mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A method for styling, in particular for straightening, keratin-containing fibers, in particular human hair, in which (i) a pretreatment agent, containing amino-functional silicone(s) having terminal hydroxyl group(s), is applied to the keratin fibers, wherein the pretreatment agent contains, based on its weight, from 0.00001 to 5 wt.% branched, ethoxylated tridecanol (INCI name: Trideceth-5) or α-iso-tridecyl-ω-hydroxy polyglycol ether (INCI name: Trideceth-10) or mixtures thereof, (ii) the fibers are optionally dried, (iii) the fibers are treated in the moist or dried state with a styling agent that contains, based on the weight of the reshaping agent, from 0.05 to 20 wt.% guanidine and/or guanidinium salt(s), (iv) the fibers are optionally straightened using a comb or a brush during the styling treatment, (v) the fibers are shampooed using a shampoo which has a pH of from 2.5 to 6.5, rinsed and neutralized, and (vi) the fibers are optionally subsequently also mechanically deformed from exposure to heat. (i) a pretreatment agent, containing amino-functional silicone(s) having terminal hydroxyl group(s), is applied to the keratin fibers, wherein the pretreatment agent contains, based on its weight, from 0.00001 to 5 wt.% branched, ethoxylated tridecanol (INCI name: Trideceth-5) or α-iso-tridecyl-ω-hydroxy polyglycol ether (INCI name: Trideceth-10) or mixtures thereof, (ii) the fibers are optionally dried, (iii) the fibers are treated in the moist or dried state with a styling agent that contains, based on the weight of the reshaping agent, from 0.05 to 20 wt.% guanidine and/or guanidinium salt(s), (iv) the fibers are optionally straightened using a comb or a brush during the styling treatment, (v) the fibers are shampooed using a shampoo which has a pH of from 2.5 to 6.5, rinsed and neutralized, and (vi) the fibers are optionally subsequently also mechanically deformed from exposure to heat.
An instrument for detecting microcolonies of target cells in a sample, said instrument comprising: (a) a photoelectric array detector having collection optics to detect a detection area having at least one dimension that is ≥ 1 mm without magnifying said detection area by more than 5-fold; (b) an illumination source that illuminates said detection area; and (c) a computer programmed to receive data collected by said photoelectric array detector, and programmed for image analysis comprising analyzing said data to detect one or more microcolonies having a measurement of less than 50 microns in at least two orthogonal dimensions, and programmed to quantify the number of microcolonies detected in said detection area, wherein said instrument detects an intrinsic optical property of the microcolonies and wherein said cells in said one or more microcolonies remain competent to replicate following detection. (a) a photoelectric array detector having collection optics to detect a detection area having at least one dimension that is ≥ 1 mm without magnifying said detection area by more than 5-fold; (b) an illumination source that illuminates said detection area; and (c) a computer programmed to receive data collected by said photoelectric array detector, and programmed for image analysis comprising analyzing said data to detect one or more microcolonies having a measurement of less than 50 microns in at least two orthogonal dimensions, and programmed to quantify the number of microcolonies detected in said detection area, wherein said instrument detects an intrinsic optical property of the microcolonies and wherein said cells in said one or more microcolonies remain competent to replicate following detection.
Container with a container body, a closure cap and a tamperproof ring which is connected to said closure cap by way of breakaway webs, wherein arresting projections which protrude outwards are provided on a shoulder of the container body at a mutual distance in circumferential direction, formed in such a way that they interact with arresting projections protruding inwards and arranged at a distance on the tamperproof ring, wherein the closure cap has one or more first driver elements extending in axial direction, which are formed in such a way that they act on one or more second driver elements of the tamperproof ring that extend in axial direction, when the container is opened for the first time, and thereby push the tamperproof ring away from the closure cap, wherein the shoulder of the container body is provided with an annular engaging means (22; 22.1, 22.2) for receiving at least an engaging element provided on the tamperproof ring, during the first opening, characterized in that the annular engaging means (22; 22.1, 22.2) of the shoulder of the container body has at least a first and a second annular groove (22.1, 22.2) for receiving the at least one engaging element of the tamperproof ring when the container is opened for the first time, wherein the at least one engaging element of the tamperproof ring is formed as engaging projection, wherein the second annular groove (22.2) is located at a distance from the first groove (22.1) in axial direction, wherein the second groove (22.2) is arranged farther away in axial direction from the screwed closure cap than the first groove (22.1) and wherein the at least one engaging projection of the tamperproof ring is engaged in the first groove (22.1) before the first opening of the container and, as a result of the interaction of the one or more first driver elements during screwing of the closure cap with the one or the more second driver elements of the tamperproof ring, is engaged in the second groove (22.2) after the container is opened for the first time.
A grip ring for a pipe comprising: a plurality of grip elements radially evenly distributed around the circumference of the grip ring to form a ring, each grip element (10, 28) comprising four walls (12, 14, 16, 18) and a top outer surface which is integral to all four walls, wherein two of said walls comprise angled side walls (12, 16) that convert the grip element into a wedge-like structure, wherein said grip element (10, 28) has a floor closure, and wherein the floor closures of the grip elements in combination form a section of a slice of a cone cut parallel to the cone base, characterised in that the top outer surface of the grip element is provided with an array of large and small gripping teeth, the sharp edges of all said teeth (22, 24) facing the higher of the two end walls (14, 18), with the large teeth projecting from the surface of the top outer surface further than the small teeth; and wherein all the teeth (22, 24) of the grip element face inwards towards the center of the ring, and the top outer surfaces together form an internal surface which is parallel to a pipe surface of a pipe and of a diameter very slightly larger than the pipe diameter, and wherein each pair of adjacent grip elements are connected to each other with an individual coil spring attached to side walls of the adjacent grip elements. a plurality of grip elements radially evenly distributed around the circumference of the grip ring to form a ring, each grip element (10, 28) comprising four walls (12, 14, 16, 18) and a top outer surface which is integral to all four walls, wherein two of said walls comprise angled side walls (12, 16) that convert the grip element into a wedge-like structure, wherein said grip element (10, 28) has a floor closure, and wherein the floor closures of the grip elements in combination form a section of a slice of a cone cut parallel to the cone base, characterised in that the top outer surface of the grip element is provided with an array of large and small gripping teeth, the sharp edges of all said teeth (22, 24) facing the higher of the two end walls (14, 18), with the large teeth projecting from the surface of the top outer surface further than the small teeth; and wherein all the teeth (22, 24) of the grip element face inwards towards the center of the ring, and the top outer surfaces together form an internal surface which is parallel to a pipe surface of a pipe and of a diameter very slightly larger than the pipe diameter, and wherein each pair of adjacent grip elements are connected to each other with an individual coil spring attached to side walls of the adjacent grip elements.
A method of assembling a wellbore servicing tool, comprising: angularly aligning a first module with a second module along a central axis with which each of the first module and the second module are coaxial; and joining the first module to the second module using a bridge while maintaining the angular alignment between the first module and the second module, wherein the aligning of the first module and the second module comprises rotating at least one of the first module and the second module about the central axis, and wherein the joining of the first module to the second module comprises moving the bridge substantially perpendicularly toward the central axis. angularly aligning a first module with a second module along a central axis with which each of the first module and the second module are coaxial; and joining the first module to the second module using a bridge while maintaining the angular alignment between the first module and the second module, wherein the aligning of the first module and the second module comprises rotating at least one of the first module and the second module about the central axis, and wherein the joining of the first module to the second module comprises moving the bridge substantially perpendicularly toward the central axis.
A compound according to Formula IX: or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, solvate, stereoisomeric form, tautomeric form, or polymorphic form thereof, wherein: PD is hydrogen, R A is hydroxyl, or halo and R 6 is hydrogen, halogen, or alkyl. PD is hydrogen, R A is hydroxyl, or halo and R 6 is hydrogen, halogen, or alkyl.
A method comprising: thermal spray of a first ceramic layer onto a substrate; sol infiltration of ceramic particles into the first ceramic layer, said particles comprising one or more of zirconia, alumina, and hafnia; and after the sol infiltration, thermal spray of a second ceramic layer atop the first ceramic layer, wherein: (i) the same material and thermal spray deposition parameters are used for both the first layer precursor and the second layer, the second layer has a lower amount of infiltrated ceramic particles in its gaps, cracks or pores, than does the first layer, and the second layer has a greater porosity than the first layer; or (ii) the second layer has a greater porosity than the first layer precursor. thermal spray of a first ceramic layer onto a substrate; sol infiltration of ceramic particles into the first ceramic layer, said particles comprising one or more of zirconia, alumina, and hafnia; and after the sol infiltration, thermal spray of a second ceramic layer atop the first ceramic layer, wherein: (i) the same material and thermal spray deposition parameters are used for both the first layer precursor and the second layer, the second layer has a lower amount of infiltrated ceramic particles in its gaps, cracks or pores, than does the first layer, and the second layer has a greater porosity than the first layer; or (ii) the second layer has a greater porosity than the first layer precursor. (i) the same material and thermal spray deposition parameters are used for both the first layer precursor and the second layer, the second layer has a lower amount of infiltrated ceramic particles in its gaps, cracks or pores, than does the first layer, and the second layer has a greater porosity than the first layer; or (ii) the second layer has a greater porosity than the first layer precursor.
Method for controlling a technical apparatus, in which a time profile (E(t)) of an energy demand of the technical apparatus is determined from at least one period, and an operating state of the technical apparatus is adapted to the determined energy demand as a function of time, wherein - an energy demand interval (ΔE) is prescribed and is assigned a specific operating state of the technical apparatus, - at least one regularly recurring time interval (Δt) is determined in which the determined energy demand is permanently within the prescribed energy demand interval (ΔE), and - at the beginning of such a time interval (Δt) the technical apparatus is automatically put into that operating state which is assigned to the respective energy demand interval (ΔE). - an energy demand interval (ΔE) is prescribed and is assigned a specific operating state of the technical apparatus, - at least one regularly recurring time interval (Δt) is determined in which the determined energy demand is permanently within the prescribed energy demand interval (ΔE), and - at the beginning of such a time interval (Δt) the technical apparatus is automatically put into that operating state which is assigned to the respective energy demand interval (ΔE).
An electronic device comprising: a connector port disposed in the electronic device, comprising at least one magnet coupling part and at least one metal coupling part comprising a material capable of being influenced by a magnetic force; and a cable connector device configured to be removably coupled to the connector port, the cable connector device comprising at least one magnet coupling body and at least one metal coupling body comprising a material capable of being influenced by a magnetic force, wherein the at least one metal coupling body is installed in a position corresponding to that of each of the magnet coupling parts of the connector port and the at least one metal coupling part is installed in a position corresponding to that of each of the magnet coupling bodies of the cable connector device, and each of the magnet coupling parts and each of the magnet coupling bodies are positioned such that the magnet coupling parts and the magnet coupling bodies can be pushed by repulsive force when the cable connector device is mounted in the connector port in a reverse configuration, characterized in that the at least one metal coupling part and the at least one metal coupling body are not magnetized, and all the magnetized elements of the connector port and the cable connector device have the same polarity. a connector port disposed in the electronic device, comprising at least one magnet coupling part and at least one metal coupling part comprising a material capable of being influenced by a magnetic force; and a cable connector device configured to be removably coupled to the connector port, the cable connector device comprising at least one magnet coupling body and at least one metal coupling body comprising a material capable of being influenced by a magnetic force, wherein the at least one metal coupling body is installed in a position corresponding to that of each of the magnet coupling parts of the connector port and the at least one metal coupling part is installed in a position corresponding to that of each of the magnet coupling bodies of the cable connector device, and each of the magnet coupling parts and each of the magnet coupling bodies are positioned such that the magnet coupling parts and the magnet coupling bodies can be pushed by repulsive force when the cable connector device is mounted in the connector port in a reverse configuration, characterized in that the at least one metal coupling part and the at least one metal coupling body are not magnetized, and all the magnetized elements of the connector port and the cable connector device have the same polarity.
An optical fiber cable (1, 1A, 1B, 1C) including a plurality of intermittently connected optical fiber ribbons inside a cable core, in which a cable sheath is placed around an outside of the cable core, the cable (1, 1A, 1B, 1C) comprising: a plurality of pairs of fillers in two diagonal directions orthogonal to each other in a cross-sectional view of the cable sheath, wherein a fibrous filler (31, 32) or an FRP, fiber reinforced plastic, using the fibrous filler (31, 32) is arranged on at least one pair of diagonals of the fillers, characterized in that: an average linear expansion coefficient of the fibrous filler (31, 32) at - 40°C to + 70°C is smaller than an average linear expansion coefficient of the cable sheath at - 40°C to + 70°C, and the product E.S obtained by multiplying the Young's modulus E of the cable sheath by a cross-sectional area S of the cable sheath is 12.9 to 141 kN. a plurality of pairs of fillers in two diagonal directions orthogonal to each other in a cross-sectional view of the cable sheath, wherein a fibrous filler (31, 32) or an FRP, fiber reinforced plastic, using the fibrous filler (31, 32) is arranged on at least one pair of diagonals of the fillers, characterized in that: an average linear expansion coefficient of the fibrous filler (31, 32) at - 40°C to + 70°C is smaller than an average linear expansion coefficient of the cable sheath at - 40°C to + 70°C, and the product E.S obtained by multiplying the Young's modulus E of the cable sheath by a cross-sectional area S of the cable sheath is 12.9 to 141 kN. an average linear expansion coefficient of the fibrous filler (31, 32) at - 40°C to + 70°C is smaller than an average linear expansion coefficient of the cable sheath at - 40°C to + 70°C, and the product E.S obtained by multiplying the Young's modulus E of the cable sheath by a cross-sectional area S of the cable sheath is 12.9 to 141 kN.
Apparatus for the additive manufacture of at least one workpiece, the apparatus comprising at least one light source for emitting light in an operating state of the apparatus, a support element which is transmissive to the light of the light source and is arranged essentially horizontally in the operating state, so that fusible granules can be arranged on an upper side of the support element, wherein the beam path of the light in the operating state is such that the light impinges on the support element from an underside with at least one directional component parallel to a first direction, which faces from the underside of the support element opposite the upper side to the upper side, the apparatus further comprising a workpiece holder, which, as viewed in the first direction, is arranged behind the upper side of the support element, wherein the support element and/or the workpiece holder are movable by means of at least one displacement means with at least one directional component parallel and antiparallel to the first direction, the apparatus further comprising at least one focusing means which is adapted to focus the light, as viewed in the first direction, behind the upper side of the support element in order to be able to melt a layer of the granules spaced from the upper side of the support element with the light in the operating state, characterized in that one or more end elements are provided which can be moved with at least one directional component perpendicular to the first direction in order to be arranged in substantially close contact with the workpiece.
A solar tracking carport, comprising: a supporting structure including a foundation and at least two columns connected or connectable to the foundation; a three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck having a length from a first edge to a second edge of at least two cars, the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck including one or more upper blocks, each of the upper blocks being rigid at least in its longitudinal direction, each of the upper blocks including at least one solar panel; a deck frame configured to support the one or more upper blocks, the deck frame including a torque transmitting structure; a rotation enabling connection configured to rotatably connect at least the torque transmitting structure of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck to the at least two columns of the supporting structure; and a drive system configured to control tilting of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck about the supporting structure over one axis of rotation to a first maximum angle in a first direction and to a second maximum angle in a second direction, the first maximum angle preventing the first edge of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck from going below a first minimum threshold height, the second maximum angle preventing the second edge of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck from going below a second minimum threshold height; the drive system includes at least two upper supporting column portions configured to couple to the at least two columns, two stop blocks are affixed to the upper supporting column and designed with a sloped top with a specific angle. a supporting structure including a foundation and at least two columns connected or connectable to the foundation; a three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck having a length from a first edge to a second edge of at least two cars, the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck including one or more upper blocks, each of the upper blocks being rigid at least in its longitudinal direction, each of the upper blocks including at least one solar panel; a deck frame configured to support the one or more upper blocks, the deck frame including a torque transmitting structure; a rotation enabling connection configured to rotatably connect at least the torque transmitting structure of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck to the at least two columns of the supporting structure; and a drive system configured to control tilting of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck about the supporting structure over one axis of rotation to a first maximum angle in a first direction and to a second maximum angle in a second direction, the first maximum angle preventing the first edge of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck from going below a first minimum threshold height, the second maximum angle preventing the second edge of the three-dimensionally rigid canopy deck from going below a second minimum threshold height; the drive system includes at least two upper supporting column portions configured to couple to the at least two columns, two stop blocks are affixed to the upper supporting column and designed with a sloped top with a specific angle.
A teat for use with a product which is to be used orally by humans or other mammals, comprising a stem and a nipple, wherein a structured area comprising a plurality of elevated regions and a plurality of depressed regions is provided on at least a partial region of the stem or nipple, wherein an average of a distance measured along a vertical axis of the elevated regions and the depressed regions of the structured area between adjacent elevated regions and depressed regions is greater than 100μm, and wherein a secondary structured area comprising a plurality of elevated regions and a plurality of depressed regions is provided on at least a partial region of the plurality of elevated regions and the plurality of depressed regions of the structured area, characterized in that the average distance between adjacent elevated regions of the structured area is greater than the average distance between adjacent elevated regions of the secondary structured area.
A blister pack for a button battery, comprising a blister foil designed to form at least one housing for receiving at least one button battery, and integral with a base, and comprising, between the base and the blister foil, a reinforcing foil which has a tensile strength of between 1,200 kg/cm 2 and 3,100 kg/cm 2 and an elongation at break comprised between 100% and 170% according to the ASTM D 882 standard, characterised in that the base and the reinforcing foil have, facing, an orifice opening into the housing, said orifice having contours being reinforced by the reinforcing foil and said orifice being designed to prevent the button battery from being extracted by simply pressing on the blister pack.