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Vehicle door with a handle arrangement, wherein the vehicle door comprises at least: - a door support structure, - a channel strip which is arranged on the upper side of the door support structure, wherein the handle arrangement is arranged movably, in particular pivotably, on the channel strip, and comprises a handle element which is grippable on an outer side of the vehicle door, and wherein the handle element is configured as a device which is actuable in at least one direction (R1, R2) for active actuation of at least two switching functions. - a door support structure, - a channel strip which is arranged on the upper side of the door support structure, wherein the handle arrangement is arranged movably, in particular pivotably, on the channel strip, and comprises a handle element which is grippable on an outer side of the vehicle door, and wherein the handle element is configured as a device which is actuable in at least one direction (R1, R2) for active actuation of at least two switching functions.
Injection control method for an internal combustion engine such as a diesel engine, comprising: - a combustion chamber; - fuel injection means for injecting fuel into the chamber; - a turbocharger designed to compress an oxidant such as air in the chamber; - means for controlling the injection means; the method comprising: - a step of collecting engine status parameters in order to determine an engine operating point over a given engine operating period; - a step of determining a current level of engine supercharging with oxidant for the said given operating period; - a step of determining an injection advance reference applicable to one or more engine cycles subsequent to the given operating period; characterized: - in that it comprises a step of collecting, in a database of prerecorded data, a data item regarding the theoretical level of supercharging admissible by the engine for a given operating point, corresponding to the determined engine operating point; - and in that the injection advance reference for the engine cycle or cycles subsequent to the given operating period is determined as a function of the value of a difference between the current level of supercharging and the theoretical level of supercharging. - a combustion chamber; - fuel injection means for injecting fuel into the chamber; - a turbocharger designed to compress an oxidant such as air in the chamber; - means for controlling the injection means; - a step of collecting engine status parameters in order to determine an engine operating point over a given engine operating period; - a step of determining a current level of engine supercharging with oxidant for the said given operating period; - a step of determining an injection advance reference applicable to one or more engine cycles subsequent to the given operating period; characterized: - in that it comprises a step of collecting, in a database of prerecorded data, a data item regarding the theoretical level of supercharging admissible by the engine for a given operating point, corresponding to the determined engine operating point; - and in that the injection advance reference for the engine cycle or cycles subsequent to the given operating period is determined as a function of the value of a difference between the current level of supercharging and the theoretical level of supercharging.
A method for isolating a DNA from a sample by promoting binding of the DNA contained in the sample to a magnetic cellulose material, the method being characterized by having steps of: providing the magnetic cellulose material and a reagent comprising: a chaotropic solution of a univalent metal salt selected from the group consisting of lithium chloride, sodium acetate and sodium chloride, and an alcohol selected from the group consisting of ethanol, isopropanol, and an arbitrarily selected mixture of ethanol and isopropanol, wherein the univalent metal salt has a concentration ranging approximately from 0.05 M to 2.0 M and the alcohol has a concentration ranging approximately from 10% to 80% by volume and the pH value of the chaotropic solution ranges approximately from 5.0 to 7.5; adding the reagent and the magnetic cellulose material into the sample containing the DNA and a plurality of non-nucleic acid substances; and mixing the reagent, the magnetic cellulose material and the sample, allowing the chaotropic solution of said reagent to break the hydrogen bonding, Van der Waals interactions, or hydrophobic effects between the DNA and the environment in which the nucleic acid is located in the sample, such that the magnetic cellulose material binds and carries the DNA; and eluting the DNA from the magnetic cellulose material. providing the magnetic cellulose material and a reagent comprising: a chaotropic solution of a univalent metal salt selected from the group consisting of lithium chloride, sodium acetate and sodium chloride, and an alcohol selected from the group consisting of ethanol, isopropanol, and an arbitrarily selected mixture of ethanol and isopropanol, wherein the univalent metal salt has a concentration ranging approximately from 0.05 M to 2.0 M and the alcohol has a concentration ranging approximately from 10% to 80% by volume and the pH value of the chaotropic solution ranges approximately from 5.0 to 7.5; a chaotropic solution of a univalent metal salt selected from the group consisting of lithium chloride, sodium acetate and sodium chloride, and an alcohol selected from the group consisting of ethanol, isopropanol, and an arbitrarily selected mixture of ethanol and isopropanol, wherein the univalent metal salt has a concentration ranging approximately from 0.05 M to 2.0 M and the alcohol has a concentration ranging approximately from 10% to 80% by volume and the pH value of the chaotropic solution ranges approximately from 5.0 to 7.5; adding the reagent and the magnetic cellulose material into the sample containing the DNA and a plurality of non-nucleic acid substances; and mixing the reagent, the magnetic cellulose material and the sample, allowing the chaotropic solution of said reagent to break the hydrogen bonding, Van der Waals interactions, or hydrophobic effects between the DNA and the environment in which the nucleic acid is located in the sample, such that the magnetic cellulose material binds and carries the DNA; and eluting the DNA from the magnetic cellulose material.
Method of connecting a terminal beyond the range of its home network (hN-A), to a network (vN-B) of a visited area covered by a plurality of networks, the method comprising: • the sending of a request (AR, TAUR) relating to the connection, comprising an identifier relating to the visited area, • the receipt of a message (AA, TAUA) of response to the request, comprising a list of at least one network of the plurality, to which the terminal must connect by priority, • the disconnection of the terminal and its connection to a network of the list. • the sending of a request (AR, TAUR) relating to the connection, comprising an identifier relating to the visited area, • the receipt of a message (AA, TAUA) of response to the request, comprising a list of at least one network of the plurality, to which the terminal must connect by priority, • the disconnection of the terminal and its connection to a network of the list.
Ejector unit, in particular for a road milling machine, comprising a support and an ejector having a conveying surface, wherein the ejector is replaceably fixable on the support characterized in that, the ejector is fixable in at least two different operating positions on the support, the ejector is rotatable through 180° to change the operating positions, the ejector and the support form a mechanical interface that enables flip-overably mounting of the ejector.
A process for producing metallic structures, comprising the following steps: a) providing a spinning composition comprising at least one hydrolyzable titanium compound or a condensate thereof, and at least one organic polymer and/or oligomer; b) electrospinning the composition on a substrate; c) thermal treatment of the nanofibers obtained at above 430°C and below 470°C, to obtain photocatalytically active nanofibers comprising anatase and amorphous titanium dioxide; d) contacting at least one precursor compound for a metallic structure with the nanofibers; e) reducing the at least one precursor compound to the metallic structure by action of electromagnetic radiation on the nanofiber. a) providing a spinning composition comprising at least one hydrolyzable titanium compound or a condensate thereof, and at least one organic polymer and/or oligomer; b) electrospinning the composition on a substrate; c) thermal treatment of the nanofibers obtained at above 430°C and below 470°C, to obtain photocatalytically active nanofibers comprising anatase and amorphous titanium dioxide; d) contacting at least one precursor compound for a metallic structure with the nanofibers; e) reducing the at least one precursor compound to the metallic structure by action of electromagnetic radiation on the nanofiber.
A needle laser treatment system comprising: an optical cable connected to a laser beam generator to provide a laser beam generated by the laser beam generator; a hand piece having a plurality of lenses installed therein to amplify or extend the laser beam received from the optical cable; and a needle unit connected to a bottom of the hand piece to receive the laser beam through the hand piece, pass the laser beam through the skin surface, and directly irradiate the laser beam to an area of medical procedure in the skin, wherein the hand piece comprises: a focus lens through which the laser beam received from the optical cable enters; a convex lens for extending or amplifying the laser beam emitted from the focus lens; a collimate lens for emitting the laser beam emitted from the convex lens to be parallel to a traveling direction; and an optical lens unit connected to the needle unit and having a plurality of optical lenses installed therein to extend or amplify the laser beam emitted from the collimate lens and transfer the laser beam to the needle unit. an optical cable connected to a laser beam generator to provide a laser beam generated by the laser beam generator; a hand piece having a plurality of lenses installed therein to amplify or extend the laser beam received from the optical cable; and a needle unit connected to a bottom of the hand piece to receive the laser beam through the hand piece, pass the laser beam through the skin surface, and directly irradiate the laser beam to an area of medical procedure in the skin, wherein the hand piece comprises: a focus lens through which the laser beam received from the optical cable enters; a convex lens for extending or amplifying the laser beam emitted from the focus lens; a collimate lens for emitting the laser beam emitted from the convex lens to be parallel to a traveling direction; and an optical lens unit connected to the needle unit and having a plurality of optical lenses installed therein to extend or amplify the laser beam emitted from the collimate lens and transfer the laser beam to the needle unit. a focus lens through which the laser beam received from the optical cable enters; a convex lens for extending or amplifying the laser beam emitted from the focus lens; a collimate lens for emitting the laser beam emitted from the convex lens to be parallel to a traveling direction; and an optical lens unit connected to the needle unit and having a plurality of optical lenses installed therein to extend or amplify the laser beam emitted from the collimate lens and transfer the laser beam to the needle unit.
Use of a biaxially oriented film roll of polypropylene with lines of thin areas for packaging rectangular cigarette packages, characterized in that the film has at least two lines of thin areas running parallel to one another, situated at a distance of 10 mm at most, wherein the thin areas of the two lines are arranged with an offset from one another, wherein there are intervals of undamaged film between the thin areas, and the thin areas are longer than or exactly as long as the intervals between the thin areas, and the thin areas comprise 10% to 80% of the remaining thickness of the film.
Heat exchanger assembly, comprising a heat exchanger connected to a first side mounting portion and a second side mounting portion, wherein the heat exchanger is connected to the first side mounting portion by means of a first connection assembly and is connected to the second side mounting portion by a second connection assembly, the first connection assembly being a releasable spheroid joint, characterized in that the first connection assembly comprises a first spheroid joint member located on the heat exchanger, and at least two second spheroid joint members located on the first side mounting portion, adapted for releasable connection with the first spheroid joint member.
An array for preparative partitioning of a nucleic acid programmed library of chemical compounds, the array comprising a block including two or more wells, wherein within each well a different column is covalently attached to the surface of the well by formation of an amide, ester, urea, urethane, carbon-silicon, carbon-nitrogen, carbon-carbon, ether, thioether, or disulfide bond or by cycloaddition; wherein each column is a monolith including an attached oligonucleotide which selectively binds a complementary oligonucleotide operatively linked to a chemical reaction site or a ligand, wherein the complementary nucleotide is a component of a mixture.
Anti-fall safeguard for persons with a support base, by which the anti-fall safeguard is able to be set up on an underlying surface consisting of single concrete slabs, wherein the concrete slabs are provided with iron reinforcement elements projecting upwards, and an anchor mast system connected to the support base, on the free upper end of which a piece of personal protection equipment is attached, wherein two or more cable safeguards (50, 51, 52, 53) are provided, which are able to be brought into connection with the iron reinforcement elements of the concrete slabs, and that the cable safeguards (50, 51, 52, 53) are tensible, characterized in that the supporting base is secured by tensioning the cable safeguards (50, 51, 52, 53) on the underlying surface in an immovable fashion, wherein the cable safeguards (50, 51, 52, 53) are equipped with cable winches (15, 16, 17, 18) for tensioning, which are connected directly or indirectly with the supporting base via pillars (5, 6, 7, 8) projecting upwards.
Aqueous, isotonic and buffered composition for topical and subcutaneous use, characterized in that it comprises a salt of ascorbic acid and ascorbyl palmitate, sodium chloride and buffering system, wherein the salt of ascorbic acid and ascorbic palmitate are respectively in a ratio of 12:1 by weight, and wherein said salt of ascorbic acid is in a concentration ranging between 0,12 and 0,25% by the total weight and the ascorbyl palmitate is in a concentration ranging between 0,01 and 0,03% by total weight, for use as a lipolytic/lipoclasic agent in an anti-cellulite cosmetic treatment.
One or more computer-readable media storing computer-executable instructions for performing a method of performing multiple modifications to one or more streams as a single atomic unit, the method comprising: selecting one or more streams for modification as one or more selected streams, wherein a stream is an ordered sequence of references to contiguous data blocks; acquiring a lock on one or more meta-data associated with the one or more selected streams, wherein the one or more meta-data includes one or more names associated with each stream; decoupling each of the one or more selected streams from the one or more names associated with each stream, wherein the decoupling comprises removing said one or more names from the one or more meta-data associated with the one or more selected streams, and wherein the decoupling uses a temporary mapping, said temporary mapping storing original couplings of one or more selected stream globally unique identifiers, stream globally unique identifiers to the one or more names; performing (604, 605) a plurality of modifications to the one or more selected streams; re-coupling each of the one or more selected streams to at least one of the one or more names; and releasing the lock on the one or more meta-data of the one or more selected streams. selecting one or more streams for modification as one or more selected streams, wherein a stream is an ordered sequence of references to contiguous data blocks; acquiring a lock on one or more meta-data associated with the one or more selected streams, wherein the one or more meta-data includes one or more names associated with each stream; decoupling each of the one or more selected streams from the one or more names associated with each stream, wherein the decoupling comprises removing said one or more names from the one or more meta-data associated with the one or more selected streams, and wherein the decoupling uses a temporary mapping, said temporary mapping storing original couplings of one or more selected stream globally unique identifiers, stream globally unique identifiers to the one or more names; performing (604, 605) a plurality of modifications to the one or more selected streams; re-coupling each of the one or more selected streams to at least one of the one or more names; and releasing the lock on the one or more meta-data of the one or more selected streams.
A medical drape, comprising: a patient drape; and a radial drape attachment comprising: a transparent portion; a fenestration configured for a medical procedure; and an adhesive coupling configured for attaching the radial drape attachment to the patient drape such that the radial drape attachment extends beyond a perimeter of the patient drape, a tool-less removal feature extending from an edge of the radial drape attachment to the fenestration, the tool-less removal feature comprising: a drape cut; an adhesive tape strip positioned along a length of the drape cut; and a score line on the adhesive tape strip that extend along the length of the drape cut, the score line extending only partially through the adhesive tape strip to permit easy tearing of the adhesive tape strip for separation of two adjoining edges of the drape cut. a patient drape; and a radial drape attachment comprising: a transparent portion; a fenestration configured for a medical procedure; and an adhesive coupling configured for attaching the radial drape attachment to the patient drape such that the radial drape attachment extends beyond a perimeter of the patient drape, a tool-less removal feature extending from an edge of the radial drape attachment to the fenestration, the tool-less removal feature comprising: a drape cut; an adhesive tape strip positioned along a length of the drape cut; and a score line on the adhesive tape strip that extend along the length of the drape cut, the score line extending only partially through the adhesive tape strip to permit easy tearing of the adhesive tape strip for separation of two adjoining edges of the drape cut. a transparent portion; a fenestration configured for a medical procedure; and an adhesive coupling configured for attaching the radial drape attachment to the patient drape such that the radial drape attachment extends beyond a perimeter of the patient drape, a tool-less removal feature extending from an edge of the radial drape attachment to the fenestration, the tool-less removal feature comprising: a drape cut; an adhesive tape strip positioned along a length of the drape cut; and a score line on the adhesive tape strip that extend along the length of the drape cut, the score line extending only partially through the adhesive tape strip to permit easy tearing of the adhesive tape strip for separation of two adjoining edges of the drape cut. a drape cut; an adhesive tape strip positioned along a length of the drape cut; and a score line on the adhesive tape strip that extend along the length of the drape cut, the score line extending only partially through the adhesive tape strip to permit easy tearing of the adhesive tape strip for separation of two adjoining edges of the drape cut.
A multilayered material for forming three dimensional objects, comprising: (a) a first, a second, and a third nonwoven fiber layer (14, 16, 18), each fiber layer (14, 16, 18) comprising a plurality of unidirectionally oriented fibers; wherein the second fiber layer is positioned adjacent the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the second fiber layer form an angle of -40° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer, and the third fiber layer is positioned adjacent an opposite side of the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the third fiber layer form an angle of +40° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer, or the second fiber layer is positioned adjacent the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the second fiber layer form an angle of -50° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer, and the third fiber layer is positioned adjacent an opposite side of the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the third fiber layer form an angle of +50° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer; and (c) a matrix material comprising at least one first outer layer adhered to a side of one of the three nonwoven fiber layers (14, 16, 18); wherein (d) the multilayered material comprises elastic properties that allow the multilayered material to deform by stretching the multilayered material over a three dimensional mold to form a footwear object. (a) a first, a second, and a third nonwoven fiber layer (14, 16, 18), each fiber layer (14, 16, 18) comprising a plurality of unidirectionally oriented fibers; wherein the second fiber layer is positioned adjacent the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the second fiber layer form an angle of -40° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer, and the third fiber layer is positioned adjacent an opposite side of the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the third fiber layer form an angle of +40° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer, or the second fiber layer is positioned adjacent the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the second fiber layer form an angle of -50° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer, and the third fiber layer is positioned adjacent an opposite side of the first fiber layer so that the fibers in the third fiber layer form an angle of +50° with respect to the fibers in the first fiber layer; and (c) a matrix material comprising at least one first outer layer adhered to a side of one of the three nonwoven fiber layers (14, 16, 18); wherein (d) the multilayered material comprises elastic properties that allow the multilayered material to deform by stretching the multilayered material over a three dimensional mold to form a footwear object.
A transmitter for transmitting a data transmission signal in a reception area, the transmitter being provided with an input for receiving an information signal to be transmitted, a coding and/or modulation unit (104,106) for coding and/or modulating the information signal with a certain coding and/or modulation scheme into the data transmission signal, and an output for supplying the data transmission signal, the coding and/or modulation unit (104,106,112) is adapted to code and/or modulate the information signal with n different coding and/or modulation schemes, where n is an integer for which holds: n > 2, characterised in that it is further adapted to switch between these n coding and/or modulation schemes in dependency of an additional information signal to be transmitted, wherein the switching overs between the n coding and/or modulation schemes represent the additional information signal.