cryopumping array extending along the primary cryopumping array, the condensing cryopumping array shielding the primary cryopumping array from radiation passing through the frontal opening of the radiation shield.
A portable trailer stand, comprising; a frame having an upper ledge; an leg coupled to the frame, the leg to selectively extend or retract relative to the frame, the upper ledge being vertically movable to selectively engage and disengage an underside of a trailer parked on a driveway based on extension and retraction of the leg relative to the frame; and a wheel connected to the frame, the portable trailer stand being characterized in that the wheel is to move as the upper ledge moves to remain at a substantially fixed distance from the upper ledge as the upper ledge is vertically moved. a frame having an upper ledge; an leg coupled to the frame, the leg to selectively extend or retract relative to the frame, the upper ledge being vertically movable to selectively engage and disengage an underside of a trailer parked on a driveway based on extension and retraction of the leg relative to the frame; and a wheel connected to the frame, the portable trailer stand being characterized in that the wheel is to move as the upper ledge moves to remain at a substantially fixed distance from the upper ledge as the upper ledge is vertically moved.