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A method of isolating sulforaphane and/or a sulforaphane analog from a natural source thereof, the method comprising: a) mixing the natural source of sulforaphane and/or sulforaphane analog, or an extract prepared from the natural source, wherein the purity of sulforaphane and/or the sulforaphane analog in the extract is less than or equal to 75%, with cyclodextrin in a suitable solvent and with or without heat; b) cooling the mixture to a temperature within the range of -10 °C to +25 °C to promote the formation of a precipitate of a complex between the sulforaphane or sulforaphane analog and the cyclodextrin; and c) collecting the precipitate formed, wherein the sulforaphane analog is selected from sulforaphene, Erucin, Erysolin, 6-isothiocyanato-2-hexanone, exo-2-acetyl-6-isothiocyanatonorbornane, exo-2-isothiocyanato-6-methylsulfonylnorbornane, 6-isothiocyanato-2-hexanol, 1-isothiocyanato-4-dimethylphosphonylbutane, exo-2-(1'-hydroxyethyl)-5-isothiocyanatonorbornane, exo-2-acetyl-5-isothiocyanatonorbornane, 1-isothiocyanato-5-methylsulfonylpentane, and cis- or trans-3-(methylsulfonyl)cyclohexylmethylisothiocyanate, or mixtures thereof. a) mixing the natural source of sulforaphane and/or sulforaphane analog, or an extract prepared from the natural source, wherein the purity of sulforaphane and/or the sulforaphane analog in the extract is less than or equal to 75%, with cyclodextrin in a suitable solvent and with or without heat; b) cooling the mixture to a temperature within the range of -10 °C to +25 °C to promote the formation of a precipitate of a complex between the sulforaphane or sulforaphane analog and the cyclodextrin; and c) collecting the precipitate formed,
An Ethernet Physical layer, PHY, device (58, 168, 188) operative to control a remote peer Ethernet PHY device (58, 172, 192), the Ethernet PHY device comprising: a PHY interface configured to connect to a physical link; and PHY circuitry, configured to: generate layer-1 frames that carry data for transmission to a peer Ethernet PHY device; insert among the layer-1 frames one or more management frames that are separate from the layer-1 frames and that are configured to control a General-Purpose Input-Output, GPIO, port associated with the peer Ethernet PHY device; transmit the layer-1 frames and the inserted management frames, via the PHY interface, to the peer Ethernet PHY device over the physical link, for controlling one or more operations of the GPIO port associated with the peer Ethernet PHY device; and receive, via the PHY interface, one or more verifications, acknowledging that the one or more management frames were received successfully at the peer Ethernet PHY device. a PHY interface configured to connect to a physical link; and PHY circuitry, configured to: generate layer-1 frames that carry data for transmission to a peer Ethernet PHY device; insert among the layer-1 frames one or more management frames that are separate from the layer-1 frames and that are configured to control a General-Purpose Input-Output, GPIO, port associated with the peer Ethernet PHY device; transmit the layer-1 frames and the inserted management frames, via the PHY interface, to the peer Ethernet PHY device over the physical link, for controlling one or more operations of the GPIO port associated with the peer Ethernet PHY device; and receive, via the PHY interface, one or more verifications, acknowledging that the one or more management frames were received successfully at the peer Ethernet PHY device. generate layer-1 frames that carry data for transmission to a peer Ethernet PHY device; insert among the layer-1 frames one or more management frames that are separate from the layer-1 frames and that are configured to control a General-Purpose Input-Output, GPIO, port associated with the peer Ethernet PHY device; transmit the layer-1 frames and the inserted management frames, via the PHY interface, to the peer Ethernet PHY device over the physical link, for controlling one or more operations of the GPIO port associated with the peer Ethernet PHY device; and receive, via the PHY interface, one or more verifications, acknowledging that the one or more management frames were received successfully at the peer Ethernet PHY device.
A thermoplastic welding apparatus, comprising: a thermoplastic welding tool; at least one tooling surface in said thermoplastic welding tool; a magnetic induction coil in said thermoplastic welding tool and generally encircling said at least one tooling surface; at least one smart susceptor in said thermoplastic welding tool at said at least one tooling surface; said magnetic induction coil is adapted to generate a magnetic flux field oriented generally parallel to a plane of said at least one smart susceptor; a non electrically-conductive material in said at least one tooling surface wherein said non electrically-conductive material comprises an elastomeric material; and characterized in that the thermoplastic welding apparatus further comprises: a ferromagnetic material comprising ferrite powder embedded in said at least one tooling surface next to said non electrically-conductive material. a thermoplastic welding tool; at least one tooling surface in said thermoplastic welding tool; a magnetic induction coil in said thermoplastic welding tool and generally encircling said at least one tooling surface; at least one smart susceptor in said thermoplastic welding tool at said at least one tooling surface; said magnetic induction coil is adapted to generate a magnetic flux field oriented generally parallel to a plane of said at least one smart susceptor; a non electrically-conductive material in said at least one tooling surface wherein said non electrically-conductive material comprises an elastomeric material; and characterized in that the thermoplastic welding apparatus further comprises: a ferromagnetic material comprising ferrite powder embedded in said at least one tooling surface next to said non electrically-conductive material. a ferromagnetic material comprising ferrite powder embedded in said at least one tooling surface next to said non electrically-conductive material.
A method of wireless communication performed by a user equipment, UE, comprising: receiving a first configuration and a second configuration, wherein the first configuration is for a discontinuous reception, DRX, cycle and the second configuration is for a configured grant, CG, wherein the DRX cycle is associated with a set of active time durations and a set of non-active time durations, and wherein the CG is associated with a transmission in one or more non-active time durations of the set of non-active time durations; receiving information identifying a mask, wherein the mask indicates a modified configuration for the transmission in the one or more non-active time durations or a modified multiplexing scheme for the CG; and selectively performing or skipping the transmission in accordance with the CG and the mask. receiving a first configuration and a second configuration, wherein the first configuration is for a discontinuous reception, DRX, cycle and the second configuration is for a configured grant, CG, wherein the DRX cycle is associated with a set of active time durations and a set of non-active time durations, and wherein the CG is associated with a transmission in one or more non-active time durations of the set of non-active time durations; receiving information identifying a mask, wherein the mask indicates a modified configuration for the transmission in the one or more non-active time durations or a modified multiplexing scheme for the CG; and selectively performing or skipping the transmission in accordance with the CG and the mask.
A computer-implemented method for generating navigational assistance, comprising: receiving, at a computer server system, from a computing device (104, 602) that is remote from the server system, a string of text that comprises a search query, wherein the search query does not contain any terms that identify a geographical point of interest; wherein the string of text is received in response to a user of the computing device (104, 602) speaking into the computing device (104, 602) a control term indicating a request to have navigation instructions generated and the string of text represents words spoken by the user after the user speaks the control term; transmitting, from the computer server system to the computing device (104, 602), data for automatically generating a navigational application having a destination at a specific geographical indicator, wherein the specific geographical indicator is determined by: identifying, by the computer server system, one or more search results that are responsive to the search query; and parsing, by the computer server system, a landing page that one of the one or more search results points to, identifying geographical address information from the landing page, and generating the specific geographical indicator corresponding to the one search result. receiving, at a computer server system, from a computing device (104, 602) that is remote from the server system, a string of text that comprises a search query, wherein the search query does not contain any terms that identify a geographical point of interest; wherein the string of text is received in response to a user of the computing device (104, 602) speaking into the computing device (104, 602) a control term indicating a request to have navigation instructions generated and the string of text represents words spoken by the user after the user speaks the control term; transmitting, from the computer server system to the computing device (104, 602), data for automatically generating a navigational application having a destination at a specific geographical indicator, wherein the specific geographical indicator is determined by: identifying, by the computer server system, one or more search results that are responsive to the search query; and parsing, by the computer server system, a landing page that one of the one or more search results points to, identifying geographical address information from the landing page, and generating the specific geographical indicator corresponding to the one search result. identifying, by the computer server system, one or more search results that are responsive to the search query; and parsing, by the computer server system, a landing page that one of the one or more search results points to, identifying geographical address information from the landing page, and generating the specific geographical indicator corresponding to the one search result.
Hydraulic controller for an automatic gearbox of a motor vehicle, the gearbox comprising a gear change system having at least one gear change piston-and-cylinder unit (35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40) with a gear change piston for actuating a shifting element, a gear change pressure chamber in which an actuating pressure can be built up and a centrifugal oil chamber separated from the gear change pressure chamber by the gear change piston, wherein operating fluid can be fed to the centrifugal oil chamber via a centrifugal oil line which can be supplied by a first supply line, further comprising a second supply line for supplying operating fluid to the centrifugal oil line, which can be closed and opened by means of a centrifugal oil valve, characterised in that hydraulic elements (49, 67) for the adjustment of flow volumes of the operating fluid are located in the first and/or in the second supply line (63, 66).
A soilless plant cultivating container for cultivation of plants in a general vertically orientation relative to a ground surface which includes; an elongate body of generally wave shaped form, having a flow channel defined there through; and a receptacle defined in a sidewall of the body, located in a concave region of the elongate body, the receptacle being in fluid communication with the flow channel for receiving and supporting a plant therein, wherein the elongate body includes engagement formations defined on end regions thereof for allowing coupling of a plurality of soilless plant cultivating containers together thereby defining a soilless plant cultivating pipe.
Vacuum cleaner bag with an outer wall (2, 3) of filter material, in which an inflow opening is cut out, wherein an inner bag with a bag opening is arranged in an interior space of the vacuum cleaner bag, wherein the inflow opening in the inflated state of the vacuum cleaner bag is oriented angularly with respect to the bag opening and a part of the air flow entering via the inflow opening flows through the bag opening into the inner bag, characterised in that the bag opening is oriented at an angle of 60° to 120° with respect to the inflow opening.
Disc brake having a brake calliper which engages over a brake disc and brake linings which are arranged at both sides thereof in a lining shaft, and having a holding-down member which extends transversely over the brake linings and which is supported in the direction towards the disc brake axle against the brake linings and which is located with one end thereof in a slot of the brake calliper, wherein the front end of the holding-down member is opposite a rear wall, and an upper side and a lower side of the holding-down member are opposite an upper face and a lower face of the slot, respectively, and wherein the holding-down member is provided with a central portion which extends into the slot and with a side portion (71, 72) at each side of the central portion, the side portions (71, 72) are located outside the slot, an inner face is formed on each side portion (71, 72) and the inner faces face each other in order to form support faces, characterized in that the inner faces above or below the slot are directed against the brake calliper.
A heating blanket, comprising: an interlaced heating layer (26, 70, 80) including: a fabric thread (28, 78, 92); and a heat-generating thread (30, 72, 82) interlaced with the fabric thread (28, 78, 92) to form the interlaced heating layer (26, 70, 80), the heat-generating thread (30, 72, 82) comprising: a conductor wire (32, 74, 84) configured to generate a magnetic field in response to an electrical current applied to the conductor wire (32, 74, 84); and a susceptor wire formed of a susceptor material configured to inductively generate heat in response to the magnetic field of the conductor wire (32, 74, 84) when a temperature of the susceptor wire is below a Curie point of the susceptor wire, characterized in that the heat generating thread (30,72,92) is interlaced with the fabric thread (28,78,92 in a weave pattern or knitted pattern. a fabric thread (28, 78, 92); and a heat-generating thread (30, 72, 82) interlaced with the fabric thread (28, 78, 92) to form the interlaced heating layer (26, 70, 80), the heat-generating thread (30, 72, 82) comprising: a conductor wire (32, 74, 84) configured to generate a magnetic field in response to an electrical current applied to the conductor wire (32, 74, 84); and a susceptor wire formed of a susceptor material configured to inductively generate heat in response to the magnetic field of the conductor wire (32, 74, 84) when a temperature of the susceptor wire is below a Curie point of the susceptor wire, characterized in that the heat generating thread (30,72,92) is interlaced with the fabric thread (28,78,92 in a weave pattern or knitted pattern. a conductor wire (32, 74, 84) configured to generate a magnetic field in response to an electrical current applied to the conductor wire (32, 74, 84); and a susceptor wire formed of a susceptor material configured to inductively generate heat in response to the magnetic field of the conductor wire (32, 74, 84) when a temperature of the susceptor wire is below a Curie point of the susceptor wire, characterized in that the heat generating thread (30,72,92) is interlaced with the fabric thread (28,78,92 in a weave pattern or knitted pattern.
A knitted component, the knitted component comprising: a knit element that forms at least a portion of an upper for an article of footwear and defines an interior void for receiving a foot, and a lower perimeter edge of the knit element, the lower perimeter edge extending between a lateral side and a medial side of the upper, wherein the knitted component further comprises: at least one strand that extends through the lower perimeter edge on opposite sides of the knitted component so as to extend between the lateral side and the medial side of the upper, and wherein the at least one strand is configured to be tensioned to tighten the upper around a last, characterized in that the knitted component is a one-piece element including the knit element and the at least one strand formed on a knitting machine. a knit element that forms at least a portion of an upper for an article of footwear and defines an interior void for receiving a foot, and a lower perimeter edge of the knit element, the lower perimeter edge extending between a lateral side and a medial side of the upper, wherein the knitted component further comprises: at least one strand that extends through the lower perimeter edge on opposite sides of the knitted component so as to extend between the lateral side and the medial side of the upper, and wherein the at least one strand is configured to be tensioned to tighten the upper around a last, characterized in that the knitted component is a one-piece element including the knit element and the at least one strand formed on a knitting machine. at least one strand that extends through the lower perimeter edge on opposite sides of the knitted component so as to extend between the lateral side and the medial side of the upper, and wherein the at least one strand is configured to be tensioned to tighten the upper around a last, characterized in that the knitted component is a one-piece element including the knit element and the at least one strand formed on a knitting machine.
A system for producing white light, the system comprising: at least one light emitting diode (52, 54, 56), wherein the at least one light emitting diode emits red light (52, 54), a phosphor-light emitting diode disposed adjacent to the at least one light emitting diode, a second light emitting diode which emits green light, a third light emitting diode which emits red light, wherein the phosphor-light emitting diode includes a blue light emitting diode that emits blue light and at least one phosphor that converts at least a portion of the blue light such that the phosphor-light emitting diode emits at least two different colors of light, characterized in that said system is a lighting system, and the spectral wavelength of the red light emitted from the at least one light emitting diode is different from the spectral wavelength of the red light emitted from the third light emitting diode. at least one light emitting diode (52, 54, 56), wherein the at least one light emitting diode emits red light (52, 54), a phosphor-light emitting diode disposed adjacent to the at least one light emitting diode, a second light emitting diode which emits green light, a third light emitting diode which emits red light, wherein the phosphor-light emitting diode includes a blue light emitting diode that emits blue light and at least one phosphor that converts at least a portion of the blue light such that the phosphor-light emitting diode emits at least two different colors of light,
A key remote-destroying method performed by a Push To Talk, PTT dispatching system, wherein the PTT dispatching system performs call encryption management of a PTT terminal equipped with an encryption module, characterized by the following steps: A1, initiating a key remote-destroying request for a certain PTT terminal; B1, obtaining call information in correspondence with the PTT terminal according to the key remote-destroying request so as to establish a call channel with the PTT terminal; C1, generating a key remote-destroying instruction to destroy the encryption module of the PTT terminal; and D1, sending the key remote-destroying instruction to the PTT terminal so as to destroy the encryption module thereof. A1, initiating a key remote-destroying request for a certain PTT terminal; B1, obtaining call information in correspondence with the PTT terminal according to the key remote-destroying request so as to establish a call channel with the PTT terminal; C1, generating a key remote-destroying instruction to destroy the encryption module of the PTT terminal; and D1, sending the key remote-destroying instruction to the PTT terminal so as to destroy the encryption module thereof.
A tray (20; 20'; 20"), comprising: a base; a pair of end walls extending upward from the base, a pair of side walls extending upward from the base, wherein: the base includes an upper surface having a plurality of interspersed longitudinal grooves and ridges; each of the end walls comprise a plurality of vertical slots open to an upper edge of the end wall and respectively aligned with an associated said groove; the tray being characterized by corner portions formed by the sidewalls and terminal portion of the end walls. a base; a pair of end walls extending upward from the base, a pair of side walls extending upward from the base, wherein: the base includes an upper surface having a plurality of interspersed longitudinal grooves and ridges; each of the end walls comprise a plurality of vertical slots open to an upper edge of the end wall and respectively aligned with an associated said groove; the tray being characterized by corner portions formed by the sidewalls and terminal portion of the end walls. the base includes an upper surface having a plurality of interspersed longitudinal grooves and ridges; each of the end walls comprise a plurality of vertical slots open to an upper edge of the end wall and respectively aligned with an associated said groove; the tray being characterized by corner portions formed by the sidewalls and terminal portion of the end walls.
A mobile station performing carrier aggregation using a component carrier under a first radio base station and a component carrier under a second radio base station, the mobile station comprising: a Media Access Control, MAC, entity dedicated to the first radio base station; and a MAC entity dedicated to the second radio base station independent from the MAC entity dedicated to the first radio base station, wherein each of the MAC entity for the first radio base station and the MAC entity for the second radio base station is configured to determine whether or not Media Access Control Packet Data Unit, MAC-PDU, received via a physical layer function is addressed to a logical channel managed by the MAC entity itself, based on logical channel identification information, LCN-ID, included in a header of the MAC-PDU, and the LCN-ID is notified by the first radio base station or the second radio base station using an Radio Resource Control, RRC, layer signal. a Media Access Control, MAC, entity dedicated to the first radio base station; and a MAC entity dedicated to the second radio base station independent from the MAC entity dedicated to the first radio base station, wherein each of the MAC entity for the first radio base station and the MAC entity for the second radio base station is configured to determine whether or not Media Access Control Packet Data Unit, MAC-PDU, received via a physical layer function is addressed to a logical channel managed by the MAC entity itself, based on logical channel identification information, LCN-ID, included in a header of the MAC-PDU, and the LCN-ID is notified by the first radio base station or the second radio base station using an Radio Resource Control, RRC, layer signal.