mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A primer set for isothermal amplification of hepatitis C virus and determining the genotype of hepatitis C virus containing at least one pair of primers each of which comprises at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of one base sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 1-10, 21 and 22, wherein the primer set contains at least one pair of primers selected from the following to: a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 1 and 2, respectively; a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 3 and 4, respectively, or a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 3 and 9, respectively; a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 5 and 6, respectively, or a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 5 and 10, respectively; a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 7 and 8, respectively; and a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 21 and 22, respectively. a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 1 and 2, respectively; a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 3 and 4, respectively, or a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 3 and 9, respectively; a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 5 and 6, respectively, or a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 5 and 10, respectively; a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 7 and 8, respectively; and a pair of primers comprising at least eighteen consecutive bases corresponding to the 3' end region of the base sequences of SEQ ID NOs: 21 and 22, respectively.
An ophthalmologic apparatus for measuring a movement of an eye to be inspected, comprising: a fundus image acquiring unit configured to acquire (step 302) a fundus image of the eye; and a measuring unit configured to measure (step 309) the movement of the eye, characterized by further comprising: an extracting unit configured to extract (step 303) at least one characteristic image from the fundus image, said characteristic image being a two-dimensional part of the fundus image used as a template, showing a characteristic point of the fundus; a determining unit configured to determine (step 305) a partial area of the fundus image, including the at least one characteristic image and having a size set according to a predicted movement amount, based on a predetermined time of measuring the movement of the eye; and a partial image acquiring unit configured to acquire (step 307) a partial fundus image by scanning an area on the fundus of the eye corresponding to the partial area; and in that the measuring unit is configured to measure the movement of the eye based on template matching of the at least one characteristic image, the template matching being executed with respect to the partial fundus image (step 308). a fundus image acquiring unit configured to acquire (step 302) a fundus image of the eye; and a measuring unit configured to measure (step 309) the movement of the eye, an extracting unit configured to extract (step 303) at least one characteristic image from the fundus image, said characteristic image being a two-dimensional part of the fundus image used as a template, showing a characteristic point of the fundus; a determining unit configured to determine (step 305) a partial area of the fundus image, including the at least one characteristic image and having a size set according to a predicted movement amount, based on a predetermined time of measuring the movement of the eye; and a partial image acquiring unit configured to acquire (step 307) a partial fundus image by scanning an area on the fundus of the eye corresponding to the partial area; and in that the measuring unit is configured to measure the movement of the eye based on template matching of the at least one characteristic image, the template matching being executed with respect to the partial fundus image (step 308).
A method of operating a portable terminal for controlling a hearing aid, the method comprising: capturing an image through a camera of the portable terminal; detecting at least one object in the captured image by extracting features of the captured image; analyzing, by a controller of the portable terminal, the detected at least one object to determine a surrounding situation of the portable terminal; determining, by the controller, the surrounding situation by comparing the analyzed at least one object with a stored object; generating, by the controller, a control signal to control a hearing mode of the hearing aid based on the determined surrounding situation; and transmitting, by the controller, the control signal to the hearing aid through a transceiver of the portable terminal; wherein the extracted features comprise points formed along a contour of the detected at least one object. capturing an image through a camera of the portable terminal; detecting at least one object in the captured image by extracting features of the captured image; analyzing, by a controller of the portable terminal, the detected at least one object to determine a surrounding situation of the portable terminal; determining, by the controller, the surrounding situation by comparing the analyzed at least one object with a stored object; generating, by the controller, a control signal to control a hearing mode of the hearing aid based on the determined surrounding situation; and transmitting, by the controller, the control signal to the hearing aid through a transceiver of the portable terminal; wherein the extracted features comprise points formed along a contour of the detected at least one object.
A method performed by a terminal in a wireless communication system, the method comprising: receiving (3m-05, 3n-05, 3s-05), a radio resource control, RRC, connection release message including a resume identity and paging area information; while the terminal is in an inactive mode, receiving (3m-30, 3m-35, 3n-20), a paging message including a paging identifier from a base station; identifying (3s-15), the paging identifier included in the paging message; if the paging identifier corresponds to a core network, CN, paging identifier, transmitting (3m-40), an RRC connection request message; or if the paging identifier corresponds to a radio access network, RAN, paging identifier, transmitting (3n-25) an RRC connection resume request message, and if the paging area information includes a cell identity, determining (3s-30, 3s-40), that a paging area for an inactive mode is a cell corresponding to the cell identity, and if the paging area information includes a RAN area identity, determining (3s-35, 3s-40) that a paging area for the inactive mode is a RAN area corresponding to the RAN area identity. receiving (3m-05, 3n-05, 3s-05), a radio resource control, RRC, connection release message including a resume identity and paging area information; while the terminal is in an inactive mode, receiving (3m-30, 3m-35, 3n-20), a paging message including a paging identifier from a base station; identifying (3s-15), the paging identifier included in the paging message; if the paging identifier corresponds to a core network, CN, paging identifier, transmitting (3m-40), an RRC connection request message; or if the paging identifier corresponds to a radio access network, RAN, paging identifier, transmitting (3n-25) an RRC connection resume request message, and if the paging area information includes a cell identity, determining (3s-30, 3s-40), that a paging area for an inactive mode is a cell corresponding to the cell identity, and if the paging area information includes a RAN area identity, determining (3s-35, 3s-40) that a paging area for the inactive mode is a RAN area corresponding to the RAN area identity.
Process for preparing isophorone by 1. catalysed aldol condensations with acetone as a reactant, 2. workup of the reaction product, 3. hydrolysis of the stream of value and separation into an organic fraction and an aqueous fraction, obtaining isophorone from the organic fraction, 4. distillative workup of the aqueous fraction in the presence of at least one antifoam and passing the vapours from the top of the distillative workup apparatus onward into the hydrolysis apparatus, characterized in that polyether polyols are used as antifoam. 1. catalysed aldol condensations with acetone as a reactant, 2. workup of the reaction product, 3. hydrolysis of the stream of value and separation into an organic fraction and an aqueous fraction, obtaining isophorone from the organic fraction, 4. distillative workup of the aqueous fraction in the presence of at least one antifoam and passing the vapours from the top of the distillative workup apparatus onward into the hydrolysis apparatus, characterized in that polyether polyols are used as antifoam.
Work station, in particular for use in hairdresser salons and the like, comprising a chair provided with a support structure directable according to a substantially vertical swinging axis, with a backrest connected with said support structure, and a seat associated with said backrest; said chair comprising rotatable coupling means, interposed between a fixed base of said chair and said support structure, said rotatable coupling means are made of a fifth-wheel coupling, predisposed to allow the rotation of said chair about said swinging axis; a basin extractable from said support structure to be placed, in use, frontally to said seat, to allow pedicure operations; at least one armrest (9a, 9b) arranged laterally to said seat, provided with at least one working compartment for manicure operations; a washbasin associable with said chair when said support structure is oriented towards said washbasin, to perform washing operations.
A process for producing a solar battery module comprising a plurality of solar battery cells electrically connected through a metal foil, comprising the steps of: providing a plurality of solar battery cells; and electrically connecting each solar battery cell to a metal foil by using a film-shaped adhesive (102a, 102b), wherein the adhesive comprises a conductive particle and an insulating adhesive composition, wherein the insulating adhesive composition comprises a film forming material, the film forming material is a phenoxy resin having a weight-average molecular weight of 10,000 to 10,000,000, and the content of the film forming material is 2% to 80% by mass to the total amount of the insulating adhesive composition. providing a plurality of solar battery cells; and electrically connecting each solar battery cell to a metal foil by using a film-shaped adhesive (102a, 102b), wherein the adhesive comprises a conductive particle and an insulating adhesive composition, wherein the insulating adhesive composition comprises a film forming material, the film forming material is a phenoxy resin having a weight-average molecular weight of 10,000 to 10,000,000, and the content of the film forming material is 2% to 80% by mass to the total amount of the insulating adhesive composition.
A metal decorative product having a metallic luster decoration coated packaging on at least one side of a substrate and enclosing a part with an RFID tag, said metal decorative product is characterized in that: the metallic luster decoration coated packaging being formed by coating an ink mixed with metal powder, in the metallic luster decoration coated packaging, the ink being used to make the metal powder and metal powder connection formed by the metal powder insulated and independent from each other, wherein the surface resistivity of the metallic luster decoration coated packaging is greater than or equal to 10 Ω/sq. the metallic luster decoration coated packaging being formed by coating an ink mixed with metal powder, in the metallic luster decoration coated packaging, the ink being used to make the metal powder and metal powder connection formed by the metal powder insulated and independent from each other, wherein the surface resistivity of the metallic luster decoration coated packaging is greater than or equal to 10 Ω/sq.
A gas processing system (200, 300), comprising: a microwave radiation source (204, 304) configured to generate microwave radiation (209, 309); a waveguide (205, 305) having a length and being coupled to the microwave radiant source (204, 304); and one or more gas inlets (202, 302) configured to provide supply gas and/or process gas (208a, 308a) into the waveguide (205, 305); wherein, in use, the waveguide (205, 305) serves as a reaction chamber, wherein the microwave radiation source (204, 304) is configured such that, in use, the direction of propagation of the microwave radiation (209, 309) is parallel to the majority of the flow of the supply gas and/or the process gas (208a, 308a) in the waveguide, and the microwave radiation (209, 309) generates a plasma in the supply gas and/or the process gas (208a, 308a), and wherein the microwave radiation source (204, 304) is coupled to the waveguide (205, 305) upstream of the portion (L 0) of the waveguide (205, 305) where separated components of a gas are generated. a microwave radiation source (204, 304) configured to generate microwave radiation (209, 309); a waveguide (205, 305) having a length and being coupled to the microwave radiant source (204, 304); and one or more gas inlets (202, 302) configured to provide supply gas and/or process gas (208a, 308a) into the waveguide (205, 305); wherein, in use, the waveguide (205, 305) serves as a reaction chamber, wherein the microwave radiation source (204, 304) is configured such that, in use, the direction of propagation of the microwave radiation (209, 309) is parallel to the majority of the flow of the supply gas and/or the process gas (208a, 308a) in the waveguide, and the microwave radiation (209, 309) generates a plasma in the supply gas and/or the process gas (208a, 308a), and wherein the microwave radiation source (204, 304) is coupled to the waveguide (205, 305) upstream of the portion (L 0) of the waveguide (205, 305) where separated components of a gas are generated.
A method for joining rotor blade segments of a rotor blade, the method comprising: placing at least one inflatable internal bladder at least partially within at least one of a first blade segment or a second blade segment; arranging a first joint end of the first blade segment with a second joint end of the second blade segment at a joint, each of the first and second joint ends (62, 64) comprising at least one thermoplastic material; arranging the first and second joints ends (62, 64) in an end-to-end orientation with the at least one thermoplastic material of each of the first and second joint ends contacting each other; inflating the at least one internal bladder so as to provide an internal pressure at the joint from within the first and second blade segments (21, 23); and, applying heat to the thermoplastic materials at the first and second joint ends (62, 64) so as to join the first and second rotor blade segments (21, 23); characterized in that the internal bladder remains in place after the first and second joint ends are joined. placing at least one inflatable internal bladder at least partially within at least one of a first blade segment or a second blade segment; arranging a first joint end of the first blade segment with a second joint end of the second blade segment at a joint, each of the first and second joint ends (62, 64) comprising at least one thermoplastic material; arranging the first and second joints ends (62, 64) in an end-to-end orientation with the at least one thermoplastic material of each of the first and second joint ends contacting each other; inflating the at least one internal bladder so as to provide an internal pressure at the joint from within the first and second blade segments (21, 23); and, applying heat to the thermoplastic materials at the first and second joint ends (62, 64) so as to join the first and second rotor blade segments (21, 23); characterized in that the internal bladder remains in place after the first and second joint ends are joined.
A method of transferring materials in space, the method comprising: launching a spacecraft (100, 300) comprising a storage container (105, 310); positioning the spacecraft (100, 300) in a first orbit, transferring the spacecraft (100, 300) to a second orbit; docking the spacecraft (100, 300) with a satellite in the second orbit; transferring material between the storage container (105, 310) and the satellite; and undocking the spacecraft (100, 300) from the satellite; characterised in that transferring material to the satellite comprises deploying a flexible container (505, 705, 805) on the satellite to receive the material; and wherein deploying the flexible container (505, 705, 805) comprises extending the flexible container (505, 705, 805) away from the satellite. launching a spacecraft (100, 300) comprising a storage container (105, 310); positioning the spacecraft (100, 300) in a first orbit, transferring the spacecraft (100, 300) to a second orbit; docking the spacecraft (100, 300) with a satellite in the second orbit; transferring material between the storage container (105, 310) and the satellite; and undocking the spacecraft (100, 300) from the satellite; characterised in that transferring material to the satellite comprises deploying a flexible container (505, 705, 805) on the satellite to receive the material; and wherein deploying the flexible container (505, 705, 805) comprises extending the flexible container (505, 705, 805) away from the satellite.
A path node determining method, used to determine, in an IP Multimedia Subsystem, IMS, network which comprises multiple signaling media gateways, signaling media gateway(s) which serves as media path node(s) of one call, characterized in that, for any one of the signaling media gateways in the IMS network, the method comprises: when receiving a first Session Description Protocol, SDP, offer, transmitting a first SDP offer carrying a first path parameter, wherein a network segment identifier of the signaling media gateway is added in the first path parameter of the transmitted first SDP offer; when receiving a first SDP answer for the transmitted first SDP offer, judging, according to a second path parameter in the received first SDP answer or the first path parameter in the transmitted first SDP offer, whether the signaling media gateway is a path node; and transmitting the first SDP answer which carries or does not carry the second path parameter, wherein the signaling media gateway further needs to judge whether subsequent nodes support the receiving of the second path parameter, if the subsequent nodes of the signaling media gateway do not support the receiving of the second path parameter, the second path parameter is not carried in the first SDP answer, otherwise, the second path parameter is carried in the first SDP answer; wherein gateway devices capable of processing IMS signaling and media are uniformly referred to as the signaling media gateway. when receiving a first Session Description Protocol, SDP, offer, transmitting a first SDP offer carrying a first path parameter, wherein a network segment identifier of the signaling media gateway is added in the first path parameter of the transmitted first SDP offer; when receiving a first SDP answer for the transmitted first SDP offer, judging, according to a second path parameter in the received first SDP answer or the first path parameter in the transmitted first SDP offer, whether the signaling media gateway is a path node; and transmitting the first SDP answer which carries or does not carry the second path parameter, wherein the signaling media gateway further needs to judge whether subsequent nodes support the receiving of the second path parameter, if the subsequent nodes of the signaling media gateway do not support the receiving of the second path parameter, the second path parameter is not carried in the first SDP answer, otherwise, the second path parameter is carried in the first SDP answer; wherein gateway devices capable of processing IMS signaling and media are uniformly referred to as the signaling media gateway.
A compound selected from the group consisting of the following compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts and pharmaceutically acceptable solvates: N-1-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-1-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1 -(4-cyclopropyl-3-methyl)phenethylbiguanide, N-1-(3-(4-cyclopropylphenyl)propyl)biguanide, N-1-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)methyl)biguanide, N-1-(2-(2,3-dihydro-1H-inden-5-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1-tert-butyl-N-5-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)methyl)biguanide, N-1-methyl-N-5-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1-propyl-N-5-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)ethyl)biguanide, and N-1-(2,3-dihydro-1H-inden-2-yl)biguanide. N-1-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-1-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1 -(4-cyclopropyl-3-methyl)phenethylbiguanide, N-1-(3-(4-cyclopropylphenyl)propyl)biguanide, N-1-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)methyl)biguanide, N-1-(2-(2,3-dihydro-1H-inden-5-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1-tert-butyl-N-5-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)methyl)biguanide, N-1-methyl-N-5-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)ethyl)biguanide, N-1-propyl-N-5-(2-(5,6,7,8-tetrahydronaphthalen-2-yl)ethyl)biguanide, and N-1-(2,3-dihydro-1H-inden-2-yl)biguanide.
Transition between a track section laid in a ballast bed and a track section constructed as a fixed track, with a levelling unit mounted on the fixed track (14; 16) at an abutment point between the two types of track and extending over a transition zone into the ballast bed under the track section laid therein and supporting the track section lying above.