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A disk transferring device receiving disks delivered one by one at a disk reception opening and discharging the disks to a disk ejection opening, comprising: a disk guide path having first and second guide surfaces (212, 214) that guide a peripheral surface of each of the disks and third and fourth guide surfaces (216, 218) that guide a front surface and a back surface of the disk, the disk guide path extending from the disk reception opening toward the disk ejection opening; and first to n-th disk pushing means (504A to 504L, 506A to 506L) each protruding into the disk guide path and pushing the disks by making a rotational movement about a corresponding one of first to n-th (where n is a positive integer) rotational axis lines (332A to 332L) approximately perpendicular to the third and fourth guide surfaces (216, 218), the first and n-th rotational axis lines (332A to 332L) being arranged in a predetermined sequence from the disk reception opening toward the disk ejection opening, characterized in that in ones among the first to n-th disk pushing means (504A to 504L, 506A to 506L) that are adjacent to each other as a pair corresponding to each of the rotational axis lines, one of the disk pushing means making a rotational movement in a first rotational direction and another of the disk pushing means making a rotational movement in a second rotational direction opposite to the first rotational direction, and the first and second rotational axis lines (332A, 332B) being arranged to cross at a predetermined angle (α) when viewed from either one of the first and second guide surfaces (212, 214). a disk guide path having first and second guide surfaces (212, 214) that guide a peripheral surface of each of the disks and third and fourth guide surfaces (216, 218) that guide a front surface and a back surface of the disk, the disk guide path extending from the disk reception opening toward the disk ejection opening; and first to n-th disk pushing means (504A to 504L, 506A to 506L) each protruding into the disk guide path and pushing the disks by making a rotational movement about a corresponding one of first to n-th (where n is a positive integer) rotational axis lines (332A to 332L) approximately perpendicular to the third and fourth guide surfaces (216, 218), the first and n-th rotational axis lines (332A to 332L) being arranged in a predetermined sequence from the disk reception opening toward the disk ejection opening, characterized in that in ones among the first to n-th disk pushing means (504A to 504L, 506A to 506L) that are adjacent to each other as a pair corresponding to each of the rotational axis lines, one of the disk pushing means making a rotational movement in a first rotational direction and another of the disk pushing means making a rotational movement in a second rotational direction opposite to the first rotational direction, and the first and second rotational axis lines (332A, 332B) being arranged to cross at a predetermined angle (α) when viewed from either one of the first and second guide surfaces (212, 214).
An ointment or gel comprising: i) from 70 to 90 weight parts of water or a mixture of water and a humectant selected from glycerol, polyethylene glycol, and combinations thereof; ii) from 10 to 25 weight parts of a copolymer having the following block structure: HO-[CH 2 -CH 2 -O] a -[CH 2 -CH(CH 3)-O] b -[CH 2 -CH 2 -O] a -H wherein the ratio of a:b is from 2: 1 to 4: 1, and the molecular weight of said copolymer is from 9000 to 16000; iii) from 0.1 to 3.0 weight parts of xanthan gum; and iv) from 2.0 to 5.0 weight parts of an lidocaine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, for use in a method of treating pain in a chronic open wound in non-mucosal tissue, wherein treating comprises topically applying the ointment or gel to the chronic open wound in non-mucosal tissue after debriding the chronic open wound, applying an occlusive bandage to the chronic open wound after applying the ointment or gel; removing the occlusive bandage from the chronic open wound; and debriding the chronic open wound. i) from 70 to 90 weight parts of water or a mixture of water and a humectant selected from glycerol, polyethylene glycol, and combinations thereof; ii) from 10 to 25 weight parts of a copolymer having the following block structure: HO-[CH 2 -CH 2 -O] a -[CH 2 -CH(CH 3)-O] b -[CH 2 -CH 2 -O] a -H wherein the ratio of a:b is from 2: 1 to 4: 1, and the molecular weight of said copolymer is from 9000 to 16000; iii) from 0.1 to 3.0 weight parts of xanthan gum; and iv) from 2.0 to 5.0 weight parts of an lidocaine or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof,
A hearing aid having a first housing accommodating first circuitry, a second housing (62, 24) accommodating second circuitry, and a connector configured for interconnection of the first circuitry with the second circuitry, wherein the connector comprises a line consisting of two wires for transmission of a first signal between the first circuitry and the second circuitry, wherein the second circuitry includes a transmitter configured for transmission of a second signal with configuration information relating to the second circuitry to the first circuitry, and wherein the first signal does not contain the configuration information characterized in that the transmitter is configured for transmission of the second signal with configuration information to the first circuitry using the two wires for intermittently generating a series of voltage drops of a supply voltage of the first circuitry in the first housing.
A microbial composition comprising (i) HYTa and (ii) at least one of chitin, chitosan, glucosamine, and amino acids, wherein said HYTa comprises the microbes in ATCC Patent Deposit designation PTA-10973.
An apparatus comprising: a first input/output pad (1312, 1530b); a first resistor (1302, 1526) having a first terminal coupled to an end of a first transmission line (1314, 1506), and a second terminal coupled to the first input/output pad (1312, 1530b); a second resistor (1304, 1508) having a first terminal coupled to the first input/output pad, wherein the first resistor and the second resistor are configured to provide a combined resistance that matches a nominal value of a characteristic impedance of the first transmission line; a receiving circuit having an input coupled to the first input/output pad, wherein a second terminal of the second resistor is coupled to circuit ground or a common mode voltage level. a first input/output pad (1312, 1530b); a first resistor (1302, 1526) having a first terminal coupled to an end of a first transmission line (1314, 1506), and a second terminal coupled to the first input/output pad (1312, 1530b); a second resistor (1304, 1508) having a first terminal coupled to the first input/output pad, wherein the first resistor and the second resistor are configured to provide a combined resistance that matches a nominal value of a characteristic impedance of the first transmission line; a receiving circuit having an input coupled to the first input/output pad, wherein a second terminal of the second resistor is coupled to circuit ground or a common mode voltage level.
A movable air conditioner comprising: a housing; a middle partition plate arranged in the housing; and a volute arranged in the housing, characterised in that a fixing structure is arranged on the volute and the middle partition plate, the fixing structure surrounding the volute and configured to fix the volute on the middle partition plate. a housing; a middle partition plate arranged in the housing; and a volute arranged in the housing, characterised in that a fixing structure is arranged on the volute and the middle partition plate, the fixing structure surrounding the volute and configured to fix the volute on the middle partition plate.
A method for wireless communication by a user equipment, comprising: receiving (610; 1505; 1605: 1705) a physical random access channel, PRACH, resource configuration indicating a set of PRACH resources for transmitting a random access preamble message and a repetition thereof for a cell; determining that the PRACH resource configuration supports orthogonal cover codes, OCCs, based at least in part on the set of PRACH resources and an OCC applicability criterion associated with supporting the OCCs for the set of PRACH resources; identifying (615; 1510; 1610, 1615; 1710), the set of PRACH resources comprising a first subset of PRACH resources configured for performing system access using the OCCs and a second subset of PRACH resources not configured for supporting OCCs, wherein the identifying is based at least in part on the determination that the PRACH resource configuration supports the OCCs; and transmitting (625; 1520; 1625; 1720) the random access preamble message and its repetition for the system access based at least in part on determining whether to perform the system access on the cell using the first or the second subset of PRACH resources. receiving (610; 1505; 1605: 1705) a physical random access channel, PRACH, resource configuration indicating a set of PRACH resources for transmitting a random access preamble message and a repetition thereof for a cell; determining that the PRACH resource configuration supports orthogonal cover codes, OCCs, based at least in part on the set of PRACH resources and an OCC applicability criterion associated with supporting the OCCs for the set of PRACH resources; identifying (615; 1510; 1610, 1615; 1710), the set of PRACH resources comprising a first subset of PRACH resources configured for performing system access using the OCCs and a second subset of PRACH resources not configured for supporting OCCs, wherein the identifying is based at least in part on the determination that the PRACH resource configuration supports the OCCs; and transmitting (625; 1520; 1625; 1720) the random access preamble message and its repetition for the system access based at least in part on determining whether to perform the system access on the cell using the first or the second subset of PRACH resources.
An eye-tracked head-mounted display, comprising: a micro-display for generating an image to be viewed by a user, the micro-display having a display optical path and an exit pupil associated therewith; a first plane located at the micro-display and a second plane located at the exit pupil; an image sensor configured to receive reflected optical radiation from the second plane via reflection from a user's eye, the image sensor having a sensor optical path associated therewith; and display optics disposed in optical communication with the micro-display along the display optical path and in optical communication with the image sensor along the sensor optical path, the display optics having a selected surface closest to the micro-display and the image sensor, the display optics located relative to the micro-display and image sensor such that the display and image sensor optical paths impinge upon differing respective portions of the selected surface, wherein the display optical path differs from the sensor optical path such that the respective optical paths are tilted relative to one another at the second plane. a micro-display for generating an image to be viewed by a user, the micro-display having a display optical path and an exit pupil associated therewith; a first plane located at the micro-display and a second plane located at the exit pupil; an image sensor configured to receive reflected optical radiation from the second plane via reflection from a user's eye, the image sensor having a sensor optical path associated therewith; and display optics disposed in optical communication with the micro-display along the display optical path and in optical communication with the image sensor along the sensor optical path, the display optics having a selected surface closest to the micro-display and the image sensor, the display optics located relative to the micro-display and image sensor such that the display and image sensor optical paths impinge upon differing respective portions of the selected surface, wherein the display optical path differs from the sensor optical path such that the respective optical paths are tilted relative to one another at the second plane.
Oven with a cooking compartment which can be closed by an oven door and with at least one food carrier, into which oven the at least one food carrier can be inserted on sliding elements (9, 10) shaped in a flat, preferably rib-like manner on the cooking compartment walls, disposed on both sides of the cooking compartment,wherein the sliding elements (9, 10) possess flat sliding planes (9', 10') on the upper limit, on which food carriers slide, wherein a moulding (12, 14) is provided on at least one sliding element (9, 10) in the sliding plane (9', 10'), characterised in that the food carrier provided with a corresponding reciprocal moulding (13, 15) can be latched in the moulding (12, 14) to form a latch stop delimiting the pull-out movement of the food carrier such that when the food carrier loaded with food is extracted, a tilting or a complete detachment of the sliding elements (9, 10) guiding it is avoided.
A method for etching an indium tin oxide film of a capacitive touchscreen panel, where the indium tin oxide film is arranged on an insulating transparent substrate of the capacitive touchscreen panel, the indium tin oxide film comprising a gap portion delimited by a first set of laser etching traces, the gap portion having a zigzag shape, characterized in comprising: using laser etching to form a second set of laser etching traces and cut the gap portion into a plurality of segments that are divided by a plurality of transverse gaps, independent from and unconnected to each other, wherein the laser etching traces from the second set of laser etching traces are formed by laser etching along two lines that both pass through the plurality of transverse gaps and cross each other at the plurality of transverse gaps.
A communication system (100, 200), comprising: a host system configured to operate in a first power state and a low-power state, said host system further configured to execute at least one Always-On-Always-Connected, AOAC, application while in said first power state, wherein low-power state includes the S3 state as defined by the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface, ACPI, specification; circuitry (222, 224) configured to establish a communication link between said host system and an associated remote application server, said circuitry further configured to periodically transmit keep-alive messages (272, 306) to said remote application server while said host remains in said low-power state, said keep-alive messages configured to maintain connectivity and presence of said AOAC application with said remote application server while said host system is in said low-power state; and memory configured to store said keep-alive messages (272, 306), said memory configured to be accessible to said circuitry while said host system remains in said low-power state, wherein said host system is configured to initiate generating a list of pre-built keep-alive messages prior to transitioning to said low-power state. a host system configured to operate in a first power state and a low-power state, said host system further configured to execute at least one Always-On-Always-Connected, AOAC, application while in said first power state, wherein low-power state includes the S3 state as defined by the Advanced Configuration and Power Interface, ACPI, specification; circuitry (222, 224) configured to establish a communication link between said host system and an associated remote application server, said circuitry further configured to periodically transmit keep-alive messages (272, 306) to said remote application server while said host remains in said low-power state, said keep-alive messages configured to maintain connectivity and presence of said AOAC application with said remote application server while said host system is in said low-power state; and memory configured to store said keep-alive messages (272, 306), said memory configured to be accessible to said circuitry while said host system remains in said low-power state, wherein said host system is configured to initiate generating a list of pre-built keep-alive messages prior to transitioning to said low-power state.
A fluid metering valve, comprising: a flow circuit defined by the valve; a valve member disposed in the flow circuit, the valve member having a sealing portion and configured to be moved by a solenoid between a closed position and one or more open positions; a seat member defining one or more fluid outlets (313a, 313b), the seat member configured to receive the sealing portion in the closed position to seal the fluid outlets; an internal porting path defined through the sealing portion that is configured to fluidly connect a downstream side of the sealing portion with an upstream portion of the flow circuit in the closed position to reduce the effective pressure area of the valve member; wherein the seat member includes a cavity cup that defines a cavity in fluid communication with the downstream side of the sealing portion; and wherein the seat member includes one or more angled, curved, and/or coined walls; wherein the one or more fluid outlets are defined in the one or more angled, curved, and/or coined walls, and wherein the one or more fluid outlets include a plurality of holes and/or slots defined above the cavity cup, through the seat member, to an outlet cavity downstream of the fluid outlets. a flow circuit defined by the valve; a valve member disposed in the flow circuit, the valve member having a sealing portion and configured to be moved by a solenoid between a closed position and one or more open positions; a seat member defining one or more fluid outlets (313a, 313b), the seat member configured to receive the sealing portion in the closed position to seal the fluid outlets; an internal porting path defined through the sealing portion that is configured to fluidly connect a downstream side of the sealing portion with an upstream portion of the flow circuit in the closed position to reduce the effective pressure area of the valve member; wherein the seat member includes a cavity cup that defines a cavity in fluid communication with the downstream side of the sealing portion; and wherein the seat member includes one or more angled, curved, and/or coined walls; wherein the one or more fluid outlets are defined in the one or more angled, curved, and/or coined walls, and wherein the one or more fluid outlets include a plurality of holes and/or slots defined above the cavity cup, through the seat member, to an outlet cavity downstream of the fluid outlets.
A method of configuring a repeater in a mobile communication network, comprising: receiving information identifying a first set of scrambling codes from a repeater, wherein the first set of scrambling codes comprises one or more scrambling codes that are being used by base stations from which the repeater has received signals; determining a set of one or more unavailable scrambling codes based on the first set; selecting (606, 608, 610, 612) a scrambling code for the repeater based on the set of unavailable scrambling codes; and transmitting information identifying the selected scrambling code to the repeater. receiving information identifying a first set of scrambling codes from a repeater, wherein the first set of scrambling codes comprises one or more scrambling codes that are being used by base stations from which the repeater has received signals; determining a set of one or more unavailable scrambling codes based on the first set; selecting (606, 608, 610, 612) a scrambling code for the repeater based on the set of unavailable scrambling codes; and transmitting information identifying the selected scrambling code to the repeater.
An aircraft cabin management system (400; 600; 800), comprising: - a first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802); - a second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804) connected to the first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802) via a network; - a plurality of first cabin components (114, 116) for an aircraft cabin connected to the first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802), wherein a control unit of the first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802) is configured to communicate a control instruction to at least one of the plurality of first cabin components (114, 116) upon an input received via a user interface of the first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802), the control instruction enabling the at least one of the plurality of first cabin components (114, 116) to perform an operation in accordance with the control instruction, and wherein the control unit of the first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802) is further configured to be controllable by a control unit of the second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804) via the network to communicate a control instruction to the at least one of the plurality of first cabin components (114, 116) upon an input received via a user interface of the second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804), the control instruction enabling the at least one of the plurality of first cabin components (114, 116) to perform an operation in accordance with the control instruction, characterized in that the aircraft cabin management system (400; 600; 800) further comprises: - a plurality of second cabin components (114, 116) for the aircraft cabin connected to the second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804), wherein the control unit of the second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804) is configured to communicate a control instruction to at least one of the plurality of second cabin components (114, 116) upon an input received via the user interface of the second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804), the control instruction enabling the at least one of the plurality of second cabin components (114, 116) to perform an operation in accordance with the control instruction. - a first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802); - a second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804) connected to the first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802) via a network; - a plurality of first cabin components (114, 116) for an aircraft cabin connected to the first flight attendant panel (200; 402; 602; 802), - a plurality of second cabin components (114, 116) for the aircraft cabin connected to the second flight attendant panel (200; 404; 604; 804),