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Frame element for a bicycle, in particular for fastening a drive motor for the bicycle, wherein the frame element - is attached in the lower region of the bicycle frame, and - is connected to a down-tube and to a seat tube, and - has a plate-like, curved component which produces the connection to the down-tube and to the seat tube, wherein the frame element has, on the plate-like, curved components, a ridge which runs substantially over the entire length of the components and protrudes centrally over the component, characterized in that the ridge has a long first partial region and a short second partial region, wherein the first and the second partial regions are bent by an angle of 65° to 115°, in particular 105°, with respect to each other, wherein the ridge has at least two lateral holes, openings and/or threads (130, 135) for the fastening of the motor, wherein at least one hole, one opening and/or one thread is provided in the long first partial region of the ridge, and at least one hole, one opening and/or one thread is provided in the short second partial region of the ridge. - is attached in the lower region of the bicycle frame, and - is connected to a down-tube and to a seat tube, and - has a plate-like, curved component which produces the connection to the down-tube and to the seat tube,
A fuel cell system for supplying an anode gas and a cathode gas, and generating power through an electrochemical reaction of the anode gas and the cathode gas in accordance with a load, the fuel cell system comprising: a compressor for supplying the cathode gas to a fuel cell stack; a pressure regulator valve for adjusting a pressure of the cathode gas in the fuel cell stack; target cathode pressure setting means for setting a target cathode pressure based on a power generation request to the fuel cell stack; control means for controlling an operation amount of the compressor and an opening degree of the pressure regulator valve based on the target cathode pressure; means for detecting an actual rotation frequency of the compressor; and restricting means for restricting the operation amount of the compressor and/or the opening degree of the pressure regulator valve based on two parameters, the two parameters being an inlet temperature of the compressor and a torque of the compressor, wherein the restricting means sets a rotation frequency limit of the compressor based on the two parameters, calculates a pressure limit based on the rotation frequency limit and the actual rotation frequency, and restricts the operation amount of the compressor and/or the opening degree of the pressure regulator valve based on the pressure limit. a compressor for supplying the cathode gas to a fuel cell stack; a pressure regulator valve for adjusting a pressure of the cathode gas in the fuel cell stack; target cathode pressure setting means for setting a target cathode pressure based on a power generation request to the fuel cell stack; control means for controlling an operation amount of the compressor and an opening degree of the pressure regulator valve based on the target cathode pressure; means for detecting an actual rotation frequency of the compressor; and restricting means for restricting the operation amount of the compressor and/or the opening degree of the pressure regulator valve based on two parameters, the two parameters being an inlet temperature of the compressor and a torque of the compressor, wherein
A human milk oligosaccharide for use in increasing the abundance of B. adolescentis and/or B. pseudocatenulatum in the microbiota in the gastro-intestinal tract of a non-infant human.
A process for preparing a food composition for a companion animal comprising: (a) contacting one or more hydrocolloids with water to prepare a colloidal solution; (b) contacting the colloid solution with one or more food ingredients; (c) contacting the mixture of food ingredients and colloidal solution with at least one enzyme; and (d) allowing the resulting mixture to form a solid mass having a gelatinous texture. (a) contacting one or more hydrocolloids with water to prepare a colloidal solution; (b) contacting the colloid solution with one or more food ingredients; (c) contacting the mixture of food ingredients and colloidal solution with at least one enzyme; and (d) allowing the resulting mixture to form a solid mass having a gelatinous texture.
Accessory for the installation, positioning and fixing of a telescopic sight or any other aiming accessory on an air rifle or firearm, the referred rifle or firearm comprising a series of longitudinal grooves on its upper part, facing said accessory wherein said accessory comprises: first longitudinal support, with at least one orifice perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the air rifle or firearm, through which positioning means are able to pass that are housed on the rifle or firearm, defining a firm supporting position between the chamber of said air rifle or firearm and said first longitudinal support, and wherein it comprises at least one second longitudinal support, located after the first and joined to said first support by at least damping means, arranged between both longitudinal supports (13, 14) and fixed to said supports (13, 14), with said second longitudinal support comprising: - means to fix a telescopic sight or any other aiming accessory on its upper part, - longitudinal guides on its lower part, adapted for fitting into the grooves on the actual air rifle or firearm and - a plurality of pass-through orifices that cross the accessory from one side to the other perpendicularly to its longitudinal axis and for the housing of fixing means, so that when fixing means are inserted into the pass-through orifices, they are able to compress the accessory around its own longitudinal axis, exerting pressure on the guides against the rifle or firearm grooves in a clamping manner, fixing and immobilising the accessory in its position on the rifle or firearm. - means to fix a telescopic sight or any other aiming accessory on its upper part, - longitudinal guides on its lower part, adapted for fitting into the grooves on the actual air rifle or firearm and - a plurality of pass-through orifices that cross the accessory from one side to the other perpendicularly to its longitudinal axis and for the housing of fixing means, so that when fixing means are inserted into the pass-through orifices, they are able to compress the accessory around its own longitudinal axis, exerting pressure on the guides against the rifle or firearm grooves in a clamping manner, fixing and immobilising the accessory in its position on the rifle or firearm.
Adapter for a windscreen wiper, in particular a motor vehicle windscreen wiper, said adapter being intended to connect a wiper blade to an end piece of a first driving arm, of the laterally locking type that is secured to a cylindrical rod that defines an articulation axis of the adapter with respect to said blade, said adapter comprising a longitudinal body comprising two substantially parallel first longitudinal lateral walls (42a, 42b) that are connected together by a transverse wall, said body being connected at one longitudinal end to a cowling, the adapter being characterized in that the cowling has a transverse dimension (L1, L2) larger than that of said body, and in that said cowling has a transverse orifice configured to receive said cylindrical rod.
A disc brake assembly comprising: (a) a housing defining an annular fluid pressure cavity including an inlet adapted for connection to a source of pressurized fluid; (b) an annular piston having portions thereof sealingly disposed in the fluid pressure cavity; (c) a plurality of springs disposed about the piston; (d) at least one rotor (52, 54) having an annular friction surface (56, 58, 60, 62) disposed on an input shaft for rotation therewith and movable thereon in an axial direction; and (e) an annular mounting plate with an annular friction surface connected to the piston wherein, upon fluid pressurization of the pressure cavity, the housing and positioning plate are moved axially away from the rotor (52, 54), friction pads and mounting plate, and, upon depressurization of the pressure cavity, the springs are operable to move the friction pads into contact with the at least one rotor annular friction surface (56, 60) for effecting braking action; and the disc brake assembly being characterized in further comprising (f) an annular positioning plate secured to the housing and having a plurality of poppets each having a friction surface thereon disposed thereabout and individually movable in an axial direction with respect to the plate; and operable to bias the poppets in a direction axially away from the piston; and (g) said springs being operable to bias the poppets in a direction axially away from the piston. (a) a housing defining an annular fluid pressure cavity including an inlet adapted for connection to a source of pressurized fluid; (b) an annular piston having portions thereof sealingly disposed in the fluid pressure cavity; (c) a plurality of springs disposed about the piston; (d) at least one rotor (52, 54) having an annular friction surface (56, 58, 60, 62) disposed on an input shaft for rotation therewith and movable thereon in an axial direction; and (e) an annular mounting plate with an annular friction surface connected to the piston wherein, upon fluid pressurization of the pressure cavity, the housing and positioning plate are moved axially away from the rotor (52, 54), friction pads and mounting plate, and, upon depressurization of the pressure cavity, the springs are operable to move the friction pads into contact with the at least one rotor annular friction surface (56, 60) for effecting braking action; and the disc brake assembly being characterized in further comprising (f) an annular positioning plate secured to the housing and having a plurality of poppets each having a friction surface thereon disposed thereabout and individually movable in an axial direction with respect to the plate; and operable to bias the poppets in a direction axially away from the piston; and (g) said springs being operable to bias the poppets in a direction axially away from the piston.
A variable capacitance sensor (130, 230, 330) comprising: a first conductive electrode (104, 204, 304) comprising electrically interconnected first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308); a second conductive electrode (106, 206, 306) comprising electrically interconnected second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310), wherein the first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308) are at least partially interleaved with the second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310), and wherein the second conductive electrode (106, 206, 306) is electrically insulated from the first conductive electrode (104, 204, 304); a ceramic material (102, 202) at least partially disposed between and contacting the first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308) and the second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310); and microporous dielectric material (112, 212, 312) with a mean pore size being less than 100 nm and being at least partially disposed between and contacting the first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308) and the second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310). a first conductive electrode (104, 204, 304) comprising electrically interconnected first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308); a second conductive electrode (106, 206, 306) comprising electrically interconnected second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310), wherein the first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308) are at least partially interleaved with the second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310), and wherein the second conductive electrode (106, 206, 306) is electrically insulated from the first conductive electrode (104, 204, 304); a ceramic material (102, 202) at least partially disposed between and contacting the first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308) and the second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310); and microporous dielectric material (112, 212, 312) with a mean pore size being less than 100 nm and being at least partially disposed between and contacting the first conductive sheets (108, 208, 308) and the second conductive sheets (110, 210, 310).
Electrically conductive component (2, 3), especially for motor vehicles, comprising a surface having a layered covering, the layered covering being the melted and cured product of coating with a powder composition, and the layered covering having a layer thickness, characterized in that the layered covering is a single-layer covering and comprises a porelike layer structure and has the layer thickness of greater than 150 μm, the porelike layer structure comprising pores having a mean pore diameter of greater than 5 μm, preferably in a range between 10 μm to 250 μm, more preferably in a range between 15 μm to 200 μm, very preferably in a range between 20 μm to 150 μm.
Method for filling a WiMAX downlink frame by the base station of a WiMAX network, wherein the downlink MAC Protocol Data Units (MPDUs) are fitted into the WiMAX downlink frame by means of a DL-MAP scheduler, which allows the concatenation of downlink MPDUs from different connections in single bursts, the bursts having a rectangular shape in terms of the two dimensions - OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) symbols and subchannels - of a WiMAX downlink frame, characterized in that the DL-MAP scheduler is configured in a way that it considers the concatenation of downlink MPDUs from different connections in single bursts based on the available and/or the remaining free space in the WiMAX downlink frame, such that it simplifies the DL-MAP scheduler task of filling the WiMAX downlink frame minimizing the amount of wasted radio resources, wherein an algorithm is used that considers the sizes of all MPDUs belonging to the same Modulation and Coding Scheme and groups them in subsets, such that the aggregate size plus possibly a certain admissible padding of each candidate subset matches the size of the part of the available/remaining space shape under consideration.
Transmission assembly for a lifting column that includes an inner tube, comprising: an exteriorly threaded hollow spindle, a transmission screw disposed in the hollow spindle, a sleeve fitted over the hollow spindle, a guide tube limited in the sleeve, and an actuating device actuating the guide tube to rotate, the guide tube and the hollow spindle being synchronously rotatable and axially expandable and contractable relative to each other, the transmission screw and the hollow spindle being synchronously rotatable and axially expandable and contractable relative to each other; wherein the actuating device is disposed in the inner tube and a lower end of the sleeve is securely connected with a first transmission nut, characterized in that: the actuating device is securely mounted to an upper end of the sleeve; and the first transmission nut is thread-fitted with the hollow spindle and securely coupled to the inner tube, and the upper end of the sleeve is movably disposed.
Haymaking machine, in particular a tedder, including a frame carrying several haying rotors that can be driven in rotation around rotation axes that are substantially vertical or tilted in a direction of advance and carrying rollers that can rest on the ground when the machine is in a work position, the said haying rotors having forks pointing to the ground whose fork points are located at a certain height from the ground in the work position, the frame including, on the one hand, a front part designed to be hitched to a tractor and equipped with a ground support means that can turn relative to the front part around a transverse axis, the said ground support means being located, in the work position, in front of the haying rotors and, on the other hand, a rear part carrying the haying rotors, the said rear part being articulated to the front part by means of an articulation device extending, in the work position and according to the direction of advance, between the rollers and the support means and including, on the one hand, at least one oblong hole on one of the front and rear parts (3 and 15) into which is guided at least one bar transverse to the direction of advance and rigidly fastened to the other of the front and rear parts (3 and 15) and, on the other hand, an adjustment element articulated to the front part and to the rear part and height-offset relative to the said at least one bar, characterised in that the oblong hole has, projecting on a vertical plane parallel to the direction of advance, a tilt angle (α) relative to the vertical whose value is such that when the machine is in the work position, the height of the points of the forks positioned in front of the rollers, relative to the ground, remains substantially constant, irrespective of a swivelled position of the front part relative to the support means, around the transverse axis.
A method for cell annotation, the method comprising: receiving at least one new cell image for cell detection; extracting cell features from the at least one new cell image; comparing the extracted cell features to a matrix of cell features of each class to predict a closest class, wherein the matrix of cell features has been generated from at least initial training data comprising at least one cell image; detecting cell pixels from the extracted cell features of the at least one new cell image using the predicted closest class to generate a likelihood map; extracting individual cells from the at least one new cell image by segmenting the individual cells from the likelihood map; performing a machine annotation on the extracted individual cells from the at least one new cell image to identify cell and non-cell pixels and cell boundaries; calculating a confidence level for the machine annotation on the extracted individual cells from the at least one new cell image; and modifying the machine annotation if the confidence level is below a predetermined threshold and the new cell image belongs to an unknown class, wherein the machine annotation is modified by manual intervention to correct machine labeled results. receiving at least one new cell image for cell detection; extracting cell features from the at least one new cell image; comparing the extracted cell features to a matrix of cell features of each class to predict a closest class, wherein the matrix of cell features has been generated from at least initial training data comprising at least one cell image; detecting cell pixels from the extracted cell features of the at least one new cell image using the predicted closest class to generate a likelihood map; extracting individual cells from the at least one new cell image by segmenting the individual cells from the likelihood map; performing a machine annotation on the extracted individual cells from the at least one new cell image to identify cell and non-cell pixels and cell boundaries; calculating a confidence level for the machine annotation on the extracted individual cells from the at least one new cell image; and modifying the machine annotation if the confidence level is below a predetermined threshold and the new cell image belongs to an unknown class, wherein the machine annotation is modified by manual intervention to correct machine labeled results.
A process for producing polycrystalline silicon including following steps of; feeding a reaction gas into a reaction vessel equipped with a silicon core member erected on an electrode, said reaction gas containing a silane gas and a hydrogen gas; heating the silicon core member by flowing an electric current thereto to a temperature at which silicon deposits; forming a polycrystalline silicon rod by allowing the formed silicon to deposit on the silicon core member; and discharging a discharge gas after a reaction from the reaction vessel; wherein the discharge gas discharged from the reaction vessel is quenched so that the temperature thereof drops from 800°C down to 500°C in not longer than 0.1 second.
A manufacture work machine (10; 370-384; 430-442; 480-484) for performing a manufacture work, comprising a plurality of work-element performing apparatuses (22, 24, 26, 28, 30, 32, 260, 262, 282, 300, 302, 304, 306, 310, 312, 314, 316, 386, 450, 452, 486, 488) each configured to perform one of a plurality of work elements that constitute the manufacture work, wherein the plurality of work-element performing apparatuses include: a plurality of work head devices (26, 28, etc.) including a first work head device (26, etc.) which is a carry head configured to hold a component for movement of the component, and a second work head device (28, etc.) which is a process head different in function from that of the first work head device (26, etc.); and a head moving device configured to perform movement of the first work head device and the second work head device as one of the plurality of work elements, the head moving device including a planar-type moving device configured to move the first work head device and the second work head device together as a unit along one plane, wherein the manufacture work machine is an assembling work machine configured to perform, as the manufacture work, an assembling work of assembling a plurality of components into an assembled article and which is configured to perform, as at least a part of the assembling work, a work of mounting, onto a first component as one of the plurality of components, a second component as another one of the plurality of components, wherein the first work head device is configured to perform holding of the second component using the component holder, as a work necessary for mounting the second component onto the first component, and wherein the head moving device further includes up-down-direction moving devices (62, 64) each being configured to independently move a corresponding one of the work head devices (26, 28, etc.) in an up-down direction.
A continuous inkjet printer that has a drop generator, an ink source, an ink feed line configured to deliver ink from the ink source to the drop generator, a solvent source, a solvent feed line configured to deliver solvent from the solvent source to the drop generator, a flush valve operable to control a flow of solvent through the solvent feed line, a source of negative pressure, a wash valve operable to connect the ink feed line to the source of negative pressure, and a controller operable to control the valves (37, 40), the solvent feed line and the ink feed line forming a junction such that, in use of the printer, ink and solvent meet at an interface, characterised in that the controller is operable, when carrying out a shutdown sequence of the printer, to control the wash valve and flush valve to cause solvent to be drawn into the ink feed line from the solvent feed line to draw the interface along the ink feed line away from the drop generator.