mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A kit for measuring a measurement target substance in a biological sample, the kit comprising: a labeled particle having a first binding substance capable of binding to a measurement target substance and having a first blocking agent; and a substrate having a second binding substance capable of binding to any one of the measurement target substance or the first binding substance and having a second blocking agent, wherein the labeled particle is a luminescent labeled particle containing at least one kind of compound represented by Formula and a particle, and the first blocking agent and the second blocking agent are different from each other, in Formula, Y 1 and Y 2 each represent a fluorine atom,; R 3 represents a hydrogen atom; Ar 3 and Ar 4 each independently represent an aryl group, each of which may have a substituent; R 4 to R 11 each independently represent a hydrogen atom or an aryl group wherein the aryl groups may have a substituent; and at least one of R 4,..., or R 7 represents an aryl group which may have a substituent, and at least one of R 8,..., or R 11 represents an aryl group which may have a substituent. a labeled particle having a first binding substance capable of binding to a measurement target substance and having a first blocking agent; and a substrate having a second binding substance capable of binding to any one of the measurement target substance or the first binding substance and having a second blocking agent, wherein the labeled particle is a luminescent labeled particle containing at least one kind of compound represented by Formula and a particle, and the first blocking agent and the second blocking agent are different from each other, in Formula, Y 1 and Y 2 each represent a fluorine atom,; R 3 represents a hydrogen atom; Ar 3 and Ar 4 each independently represent an aryl group, each of which may have a substituent; R 4 to R 11 each independently represent a hydrogen atom or an aryl group wherein the aryl groups may have a substituent; and at least one of R 4,..., or R 7 represents an aryl group which may have a substituent, and at least one of R 8,..., or R 11 represents an aryl group which may have a substituent.
A golf club comprising: a shaft adapter having a first end and a second end along a first axis, the shaft adapter further comprising a bore having a cross-sectional shape along a second axis configured to attach to a shaft member on the second axis, and wherein the second end of the shaft adapter is configured to engage a head adapter, and wherein an exterior surface of the second end of the shaft adapter has a cross-sectional shape of a regular polygon; and a head adapter having a first end and a second end along a first axis, the head adapter further comprising a bore having a shape of a regular polygon along a second axis that is shaped to receive the second end of the shaft adapter in a plurality of different orientations, and wherein the second end of the head adapter is configured to engage a hosel area of a club head, wherein the second end of the head adapter is shaped so that it can be received within the hosel area of the club head in a plurality of different orientations and wherein the second axis of the shaft adapter is off-set from the first axis of the shaft adapter and the second axis of the head adapter is off-set from the first axis of the head adapter. a shaft adapter having a first end and a second end along a first axis, the shaft adapter further comprising a bore having a cross-sectional shape along a second axis configured to attach to a shaft member on the second axis, and wherein the second end of the shaft adapter is configured to engage a head adapter, and wherein an exterior surface of the second end of the shaft adapter has a cross-sectional shape of a regular polygon; and a head adapter having a first end and a second end along a first axis, the head adapter further comprising a bore having a shape of a regular polygon along a second axis that is shaped to receive the second end of the shaft adapter in a plurality of different orientations, and wherein the second end of the head adapter is configured to engage a hosel area of a club head, wherein the second end of the head adapter is shaped so that it can be received within the hosel area of the club head in a plurality of different orientations and wherein the second axis of the shaft adapter is off-set from the first axis of the shaft adapter and the second axis of the head adapter is off-set from the first axis of the head adapter.
A fixing device comprising: a fixing roller rotatable in a predetermined direction of rotation; a pressing roller disposed parallel to and pressed against the fixing roller to form a fixing nip therebetween through which a recording medium bearing a toner image is conveyed; a heater adapted to heat the fixing roller, disposed opposite a circumferential surface of the fixing roller and upstream from the fixing nip a predetermined circumferential distance along the circumferential surface of the fixing roller in the direction of rotation of the fixing roller; and a heater driver operatively connected to the heater adapted to turn on and off the heater, a timing calculator adapted to calculate a reference time at which a trailing end portion of the recording medium in a conveyance direction of the recording medium reaches the fixing nip; and a heater driver controller operatively connected to the timing calculator and the heater driver adapted to cause the heater driver to turn off the heater at a turn-off time earlier than the reference time calculated by the timing calculator, wherein the turn-off time is earlier than the reference time by a predetermined period of time (At; Δt') corresponding to a time required for the fixing roller to rotate the predetermined circumferential distance between a first position which is a heated portion of the fixing roller and a second position which is disposed at the center of the fixing nip in the direction of rotation of the fixing roller. a fixing roller rotatable in a predetermined direction of rotation; a pressing roller disposed parallel to and pressed against the fixing roller to form a fixing nip therebetween through which a recording medium bearing a toner image is conveyed; a heater adapted to heat the fixing roller, disposed opposite a circumferential surface of the fixing roller and upstream from the fixing nip a predetermined circumferential distance along the circumferential surface of the fixing roller in the direction of rotation of the fixing roller; and a heater driver operatively connected to the heater adapted to turn on and off the heater, a timing calculator adapted to calculate a reference time at which a trailing end portion of the recording medium in a conveyance direction of the recording medium reaches the fixing nip; and a heater driver controller operatively connected to the timing calculator and the heater driver adapted to cause the heater driver to turn off the heater at a turn-off time earlier than the reference time calculated by the timing calculator, wherein the turn-off time is earlier than the reference time by a predetermined period of time (At; Δt') corresponding to a time required for the fixing roller to rotate the predetermined circumferential distance between a first position which is a heated portion of the fixing roller and a second position which is disposed at the center of the fixing nip in the direction of rotation of the fixing roller.
An endoprosthesis, comprising: a tubular member including a polymer matrix and a plurality of fibers in the matrix, the fibers having a stiffness greater than the stiffness of the polymer and being oriented substantially circumferentially relative to a longitudinal axis of the tubular member or being oriented substantially radially relative to the tubular member characterised in that, the fibers have a length of less than 1 mm. a tubular member including a polymer matrix and a plurality of fibers in the matrix, the fibers having a stiffness greater than the stiffness of the polymer and being oriented substantially circumferentially relative to a longitudinal axis of the tubular member or being oriented substantially radially relative to the tubular member characterised in that, the fibers have a length of less than 1 mm.
A method performed by a terminal (116, 1800) in a wireless communication system, the me thod comprising: identifying a portion of a second part of channel state information, CSI part 2, to be transmitted based on a priority of each of a plurality of CSIs in the CSI part 2; mapping a first part of the CSI, CSI part 1, and the identified portion of the CSI part 2 to bits of uplink control information, UCI; and transmitting, to a base station, the mapped UCI on a physical uplink shared channel, PUSCH, wherein the CSI part 1 includes a rank indicator, RI, and a channel quality indicator, CQI, and wherein the CSI part 2 includes a precoding matrix index, PMI, wherein a priority of a CSI report corresponding to one or more subband CSI in the CSI part 2 is determined based on a serving cell index, and wherein a priority of a CSI report corresponding to one or more subband CSI with a larger serving cell index is lower than a priority of CSI report corresponding to one or more subband CSI with a lower serving cell index. identifying a portion of a second part of channel state information, CSI part 2, to be transmitted based on a priority of each of a plurality of CSIs in the CSI part 2; mapping a first part of the CSI, CSI part 1, and the identified portion of the CSI part 2 to bits of uplink control information, UCI; and transmitting, to a base station, the mapped UCI on a physical uplink shared channel, PUSCH, wherein the CSI part 1 includes a rank indicator, RI, and a channel quality indicator, CQI, and wherein the CSI part 2 includes a precoding matrix index, PMI, wherein a priority of a CSI report corresponding to one or more subband CSI in the CSI part 2 is determined based on a serving cell index, and wherein a priority of a CSI report corresponding to one or more subband CSI with a larger serving cell index is lower than a priority of CSI report corresponding to one or more subband CSI with a lower serving cell index.
A method for synchronising time between a plurality of nodes (11a-c) of a converter device for high voltage power conversion, wherein each of the plurality of nodes comprises a processor and a memory, the method being performed in a first node which comprises a power converter cell of the converter device and the method comprising the steps of: receiving a time reference from a second node; obtaining a delay value for receiving time references from the second node; determining a compensated time by adding the delay value to the time reference; setting a clock in the first node to be the compensated time; and sending the compensated time as a time reference to a third node. receiving a time reference from a second node; obtaining a delay value for receiving time references from the second node; determining a compensated time by adding the delay value to the time reference; setting a clock in the first node to be the compensated time; and sending the compensated time as a time reference to a third node.
An air filter cartridge comprising: (a) a media pack surrounding an open interior and having first and second, opposite, ends; (b) a first end cap positioned on the first end of the media pack; (i) the first end cap having a central air flow aperture therethrough; (c) a housing seal on the first end cap; (d) a second end cap positioned on the second end of the media pack; (i) the second end cap being a closed end cap; and; (ii) the second end cap including a central projection arrangement thereon projecting in a direction away from the first end cap; characterized in that the projection arrangement being non-circular and including at least one arcuate section; the at least one arcuate section defining a curvature that does not correspond to a segment of a circle surrounding a center of the projection; the projection arrangement comprises a plurality of outwardly directed convex sections alternating with a plurality of inwardly directed convex sections; the projection arrangement comprises a continuous serpentine wall which wall comprises a serpentine outer surface and a serpentine inner surface. (a) a media pack surrounding an open interior and having first and second, opposite, ends; (b) a first end cap positioned on the first end of the media pack; (i) the first end cap having a central air flow aperture therethrough; (i) the first end cap having a central air flow aperture therethrough; (c) a housing seal on the first end cap; (d) a second end cap positioned on the second end of the media pack; (i) the second end cap being a closed end cap; and; (ii) the second end cap including a central projection arrangement thereon projecting in a direction away from the first end cap; (i) the second end cap being a closed end cap; and; (ii) the second end cap including a central projection arrangement thereon projecting in a direction away from the first end cap; the projection arrangement being non-circular and including at least one arcuate section; the at least one arcuate section defining a curvature that does not correspond to a segment of a circle surrounding a center of the projection; the projection arrangement comprises a plurality of outwardly directed convex sections alternating with a plurality of inwardly directed convex sections; the projection arrangement comprises a continuous serpentine wall which wall comprises a serpentine outer surface and a serpentine inner surface.
Gas regulator fitting with electronic ignition for a gas-fired heating device or the like with an electronic control unit fed by a voltage source, a thermoelectric ignition safety valve controllable by a ignition safety magnet and a main valve which jointly serve both as a safety pilot and as a means of splitting the gas flow into proportions for a main burner and a pilot light, and are accommodated with additional, secondary functional elements in a segmented housing, a tappet arranged axially to the ignition safety valve and the main valve, which protrudes from the gas-conducting chamber of the housing and can be activated in a longitudinal direction against the force of a return spring such that the ignition safety valve is in the open position and the main valve is in the closed position, and with a micro switch arranged on the housing and connected to the electronic control unit, said micro switch assuming its closed position on a manual actuation of the tappet in a longitudinal direction against the force of the return spring so that when the gas regulator fitting is in its deactivated state an electrical signal is received by the electronic control unit, whereby said control unit is activated and thus the gas flowing through the opened ignition safety valve is ignited, wherein the ignition safety magnet is excited by a current flowing across the micro switch on activation of the gas regulator fitting, and a second micro switch series-connected in the thermal current circuit is arranged on the housing and assumes its open position on a manual actuation of the tappet in a longitudinal direction against the force of the return spring, characterised in that both micro switches (13; 14) can be operated in such a way via the selector contours (15; 16) assigned to them and located on the tappet that the first micro switch is closed, before the second micro switch is opened, whereas the second micro switch is closed, before the first micro switch is opened when the tappet assumes its initial position under the force of the return spring.
A resource configuration method for a radio communication system with high speed uplink packet access HSUPA technology, characterized by comprising: acquiring, by a radio network controller, capability information of a base station BS wherein the capability information of the BS comprises information indicating whether the BS has a channel power boost capability; acquiring, by the radio network controller, capability information of a user equipment UE wherein the capability information of the UE comprises information indicating whether the UE has the channel power boost capability; and notifying, by the radio network controller, the BS to configure resources for performing channel estimation by using the channel power boost capability for the UE if the UE and the BS both have the channel power boost capability. acquiring, by a radio network controller, capability information of a base station BS wherein the capability information of the BS comprises information indicating whether the BS has a channel power boost capability; acquiring, by the radio network controller, capability information of a user equipment UE wherein the capability information of the UE comprises information indicating whether the UE has the channel power boost capability; and notifying, by the radio network controller, the BS to configure resources for performing channel estimation by using the channel power boost capability for the UE if the UE and the BS both have the channel power boost capability.
An apparatus for increasing the flow rate of water supplied to a water delivery pipe system above the flow rate achieved using mains water alone comprising: a) a water inlet for connection to a mains water supply; b) a water outlet for connection to a water delivery pipe system; c) a first non-return valve between the water inlet and the water outlet; and d) a loop for pressurising the water comprising: i) a loop inlet connected between the water inlet and the first non- return valve; ii) a loop outlet connected on the downstream side of the first non-return valve; iii) a second non return valve connected in series to a pump; whereby in use water at the mains pressure enters the water inlet, the water is pressurised by the pump and a positive pressure develops in the water delivery pipe system, the pressurised water being delivered to the water outlet at a flow rate which exceeds the flow rate achieved using the mains water supply pressure, the apparatus characterised in that a pressure limiting valve is installed in series to the first non return valve at the downstream side of where the loop outlet is connected; and an expansion vessel being provided in series to the pump. a) a water inlet for connection to a mains water supply; b) a water outlet for connection to a water delivery pipe system; c) a first non-return valve between the water inlet and the water outlet; and d) a loop for pressurising the water comprising: i) a loop inlet connected between the water inlet and the first non- return valve; ii) a loop outlet connected on the downstream side of the first non-return valve; iii) a second non return valve connected in series to a pump; whereby in use water at the mains pressure enters the water inlet, the water is pressurised by the pump and a positive pressure develops in the water delivery pipe system, the pressurised water being delivered to the water outlet at a flow rate which exceeds the flow rate achieved using the mains water supply pressure, the apparatus characterised in that a pressure limiting valve is installed in series to the first non return valve at the downstream side of where the loop outlet is connected; and an expansion vessel being provided in series to the pump. i) a loop inlet connected between the water inlet and the first non- return valve; ii) a loop outlet connected on the downstream side of the first non-return valve; iii) a second non return valve connected in series to a pump; whereby in use water at the mains pressure enters the water inlet, the water is pressurised by the pump and a positive pressure develops in the water delivery pipe system, the pressurised water being delivered to the water outlet at a flow rate which exceeds the flow rate achieved using the mains water supply pressure, the apparatus characterised in that a pressure limiting valve is installed in series to the first non return valve at the downstream side of where the loop outlet is connected; and an expansion vessel being provided in series to the pump.
Tyre having a tread band provided with at least one tread band portion (20, 21, 22, 25), comprising: - at least one groove (3, 4, 5, 6, 7) and/or at least one tread band edge; - at least one wall of said at least one tread band edge; - at least one tread band wear indicator, located on said at least one wall; - said tread band wear indicator comprises at least a plurality of radially superimposed notches extending substantially parallel to one another at a predetermined distance; - the notches of a same tread band wear indicator extend in radial direction, starting from the radially outermost surface of the tread band portion (20, 21, 22, 25) on which said tread band wear indicator is located, by at least 1 cm; - said tread band comprises at least one transverse groove (8, 9, 23, 26) suitable for defining two circumferentially adjacent blocks facing said substantially transverse groove (8, 9, 23, 26); - the tyre comprising for each of said two circumferentially adjacent blocks at least one tread band wear indicator, located on at least one wall of said tread band edge delimiting both blocks of said two circumferentially adjacent blocks. - at least one groove (3, 4, 5, 6, 7) and/or at least one tread band edge; - at least one wall of said at least one tread band edge; - at least one tread band wear indicator, located on said at least one wall; - said tread band wear indicator comprises at least a plurality of radially superimposed notches extending substantially parallel to one another at a predetermined distance; - the notches of a same tread band wear indicator extend in radial direction, starting from the radially outermost surface of the tread band portion (20, 21, 22, 25) on which said tread band wear indicator is located, by at least 1 cm; - said tread band comprises at least one transverse groove (8, 9, 23, 26) suitable for defining two circumferentially adjacent blocks facing said substantially transverse groove (8, 9, 23, 26); - the tyre comprising for each of said two circumferentially adjacent blocks at least one tread band wear indicator, located on at least one wall of said tread band edge delimiting both blocks of said two circumferentially adjacent blocks.
A lubrication system for a planetary gear, the planetary gear comprises a sun gear rotationally fixedly arranged on a first shaft, a number of planet gears rotatably supported by planet gear bearings and a planet gear carrier rotationally fixedly arranged on a second shaft, wherein the lubrication system comprises a lubrication passage adapted to direct lubricant from one of the shafts (14,15) to the planet gear bearings, the lubrication passage comprises a first passage part extending through the planet gear carrier from an inlet opening to a first outlet opening, the first passage part comprises a second outlet opening having a centre axis and adapted to direct lubricant through a third passage part having a first cross-sectional area, to a first engagement area between the sun gear and the planet gears, wherein the second outlet opening is located at a shorter first radial distance from a rotation axis of the sun gear than the first outlet opening, characterized in that a flow restrictor is arranged in the first passage part, the flow restrictor delimits a gap having a third cross-sectional area, between an interior surface of the first passage part and the restrictor, the flow restrictor comprises at least one restriction having a lubrication inlet end, a lubrication outlet end and a second cross-sectional area, the lubrication inlet end is arranged at a second radial distance from the rotation axis, which is substantially the same as the first radial distance from the rotation axis to the centre axis or arranged at a second radial distance closer to the rotation axis than the first radial distance of the centre axis.