mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A method for applying graphical effects to an inking input in a graphical user interface, comprising: receiving a single stroke comprising the inking input, wherein the inking input comprises coordinate data and metadata related to pressure and velocity of the received input; building a geometry for the single stroke based on the coordinate data and the metadata related to pressure and velocity in an authoring area of the graphical user interface; receiving a first ink effect definition as a first graphical effect to apply to the inking input, wherein an image file or a spectral line is used as the first ink effect definition; receiving a first user-assigned anchor specifying a position in the first ink effect definition; masking the first ink effect definition at the first anchor with the geometry to create a first inking effect mask; and rendering, utilizing pixel values, the first inking effect mask in the graphical user interface; receiving a second ink effect definition as a second graphical effect to apply to the inking input, wherein an image file or a spectral line is used as the second ink effect definition; receiving a second user-assigned anchor specifying a position in the second ink effect definition; masking the second ink effect definition at the second anchor with the geometry to create a second inking effect mask; and rendering, utilizing pixel values, the second inking effect mask in the graphical user interface as a second layering on top of the rendered first inking effect mask. receiving a single stroke comprising the inking input, wherein the inking input comprises coordinate data and metadata related to pressure and velocity of the received input; building a geometry for the single stroke based on the coordinate data and the metadata related to pressure and velocity in an authoring area of the graphical user interface; receiving a first ink effect definition as a first graphical effect to apply to the inking input, wherein an image file or a spectral line is used as the first ink effect definition; receiving a first user-assigned anchor specifying a position in the first ink effect definition; masking the first ink effect definition at the first anchor with the geometry to create a first inking effect mask; and rendering, utilizing pixel values, the first inking effect mask in the graphical user interface; receiving a second ink effect definition as a second graphical effect to apply to the inking input, wherein an image file or a spectral line is used as the second ink effect definition; receiving a second user-assigned anchor specifying a position in the second ink effect definition; masking the second ink effect definition at the second anchor with the geometry to create a second inking effect mask; and rendering, utilizing pixel values, the second inking effect mask in the graphical user interface as a second layering on top of the rendered first inking effect mask.
A method to determine the presence of a luminescent biological marker in a cell, tissue or organism of interest or upon the surface thereof, comprising the steps: a) providing conditions suitable for said biological marker to produce at least one first photon by luminescence; b) providing a FPP-U disposed in said cell, tissue or organism, upon the surface thereof, and/or in the surrounding medium thereof, wherein said FPP-U is a fluorophore or fluorescent probe having an excitation spectrum which overlaps with the emission spectrum of the biologic marker, and wherein said at least one first photon of step a) excites said FPP-U, which emits at least one second photon, and the emission of said at least one second photon is the result of the excitation of the FPP-U by said at least one first photon; c) determining the presence of said biological marker in the cell tissue or organism or upon the surface thereof by detecting said at least one second photon; and said method being characterized in that said biological marker and said FPP-U are not bound to each other and in that each of said at least one second photon (s) are of a longer wavelength than each of said at least one first photon (s). a) providing conditions suitable for said biological marker to produce at least one first photon by luminescence; b) providing a FPP-U disposed in said cell, tissue or organism, upon the surface thereof, and/or in the surrounding medium thereof, wherein said FPP-U is a fluorophore or fluorescent probe having an excitation spectrum which overlaps with the emission spectrum of the biologic marker, and wherein said at least one first photon of step a) excites said FPP-U, which emits at least one second photon, and the emission of said at least one second photon is the result of the excitation of the FPP-U by said at least one first photon; c) determining the presence of said biological marker in the cell tissue or organism or upon the surface thereof by detecting said at least one second photon; and
A method performed by a first node in a communication network, the first node being a first end-point of signalling with a second node in the communication network, the second node being a second end-point in said signalling, the method comprising: receiving signals (M1, M2, M3; M4) from the second node, said received signals comprising instructions for the first node to perform a plurality of actions (A, B, C) as well as an indication for in which order said actions should be performed; performing said actions (A, B, C) in said order; and sending signals to the second node, said sent signals comprising an acknowledgement that the plurality of actions (A, B, C) have been performed. receiving signals (M1, M2, M3; M4) from the second node, said received signals comprising instructions for the first node to perform a plurality of actions (A, B, C) as well as an indication for in which order said actions should be performed; performing said actions (A, B, C) in said order; and sending signals to the second node, said sent signals comprising an acknowledgement that the plurality of actions (A, B, C) have been performed.
Aircraft seat mounting device with at least one carrier profile (10a, 12a; 10b, 12b; 10c, 12c; 10d), with at least one aircraft seat element (14a, 16a, 18a, 42a, 44a, 46a, 48a, 50a; 14b, 16b, 18, 42b; 14c, 16c, 18c, 42c) embodied as a seat divider or as a seat base, and with at least one intermediary element (20a, 22a, 24a, 26a, 28a, 30a, 32a, 34a; 36b, 38b, 40b, 96b; 36c, 40c; 20d) which encompasses the at least one carrier profile (10a, 12a; 10b, 12b; 10c, 12c; 10d) at least substantially and which is coupled with the at least one aircraft seat element (14a, 16a, 18a, 42a, 44a, 46a, 48a, 50a; 14b, 16b, 18, 42b; 14c, 16c, 18c, 42c), the intermediary element being fixated in an axial direction relative to the carrier profile which it is arranged on, wherein in a normal operation state the intermediary element (20a, 22a, 24a, 26a, 28a, 30a, 32a, 34a; 36b, 38b, 40b, 96b; 36c, 40c; 20d) is arranged in a rotationally fixed manner relative to the carrier profile (10a, 12a; 10b, 12b; 10c, 12c; 10d), wherein the intermediary element (20a, 22a, 24a, 26a, 28a, 30a, 32a, 34a; 36b, 38b, 40b, 96b; 36c, 40c; 20d) is secured against a rotation until a defined maximal load is reached, wherein at least in a case of crash/deformation, the intermediary element (20a, 22a, 24a, 26a, 28a, 30a, 32a, 34a; 36b, 38b, 40b, 96b; 36c, 40c; 20d) is arranged such that it is rotatable relative to the carrier profile (10a, 12a; 10b, 12b; 10c, 12c; 10d), as a result of which torsion loads on the carrier profile (10a, 12a; 10b, 12b; 10c, 12c; 10d) are prevented or minimized.
A chemical composition formulation for the delivery of a hydrophobic drug across a mucus coated membrane, comprising: a carrier for solubilizing said drug, said carrier being chemically stable in an environment of said mucus coated membrane, said carrier being a non-mucosal irritant, and said carrier being a mucoadhesive; and a lipid soluble hydrophobic photosensitizer or a precursor of such photosensitizer being lipid soluble; wherein the carrier comprises a liposomal vesicle and a block copolymer for mucoadhesion, wherein said block copolymer includes symmetrical triblock copolymers composed of polyethylene oxide and polypropylene oxide, or a polymer for mucoadhesion selected from the group consisting of poly (acrylic acid), carbopol, hydroxypropyl-methylcellulose, poly (methyl-acrylate), hyaluronic acid and chitosan; wherein the photosensitizer or precursor of the photosensitizer is packaged into said liposomal vesicle; and wherein the photosensitizer is temoporfin (mTHPC). a carrier for solubilizing said drug, said carrier being chemically stable in an environment of said mucus coated membrane, said carrier being a non-mucosal irritant, and said carrier being a mucoadhesive; and a lipid soluble hydrophobic photosensitizer or a precursor of such photosensitizer being lipid soluble; wherein the carrier comprises a liposomal vesicle and a block copolymer for mucoadhesion, wherein said block copolymer includes symmetrical triblock copolymers composed of polyethylene oxide and polypropylene oxide, or a polymer for mucoadhesion selected from the group consisting of poly (acrylic acid), carbopol, hydroxypropyl-methylcellulose, poly (methyl-acrylate), hyaluronic acid and chitosan; wherein the photosensitizer or precursor of the photosensitizer is packaged into said liposomal vesicle; and wherein the photosensitizer is temoporfin (mTHPC).
A gear set of an operating system of an automatic changeover switch, where the gear set is used in energy storage operations of a conventional side operational mechanism and a spare side operational mechanism that are independent from each other, the conventional side operational mechanism being connected to a conventional side power supply while the spare side operational mechanism being connected to a spare side power supply, characterized in that the gear set comprises: a conventional side drive gear connected to a drive axis of the conventional side operational mechanism and having a conventional side clutch mounted thereon; a spare side drive gear connected to a drive axis of the spare side operational mechanism and having a spare side clutch mounted thereon; a conventional side transmission gear and a spare side transmission gear that are both connected to a common axis, the conventional side transmission gear engaging the conventional side drive gear while the spare side transmission gear engaging the spare side drive gear; and a changeover gear that engages the conventional side transmission gear. a conventional side drive gear connected to a drive axis of the conventional side operational mechanism and having a conventional side clutch mounted thereon; a spare side drive gear connected to a drive axis of the spare side operational mechanism and having a spare side clutch mounted thereon; a conventional side transmission gear and a spare side transmission gear that are both connected to a common axis, the conventional side transmission gear engaging the conventional side drive gear while the spare side transmission gear engaging the spare side drive gear; and a changeover gear that engages the conventional side transmission gear.
A processor-readable medium, having stored thereon processor-executable instructions which, when executed by a processor, cause the processor to detect physiological movement of a user, the processor-executable instructions comprising: instructions to control producing, via a speaker coupled to an electronic processing device, a sound signal in a vicinity of the electronic processing device; instructions to control sensing, via a microphone coupled to the electronic processing device, a reflected sound signal from the vicinity; and instructions to derive a physiological movement signal with at least a portion of the sensed reflected sound signal and a signal representative of at least a portion of the sound signal, characterized in that the sound signal comprises a dual tone frequency modulated continuous wave signal. instructions to control producing, via a speaker coupled to an electronic processing device, a sound signal in a vicinity of the electronic processing device; instructions to control sensing, via a microphone coupled to the electronic processing device, a reflected sound signal from the vicinity; and instructions to derive a physiological movement signal with at least a portion of the sensed reflected sound signal and a signal representative of at least a portion of the sound signal, characterized in that the sound signal comprises a dual tone frequency modulated continuous wave signal.
A mobile X-ray apparatus comprising: an X-ray radiation device; a controller configured to control the X-ray radiation device; a power supply including a lithium ion battery configured to supply operating power to the X-ray radiation device and the controller wherein the power supply is configured to control overcurrent which occurs during an X-ray emission by the X-ray radiation device; and a charger configured to charge the power supply, wherein the power supply and the charger are embodied in a case which is physically separate from the case of the other module, and the power supply and the charger are each encased in a metal case (320, 330 resp.). an X-ray radiation device; a controller configured to control the X-ray radiation device; a power supply including a lithium ion battery configured to supply operating power to the X-ray radiation device and the controller wherein the power supply is configured to control overcurrent which occurs during an X-ray emission by the X-ray radiation device; and a charger configured to charge the power supply, wherein the power supply and the charger are embodied in a case which is physically separate from the case of the other module, and the power supply and the charger are each encased in a metal case (320, 330 resp.).
A watch glass of a watch comprising an interior with a dial, hands and at least one black light LED, wherein the watch glass comprises - a cover glass, - a carrier glass, which is connected to the cover glass to form a glass unit, and - luminizing elements, which are accommodated in the glass unit, - wherein recesses are formed in the cover glass and/or in the carrier glass, in which the luminizing elements are arranged, - wherein the luminizing elements are configured, on the one hand, to output their light beams directly to an observer and, on the other hand, to also output their light into the interior and thereby illuminate the dial and the hands, and - wherein the luminizing elements are fluorescing gemstones and are configured to be illuminated from below by at least one black light LED attached in the interior of the watch and to be made to fluoresce. - a cover glass, - a carrier glass, which is connected to the cover glass to form a glass unit, and - luminizing elements, which are accommodated in the glass unit, - wherein recesses are formed in the cover glass and/or in the carrier glass, in which the luminizing elements are arranged, - wherein the luminizing elements are configured, on the one hand, to output their light beams directly to an observer and, on the other hand, to also output their light into the interior and thereby illuminate the dial and the hands, and - wherein the luminizing elements are fluorescing gemstones and are configured to be illuminated from below by at least one black light LED attached in the interior of the watch and to be made to fluoresce.
A home appliance chosen from the group consisting of a dishwasher, a refrigerator, an oven, and a dryer, comprising: a cabinet; a lighting system disposed in the cabinet having light emitting diodes (LEDs) distributed about the cabinet to provide lighting in the interior of the cabinet; and a circuit electrically coupled to the lighting system and programmed to determine an average temperature inside the cabinet based on a characteristic of the LEDs of the lighting system distributed about the cabinet. a cabinet; a lighting system disposed in the cabinet having light emitting diodes (LEDs) distributed about the cabinet to provide lighting in the interior of the cabinet; and a circuit electrically coupled to the lighting system and programmed to determine an average temperature inside the cabinet based on a characteristic of the LEDs of the lighting system distributed about the cabinet.
A method of communicating in a wireless network, the method comprising: determining whether a communication has been received from each of a plurality of apparatuses within a previous period; generating a plurality of indicators (402 - 412), each indicator (402 - 412) signifying a result of the determination for a respective one of the plurality of apparatuses; and wirelessly broadcasting a communication comprising the plurality of indicators; generating a bitmap comprising the plurality of indicators, each of the plurality of indicators comprising a bit in the bitmap and signifying the result of the determination for a respective one of the plurality of apparatuses, and wherein the broadcast communication includes the bitmap characterized in that a position of each of the plurality of indicators in the bitmap is determined pursuant to an association identifier of the respective one of the plurality of apparatuses. determining whether a communication has been received from each of a plurality of apparatuses within a previous period; generating a plurality of indicators (402 - 412), each indicator (402 - 412) signifying a result of the determination for a respective one of the plurality of apparatuses; and wirelessly broadcasting a communication comprising the plurality of indicators; generating a bitmap comprising the plurality of indicators, each of the plurality of indicators comprising a bit in the bitmap and signifying the result of the determination for a respective one of the plurality of apparatuses, and wherein the broadcast communication includes the bitmap characterized in that a position of each of the plurality of indicators in the bitmap is determined pursuant to an association identifier of the respective one of the plurality of apparatuses.
Asphalt mix chosen from hot mix or warm mix comprising a granular fraction and a hydrocarbon-based binder, characterised in that the elements of the granular fraction of the asphalt mix have sizes comprised between 0 mm and 10 mm and the granular fraction comprises - 4 to 15% by volume, compared to the total volume of the granular fraction, of fines, having a size less than 0.063 mm - 15 to 80% by volume, compared to the total volume of the granular fraction, of sand, having a size between 0.063 mm and 2 mm - 5 to 81% by volume, compared to the total volume of the granular fraction, of aggregates, having a size between 2 mm and 10 mm and in that the hydrocarbon-based binder is a 35/50 grade bitumen and comprises a workability additive, having a melting point above 60 °C and below 130°C, said asphalt mix being resistant to rutting, compact and workable, with a workability, measured with a Nynas workability meter at the working temperature of the asphalt mix, of less than 350N and insulating with a thermal conductivity, λ, of less than 1 W/m.K. - 4 to 15% by volume, compared to the total volume of the granular fraction, of fines, having a size less than 0.063 mm - 15 to 80% by volume, compared to the total volume of the granular fraction, of sand, having a size between 0.063 mm and 2 mm - 5 to 81% by volume, compared to the total volume of the granular fraction, of aggregates, having a size between 2 mm and 10 mm
A system for redirecting incoming phone calls made to a user, comprising: a call server configured to receive an incoming phone call; a determination module configured to determine whether to provide the user with an option to route the call to an alternate destination; a destination selection module configured to determine which of a plurality of alternate destinations to provide to the user based on identity information for the phone call and wherein said alternate destinations comprise different users; a context module (116, 220) configured to check the different users' schedules to determine whether the different users would be available to take the call if the user were to attempt to redirect the call to the different users; a presentation module configured to cause the determined alternate destination or destinations to be presented as options to the user when the determination to provide the user with an option to route the call is affirmative; a user input module configured to enable user selection of one of the alternate destination options; and a routing module configured to cause the phone call to be routed to a selected alternate destination. a call server configured to receive an incoming phone call; a determination module configured to determine whether to provide the user with an option to route the call to an alternate destination; a destination selection module configured to determine which of a plurality of alternate destinations to provide to the user based on identity information for the phone call and wherein said alternate destinations comprise different users; a context module (116, 220) configured to check the different users' schedules to determine whether the different users would be available to take the call if the user were to attempt to redirect the call to the different users; a presentation module configured to cause the determined alternate destination or destinations to be presented as options to the user when the determination to provide the user with an option to route the call is affirmative; a user input module configured to enable user selection of one of the alternate destination options; and a routing module configured to cause the phone call to be routed to a selected alternate destination.