mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A grab bucket excavator comprising a self-propelled vehicle; a grab bucket comprising, in turn, two shovels movable with respect to each other between an open position and a closed position; a lifting device fitted on the self-propelled vehicle for lowering and lifting the grab bucket; and a hydraulic drive device for moving the shovels between the open position and the closed position; the hydraulic drive device comprising at least one actuator cylinder connected to the shovels, at least one flexible pipe for supplying a fluid under pressure to the actuator cylinder, and, for each flexible pipe, a respective winding roller fitted on the self-propelled vehicle; and characterised in that the flexible pipe comprises an inner tube; an outer tube; at least six reinforcement layers, which are interposed between the inner tube and the outer tube, and are helically wound around a longitudinal axis of the flexible pipe in an alternated manner in two windup directions opposite to each other; and a plurality of intermediate layers, each one interposed between two respective adjacent reinforcement layers for ensuring the adhesion between the reinforcement layers; the two reinforcement layers adjacent to the outer tube being wound around the longitudinal axis with respective first windup angles (α) and the remaining reinforcement layers being wound around the longitudinal axis with respective second windup angles (β) differing from the first windup angles (α).
A method for performing a random access procedure by a user equipment, UE, in a wireless communication system supporting coverage enhancement, the method comprising: repeatedly transmitting a physical random access channel, PRACH, signal; determining a random access radio network temporary identifier, RA-RNTI, related to the PRACH signal based on system frame number, SFN, information, wherein time index information and frequency index information are not used for determining the RA-RNTI; and monitoring downlink control information masked by the determined RA-RNTI, wherein the time index information indicates a subframe starting the repeated transmission of the PRACH signal, the frequency index information indicates a frequency index of the PRACH signal transmitted in the starting subframe, and the SFN information indicates a radio frame starting the repeated transmission of the PRACH signal. repeatedly transmitting a physical random access channel, PRACH, signal; determining a random access radio network temporary identifier, RA-RNTI, related to the PRACH signal based on system frame number, SFN, information, wherein time index information and frequency index information are not used for determining the RA-RNTI; and monitoring downlink control information masked by the determined RA-RNTI, wherein the time index information indicates a subframe starting the repeated transmission of the PRACH signal, the frequency index information indicates a frequency index of the PRACH signal transmitted in the starting subframe, and the SFN information indicates a radio frame starting the repeated transmission of the PRACH signal.
A method for testing the eyes of a test person with the aid of a vision testing system, comprising a first measuring device, a second topographic measuring device, a third refractive measuring device and a processing means, a central axial length (L Z) and a peripheral axial length (L P) of an eye of the test person being measured with the aid of said first measuring device, a curvature of the cornea of the eye being measured with the aid of said second measuring device, a refractive property of the eye being measured with the aid of said third measuring device, measurement data of the measurements of the first, second and third measuring device being processed with the aid of said processing means, said processing means outputting the measurement data, said vision testing system presenting a fixation means, characterised in that the eye is focused in relation to the vision testing system by means of the fixation means either for measuring the central axial length (L Z) or the peripheral axial length (L P), a peripheral fixation mark of the fixation means being displayed and focused on by the eye in such a manner that a visual axis of the eye differs from a measurement axis of the first measuring device.
An in vitro method for the isolation of mesenchymal stromal cells, the method comprising: pooling bone marrow samples obtained from at least two genetically distinct donors to obtain a sample cell-pool, and thereafter isolating mesenchymal stromal cells from said sample cell-pool.
An assist arm intended to be fitted to an exoskeleton, comprising: - a mounting plate carrying a motor component; - a shoulder segment articulated on the mounting plate by means of a first articulation about a first axis which is substantially vertical during use; - an arm segment having a proximal end articulated on the shoulder segment by means of a second articulation about a second axis which is substantially perpendicular to the first axis; - a forearm segment having a proximal end articulated on a distal end of the arm segment by means of a third articulation about a third axis which is substantially parallel to the second axis; the assist arm being characterized in that it furthermore comprises: - at least one actuation cable driven by the motor component and forming two strands (27a, 27b), which extend parallel to the first axis so as to pass through the first articulation and be wound around a receiving pulley which is mounted so as to rotate about the second axis and is linked in rotation with the arm; - connecting means (31, 32, 33) which are attached between the shoulder segment and the forearm segment and are arranged so that flexion of the arm segment leads to concomitant flexion of the forearm segment. - a mounting plate carrying a motor component; - a shoulder segment articulated on the mounting plate by means of a first articulation about a first axis which is substantially vertical during use; - an arm segment having a proximal end articulated on the shoulder segment by means of a second articulation about a second axis which is substantially perpendicular to the first axis; - a forearm segment having a proximal end articulated on a distal end of the arm segment by means of a third articulation about a third axis which is substantially parallel to the second axis; - at least one actuation cable driven by the motor component and forming two strands (27a, 27b), which extend parallel to the first axis so as to pass through the first articulation and be wound around a receiving pulley which is mounted so as to rotate about the second axis and is linked in rotation with the arm; - connecting means (31, 32, 33) which are attached between the shoulder segment and the forearm segment and are arranged so that flexion of the arm segment leads to concomitant flexion of the forearm segment.
A system comprising an implantable support structure and a catheter, wherein: said support structure is a braided, elongate mesh tube, foldable upon itself, and contained for percutaneously delivery in an elongated state inside the catheter; a first portion of said support structure is expandable, and said catheter is retractable relative to said support structure until said first portion of said support structure expands; a second portion of said support structure is advanceable into said first portion to create a first fold between said first and second portions; said catheter is retractable relative to said second portion until said second portion expands against an interior of said first portion to create a multi-layered support structure; and said support structure is releasable; characterized in that a third portion of said support structure is ejectable from said catheter, advanceable inside said second portion and expandable against the second portion. said support structure is a braided, elongate mesh tube, foldable upon itself, and contained for percutaneously delivery in an elongated state inside the catheter; a first portion of said support structure is expandable, and said catheter is retractable relative to said support structure until said first portion of said support structure expands; a second portion of said support structure is advanceable into said first portion to create a first fold between said first and second portions; said catheter is retractable relative to said second portion until said second portion expands against an interior of said first portion to create a multi-layered support structure; and said support structure is releasable; characterized in that a third portion of said support structure is ejectable from said catheter, advanceable inside said second portion and expandable against the second portion.
A Bacillus strain selected from the group consisting of (a) the Bacillus mojavensis strain with accession number DSM 25839; (b) the Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strains with accession number DSM 25840, accession number DSM 27032, or accession number DSM 27033; and (c) the Bacillus subtilis strain with accession number DSM 25841. (a) the Bacillus mojavensis strain with accession number DSM 25839; (b) the Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strains with accession number DSM 25840, accession number DSM 27032, or accession number DSM 27033; and (c) the Bacillus subtilis strain with accession number DSM 25841.
A method of operating a gripper, comprising: providing a robot including the gripper, the gripper moveable in a coordinate system by the robot and including gripper fingers (212A, 212B); providing a sample rack including receptacles (106R, 106T) accessible by the gripper, at least some of the receptacles (106R, 106T) adapted to contain specimen containers; providing data, obtained by imaging, regarding the sample rack and the specimen containers; and determining, based on the data, an accessible target receptacle for one of a pick operation or a place operation; wherein for the place operation the accessible target receptacle is empty and the method comprises placing a target specimen container in the accessible target receptacle, and wherein for the pick operation the accessible target receptacle contains a target specimen container; characterized in that, the data comprises configuration data comprising specimen container offset distance of a top of the specimen container relative to a center of the receptacle where it resides, and the accessible target receptacle is at least partially determined based on configuration data. providing a robot including the gripper, the gripper moveable in a coordinate system by the robot and including gripper fingers (212A, 212B); providing a sample rack including receptacles (106R, 106T) accessible by the gripper, at least some of the receptacles (106R, 106T) adapted to contain specimen containers; providing data, obtained by imaging, regarding the sample rack and the specimen containers; and determining, based on the data, an accessible target receptacle for one of a pick operation or a place operation; wherein for the place operation the accessible target receptacle is empty and the method comprises placing a target specimen container in the accessible target receptacle, and wherein for the pick operation the accessible target receptacle contains a target specimen container; characterized in that, the data comprises configuration data comprising specimen container offset distance of a top of the specimen container relative to a center of the receptacle where it resides, and the accessible target receptacle is at least partially determined based on configuration data.
A composition, which is a peroxide-crosslinkable fluorine-containing elastomer composition comprising: (i) a branched fluorine-containing elastomer having peroxide-crosslinkable cure site, a number average molecular weight (M n) of 1,000-300,000 and a Mark-Houwink gradient a of < 0.6, (ii) a straight chain type fluorine-containing polymer having a M n of 1,000-250,000 and a Mark-Houwink gradient a of ≥ 0.6, and being selected from VdF/HFP copolymer, VdF/HFP/TFE copolymer, VdF/PAVE copolymer, VdF/TFE/PAVE copolymer, VdF/HFP/PAVE copolymer and VdF/HFP/TFE/PAVE copolymer; wherein a is obtained from a Mark-Houwink plot of the absolute weight molecular weight (M a) represented by the axis of abscissa and the intrinsic viscosity represented by the axis of ordinate, wherein M a and the intrinsic viscosity are determined by GPC at 30°C and a sample concentration of 0.4 % by mass, HCFC-225/HFIP(10%) as developing solvent and PMMA as standard sample (i) a branched fluorine-containing elastomer having peroxide-crosslinkable cure site, a number average molecular weight (M n) of 1,000-300,000 and a Mark-Houwink gradient a of < 0.6, (ii) a straight chain type fluorine-containing polymer having a M n of 1,000-250,000 and a Mark-Houwink gradient a of ≥ 0.6, and being selected from VdF/HFP copolymer, VdF/HFP/TFE copolymer, VdF/PAVE copolymer, VdF/TFE/PAVE copolymer, VdF/HFP/PAVE copolymer and VdF/HFP/TFE/PAVE copolymer;
A turbine ring assembly comprising both a plurality of ring sectors (1; 1a) made of ceramic matrix composite material forming a turbine ring, and also a ring support structure, each ring sector (1; 1a) having a portion forming an annular base with an inner face defining the inside space of the turbine ring and an outer face from which an attachment portion (9; 9a; 9b) of the ring sector extends for attaching it to the ring support structure, the ring support structure comprising two annular flanges (11a; 11b) between which the attachment portion of each ring sector is held, each of the annular flanges (11a; 11b) of the ring support structure presenting first (12a; 12b) and second (13a; 13b) sloping portions bearing against the attachment portions (9; 9a; 9b) of the ring sectors (1; 1a) and extending along non parallel directions, each of said first and second sloping portions (12a; 12b; 13a; 13b), when observed in meridian section, forming a non-zero angle relative to the radial direction and relative to the axial direction, the assembly being characterized in that the first sloping portion bears against the upper halves (M 1) of the attachment portions of the ring sectors, and wherein the second sloping portion bears against the lower halves (M 2) of the attachment portions of the ring sectors.
A method for initiating a remote operation mode of a work machine (200, 202, 204), the method comprising: providing the work machine (200, 202, 204) with a work machine-specific safety key; receiving, at a remote control station, a notification from the work machine (200, 202, 204) in response to initiating the remote operation mode of the work machine (200, 202, 204) by said safety key; acknowledging, at a safety location, the work machine (200, 202, 204) as being included in a safety system of the remote control station; and subsequently configuring the remote control station to start the remote operation mode of the work machine (200, 202, 204). providing the work machine (200, 202, 204) with a work machine-specific safety key; receiving, at a remote control station, a notification from the work machine (200, 202, 204) in response to initiating the remote operation mode of the work machine (200, 202, 204) by said safety key; acknowledging, at a safety location, the work machine (200, 202, 204) as being included in a safety system of the remote control station; and subsequently configuring the remote control station to start the remote operation mode of the work machine (200, 202, 204).
A flowable slush of frozen particles for ice pigging a pipework for the removal of detritus from pipework manufacture or installation, comprising, water as an aqueous liquid medium, a multiplicity of frozen particulates of ice, wherein the volume fraction of the ice to water within the flowable slush is in the range of from 50 % to 90%, a freezing point depressant, selected from only Li, Na, K hydroxides or ammonium hydroxide, said hydroxide present in the range of from 2% to 10wt% such that the freezing point depressant forms a solution that does not precipitate out of said solution.
A method performed by an operating system of a user device (302, 500), comprising: receiving, via a user interface of the user device, authorization to engage in autofill for an application displayed on the UI of the user device; detecting an autofill trigger event while the application is displayed on the UI; responsive to detecting the autofill trigger event, determining information associated with a current view hierarchy of the content displayed on the UI to transmit to a remote provider to aid in facilitating autofill; transmitting a request to the remote provider for candidate data for use in autofill for the application, wherein the request comprises the information associated with the current view hierarchy; receiving, from the remote provider and in response to the request, a pre-communication signal comprising a prompt to provide secure authorization, wherein the secure authorization prompt comprises a request for a biometric input; displaying, on the UI of the user device, the secure authorization prompt; receiving biometric user input data responsive to the secure authorization prompt; generating, responsive to the biometric user input data, a confirmation signal; transmitting, to the remote provider, the confirmation signal; after transmitting the confirmation signal, receiving a response to the request from the remote provider, wherein the response comprises a data set comprising one or more candidate values corresponding to one or more text input fields displayed on the UI; and filling the one or more text input fields displayed on the UI with the corresponding one or more candidate values. receiving, via a user interface of the user device, authorization to engage in autofill for an application displayed on the UI of the user device; detecting an autofill trigger event while the application is displayed on the UI; responsive to detecting the autofill trigger event, determining information associated with a current view hierarchy of the content displayed on the UI to transmit to a remote provider to aid in facilitating autofill; transmitting a request to the remote provider for candidate data for use in autofill for the application, wherein the request comprises the information associated with the current view hierarchy; receiving, from the remote provider and in response to the request, a pre-communication signal comprising a prompt to provide secure authorization, wherein the secure authorization prompt comprises a request for a biometric input; displaying, on the UI of the user device, the secure authorization prompt; receiving biometric user input data responsive to the secure authorization prompt; generating, responsive to the biometric user input data, a confirmation signal; transmitting, to the remote provider, the confirmation signal; after transmitting the confirmation signal, receiving a response to the request from the remote provider, wherein the response comprises a data set comprising one or more candidate values corresponding to one or more text input fields displayed on the UI; and filling the one or more text input fields displayed on the UI with the corresponding one or more candidate values.
A method for controlling a drum type washing machine including a condensing duct configured to receive air from a tub, wherein the condensing duct comprises an inner tube through which the air flows, and an outer tube surrounding at least a section of the inner tube, the method comprising: firstly supplying a first amount of coolant into a storage unit in the condensing duct, wherein the storage unit comprises a space between the inner tube and the outer tube; and holding or maintaining the firstly supplied amount of coolant in the storage unit; and stopping a fan in a heating duct connected to one end of the condensing duct, secondly supplying a second amount of coolant into the storage unit after a set time period elapses, wherein the set time period is shorter by a predetermined time length than an expected time period for thermal equilibrium between the coolant in the storage unit and the air in the condensing duct, wherein the supply of the first amount of coolant occurs until the storage unit is filled with the firstly supplied amount of coolant, and at least a portion of said firstly supplied amount of coolant overflows from the storage unit into the inner tube when the second amount of coolant is supplied to the storage unit, and wherein said second supply of the second amount of coolant occurs after turning off the fan, such that the coolant is prevented to be drawn into the fan during said second supply. firstly supplying a first amount of coolant into a storage unit in the condensing duct, wherein the storage unit comprises a space between the inner tube and the outer tube; and holding or maintaining the firstly supplied amount of coolant in the storage unit; and stopping a fan in a heating duct connected to one end of the condensing duct, secondly supplying a second amount of coolant into the storage unit after a set time period elapses, wherein the set time period is shorter by a predetermined time length than an expected time period for thermal equilibrium between the coolant in the storage unit and the air in the condensing duct, wherein the supply of the first amount of coolant occurs until the storage unit is filled with the firstly supplied amount of coolant, and at least a portion of said firstly supplied amount of coolant overflows from the storage unit into the inner tube when the second amount of coolant is supplied to the storage unit, and wherein said second supply of the second amount of coolant occurs after turning off the fan, such that the coolant is prevented to be drawn into the fan during said second supply.
A supercooler disposed between a condenser and an evaporator of an air conditioner to supercool a refrigerant condensed in the condenser, thereby allowing the supercooled refrigerant to flow into the evaporator, the supercooler comprising: a plurality of inner tubes in which a first refrigerant passing through the condenser flows and are disposed to be spaced apart from each other; an outer tube having an inner space in which the inner tubes are disposed, the outer tube allowing a second refrigerant heat-exchanged with the first refrigerant to flow; and a baffle supporting the inner tubes to prevent the inner tubes from being shaken within the outer tube; characterized in that the baffle comprises: a fixing member (331, 361) supporting an outer circumferential surface of each of the plurality of inner tubes; and a deceleration member (332, 362) connected to the fixing member (331, 361) to change a flow rate of the second refrigerant. a plurality of inner tubes in which a first refrigerant passing through the condenser flows and are disposed to be spaced apart from each other; an outer tube having an inner space in which the inner tubes are disposed, the outer tube allowing a second refrigerant heat-exchanged with the first refrigerant to flow; and a baffle supporting the inner tubes to prevent the inner tubes from being shaken within the outer tube; characterized in that the baffle comprises: a fixing member (331, 361) supporting an outer circumferential surface of each of the plurality of inner tubes; and a deceleration member (332, 362) connected to the fixing member (331, 361) to change a flow rate of the second refrigerant. a fixing member (331, 361) supporting an outer circumferential surface of each of the plurality of inner tubes; and a deceleration member (332, 362) connected to the fixing member (331, 361) to change a flow rate of the second refrigerant.