mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Method for sorting objects in a sorting installation (2a, 2b) according to one of claims 10 to 15, in which objects are conveyed on a sorter of the sorting installation (2a, 2b), in a first distributing run some of the objects conveyed on the sorter are introduced from the sorter into extraction terminal points of the sorting installation (2a, 2b) and other objects of the objects conveyed on the sorter are introduced from the sorter into a collection terminal point of the sorting installation (2a, 2b) and, by means of a transport apparatus of the sorting installation (2a, 2b), objects are automatically transported out of the collection terminal point and are automatically returned to the sorter, wherein the objects returned from the collection terminal point to the sorter by means of the transport apparatus are introduced from the sorter into one of the terminal points (8, 10) in each case in a second distributing run.
A method of measuring the activity of a FAMIN protein comprising; providing an isolated FAMIN protein; and determining the adenosine deaminase activity, purine nucleoside phosphorylase activity and/or methylthioadenosine phosphorylase activity of the FAMIN protein, optionally wherein the purine nucleoside phosphorylase activity is an adenosine phosphorylase activity. providing an isolated FAMIN protein; and determining the adenosine deaminase activity, purine nucleoside phosphorylase activity and/or methylthioadenosine phosphorylase activity of the FAMIN protein, optionally wherein the purine nucleoside phosphorylase activity is an adenosine phosphorylase activity.
A door operating assembly comprising a first operating unit comprising a first magnet, which is guided therein with a first sleeve so as to be rotatable about a first axis of rotation (d 1), and a first drive unit (9a, 10a) for rotating the first sleeve, comprising a second operating unit, which is magnetically coupled thereto and which comprises a second magnet, which is guided therein with a second sleeve so as to be rotatable about a second axis of rotation (d 2), and a second drive unit (9b, 10b) for rotating the second sleeve, characterized in that the first operating unit has a first anti-rotation means (14a, 15a) acting on the first sleeve, that the second operating unit has a second anti-rotation means (14b, 15b) acting on the second sleeve, that the first magnet and the second magnet act so as to repel one another in the axial direction (z) in a first functional state, whereby the first anti-rotation means (14a, 15a) is effective in a first direction of rotation (a), whereby the second anti-rotation means (14b, 15b) is effective in a second direction of rotation (b), and that the first magnet and the second magnet act so as to attract one another in the axial direction (z) in a second functional state, whereby the first anti-rotation means (14a, 15a) is effective opposite the first direction of rotation (a), and whereby the second anti-rotation means (14b, 15b) is effective opposite the second direction of rotation (b).
A catheter for reducing or blocking neural activity in a target area comprising sensory neurons of the submucosal layer in an organ of a patient, the catheter comprising: an elongate catheter body having a proximal end and a distal end; a laser emitting element coupled with the catheter body at or near the distal end and configured to emit a laser beam in a first direction parallel to a longitudinal axis of said catheter body; a rotatable optical element coupled with the laser emitting element, and wherein said rotatable optical element is configured to deflect the laser beam at an angle of approximately 90 degrees from a longitudinal axis of the catheter, and the laser radiation is focused on the target area such that it induces its main damage in the target area while minimizing its collateral impact on layers surrounding (302A, 310A, 312A and 314A) the target area, and characterized in that the catheter further comprises a pressure-inducing element (528', 534', 536', and 542) coupled with the catheter body, the pressure-inducing element (528', 534', 536', and 542) configured to exert pressure on and stretch at least part of the organ wall and configured to manipulate the organ wall such that a pre-set optical path is achieved between the laser emitting element and the target area. an elongate catheter body having a proximal end and a distal end; a laser emitting element coupled with the catheter body at or near the distal end and configured to emit a laser beam in a first direction parallel to a longitudinal axis of said catheter body; a rotatable optical element coupled with the laser emitting element, and wherein said rotatable optical element is configured to deflect the laser beam at an angle of approximately 90 degrees from a longitudinal axis of the catheter, and the laser radiation is focused on the target area such that it induces its main damage in the target area while minimizing its collateral impact on layers surrounding (302A, 310A, 312A and 314A) the target area, and characterized in that the catheter further comprises a pressure-inducing element (528', 534', 536', and 542) coupled with the catheter body, the pressure-inducing element (528', 534', 536', and 542) configured to exert pressure on and stretch at least part of the organ wall and configured to manipulate the organ wall such that a pre-set optical path is achieved between the laser emitting element and the target area.
A computer-implemented method, comprising: determining one or more mobility patterns observed in an area over time, based on wireless communication activity associated with mobile devices in the area, wherein the area is illuminated by one or more lighting units, and the one or more lighting units are configured to transmit information using optical wireless communications, OWC; characterized by selecting a mobility pattern, applicable to the current time, from the one or more determined mobility patterns; predicting, based on the selected mobility pattern, usage in the area of a plurality of OWC-based mobile apps; and allocating one or more OWC resources of at least one of the one or more lighting units for transmission of data to one or more of the plurality of OWC-based mobile apps operating on one or more mobile devices operated within the area, wherein the allocating is based at least in part on the predicted usage. determining one or more mobility patterns observed in an area over time, based on wireless communication activity associated with mobile devices in the area, wherein the area is illuminated by one or more lighting units, and the one or more lighting units are configured to transmit information using optical wireless communications, OWC; characterized by selecting a mobility pattern, applicable to the current time, from the one or more determined mobility patterns; predicting, based on the selected mobility pattern, usage in the area of a plurality of OWC-based mobile apps; and allocating one or more OWC resources of at least one of the one or more lighting units for transmission of data to one or more of the plurality of OWC-based mobile apps operating on one or more mobile devices operated within the area, wherein the allocating is based at least in part on the predicted usage. selecting a mobility pattern, applicable to the current time, from the one or more determined mobility patterns; predicting, based on the selected mobility pattern, usage in the area of a plurality of OWC-based mobile apps; and allocating one or more OWC resources of at least one of the one or more lighting units for transmission of data to one or more of the plurality of OWC-based mobile apps operating on one or more mobile devices operated within the area, wherein the allocating is based at least in part on the predicted usage.
Product, characterized in that it has the structure of general formula below: in which • R 1, R 2, R 3 and R 4 represent, independently of one another, H; a C 1 -C 5 alkyl; (CH 2) m R' with m equal to an integer ranging from 0 to 3 and R' representing C 6 H 5 (Ph), NO 2, CO 2 (C 1 -C 3 alkyl), O(C 1 -C 3 alkyl), a halogen selected from Cl, F, Br or I; • "Solid support" represents a conductive material, in particular an electrode or nanoparticles; • the bond " " between the carbon of the 1,4,8,11-tetraazacyclotetradecane macrocycle (cyclam) and the carbon of the C 6 H 4 group represents the divalent radical -(CH 2) m - with m equal to an integer ranging from 0 to 3; -CO-NH-; -NH-CO-; • the bond " " between the carbon of the C 6 H 4 group and the solid support is a covalent bond; • M n+, if it is present, represents a metal cation, with n which is an integer ranging from 1 to 4 and M is selected from the group comprising Ni, Cu, Hg, Zn, Co, Cd and Pb. • R 1, R 2, R 3 and R 4 represent, independently of one another, H; a C 1 -C 5 alkyl; (CH 2) m R' with m equal to an integer ranging from 0 to 3 and R' representing C 6 H 5 (Ph), NO 2, CO 2 (C 1 -C 3 alkyl), O(C 1 -C 3 alkyl), a halogen selected from Cl, F, Br or I; • "Solid support" represents a conductive material, in particular an electrode or nanoparticles; • the bond " " between the carbon of the 1,4,8,11-tetraazacyclotetradecane macrocycle (cyclam) and the carbon of the C 6 H 4 group represents the divalent radical -(CH 2) m - with m equal to an integer ranging from 0 to 3; -CO-NH-; -NH-CO-; • the bond " " between the carbon of the C 6 H 4 group and the solid support is a covalent bond; • M n+, if it is present, represents a metal cation, with n which is an integer ranging from 1 to 4 and M is selected from the group comprising Ni, Cu, Hg, Zn, Co, Cd and Pb.
Dust hood for a grinding device provided with a gearbox neck for securing the dust hood, with a hood body for covering a circular grinding disc, and with a curtain, running along a circumference of the hood body, for sealing the hood body at least in sections in relation to a substrate to be processed by means of the grinding disc, and with an extraction connection, via which material abrasively removed from the substrate can be sucked out of the hood body, wherein the dust hood has an adjusting ring by means of which the hood body can be adjusted relatively, preferably in the axial direction in relation to the axis of rotation of the grinding disc, with respect to the gearbox neck and/or the adjusting ring, characterized in that the hood body is formed so as to be adjustable in stages, wherein to that end a spring-mounted latching tappet is provided on the adjusting ring and wherein the dust hood has an engaging-around piece, provided on which are a plurality of recesses (29, 29', 29"), each of which corresponds to a vertical stage.
A system of selecting an intraocular lens to be implanted in a subject eye, comprising: means for measuring a corneal topography, an axial length, and an anterior chamber depth of a subject eye; means for modeling, for each of a plurality of intraocular lenses (IOLs), the subject eye with the intraocular lens implanted, in accordance with said measuring; means for performing a ray tracing using said eye model; and means for calculating from said ray tracing a modulation transfer function value; and means for selecting the IOL corresponding to a highest one of the radially averaged polychromatic modulation transfer function (RpMTF) value or radially averaged monochromatic modulation transfer function (RMTF) value for implanting in the subject eye. means for measuring a corneal topography, an axial length, and an anterior chamber depth of a subject eye; means for modeling, for each of a plurality of intraocular lenses (IOLs), the subject eye with the intraocular lens implanted, in accordance with said measuring; means for performing a ray tracing using said eye model; and means for calculating from said ray tracing a modulation transfer function value; and means for selecting the IOL corresponding to a highest one of the radially averaged polychromatic modulation transfer function (RpMTF) value or radially averaged monochromatic modulation transfer function (RMTF) value for implanting in the subject eye.
An oral pharmaceutical composition for use in a method of treating human papillomavirus infection which stimulates cellular immunity specific for a HPV E7 polypeptide in a mucosa of a patient, comprising: a HPV E7 polypeptide; a Kampo preparation having a revitalizing activity; and a mucosal adjuvant, wherein the Kampo preparation having a revitalizing activity is Juzentaihoto, Hochuekkito, or both thereof, wherein the mucosal adjuvant is a polypeptide derived from the B subunit of the heat-labile enterotoxin from Escherichia coli or the synthetic ceramide of α-galactosylceramide, and wherein the HPV E7 polypeptide is contained in a powder of killed recombinant Lactobacillus casei expressing the HPV E7 polypeptide or is added to a powder of killed Lactobacillus casei. a HPV E7 polypeptide; a Kampo preparation having a revitalizing activity; and a mucosal adjuvant, wherein the Kampo preparation having a revitalizing activity is Juzentaihoto, Hochuekkito, or both thereof, wherein the mucosal adjuvant is a polypeptide derived from the B subunit of the heat-labile enterotoxin from Escherichia coli or the synthetic ceramide of α-galactosylceramide, and wherein the HPV E7 polypeptide is contained in a powder of killed recombinant Lactobacillus casei expressing the HPV E7 polypeptide or is added to a powder of killed Lactobacillus casei.
A material pressure regulator, preferably a counter pressure regulator, for regulating the pressure of a flowable medium, in particular a liquid and/or a gas, having a pressure chamber through which the medium can flow from an inlet to an outlet, wherein the cross-section of the pressure chamber is variable in order to set the pressure at the inlet of the pressure chamber by means of a counter pressure across the wall of the pressure chamber, characterized in that the wall of the pressure chamber is formed by a plurality of moveable sections.
Spectrometry method comprising the following step: a) for at least one ionizing radiation energy E i, obtaining, for each energy E i, a curve of the number of photons detected, during a measurement interval, as a function of time, by means of a spectrometer, said method being characterized in that it further comprises the following steps: b) for each curve thus obtained, calculating a ratio of the total number of photons detected in at least two defined and distinct periods of time in order to obtain, for each ionizing radiation energy E i, a number a i, or for each curve thus obtained, acquiring one or more fitting parameters PAJ i by making a fit to said corresponding curve with a fitting function, c) comparing each number a i, or each fitting parameter or set of fitting parameters PAJ i thus obtained, with reference constants a i or, respectively, with reference fitting parameters PAJ i associated with reference energies E i, in order to determine, for each number a i or each fitting parameter or set of fitting parameters PAJ i, the reference energy E i of the ionizing radiation for which said corresponding curve was measured. a) for at least one ionizing radiation energy E i, obtaining, for each energy E i, a curve of the number of photons detected, during a measurement interval, as a function of time, by means of a spectrometer, said method being characterized in that it further comprises the following steps: b) for each curve thus obtained, calculating a ratio of the total number of photons detected in at least two defined and distinct periods of time in order to obtain, for each ionizing radiation energy E i, a number a i, or for each curve thus obtained, acquiring one or more fitting parameters PAJ i by making a fit to said corresponding curve with a fitting function, c) comparing each number a i, or each fitting parameter or set of fitting parameters PAJ i thus obtained, with reference constants a i or, respectively, with reference fitting parameters PAJ i associated with reference energies E i, in order to determine, for each number a i or each fitting parameter or set of fitting parameters PAJ i, the reference energy E i of the ionizing radiation for which said corresponding curve was measured.
Syringe comprising a barrel, a plunger assembly comprising a plunger moveably arranged within said barrel, a plunger rod for driving said plunger, and a dosing aid comprising a mechanism for providing feedback to a user as the plunger rod is moved relative to the barrel for driving said plunger, which mechanism comprises a feedback triggering portion arranged at an outer surface of the plunger rod and extending along the plunger rod, and a feedback generating element arranged at the barrel, and arranged to generate feedback by being triggered by the feedback triggering portion during movement of the plunger rod relative to the barrel, including movement while substance contained in the barrel is being expelled from the barrel, wherein the plunger assembly comprises a first assembly part consisting of at least a part of the plunger rod, and a second assembly part consisting of at least the plunger, and a connection portion, characterized in that the first and second assembly parts are connected with a play, thereby allowing a predetermined free relative movement between the first assembly part and the second assembly part within a predetermined distance d, in a longitudinal direction of the plunger rod such that at least during an initial portion of the movement after a reversal of movement, the relative movement allows for a compensation of a potential misalignment, incorrect bias or the like in the feedback generating mechanism.
Motor vehicle comprising a structure and at least one opening leaf which can move with respect to the structure between a closed position and an open position, the vehicle comprising an aerodynamic device comprising at least one duct that channels a flow of air between an air inlet secured to the structure and an air outlet secured to the opening leaf, passing through a junction region situated at an interface between the structure and the opening leaf, characterized in that the structure comprises a front pillar on which the opening leaf is articulated, the opening leaf comprising a lower box, the box being at least in part covered by an attached aerodynamic deflector comprising an air-passage duct opening via the air outlet, this outlet being situated in a central region of the box, substantially at mid-height as considered in the vertical direction.
A formliner for use in creating a pattern in curable material, the formliner comprising: a plurality of cells each comprising a base configured to face curable material in use, the base configured to create a pattern on the curable material; a rib system comprising a plurality of ribs extending along the plurality of cells and forming at least parts of boundaries of the plurality of cells, the plurality of ribs comprising: a first section connected with a cell of the plurality of cells and comprising a first rib end, the first section configured to face the curable material in use; and a second section connected with the cell and comprising a second rib end, at least a portion of the first section configured to overlap onto at least a portion of the second section; and a channel connecting at least a part of the cell to at least one rib of the plurality of ribs, the channel configured to accept the first rib end in the channel, wherein at least a portion of the first rib end is in the channel when the at least a portion of the first section overlaps onto the at least a portion of the second section, characterized in that the second section comprises a straight wall extending away from the channel, the wall extending perpendicular to a general extent of the base of the cell. a plurality of cells each comprising a base configured to face curable material in use, the base configured to create a pattern on the curable material; a rib system comprising a plurality of ribs extending along the plurality of cells and forming at least parts of boundaries of the plurality of cells, the plurality of ribs comprising: a first section connected with a cell of the plurality of cells and comprising a first rib end, the first section configured to face the curable material in use; and a second section connected with the cell and comprising a second rib end, at least a portion of the first section configured to overlap onto at least a portion of the second section; and a first section connected with a cell of the plurality of cells and comprising a first rib end, the first section configured to face the curable material in use; and a second section connected with the cell and comprising a second rib end, at least a portion of the first section configured to overlap onto at least a portion of the second section; and a channel connecting at least a part of the cell to at least one rib of the plurality of ribs, the channel configured to accept the first rib end in the channel, wherein at least a portion of the first rib end is in the channel when the at least a portion of the first section overlaps onto the at least a portion of the second section, characterized in that the second section comprises a straight wall extending away from the channel, the wall extending perpendicular to a general extent of the base of the cell.
A fiber-cut detection method for a distributed Raman fiber amplifier, wherein the method is applied to a monitor having a gain-locking function, comprising the steps of: monitoring a power value of a supervisory optical signal and a power value of an output optical signal of a distributed Raman fiber amplifier, wherein the supervisory optical signal is an optical signal at a long-wave end outside traffic optical signal bandwidth and/or an optical signal at a short-wave end outside traffic optical signal bandwidth that are/is obtained by filtering an input optical signal; calculating an actual gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier according to the power value of the supervisory optical signal; determining whether the power value of the output optical signal is less than a preset power value of the output optical signal, and if yes, determining that a fiber cut occurs; and characterized in comparing the actual gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier with a preset gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier, and controlling the actual gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier and the preset gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier to be equal by using the gain-locking function. monitoring a power value of a supervisory optical signal and a power value of an output optical signal of a distributed Raman fiber amplifier, wherein the supervisory optical signal is an optical signal at a long-wave end outside traffic optical signal bandwidth and/or an optical signal at a short-wave end outside traffic optical signal bandwidth that are/is obtained by filtering an input optical signal; calculating an actual gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier according to the power value of the supervisory optical signal; determining whether the power value of the output optical signal is less than a preset power value of the output optical signal, and if yes, determining that a fiber cut occurs; and characterized in comparing the actual gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier with a preset gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier, and controlling the actual gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier and the preset gain value of the distributed Raman fiber amplifier to be equal by using the gain-locking function.
A non aqueous dispersion comprising: (a) a shell polymer comprising a copolymer of isobutyl methacrylate and dodecyl methacrylate; (b) a core polymer; and (c) a continuous phase solvent, wherein said shell polymer is soluble and said core polymer is insoluble in the continuous phase solvent. (a) a shell polymer comprising a copolymer of isobutyl methacrylate and dodecyl methacrylate; (b) a core polymer; and (c) a continuous phase solvent,