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An inkjet pigment ink, which comprises: C.I. Pigment Red 122; a water-soluble solvent selected from the group consisting of a glycol ether and a diol, wherein the glycol ether is selected from the group consisting of a (poly)alkylene glycol monoalkyl ether and the diol is selected from a C3 - C6 alkanediol; water; and a pigment dispersing resin being a copolymer which contains a monomer A, a monomer B, and a monomer C as unit components, wherein a ratio of a total amount of the monomer A, monomer B and monomer C to a whole quantity of the copolymer is 70 to 100 % by weight; wherein the C.I. Pigment Red 122 has a transmittance of less than 70%, and wherein the transmittance is a transmittance of an aqueous layer measured by a turbidimeter (NDH2000, manufactured by NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.) when a 1.00% by weight pigment is added to water, is shaken, and is left for an hour, and then the aqueous layer is collected, and is measured in a 50 mm angular cell; and the monomer A is an alkyl (meth)acrylate ester having a C18 - C24 alkyl group, the monomer B is styrene, α-methyl styrene, or benzyl (meth)acrylate, and the monomer C is (meth)acrylic acid. C.I. Pigment Red 122; a water-soluble solvent selected from the group consisting of a glycol ether and a diol, wherein the glycol ether is selected from the group consisting of a (poly)alkylene glycol monoalkyl ether and the diol is selected from a C3 - C6 alkanediol; water; and a pigment dispersing resin being a copolymer which contains a monomer A, a monomer B, and a monomer C as unit components, wherein a ratio of a total amount of the monomer A, monomer B and monomer C to a whole quantity of the copolymer is 70 to 100 % by weight; wherein the C.I. Pigment Red 122 has a transmittance of less than 70%, and wherein the transmittance is a transmittance of an aqueous layer measured by a turbidimeter (NDH2000, manufactured by NIPPON DENSHOKU INDUSTRIES CO., LTD.) when a 1.00% by weight pigment is added to water, is shaken, and is left for an hour, and then the aqueous layer is collected, and is measured in a 50 mm angular cell; and the monomer A is an alkyl (meth)acrylate ester having a C18 - C24 alkyl group, the monomer B is styrene, α-methyl styrene, or benzyl (meth)acrylate, and the monomer C is (meth)acrylic acid.
A material handling equipment impact deceleration device, consisting of - an elongate outer profile, - an elongate inner profile, CHARACTERISED IN THAT the outer profile surrounding at least part of the inner profile, AND IN THAT the outer and the inner profile are made out of an elastomeric material, the elastomeric material of the inner profile having a shore resistance being higher than the shore resistance of the outer profile. - an elongate outer profile, - an elongate inner profile, CHARACTERISED IN THAT the outer profile surrounding at least part of the inner profile, AND IN THAT the outer and the inner profile are made out of an elastomeric material, the elastomeric material of the inner profile having a shore resistance being higher than the shore resistance of the outer profile.
A method of constructing a data unit to include control information, the method comprising: receiving one or more service data units, SDUs, from an upper layer; generating a Medium Access Control, MAC, protocol data unit, PDU, using the received one or more SDUs, wherein the MAC PDU includes a header, one or more control elements, the received one or more SDUs and a number of available padding bits; inserting a Buffer Status Report, BSR, into the generated MAC PDU using the available padding bits; and transmitting the generated MAC PDU including the BSR to a receiving side, wherein the header includes a plurality of sub-headers, wherein each of the plurality of sub-headers corresponds to a received SDU, a control element or padding, wherein the one or more control elements are placed before the received one or more SDUs, wherein the number of available padding bits is equal to or greater than the number of bits associated with a short BSR plus a corresponding sub-header and less than the number of bits associated with a long BSR plus a corresponding sub-header, wherein one of the one or more control elements has a corresponding sub-header that comprises a logical channel identification, LCID, field indicating that the BSR is included in the one control element, wherein the LCID field comprises a value corresponding to a truncated BSR, wherein the truncated BSR has a format that is equivalent to the short BSR, and wherein the value indicates that data associated with more than one logical channel group is available for transmission. receiving one or more service data units, SDUs, from an upper layer; generating a Medium Access Control, MAC, protocol data unit, PDU, using the received one or more SDUs, wherein the MAC PDU includes a header, one or more control elements, the received one or more SDUs and a number of available padding bits; inserting a Buffer Status Report, BSR, into the generated MAC PDU using the available padding bits; and transmitting the generated MAC PDU including the BSR to a receiving side, wherein the header includes a plurality of sub-headers, wherein each of the plurality of sub-headers corresponds to a received SDU, a control element or padding, wherein the one or more control elements are placed before the received one or more SDUs, wherein the number of available padding bits is equal to or greater than the number of bits associated with a short BSR plus a corresponding sub-header and less than the number of bits associated with a long BSR plus a corresponding sub-header, wherein one of the one or more control elements has a corresponding sub-header that comprises a logical channel identification, LCID, field indicating that the BSR is included in the one control element, wherein the LCID field comprises a value corresponding to a truncated BSR, wherein the truncated BSR has a format that is equivalent to the short BSR, and wherein the value indicates that data associated with more than one logical channel group is available for transmission.
An autopilot system for a helicopter, said autopilot system comprising: an inner control loop that includes a full control authority over the helicopter stick, said full control authority being limited only by the natural response of the autopilot system, and is configured at least for providing an actual attitude estimate for the flight of the helicopter including a given level of redundancy applied to the inner loop; and an outer control, autopilot loop that includes less than the full control authority and is configured for providing at least one navigation function with respect to the flight of the helicopter including a different level of redundancy than the inner loop; wherein said different level of redundancy for the inner loop is greater than the given level of redundancy for the outer loop. an inner control loop that includes a full control authority over the helicopter stick, said full control authority being limited only by the natural response of the autopilot system, and is configured at least for providing an actual attitude estimate for the flight of the helicopter including a given level of redundancy applied to the inner loop; and an outer control, autopilot loop that includes less than the full control authority and is configured for providing at least one navigation function with respect to the flight of the helicopter including a different level of redundancy than the inner loop; wherein said different level of redundancy for the inner loop is greater than the given level of redundancy for the outer loop.
Biodegradable material comprising 50 to 100 wt.% of opened starch, based on the total weight of the biodegradable material, said biodegradable material having a bulk density of 1.0 to 1.5 kg/dm 3 and a tensile strength of at least 20 N/mm 2, and said opened starch having at least 50 tension fields / 3.2 cm 2, wherein said opened starch is made by extruding a chemically non-modified starch comprising 15 wt.% to 50 wt.% water, based on the total weight of the chemically non-modified starch, in the presence of a plasticizer, the plasticizer being water, at a temperature of 30° to 150°C and a pressure of 4.5 to 25 MPa to form a granulate, the amount of plasticizer added being 20 wt.% to 50 wt.%, based on the total weight of chemically non-modified starch and the plasticizer.
A copolymer for use in a method of treatment of a parenteral infection in a subject, the copolymer comprising an acrolein derived segment and a polyalkylene glycol oligomer segment, the copolymer having a molecular weight of no more than 1000 Daltons.
Method for determining the operating state of a light-emitting implant implanted in the brain of a living being, said light-emitting implant comprising a light source responsible for emitting light into the brain of the living being, said method using a diagnosing device that comprises a receiver of a light signal transmitted through a first eye of the living being and means for determining the operating state of the light-emitting implant based on the received transmitted light signal, characterized in that it comprises: - a step of positioning the receiver of the diagnosing device facing the first eye of the living being, - a step of measuring a light signal received by the receiver when the light-emitting implant is activated, - a step of comparing data representative of the light signal received by the receiver and at least one reference datum, - a step of determining the operating state of the light-emitting implant between a functional state and a non-functional state given the result of the comparing step. - a step of positioning the receiver of the diagnosing device facing the first eye of the living being, - a step of measuring a light signal received by the receiver when the light-emitting implant is activated, - a step of comparing data representative of the light signal received by the receiver and at least one reference datum, - a step of determining the operating state of the light-emitting implant between a functional state and a non-functional state given the result of the comparing step.
A thermal cycling apparatus (120,200,300) comprising: a mounting wall partially defining a chamber for thermally cycling biological samples, the mounting wall having a first mounting surface opposing a second mounting surface; a sample interfacing wall transversely extending from the second mounting surface, the sample interfacing wall supporting a planar interface accessible from the first mounting surface, the sample interfacing wall having a first heating element and a second heating element on opposing sides of the planar interface; a first air source (216a,302a,) having an exit arranged to direct air at the first heating element; a second air source (216b,302b) having an exit arranged to direct air away from the first heating element; a fourth air source (216d,302d) having an exit arranged to direct air at the second heating element; and a third air source (216c,302c) having an exit arranged to direct air away from at the second heating element. a mounting wall partially defining a chamber for thermally cycling biological samples, the mounting wall having a first mounting surface opposing a second mounting surface; a sample interfacing wall transversely extending from the second mounting surface, the sample interfacing wall supporting a planar interface accessible from the first mounting surface, the sample interfacing wall having a first heating element and a second heating element on opposing sides of the planar interface; a first air source (216a,302a,) having an exit arranged to direct air at the first heating element; a second air source (216b,302b) having an exit arranged to direct air away from the first heating element; a fourth air source (216d,302d) having an exit arranged to direct air at the second heating element; and a third air source (216c,302c) having an exit arranged to direct air away from at the second heating element.
A microwave oven comprising: a main body provided with a cooking chamber; and a tray for a microwave oven inserted into the cooking chamber, wherein: the tray for the microwave oven includes a tray unit to receive food and heat generators formed of a material absorbing high frequencies to generate heat and formed on a surface of the tray unit, the upper surface of the tray unit including a cooking unit provided to cook food, characterised in that the tray further comprises a first heat generating part in which the heat generators are distributed at the centre of the lower surface of the tray unit, and a second heat generating in which the heat generators having a higher distribution than the first heat generating part are distributed at the outside of the first heat generating part; wherein the cooking unit includes a first cooking part provided with grill markers (21B-1) to execute grilling; and wherein the upper surface of the tray unit further includes a fluid accommodation concaved at the edge of the cooking unit to accommodate a fluid. a main body provided with a cooking chamber; and a tray for a microwave oven inserted into the cooking chamber, wherein: the tray for the microwave oven includes a tray unit to receive food and heat generators formed of a material absorbing high frequencies to generate heat and formed on a surface of the tray unit, the upper surface of the tray unit including a cooking unit provided to cook food, characterised in that the tray further comprises a first heat generating part in which the heat generators are distributed at the centre of the lower surface of the tray unit, and a second heat generating in which the heat generators having a higher distribution than the first heat generating part are distributed at the outside of the first heat generating part; wherein the cooking unit includes a first cooking part provided with grill markers (21B-1) to execute grilling; and wherein the upper surface of the tray unit further includes a fluid accommodation concaved at the edge of the cooking unit to accommodate a fluid. the tray for the microwave oven includes a tray unit to receive food and heat generators formed of a material absorbing high frequencies to generate heat and formed on a surface of the tray unit, the upper surface of the tray unit including a cooking unit provided to cook food, characterised in that the tray further comprises a first heat generating part in which the heat generators are distributed at the centre of the lower surface of the tray unit, and a second heat generating in which the heat generators having a higher distribution than the first heat generating part are distributed at the outside of the first heat generating part; wherein the cooking unit includes a first cooking part provided with grill markers (21B-1) to execute grilling; and wherein the upper surface of the tray unit further includes a fluid accommodation concaved at the edge of the cooking unit to accommodate a fluid.
A removable seat assembly for a vehicle, the assembly comprising: a base assembly; a seat dolly including a plurality of wheels for moving the seat assembly from a first position to a second position; a hook extending from the seat dolly; and a latch assembly having a mechanical actuator rotatably coupled to the hook; characterised in that the assembly further comprises a floor base assembly including a recess (96, 98) to receive the hook, the floor base assembly defining a substantially planar surface for receiving the plurality of wheels of the seat dolly as the seat assembly is moved from the first position to the second position; and a front portion extending upwardly with respect to the floor base assembly, the front portion having a mounting bracket configured to releasably lock the seat dolly to the floor base assembly. a base assembly; a seat dolly including a plurality of wheels for moving the seat assembly from a first position to a second position; a hook extending from the seat dolly; and a latch assembly having a mechanical actuator rotatably coupled to the hook; characterised in that the assembly further comprises a floor base assembly including a recess (96, 98) to receive the hook, the floor base assembly defining a substantially planar surface for receiving the plurality of wheels of the seat dolly as the seat assembly is moved from the first position to the second position; and a front portion extending upwardly with respect to the floor base assembly, the front portion having a mounting bracket configured to releasably lock the seat dolly to the floor base assembly.
A robot comprising: a lower arm; an upper arm connected to the lower arm rotatably about a first rotation axis (Jc); a wrist connected to the upper arm rotatably about a second rotation axis (Jd) perpendicular to the first rotation axis (Jc); and an actuator (Md) attached to the upper arm, the actuator (Md) rotationally driving the wrist about the second rotation axis (Jd), wherein the actuator (Md) is attached to the upper arm so that a rotation axis of the actuator (Md) is perpendicular to the second rotation axis (Jd) and extends in a direction parallel to the first rotation axis (Jc), and characterized in that a storage disposed on a side surface of the upper arm, the storage storing therein a cable that extends from the lower arm toward the wrist, wherein the actuator (Md) is disposed on the side surface of the upper arm on which the storage is disposed. a lower arm; an upper arm connected to the lower arm rotatably about a first rotation axis (Jc); a wrist connected to the upper arm rotatably about a second rotation axis (Jd) perpendicular to the first rotation axis (Jc); and an actuator (Md) attached to the upper arm, the actuator (Md) rotationally driving the wrist about the second rotation axis (Jd), wherein the actuator (Md) is attached to the upper arm so that a rotation axis of the actuator (Md) is perpendicular to the second rotation axis (Jd) and extends in a direction parallel to the first rotation axis (Jc), and characterized in that a storage disposed on a side surface of the upper arm, the storage storing therein a cable that extends from the lower arm toward the wrist, wherein the actuator (Md) is disposed on the side surface of the upper arm on which the storage is disposed.
A pharmaceutical composition comprising: Palmitoylethanolamide and one or more naturally occurring Fatty Acid Amide Hydrolase (FAAH) Inhibitor wherein the naturally occurring FAAH inhibitor is selected from Myricetin, Isorhamnetin, Kaempferol, Pristimerin, Biochanin A, Genistein, Daidzein or a combination thereof.
A culture medium selected from the group consisting of: (i) a culture medium comprising transforming growth factor β 1 (TGFβ 1), basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) and human serum or serum replacement, wherein the culture medium is substantially free of animal- contaminants, wherein the culture medium is capable of maintaining human pluripotent stem cell in an undifferentiated state; and (ii) a culture medium comprising transforming growth factor β 1 (TGFβ 1), basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF), and animal free albumin and being devoid of serum, wherein the culture medium is substantially free of animal- contaminants, and wherein said culture medium is capable of maintaining human pluripotent stem cell in an undifferentiated state; (i) a culture medium comprising transforming growth factor β 1 (TGFβ 1), basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) and human serum or serum replacement, wherein the culture medium is substantially free of animal- contaminants, wherein the culture medium is capable of maintaining human pluripotent stem cell in an undifferentiated state; and (ii) a culture medium comprising transforming growth factor β 1 (TGFβ 1), basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF), and animal free albumin and being devoid of serum, wherein the culture medium is substantially free of animal- contaminants, and wherein said culture medium is capable of maintaining human pluripotent stem cell in an undifferentiated state;
Fastening assembly for the fastening of systems in an aircraft comprising frames, a skin and connecting parts between the skin and the frames, referred to as clips, comprising: - ramps (2; 42; 74), each ramp being adapted for extending between two consecutive frames of the aircraft, - system supports (18, 34, 56, 64), fastened or adapted for being fastened to the ramps, each system support being able to receive at least one system, characterised in that it comprises: - for each ramp, means (4, 7) for fastening the ramp allowing fastening of the said ramp to two clips situated respectively on two consecutive frames of the aircraft. - ramps (2; 42; 74), each ramp being adapted for extending between two consecutive frames of the aircraft, - system supports (18, 34, 56, 64), fastened or adapted for being fastened to the ramps, each system support being able to receive at least one system, characterised in that it comprises: - for each ramp, means (4, 7) for fastening the ramp allowing fastening of the said ramp to two clips situated respectively on two consecutive frames of the aircraft.
An agricultural baler including a baling chamber, comprising a system for estimating the length of bales of crop material during bale formation, wherein the bale of crop material is formed from a plurality bale charges separately delivered into the baling chamber, the agricultural baler further comprising a plunger configured to be actuated relative to the baling chamber in a baling direction as each bale charge of the plurality of bale charges is delivered into the baling chamber to compress each said bale charge into the bale of crop material being formed within the baling chamber, the system being characterized by; a radar-based length sensor provided in operative association with the baling chamber, the length sensor configured to transmit radar waves towards a bale of crop material being formed within the baling chamber and receive return waves corresponding to the radar waves as reflected off the bale of crop material; and a controller communicatively coupled to the length sensor, the controller being configured to, based at least in part on radar data associated with the return waves received by the length sensor, determine a movement velocity of the bale of crop material within the baling chamber with each actuation of the plunger relative to the baling chamber in the baling direction, and estimate a current length of the bale of crop material being formed within the baling chamber. a radar-based length sensor provided in operative association with the baling chamber, the length sensor configured to transmit radar waves towards a bale of crop material being formed within the baling chamber and receive return waves corresponding to the radar waves as reflected off the bale of crop material; and a controller communicatively coupled to the length sensor, the controller being configured to, based at least in part on radar data associated with the return waves received by the length sensor, determine a movement velocity of the bale of crop material within the baling chamber with each actuation of the plunger relative to the baling chamber in the baling direction, and estimate a current length of the bale of crop material being formed within the baling chamber. determine a movement velocity of the bale of crop material within the baling chamber with each actuation of the plunger relative to the baling chamber in the baling direction, and estimate a current length of the bale of crop material being formed within the baling chamber.