mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
An input/output virtualization-enabled computing device for managing communications of virtual machines with a virtualized input/output hardware device of the computing device, the computing device comprising, embodied in one or more non-transitory machine accessible storage media of the computing device: a physical function driver to manage functions that globally affect the virtualized input/output hardware device of the computing device; a plurality of virtual function drivers (212, 214, 222, 224) each associated with a virtual machine (210,220), the virtual function drivers (212, 214, 222, 224) to send communications that globally affect the use of the virtualized input/output hardware device by the virtual machines (210,220) to the physical function driver and to send communications that do not globally affect the use of the virtualized input/output hardware device directly to the virtualized input/output hardware device; a request analyzer to determine, by the physical function driver, whether the communications from the plurality of virtual function drivers (212, 214, 222, 224) to the physical function driver present one or more of a security condition and a performance condition and determine whether to disable a virtual function driver (212, 214, 222, 224) based on a number of communications from the virtual function driver (212, 214, 222, 224) to the physical function driver that are determined to present the one or more of the security condition and the performance condition. a physical function driver to manage functions that globally affect the virtualized input/output hardware device of the computing device; a plurality of virtual function drivers (212, 214, 222, 224) each associated with a virtual machine (210,220), the virtual function drivers (212, 214, 222, 224) to send communications that globally affect the use of the virtualized input/output hardware device by the virtual machines (210,220) to the physical function driver and to send communications that do not globally affect the use of the virtualized input/output hardware device directly to the virtualized input/output hardware device; a request analyzer to determine, by the physical function driver, whether the communications from the plurality of virtual function drivers (212, 214, 222, 224) to the physical function driver present one or more of a security condition and a performance condition and determine whether to disable a virtual function driver (212, 214, 222, 224) based on a number of communications from the virtual function driver (212, 214, 222, 224) to the physical function driver that are determined to present the one or more of the security condition and the performance condition.
A flowmeter for a beverage preparation machine, comprising: - a moulded housing (2,4) delimiting a measuring chamber; and - a moulded measuring body rotatably mounted in the measuring chamber, wherein the housing and the measuring body are respectively made of POM, such as Schulaform 9A, and PBT, such as Tecdur GK30, or vice versa, wherein the housing (2,4) and/or the measuring body include a stabilising filler. - a moulded housing (2,4) delimiting a measuring chamber; and - a moulded measuring body rotatably mounted in the measuring chamber,
Method of selection of drone larvae for preparation of drone brood, including: harvesting of pupae with colorless or slightly yellowing eyes from the cell sealed, permitting to reach the contain of testosterone, progesterone, prolactin and estradiol in the drone brood with characteristics: 1) Testosterone not less than 0.292 nmol/100 g; 2) Progesterone not less than 42.63 nmol/100 g; 3) Prolactin not less than 344.6 nmol/100 g 4) Estradiol not less than 431.2 nmol/100 g; 5) Unsaturated compounds, indexes of oxidability less than 10.0 c; 6) Decenoic acids not less than 3.0 % 7) Raw protein from 28.0 to 32.0 % 8) Concentration of hydrogen ions (pH) from 6.1 to 6.8. 1) Testosterone not less than 0.292 nmol/100 g; 2) Progesterone not less than 42.63 nmol/100 g; 3) Prolactin not less than 344.6 nmol/100 g 4) Estradiol not less than 431.2 nmol/100 g; 5) Unsaturated compounds, indexes of oxidability less than 10.0 c; 6) Decenoic acids not less than 3.0 % 7) Raw protein from 28.0 to 32.0 % 8) Concentration of hydrogen ions (pH) from 6.1 to 6.8.
A user computing device, the user computing device comprising: a housing; a physiological signal sensor configured to generate a first signal relating one or more characteristics associated with a user and arranged to measure a signal from outside the housing; a transducer configured to generate a noise signature signal based on detection of one or more noise sources; and one or more control circuits configured to: modify the first signal based on the noise signature signal to generate a modified first signal; and determine one or more characteristics associated with a user based on the modified first signal, wherein the transducer includes an audio sensor arranged within the housing and situated to detect a noise source in the form of audio signals internal to the user computing device generated by lateral movement of the user computing device along the user's skin, characterised in that the physiological signal sensor is a dry electrode enabled to contact a user's skin. a housing; a physiological signal sensor configured to generate a first signal relating one or more characteristics associated with a user and arranged to measure a signal from outside the housing; a transducer configured to generate a noise signature signal based on detection of one or more noise sources; and one or more control circuits configured to: modify the first signal based on the noise signature signal to generate a modified first signal; and determine one or more characteristics associated with a user based on the modified first signal, wherein the transducer includes an audio sensor arranged within the housing and situated to detect a noise source in the form of audio signals internal to the user computing device generated by lateral movement of the user computing device along the user's skin, characterised in that the physiological signal sensor is a dry electrode enabled to contact a user's skin.
A characterization apparatus, comprising: an imaging location configured to receive a specimen container containing a specimen, wherein the specimen includes a settled blood portion and a serum or plasma portion; a light source configured to provide lighting of the imaging location; a hyperspectral image capture device comprising a spectrally-resolving element and a spectral image capture device, the hyperspectral image capture device configured to generate and capture a spectrally-resolved image of a portion of the specimen container and specimen at the spectral image capture device; and a computer configured and operable to process the spectrally-resolved image received at the spectral image capture device and determine a presence or absence of an interferent, the interferent being hemolysis, icterus and/or lipemia and at least one of: segmentation of the specimen, or segmentation of the specimen container and the specimen. an imaging location configured to receive a specimen container containing a specimen, wherein the specimen includes a settled blood portion and a serum or plasma portion; a light source configured to provide lighting of the imaging location; a hyperspectral image capture device comprising a spectrally-resolving element and a spectral image capture device, the hyperspectral image capture device configured to generate and capture a spectrally-resolved image of a portion of the specimen container and specimen at the spectral image capture device; and a computer configured and operable to process the spectrally-resolved image received at the spectral image capture device and determine a presence or absence of an interferent, the interferent being hemolysis, icterus and/or lipemia and at least one of: segmentation of the specimen, or segmentation of the specimen container and the specimen. segmentation of the specimen, or segmentation of the specimen container and the specimen.
A ringing gel composition having a viscosity comprised between 0.1 and 1000 Pa.s at 0.01 s -1 shear rate at 20°C and a viscoelastic dynamic behavior, said composition comprising: - an aqueous phase, - a surfactant system essentially consisting of one or more than one non-ionic surfactant, wherein the surfactant system has a mean HLB between 10 and 14, - a linker chosen in the group consisting of alcohols, salts and esters of carboxylic acids, salts and esters of hydroxyl carboxylic acids, fatty acids, fatty acid salts, glycerol fatty acids, surfactant having an HLB less than 10 and mixtures thereof, and - an oil phase comprising a hydrophobic active ingredient, preferably a perfume oil. - an aqueous phase, - a surfactant system essentially consisting of one or more than one non-ionic surfactant, wherein the surfactant system has a mean HLB between 10 and 14, - a linker chosen in the group consisting of alcohols, salts and esters of carboxylic acids, salts and esters of hydroxyl carboxylic acids, fatty acids, fatty acid salts, glycerol fatty acids, surfactant having an HLB less than 10 and mixtures thereof, and - an oil phase comprising a hydrophobic active ingredient, preferably a perfume oil.
A fastening device (100, 100a, 100b, 100c, 100d, 100e), consisting of: a case unit, comprising: a wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d) forming a receiving space, the wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d) comprising a plurality of teeth (221, 221d) protruding radially from an inner annular surface of the wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d); an upper opening communicated with the receiving space; a lower opening opposite to the upper opening and communicated with the receiving space; and a base plate; a spool (300, 300a, 300b, 300d, 300e) within the receiving space and comprising an upper ring portion and a lower ring portion (340, 340b); a knob (500, 500a, 500b, 500d, 500e) covering the case unit; and an engaging unit (400, 400a, 400b, 400d, 400e) within the receiving space, the engaging unit (400, 400a, 400b, 400d, 400e) being coupled to the knob (500, 500a, 500b, 500d, 500e); wherein a diameter of the upper ring portion is larger than a diameter of a virtual circle formed by tips of the teeth (221, 221d) such that lower edges of the teeth (221, 221d) prohibit the spool (300, 300a, 300b, 300d, 300e) from leaving the receiving space from the upper opening. a case unit, comprising: a wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d) forming a receiving space, the wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d) comprising a plurality of teeth (221, 221d) protruding radially from an inner annular surface of the wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d); an upper opening communicated with the receiving space; a lower opening opposite to the upper opening and communicated with the receiving space; and a base plate; a wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d) forming a receiving space, the wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d) comprising a plurality of teeth (221, 221d) protruding radially from an inner annular surface of the wall (220, 220b, 220c, 220d); an upper opening communicated with the receiving space; a lower opening opposite to the upper opening and communicated with the receiving space; and a base plate; a spool (300, 300a, 300b, 300d, 300e) within the receiving space and comprising an upper ring portion and a lower ring portion (340, 340b); a knob (500, 500a, 500b, 500d, 500e) covering the case unit; and an engaging unit (400, 400a, 400b, 400d, 400e) within the receiving space, the engaging unit (400, 400a, 400b, 400d, 400e) being coupled to the knob (500, 500a, 500b, 500d, 500e); wherein a diameter of the upper ring portion is larger than a diameter of a virtual circle formed by tips of the teeth (221, 221d) such that lower edges of the teeth (221, 221d) prohibit the spool (300, 300a, 300b, 300d, 300e) from leaving the receiving space from the upper opening.
A ventilator for supplying pressurized breathing gas, comprising: - a flow generator for producing pressurized breathing gas to be delivered to a patient; - a first interface connected to said flow generator and arranged to receive said pressurized breathing gas from said flow generator and to deliver said pressurized breathing gas to a patient; - at least one second interface connected to a processing unit (11, 200) and adapted to receive at least one signal indicative of a measured flow of pressurized breathing gas from the patient and to deliver the signal to said processing unit (11. 200), and: said processing unit (11, 200) for controlling the pressure from the ventilator based on the signal indicative of the flow of said pressurized breathing gas received from said second interface, said processing unit (11, 200) being arranged to compensate for leakage in said ventilator characterized in that to compensate for leakage in said ventilator a ratio is used between said measured flow of pressurized breathing gas and a flow related to a reference standard leak. - a flow generator for producing pressurized breathing gas to be delivered to a patient; - a first interface connected to said flow generator and arranged to receive said pressurized breathing gas from said flow generator and to deliver said pressurized breathing gas to a patient; - at least one second interface connected to a processing unit (11, 200) and adapted to receive at least one signal indicative of a measured flow of pressurized breathing gas from the patient and to deliver the signal to said processing unit (11. 200), and: said processing unit (11, 200) for controlling the pressure from the ventilator based on the signal indicative of the flow of said pressurized breathing gas received from said second interface, said processing unit (11, 200) being arranged to compensate for leakage in said ventilator
A method for accessing a network using a wireless data card which is built-in a wireless access terminal and on which there is an external USB interface, characterized in that: a power line of the wireless data card is powered individually by a power line of the external USB interface or by a power interface of the wireless access terminal, whereby a device secondary power converted from mains power is connected to the power interface of the wireless access terminal, and the method comprises: when a wireless access terminal detects that the wireless data card is connected with a terminal through a universal serial bus, USB cable, switching a data line of the built-in wireless data card to connect to a data line of the external USB interface, and switching a power line of the built-in wireless data card to connect to the power line of the external USB interface; the method further comprises: when the wireless access terminal detects that the built-in wireless data card is connected with the terminal through the USB cable, disconnecting the input of the device secondary power to the wireless access terminal by a complete machine power control module in the wireless access terminal; wherein, the complete machine power control module includes a self-powered unit and one N-channel metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor, MOSFET, switch; the self-powered unit is configured to provide a secondary voltage for the MOSFET; a source of the MOSFET switch connects an output end of the self-powered unit and a secondary power enabling end of the wireless access terminal, a gate of the MOSFET switch connects the power line of the external USB interface, and a drain of the MOSFET switch is earthed. when a wireless access terminal detects that the wireless data card is connected with a terminal through a universal serial bus, USB cable, switching a data line of the built-in wireless data card to connect to a data line of the external USB interface, and switching a power line of the built-in wireless data card to connect to the power line of the external USB interface; the method further comprises: when the wireless access terminal detects that the built-in wireless data card is connected with the terminal through the USB cable, disconnecting the input of the device secondary power to the wireless access terminal by a complete machine power control module in the wireless access terminal; wherein, the complete machine power control module includes a self-powered unit and one N-channel metal-oxide-semiconductor field-effect transistor, MOSFET, switch; the self-powered unit is configured to provide a secondary voltage for the MOSFET; a source of the MOSFET switch connects an output end of the self-powered unit and a secondary power enabling end of the wireless access terminal, a gate of the MOSFET switch connects the power line of the external USB interface, and a drain of the MOSFET switch is earthed.
Chassis component for a motor vehicle, in particular transverse control arm, the chassis component having a core part which has at least one first connection point and at least one second connection point (5, 6), and having an outer sheathing of plastic, preferably fiber-reinforced plastic, which partially or completely encloses the core part, wherein the core part is made of fiber-reinforced plastic by injection molding, characterized in that the core part has a three-dimensional structure with a plurality of wall-shaped and/or pin-shaped ribs (2.1), at least 60%, preferably at least 80%, particularly preferably at least 95% of the ribs (2. 1) each have a thickness of at most 5 mm, wherein the outer shell encloses the ribs (2.1) in that the ribs (2.1) are extrusion-coated and/or moulded in with plastic of the outer sheathing, and wherein the core part has a long fiber content of at least 40 % by volume.
A display device, comprising: a base; a bank on the base and including an opening exposing a surface of the base; and a fine pattern layer comprising a gap between adjacent fine patterns in contact with a surface of the bank, wherein the surface of the bank includes fine holes, wherein each of the fine holes is shaped like a valley extending between the adjacent fine patterns of the fine pattern layer, wherein an area of a portion of the fine pattern layer which is in contact with the bank is smaller than a total area of a surface of the fine pattern layer which faces the bank. a base; a bank on the base and including an opening exposing a surface of the base; and a fine pattern layer comprising a gap between adjacent fine patterns in contact with a surface of the bank,
Dishwasher - having an upper basket located in the upper region of a dishwasher cavity for accommodating items requiring to be washed, - with the upper basket containing an in particular approximately horizontal floor wall and an in particular approximately vertical side wall that circumferentially bounds it and projects upward, - with the upper basket having a static first partial region and a second partial region that can be moved relative to the first partial region between at least two positions (A-C), characterised in - that the second partial region forms in all positions at least one section of floor wall, - that the section of the floor wall assumes different heights (H0-H2) relative to a part of the floor wall of the first partial region of the upper basket for different positions (A-C) of the second partial region of the upper basket, - and that the section of the floor wall assumes a height (H 1, H2) above the height of the part of the floor wall of the first partial region of the upper basket for at least one position (A-C) of the second partial region of the upper basket. - having an upper basket located in the upper region of a dishwasher cavity for accommodating items requiring to be washed, - with the upper basket containing an in particular approximately horizontal floor wall and an in particular approximately vertical side wall that circumferentially bounds it and projects upward, - with the upper basket having a static first partial region and a second partial region that can be moved relative to the first partial region between at least two positions (A-C), - that the second partial region forms in all positions at least one section of floor wall, - that the section of the floor wall assumes different heights (H0-H2) relative to a part of the floor wall of the first partial region of the upper basket for different positions (A-C) of the second partial region of the upper basket, - and that the section of the floor wall assumes a height (H 1, H2) above the height of the part of the floor wall of the first partial region of the upper basket for at least one position (A-C) of the second partial region of the upper basket.
A security system operation method, comprising: upon user activation of access control readers of the security system, determining users' identity by reading information associated with keycards of the users and comparing the information to information stored in a database of an application server to determine if the users are valid and determining whether an application mode of the access control readers is invoked if the users are determined to be valid; displaying applications on displays of the access control readers in response to invocation of the application mode; invoking the applications in response to selection by the users; characterized in that the method further comprises determining assigned groups of the users; acquiring a list of applications from the application server based on the assigned groups of the users; wherein displaying applications comprises displaying the applications of the list based on the assigned groups; and in that the method further comprises executing the applications that are selected by the users on the application server; and sending output from the executing applications for display on the access control readers; and in which the application mode is invoked by the users pressing a remote application button displayed on the displays prior to swiping their keycards and, if users do not wish to invoke the application mode, then the users swipe their keycards and the access control readers authenticate the users and provide access to restricted areas associated with the access control readers. upon user activation of access control readers of the security system, determining users' identity by reading information associated with keycards of the users and comparing the information to information stored in a database of an application server to determine if the users are valid and determining whether an application mode of the access control readers is invoked if the users are determined to be valid; displaying applications on displays of the access control readers in response to invocation of the application mode; invoking the applications in response to selection by the users; characterized in that the method further comprises determining assigned groups of the users; acquiring a list of applications from the application server based on the assigned groups of the users; wherein displaying applications comprises displaying the applications of the list based on the assigned groups; and in that the method further comprises executing the applications that are selected by the users on the application server; and sending output from the executing applications for display on the access control readers; and in which the application mode is invoked by the users pressing a remote application button displayed on the displays prior to swiping their keycards and, if users do not wish to invoke the application mode, then the users swipe their keycards and the access control readers authenticate the users and provide access to restricted areas associated with the access control readers.