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A method of manufacturing a rubber coated twisted wire cord, which continuously manufactures a rubber coated twisted wire cord by winding a twisted wire cord reeled out from an unreeling unit around a winding unit and by coating unvulcanized rubber extruded by a rubber extruder on an outer circumferential surface of the twisted wire cord that is moving, wherein additional tension is imparted to the twisted wire cord at a position on an upstream side from a position where the unvulcanized rubber coats the twisted wire cord in a moving direction of the twisted wire cord, and the unvulcanized rubber coats the outer circumferential surface of the twisted wire cord while the extrusion pressure of the unvulcanized rubber acts on the twisted wire cord and the additional tension is imparted, wherein the additional tension is imparted to the twisted wire cord by guiding the twisted wire cord at the position on the upstream side to engage along a circumferential groove of a grooved rotary roller having the circumferential groove on the outer circumferential surface; and by changing an orientation of the grooved rotary roller to change a direction of the twisted wire cord guided by the circumferential groove. additional tension is imparted to the twisted wire cord at a position on an upstream side from a position where the unvulcanized rubber coats the twisted wire cord in a moving direction of the twisted wire cord, and the unvulcanized rubber coats the outer circumferential surface of the twisted wire cord while the extrusion pressure of the unvulcanized rubber acts on the twisted wire cord and the additional tension is imparted, wherein the additional tension is imparted to the twisted wire cord by guiding the twisted wire cord at the position on the upstream side to engage along a circumferential groove of a grooved rotary roller having the circumferential groove on the outer circumferential surface; and by changing an orientation of the grooved rotary roller to change a direction of the twisted wire cord guided by the circumferential groove.
A method for adaptively decoding an embedded video bitstream by a video receiving system, comprising: receiving the embedded video bitstream; obtaining at least one terminal parameter of the video receiving system wherein the at least one terminal parameter comprises a display parameter of the video receiving system; truncating the embedded video bitstream to extract a truncated video bitstream according to the at least one terminal parameter; and decoding the truncated video bitstream to reconstruct video data, characterized by determining whether at least one video processing operation is activated for the reconstructed video data, and determining the display parameter in response to the at least one video processing operation being activated for the reconstructed video data. receiving the embedded video bitstream; obtaining at least one terminal parameter of the video receiving system wherein the at least one terminal parameter comprises a display parameter of the video receiving system; truncating the embedded video bitstream to extract a truncated video bitstream according to the at least one terminal parameter; and decoding the truncated video bitstream to reconstruct video data, characterized by determining whether at least one video processing operation is activated for the reconstructed video data, and determining the display parameter in response to the at least one video processing operation being activated for the reconstructed video data.
An air bag chute assembly for an automotive instrument panel, comprising: an outer collar configured to attach to the instrument panel; a tubular chute (17, 35) extending interiorly from the collar to a lower end defining a deployment path configured to receive an inflating air bag from an air bag module; a door flap (20, 39) disposed in an upper end of the chute (17, 35) rotatable from the collar to emerge from the instrument panel; and a hinge (21, 37, 51) comprising a plurality of S-shaped extendable hinge straps (42, 52-57, 61, 62, 74-78) laterally spaced along one edge of the door flap (20, 39) to attach the door flap (20, 39) to the collar, characterized in that a first hinge strap (52-55, 61, 78) proximate one lateral end of the hinge (21, 37, 51) has a first length which is shorter than a second length of a second hinge strap (56, 57, 62, 74-76) proximate an opposite lateral end of the hinge (21, 37, 51), thereby restricting rotation of the door flap (20, 39) at the one lateral end. an outer collar configured to attach to the instrument panel; a tubular chute (17, 35) extending interiorly from the collar to a lower end defining a deployment path configured to receive an inflating air bag from an air bag module; a door flap (20, 39) disposed in an upper end of the chute (17, 35) rotatable from the collar to emerge from the instrument panel; and a hinge (21, 37, 51) comprising a plurality of S-shaped extendable hinge straps (42, 52-57, 61, 62, 74-78) laterally spaced along one edge of the door flap (20, 39) to attach the door flap (20, 39) to the collar, characterized in that a first hinge strap (52-55, 61, 78) proximate one lateral end of the hinge (21, 37, 51) has a first length which is shorter than a second length of a second hinge strap (56, 57, 62, 74-76) proximate an opposite lateral end of the hinge (21, 37, 51), thereby restricting rotation of the door flap (20, 39) at the one lateral end.
A collation module, comprising a main channel that receives a plurality of packages, and a table including a plurality of ribs that form a series of grooves between each adjacent pair of the ribs, each of the grooves including a first portion and an angled second portion, characterized in that the main channel receives the plurality of packages and holds the packages arranged in a linear array, the main channel being configured to be conveyed in a lateral direction relative to the linear array to convey the packages in the lateral direction from an upstream end of the module towards a downstream end of the module; in that the first portion of the grooves extends in the lateral direction and the second portion is angled towards a first side of the collation module, and In that each of the packages, whilst being conveyed by the main channel, is fed into one of the grooves and directed towards the first side of the collation module by the second portion of the groove.
A device for fastening a flat radome on a concave antenna reflector, the radome having an outer surface and an inner surface, and the reflector having an outer surface and an inner surface, the inner surface of the radome and the inner surface of the reflector facing one another, which device comprises - an upper flange part placed against the outer surface of the radome and overlapping the outer segment (8, 9) of the reflector and the radome, and - a lower flange part placed against the outer surface of the reflector, with a shape adapted to the profile of the outer surface of the reflector, and including at least one electromagnetic wave trap, the trap having the shape of a throat with a conductive surface. - an upper flange part placed against the outer surface of the radome and overlapping the outer segment (8, 9) of the reflector and the radome, and - a lower flange part placed against the outer surface of the reflector, with a shape adapted to the profile of the outer surface of the reflector, and including at least one electromagnetic wave trap, the trap having the shape of a throat with a conductive surface.
A compound that is selected from: 1-[2"-( -1-Phenyl-ethoxycarbonylamino)-[1,1';4',1"]terphenyl-4-yl]-cyclopropanecarboxylic acid; and 1-[2-(1-Hydroxy-4-phenyl-butyl)-[1,1';4',1"]terphenyl-4"-yl]-cyclopropanecarboxylic acid, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of either of the preceding compounds. 1-[2"-( -1-Phenyl-ethoxycarbonylamino)-[1,1';4',1"]terphenyl-4-yl]-cyclopropanecarboxylic acid; and 1-[2-(1-Hydroxy-4-phenyl-butyl)-[1,1';4',1"]terphenyl-4"-yl]-cyclopropanecarboxylic acid,
An apparatus for wireless communications, comprising: means for receiving a packet from another apparatus, the packet comprising in a first portion a first error check value generated based on a remaining portion of the packet and a second error check value generated based on information in the packet that is known or expected by the apparatus and other information transmitted in the packet; means for performing a first error check of the packet based on a comparison of the first error check value and an error check value generated by the apparatus for the remaining portion of the packet; means for reconstructing a value for the known or expected information based on the second error check value and the other information transmitted in the packet; means for performing a second error check of the packet based on comparison of the reconstructed value and an expected value of the information in the packet known or expected by the apparatus; and means for discarding the packet if either the first error check fails or the reconstructed value differs from the expected value. means for receiving a packet from another apparatus, the packet comprising in a first portion a first error check value generated based on a remaining portion of the packet and a second error check value generated based on information in the packet that is known or expected by the apparatus and other information transmitted in the packet; means for performing a first error check of the packet based on a comparison of the first error check value and an error check value generated by the apparatus for the remaining portion of the packet; means for reconstructing a value for the known or expected information based on the second error check value and the other information transmitted in the packet; means for performing a second error check of the packet based on comparison of the reconstructed value and an expected value of the information in the packet known or expected by the apparatus; and means for discarding the packet if either the first error check fails or the reconstructed value differs from the expected value.
An automated coverslipper for mounting a coverslip on a slide, comprising: at least one coverslip (690, 1290); at least one slide containing a biological specimen; and at least one lifter head (610, 1010,1110, 1210, 1310, 1510, 1610, 2010) comprising a plate having a bottom surface with at least three individually controlled suction cups (630, 632, 634, 1030, 1032, 1033, 1130, 1132, 1134, 1330, 1332, 1334, 1530, 1532, 1534, 1630, 1632, 1634, 2030, 2032, 2034) arranged thereon, each of said suction cups being fluidly connected, by way of a gas conduit, to a pneumatics module, which includes a vacuum source, a pressure source, a pressure sensor, and an independently operable control-valve (2074, 2075, 2076) (952, 953) for each gas conduit (640, 642, 644, 1140, 1142, 1144, 1240, 1242, 1244, 2040, 2042, 2044) said pneumatics module being configured to supply an independent vacuum or pressurized gas to each suction cup to enable the lifter head to pick up, transport, and deposit the coverslip on the slide, and wherein at least one of said independently operable control-valves is configured to allow both an immediate release of vacuum and a gradual release of vacuum. at least one coverslip (690, 1290); at least one slide containing a biological specimen; and at least one lifter head (610, 1010,1110, 1210, 1310, 1510, 1610, 2010) comprising a plate having a bottom surface with at least three individually controlled suction cups (630, 632, 634, 1030, 1032, 1033, 1130, 1132, 1134, 1330, 1332, 1334, 1530, 1532, 1534, 1630, 1632, 1634, 2030, 2032, 2034) arranged thereon, each of said suction cups being fluidly connected, by way of a gas conduit, to a pneumatics module, which includes a vacuum source, a pressure source, a pressure sensor, and an independently operable control-valve (2074, 2075, 2076) (952, 953) for each gas conduit (640, 642, 644, 1140, 1142, 1144, 1240, 1242, 1244, 2040, 2042, 2044) said pneumatics module being configured to supply an independent vacuum or pressurized gas to each suction cup to enable the lifter head to pick up, transport, and deposit the coverslip on the slide, and wherein at least one of said independently operable control-valves is configured to allow both an immediate release of vacuum and a gradual release of vacuum.
A disc brake for a commercial vehicle, comprising a brake caliper overlapping a brake disc and being displaceable in the direction thereof, and comprising a tensioning device arranged therein which exhibits two brake plungers that are arranged in parallel to and spaced from each other, to which a pressure piece resting against a tension-side brake pad is in each case connected, and comprising a reaction-side brake pad resting against a brake caliper back, characterized in that the tension-side brake pad with the applied pressure pieces, and the reaction-side brake pad with the brake caliper back are in form-fit connection in the brake caliper's direction of displacement, to which purpose undercuts are provided at the back side of a pad carrier plate of the respective brake pad (3, 3'), into which undercuts integrally formed driver wedges of the pressure pieces and the brake caliper back engage, wherein at least one undercut and the respective engaging driver wedge are different from the other undercuts and associated driver wedges in terms of coding.
A surgical instrument for fastening vertebrae via the posterior approach or via the posterolateral approach, the instrument being constituted by: • a tubular element formed of two legs (7, 8) separated by a recessed longitudinal zone, said legs (7, 8) being interconnected at their distal ends; • each of said legs (7,8) having, in its inside surface, a guide channel (12, 13) of dovetail cross-section; and • an insert having two diametrically opposite longitudinal slideways (10, 11) of dovetail cross-section complementary to the cross-section of said guide channels; the proximal end of each of the legs (7, 8) having anchor means arranged to come to engage in complementary means (20, 21) provided in the head of a pedicle screw by a transverse movement of said legs, said surgical instrument being characterized in that, at rest, said legs (7, 8) diverge in the proximal direction in such a manner as to avoid unstressed slippage of the insert in the proximal direction. • a tubular element formed of two legs (7, 8) separated by a recessed longitudinal zone, said legs (7, 8) being interconnected at their distal ends; • each of said legs (7,8) having, in its inside surface, a guide channel (12, 13) of dovetail cross-section; and • an insert having two diametrically opposite longitudinal slideways (10, 11) of dovetail cross-section complementary to the cross-section of said guide channels;
A system for the orthopedic treatment of injuries and/or misalignments of the lower leg and/or the ankle joint comprising a shoe having a shoe sole, an upper shoe and a stabilizing insert, wherein the stabilizing insert comprises a sole element and at least one stabilizing means for absorbing forces in the area of the lower leg and/or ankle joint, wherein the stabilizing insert is provided adjacent to a foot and the upper shoe of the shoe is designed to partially enclose the foot so that the stabilizing insert can be connected to the shoe, characterized in that the upper shoe has a closeable side via which the stabilizing insert can be inserted into the shoe while the stabilizing insert rests against the foot.
A bio-soluble inorganic fiber, comprised of, on a weight basis, 60 to 80 percent of SiO 2, 5 to 20 percent of MgO, 5 to 30 percent of CaO, 0.5 to 5 percent of Al 2 O 3 and 0.1 to 5 percent of BaO, and having a tensile strength of single fibers of 450 MPa and more, as determined according to JIS R 7601.
A bodily fluid drainage assembly, comprising: a fluid bag; and at least one cover characterised in that the cover is coupled to the fluid bag at a seam formed along a portion of a top side of the fluid bag, wherein the cover is movable relative to the fluid bag between a covered orientation in which the cover is configured to at least partially obscure observation of a fluid retained within the fluid bag and a viewing orientation in which a bottom end of the cover can be at least partially lifted such that the fluid bag can be directly viewed while a top end of the cover remains coupled to the fluid bag, wherein the cover comprises a first volume indicator that permits viewing of a portion of the fluid bag through the cover such that an approximate volume of fluid within the fluid bag can be ascertained while the cover is in the covered orientation. a fluid bag; and at least one cover characterised in that the cover is coupled to the fluid bag at a seam formed along a portion of a top side of the fluid bag, wherein the cover is movable relative to the fluid bag between a covered orientation in which the cover is configured to at least partially obscure observation of a fluid retained within the fluid bag and a viewing orientation in which a bottom end of the cover can be at least partially lifted such that the fluid bag can be directly viewed while a top end of the cover remains coupled to the fluid bag, wherein the cover comprises a first volume indicator that permits viewing of a portion of the fluid bag through the cover such that an approximate volume of fluid within the fluid bag can be ascertained while the cover is in the covered orientation.
An electrostatic atomization device comprising: an atomization electrode including a cylindrical electrode body and a base, which is formed at a basal end of the electrode body and has a larger diameter than the electrode body; a cooling means for cooling the atomization electrode from the base to produce condensed water on the atomization electrode, in which voltage is applied to the atomization electrode when the condensed water is produced to generate charged fine water droplets; and a partition plate including an insertion hole into which the electrode body of the atomization electrode is inserted, wherein the electrode body of the atomization electrode is inserted into the insertion hole with a predetermined gap extending between the electrode body and the wall that defines the insertion hole, characterized in that the partition plate and the base of the atomization electrode form a water collection region in between, wherein the water collection region is formed so as to be in communication with the insertion hole. an atomization electrode including a cylindrical electrode body and a base, which is formed at a basal end of the electrode body and has a larger diameter than the electrode body; a cooling means for cooling the atomization electrode from the base to produce condensed water on the atomization electrode, in which voltage is applied to the atomization electrode when the condensed water is produced to generate charged fine water droplets; and a partition plate including an insertion hole into which the electrode body of the atomization electrode is inserted, wherein the electrode body of the atomization electrode is inserted into the insertion hole with a predetermined gap extending between the electrode body and the wall that defines the insertion hole, characterized in that the partition plate and the base of the atomization electrode form a water collection region in between, wherein the water collection region is formed so as to be in communication with the insertion hole.
A method for operating an internal combustion engine, preferably a single-fuel internal combustion engine, comprising: compressing supplied air in a main combustion chamber and a prechamber of the internal combustion engine by moving a piston in the main combustion chamber to a top dead center position of a piston movement of the piston; feeding a pilot quantity of gas fuel, preferably methane, into the prechamber before the piston reaches the top dead center position; autoignition of the pilot quantity of gas fuel in the prechamber; feeding a main quantity of gas fuel into the prechamber after the autoignition; and ignition of the main quantity of gas fuel by the conditions in the prechamber that are brought about by the autoignited pilot quantity. compressing supplied air in a main combustion chamber and a prechamber of the internal combustion engine by moving a piston in the main combustion chamber to a top dead center position of a piston movement of the piston; feeding a pilot quantity of gas fuel, preferably methane, into the prechamber before the piston reaches the top dead center position; autoignition of the pilot quantity of gas fuel in the prechamber; feeding a main quantity of gas fuel into the prechamber after the autoignition; and ignition of the main quantity of gas fuel by the conditions in the prechamber that are brought about by the autoignited pilot quantity.
A laminate comprising: a first complexly-curved glass substrate having a first surface, a second surface opposite the first surface, and a first thickness therebetween; a second complexly-curved glass substrate having a third surface, a fourth surface opposite the third surface, and a second thickness therebetween, the second thickness is in a range from 0.1 mm to 1.4 mm; and a polymer interlayer affixed to the second surface and the third surface, wherein the complexly-curved glass substrates comprise a non-planar shape having curvature along two orthogonal axes that are different from one another comprising a radius of curvature of 5 meters or less along a first axis and along a second axis, the third and fourth surfaces respectively have compressive stress values such that the fourth surface has a compressive stress value that is greater than the compressive stress value of the third surface. a first complexly-curved glass substrate having a first surface, a second surface opposite the first surface, and a first thickness therebetween; a second complexly-curved glass substrate having a third surface, a fourth surface opposite the third surface, and a second thickness therebetween, the second thickness is in a range from 0.1 mm to 1.4 mm; and a polymer interlayer affixed to the second surface and the third surface, wherein the complexly-curved glass substrates comprise a non-planar shape having curvature along two orthogonal axes that are different from one another comprising a radius of curvature of 5 meters or less along a first axis and along a second axis, the third and fourth surfaces respectively have compressive stress values such that the fourth surface has a compressive stress value that is greater than the compressive stress value of the third surface.
Drainage body unit having at least one drainage body element, at least one first shaft element and at least one second shaft element, wherein - a cleaning element is arranged in the first shaft element between a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet, - a throttle element is arranged in the second shaft element between a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet, and - the shaft elements (11, 12) are fluid-connected or fluid-connectable to one or more drainage body elements. - a cleaning element is arranged in the first shaft element between a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet, - a throttle element is arranged in the second shaft element between a fluid inlet and a fluid outlet, and - the shaft elements (11, 12) are fluid-connected or fluid-connectable to one or more drainage body elements.