mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A polyethylene composition having the following features: 1) density from greater than 0.952 to 0.957 g/cm 3, preferably from 0.953 to 0.957 g/cm 3, more preferably from 0.953 to 0.956 g/cm 3, determined according to ISO 1183 at 23°C; 2) ratio MIF/MIP from 12 to 25 in particular from 15 to 22, where MIF is the melt flow index at 190°C with a load of 21.60 kg, and MIP is the melt flow index at 190°C with a load of 5 kg, both determined according to ISO 1133-1; 3) MIF from 18 to 40 g/10 min., preferably from 20 to 40 g/10 min.; 4) η 0.02 from 30,000 to 55,000 Pa.s, preferably from 36,000 to 55,000 Pa.s., more preferably from 36,000 to 50,000 Pa.s.; wherein η 0.02 is the complex shear viscosity at an angular frequency of 0.02 rad/s, measured with dynamic oscillatory shear in a plate-plate rotational rheometer at a temperature of 190°C; 5) long-chain branching index, LCBI, equal to or greater than 0.55, preferably equal to or greater than 0.60, wherein LCBI is the ratio of the measured mean-square radius of gyration R g, measured by GPC-MALLS, to the mean-square radius of gyration for a linear PE having the same molecular weight; 6) ratio (η 0.02 /1000)/ LCBI, which is between η 0.02 divided by 1000 and LCBI, from 55 to 75, preferably from 55 to 70. 1) density from greater than 0.952 to 0.957 g/cm 3, preferably from 0.953 to 0.957 g/cm 3, more preferably from 0.953 to 0.956 g/cm 3, determined according to ISO 1183 at 23°C; 2) ratio MIF/MIP from 12 to 25 in particular from 15 to 22, where MIF is the melt flow index at 190°C with a load of 21.60 kg, and MIP is the melt flow index at 190°C with a load of 5 kg, both determined according to ISO 1133-1; 3) MIF from 18 to 40 g/10 min., preferably from 20 to 40 g/10 min.; 4) η 0.02 from 30,000 to 55,000 Pa.s, preferably from 36,000 to 55,000 Pa.s., more preferably from 36,000 to 50,000 Pa.s.; wherein η 0.02 is the complex shear viscosity at an angular frequency of 0.02 rad/s, measured with dynamic oscillatory shear in a plate-plate rotational rheometer at a temperature of 190°C; 5) long-chain branching index, LCBI, equal to or greater than 0.55, preferably equal to or greater than 0.60, wherein LCBI is the ratio of the measured mean-square radius of gyration R g, measured by GPC-MALLS, to the mean-square radius of gyration for a linear PE having the same molecular weight; 6) ratio (η 0.02 /1000)/ LCBI, which is between η 0.02 divided by 1000 and LCBI, from 55 to 75, preferably from 55 to 70.
Antenna housing for a motor vehicle, wherein said antenna housing comprises: - a primary support plate, - a secondary support plate, - a receptacle suitable for accommodating the primary support plate and the secondary support plate; - a cover suitable for closing said antenna housing so as to leave an opening for pouring a resin into said antenna housing; - said primary support plate forming an antenna and an electrical contact zone for electrical contact with said secondary support plate, said electrical contact zone comprising metallized zones; and - said secondary support plate being arranged facing said primary support plate and comprising electronic components suitable for cooperating with said antenna, characterized in that said secondary support plate comprises vias cooperating with said metallized zones of said antenna and receiving a liquid conductive material so as to establish electrical contact between said antenna and said secondary support plate; said electrical contact zone is a tab, said receptacle comprising a boss suitable for receiving the electrical contact zone, said boss comprising a passage for said resin and for discharging air. - a primary support plate, - a secondary support plate, - a receptacle suitable for accommodating the primary support plate and the secondary support plate; - a cover suitable for closing said antenna housing so as to leave an opening for pouring a resin into said antenna housing; - said primary support plate forming an antenna and an electrical contact zone for electrical contact with said secondary support plate, said electrical contact zone comprising metallized zones; and - said secondary support plate being arranged facing said primary support plate and comprising electronic components suitable for cooperating with said antenna, characterized in that said secondary support plate comprises vias cooperating with said metallized zones of said antenna and receiving a liquid conductive material so as to establish electrical contact between said antenna and said secondary support plate;
A cutting and separating device applicable to manual ceramic cutters; said cutting device comprising a carriage that can move longitudinally with respect to the cutter and provided with a transverse shaft on which a collapsible handle is mounted comprising a cutting tool, characterized in that it comprises: a toothed part comprising a separator for separating ceramic parts, mounted on the transverse shaft of the handle with the possibility of rotating between: an operative position in which the separator goes beyond the cutting plane of the tool and an inoperative position in which said separator does not reach the cutting plane of the tool; a spring which acts on the toothed part for holding the toothed part in an inoperative position; a toothed actuator mounted on the handle, a spring which acts on said toothed actuator for maintaining it in an engaged position with the toothed part and a manual trigger element (14, 15) for disengaging the toothed actuator with respect to the toothed part; said elements arranged such that: rotating the handle in an ascending direction, above a predetermined angle, causes the toothed actuator to automatically engage in the toothed part; rotating the handle in a descending direction causes the toothed actuator to rotate the toothed part until reaching an operative position of the separator; and the actuation of the trigger element (14, 15) causes the release by the toothed actuator of the toothed part which automatically returns to the inoperative position.
A system comprising: a processor and a memory to perform instructions embodied by the system; a plurality of wireless transceivers; a traffic coordinator to interface to two or more wireless communications nodes together, through the system, wherein each of the wireless communications nodes have access to a wide Area Network backhaul connection independent of the system; one or more wireless communications interfaces to a first wireless communication node established via a first of the plurality of wireless transceivers, the first wireless communications node having access to a first WAN backhaul connection; one or more wireless communications interface to a second wireless communications node established via a second of the plurality of wireless transceivers, the second wireless communications node having access to a second WAN backhaul connection distinct from the first WAN backhaul connection; and a control module to receive information on traffic flows through the system and a radio environment within which the system operates, wherein the control module to: issue commands to control the formation and continuation of connections of the first and second wireless communications interfaces to WAN connections and WAN backhaul connections, and to further provide instructions for configuration and resource allocation on the wireless communications interfaces. a processor and a memory to perform instructions embodied by the system; a plurality of wireless transceivers; a traffic coordinator to interface to two or more wireless communications nodes together, through the system, wherein each of the wireless communications nodes have access to a wide Area Network backhaul connection independent of the system; one or more wireless communications interfaces to a first wireless communication node established via a first of the plurality of wireless transceivers, the first wireless communications node having access to a first WAN backhaul connection; one or more wireless communications interface to a second wireless communications node established via a second of the plurality of wireless transceivers, the second wireless communications node having access to a second WAN backhaul connection distinct from the first WAN backhaul connection; and a control module to receive information on traffic flows through the system and a radio environment within which the system operates, wherein the control module to: issue commands to control the formation and continuation of connections of the first and second wireless communications interfaces to WAN connections and WAN backhaul connections, and to further provide instructions for configuration and resource allocation on the wireless communications interfaces.
A wound therapy system comprising: a canister configured to contain fluid removed from a wound site; a primary conduit having a first end coupled to the canister and a second end coupled to the wound site; a pump fluidly coupled to the wound site via the primary conduit and configured to apply negative pressure to the wound site via the primary conduit; a pressure indicator configured to indicate a negative pressure at the pressure indicator; and a secondary conduit having a first end coupled to the pressure indicator and a second end coupled to the wound site such that the negative pressure at the wound site is fluidly transmitted to the pressure indicator via the secondary conduit; wherein a blockage in the primary conduit causes the negative pressure indicated by the pressure indicator to differ from the negative pressure applied by the pump; wherein the canister comprises a first chamber configured to contain the fluid removed from the wound site and a second chamber fluidly isolated from the first chamber; and the pressure indicator is located within the second chamber; wherein the second chamber is configured to controllably leak air into the second chamber at a controlled leak rate; and characterized in that the pump is configured to remove the air from the second chamber via the secondary conduit and the primary conduit at an air removal rate greater than the controlled leak rate, causing the negative pressure at the pressure indicator to be substantially equal to the negative pressure applied by the pump before the blockage occurs. a canister configured to contain fluid removed from a wound site; a primary conduit having a first end coupled to the canister and a second end coupled to the wound site; a pump fluidly coupled to the wound site via the primary conduit and configured to apply negative pressure to the wound site via the primary conduit; a pressure indicator configured to indicate a negative pressure at the pressure indicator; and a secondary conduit having a first end coupled to the pressure indicator and a second end coupled to the wound site such that the negative pressure at the wound site is fluidly transmitted to the pressure indicator via the secondary conduit; wherein a blockage in the primary conduit causes the negative pressure indicated by the pressure indicator to differ from the negative pressure applied by the pump; wherein the canister comprises a first chamber configured to contain the fluid removed from the wound site and a second chamber fluidly isolated from the first chamber; and the pressure indicator is located within the second chamber; wherein the second chamber is configured to controllably leak air into the second chamber at a controlled leak rate; and characterized in that the pump is configured to remove the air from the second chamber via the secondary conduit and the primary conduit at an air removal rate greater than the controlled leak rate, causing the negative pressure at the pressure indicator to be substantially equal to the negative pressure applied by the pump before the blockage occurs.
A computer-implemented method for healing images in deduplication storage, at least a portion of the method being performed by a computing device comprising at least one processor, the method comprising: detecting that a data segment stored within deduplication storage is corrupted by executing an algorithm on the data segment to generate a numerical identifier for the data segment and determining that the numerical identifier does not match a previously stored numerical identifier for the data segment; checking, during a backup operation, whether a digital fingerprint (126,226) of a data segment of an image being backed up matches a digital fingerprint of the corrupted data segment that was taken prior to corruption and that is already stored within the deduplication storage; and appending, in response to determining that the digital fingerprint of the data segment of the image being backed up matches the digital fingerprint of the corrupted data segment, the data segment from the image being backed up to a container that already contains the corrupted data segment, such that an offset of the appended data segment is greater within the container than an offset of the corrupted data segment within the same container, rather than replacing the corrupted data segment; and providing, during a restore operation to restore an image that references the corrupted data segment, the appended data segment rather than the corrupted data segment using a read operation that is configured to select, between multiple data segments having the same digital fingerprint, the data segment having the greatest offset within the container. detecting that a data segment stored within deduplication storage is corrupted by executing an algorithm on the data segment to generate a numerical identifier for the data segment and determining that the numerical identifier does not match a previously stored numerical identifier for the data segment; checking, during a backup operation, whether a digital fingerprint (126,226) of a data segment of an image being backed up matches a digital fingerprint of the corrupted data segment that was taken prior to corruption and that is already stored within the deduplication storage; and appending, in response to determining that the digital fingerprint of the data segment of the image being backed up matches the digital fingerprint of the corrupted data segment, the data segment from the image being backed up to a container that already contains the corrupted data segment, such that an offset of the appended data segment is greater within the container than an offset of the corrupted data segment within the same container, rather than replacing the corrupted data segment; and providing, during a restore operation to restore an image that references the corrupted data segment, the appended data segment rather than the corrupted data segment using a read operation that is configured to select, between multiple data segments having the same digital fingerprint, the data segment having the greatest offset within the container.
An engine bearing shell having a concave bearing surface, opposed axial end face and circumferential joint faces, and an axial width between the axial end faces, and an oil distribution groove circumferential extending along the bearing surface towards the axial end faces and having a groove width, wherein the groove width is 4 to 6% of the axial width of the bearing shell, characterised in, - that the bearing shell has a substrate comprising a strong steel backing and a bearing lining layer on the concave inner surface of the backing - that an "overlay" layer is provided on the substrate - that the bearing shell comprises part of a crankshaft-connecting rod bearing assembly. - that the bearing shell has a substrate comprising a strong steel backing and a bearing lining layer on the concave inner surface of the backing - that an "overlay" layer is provided on the substrate - that the bearing shell comprises part of a crankshaft-connecting rod bearing assembly.
Supporting disc for a multiple disc clutch, having a supporting seat for a radial engagement bearing, characterized in that a plurality of spring elements for prestressing a cup spring and at least one securing pin for securing the supporting disc against loss are provided.
Method for monitoring electrical lines and compounds for determining operational and personal safety in rectifier sub-stations and associated routes of electrical railways where the return system and the earthing system are checked, characterized in that, after creation and revision of the rectifier sub-station at defined measuring points (A, B) of the rectifier sub-station, a defined electrical pulse with a voltage and a current, as well as a pulse duration (d) is fed into a circuit with a total impedance and the progressions of current (I 1) and voltage (U 1) are recorded and saved as reference values, which are compared with the progressions of current (I 2) and voltage (U 2) of a comparative measurement, wherein, for the progressions of current (I 1) and voltage (U 1), tolerance ranges for the current (I 1.1, I 1.2) and the voltage (U 1.1, U 1.2) are determined, and an intact return and earthing system can be inferred from the progressions of current (I 2) and voltage (U 2), which are within the tolerance range (I 1.1, I 1.2, U 1.1, U 1.2) in comparative measurements.
In vitro use of ATP11B gene up-regulation, and/or an increase in the quantity of protein or peptides resulting from ATP11B gene translation as a biomarker for the diagnosis, prognosis, monitoring and/or screening of colorectal cancer in a subject, wherein the protein or peptides resulting from ATP11B gene translation is Probable phospholipid-transporting ATPase IF.
A labyrinth channel for reducing pressure and/or flow rate in a liquid flowing in the channel, the labyrinth channel having a bottom surface and first and second opposing walls and comprising: a first array of spaced apart first baffle teeth that have non-parallel upstream and downstream faces and extend from the first wall towards the second wall to terminate in an end; and a second array of spaced apart second baffle teeth that have non-parallel upstream and downstream faces and extend from the second wall towards the first wall to terminate in an end; wherein baffle teeth in different arrays have a substantially same shape, characterized in that: upstream faces of closest baffle teeth in different arrays are different and/or downstream faces of closest baffle teeth in different arrays are different. a first array of spaced apart first baffle teeth that have non-parallel upstream and downstream faces and extend from the first wall towards the second wall to terminate in an end; and a second array of spaced apart second baffle teeth that have non-parallel upstream and downstream faces and extend from the second wall towards the first wall to terminate in an end; wherein baffle teeth in different arrays have a substantially same shape, characterized in that: upstream faces of closest baffle teeth in different arrays are different and/or downstream faces of closest baffle teeth in different arrays are different. upstream faces of closest baffle teeth in different arrays are different and/or downstream faces of closest baffle teeth in different arrays are different.
A biochip device comprising a substrate constituted by at least one plate of material forming a multimode waveguide and carrying chromophore elements suitable for emitting fluorescence in response to excitation by guided waves having an evanescent portion, characterized in that it includes coupling means for coupling an external excitation light of the chromophores with the waveguide in the form of guided waves, these coupling means being substantially non-directional so as to scatter the external excitation light into a plurality of directions inside the waveguide when said external excitation light of the chromophores originates from a plurality of directions.
A method comprising: processing an audio signal comprising a lower series of samples forming a lower frequency spectral band of the audio signal and multiple higher series of samples forming respective multiple higher frequency spectral bands of the audio signal, said processing comprising; defining one of said multiple higher series of samples as a reference higher series of samples; processing said lower series of samples and said reference higher series of samples to parametrically encode said reference higher series of samples by identifying a reference sub-series of the lower series of samples that matches said reference higher series of samples; selecting, by using information identifying said reference sub-series, one or more subsets of the lower series of samples in a neighborhood of said reference sub-series; and processing a selected subset of the lower series of samples and a respective higher series of samples to parametrically encode the respective higher series of samples by identifying a sub-series of the selected subset of the lower series of samples that matches the respective higher series of samples. processing an audio signal comprising a lower series of samples forming a lower frequency spectral band of the audio signal and multiple higher series of samples forming respective multiple higher frequency spectral bands of the audio signal, said processing comprising; defining one of said multiple higher series of samples as a reference higher series of samples; processing said lower series of samples and said reference higher series of samples to parametrically encode said reference higher series of samples by identifying a reference sub-series of the lower series of samples that matches said reference higher series of samples; selecting, by using information identifying said reference sub-series, one or more subsets of the lower series of samples in a neighborhood of said reference sub-series; and processing a selected subset of the lower series of samples and a respective higher series of samples to parametrically encode the respective higher series of samples by identifying a sub-series of the selected subset of the lower series of samples that matches the respective higher series of samples.
Method for producing a moulding, the shape of which is adapted to an initial mould, in which method a plurality of layers are deformably placed one on top of the other in such a way that they can be joined to one another by heat, the layers are deformed by being pressed onto the initial mould and, in order to join the layers, heat is applied in the deformed state, wherein at least one converter element which transforms supplied energy into heat and with which at least partial regions of the layers are heated up to join the layers is introduced into the arrangement comprising the layers, wherein the supplied heat is used for melting a thermoplastic material, which subsequently solidifies by cooling down, wherein the layers consist of thermoplastic material or have a coating with thermoplastic material and are arranged in a gastight enclosure that can be evacuated.
A piezoelectric printhead trace layout comprising: an actuator die; rows of piezoceramic actuators between two side edges; drive traces emanating from the two side edges and extending inward toward a center of the actuator die to carry drive signals to the actuators; a ground bus extended along the center of the actuator die between two end edges of the actuator die; and ground traces emanating from the ground bus and extending outward toward the two side edges to provide ground connections to the actuators, wherein the drive traces and the ground traces are in a common plane. an actuator die; rows of piezoceramic actuators between two side edges; drive traces emanating from the two side edges and extending inward toward a center of the actuator die to carry drive signals to the actuators; a ground bus extended along the center of the actuator die between two end edges of the actuator die; and ground traces emanating from the ground bus and extending outward toward the two side edges to provide ground connections to the actuators, wherein the drive traces and the ground traces are in a common plane.