mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A steering control device comprising: a transverse gradient estimator configured to estimate a transverse gradient of a road surface on which a vehicle travels; an assisting amount calculator configured to calculate a first assisting amount based on the transverse gradient estimated by the transverse gradient estimator; a low pass filter configured to perform a low pass filter processing for the first assisting amount calculated by the assisting amount calculator, and output the first assisting amount subjected to the low pass filter processing, as a second assisting amount; and a motor controller configured to control a motor that generates a steering assist torque, using the second assisting amount output by the low pass filter, characterized in that the low pass filter switches a cut-off frequency of the low pass filter between a first cut-off frequency and a second cut-off frequency that is set to a value higher than the first cut-off frequency, depending on whether the second assisting amount increases with time or the second assisting amount decreases with time. a transverse gradient estimator configured to estimate a transverse gradient of a road surface on which a vehicle travels; an assisting amount calculator configured to calculate a first assisting amount based on the transverse gradient estimated by the transverse gradient estimator; a low pass filter configured to perform a low pass filter processing for the first assisting amount calculated by the assisting amount calculator, and output the first assisting amount subjected to the low pass filter processing, as a second assisting amount; and a motor controller configured to control a motor that generates a steering assist torque, using the second assisting amount output by the low pass filter, characterized in that the low pass filter switches a cut-off frequency of the low pass filter between a first cut-off frequency and a second cut-off frequency that is set to a value higher than the first cut-off frequency, depending on whether the second assisting amount increases with time or the second assisting amount decreases with time.
A method for continuous production of isomalt from an isomaltulose- and sucrose-containing carbohydrate mixture, comprising the method steps a) Provision of an isomaltulose- and sucrose-containing carbohydrate mixture present in an aqueous medium, containing 75.00 to 99.99 wt.% isomaltulose and 0.01 to 0.50 wt.% sucrose (each DM (dry matter), based on total DM of the carbohydrate mixture), of hydrogen and a ruthenium-based catalyst, b) Conversion of the carbohydrate mixture to isomalt by continuously bringing the carbohydrate mixture present in the aqueous medium into contact with the ruthenium-based catalyst and hydrogen at a space velocity of 0.25 to 1.5 h -1, at a hydrogen pressure of 16.0 to 22.0 MPa and a pH of 2.0 to 6.0 to obtain an isomalt-containing product stream while setting a reaction temperature of at most 100 °C and c) Obtaining the isomalt. a) Provision of an isomaltulose- and sucrose-containing carbohydrate mixture present in an aqueous medium, containing 75.00 to 99.99 wt.% isomaltulose and 0.01 to 0.50 wt.% sucrose (each DM (dry matter), based on total DM of the carbohydrate mixture), of hydrogen and a ruthenium-based catalyst, b) Conversion of the carbohydrate mixture to isomalt by continuously bringing the carbohydrate mixture present in the aqueous medium into contact with the ruthenium-based catalyst and hydrogen at a space velocity of 0.25 to 1.5 h -1, at a hydrogen pressure of 16.0 to 22.0 MPa and a pH of 2.0 to 6.0 to obtain an isomalt-containing product stream while setting a reaction temperature of at most 100 °C and c) Obtaining the isomalt.
A method of planning a path of a driverless mobile robot for moving to a second pose, which is specified in a second reference system, from a first pose, which is specified in a first reference system, wherein the method comprises the following steps, in particular the following repeated steps: transforming (S10, S40) the one of the first and second poses into a common reference system, in which the other of the first and second poses is also described; and planning (S20, S50) a transition path (t 12) from the first pose to the second pose in said common reference system on the basis of the first and second poses described in said common reference system. transforming (S10, S40) the one of the first and second poses into a common reference system, in which the other of the first and second poses is also described; and planning (S20, S50) a transition path (t 12) from the first pose to the second pose in said common reference system on the basis of the first and second poses described in said common reference system.
Bed frame with spring slats which are adjustable in a horizontal plane and with at least one mounting element for mounting of one end of at least one spring slat on a longitudinal member of the bed frame, wherein the mounting element is displaceable along the longitudinal member over any desired displacement length in that the mounting element essentially consists of a housing which receives the respective end of the spring slat and in which there is at least one manually operated spring-loaded locking device which engages in associated receiving profiles in the longitudinal direction of the longitudinal member and is lockable therein, characterised in that the receiving profile is embodied in the form of a locking rail which extends in the longitudinal direction over the entire length of the longitudinal member and carries an associated set of teeth into which the locking device engages under spring load, the locking device consisting of at least two locking latches oriented in the opposite direction.
A catheter comprising: - a catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b) extending from a proximal end portion to a distal end portion of the catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b) and having an outer surface, and - a connector (2, 120a, 120b) connected to the proximal end portion of the catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b), characterised in that the connector (2, 120a, 120b) comprises a material with which the proximal end portion of the catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b) is surrounded, at least one electrical conductor (11, 111a, 111b) being printed on the outer surface of the catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b), the at least one electrical conductor (11, 111a, 111b) contacting a conductor track of a printed circuit board which is embedded in the material of the connector (2, 120a, 120b), so that the at least one electrical conductor (11, 111a, 111b) and the at least one conductor track are electrically conductively connected. - a catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b) extending from a proximal end portion to a distal end portion of the catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b) and having an outer surface, and - a connector (2, 120a, 120b) connected to the proximal end portion of the catheter shaft (10, 110a, 110b),
Fuel tank adaptable to several types of motor vehicle engines comprising: - an envelope delimiting a fuel filling space, - a fuel filler pipe, and - a gauge-pump module, the casing having a shape adapted to cover different types of petrol and diesel engines, and said casing comprising passages allowing pipes and/or electrical harnesses to be routed and held, said passages formed in advance in said casing being able to cover pipe runs and/or electrical harnesses of different types of petrol and diesel engines, so that certain passages used for the pipes and/or the electrical harnesses of a given engine are present for an engine of another type but not used. - an envelope delimiting a fuel filling space, - a fuel filler pipe, and - a gauge-pump module, the casing having a shape adapted to cover different types of petrol and diesel engines, and said casing comprising passages allowing pipes and/or electrical harnesses to be routed and held, said passages formed in advance in said casing being able to cover pipe runs and/or electrical harnesses of different types of petrol and diesel engines, so that certain passages used for the pipes and/or the electrical harnesses of a given engine are present for an engine of another type but not used.
A bearing comprising a Bragg grated optical fiber for measuring one or more parameters of the bearing, the Bragg grated optical fiber is attached to the bearing such that a grating of the optical fiber is curved, characterized in that the grating (851, 852) of the Bragg grated optical fiber (892, 896) is adapted to the curvature in such a way that the influence on the frequency response (871, 872) due to the curvature is minimized the gratings of said grating are made before the optical fiber is attached to the bearing, and the gratings are made such that when the optical fiber is curved as expected when attached to the bearing, the gratings are substantially parallel (892, 896).
A connector for connecting two fluid-carrying elements, in particular for connecting two motor vehicle pipes (2, 3), with a female plug and a male plug that can be inserted into the female plug, wherein a retainer is connected to the female plug, and can be used to fix the male plug to the female plug, characterized in that the female plug has at least one verification element, in particular in the form of a code, which in the unfixed state of the male plug is at least in areas covered by at least one aperture arranged on the female plug, and not readable and/or that the female plug has at least one part of a verification element, in particular in the form of a part of a code, wherein the verification element or the code is incomplete and not readable in the unfixed state of the male plug, and wherein at least one additional or the missing part of the verification element or the code is arranged at least on one aperture arranged on the female plug, wherein the at least one aperture is shifted in such way during insertion of the male plug into the female plug that the verification element or the code is complete and/or readable in the fixed or completely inserted state of the male plug. the female plug has at least one verification element, in particular in the form of a code, which in the unfixed state of the male plug is at least in areas covered by at least one aperture arranged on the female plug, and not readable and/or that the female plug has at least one part of a verification element, in particular in the form of a part of a code, wherein the verification element or the code is incomplete and not readable in the unfixed state of the male plug, and wherein at least one additional or the missing part of the verification element or the code is arranged at least on one aperture arranged on the female plug, wherein the at least one aperture is shifted in such way during insertion of the male plug into the female plug that the verification element or the code is complete and/or readable in the fixed or completely inserted state of the male plug.
A process for producing an initiating monomer bearing functionalities capable of initiating controlled free radical polymerization reactions for the formation of controlled polyethylene graft polymers, comprising: a. combining an amount of 5-norbornen-2-ol with a hydride or amine for an amount of time to form a mixture; and b. adding an amount of an alkyl or acyl halide to said mixture. a. combining an amount of 5-norbornen-2-ol with a hydride or amine for an amount of time to form a mixture; and b. adding an amount of an alkyl or acyl halide to said mixture.
Insert for an acetabular cup comprising an insertion body having an external surface shaped so as to be able to be coupled with a mating seating of said acetabular cup, characterized in that it comprises at least a friction element which is positioned on a part of said external surface and is able to determine a predefined friction with the surface of said seating, so that, during use, said friction element prevents the relative rotation of said insertion body and said acetabular cup, and in that the insert comprises first clamping means (30, 32) provided both in the friction element and in the insertion body which cooperate with each other to keep the friction element solid with the insertion body.
A method comprising: receiving, at a computer system, a request for volunteer assistance that identifies a location of a potential medical incident; identifying, by the computer system, one or more medical devices to be queried; after receiving the request for volunteer assistance, sending from the computing system, an electronic status query to each of the one or more of the devices to be queried; receiving, at the computing system, at least one status query response, wherein each status query response is received from an associated responding one of the queried devices and indicates a current status and current location of the associated responding device; and after receiving the at least one status query response, sending, from the computing system, an electronic nearby incident message to at least one selected responding device, each nearby incident message being arranged to cause an associated one of the responding devices to generate a nearby incident alert in response to the reception of the nearby incident message to indicate that there is the potential medical incident occurring nearby for which the associated responding device may be useful. receiving, at a computer system, a request for volunteer assistance that identifies a location of a potential medical incident; identifying, by the computer system, one or more medical devices to be queried; after receiving the request for volunteer assistance, sending from the computing system, an electronic status query to each of the one or more of the devices to be queried; receiving, at the computing system, at least one status query response, wherein each status query response is received from an associated responding one of the queried devices and indicates a current status and current location of the associated responding device; and after receiving the at least one status query response, sending, from the computing system, an electronic nearby incident message to at least one selected responding device, each nearby incident message being arranged to cause an associated one of the responding devices to generate a nearby incident alert in response to the reception of the nearby incident message to indicate that there is the potential medical incident occurring nearby for which the associated responding device may be useful.
A method for mitigating erosion at a location subject to flooding, comprising: providing a non-mixing, dry cementitious material, the cementitious material including an aggregate material and a super-absorbent material, the super-absorbent material being more absorbent than the aggregate material, and the super-absorbent material being dispersed throughout the cementitious material, and comprising a plurality of tubular-shaped fibers; upon exposure to a fluid, absorbing the fluid into the super-absorbent material and starting the hydration process of the cementitious material, causing at least a portion of the components of the material to form a solid matrix; and retaining the fluid in the super-absorbent material after hydration of the cementitious material, wherein the plurality of tubular-shaped fibers that convey fluid create a plurality of passageways that extend through the cementitious material that convey fluid through an inside of the tubular-shaped fiber, allowing the portion of material that is contacted by fluid and is hydrated to increase and gain strength over time. providing a non-mixing, dry cementitious material, the cementitious material including an aggregate material and a super-absorbent material, the super-absorbent material being more absorbent than the aggregate material, and the super-absorbent material being dispersed throughout the cementitious material, and comprising a plurality of tubular-shaped fibers; upon exposure to a fluid, absorbing the fluid into the super-absorbent material and starting the hydration process of the cementitious material, causing at least a portion of the components of the material to form a solid matrix; and retaining the fluid in the super-absorbent material after hydration of the cementitious material, wherein the plurality of tubular-shaped fibers that convey fluid create a plurality of passageways that extend through the cementitious material that convey fluid through an inside of the tubular-shaped fiber, allowing the portion of material that is contacted by fluid and is hydrated to increase and gain strength over time.
A hydrogel comprising a crosslinked polymeric matrix formed from a polymerizable boronic acid salt monomer having a general structure: in which: 2 B-R1 is a boronic acid; R2 to R5 are each, independently, an aryl or alkyl group; R6 is alkyl, aryl, hydroxyl, or is a free-radical polymerizable group; and one of X or R6 comprises a free-radical polymerizable group. 2 B-R1 is a boronic acid; R2 to R5 are each, independently, an aryl or alkyl group; R6 is alkyl, aryl, hydroxyl, or is a free-radical polymerizable group; and one of X or R6 comprises a free-radical polymerizable group.
Ethylene-absorbing module for fruit conservation, which comprises an outer casing and a space for receiving gas filters, ethylene filters or ethylene absorbing material, and a gas sensor control device for fruit, vegetable and/or flower conservation installations, characterised in that the gas sensor control device comprises a closed casing with a gate that can be actuated, a gas sensor arranged inside the casing, and the gate giving access to the measurement area of the sensor, the device also comprising automatic control means for the selective opening of the gate so that the sensor can measure gas concentration.
An electrochemical biofilm sensor comprising a first, a second and a third electrode, wherein the first electrode is a working electrode on whose surface the biofilm growth is to be measured, the second electrode is a reference electrode having the function of providing a stable reference potential for the polarization of the working electrode, the third electrode is a counter-electrode connectable to the first electrode by means of an electric circuit so as to allow, at a fixed potential, the circulation of current from the first electrode to the third electrode or vice versa, a function of the alteration induced by the biofilm on the kinetics of the evolving reactions on the surface of the first electrode, or so as to allow, at a fixed current, the measurement of the potential of the first electrode with respect to the second electrode, the sensor being characterized in that the first electrode and/or the second electrode and/or the third electrode are coated with a coating based on mixed oxides of different noble metals selected from iridium, ruthenium, platinum, rhodium, tantalum or niobium, and wherein one or more electrodes are made of titanium or tantalum, and wherein the coating has a thickness of between 0.1 and 50 microns, preferably 2.5 microns ± 10%. the sensor being characterized in that the first electrode and/or the second electrode and/or the third electrode are coated with a coating based on mixed oxides of different noble metals selected from iridium, ruthenium, platinum, rhodium, tantalum or niobium, and wherein one or more electrodes are made of titanium or tantalum, and wherein the coating has a thickness of between 0.1 and 50 microns, preferably 2.5 microns ± 10%.
A polyethylene composition comprising a base resin having a density of more than 952.0 kg/m 3 and equal to or less than 957.0 kg/m 3, determined according to ISO 1183-1:2004, and a content of units derived from 1-hexene of 0.45 to 0.95 wt.-%, wherein the composition has a melt flow rate MFR 5 (190 °C, 5 kg) of 0.12 to 0.21 g/10min, determined according to ISO 1133 and the composition and/or base resin has a polydispersity index PI within the range of equal to or higher than 3.5 Pa -1 and equal to or less than 4.9 Pa -1.
A polymer of formula: where X 1 and X 2 respectively represent the alpha and omega end groups of the polymer; R 1 represents a hydrogen atom or a straight or branched chain alkyl group, preferably a straight or branched chain alkyl group comprising from 1 to 6 carbon atoms, more preferably a methyl group; R 2 represents a straight or branched chain alkyl group which is substituted by a group which may have a positive charge at a physiological pH; and n represents the number of repetitive units of the polymer; or a copolymer thereof; for use as a medicament. where X 1 and X 2 respectively represent the alpha and omega end groups of the polymer; R 1 represents a hydrogen atom or a straight or branched chain alkyl group, preferably a straight or branched chain alkyl group comprising from 1 to 6 carbon atoms, more preferably a methyl group; R 2 represents a straight or branched chain alkyl group which is substituted by a group which may have a positive charge at a physiological pH; and n represents the number of repetitive units of the polymer; or a copolymer thereof; for use as a medicament.
A method of providing an interface for a terminal equipped with a touch screen, comprising: displaying an idle state screen when the terminal is in an idle state; displaying a first screen, instead of the idle state screen, in response to receiving an idle cancel input, the first screen initially covering a second screen such that the second screen is initially not visible; and receiving a user input for uncovering at least a part of the second screen on the touch screen displaying the first screen, and characterized in that the method further comprises: progressively uncovering the second screen such that information on the second screen can be viewed by changing a part of a screen displayed on the touch screen from the first screen into the second screen according to a progress of the user input. displaying an idle state screen when the terminal is in an idle state; displaying a first screen, instead of the idle state screen, in response to receiving an idle cancel input, the first screen initially covering a second screen such that the second screen is initially not visible; and receiving a user input for uncovering at least a part of the second screen on the touch screen displaying the first screen, and characterized in that the method further comprises: progressively uncovering the second screen such that information on the second screen can be viewed by changing a part of a screen displayed on the touch screen from the first screen into the second screen according to a progress of the user input.