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A locus estimation device, comprising: a wheel speed acceptance unit (11, 25, 456, 506) which accepts a measured value of a wheel speed of right and left front wheels of a moving object, the wheel speed being a rotation movement distance per unit of time of a wheel; a steering angle acceptance unit (13, 27, 456, 506) which accepts a measured value of a steering angle at which a traveling direction of the moving object is changed; a storage unit (5, 160, 260, 454, 512) which stores a distance between the right and left front wheels and right and left rear wheels provided behind the front wheels in the moving object in a traveling direction of the moving object, a distance between the right and left front wheels in a direction of axles of the moving object, and a constant depending on the steering angle and a rotation radius of the moving object at the steering angle; and a locus estimation unit (15, 21, 452, 502) which estimates an amount of a rotation of a middle point of a rotation center of the right and left rear wheels on a circle having a center which is a point on a straight line passing through the rotation center of the right and left rear wheels, and an amount of translation of the middle point on the basis of the measured value of the wheel speed of the right and left front wheels, the measured value of the steering angle, the distance in the direction of the body of the moving object, the distance in the direction of the axles of the moving object, and the constant. a wheel speed acceptance unit (11, 25, 456, 506) which accepts a measured value of a wheel speed of right and left front wheels of a moving object, the wheel speed being a rotation movement distance per unit of time of a wheel; a steering angle acceptance unit (13, 27, 456, 506) which accepts a measured value of a steering angle at which a traveling direction of the moving object is changed; a storage unit (5, 160, 260, 454, 512) which stores a distance between the right and left front wheels and right and left rear wheels provided behind the front wheels in the moving object in a traveling direction of the moving object, a distance between the right and left front wheels in a direction of axles of the moving object, and a constant depending on the steering angle and a rotation radius of the moving object at the steering angle; and a locus estimation unit (15, 21, 452, 502) which estimates an amount of a rotation of a middle point of a rotation center of the right and left rear wheels on a circle having a center which is a point on a straight line passing through the rotation center of the right and left rear wheels, and an amount of translation of the middle point on the basis of the measured value of the wheel speed of the right and left front wheels, the measured value of the steering angle, the distance in the direction of the body of the moving object, the distance in the direction of the axles of the moving object, and the constant.
A stable oral pharmaceutical formulation comprising: 15-16% by weight of omarigliptin; 77-82% by weight of a non-reducible sugar diluent or mixture of non-reducible sugar diluents, wherein the non-reducible sugar diluent or mixture of non-reducible sugar diluents are selected from the group consisting of sucrose, mannitol, microcrystalline cellulose, xylitol, maltitol, lactitol, starch, hydroxypropylcellulose and sorbitol; 2% by weight of a disintegrant, wherein the disintegrant is a polycarboxylic acid and 2.5% by weight of a lubricant. 15-16% by weight of omarigliptin; 77-82% by weight of a non-reducible sugar diluent or mixture of non-reducible sugar diluents, wherein the non-reducible sugar diluent or mixture of non-reducible sugar diluents are selected from the group consisting of sucrose, mannitol, microcrystalline cellulose, xylitol, maltitol, lactitol, starch, hydroxypropylcellulose and sorbitol; 2% by weight of a disintegrant, wherein the disintegrant is a polycarboxylic acid and 2.5% by weight of a lubricant.
A process for determining the H 2 S content which is established in the course of high-temperature storage of sulfur-containing crude oils and residue oils and of mineral oil distillates comprising sulfur-containing crude oils and/or residue oils, in which a sample of the sulfur-containing mineral oil is dissolved in a solvent or solvent mixture which boils above 200°C and a carrier gas is conducted through the solution of the sulfur-containing mineral oil at temperatures above 80°C, preferably above 120°C, and the amount of hydrogen sulfide discharged with the carrier gas is quantitatively analyzed, wherein the flow of carrier gas through the oil solution should be continued until the concentration of the H 2 S detected by the analyzer has returned to the base value.
A method for operating a printer apparatus, the method comprising: monitoring, by a monitoring unit, a utilization rate of each heating element in a first set of heating elements defined by a print head arrangement; generating, by the monitoring unit, a utilization dataset based upon monitoring of the utilization rate of each heating element in the first set of heating elements; analyzing, by a heating element identification unit, the utilization dataset to identify one or more overutilized heating elements of the first set of heating elements; identifying, by the heating element identification unit, a second set of heating elements defined by the print head arrangement, wherein the second set of heating elements comprises a portion of the first set of heating elements exclusive of the one or more overutilized heating elements; and modifying, by a print job modification unit, one or more of a size of data included in a print job, a position of data included in the print job, or a font type of the data included in the print job to determine a processed print job, wherein printing the processed print job causes utilization of the second set of heating elements to print the processed print job such that energization of the identified one or more overutilized heating elements is minimized. monitoring, by a monitoring unit, a utilization rate of each heating element in a first set of heating elements defined by a print head arrangement; generating, by the monitoring unit, a utilization dataset based upon monitoring of the utilization rate of each heating element in the first set of heating elements; analyzing, by a heating element identification unit, the utilization dataset to identify one or more overutilized heating elements of the first set of heating elements; identifying, by the heating element identification unit, a second set of heating elements defined by the print head arrangement, wherein the second set of heating elements comprises a portion of the first set of heating elements exclusive of the one or more overutilized heating elements; and modifying, by a print job modification unit, one or more of a size of data included in a print job, a position of data included in the print job, or a font type of the data included in the print job to determine a processed print job, wherein printing the processed print job causes utilization of the second set of heating elements to print the processed print job such that energization of the identified one or more overutilized heating elements is minimized.
A stable liquid polyclonal immunoglobulin preparation for use in medicine by subcutaneous administration, wherein the immunoglobulins are obtained from human blood plasma by alcohol fractionation, wherein the preparation comprises proline at a concentration of at least 0.2 M, wherein the preparation has a pH of 4.6 to 5.0, and wherein the preparation does not comprise nicotinamide.
A computer implemented method for 3D planning of a root canal treatment of a tooth to be treated comprising the steps of: • generating and visualizing a 3D model of the tooth to be treated by combining at least one piece of tooth specific digital information with a statistical, parametrised shape model of each tooth type wherein the 3D model includes the root canals and pulp chamber; • planning and/or simulating the cleaning of a root canal on the generated 3D model by applying a file sequence to the respective root canal and removing from the 3D tooth model material removed by the file creating a post-treatment model with a reamed root canal; • providing tools (42, 106) for manually creating a core build-up to replace missing tooth material and allowing to perform an analysis for verifying the resulting tooth strength and chance of successful crown restoration; • generating and visualizing simulated tooth restorations which can be integrated in the 3D model by importing a wax-up or by selecting, positioning, and - if needed - adapting a crown from a library of crowns, or by mirroring the patient's contra-lateral crown, or by using a statistical model for fitting a crown in between the neighbouring teeth; • providing quantitative feedback on the available thickness for the restorative crown and on any other relevant anatomical feature in order to estimate the risk of fracture of the crown or possibly crown perforation and optimize the core build-up prior to the root canal treatment of the tooth to be treated. • generating and visualizing a 3D model of the tooth to be treated by combining at least one piece of tooth specific digital information with a statistical, parametrised shape model of each tooth type wherein the 3D model includes the root canals and pulp chamber; • planning and/or simulating the cleaning of a root canal on the generated 3D model by applying a file sequence to the respective root canal and removing from the 3D tooth model material removed by the file creating a post-treatment model with a reamed root canal; • providing tools (42, 106) for manually creating a core build-up to replace missing tooth material and allowing to perform an analysis for verifying the resulting tooth strength and chance of successful crown restoration; • generating and visualizing simulated tooth restorations which can be integrated in the 3D model by importing a wax-up or by selecting, positioning, and - if needed - adapting a crown from a library of crowns, or by mirroring the patient's contra-lateral crown, or by using a statistical model for fitting a crown in between the neighbouring teeth; • providing quantitative feedback on the available thickness for the restorative crown and on any other relevant anatomical feature in order to estimate the risk of fracture of the crown or possibly crown perforation and optimize the core build-up prior to the root canal treatment of the tooth to be treated.
A compound represented by formula or a stereoisomer thereof: wherein R 1, R 3, R 5, and R 7 each represent a hydrogen atom or straight-chain or branched alkyl having 1 to 4 carbon atoms, provided that R 1 and R 3 are the same as each other and R 5 and R 7 are the same as each other while R 1 and R 3 are different from R 5 and R 7; R 2, R 4, R 6, and R 8 each represent straight-chain alkyl having 4 to 8 carbon atoms, provided that R 2 and R 4 are the same as each other and R 6 and R 8 are the same as each other while R 2 and R 4 may be the same as or different from R 6 and Rs; and R' 1, R' 2, R' 3, and R' 4 each represent a hydrogen atom, methyl, or ethyl, provided that R' 1 and R' 2 are the same as each other and R' 3 and R' 4 are the same as each other while R' 1 and R' 2 may be the same as or different from R' 3 and R' 4.
Method for controlling a hydrodynamic retarder, which can be disengaged mechanically by means of a clutch, in a motor vehicle, which hydrodynamic retarder has a rotating rotor with blades and a stator with blades or a rotating rotor with blades and an opposing rotor which runs in the opposite direction to the latter and has blades, which stator and rotor together form a working space which is filled with working medium in a braking operating mode and is emptied of the working medium in a non-braking operating mode, wherein in the braking operating mode the rotor is driven by means of a drive train with a closed clutch, and at the transition from the braking operating mode into the non-braking operating mode the working space is emptied and the clutch is opened, wherein the transition from the braking operating mode into the non-braking operating mode is initiated by a retarder switch-off request of a driver assistance system or by activation of an input device by a vehicle driver, characterized in that after the detection of the presence of a retarder switch-off request the clutch is kept closed over a predefined time period, and the working space of the retarder is emptied by continuous driving of the rotor and is emptied of the working medium by interruption of a supply of working medium into the working space, wherein the predefined time period is varied as a function of at least one of the following variables or at least one variable which correlates with one of the variables when and/or after the retarder switch-off request is detected: - as a function of the rotational speed of the rotor; - as a function of an outlet pressure against which the action of emptying the working medium out of the working space takes place; - as a function of the filling level of the working space with working medium; - as a function of the temperature of the working medium; or - as a function of the braking torque of the hydrodynamic retarder. - as a function of the rotational speed of the rotor; - as a function of an outlet pressure against which the action of emptying the working medium out of the working space takes place; - as a function of the filling level of the working space with working medium; - as a function of the temperature of the working medium; or - as a function of the braking torque of the hydrodynamic retarder.
An oral formulation comprising: a plurality of agents, wherein the plurality of agents includes broccoli seed extract, red orange extract, and grape seed extract; and wherein at least one of the plurality of agents modulates expression of Nrf2-associated genes upon ingestion of the oral formulation by a subject, wherein the Nrf2-associated genes include at least one gene encoding intrinsic antioxidants, and at least one gene encoding cellular detoxifiers, and wherein at least one of the plurality of agents attenuates inflammation. a plurality of agents, wherein the plurality of agents includes broccoli seed extract, red orange extract, and grape seed extract; and wherein at least one of the plurality of agents modulates expression of Nrf2-associated genes upon ingestion of the oral formulation by a subject, wherein the Nrf2-associated genes include at least one gene encoding intrinsic antioxidants, and at least one gene encoding cellular detoxifiers, and wherein at least one of the plurality of agents attenuates inflammation.
Method for counting particles in a gas flow, wherein particles as condensation nuclei are guided with a gas through the internal space, forming a flow space, of a vaporizing region and liquid is vaporized in this space, characterized - in that liquid to be vaporized is brought into contact as vapour with the flow space such that an open duct with a wall and an open side is guided helically around the flow space through which the liquid flows, - in that the vapour generated condenses on the condensation nuclei guided with a gas through the flow space, and - in that the particles thus provided with condensed vapour are then counted as condensate particles. - in that liquid to be vaporized is brought into contact as vapour with the flow space such that an open duct with a wall and an open side is guided helically around the flow space through which the liquid flows, - in that the vapour generated condenses on the condensation nuclei guided with a gas through the flow space, and - in that the particles thus provided with condensed vapour are then counted as condensate particles.
A circuit arrangement (S, E) for transmitting - single-ended logic-level-based data signals and clock signals as well as - differential common-mode-based data signals and clock signals in the form of at least one serialized common signal stream between at least one sending arrangement assignable to at least one data source and at least one receiving arrangement assignable to at least one data sink, said common signal stream being serialized by means of at least one serializer assigned to the sending arrangement, wherein the data rate of the differential data signals and clock signals is different from the data rate of the single-ended logic-level-based data signals and clock signals, characterized by at least one multiplexer assigned to the serializer, said multiplexer for generating the common signal stream, said multiplexer comprising: - at least one filter for differentiating the differential data signals and/or clock signals from the single-ended logic-level-based data signals and/or clock signals, and - at least one further multiplexer providable additionally with the differential data signals and/or clock signals coming from the filter. - single-ended logic-level-based data signals and clock signals as well as - differential common-mode-based data signals and clock signals in the form of at least one serialized common signal stream between at least one sending arrangement assignable to at least one data source and at least one receiving arrangement assignable to at least one data sink, said common signal stream being serialized by means of at least one serializer assigned to the sending arrangement, wherein the data rate of the differential data signals and clock signals is different from the data rate of the single-ended logic-level-based data signals and clock signals, characterized by at least one multiplexer assigned to the serializer, said multiplexer for generating the common signal stream, said multiplexer comprising: - at least one filter for differentiating the differential data signals and/or clock signals from the single-ended logic-level-based data signals and/or clock signals, and - at least one further multiplexer providable additionally with the differential data signals and/or clock signals coming from the filter. - at least one filter for differentiating the differential data signals and/or clock signals from the single-ended logic-level-based data signals and/or clock signals, and - at least one further multiplexer providable additionally with the differential data signals and/or clock signals coming from the filter.
Process for preparing a tris[3-(alkoxysilyl)propyl] isocyanurate from the group of tris[3-(trialkoxysilyl)propyl] isocyanurate, tris[3-(alkyldialkoxysilyl)propyl] isocyanurate and tris[3-(dialkylalkoxysilyl)propyl] isocyanurate by hydrosilylation, by - in step A initially charging a mixture comprising at least one hydroalkoxysilane from the group of hydrotrialkoxysilane, hydroalkyldialkoxysilane, hydrodialkylalkoxysilane [called H-silane(s)] for short], at least one carboxylic acid and a Pt catalyst, heating the mixture to a temperature of 50 to 140°C, - in step B adding a mixture of 1,3,5-triallyl-1,3,5-triazine-2,4,6(1H,3H,5H)-trione and at least one alcohol to the mixture from step A while mixing, - in step C leaving the mixture from step B to react while mixing and - in step D working up the product mixture thus obtained. - in step A initially charging a mixture comprising at least one hydroalkoxysilane from the group of hydrotrialkoxysilane, hydroalkyldialkoxysilane, hydrodialkylalkoxysilane [called H-silane(s)] for short], at least one carboxylic acid and a Pt catalyst, heating the mixture to a temperature of 50 to 140°C, - in step B adding a mixture of 1,3,5-triallyl-1,3,5-triazine-2,4,6(1H,3H,5H)-trione and at least one alcohol to the mixture from step A while mixing, - in step C leaving the mixture from step B to react while mixing and - in step D working up the product mixture thus obtained.
A system for a turbine engine, comprising: a rotating assembly; a bearing configured with the rotating assembly; and a lubrication system configured to lubricate the bearing as the rotating assembly rotates at less than about five revolutions per minute; wherein the lubrication system includes a lubricant pump mechanically coupled with and driven by the rotating assembly characterised in that the lubrication system further includes a clutch configured to: mechanically couple the lubricant pump to the rotating assembly where the rotating assembly rotates at or below a threshold rotational velocity; and mechanically decouple the lubricant pump from the rotating assembly where the rotating assembly rotates above the threshold rotational velocity. a rotating assembly; a bearing configured with the rotating assembly; and a lubrication system configured to lubricate the bearing as the rotating assembly rotates at less than about five revolutions per minute; wherein the lubrication system includes a lubricant pump mechanically coupled with and driven by the rotating assembly characterised in that the lubrication system further includes a clutch configured to: mechanically couple the lubricant pump to the rotating assembly where the rotating assembly rotates at or below a threshold rotational velocity; and mechanically decouple the lubricant pump from the rotating assembly where the rotating assembly rotates above the threshold rotational velocity. mechanically couple the lubricant pump to the rotating assembly where the rotating assembly rotates at or below a threshold rotational velocity; and mechanically decouple the lubricant pump from the rotating assembly where the rotating assembly rotates above the threshold rotational velocity.
A cleaning roller (104; 800) mountable to a cleaning robot, the cleaning roller comprising: an elongate member extending along a longitudinal axis of the cleaning roller; and a vane (114; 142; 164; 503; 520; 610; 611; 802; 904; 1002a; 1002b; 1102a-d) extending outward from the elongate member, the vane comprising a first vane portion attached to the elongate member, wherein the first vane portion extends from the elongate member at a location intersecting a radial axis of the cleaning roller, the first vane portion extending along a first axis angled relative to the radial axis and away from the radial axis in a tangential direction, characterized in that the cleaning roller comprises a second vane portion attached to the first vane portion, wherein the second vane portion extends along a second axis angled relative to the first axis, a first angle between the first axis and the radial axis being greater than a second angle between the second axis and the radial axis. an elongate member extending along a longitudinal axis of the cleaning roller; and a vane (114; 142; 164; 503; 520; 610; 611; 802; 904; 1002a; 1002b; 1102a-d) extending outward from the elongate member, the vane comprising a first vane portion attached to the elongate member, wherein the first vane portion extends from the elongate member at a location intersecting a radial axis of the cleaning roller, the first vane portion extending along a first axis angled relative to the radial axis and away from the radial axis in a tangential direction, characterized in that the cleaning roller comprises a second vane portion attached to the first vane portion, wherein the second vane portion extends along a second axis angled relative to the first axis, a first angle between the first axis and the radial axis being greater than a second angle between the second axis and the radial axis.