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A contactor device comprising: two first terminals (102, 104) for electrically connecting at least one of a load and a charger; two second terminals (106, 108) for electrically connecting a first battery module (502); two third terminals (110, 112) for electrically connecting a second battery module (502); two first bus bars (128, 129), which each are electrically connected to one of the first terminals (102, 104); two second bus bars (138, 139; 238, 239), wherein one of the second bus bars (138; 238) is electrically connected to one of the second terminals, and the other one of the second bus bars (139; 239) is electrically connected to one of the third terminals; a connection bus bar, which is electrically isolated from the two first bus bars (128, 129); and at least one actuation element, which is configured to change a state of the contactor device at least to and from a series connection state, in which the two second bus bars (138, 139; 238, 239) are conductively coupled to the connection bus bar, and to and from a parallel connection state, in which one of the second bus bars (138; 238) is conductively coupled to one of the first bus bars and the other one of the second bus bars (139; 239) is conductively coupled to the other one of the first bus bars. two first terminals (102, 104) for electrically connecting at least one of a load and a charger; two second terminals (106, 108) for electrically connecting a first battery module (502); two third terminals (110, 112) for electrically connecting a second battery module (502); two first bus bars (128, 129), which each are electrically connected to one of the first terminals (102, 104); two second bus bars (138, 139; 238, 239), wherein one of the second bus bars (138; 238) is electrically connected to one of the second terminals, and the other one of the second bus bars (139; 239) is electrically connected to one of the third terminals; a connection bus bar, which is electrically isolated from the two first bus bars (128, 129); and at least one actuation element, which is configured to change a state of the contactor device at least to and from a series connection state, in which the two second bus bars (138, 139; 238, 239) are conductively coupled to the connection bus bar, and to and from a parallel connection state, in which one of the second bus bars (138; 238) is conductively coupled to one of the first bus bars and the other one of the second bus bars (139; 239) is conductively coupled to the other one of the first bus bars.
A crystal of 1-(3-chloro-5-{[4-(4-chlorothiophen-2-yl)-5-(4-cyclohexyl piperazin-1-yl) thiazol-2-yl]carbamoyl} pyridin-2-yl) piperidine-4-carboxylic acid maleic acid salt, having a peak in powder x-ray crystal analysis using a Cu-K alpha beam at 8.4 degree - 8.8 degree, 9.3 degree - 9.7 degree, 11.9 degree - 12.3 degree, 20.2 degree - 20.6 degree, 22.5 degree - 22.9 degree, and 23.1 degree - 23.5 degree, for a diffraction angle of 2-theta.
An image forming apparatus supporting a peer-to-peer, P2P, connection, the image forming apparatus comprising: an operation receipt unit arranged to receive user identification information and an image forming operation; an operation storage unit arranged to store the image forming operation; an operation execution unit arranged to perform the stored image forming operation; a communication interface unit for P2P arranged to connect to an external wireless device; a user authentication unit arranged to receive device information from the wireless device that is P2P connected to the communication interface unit, and to perform a user authentication by using the device information and the user identification information; and a control unit arranged to allow the operation execution unit to perform the image forming operation stored in the operation storage unit, when the user authentication unit succeeds in the user authentication; wherein the image forming apparatus is arranged to operate as an access point, AP, that allows clients on a wireless local area network, WLAN, to be connected to each other, and wherein the communication interface unit is arranged to receive a P2P connection request from the wireless device when the image forming apparatus operates as the AP and the wireless device approaches within a predetermined distance from the image forming apparatus. an operation receipt unit arranged to receive user identification information and an image forming operation; an operation storage unit arranged to store the image forming operation; an operation execution unit arranged to perform the stored image forming operation; a communication interface unit for P2P arranged to connect to an external wireless device; a user authentication unit arranged to receive device information from the wireless device that is P2P connected to the communication interface unit, and to perform a user authentication by using the device information and the user identification information; and a control unit arranged to allow the operation execution unit to perform the image forming operation stored in the operation storage unit, when the user authentication unit succeeds in the user authentication; wherein the image forming apparatus is arranged to operate as an access point, AP, that allows clients on a wireless local area network, WLAN, to be connected to each other, and wherein the communication interface unit is arranged to receive a P2P connection request from the wireless device when the image forming apparatus operates as the AP and the wireless device approaches within a predetermined distance from the image forming apparatus.
Radio module which is equipped with a processor and with circuits for decoding, storing and emitting useful data and with an externally accessible parameterization and configuration interface and the printed circuit board of which is fitted, in addition to the circuits, with an interface component which is connected to the processor, is used as an autonomous radio-frequency interface, that is to say a radio-frequency interface which operates independently of an energy source, and has an antenna and a non-volatile memory which can store operating and configuration data which can be written in and read out via the interface, wherein the memory contains type, equipment and/or test information from the production process of the radio module, the memory can also store the current useful data, and the useful data can be read out both via the circuit for emitting useful data and via the radio-frequency interface.
A method for the preparation of a radiation source comprising the following steps: (i) curing a formulation in a mold into cured rods wherein said formulation comprises a radioactive substance and a curable support matrix; and (ii) cutting said cured rods to form at least one radiation source suitable for diagnostic imaging applications characterised in that said curing step comprises mixing said formulation in said mold, such that the dispersion of the radioactive substance stabilizes uniformly in the formulation. (i) curing a formulation in a mold into cured rods wherein said formulation comprises a radioactive substance and a curable support matrix; and (ii) cutting said cured rods to form at least one radiation source suitable for diagnostic imaging applications characterised in that said curing step comprises mixing said formulation in said mold, such that the dispersion of the radioactive substance stabilizes uniformly in the formulation.
A maxillo-mandibular fixation system comprising: a fixation body having a plurality of links spaced from each other along a first direction, the links defining respective crests and valleys offset from each other along a second direction that is perpendicular to the first direction, and side members (48, 50) that extend between the crests and valleys, such that at least some of the links, in combination, define a plurality of securement locations and a plurality of attachment locations that are spaced from each other at least along the first direction, and a plurality of fasteners each configured to be inserted into an underlying jaw bone at respective ones of the attachment locations, thereby attaching the fixation body to the underlying jaw bone, wherein the securement locations are configured to engage with a respective securement device that secures the fixation body to complementary securement locations of an identical second fixation body, characterized in that the side members (48, 50) each define an offset region that offsets the securement locations from the attachment locations along a third direction that is substantially perpendicular to each of the first and second directions (L, T). a fixation body having a plurality of links spaced from each other along a first direction, the links defining respective crests and valleys offset from each other along a second direction that is perpendicular to the first direction, and side members (48, 50) that extend between the crests and valleys, such that at least some of the links, in combination, define a plurality of securement locations and a plurality of attachment locations that are spaced from each other at least along the first direction, and a plurality of fasteners each configured to be inserted into an underlying jaw bone at respective ones of the attachment locations, thereby attaching the fixation body to the underlying jaw bone, wherein the securement locations are configured to engage with a respective securement device that secures the fixation body to complementary securement locations of an identical second fixation body, characterized in that the side members (48, 50) each define an offset region that offsets the securement locations from the attachment locations along a third direction that is substantially perpendicular to each of the first and second directions (L, T).
A rechargeable lithium battery comprising: a negative electrode comprising a negative active material comprising a Si-based material; a positive electrode; and an electrolyte comprising a lithium salt, an organic solvent, and an additive comprising lithium triflate and fluoroethylene carbonate, characterized in that the lithium triflate is included in the electrolyte in an amount of 3 parts by weight to 5 parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the organic solvent. a negative electrode comprising a negative active material comprising a Si-based material; a positive electrode; and an electrolyte comprising a lithium salt, an organic solvent, and an additive comprising lithium triflate and fluoroethylene carbonate, characterized in that the lithium triflate is included in the electrolyte in an amount of 3 parts by weight to 5 parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the organic solvent.
A method for providing secure, anonymous access to a wireless local area network, said method comprising: configuring an access point to drop packets except packets exhibiting an HTTP/HTTPS protocol; intercepting, by said access point, an HTTP access request from a mobile device via a web browser; re-directing, by said access point, said HTTP access request to a web server; generating, by one of said access point and said web server, a security key; communicating, by the said access point, the generated security key to the said web server or vice versa, the security key being encrypted for the communication; setting, by said access point, said generated security key, and receiving, by said mobile device, a mobile code intended to be executed by the mobile device so as to set the security key for use in communications with the access point. configuring an access point to drop packets except packets exhibiting an HTTP/HTTPS protocol; intercepting, by said access point, an HTTP access request from a mobile device via a web browser; re-directing, by said access point, said HTTP access request to a web server; generating, by one of said access point and said web server, a security key; communicating, by the said access point, the generated security key to the said web server or vice versa, the security key being encrypted for the communication; setting, by said access point, said generated security key, and receiving, by said mobile device, a mobile code intended to be executed by the mobile device so as to set the security key for use in communications with the access point.
An antimicrobial mixture comprising: ▪ 4-(3-ethoxy-4-hydroxyphenyl)butan-2-one and salts thereof with an organic or inorganic acid or base, and solvates thereof such as the hydrates; and ▪ at least ethylenediaminedisuccinic acid and salts thereof. ▪ 4-(3-ethoxy-4-hydroxyphenyl)butan-2-one and salts thereof with an organic or inorganic acid or base, and solvates thereof such as the hydrates; and ▪ at least ethylenediaminedisuccinic acid and salts thereof.
A drill string element of the type including an elongated and tubular body delimiting an inner surface having longitudinally at least one revolving portion having a central axis, and having a first hole (27, 37) arranged in the elongated and tubular body having a first end leading onto said revolving portion, the first hole (27, 37) having in the vicinity of said first end a longitudinal axis intersecting the inner surface at an intersection location, said longitudinal axis forms, in projection in a first plane passing through the central axis of the 15 revolving portion and containing the intersection location, a first angle (Al) of non-zero value, and, characterized in that said longitudinal axis forms in projection in a second plane tangent to the inner surface at said intersection location, a second angle of non-zero value, that said elongated and tubular body has at least at one of the longitudinal ends thereof a joining portion (5, 7), for engaging with another string element, and comprising a bearing surface arranged substantially transversally, at least one element of the group formed of said first hole (27, 37) and of a first additional hole (36, 41) leading onto the bearing surface, and in that said first hole (27, 37) leads into a peripheral recess (32, 39) of the elongated and tubular body open externally, and said first additional hole (36, 41) leads into said peripheral recess (32, 39).
A solution polymerization process for producing a high-cis polydiene, comprising: polymerizing at least one conjugated diene monomer in an organic solvent in the presence of at least one thiol compound and a lanthanide-based catalyst composition to produce a polydiene having a cis-1,4-linkage of 90-99%, wherein the at least one thiol compound is represented by the general formula R-S-H, where R is a hydrocarbyl group or a substituted hydrocarbyl group; wherein the lanthanide-based catalyst composition comprises (a) a lanthanide compound, (b) an alkylating agent, and (c) a halogen source, where (c) may optionally be provided by (a), (b), or both (a) and (b); and wherein the molar ratio of the at least one thiol compound to the lanthanide compound ranges from 0.01:1 to 100:1 wherein either the at least one thiol compound is added to a mixture of the at least one conjugated diene monomer and the organic solvent prior to charging the mixture with the lanthanide-based catalyst composition or the lanthanide-based catalyst composition is added at the same time or shortly after the thiol compound is added to the organic solvent. polymerizing at least one conjugated diene monomer in an organic solvent in the presence of at least one thiol compound and a lanthanide-based catalyst composition to produce a polydiene having a cis-1,4-linkage of 90-99%, wherein the at least one thiol compound is represented by the general formula R-S-H, where R is a hydrocarbyl group or a substituted hydrocarbyl group; wherein the lanthanide-based catalyst composition comprises (a) a lanthanide compound, (b) an alkylating agent, and (c) a halogen source, where (c) may optionally be provided by (a), (b), or both (a) and (b); and wherein the molar ratio of the at least one thiol compound to the lanthanide compound ranges from 0.01:1 to 100:1 wherein either the at least one thiol compound is added to a mixture of the at least one conjugated diene monomer and the organic solvent prior to charging the mixture with the lanthanide-based catalyst composition or the lanthanide-based catalyst composition is added at the same time or shortly after the thiol compound is added to the organic solvent.
A method for processing information security events to detect cyberattacks on a computer system, the method comprising: receiving information related to a plurality of information security events occurred in the computer system, wherein each of the plurality of information security events comprises an event related to a possible violation of information security of the computer system; determining a verdict for each of the plurality of the received information security events, wherein the verdict comprises: i) information security incident or ii) false positive and wherein the verdict is false positive if the probability of a false positive for the corresponding information security event is greater than a first threshold; changing verdicts for a subset of the plurality of information security events from the false positive to the information security incident, wherein the subset of the plurality of information security events is randomly selected from the plurality information security events based on a second threshold according to a uniform distribution; and performing analysis of the information security events having a verdict of the information security incident, including the information security events in the subset for which verdicts were changed from the false positive to the information security incident, to determine if the computer system is under a cyberattack. receiving information related to a plurality of information security events occurred in the computer system, wherein each of the plurality of information security events comprises an event related to a possible violation of information security of the computer system; determining a verdict for each of the plurality of the received information security events, wherein the verdict comprises: i) information security incident or ii) false positive and wherein the verdict is false positive if the probability of a false positive for the corresponding information security event is greater than a first threshold; changing verdicts for a subset of the plurality of information security events from the false positive to the information security incident, wherein the subset of the plurality of information security events is randomly selected from the plurality information security events based on a second threshold according to a uniform distribution; and performing analysis of the information security events having a verdict of the information security incident, including the information security events in the subset for which verdicts were changed from the false positive to the information security incident, to determine if the computer system is under a cyberattack.
A wind turbine with a machine frame, which is mounted on a tower and on which a rotor shaft connecting a rotor hub to a generator is mounted, wherein the machine frame has an access area which is accessible from the tower and is separated from a working area (46, 54) of the machine frame by a separation and connected to the working area (46, 54) by a lockable door, characterised in that the machine frame has a wall surrounding the rotor shaft which encloses an inner working area in order to house it, wherein the wall has at least one breakthrough (41, 50) and the access area comprises an actuation element for a locking mechanism which secures the rotor shaft in a position, the locking mechanism co-operating with the lockable door such that the latter can be released after the rotor shaft has been blocked, the lockable door of the access area being arranged in the breakthrough of the wall of the machine frame which encloses the inner working area.
A method comprising: associating a packet data convergence protocol entity with a first radio link control entity and a second radio link control entity belonging to two different cell groups; determining to submit a packet data convergence protocol data unit from the packet data convergence protocol entity to one of the first radio link control entity and the second radio link control entity; calculating a value indicating an amount of data available for transmission, wherein the value indicating the amount of data available for transmission comprises a sum of a data volume in the packet data convergence protocol entity and a radio link control data volume pending for initial transmission in the first radio link control entity and the second radio link control entity; comparing the value indicating the amount of data available for transmission with a threshold; and submitting the packet data convergence protocol data unit to the first radio link control entity in response to the value indicating the amount of data available for transmission being below the threshold. associating a packet data convergence protocol entity with a first radio link control entity and a second radio link control entity belonging to two different cell groups; determining to submit a packet data convergence protocol data unit from the packet data convergence protocol entity to one of the first radio link control entity and the second radio link control entity; calculating a value indicating an amount of data available for transmission, wherein the value indicating the amount of data available for transmission comprises a sum of a data volume in the packet data convergence protocol entity and a radio link control data volume pending for initial transmission in the first radio link control entity and the second radio link control entity; comparing the value indicating the amount of data available for transmission with a threshold; and submitting the packet data convergence protocol data unit to the first radio link control entity in response to the value indicating the amount of data available for transmission being below the threshold.