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A semiconductor light emitting device comprising: a semiconductor layer of a first conductivity type, in which one principal plane has a prismatic crystal portion having an upper surface that is almost parallel with said principal plane and a side surface that is almost perpendicular to said principal plane, and the prismatic crystal portion has a hexagonal prismatic shape; at least an active layer and a semiconductor layer of a second conductivity type which are sequentially laminated onto at least said upper surface of said crystal portion; a first electrode electrically connected to said semiconductor layer of the first conductivity type; and a second electrode which is formed on said semiconductor layer of the second conductivity type over said upper surface of said crystal portion and electrically connected to said semiconductor layer of the second conductivity type, characterized in that an aspect ratio of a height to a width of said crystal portion is selected to be a value in a range from 0.2 to 0.3. a semiconductor layer of a first conductivity type, in which one principal plane has a prismatic crystal portion having an upper surface that is almost parallel with said principal plane and a side surface that is almost perpendicular to said principal plane, and the prismatic crystal portion has a hexagonal prismatic shape; at least an active layer and a semiconductor layer of a second conductivity type which are sequentially laminated onto at least said upper surface of said crystal portion; a first electrode electrically connected to said semiconductor layer of the first conductivity type; and a second electrode which is formed on said semiconductor layer of the second conductivity type over said upper surface of said crystal portion and electrically connected to said semiconductor layer of the second conductivity type, characterized in that an aspect ratio of a height to a width of said crystal portion is selected to be a value in a range from 0.2 to 0.3.
Household dishwasher having a receiving space for receiving items to be washed, wherein the household dishwasher comprises a heat pump arrangement with at least one evaporator for evaporating a refrigerant and a condenser for condensing the refrigerant, wherein the evaporator and/or the condenser comprise one or more heat exchanger elements which are at least partially flat, wherein at least one of the heat exchanger elements comprises two surface elements which are connected to one another in sections such that one or more flow channels for the refrigerant are embodied between the surface elements, wherein the receiving space is delimited by a door and a dishwasher cavity, characterised in that at least one heat exchanger element is formed by the dishwasher cavity, wherein a heat exchanger element formed by the dishwasher cavity and serving as an evaporator forms a side wall, a top wall and/or a rear wall of the dishwasher cavity and/or wherein a heat exchanger element formed by the dishwasher cavity and serving as a condenser forms a bottom wall of the dishwasher cavity or a section thereof.
A process for producing a water-soluble cellulose derivative comprising the steps of a) reacting cellulose with an alkaline material to produce alkali cellulose, b) reacting the produced alkali cellulose with one or more derivatizing agents to produce a water-soluble cellulose derivative, c) washing the produced cellulose derivative with an aqueous liquid once or several times to provide a moist cellulose derivative having a water content of 25 to 85 percent, based on the total weight of the moist cellulose derivative, d) subjecting the moist cellulose derivative to homogenization to form the moist cellulose derivative to a paste, and e) pressing the paste through a filter of a pore size of up to 200 μm. a) reacting cellulose with an alkaline material to produce alkali cellulose, b) reacting the produced alkali cellulose with one or more derivatizing agents to produce a water-soluble cellulose derivative, c) washing the produced cellulose derivative with an aqueous liquid once or several times to provide a moist cellulose derivative having a water content of 25 to 85 percent, based on the total weight of the moist cellulose derivative, d) subjecting the moist cellulose derivative to homogenization to form the moist cellulose derivative to a paste, and e) pressing the paste through a filter of a pore size of up to 200 μm.
A power supply assembly for a plasma thruster of a spacecraft, adapted to transform an electrical power that is received from a power bus of the spacecraft, into electrical voltages and currents that are supplied by said power supply assembly to the plasma thruster so that said plasma thruster generates an ion beam during an operation of the plasma thruster, the power supply assembly comprising a common return point for collecting a return current (I body) from the plasma thruster during said operation, the plasma thruster comprising an electron emitter that is intended to neutralise the ion beam during the operation, and a keeper electrode that is arranged at an output of the electrons emitted by the electron emitter, the electrical currents supplied by the power supply assembly comprising at least one keeper current (I keeper) that is supplied to the keeper electrode and that constitutes a contribution to the return current (I body), the power supply assembly being adapted to receive or produce successive evaluations of the return current (I body) or of a leakage current (I leak) that flows from the common return point to an electrical ground of the spacecraft, the power supply assembly being characterized in that it is arranged to adjust in real time during the operation, the keeper current (I keeper) depending on the evaluations of the return current (I body) or on the leakage current (I leak), and in accordance with a current setpoint value (I body_max_crit; I warm_crit). the plasma thruster comprising an electron emitter that is intended to neutralise the ion beam during the operation, and a keeper electrode that is arranged at an output of the electrons emitted by the electron emitter, the electrical currents supplied by the power supply assembly comprising at least one keeper current (I keeper) that is supplied to the keeper electrode and that constitutes a contribution to the return current (I body), the power supply assembly being adapted to receive or produce successive evaluations of the return current (I body) or of a leakage current (I leak) that flows from the common return point to an electrical ground of the spacecraft, the power supply assembly being characterized in that it is arranged to adjust in real time during the operation, the keeper current (I keeper) depending on the evaluations of the return current (I body) or on the leakage current (I leak), and in accordance with a current setpoint value (I body_max_crit; I warm_crit).
An ultrasonic surgical instrument, comprising: a housing; an elongated shaft extending distally from the housing; an end effector extending distally from the elongated shaft, the end effector including a jaw and an ultrasonic blade, wherein the jaw is configured to pivot relative to the ultrasonic blade from an open position to a clamping position for clamping tissue therebetween; and a transducer assembly disposed at least partially within the elongated shaft, the transducer assembly distally-spaced from the housing and including proximal and distal transducers (232,234) interconnected by a connector, wherein the ultrasonic blade is connected to the distal transducer such that ultrasonic energy produced by the proximal transducer is transmitted along the connector and the distal transducer to the ultrasonic blade and such that ultrasonic energy produced by the distal transducer is transmitted to the ultrasonic blade wherein the connector is a flexible connector configured to articulate in at least one direction characterised in that the elongated shaft includes an articulating portion configured to articulate the end effector relative to the longitudinal axis of the elongated shaft and wherein the flexible connector extends through the articulating portion such that the proximal transducer is disposed proximally of the articulating portion and such that the distal transducer is disposed distally of the articulating portion. a housing; an elongated shaft extending distally from the housing; an end effector extending distally from the elongated shaft, the end effector including a jaw and an ultrasonic blade, wherein the jaw is configured to pivot relative to the ultrasonic blade from an open position to a clamping position for clamping tissue therebetween; and a transducer assembly disposed at least partially within the elongated shaft, the transducer assembly distally-spaced from the housing and including proximal and distal transducers (232,234) interconnected by a connector, wherein the ultrasonic blade is connected to the distal transducer such that ultrasonic energy produced by the proximal transducer is transmitted along the connector and the distal transducer to the ultrasonic blade and such that ultrasonic energy produced by the distal transducer is transmitted to the ultrasonic blade wherein the connector is a flexible connector configured to articulate in at least one direction characterised in that the elongated shaft includes an articulating portion configured to articulate the end effector relative to the longitudinal axis of the elongated shaft and wherein the flexible connector extends through the articulating portion such that the proximal transducer is disposed proximally of the articulating portion and such that the distal transducer is disposed distally of the articulating portion.
A method of predicting an available link budget information for a secondary device operating in a spectrum of a primary system, the method comprising: gathering operating characteristics of the primary system and at least one of a plurality of secondary devices in a geo-location database, wherein the operating characteristics comprise at least a transmitter splatter level, transmitter location, antenna height, and antenna pattern, for the primary system and the at least one secondary device; computing, based on the operating characteristics in the geo-location database, an allowed transmission power level at a first location for a specified operating frequency of a first secondary device of the plurality of secondary devices, wherein the allowed transmission power level is computed based on allowable harmful interference levels to the primary system and proximity of the first secondary device to the primary system; predicting, based on the operating characteristics in the geo-location database, an aggregate interference level at a second location for the specified operating frequency of a second secondary device of the plurality of secondary devices; predicting an available link budget at the second location for the specified operating frequency based on the difference between the computed allowed transmission power level at the first location and the aggregate interference level at the second location; and selecting an operational frequency that has the highest predicted available link budget. gathering operating characteristics of the primary system and at least one of a plurality of secondary devices in a geo-location database, wherein the operating characteristics comprise at least a transmitter splatter level, transmitter location, antenna height, and antenna pattern, for the primary system and the at least one secondary device; computing, based on the operating characteristics in the geo-location database, an allowed transmission power level at a first location for a specified operating frequency of a first secondary device of the plurality of secondary devices, wherein the allowed transmission power level is computed based on allowable harmful interference levels to the primary system and proximity of the first secondary device to the primary system; predicting, based on the operating characteristics in the geo-location database, an aggregate interference level at a second location for the specified operating frequency of a second secondary device of the plurality of secondary devices; predicting an available link budget at the second location for the specified operating frequency based on the difference between the computed allowed transmission power level at the first location and the aggregate interference level at the second location; and selecting an operational frequency that has the highest predicted available link budget.
A computer-implemented method of estimating a two-dimensional magnetic resonance spectrum associated with first and second specimen characteristics with MR data dependent on first and second acquisition parameters, comprising: acquiring a selected set of magnetic resonance specimen data by varying at least the first MR acquisition parameter and the second MR acquisition parameter over first and second ranges, respectively, so that the acquired MR specimen data is associated with the first specimen characteristic and the second specimen characteristic; based on the acquired MR specimen data, determining a first one-dimensional marginal distribution and a second one-dimensional marginal distribution associated with the first and second specimen characteristics, respectively, the first and second one-dimensional marginal distributions being dependent on selected combinations of the first and second MR acquisition parameters; and reconstructing a two-dimensional spectrum associated with the specimen using the first and second one-dimensional marginal distributions as constraints based on an associated acquired two-dimensional specimen data set associated with both the first MR acquisition parameter and the second MR acquisition parameter. acquiring a selected set of magnetic resonance specimen data by varying at least the first MR acquisition parameter and the second MR acquisition parameter over first and second ranges, respectively, so that the acquired MR specimen data is associated with the first specimen characteristic and the second specimen characteristic; based on the acquired MR specimen data, determining a first one-dimensional marginal distribution and a second one-dimensional marginal distribution associated with the first and second specimen characteristics, respectively, the first and second one-dimensional marginal distributions being dependent on selected combinations of the first and second MR acquisition parameters; and reconstructing a two-dimensional spectrum associated with the specimen using the first and second one-dimensional marginal distributions as constraints based on an associated acquired two-dimensional specimen data set associated with both the first MR acquisition parameter and the second MR acquisition parameter.
A composition for use in the method of treatment of a warm-blooded animal, wherein the composition comprises: i) colony stimulating factor-1 protein (CSF-1); ii) a precursor of CSF-1, wherein said precursor is a molecule that is converted or metabolized within the body to CSF-1; iii) a variant of CSF-1, wherein said variant comprises an isoform of CSF-1; iv) an analogue of CSF-1, wherein said analogue is a molecule that differs from CSF-1 but retains substantial similarity in biological function to CSF-1; and/or v) a derivative of CSF-1, wherein said derivative is a molecule that is derived or obtained from CSF-1 but retains substantial similarity in biological function to CSF-1, and wherein said derivative comprises a C-terminal fragment of CSF-1, comprising the C-terminal 150 amino acids of the 536 amino acid CSF-1 protein, wherein the treatment promotes growth and/or enhances development and/or maturation of an organ in said animal, wherein said organ is a kidney and/or a lung; and wherein the animal is a prematurely-birthed infant, a low birth weight infant or a foetus. i) colony stimulating factor-1 protein (CSF-1); ii) a precursor of CSF-1, wherein said precursor is a molecule that is converted or metabolized within the body to CSF-1; iii) a variant of CSF-1, wherein said variant comprises an isoform of CSF-1; iv) an analogue of CSF-1, wherein said analogue is a molecule that differs from CSF-1 but retains substantial similarity in biological function to CSF-1; and/or v) a derivative of CSF-1, wherein said derivative is a molecule that is derived or obtained from CSF-1 but retains substantial similarity in biological function to CSF-1, and wherein said derivative comprises a C-terminal fragment of CSF-1, comprising the C-terminal 150 amino acids of the 536 amino acid CSF-1 protein, wherein the treatment promotes growth and/or enhances development and/or maturation of an organ in said animal, wherein said organ is a kidney and/or a lung; and wherein the animal is a prematurely-birthed infant, a low birth weight infant or a foetus.
Antibody, wherein the variable region of the light chain of said antibody is encoded by the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO: 53 or has the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 54, and wherein the variable region of the heavy chain of said antibody is encoded by the nucleotide sequence of SEQ ID NO: 55, or has the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 56, characterised in that it binds to A β peptide variants with high affinity, wherein said A β peptide variants are selected from the following group: pGlu-A β 3-38 pGlu-A β 3-40 pGlu-A β 3-42, and pGlu-A β 3-x variants, wherein x is an integer between 10 and 42. pGlu-A β 3-38 pGlu-A β 3-40 pGlu-A β 3-42, and pGlu-A β 3-x variants, wherein x is an integer between 10 and 42.
An energy storage system, comprising: at least one battery rack, each battery rack including at least two battery modules; a container in which the at least one battery rack is received; an air conditioner including an outside heat exchanger configured to cool a heat exchanger medium having a temperature rise in the container, and a circulation path configured to allow the heat exchanger medium to circulate between the container and the outside heat exchanger; a fire extinguishing unit including a fire extinguishing agent tank in which a fire extinguishing agent is stored inside, and configured to detect a temperature of the at least one battery module that is equal to or higher than a predetermined temperature or smoke that is generated in the at least one battery module and feed the fire extinguishing agent to the battery module; and an air conditioner management unit configured to spray the fire extinguishing agent in the fire extinguishing agent tank onto an outer surface of the outside heat exchanger. at least one battery rack, each battery rack including at least two battery modules; a container in which the at least one battery rack is received; an air conditioner including an outside heat exchanger configured to cool a heat exchanger medium having a temperature rise in the container, and a circulation path configured to allow the heat exchanger medium to circulate between the container and the outside heat exchanger; a fire extinguishing unit including a fire extinguishing agent tank in which a fire extinguishing agent is stored inside, and configured to detect a temperature of the at least one battery module that is equal to or higher than a predetermined temperature or smoke that is generated in the at least one battery module and feed the fire extinguishing agent to the battery module; and an air conditioner management unit configured to spray the fire extinguishing agent in the fire extinguishing agent tank onto an outer surface of the outside heat exchanger.
A method for generating an index of compatibility between two ends of two tubes, in particular before welding operations, said method comprising the steps of: (a) marking an angular reference (M 0) on each of the two ends; (b) orbitally measuring a characteristic relating to the profile of each of the ends; (c) determining an index (IND thetak) of angular compatibility between the two ends for an angular deviation (Θ, theta) between the angular references of said ends, this angular compatibility index being derived from a difference maximum between the orbital measurements, this maximum being searched for facing places of the profile, (d) iterating the determination of the angular compatibility index for a plurality of values of angular deviation between the angular references of said ends; (e) generating an overall score (Hk) of compatibility between these two ends, the overall compatibility score being a function of the angular compatibility indexes determined for a plurality of angular deviation values, said overall score (Hk) of compatibility between the two ends takes a discrete score among: - compatible (c), or; - compatible on condition of controlled angular presentation (cc), or alternatively; - incompatible (nc). (a) marking an angular reference (M 0) on each of the two ends; (b) orbitally measuring a characteristic relating to the profile of each of the ends; (c) determining an index (IND thetak) of angular compatibility between the two ends for an angular deviation (Θ, theta) between the angular references of said ends, this angular compatibility index being derived from a difference maximum between the orbital measurements, this maximum being searched for facing places of the profile, (d) iterating the determination of the angular compatibility index for a plurality of values of angular deviation between the angular references of said ends; (e) generating an overall score (Hk) of compatibility between these two ends, the overall compatibility score being a function of the angular compatibility indexes determined for a plurality of angular deviation values, - compatible (c), or; - compatible on condition of controlled angular presentation (cc), or alternatively; - incompatible (nc).