mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Method for loading image data stored in a first memory into a second memory by loading sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) of the image data into the second memory, wherein - said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) of the image data are allocated to first original addresses (1, 5, 9, 13) in the first memory, wherein said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) of the image data stored in the first memory are spaced from one another, and - said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) of the image data stored in the first memory are loaded into the second memory and stored at first end addresses (1', 5', 9', 13') in the second memory, characterized in that said first end addresses (1', 5', 9', 13') of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the second memory correspond to said first original addresses (1, 5, 9, 13) of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the first memory, wherein - an end distance (d') between said first end addresses (1', 5', 9', 13') of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the second memory is equal to the original distance (d) between said first original addresses (1, 5, 9, 13) of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the first memory and - there is free memory space in the second memory for storing at least one further section (S3, S7, S11, S15) of the image data between two of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the second memory. - said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) of the image data are allocated to first original addresses (1, 5, 9, 13) in the first memory, wherein said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) of the image data stored in the first memory are spaced from one another, and - said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) of the image data stored in the first memory are loaded into the second memory and stored at first end addresses (1', 5', 9', 13') in the second memory, - an end distance (d') between said first end addresses (1', 5', 9', 13') of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the second memory is equal to the original distance (d) between said first original addresses (1, 5, 9, 13) of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the first memory and - there is free memory space in the second memory for storing at least one further section (S3, S7, S11, S15) of the image data between two of said sections (S1, S5, S9, S13) stored in the second memory.
Plastics container, in particular for catering purposes onboard aircrafts, including a lower part and an upper part, said upper part being connected with the lower part by means of a hinge and said upper part being pivotable relative to the lower part between a closed position, in which the upper part is hinged onto the lower part, and an open position, said upper part comprising an upper portion and a sidewall and said lower part comprising a lower portion and a sidewall, wherein abutment means are provided for limiting the pivoting of the upper part relative to the lower part such that in the open position of the container the bottom surface of the lower part and the upper surface of the upper part are substantially aligned with each other, thereby defining aligned surfaces (18, 20) characterized in that in the open position of the container the sidewalls (12, 14) are in contact with each other in the area of the aligned surfaces (18, 20) with the distance between the sidewalls (12, 14) increasing towards the hinge.
A thermally solidified cover sheet for personal hygiene items, consisting of thermoplastic stacked fibre materials characterized in that - the cover sheet has ∘ a fibrefill content of 0 to 30 weight percent, ∘ a binding fibre content of 25 to 75 weight percent and ∘ content of 25 to 50 weight percent of a synthetic homopolymeric, hydrophilic fiber having a shaped, non-round cross section, - the fibrous materials which bind the cover sheet are homogeneously mixed together, - the cover sheet has a suction time 1 of less than 2 seconds, a suction time 2 of less than 3 seconds and a suction time 3 of less than 4 seconds, wherein the suction times are determined according to the method cited in the description, and - the cover sheet is a single layer. - the cover sheet has ∘ a fibrefill content of 0 to 30 weight percent, ∘ a binding fibre content of 25 to 75 weight percent and ∘ content of 25 to 50 weight percent of a synthetic homopolymeric, hydrophilic fiber having a shaped, non-round cross section, ∘ a fibrefill content of 0 to 30 weight percent, ∘ a binding fibre content of 25 to 75 weight percent and ∘ content of 25 to 50 weight percent of a synthetic homopolymeric, hydrophilic fiber having a shaped, non-round cross section, - the fibrous materials which bind the cover sheet are homogeneously mixed together, - the cover sheet has a suction time 1 of less than 2 seconds, a suction time 2 of less than 3 seconds and a suction time 3 of less than 4 seconds, wherein the suction times are determined according to the method cited in the description, and - the cover sheet is a single layer.
A method of receiving a downlink signal by a user equipment in a carrier aggregation supportive wireless communication system, the method comprising: receiving a first SPS, semi-persistent scheduling, PDCCH, physical downlink control channel, with carrier indication information via a first carrier, wherein the carrier indication information indicates a second carrier different from the first carrier; receiving a first SPS PDSCH, physical downlink shared channel, using a scheduling information carried on the first SPS PDCCH via the second carrier; receiving a second PDCCH with no carrier indication information via the first carrier; and (S1102, S1108, S1114) receiving a second PDSCH using a scheduling information carried on the second PDCCH via the first carrier or the second carrier, (S1108, S1114) wherein if the second PDCCH is a non-SPS, non-semi-persistent scheduling, PDCCH, the second PDSCH is received on the first carrier being a carrier on which the second PDCCH transmission has been performed, and wherein if the second PDCCH is an SPS PDCCH, the second PDSCH is received on the second carrier being a carrier on which the first SPS PDSCH transmission has been performed,. receiving a first SPS, semi-persistent scheduling, PDCCH, physical downlink control channel, with carrier indication information via a first carrier, wherein the carrier indication information indicates a second carrier different from the first carrier; receiving a first SPS PDSCH, physical downlink shared channel, using a scheduling information carried on the first SPS PDCCH via the second carrier; receiving a second PDCCH with no carrier indication information via the first carrier; and (S1102, S1108, S1114) receiving a second PDSCH using a scheduling information carried on the second PDCCH via the first carrier or the second carrier, (S1108, S1114) wherein if the second PDCCH is a non-SPS, non-semi-persistent scheduling, PDCCH, the second PDSCH is received on the first carrier being a carrier on which the second PDCCH transmission has been performed, and wherein if the second PDCCH is an SPS PDCCH, the second PDSCH is received on the second carrier being a carrier on which the first SPS PDSCH transmission has been performed,.
A method of operating a base station apparatus for selecting a core network in a mobile communication system, the method comprising: acquiring, from a service information database in which a service information, to which a user subscribed from a terminal device and which is mapped to identification information of the terminal device, is stored, the service information; and selecting a dedicated core network to be used for providing a type of service to which the user subscribed, by using the acquired service information, wherein the service information includes a dedicated core network identifier. acquiring, from a service information database in which a service information, to which a user subscribed from a terminal device and which is mapped to identification information of the terminal device, is stored, the service information; and selecting a dedicated core network to be used for providing a type of service to which the user subscribed, by using the acquired service information, wherein the service information includes a dedicated core network identifier.
A marine vessel waste treatment installation, which includes at least one waste receiving unit, at least one waste feeding unit, at least one incinerator unit provided with an outlet, and at least one flue gas pipeline connected to the outlet, which marine vessel waste treatment installation includes an inline cooling arrangement, which includes a water injection device with a water discharge nozzle for feeding a water stream directly into the flue gas pipeline at a given location of the flue gas pipeline and a pressurized air injection device for feeding pressurized air into the water stream, whereby the pressurized air injection device is connected to the water injection device so that it is arranged to feed pressurized air into the water stream before it is discharged from the water discharge nozzle, and which flue gas pipeline is provided with a temperature measuring unit, the water injection device is provided with a flow control means for adjusting a flow volume of the water stream based on a temperature measured by the temperature measuring unit and the pressurized air injection device is provided with a pressure control means for adjusting a pressure of the pressurized air based on a temperature measured by the temperature measuring unit, wherein the flue gas pipeline is directly connected to the outlet of the incinerator unit, the temperature measurement unit is located in the flue gas pipeline within a given distance of 2.5 m from the outlet of the incinerator unit, and wherein the flue gas is arranged to be cooled to a give temperature of 250°C or under at said given distance from the outlet.
A method for cooling a hot-rolled steel strip, comprising: preparing a cooling apparatus including a plurality of cooling headers having a plurality of spray nozzles arranged in a width direction, the cooling headers being arranged in a steel strip conveying direction, supply of cooling water being performed using two systems as one set in the cooling headers, characterized in that valves being attached to the two systems of supply pipes of cooling water so that spraying or stop of spraying of cooling water can be independently performed, spray nozzles adjacent in the width direction being connected to supply pipes of different systems of the two systems of supply pipes, wherein when increasing cooling rate, cooling water is supplied to one set of cooling headers from two systems of supply pipes and cooling water is sprayed from all of the spray nozzles of the one set of cooling headers, and wherein when decreasing cooling rate, cooling water is supplied to one set of cooling headers from one system of supply pipe and cooling water is sprayed from every other spray nozzle attached to the one set of cooling headers in the width direction.
An irrigation pipe of a lay-flat type that when rolled onto a reel has a shape of a generally flat strip, the pipe comprising: a lumen including a pipe wall and an aperture formed through the wall; and an irrigation pipe connector attached to the wall adjacent the aperture, said irrigation pipe connector comprising: a core adapted to connect to an irrigation element; and a wing extending about the core and comprising a segment connected to the pipe wall; wherein at least a portion of the wing is adapted to resiliently bend to thereby allow displacement of the segment connected to the pipe wall, relative to the core. a lumen including a pipe wall and an aperture formed through the wall; and an irrigation pipe connector attached to the wall adjacent the aperture, said irrigation pipe connector comprising: a core adapted to connect to an irrigation element; and a wing extending about the core and comprising a segment connected to the pipe wall; wherein at least a portion of the wing is adapted to resiliently bend to thereby allow displacement of the segment connected to the pipe wall, relative to the core. a core adapted to connect to an irrigation element; and a wing extending about the core and comprising a segment connected to the pipe wall; wherein at least a portion of the wing is adapted to resiliently bend to thereby allow displacement of the segment connected to the pipe wall, relative to the core.
A conductive paste composition comprising a conductive powder, a binder resin and a solvent wherein the conductive powder comprises a flake type powder having an average particle diameter of ≥ 1.2 μm to ≤ 3.0 μm and a spherical powder having an average particle diameter of ≥ 0.2 μm to ≤ 2.0 μm, determined using a particle size analyzer (CILAS 1064, CILAS Instruments), in a weight ratio of 1:1 1 to 1:1,5, and the conductive powder and the binder resin are present in a weight ratio of 1:0.04 to 1:0.08.
A snow tire having a tread comprising at least three radially superposed portions which comprise a radially external portion being made of a first rubber composition, a radially intermediate portion being made of a second rubber composition and a radially internal portion being made of a third rubber composition; wherein each of the rubber compositions is based on at least: - an elastomer matrix; and - a reinforcing filler; characterized in that the amount in phr of the reinforcing filler in the first rubber composition is higher than that in the second rubber composition, and wherein the amount in phr of the reinforcing filler in the second rubber composition is lower than that in the third rubber composition. - an elastomer matrix; and - a reinforcing filler;
A fat composition comprising at least 50 wt% saturated (Sat) fatty acids, and wherein in the fat composition: a) 0 to 25 wt% is C4-C14 fatty acids, b) 0 to 5 wt% is trans unsaturated fatty acids, c) 0 to 20 wt% is tri-saturated triglycerides (SatSatSat), d) 1 to 20 wt% is symmetrical OStO triglycerides, e) 45 to 99 wt% is Sat 2 O triglycerides selected from StStO, StOSt, POP, PPO, POSt, StPO and/or PStO, and f) the ratio (StStO + PPO + StPO + PStO) / (StOSt + POP + POSt) is at least 0.7. a) 0 to 25 wt% is C4-C14 fatty acids, b) 0 to 5 wt% is trans unsaturated fatty acids, c) 0 to 20 wt% is tri-saturated triglycerides (SatSatSat), d) 1 to 20 wt% is symmetrical OStO triglycerides, e) 45 to 99 wt% is Sat 2 O triglycerides selected from StStO, StOSt, POP, PPO, POSt, StPO and/or PStO, and f) the ratio (StStO + PPO + StPO + PStO) / (StOSt + POP + POSt) is at least 0.7.
Door opener with a door opener housing and with a lock bolt receiving space configured for engagement with a lock bolt, wherein at least one pressure piece that can be driven into the lock bolt receiving space is provided and configured to narrow the lock bolt receiving space, characterized in that the direction of displacement of the at least one pressure piece runs transversely to the direction of movement of the lock bolt, and in that a lock bolt slider is arranged in the lock bolt receiving space which can push the lock bolt out of the lock bolt receiving space.
A process for obtaining plant fibers from at least one plant stem or from at least one separate plant bast unit with or without cuticle, wherein the plant stem or the plant bast unit, with or without cuticle, is treated with at least one jet (5, 6), wherein the jet is a high velocity liquid jet or high velocity gas jet and the plant stem or the plant bast unit with or without cuticle is separated by the treatment, characterised in that said at least one plant stem or said at least one unit comprising a plant bast with or without cuticle has a moisture content of at least 25% and provides a discharge or purging jet which removes the components of the plant stem which have become attached and/or detached in the bark.
Helical type antenna comprising a form of revolution and a plurality of radiating strands helically wound around the form of revolution, characterised in that each radiating strand is defined by a repetition of a fractal pattern comprising segments, a sinusoidal arc having been applied to each segment of the fractal pattern, so that each radiating strand has a pattern constituted by a succession of alternate sinusoidal arcs, each arc having as its guiding axis the segment of the fractal pattern.
An incretin, an incretin receptor agonist, or any combination thereof, for use in a method of reducing elevated intracranial pressure in a subject, wherein the elevated ICP to be treated is associated with, idiopathic intracranial hypertension.
Control unit for a trailer coupling (10; 110) which is or may be mounted on a motor vehicle and which has a coupling element mounted on a coupling arm (14; 114) for attaching a trailer, wherein the control unit (50; 150) has control means for controlling at least one function of the trailer coupling (10; 110) and/or evaluation means for the evaluation of at least one sensor signal of a sensor assigned to the trailer coupling (10; 110), and wherein the control unit (50; 150) has an operator unit interface for communication with a mobile operator unit separate from the motor vehicle and the control unit (50; 150), wherein the control unit (50; 150) is designed for communication with a program module generating a graphical display and/or user interface on a display of the operator unit, designed in particular as a mobile radio telephone, and wherein the control unit (50; 150) is designed for the sending of at least one status signal representing a status of the trailer coupling (10; 110), in particular with the aid of the sensor signal or signals generated or containing the sensor signal or signals, and/or for receiving at least one control signal (81; 81) for controlling a function or functions of the control unit (50; 150) via the operator unit interface, characterised in that it has authentication means for verifying authorisation of the operator unit for communication with the control unit (50; 150).
A method for detecting fraudulent network access points, the method comprising: determining a set of a plurality of network access points currently visible to a first computing device; determining that a first network access point in the set of network access points is broadcasting from a location that is not an expected location based on: identifying a measurement report measuring a strength of signal between the first computing device and the network access points visible to the first computing device; calculating a plurality of positions of the first computing device using trilateration calculations on various combinations of three access points in the set of network access points visible to the first computing device; and determining, based upon results of the trilateration calculations, that inclusion of the first access point of the set of access points in the trilateration calculations causes the trilateration calculation to fail to produce a geolocation or to have an error that is above a threshold; and responsive to determining that inclusion of the first access point in the trilateration calculations causes the trilateration calculation to fail to converge or to have an error value that is above the threshold, marking the first access point as anomalous; and initiating at least one corrective action based upon marking that the first network access point is anomalous. determining a set of a plurality of network access points currently visible to a first computing device; determining that a first network access point in the set of network access points is broadcasting from a location that is not an expected location based on: identifying a measurement report measuring a strength of signal between the first computing device and the network access points visible to the first computing device; calculating a plurality of positions of the first computing device using trilateration calculations on various combinations of three access points in the set of network access points visible to the first computing device; and determining, based upon results of the trilateration calculations, that inclusion of the first access point of the set of access points in the trilateration calculations causes the trilateration calculation to fail to produce a geolocation or to have an error that is above a threshold; and responsive to determining that inclusion of the first access point in the trilateration calculations causes the trilateration calculation to fail to converge or to have an error value that is above the threshold, marking the first access point as anomalous; and initiating at least one corrective action based upon marking that the first network access point is anomalous.
A pivot joint (10; 100; 101) for pivotably connecting rail vehicles or rail vehicle parts, the pivot joint comprising: - a first part and a second part, the first part and/or the second part comprising at least one elongate opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123), the opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123) comprising a first end region (11a, 12a; 120a, 121a; 122a) and a second end region (11b, 12b; 120b, 121b, 122b), the width of of the opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123) decreasing from the first end region (11a, 12a; 120a, 121a; 122a) in the direction of the second end region (11b, 12b; 120b, 121b, 122b); - a coupling element (3; 30), by way of which the first part and the second part are coupled so as to rotate relative to one another, the coupling element (3; 30) engaging with an engaging section (4a, 4b; 40b) into the elongate opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122), and the engaging section (4a, 4b; 40b), in a normal position, being arranged in the first end region (11a, 12a; 120a, 121a; 122a) of the elongate opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123); wherein the coupling element (3; 30), upon compression of the pivot joint, can be moved in the direction of the second end region (11b, 12b; 120b, 121b, 122b), the opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123) being expandable by the movement of the coupling element (3; 30) and the first part and/or the second part being deformable thereby. - a first part and a second part, the first part and/or the second part comprising at least one elongate opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123), the opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123) comprising a first end region (11a, 12a; 120a, 121a; 122a) and a second end region (11b, 12b; 120b, 121b, 122b), the width of of the opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123) decreasing from the first end region (11a, 12a; 120a, 121a; 122a) in the direction of the second end region (11b, 12b; 120b, 121b, 122b); - a coupling element (3; 30), by way of which the first part and the second part are coupled so as to rotate relative to one another, the coupling element (3; 30) engaging with an engaging section (4a, 4b; 40b) into the elongate opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122), and the engaging section (4a, 4b; 40b), in a normal position, being arranged in the first end region (11a, 12a; 120a, 121a; 122a) of the elongate opening (11, 12; 120, 121; 122, 123);