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A method for changing an association relationship between a mission critical push to talk, MCPTT, user and an MCPTT group, characterized by comprising: receiving, by a second MCPTT server, an original association change request from a first user equipment, UE, wherein the original association change request comprises request information, the request information is used to indicate that a first MCPTT user requests to change an association relationship between a second MCPTT user and a first MCPTT group, and the first MCPTT user is an MCPTT user using the first UE; when the second MCPTT server determines that the first MCPTT user is authorized to change an association relationship of the second MCPTT user, sending, by the second MCPTT server according to the original association change request, an association change request to a first MCPTT server; receiving, by the second MCPTT server, an association change response from the first MCPTT server, wherein the association change response is used to indicate a change success; sending, by the second MCPTT server, a change message to a second UE, wherein the change message is used to indicate that the association relationship between the second MCPTT user and the first MCPTT group is a target association relationship; and sending, by the second MCPTT server according to the association change response, an original association change response to the first UE. receiving, by a second MCPTT server, an original association change request from a first user equipment, UE, wherein the original association change request comprises request information, the request information is used to indicate that a first MCPTT user requests to change an association relationship between a second MCPTT user and a first MCPTT group, and the first MCPTT user is an MCPTT user using the first UE; when the second MCPTT server determines that the first MCPTT user is authorized to change an association relationship of the second MCPTT user, sending, by the second MCPTT server according to the original association change request, an association change request to a first MCPTT server; receiving, by the second MCPTT server, an association change response from the first MCPTT server, wherein the association change response is used to indicate a change success; sending, by the second MCPTT server, a change message to a second UE,
A dishwasher, in particular commercial dishwasher or utensil washer, which is in the form of a box-type dishwasher having a treatment chamber or in the form of a conveyor-type dishwasher having at least one treatment zone and has a wash system (10-1, 10-2, 10-3) which is associated with the treatment chamber or the at least one treatment zone, wherein the wash system (10-1, 10-2, 10-3) has the following: - a wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3) for accommodating wash liquid; - a plurality of spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2), which are formed in at least one wash tube (15-1, 15-2), for spraying wash liquid onto the washware which is to be cleaned, wherein the spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2) are arranged and formed relative to the wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3) in such a way that at least some of the wash liquid which is sprayed by the spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2) flows back into the wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3); and - a wash pump (11-1, 11-2, 11-3), which is connected to the at least one wash tube (15-1, 15-2) by means of a line system (12-1, 12-2, 12-3), for supplying wash liquid from the wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3) to the spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2) which are formed in the at least one wash tube (15-1, 15-2), wherein the at least one wash tube (15-1, 15-2) has a central cleaning opening (8-1, 8-2) which is formed in such a way that at least some of the wash liquid which is supplied to the wash tube (15-1, 15-2) by the wash pump (11-1, 11-2, 11-3) flows back into the wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3) via the central cleaning opening (8-1, 8-2) in a cleaning mode of the dishwasher. - a wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3) for accommodating wash liquid; - a plurality of spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2), which are formed in at least one wash tube (15-1, 15-2), for spraying wash liquid onto the washware which is to be cleaned, wherein the spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2) are arranged and formed relative to the wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3) in such a way that at least some of the wash liquid which is sprayed by the spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2) flows back into the wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3); and - a wash pump (11-1, 11-2, 11-3), which is connected to the at least one wash tube (15-1, 15-2) by means of a line system (12-1, 12-2, 12-3), for supplying wash liquid from the wash tank (14-1, 14-2, 14-3) to the spray nozzles (13-1, 13-2) which are formed in the at least one wash tube (15-1, 15-2),
A method for designing a pseudophakic intraocular ophthalmic lens for an eye, wherein the shape of the ophthalmic lens is biconvex or convex-plano, and wherein the ophthalmic lens comprises a diffractive part and a refractive part comprising an aspheric surface, the method comprising: measuring spherical aberration provided to a wavefront from the cornea of the eye; configuring an aspheric surface of the lens to compensate a passing wavefront at least partly for the spherical aberration introduced by the cornea of the eye; measuring the chromatic aberration provided to a wavefront from at least one of the optical parts of the eye, the optical parts of the eye being at least one of the cornea and the vitreous; configuring a diffractive part of the lens to compensate a passing wavefront at least partly for the measured chromatic aberration introduced by the at least one of the optical parts of the eye and by the refractive part of the lens; measuring the refractive error of the eye; and dimensioning said refractive and diffractive parts such that they together compensate at least partly for the refractive error of the eye. measuring spherical aberration provided to a wavefront from the cornea of the eye; configuring an aspheric surface of the lens to compensate a passing wavefront at least partly for the spherical aberration introduced by the cornea of the eye; measuring the chromatic aberration provided to a wavefront from at least one of the optical parts of the eye, the optical parts of the eye being at least one of the cornea and the vitreous; configuring a diffractive part of the lens to compensate a passing wavefront at least partly for the measured chromatic aberration introduced by the at least one of the optical parts of the eye and by the refractive part of the lens; measuring the refractive error of the eye; and dimensioning said refractive and diffractive parts such that they together compensate at least partly for the refractive error of the eye.
A membrane humidifier for a fuel cell, the membrane humidifier comprising: a hollow fiber membrane module configured to receive hollow fiber membranes, in which a first fluid flows and outside which a second fluid flows such that the first fluid and the second fluid exchanges moisture with each other; and a housing unit defining an external appearance of the membrane humidifier, characterized in that: a fluid guide unit configured to uniformly guide a flow of the second fluid is formed between the hollow fiber membranes and the housing unit; the fluid guide unit has a dual-layer net structure and comprises a base unit configured to wrap the hollow fiber membranes and a protrusion unit formed on the base unit, the protrusion unit protruding so as to have a predetermined size; the base unit comprises a plurality of first stripes spaced apart from each other; and the protrusion unit comprises a plurality of second stripes having a height equivalent to 50 to 300% of a diameter of a single hollow fiber membrane. a hollow fiber membrane module configured to receive hollow fiber membranes, in which a first fluid flows and outside which a second fluid flows such that the first fluid and the second fluid exchanges moisture with each other; and a housing unit defining an external appearance of the membrane humidifier, characterized in that: a fluid guide unit configured to uniformly guide a flow of the second fluid is formed between the hollow fiber membranes and the housing unit; the fluid guide unit has a dual-layer net structure and comprises a base unit configured to wrap the hollow fiber membranes and a protrusion unit formed on the base unit, the protrusion unit protruding so as to have a predetermined size; the base unit comprises a plurality of first stripes spaced apart from each other; and the protrusion unit comprises a plurality of second stripes having a height equivalent to 50 to 300% of a diameter of a single hollow fiber membrane. a fluid guide unit configured to uniformly guide a flow of the second fluid is formed between the hollow fiber membranes and the housing unit; the fluid guide unit has a dual-layer net structure and comprises a base unit configured to wrap the hollow fiber membranes and a protrusion unit formed on the base unit, the protrusion unit protruding so as to have a predetermined size; the base unit comprises a plurality of first stripes spaced apart from each other; and the protrusion unit comprises a plurality of second stripes having a height equivalent to 50 to 300% of a diameter of a single hollow fiber membrane.
A method, performed by a plurality of computing devices, comprising: implementing one or more programmatic interfaces enabling a client to request an imposition of a lower resource usage limit than an existing resource usage limit in effect at the time of the request at one or more service instances of a network-accessible service, wherein the lower resource usage limit is to be applied to at least one category of network traffic associated with the service; receiving a client request, via a particular interface of the one or more programmatic interfaces, indicating a particular lower resource usage limit to be imposed on network traffic at a particular service instance; obtaining resource usage metrics corresponding to one or more categories of network traffic at the particular service instance; and in response to determining that resource usage associated with network traffic at the particular service instance has reached a threshold level determined at least in part from the particular lower resource usage limit, initiating one or more responsive actions. implementing one or more programmatic interfaces enabling a client to request an imposition of a lower resource usage limit than an existing resource usage limit in effect at the time of the request at one or more service instances of a network-accessible service, wherein the lower resource usage limit is to be applied to at least one category of network traffic associated with the service; receiving a client request, via a particular interface of the one or more programmatic interfaces, indicating a particular lower resource usage limit to be imposed on network traffic at a particular service instance; obtaining resource usage metrics corresponding to one or more categories of network traffic at the particular service instance; and in response to determining that resource usage associated with network traffic at the particular service instance has reached a threshold level determined at least in part from the particular lower resource usage limit, initiating one or more responsive actions.
An assembly of a release device for a friction clutch and of a clutch housing, wherein the release device comprises the following elements: - an actuator (120, 125) for axially actuating the friction clutch, - wherein the actuator (120, 125) is set up to be actuated hydraulically by means of a fluid; and - at least one support element having an integrated fastening point for supporting the actuator (120, 125) on the clutch housing and an axial contact surface for contacting the clutch housing in the region of the axis of rotation; wherein - axial connections for the hydraulic fluid are provided in the support element in a region which lies radially between the axial contact surface and the fastening points, - the support element is formed in one piece with a housing of the release device, and - the support element has an axial contact surface for contacting the clutch housing, and - the support element is shaped such that the fastening points are axially separated from the clutch housing by a predetermined gap when the contact surface abuts against the clutch housing, such that the support element can be axially pre-stressed by moving the fastening points closer to the clutch housing, in order to connect the axial connections in a fluid-tight manner. - an actuator (120, 125) for axially actuating the friction clutch, - wherein the actuator (120, 125) is set up to be actuated hydraulically by means of a fluid; and - at least one support element having an integrated fastening point for supporting the actuator (120, 125) on the clutch housing and an axial contact surface for contacting the clutch housing in the region of the axis of rotation; wherein - axial connections for the hydraulic fluid are provided in the support element in a region which lies radially between the axial contact surface and the fastening points, - the support element is formed in one piece with a housing of the release device, and - the support element has an axial contact surface for contacting the clutch housing, and - the support element is shaped such that the fastening points are axially separated from the clutch housing by a predetermined gap when the contact surface abuts against the clutch housing, such that the support element can be axially pre-stressed by moving the fastening points closer to the clutch housing, in order to connect the axial connections in a fluid-tight manner.
A spindle-mounting head for a machine tool, comprising: - a supporting body comprising a first and a second arm protruding from a base portion and defining a forked structure; said first arm protruding up to its own end portion; - a tool-mounting spindle rotatably connected to the first arm within the forked structure to rotate about an axis of oscillation; the spindle comprising a tool-mounting body rotatable about its own machining axis at right angles to the axis of oscillation; - movement means operatively interposed between the first arm and the spindle to put it in rotation about the axis of oscillation; the movement means comprising at least one gear constrained to the spindle and coaxial to the axis of oscillation; wherein the movement means comprise a first and a second motor both housed in the first arm and coupled to the gear at, respectively, a first and a second angular position in order to transmit rotary motion to the gear about the axis of oscillation; the movement means also comprising a control unit associated with the first and the second motor and configured to control the motors (11, 12) in a complementary fashion to move the gear and at the same time reduce the clearances, characterised in that it comprises a motion transmission unit operatively associated with the tool mounting body to put it in rotation about its own machining axis; the transmission unit being housed in the second arm of the supporting body. - a supporting body comprising a first and a second arm protruding from a base portion and defining a forked structure; said first arm protruding up to its own end portion; - a tool-mounting spindle rotatably connected to the first arm within the forked structure to rotate about an axis of oscillation; the spindle comprising a tool-mounting body rotatable about its own machining axis at right angles to the axis of oscillation; - movement means operatively interposed between the first arm and the spindle to put it in rotation about the axis of oscillation; the movement means comprising at least one gear constrained to the spindle and coaxial to the axis of oscillation;
A Ti-Nb alloy sputtering target having a relative density of 99.9% or higher, wherein Nb is contained at 0.1 to 30 at%, the remainder is Ti and unavoidable impurities, an oxygen content is 400 wtppm or less and a variation in the oxygen content is within 20%, wherein the oxygen content is sampled from 9 in-plane locations of the target: at the centre, at 4 locations positioned at 1/2 the radius on two orthogonal diameters and at 4 locations positioned 10 mm inward from the outer periphery thereof; and the variation is calculated based on: variation (%) in oxygen content = (maximum value - minimum value) / mean value × 100.
An orthodontic appliance comprising: a base having a tooth facing surface for bonding to tooth structure, a body having a mesial section and a distal section, the body extending outwardly from the base, the body including a facial wall, a lingual wall, an occlusal wall and a gingival wall, the walls defining a passage extending in a mesial-distal direction for receipt of a wire, the passage including a mesial section and a distal section, wherein the mesial section includes an entrance and wherein the occlusal-gingival thickness of the mesial section of the body at the base is greater than the occlusal-gingival thickness of the distal section of the body at the base, characterized in that the mesial section includes at least two convex wall portions tapering from the entrance towards the distal section, wherein the convex wall portions include a section having a continuous curvature. a base having a tooth facing surface for bonding to tooth structure, a body having a mesial section and a distal section, the body extending outwardly from the base, the body including a facial wall, a lingual wall, an occlusal wall and a gingival wall, the walls defining a passage extending in a mesial-distal direction for receipt of a wire, the passage including a mesial section and a distal section, wherein the mesial section includes an entrance and wherein the occlusal-gingival thickness of the mesial section of the body at the base is greater than the occlusal-gingival thickness of the distal section of the body at the base, characterized in that the mesial section includes at least two convex wall portions tapering from the entrance towards the distal section, wherein the convex wall portions include a section having a continuous curvature.
A composite stringer, comprising: a base portion; and a first web and a second web extending outwardly from the base portion, the orientation of at least one of the first and second webs transitioning from a first angle to a second angle within an angle transition zone along the stringer, the stringer characterized in that: a ply layup of the base portion and the first and second webs transitions within a ply transition zone; wherein the ply transition zone has opposing first and second ply zone ends (106,108); and the ply layup of the base portion and the first and second webs transitioning from a biased configuration at the first ply zone end to an unbiased configuration at the second ply zone end. a base portion; and a first web and a second web extending outwardly from the base portion, the orientation of at least one of the first and second webs transitioning from a first angle to a second angle within an angle transition zone along the stringer, the stringer characterized in that: a ply layup of the base portion and the first and second webs transitions within a ply transition zone; wherein the ply transition zone has opposing first and second ply zone ends (106,108); and the ply layup of the base portion and the first and second webs transitioning from a biased configuration at the first ply zone end to an unbiased configuration at the second ply zone end. a ply layup of the base portion and the first and second webs transitions within a ply transition zone; wherein the ply transition zone has opposing first and second ply zone ends (106,108); and the ply layup of the base portion and the first and second webs transitioning from a biased configuration at the first ply zone end to an unbiased configuration at the second ply zone end.
Device for the cleaning of a sewage pipe of a vacuum toilet facility, in particular in an aeroplane, train or bus, having at least one toilet (2, 2'), one collection tank and the sewage pipe connecting the two, as well as an at least temporary toilet connection in the region of one end and an at least temporary tank connection in the region of the other end of the sewage pipe which is a separate, preferably mobile cleaning device having at least one tank and at least one pump, which has a supply connection for the release of cleaning agents to one of the connections (5, 6) of the sewage pipe and has a suction connection for the extraction of medium via the other of the connections (5, 6) of the sewage pipe, wherein it has an additional pump which pushes the cleaning agent from the tank to the supply connection, and wherein the feed pressure of the additional pump can be adjusted, characterised in that the pump is arranged between the suction connection and the tank.
A DNA which encodes a protein defined in the following or: a protein which has the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2; a protein which has the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2 including substitution, deletion, insertion or addition of one to 25 amino acids, and has glutathione synthetase activity. a protein which has the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2; a protein which has the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 2 including substitution, deletion, insertion or addition of one to 25 amino acids, and has glutathione synthetase activity.
A dentifrice composition comprising: (a) water insoluble and/or slightly soluble calcium source, wherein the calcium source comprises i. a component capable of reacting with phosphate ions to produce a calcium phosphate in situ, ii. hydroxyapatite and/or amorphous calcium phosphate having a weight average particle size of 5 microns or less, or iii. a combination thereof; (b) at least 0.1 % by weight of organic acid or its physiologically acceptable salt, or a combination thereof, wherein the organic acid is acidic amino acid; and (c) surfactant, thickener, humectant or a combination thereof; wherein the dentifrice composition has a pH of greater than 6.0; and wherein the component capable of reacting with phosphate ions to produce a calcium phosphate in situ comprises calcium oxide, calcium silicate, calcium carbonate, calcium hydroxide, calcium sulfate, calcium carboxymethylcellulose, calcium alginate, bioactive glass or a mixture thereof. (a) water insoluble and/or slightly soluble calcium source, wherein the calcium source comprises i. a component capable of reacting with phosphate ions to produce a calcium phosphate in situ, ii. hydroxyapatite and/or amorphous calcium phosphate having a weight average particle size of 5 microns or less, or iii. a combination thereof; i. a component capable of reacting with phosphate ions to produce a calcium phosphate in situ, ii. hydroxyapatite and/or amorphous calcium phosphate having a weight average particle size of 5 microns or less, or iii. a combination thereof; (b) at least 0.1 % by weight of organic acid or its physiologically acceptable salt, or a combination thereof, wherein the organic acid is acidic amino acid; and (c) surfactant, thickener, humectant or a combination thereof;