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Parallelepiped modular component of a furniture item, comprising - two rectangular panels being in use side panels; - four section bars (40, 42, 44, 46) of equal length, mounted horizontally spaced apart, parallel to one another, and respectively fixed between the four corners of the rectangular panels to keep them spaced apart and parallel; wherein the rectangular side panels are made of bent metal sheet in order to form a box-shaped structure which has folded edges in which there is a pass-through slot; - finishing panels applied and fixed via a fixing plane to the side panels, wherein the fixing plane is coupled through hooks to one of the side panels, the pass-through slot being adapted to be coupled with a said hook, characterized in that the pass-through slot and the hook are coupled by an element comprising a first portion removably insertable by interlocking fit in the pass-through slot, and a second portion comprising a connection for a hook integral with a finishing panel. - two rectangular panels being in use side panels; - four section bars (40, 42, 44, 46) of equal length, mounted horizontally spaced apart, parallel to one another, and respectively fixed between the four corners of the rectangular panels to keep them spaced apart and parallel; - finishing panels applied and fixed via a fixing plane to the side panels, wherein the fixing plane is coupled through hooks to one of the side panels,
Modular carpet system having at least two carpet elements (44, 46) in sheet form and at least one connecting element for connecting two of the carpet elements (44, 46) to form a general carpet arrangement in sheet form having mutually adjacent carpet elements (44, 46), wherein the connecting element is in the form of a thin surface element with two surface sides (20, 26) which has on a first of its surface sides a floor contact region and on the opposite, second surface side two coupling regions (28, 30) which are each provided with a coupling device for coupling to one of the two carpet elements (44, 46), wherein the individual coupling device is designed with a plurality of pins which are formed on the associated coupling region (28, 30) to protrude therefrom, and wherein the two coupling regions (28, 30) are connected together by means of a textile strip and between the two coupling regions (28, 30) there is formed a spacer region, so that the textile strip allows the two coupling regions (28, 30) to be movable at least slightly relative to one another.
A method for isolating nucleic acids from aqueous nucleic acid containing samples, characterized in that an aqueous solution, which comprises free nucleic acids or nucleic acids liberated by lysis, before or after reduction in polarity of the aqueous solution is contacted with a solid phase having a rough plastic surface, wherein the roughness of the surface is recognizable by touching or viewing the surface, and the nucleic acids precipitate on the solid phase, and are subsequently removed from this aqueous solution with the solid phase.
A printing device, in particular a 3D printing device (200, 300), such as a 3D printer, comprising - an extrusion device (202, 302) for melting a material, such as plastic material, and - a 3D printhead for depositing the material melted by the extrusion device (202, 302) onto a surface (214, 306), with a housing, and a discharge nozzle arranged on the housing, comprising a metering device with a first metering unit and a second metering unit, which are designed respectively for the receiving and metered dispensing of the melted material, wherein the metering device is designed to supply the melted material to an outlet channel of the discharge nozzle through the first metering unit and the second metering unit in an alternating manner or on-the-fly, characterized in that the first metering unit and the second metering unit respectively has a metering piston with a drive. - an extrusion device (202, 302) for melting a material, such as plastic material, and - a 3D printhead for depositing the material melted by the extrusion device (202, 302) onto a surface (214, 306), with a housing, and a discharge nozzle arranged on the housing, comprising a metering device with a first metering unit and a second metering unit, which are designed respectively for the receiving and metered dispensing of the melted material, wherein the metering device is designed to supply the melted material to an outlet channel of the discharge nozzle through the first metering unit and the second metering unit in an alternating manner or on-the-fly, characterized in that the first metering unit and the second metering unit respectively has a metering piston with a drive.
A method in a user equipment, the method comprising: receiving, at the user equipment, in a first serving cell, configuration information; determining whether the configuration information includes a cell identifier; determining a pathloss estimate for an uplink transmission transmit power setting based on a pathloss reference signal associated with a second serving cell if the configuration information includes the cell identifier, wherein the second serving cell is different from the first serving cell; and transmitting the uplink transmission on the first serving cell based on the determined pathloss estimate. receiving, at the user equipment, in a first serving cell, configuration information; determining whether the configuration information includes a cell identifier; determining a pathloss estimate for an uplink transmission transmit power setting based on a pathloss reference signal associated with a second serving cell if the configuration information includes the cell identifier, wherein the second serving cell is different from the first serving cell; and transmitting the uplink transmission on the first serving cell based on the determined pathloss estimate.
A method for producing a semifluorinated alkane compound represented by the formula comprising subjecting a compound of the formula to reductive dehalogenation reaction in the presence of a Urushibara metal catalyst, and a reducing agent, wherein in the formula and n is an integer from 2 to 12; R 1, R 2 and R 3 are the same or different and are independently from each other one selected from hydrogen and a C 1-10 linear or branched alkyl group; X is a halogen atom selected from chlorine, bromine and iodine. n is an integer from 2 to 12; R 1, R 2 and R 3 are the same or different and are independently from each other one selected from hydrogen and a C 1-10 linear or branched alkyl group; X is a halogen atom selected from chlorine, bromine and iodine.
A method of displaying graphic performance information comprising: receiving performance information provided by a graphics processing unit, wherein the performance information has been measured by the graphics processing unit in association with individual graphics elements (304, 306, 308) for rendering a graphics scene; computing, by a computing device, values of a performance metric for the graphics elements (304, 306, 308) based upon the performance information, wherein each computed value is associated with at least one of the graphics elements (304, 306, 308); assigning graphical identifiers to the graphics elements (304, 306, 308) based upon the computed values of the performance metric for the graphics elements (304, 306, 308), wherein one of the graphical identifiers is assigned to each of the graphics elements (304, 306, 308); and displaying the graphics elements (304, 306, 308), when rendering the graphics scene, according to the graphical identifiers that are assigned to the graphics elements (304, 306, 308). receiving performance information provided by a graphics processing unit, wherein the performance information has been measured by the graphics processing unit in association with individual graphics elements (304, 306, 308) for rendering a graphics scene; computing, by a computing device, values of a performance metric for the graphics elements (304, 306, 308) based upon the performance information, wherein each computed value is associated with at least one of the graphics elements (304, 306, 308); assigning graphical identifiers to the graphics elements (304, 306, 308) based upon the computed values of the performance metric for the graphics elements (304, 306, 308), wherein one of the graphical identifiers is assigned to each of the graphics elements (304, 306, 308); and displaying the graphics elements (304, 306, 308), when rendering the graphics scene, according to the graphical identifiers that are assigned to the graphics elements (304, 306, 308).
Facing product for plasterboards, comprising a mat/mesh laminate with a "mat" face and a "mesh" face, formed (a) of a glass fibre mat bonded by a first organic polymer, which is preferably crosslinked, referred to hereinbelow as "binder" and (b) of a glass fibre mesh bonded by a second organic polymer, referred to hereinbelow as "adhesive", consisting of from 50% to 100% by weight of PVDC or of a copolymer based on vinylidene chloride, from 0 to 50% by weight of a styrene-butadiene rubber, and from 0 to 30% by weight of a mineral filler, the glass fibre mesh being adhesively bonded to the glass fibre mat by means of said adhesive, the mat/mesh laminate being coated, on the "mesh" face, with a continuous layer of a hydrophobic coating containing - from 8% to 25% by weight, preferably from 9% to 20% by weight, in particular from 10% to 15% by weight, of an organic polymer selected from styrene-butadiene rubbers, acrylic polymers, poly(vinylidene chloride) (PVDC), copolymers based on vinylidene chloride, and mixtures of at least two of these organic polymers, and - from 75% to 92% by weight, preferably from 80% to 91% by weight and in particular from 85% to 90% by weight, of mineral particles, these percentages being expressed relative to the sum of these two components, said hydrophobic coating covering the glass fibre mesh but leaving the "mat" face of the laminate bare. (a) of a glass fibre mat bonded by a first organic polymer, which is preferably crosslinked, referred to hereinbelow as "binder" and (b) of a glass fibre mesh bonded by a second organic polymer, referred to hereinbelow as "adhesive", consisting of from 50% to 100% by weight of PVDC or of a copolymer based on vinylidene chloride, from 0 to 50% by weight of a styrene-butadiene rubber, and from 0 to 30% by weight of a mineral filler, the glass fibre mesh being adhesively bonded to the glass fibre mat by means of said adhesive, - from 8% to 25% by weight, preferably from 9% to 20% by weight, in particular from 10% to 15% by weight, of an organic polymer selected from styrene-butadiene rubbers, acrylic polymers, poly(vinylidene chloride) (PVDC), copolymers based on vinylidene chloride, and mixtures of at least two of these organic polymers, and - from 75% to 92% by weight, preferably from 80% to 91% by weight and in particular from 85% to 90% by weight, of mineral particles, these percentages being expressed relative to the sum of these two components,
A method for performing optical alignment of a lens, comprising: directing a collimated beam of radiation onto the lens, the lens having mounted thereon a mirror structure having a plurality of mirrors (14A, 14B, 14C, 14D); redirecting, with the plurality of mirrors (14A, 14B, 14C, 14D), the collimated beam of radiation into the lens at a plurality of field angles simultaneously to fully cover an entrance pupil of the lens; and measuring an alignment parameter of the lens without physical rotation of the lens by detecting with a detector. directing a collimated beam of radiation onto the lens, the lens having mounted thereon a mirror structure having a plurality of mirrors (14A, 14B, 14C, 14D); redirecting, with the plurality of mirrors (14A, 14B, 14C, 14D), the collimated beam of radiation into the lens at a plurality of field angles simultaneously to fully cover an entrance pupil of the lens; and measuring an alignment parameter of the lens without physical rotation of the lens by detecting with a detector.
The use of arachidonic acid in the manufacture of a nutritional composition for administration to an infant in the first 3 years of the infant, preferably in the first 12 months of life, for the reduction of the risk of development of insulin resistance, later in life, wherein • said nutritional composition is an infant formula or a follow-on formula, and • said nutritional composition comprises a protein source, a lipid source and a carbohydrate source, and • the lipid source comprises arachidonic acid, and • said nutritional composition has a protein content of less than 1.85 g/100kcal and • wherein said nutritional composition does not comprise docosahexaenoic acid, and wherein the amount of arachidonic acid, comprised in the lipid source of the composition, which is administered to said infant, is of 5 mg to 100 mg per kg per day. • said nutritional composition is an infant formula or a follow-on formula, and • said nutritional composition comprises a protein source, a lipid source and a carbohydrate source, and • the lipid source comprises arachidonic acid, and • said nutritional composition has a protein content of less than 1.85 g/100kcal and • wherein said nutritional composition does not comprise docosahexaenoic acid, and wherein the amount of arachidonic acid, comprised in the lipid source of the composition, which is administered to said infant, is of 5 mg to 100 mg per kg per day.
An automated root pass arc welding system comprising: - a welding torch configured to perform a root pass welding operation at a joint between a first workpiece and a second workpiece; and - control circuitry configured to - apply a high energy welding phase via the welding torch to establish a first root condition; and - apply a low energy welding phase via the welding torch to establish a second root condition, characterized by a welding robot configured to move the welding torch relative to the first workpiece; the control circuitry controlling movement of the welding robot relative to the first workpiece; the automated root pass welding system further comprising a sensor configured to sense one or more parameters indicative of the first and second root conditions, wherein the sensor outputs a root condition signal to the control circuitry, wherein the control circuitry is configured to determine establishment of the first and second root conditions based at least in part upon the root condition signal received from the sensor, wherein the first root condition is creation of a keyhole between the first and second workpieces (22, 26). - a welding torch configured to perform a root pass welding operation at a joint between a first workpiece and a second workpiece; and - control circuitry configured to - apply a high energy welding phase via the welding torch to establish a first root condition; and - apply a low energy welding phase via the welding torch to establish a second root condition, - apply a high energy welding phase via the welding torch to establish a first root condition; and - apply a low energy welding phase via the welding torch to establish a second root condition, a welding robot configured to move the welding torch relative to the first workpiece; the control circuitry controlling movement of the welding robot relative to the first workpiece; the automated root pass welding system further comprising a sensor configured to sense one or more parameters indicative of the first and second root conditions, wherein the sensor outputs a root condition signal to the control circuitry, wherein the control circuitry is configured to determine establishment of the first and second root conditions based at least in part upon the root condition signal received from the sensor, wherein the first root condition is creation of a keyhole between the first and second workpieces (22, 26).
A body contoured handgun comprising a housing having an exterior surface with first and second lateral sides (12L, 12R) defined with respect to a vertical plane (y) containing a longitudinal axis of said handgun when said handgun is held upright, and a housing interior enclosed by said first and second sides, said housing including: an intermediate portion, a grip, a top portion, and a trigger guard, wherein said first lateral side of said exterior surface of said housing is substantially curved concave inwards with respect to said vertical plane in a direction towards said housing interior such that said housing is contoured to a person's body when said handgun is carried on said person, and said second lateral side of said exterior surface of said housing is substantially curved convex outwards with respect to said vertical plane in a direction extending away from said housing interior; characterized in that said trigger guard is substantially curved concave inwards with respect to said vertical plane towards said housing interior on the side said housing has a concave curvature, and substantially curved convex outwards with respect to said vertical plane extending away from said housing interior on the side said housing has a convex curvature.
A method of making silicon carbide edge rings having a dimension in the planar direction that is larger than the dimension in the normal dimension for use in semiconductor processing apparatus, the edge rings comprising flat rings in which the primary direction of crystal growth and grain orientation is in the radial direction, the method comprising: (a) providing a round cross-sectional tube in a deposition zone; (b) directing precursor gas into the tube; (c) chemically reacting the precursor gas to form a solid deposit of silicon carbide in the shape of the tube on the inside on the tube; (d) removing the solid deposit; and (e) slicing the solid deposit into substantially flat rings either before or after removal. (a) providing a round cross-sectional tube in a deposition zone; (b) directing precursor gas into the tube; (c) chemically reacting the precursor gas to form a solid deposit of silicon carbide in the shape of the tube on the inside on the tube; (d) removing the solid deposit; and (e) slicing the solid deposit into substantially flat rings either before or after removal.
A furnace for the treatment of material, in particular for the oxidative treatment of fiber material, in particular for the production of carbon fibers, with a) a housing with a housing interior space, which housing is gas-tight apart from passage regions (18, 20) for the fibers; b) a process space which is situated in the housing interior space of the housing; c) an atmosphere device, by means of which a hot working atmosphere can be generated and which comprises a flow system with flow ducts which are arranged in the housing interior space, delimit in each case one flow space, and have flow passages, with the result that the respective flow spaces are connected in flow terms to the process space in such a way that hot working atmosphere can be fed to the process space with at least one main flow direction and can be discharged from the process space; characterized in that d) there is an overhaul system, by way of which flow spaces of flow ducts are accessible through the housing; e) flow ducts comprise at least one overhaul entrance to the flow space; f) the housing comprises at least one overhaul inlet which defines an inner side which faces the process space and on which flow ducts are arranged in such a way that their overhaul entrances can be reached through the overhaul inlet. a) a housing with a housing interior space, which housing is gas-tight apart from passage regions (18, 20) for the fibers; b) a process space which is situated in the housing interior space of the housing; c) an atmosphere device, by means of which a hot working atmosphere can be generated and which comprises a flow system with flow ducts which are arranged in the housing interior space, delimit in each case one flow space, and have flow passages, with the result that the respective flow spaces are connected in flow terms to the process space in such a way that hot working atmosphere can be fed to the process space with at least one main flow direction and can be discharged from the process space; characterized in that d) there is an overhaul system, by way of which flow spaces of flow ducts are accessible through the housing; e) flow ducts comprise at least one overhaul entrance to the flow space; f) the housing comprises at least one overhaul inlet which defines an inner side which faces the process space and on which flow ducts are arranged in such a way that their overhaul entrances can be reached through the overhaul inlet.
A needle guard couplable to a syringe having a neck provided with a needle, said needle guard comprising: • a lock collar couplable to the neck of the syringe, said lock collar being provided with a distal sloped ramp, • a device shield provided with two channels, each channel comprising a bottom surface, • a lock ring assembled to the lock collar at its distal end, and • a flexible member interconnecting the lock collar and the device shield, wherein, when the needle guard is coupled to the syringe, the device shield is movable relative to the lock collar from a first configuration where the device shield is free to retract proximally to expose the needle to a second configuration where the device shield is fixed in a position covering the needle, the device shield is caused to disengage from the first configuration as the device shield moves proximally enabling the device shield to move distally under the bias of the flexible member to the second configuration, characterized in that: • the distal sloped ramp of the lock collar has a proximal flat surface, • the device shield is provided with two flexible lock out arms, • the lock ring contains two tabs and two opposite protrusions, wherein the two tabs of the lock ring sit within the two channels of the device shield, such that, as the device shield moves proximally, the two tabs of the lock ring slide within the two channels up to contact the bottom surface of the channels, the lock ring being thereby carried with the device shield proximally to the distal sloped ramp and until the proximal flat surface of the lock collar where a bottom surface of the lock ring rests on said proximal flat surface, wherein when the device shield moves distally back under the elasticity and spring force generated by the flexible member, the lock out arms of the device shield are snapped into a place under the opposite protrusions of the lock ring in order to lock the device shield in the second configuration, and wherein the lock ring is shaped like the letter C which makes it flexible in order to flex over the sloped ramp of the lock collar when carried with the device shield. • a lock collar couplable to the neck of the syringe, said lock collar being provided with a distal sloped ramp, • a device shield provided with two channels, each channel comprising a bottom surface, • a lock ring assembled to the lock collar at its distal end, and • a flexible member interconnecting the lock collar and the device shield, • the distal sloped ramp of the lock collar has a proximal flat surface, • the device shield is provided with two flexible lock out arms, • the lock ring contains two tabs and two opposite protrusions,