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Annular barrier system for expanding an annular barrier in an annulus between a well tubular structure and an inside wall of a borehole downhole, comprising: - an annular barrier having a tubular part for mounting as part of the well tubular structure, the annular barrier further comprising an expandable sleeve surrounding the tubular part, at least one end of the expandable sleeve being fastened by means of a fastening means of or to a connection part in the tubular part, and - a tool for expanding the expandable sleeve by letting a pressurised fluid through a passage (11, 21) in the tubular part into a space between the expandable sleeve and the tubular part, characterised in that the tool has a pressure delivering means for taking in fluid from the borehole and for delivering the pressurised fluid. - an annular barrier having a tubular part for mounting as part of the well tubular structure, the annular barrier further comprising an expandable sleeve surrounding the tubular part, at least one end of the expandable sleeve being fastened by means of a fastening means of or to a connection part in the tubular part, and - a tool for expanding the expandable sleeve by letting a pressurised fluid through a passage (11, 21) in the tubular part into a space between the expandable sleeve and the tubular part, characterised in that the tool has a pressure delivering means for taking in fluid from the borehole and for delivering the pressurised fluid.
A mobile communication method, in which a mobile station communicates with a radio base station by using a plurality of downlink carriers and a plurality of uplink carriers, each of which has a different carrier frequency, the method being characterized by comprising: a step of transmitting, by the radio base station, an instruction signal instructing the mobile station to change a predetermined downlink carrier to an active state; a step of calculating, by the mobile station, information on difference between an estimated value of desired transmission power on an uplink shared channel and a maximum transmission power of the mobile station, on the basis of a path loss estimated from the predetermined downlink carrier, in response to the instruction signal; and a step of transmitting, by the mobile station, control information including the information on difference, to the radio base station, in response to the instruction signal in the calculating step. a step of transmitting, by the radio base station, an instruction signal instructing the mobile station to change a predetermined downlink carrier to an active state; a step of calculating, by the mobile station, information on difference between an estimated value of desired transmission power on an uplink shared channel and a maximum transmission power of the mobile station, on the basis of a path loss estimated from the predetermined downlink carrier, in response to the instruction signal; and a step of transmitting, by the mobile station, control information including the information on difference, to the radio base station, in response to the instruction signal in the calculating step.
A method in a user equipment for supporting update of neighbour cell relations in a cellular communications network, the cellular communications network comprising the user equipment, a source cell and a target cell for the user equipment, a source base station serving the source cell, and a target base station serving the target cell, wherein the method comprises: - switching (302, 402) from being served in the source cell by the source base station to instead being served in the target cell by the target base station, the method further comprises: - sending (304, 403), to the target base station, in association with the switching, an identifier of the source cell in the cellular communications network and a request for mobility report requesting the target base station to send a mobility report to the source base station or a management entity thereof, characterized in that the mobility report reporting that a successful switch has taken place between the source cell and the target cell, thereby supporting updating of the neighbour cell relations based on the mobility report, wherein said updating of the neighbour cell relations involves evaluating and prioritizing the neighbour cell relations. - switching (302, 402) from being served in the source cell by the source base station to instead being served in the target cell by the target base station, - sending (304, 403), to the target base station, in association with the switching, an identifier of the source cell in the cellular communications network and a request for mobility report requesting the target base station to send a mobility report to the source base station or a management entity thereof, characterized in that the mobility report reporting that a successful switch has taken place between the source cell and the target cell, thereby supporting updating of the neighbour cell relations based on the mobility report, wherein said updating of the neighbour cell relations involves evaluating and prioritizing the neighbour cell relations.
A resin composition comprising an aromatic polyester resin having a terminal carboxyl group content of not more than 30 eq/ton (component A), a cyclic carbodiimide compound having at least two carbodiimide rings, each having only one carbodiimide group (component B), and a polyvalent hydroxyl group-containing compound having a hydroxyl value of not less than 200 (component C).
Method for data transfer via a communication device, wherein the communication device is configured to receive data via an input (Rx, A) of the communication device, to output the data received via the input (Rx, A) via an output (Tx, B) of the communication device, and to output additional data via the output (Tx, B), the method comprising: - receiving the data via the input (Rx, A), - storing temporarily the data received via the input (Rx, A) in an intermediate data memory with a predetermined size, - outputting the data stored temporarily via the output (Tx, B), - determining a size of a data area not used by the received data in the intermediate data memory, and - outputting the additional data via the output (Tx, B) in a manner depending on the size of the data area not used by the received data in the intermediate data memory. - receiving the data via the input (Rx, A), - storing temporarily the data received via the input (Rx, A) in an intermediate data memory with a predetermined size, - outputting the data stored temporarily via the output (Tx, B), - determining a size of a data area not used by the received data in the intermediate data memory, and - outputting the additional data via the output (Tx, B) in a manner depending on the size of the data area not used by the received data in the intermediate data memory.
A battery module, comprising: a plurality of battery cells; a module case configured to accommodate the plurality of battery cells; an air intake unit provided to one side of the module case and configured to guide an air into the module case to cool the plurality of battery cells; an air discharge unit provided to the other side of the module case and configured to discharge the air introduced into the module case through the air intake unit to the outside of the module case; and at least one sheet member attached to an inner wall of the module case between the air discharge unit and the air intake unit and configured to expand at a predetermined temperature or above to seal an inner space of the module case, wherein the sheet member is provided in plural, and the plurality of sheet members are attached to a front inner wall, a rear inner wall, both side inner walls, an upper inner wall and a lower inner wall of the module case, respectively, and further comprising a pair of air circulation guide members (600, 700) disposed at inner portions of both sides of the module case to face the air intake unit and the air discharge unit, respectively, and having an air circulation flow path (610, 710) formed therein, wherein the pair of air circulation guide members (600, 700) are made of the same material as the at least one sheet member. a plurality of battery cells; a module case configured to accommodate the plurality of battery cells; an air intake unit provided to one side of the module case and configured to guide an air into the module case to cool the plurality of battery cells; an air discharge unit provided to the other side of the module case and configured to discharge the air introduced into the module case through the air intake unit to the outside of the module case; and at least one sheet member attached to an inner wall of the module case between the air discharge unit and the air intake unit and configured to expand at a predetermined temperature or above to seal an inner space of the module case, wherein the sheet member is provided in plural, and the plurality of sheet members are attached to a front inner wall, a rear inner wall, both side inner walls, an upper inner wall and a lower inner wall of the module case, respectively, and further comprising a pair of air circulation guide members (600, 700) disposed at inner portions of both sides of the module case to face the air intake unit and the air discharge unit, respectively, and having an air circulation flow path (610, 710) formed therein, wherein the pair of air circulation guide members (600, 700) are made of the same material as the at least one sheet member.
A compaction apparatus comprising: - a waste insertion pillar to be placed on an underground waste container and provided with a lockable waste insertion opening and a waste compaction opening; - a control cabinet located beside the waste insertion pillar; - a waste compaction ram located inside the waste insertion pillar and displaceable between a retracted position away from the waste discharge path from the waste insertion opening to the waste compaction opening and a compaction position for the waste compaction opening; - a solar panel located on an outside surface of the waste insertion pillar and/or control cabinet; - a storage battery located in the control cabinet; - driving means which are powered by the storage battery and are coupled to the waste compaction ram for displacing the waste compaction ram; - a level sensor which emits a signal if the waste in the waste insertion pillar rises above a certain level; and - a controller connected to the storage battery and level sensor for controlling the driving means if the level sensor emits a signal, characterized in that the compaction apparatus further includes a back-up battery which is connected to the driving means and to the controller, where the controller, if during a compaction stroke the charging level of the storage battery drops below a preset limit value at which the waste compaction ram cannot finish the compaction stroke, couples the back-up battery to the driving means and controls the driving means to cause the waste compaction ram to go back to the retracted position. - a waste insertion pillar to be placed on an underground waste container and provided with a lockable waste insertion opening and a waste compaction opening; - a control cabinet located beside the waste insertion pillar; - a waste compaction ram located inside the waste insertion pillar and displaceable between a retracted position away from the waste discharge path from the waste insertion opening to the waste compaction opening and a compaction position for the waste compaction opening; - a solar panel located on an outside surface of the waste insertion pillar and/or control cabinet; - a storage battery located in the control cabinet; - driving means which are powered by the storage battery and are coupled to the waste compaction ram for displacing the waste compaction ram; - a level sensor which emits a signal if the waste in the waste insertion pillar rises above a certain level; and - a controller connected to the storage battery and level sensor for controlling the driving means if the level sensor emits a signal,
A medical implement particularly useful in arthroscopic sutures, comprising: a handle having a proximal end configured for manual gripping by a user, a distal end, an internal passageway extending between the proximal end and the distal end, and an intermediate portion formed with a recess extending from the outer surface to the internal passageway; a shuttle movable through the passageway and having an intermediate portion exposed within the recess for manipulation by a user gripping the handle, and a suture-receiving-element at its distal end movable axially through the distal end of the handle; and a roller rotatably mounted to the handle characterized in that said roller underlies the exposed intermediate portion of the shuttle such that, after a suture has been received by the suture-receiving-element of the shuttle, a user, gripping the handle, may manipulate the shuttle with respect to the distal end of the handle by thumb-pressing the exposed portion of the shuttle against the roller and rotating the roller. a handle having a proximal end configured for manual gripping by a user, a distal end, an internal passageway extending between the proximal end and the distal end, and an intermediate portion formed with a recess extending from the outer surface to the internal passageway; a shuttle movable through the passageway and having an intermediate portion exposed within the recess for manipulation by a user gripping the handle, and a suture-receiving-element at its distal end movable axially through the distal end of the handle; and a roller rotatably mounted to the handle characterized in that said roller underlies the exposed intermediate portion of the shuttle such that, after a suture has been received by the suture-receiving-element of the shuttle, a user, gripping the handle, may manipulate the shuttle with respect to the distal end of the handle by thumb-pressing the exposed portion of the shuttle against the roller and rotating the roller.
A capsular ring for insertion into a capsular bag of a patient's eye, the capsular ring comprising: an anterior ring defining a first opening and having a first cross-sectional width; a posterior ring defining a second opening and having a second cross-sectional width, wherein: a diameter of the first opening is greater than a diameter of the second opening; and the second cross-sectional width is greater than the first cross-sectional width; and a sidewall connecting the anterior ring and the posterior ring as regions of a single unitary structure, the sidewall comprising a plurality of orifices spaced circumferentially around the sidewall, wherein an outer diameter of the sidewall is less than an outer diameter of the anterior ring and an outer diameter of the posterior ring, such that when implanted into the capsular bag of the patient's eye an equatorial void is created in an equatorial region of the capsular bag; and the sidewall comprises a concave outer profile and a flat inner profile. an anterior ring defining a first opening and having a first cross-sectional width; a posterior ring defining a second opening and having a second cross-sectional width, wherein: a diameter of the first opening is greater than a diameter of the second opening; and the second cross-sectional width is greater than the first cross-sectional width; and a sidewall connecting the anterior ring and the posterior ring as regions of a single unitary structure, the sidewall comprising a plurality of orifices spaced circumferentially around the sidewall, wherein an outer diameter of the sidewall is less than an outer diameter of the anterior ring and an outer diameter of the posterior ring, such that when implanted into the capsular bag of the patient's eye an equatorial void is created in an equatorial region of the capsular bag; and the sidewall comprises a concave outer profile and a flat inner profile. a diameter of the first opening is greater than a diameter of the second opening; and the second cross-sectional width is greater than the first cross-sectional width; and a sidewall connecting the anterior ring and the posterior ring as regions of a single unitary structure, the sidewall comprising a plurality of orifices spaced circumferentially around the sidewall, wherein an outer diameter of the sidewall is less than an outer diameter of the anterior ring and an outer diameter of the posterior ring, such that when implanted into the capsular bag of the patient's eye an equatorial void is created in an equatorial region of the capsular bag; and the sidewall comprises a concave outer profile and a flat inner profile.
An envelope structure for a car body for a vehicle, comprising a first envelope structure element and a second envelope structure element, wherein - the first envelope structure element and the second envelope structure element each comprise an outer wall (4, 6) and an inner wall (5, 7), - the first envelope structure element is provided with an extension extending between the outer wall and the inner wall in an insertion direction, - the second envelope structure element is provided with a receptacle opening between the outer wall and the inner wall in a direction opposite to the insertion direction for inserting the extension, - the extension comprises a positive locking means, - the receptacle is filled with a filling material, - a positive locking is established by the extension accommodated in the receptacle and the filling material surrounding the positive locking means at least in sections, - the first envelope structure element and the second envelope structure element are connected to each other by a weld seam. - the first envelope structure element and the second envelope structure element each comprise an outer wall (4, 6) and an inner wall (5, 7), - the first envelope structure element is provided with an extension extending between the outer wall and the inner wall in an insertion direction, - the second envelope structure element is provided with a receptacle opening between the outer wall and the inner wall in a direction opposite to the insertion direction for inserting the extension, - the extension comprises a positive locking means, - the receptacle is filled with a filling material, - a positive locking is established by the extension accommodated in the receptacle and the filling material surrounding the positive locking means at least in sections, - the first envelope structure element and the second envelope structure element are connected to each other by a weld seam.
Method for operating a cellular mobile radio network, wherein each cell of the mobile radio network has an explicit identifier, and wherein a mobile radio terminal currently registered in a cell has the identifier of the current cell temporarily stored for it on the network, and additionally at least the time of registration in the current cell is stored, in particular is temporarily stored, wherein additionally the identifier of the cell used before registration of the mobile radio terminal in the current cell is stored, characterized in that additionally the time of registration in the previously used cell is stored, in particular is temporarily stored.
A support strap having features to aid in positioning and rotating a horizontally laying subject on a support surface, the support strap comprising: a body comprising a first end and a second end, the first end spaced a distance apart from the second end; at least one first loop (312, 314, 316, 328a) extending from the first end of the body; at least one second loop (322, 324, 326, 328b) extending from the second end of the body; and indicia on one or more of the body, the at least one first loop (312, 314, 316, 328a), and the at least one second loop (322, 324, 326, 328b), the indicia indicating an arrangement of the support strap with respect to the subject such that a centerline of the subject is not aligned with a true line of symmetry of the support strap when the at least one first loop (312, 314, 316, 328a) is coupled to a first end of a sling bar and the at least one second loop (322, 324, 326, 328b) is coupled to a second end of the sling bar. a body comprising a first end and a second end, the first end spaced a distance apart from the second end; at least one first loop (312, 314, 316, 328a) extending from the first end of the body; at least one second loop (322, 324, 326, 328b) extending from the second end of the body; and indicia on one or more of the body, the at least one first loop (312, 314, 316, 328a), and the at least one second loop (322, 324, 326, 328b), the indicia indicating an arrangement of the support strap with respect to the subject such that a centerline of the subject is not aligned with a true line of symmetry of the support strap when the at least one first loop (312, 314, 316, 328a) is coupled to a first end of a sling bar and the at least one second loop (322, 324, 326, 328b) is coupled to a second end of the sling bar.
A herbicide composition, comprising: (a) one or more betaine surfactant compounds, (b) one or more surfactant compounds selected from sulfonates, and alkoxylated fatty acids and (c) an effective amount of a herbicide. (a) one or more betaine surfactant compounds, (b) one or more surfactant compounds selected from sulfonates, and alkoxylated fatty acids and (c) an effective amount of a herbicide.