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A method of producing a photochromic resin body, comprising: a first step of applying a sublimable photochromic dye having sublimability to a base body to obtain a function-adding base body; a second step of setting the function-adding base body obtained in the first step to face a resin body, of heating the function-adding base body to sublimate the sublimable photochromic dye applied to the function-adding base body, and of depositing the sublimable photochromic dye on the resin body; and a third step of heating the resin body on which the sublimable photochromic dye is deposited in the second step to fix the sublimable photochromic dye on the resin body, wherein in the first step, the sublimable photochromic dye is applied to the base body with changing a density of the sublimable photochromic dye applied to the base body, in the second step, the function-adding base body is heated to sublimate the sublimable photochromic dye applied to the function-adding base body, and the sublimable photochromic dye is deposited on the resin body in a state having a density gradient of the deposited photochromic dye, and in the third step, the resin body on which the sublimable photochromic dye is deposited in the state having the density gradient in the second step is heated to fix the deposited photochromic dye on the resin body, and a gradation design by the fixed photochromic dye is formed on the resin body. a first step of applying a sublimable photochromic dye having sublimability to a base body to obtain a function-adding base body; a second step of setting the function-adding base body obtained in the first step to face a resin body, of heating the function-adding base body to sublimate the sublimable photochromic dye applied to the function-adding base body, and of depositing the sublimable photochromic dye on the resin body; and a third step of heating the resin body on which the sublimable photochromic dye is deposited in the second step to fix the sublimable photochromic dye on the resin body, wherein in the first step, the sublimable photochromic dye is applied to the base body with changing a density of the sublimable photochromic dye applied to the base body, in the second step, the function-adding base body is heated to sublimate the sublimable photochromic dye applied to the function-adding base body, and the sublimable photochromic dye is deposited on the resin body in a state having a density gradient of the deposited photochromic dye, and in the third step, the resin body on which the sublimable photochromic dye is deposited in the state having the density gradient in the second step is heated to fix the deposited photochromic dye on the resin body, and a gradation design by the fixed photochromic dye is formed on the resin body.
A vertical trench MOSFET comprising: a N-doped substrate of a III-N material; and an epitaxial layer of the III-N material grown on a top surface of the substrate, a N-doped drift region being formed in said epitaxial layer; a P-doped base layer (38, 40) of said III-N material, the base layer (38, 40) being formed on top of at least a portion of the drift region; a N-doped source region of said III-N material; the source region being formed on at least a portion of the base layer (38, 40); and a gate trench having at least one vertical wall extending along at least a portion of the source region (20; 42) and at least a portion of the base layer (38,40); wherein at least a portion of the P-doped base layer (38, 40) along the gate trench is a layer of said P-doped III-N material that additionally comprises a percentage of aluminum that varies vertically. a N-doped substrate of a III-N material; and an epitaxial layer of the III-N material grown on a top surface of the substrate, a N-doped drift region being formed in said epitaxial layer; a P-doped base layer (38, 40) of said III-N material, the base layer (38, 40) being formed on top of at least a portion of the drift region; a N-doped source region of said III-N material; the source region being formed on at least a portion of the base layer (38, 40); and a gate trench having at least one vertical wall extending along at least a portion of the source region (20; 42) and at least a portion of the base layer (38,40); wherein at least a portion of the P-doped base layer (38, 40) along the gate trench is a layer of said P-doped III-N material that additionally comprises a percentage of aluminum that varies vertically.
Tempering system with purification of the process liquid with a feed and evacuation conveyor system (T1, T2) for containers; several treatment zones (Z, Z1, Z2, Z3, P1, P2, P3, Z7, Z8, Z9) with sprinkling nozzles to spray the containers with a process liquid such as water, whereby each of the treatment zones comprises a screening unit (A, A1, A2, A3, A4, A5, A6, A7, A8, A9) with a sedimentation area for the deposition of sediment from the process liquid; and with a closed-loop circuit (1, 3, 13) to re-use the process liquid; a central filter unit; devices (1V, 1M) for the removal of the sediment from the sedimentation area for each zone and for the input of the sediment into the central filter unit; whereby the central filter unit comprises at least one filter module to filter solid matter out of the inputted sediment, so that the filtered process liquid is conserved; and devices (3, 3V) to return the filtered process liquid to one or several treatment zones (Z, Z1, Z2, Z3, P1, P2, P3, Z7, Z8, Z9).
A three-lead electrocardiography monitoring method, the three leads comprising two measurement-lead electrodes and one driving-lead electrode that are attached to a measurement object, the method comprises: acquiring an electrocardiography signal of a first channel of the measured object by means of the two measurement-lead electrodes; andacquiring an electrocardiography signal of a second channel of the measured object by means of the driving-lead electrode and either of the two measurement-lead electrodes; and characterized in that the method further comprises: acquiring a common-mode interference amplitude in an electrocardiography signal of the measured object by means of one or both of the two channels; and choosing, according to the common-mode interference amplitude, one or both of the acquired electrocardiography signal of the first channel and the electrocardiography signal of the second channel for processing, to obtain an electrocardiography parameter of the measured object. acquiring an electrocardiography signal of a first channel of the measured object by means of the two measurement-lead electrodes; andacquiring an electrocardiography signal of a second channel of the measured object by means of the driving-lead electrode and either of the two measurement-lead electrodes; and characterized in that the method further comprises: acquiring a common-mode interference amplitude in an electrocardiography signal of the measured object by means of one or both of the two channels; and choosing, according to the common-mode interference amplitude, one or both of the acquired electrocardiography signal of the first channel and the electrocardiography signal of the second channel for processing, to obtain an electrocardiography parameter of the measured object.
Data collection system (17, 20) in an optoelectronic alignment system for the flush alignment of axes of rotation of two rotatably mounted bodies, comprising at least one mobile transportation means (1, 18) for transporting at least one data collector (13, 19) to at least one data collection position and at least one data collector (13, 19) with means for automatically performing measurements and collecting measurement values, acquired as data, at the data collection position, wherein the transportation means (1, 18) has at least one receiver device for receiving data that the data collector (13, 19) transfers to the transportation means (1, 18), and at least one setting-down device for setting down the data collector (13, 19) at the data collection position and for picking up the data collector (13, 19) again after the collection of data has been completed, characterized in that the transportation means (1, 18) is further configured to transport, in addition to the data collector (13, 19), at least one light-emission device of the alignment system for emitting a light beam and to set down said light-emission device at a respective predetermined position, and the data collector (13, 19) in the optoelectronic alignment system is equipped with a data acquisition means, for example a sensor, which is designed as a light-detection device which has a light-sensitive area, wherein a point of incidence on the light-sensitive area of a light beam emitted by the light-emission device is registrable. at least one receiver device for receiving data that the data collector (13, 19) transfers to the transportation means (1, 18), and at least one setting-down device for setting down the data collector (13, 19) at the data collection position and for picking up the data collector (13, 19) again after the collection of data has been completed, characterized in that the transportation means (1, 18) is further configured to transport, in addition to the data collector (13, 19), at least one light-emission device of the alignment system for emitting a light beam and to set down said light-emission device at a respective predetermined position, and the data collector (13, 19) in the optoelectronic alignment system is equipped with a data acquisition means, for example a sensor, which is designed as a light-detection device which has a light-sensitive area, wherein a point of incidence on the light-sensitive area of a light beam emitted by the light-emission device is registrable.
An assay method for detecting active migration and cytotoxicity of a therapeutic agent, comprising: a) culturing tumor cells in a cell culture article to form a spheroid, wherein the cell culture article comprises a chamber structured to constrain the tumor cells to grow in a 3D spheroid conformation; b) placing an insert comprising a porous membrane into the cell culture article and introducing a therapeutic agent into the insert; c) detecting active migration of the therapeutic agent from the insert into the cell culture article chamber; and d) detecting tumor cell response. a) culturing tumor cells in a cell culture article to form a spheroid, wherein the cell culture article comprises a chamber structured to constrain the tumor cells to grow in a 3D spheroid conformation; b) placing an insert comprising a porous membrane into the cell culture article and introducing a therapeutic agent into the insert; c) detecting active migration of the therapeutic agent from the insert into the cell culture article chamber; and d) detecting tumor cell response.
An air data probe (46; 60; 74; 84) comprising a pitot tube having a tap (47; 62) with a forward end (48; 66), and defining an inner flow path, the inner flow path decreasing in cross-sectional area until reaching a throat (50; 72), and having cross-sections which are generally circular, characterised in that: the inner flow path comprises at least one bleed hole (52; 82, 88) extending from an outer periphery of said pitot tube to communicate air from said inner flow path, wherein an inlet of said at least one bleed hole (52; 82; 88) is upstream of said throat and wherein said at least one bleed hole (52; 82; 88) is arranged to allow air to exit the inner flow path so that recirculation and boundary layer separation of the air entering the tap (47; 62) are eliminated.
A sliding discoidal element (6, 6') for a structural bearing assembly in civil engineering, characterised in that it is made of a sliding material from an alloy consisting of: - a first resin composed from polyamide, polyacetal, polybutylene terephthalate, polycarbonate and polyphenylene sulphide resins; - a second high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) resin; - a non-ferrous oxide adhesion promoter that is intended to establish a chemical bond between the first and second resins; and - an α-olefin copolymer-based additive. - a first resin composed from polyamide, polyacetal, polybutylene terephthalate, polycarbonate and polyphenylene sulphide resins; - a second high-molecular-weight polyethylene (UHMWPE) resin; - a non-ferrous oxide adhesion promoter that is intended to establish a chemical bond between the first and second resins; and - an α-olefin copolymer-based additive.
A collapsible load carrier includes a rolling base and a base pusher mounted on the rolling base for movement relative to the rolling base, the load carrier comprising wheels that can be collapsed to assume a compact storage mode and that can be reconfigured in the field by a user to function in two operating modes, e.g. front-and-rear- wheel cart mode and 2-wheel hand-truck mode, wherein a left front wheel unit includes a left brace bracket coupled to left rail, a left wheel support coupled to left rail for movement about left wheel axis, and a left front wheel coupled to left wheel support, wherein a left wheel-bias spring is coupled to the left wheel-support rail and to a left wheel support including a left rail receiver, a left fork, and a left cam block, wherein the left wheel-bias spring is arranged to extend around a portion of the left wheel-support rail and to engage the left brace bracket and the left wheel support to bias the left wheel support, along with the left front wheel, toward the folded storage position.
A process for reacting ethylenediamine-formaldehyde adduct (EDFA) and/or ethylenediamine-monoformaldehyde adduct (EDMFA) with hydrogen cyanide in a reactor with limited backmixing at a temperature in the range from 20 to 120°C, wherein the residence time in the reactor is 300 seconds or less.
Process for the production of at least one liquid product and at least one gaseous product (55,61) by cryogenic distillation of air under a first mode of operation and a second mode of operation, the process producing more liquid as final product during the second mode than during the first mode wherein in all modes of operation, compressed and purified gaseous air is cooled in a heat exchange line and sent to at least one column of a column system (65,67), a liquid stream enriched in a component of air is removed from a column of the column system and vaporised in the heat exchange line, air at an elevated pressure is sent to the heat exchange line, condensed and sent to the column system and part of the compressed and purified air is sent to one of at least two expanders (29,39) and thence to a column of the column system wherein a) according to the first mode, at least part of the compressed and purified air is removed from an intermediate point of the heat exchange line, compressed at a cryogenic temperature in a cold compressor and sent to the heat exchange line to be further cooled and sent to the column system and part of the feed air is sent to the first expander, no air being sent to a second compressor (11,12,17) and b) according to the second mode, all of the compressed and purified air is compressed to a high pressure at least 20 bars higher than the highest column pressure of the column system in the second compressor (11,12,17), cooled in the heat exchange line and sent in part to a column system, another part of the high pressure air being sent to the second expander, no air being sent to the cold compressor. a) according to the first mode, at least part of the compressed and purified air is removed from an intermediate point of the heat exchange line, compressed at a cryogenic temperature in a cold compressor and sent to the heat exchange line to be further cooled and sent to the column system and part of the feed air is sent to the first expander, no air being sent to a second compressor (11,12,17) and b) according to the second mode, all of the compressed and purified air is compressed to a high pressure at least 20 bars higher than the highest column pressure of the column system in the second compressor (11,12,17), cooled in the heat exchange line and sent in part to a column system, another part of the high pressure air being sent to the second expander, no air being sent to the cold compressor.
An article of footwear comprising: an upper including a flat-knitted element formed from at least one yarn mechanically manipulated in a flat-knitting process, wherein the flat-knitted element includes a forefoot region, a midfoot region and a heel region, the forefoot, midfoot and heel regions being unitarily knit with one another during the flat-knitting process, the flat-knitted element having a first area and a second area, with one or both of a stitch type and a yarn type of the first area being different than a stitch type and a yarn type of the second area, the flat-knitted element having a final shape that is formed with uncut finished edges during the flat-knitting process, wherein the flat-knitted element has two side portions and a central portion which has a domed shape formed through the flat knitting process such that central portion has a three-dimensional structure that is shaped to extend over the foot.
In vitro method for the diagnosis of colorectal cancer and/or a pre-cancerous stage thereof which comprises: a) Measuring the concentration level of the combination [Flt3L and CYFRA21-1] in a biological sample obtained from the subject selected from blood, serum or plasma; and b) wherein if a deviation or variation of the concentration level of at least the combination [Flt3L and CYFRA21-1] is identified, as compared with the reference concentration level measured in healthy control subjects, this is indicative that the subject is suffering from colorectal cancer and/or a pre-cancerous stage.
Track brake (10;110) with at least one vertically-movable, especially lowerable, braking element (20,21;120), characterised in that the track brake (10; 110) has an inclination sensor (50;150) which is disposed such that, on the basis of at least one measured value of the inclination sensor, the respective position of the at least one vertically-movable braking element (20,21;120) is able to be determined.
Method for the curative treatment of the internal fouling of a fuel injector in an internal combustion engine, characterised in that it comprises the steps consisting in: (i) mixing a quantity of curative additive of the internal fouling of the fuel injector with fuel of the internal combustion engine; (ii) operating the internal combustion engine and in that it comprises, furthermore, the following steps, prior to the step (i): (a) determining the quantity of fuel in a fuel tank supplying the internal combustion engine; (b) determining the quantity of curative additive for the internal fouling of the fuel injector to be mixed with the fuel according to the quantity of fuel determined by reading a chart, with the additive constituted from 10 to 30% by volume of apolar solvent, from 10 to 20% by volume of 2-ethylhexanol, from 20 to 60% by volume of polyisobutene succinimine amide, from 10 to 30% by volume of alkylphenol derivatives and/or of fatty acid amides and the possible complement with mineral oil. (i) mixing a quantity of curative additive of the internal fouling of the fuel injector with fuel of the internal combustion engine; (ii) operating the internal combustion engine and in that it comprises, furthermore, the following steps, prior to the step (i): (a) determining the quantity of fuel in a fuel tank supplying the internal combustion engine; (b) determining the quantity of curative additive for the internal fouling of the fuel injector to be mixed with the fuel according to the quantity of fuel determined by reading a chart, with the additive constituted from 10 to 30% by volume of apolar solvent, from 10 to 20% by volume of 2-ethylhexanol, from 20 to 60% by volume of polyisobutene succinimine amide, from 10 to 30% by volume of alkylphenol derivatives and/or of fatty acid amides and the possible complement with mineral oil. (a) determining the quantity of fuel in a fuel tank supplying the internal combustion engine; (b) determining the quantity of curative additive for the internal fouling of the fuel injector to be mixed with the fuel according to the quantity of fuel determined by reading a chart, with the additive constituted from 10 to 30% by volume of apolar solvent, from 10 to 20% by volume of 2-ethylhexanol, from 20 to 60% by volume of polyisobutene succinimine amide, from 10 to 30% by volume of alkylphenol derivatives and/or of fatty acid amides and the possible complement with mineral oil.
An optical lens comprising a substrate having a front main face and a rear main face, the rear main face of which being successively coated with: - an abrasion and/or scratch resistant coating, - a first high refractive index sheet having a refractive index higher than 1.55, which does not comprise any Ta 2 O 5 layer, - a second low refractive index sheet having a refractive index of 1.55 or less in direct contact with the former sheet, - a third high refractive index sheet having a refractive index higher than 1.55 in direct contact with the former sheet, - a monolayer sub-layer having a thickness higher than or equal to 100 nm in direct contact with the former sheet, - a multilayer interferential coating comprising a stack of at least one high refractive index layer having a refractive index higher than 1.55 and at least one low refractive index layer having a refractive index of 1.55 or less, and the mean reflection factor Ruv on said rear main face between 280 nm and 380 nm, weighted by the function W(λ) defined in the ISO 13666:1998 standard, is lower than 10 %, for an angle of incidence of 35°. - an abrasion and/or scratch resistant coating, - a first high refractive index sheet having a refractive index higher than 1.55, which does not comprise any Ta 2 O 5 layer, - a second low refractive index sheet having a refractive index of 1.55 or less in direct contact with the former sheet, - a third high refractive index sheet having a refractive index higher than 1.55 in direct contact with the former sheet, - a monolayer sub-layer having a thickness higher than or equal to 100 nm in direct contact with the former sheet, - a multilayer interferential coating comprising a stack of at least one high refractive index layer having a refractive index higher than 1.55 and at least one low refractive index layer having a refractive index of 1.55 or less,
A method performed by a mobile device for wireless communications, comprising: receiving a message from a serving cell (105,810), the message comprising information indicative of an access class barring, ACB, parameter for device-to-device, D2D, proximity service communications; identifying, based at least in part on the ACB parameter, a resource availability for D2D proximity service communications; determining that ACB is active for D2D proximity service communications; and refraining from processing a subsequent message from the serving cell, the subsequent message comprising information associated with a pool of resources for D2D proximity service communications. receiving a message from a serving cell (105,810), the message comprising information indicative of an access class barring, ACB, parameter for device-to-device, D2D, proximity service communications; identifying, based at least in part on the ACB parameter, a resource availability for D2D proximity service communications; determining that ACB is active for D2D proximity service communications; and refraining from processing a subsequent message from the serving cell, the subsequent message comprising information associated with a pool of resources for D2D proximity service communications.