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A building board comprising: a base material board; a patterned region formed on the base material board and demarcated by a first joint-like groove and a second joint-like groove intersecting the first joint-like groove; a plurality of wood grain forming protrusions formed in the patterned region so as to express a wood grain pattern; a first coating formed on the wood grain forming protrusions, characterised in that an intersecting recess (21, 22) is formed in the patterned region to have a strip shape extending in a direction intersecting the wood grain pattern; and a second coating is formed on the intersecting recess (21, 22) the second coating having a lower lightness than the first coating. a base material board; a patterned region formed on the base material board and demarcated by a first joint-like groove and a second joint-like groove intersecting the first joint-like groove; a plurality of wood grain forming protrusions formed in the patterned region so as to express a wood grain pattern;
A compound having structure A shown below, a stereoisomer thereof, a tautomer thereof, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt of any of the above: wherein R1 is -OC(=O)N(R A) 2, wherein each occurrence of R A is independently hydrogen or a straight or branched chain hydrocarbon group having 2 to 12 carbon atoms, optionally substituted with one or more groups selected from optionally substituted aryl, optionally substituted heterocyclo, optionally substituted carbocyclo, halo, hydroxy, protected hydroxy, optionally substituted C 1 to C 7 alkoxy, optionally substituted C 1 to C 7 acyl, optionally substituted C 1 to C 7 aryloxy, optionally substituted alkylester, optionally substituted arylester, optionally substituted alkanoyl, optionally substituted aroyl, carboxy, protected carboxy, cyano, nitro, amino, substituted amino, amido, carbamate, lactam, urea, urethane, and sulfonyl; and wherein R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, and R7 are hydrogen; with the proviso that the compound having structure A is not saxitoxin. wherein R1 is -OC(=O)N(R A) 2, wherein each occurrence of R A is independently hydrogen or a straight or branched chain hydrocarbon group having 2 to 12 carbon atoms, optionally substituted with one or more groups selected from optionally substituted aryl, optionally substituted heterocyclo, optionally substituted carbocyclo, halo, hydroxy, protected hydroxy, optionally substituted C 1 to C 7 alkoxy, optionally substituted C 1 to C 7 acyl, optionally substituted C 1 to C 7 aryloxy, optionally substituted alkylester, optionally substituted arylester, optionally substituted alkanoyl, optionally substituted aroyl, carboxy, protected carboxy, cyano, nitro, amino, substituted amino, amido, carbamate, lactam, urea, urethane, and sulfonyl; and wherein R2, R3, R4, R5, R6, and R7 are hydrogen; with the proviso that the compound having structure A is not saxitoxin.
A method of allocating time-frequency resources to mobile terminals in a wireless communications system in which allocated time-frequency resources may be selectively used according to a first multiple-input multiple-output, MIMO, transmission scheme or a second MIMO transmission scheme that differs from the first MIMO transmission scheme, the method comprising, for at least a first scheduling instance: identifying a first group of mobile terminals corresponding to the first MIMO transmission scheme and a second group of mobile terminals corresponding to the second MIMO transmission scheme; allocating time-frequency resources in a first pre-determined time-frequency zone exclusively to mobile terminals belonging to the first group; and allocating time-frequency resources in one or more additional pre-determined time-frequency zones to one or more mobile terminals belonging to the second group; wherein the first MIMO transmission scheme comprises a space-time or space-frequency coding transmission scheme and the second MIMO transmission scheme comprises a spatial multiplexing transmission scheme. identifying a first group of mobile terminals corresponding to the first MIMO transmission scheme and a second group of mobile terminals corresponding to the second MIMO transmission scheme; allocating time-frequency resources in a first pre-determined time-frequency zone exclusively to mobile terminals belonging to the first group; and allocating time-frequency resources in one or more additional pre-determined time-frequency zones to one or more mobile terminals belonging to the second group; wherein the first MIMO transmission scheme comprises a space-time or space-frequency coding transmission scheme and the second MIMO transmission scheme comprises a spatial multiplexing transmission scheme.
A regenerative braking system for a vehicle, the regenerative braking system comprising: at least one detecting device, the at least one detecting device detecting information about at least one target object located ahead of the vehicle; an electronic control unit having a processor, the electronic control unit in electronic communication with the at least one detecting device to receive the information about the at least one target object; and a computer readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to: receive information about a velocity of the vehicle, determine a velocity of the at least one target object based on the information from the at least one detecting device, characterized by causing the processor to determine a maximum deceleration of the vehicle that can be reached by the regenerative braking system without applying physical brakes of the vehicle, and determine an optimal braking point to begin maximum regenerative braking, the optimal braking point being a point at which maximum regenerative braking can sufficiently slow the vehicle before reaching the target object without applying the physical brakes of the vehicle. at least one detecting device, the at least one detecting device detecting information about at least one target object located ahead of the vehicle; an electronic control unit having a processor, the electronic control unit in electronic communication with the at least one detecting device to receive the information about the at least one target object; and a computer readable medium storing instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to: receive information about a velocity of the vehicle, determine a velocity of the at least one target object based on the information from the at least one detecting device, characterized by causing the processor to determine a maximum deceleration of the vehicle that can be reached by the regenerative braking system without applying physical brakes of the vehicle, and determine an optimal braking point to begin maximum regenerative braking, the optimal braking point being a point at which maximum regenerative braking can sufficiently slow the vehicle before reaching the target object without applying the physical brakes of the vehicle. receive information about a velocity of the vehicle, determine a velocity of the at least one target object based on the information from the at least one detecting device, characterized by causing the processor to determine a maximum deceleration of the vehicle that can be reached by the regenerative braking system without applying physical brakes of the vehicle, and determine an optimal braking point to begin maximum regenerative braking, the optimal braking point being a point at which maximum regenerative braking can sufficiently slow the vehicle before reaching the target object without applying the physical brakes of the vehicle.
A hair cleansing composition comprising: a 1% to 50% by weight of one or more cleansing surfactants; b 0.1% to 5% by weight of a pressure sensitive adhesive, said pressure sensitive adhesive being a random copolymer comprising i An acrylic group having a side chain with at least 4 carbons; and ii A C 1 -C 6 side chain acrylic; and c 0.5% to 3% by weight of a silicone. a 1% to 50% by weight of one or more cleansing surfactants; b 0.1% to 5% by weight of a pressure sensitive adhesive, said pressure sensitive adhesive being a random copolymer comprising i An acrylic group having a side chain with at least 4 carbons; and ii A C 1 -C 6 side chain acrylic; and i An acrylic group having a side chain with at least 4 carbons; and ii A C 1 -C 6 side chain acrylic; and c 0.5% to 3% by weight of a silicone.
A process for producing wet-strengthened paper, characterized in that in addition to a wet strength agent having a charge density of 0.2 to 4 meq/g of polymer at least one other wet strength agent having a high charge density of at least 5 meq/g polymer is added to a cellulose pulp to wet solid fixing of contaminants to the cellulose fibers, which carries one or more functional groups which undergo covalent bonds with the cellulose and / or impurities during drying.
A servo transfer feeder that transfers a workpiece between an upstream press and a downstream press, the workpiece being held by a holding member, the servo transfer feeder comprising: a storage section (460, 462) that stores a basic cam curve, a maximum velocity, and a maximum acceleration, the basic cam curve being generated by arbitrarily setting a moving time and a moving distance of the holding member, and the maximum velocity and the maximum acceleration being set as motion limit values when the holding member moves; characterized by a moving time calculation section that calculates a first moving time of the holding member by limiting the basic cam curve to the maximum velocity, and calculates a second moving time of the holding member by limiting the basic cam curve to the maximum acceleration; and a cam curve generation section that generates a motion cam curve as to the holding member by reflecting the moving distance and a longer one of the first moving time and the second moving time to the basic cam curve, wherein the holding member moves between the upstream press and the downstream press, based on the motion cam curve. a storage section (460, 462) that stores a basic cam curve, a maximum velocity, and a maximum acceleration, the basic cam curve being generated by arbitrarily setting a moving time and a moving distance of the holding member, and the maximum velocity and the maximum acceleration being set as motion limit values when the holding member moves; characterized by a moving time calculation section that calculates a first moving time of the holding member by limiting the basic cam curve to the maximum velocity, and calculates a second moving time of the holding member by limiting the basic cam curve to the maximum acceleration; and a cam curve generation section that generates a motion cam curve as to the holding member by reflecting the moving distance and a longer one of the first moving time and the second moving time to the basic cam curve, wherein the holding member moves between the upstream press and the downstream press, based on the motion cam curve.
A compound of the following formula: wherein P 1 is Bn; P 3 is CH 3; R 3 is H; R x is Br or R 2 -X-NR 1 -C -; R 2 is 2,4-difluorophenyl; X is methylene; and R 1 is H. P 1 is Bn; P 3 is CH 3; R 3 is H; R x is Br or R 2 -X-NR 1 -C -; R 2 is 2,4-difluorophenyl; X is methylene; and R 1 is H.
A method for operating a reconfigurable laser treatment apparatus having a handset that includes a treatment chamber and a laser source arranged to project optical energy into the treatment chamber, the method comprising: determining a laser handset configuration using an attachment sensor (510a, 510b, 515); when determining the laser handset configuration, determining that a first attachment connected to the treatment chamber of the laser handset is an authorized attachment, enabling operation of the laser source; when determining the laser handset configuration, determining that an authorized attachment is not connected to the treatment chamber of the laser handset, disabling operation of the laser source and when determining that an attachment is not compatible with currently selected treatment parameters based on information from the attachment sensor (510a, 510b, 515), blocking the activation of the laser array.
A composition comprising, (a) a polymer derived from ethylene polymer derived from at least one polar monomer with one or more ester groups, which polymerize with ethylene, and (b) a rosin ester having a hydroxyl number and an acid number, wherein the rosin ester has a hydroxyl number of six or less, and wherein the sum of the hydroxyl number and the acid number is eighteen or less. (a) a polymer derived from ethylene polymer derived from at least one polar monomer with one or more ester groups, which polymerize with ethylene, and (b) a rosin ester having a hydroxyl number and an acid number,
A capacitive touch panel, comprising: a substrate, a plurality of touch electrodes provided on the substrate, and a plurality of signal lines corresponding to the plurality of touch electrodes, wherein, the substrate includes a touch region for touching and a signal line connection region for external connection of the signal lines, the plurality of touch electrodes are provided in the touch region, and the plurality of signal lines are routed from the touch region to the signal line connection region, and the plurality of touch electrodes and portions of the plurality of signal lines in the touch region are covered with a portion of a photoresist used in a photolithographic process for forming the plurality of touch electrodes and the plurality of signal lines, said photoresist having been been formed into a photoresist pattern by using a multi-tone mask wherein a thickness of a portion of the photoresist pattern in a signal line connection region is less than a thickness of a portion of the photoresist pattern in a touch region such that portions of the plurality of signal lines in the signal line connection region are not covered with the photoresist used in the photolithographic process for forming the plurality of touch electrodes and the plurality of signal lines.
An apparatus that inhibits microbial viability on a medical instrument, said apparatus having a sterilization chamber for receiving said medical instrument, a circulation system connected to said sterilization chamber for circulating a fluid through said sterilization chamber and a well, a chemistry container having a removable base portion, wherein a portion of a lower surface of said removable base portion has a recess, and a device for detaching said removable base portion from said chemistry container, said device comprising: a mounting end secured in said well such that said device extends into a lower portion of said well; an intermediate section extending from said mounting end at a first angle relative to a surface of said sterilization chamber that defines a bottom of well; and a free end that extends from said intermediate section at a second angle, characterized in that said recess defines a mating feature and said free end is dimensioned to matingly engage and apply a force to said mating feature on said removable base portion as said chemistry container is inserted into said well, said removable base portion is dimensioned to have a diameter larger than an opening in a lower end of said chemistry container such that said removable base portion is moveable into an interior compartment of said chemistry container and retainable within said interior compartment, wherein said mating feature on said chemistry container further includes a downwardly extending flange disposed on said removable base portion, wherein said removable base portion rests on said device when said end of said chemistry container is disposed in said lower portion of said well, and wherein said mating feature on said removable base portion is an intersection of said downwardly extending flange and said lower surface of said removable base portion. a mounting end secured in said well such that said device extends into a lower portion of said well; an intermediate section extending from said mounting end at a first angle relative to a surface of said sterilization chamber that defines a bottom of well; and a free end that extends from said intermediate section at a second angle,
A plasma system for substrate processing, comprising: a first conducting electrode (bb) having a first side on which one or more substrates (d) can be held and having a second side opposite the first side; a second conducting electrode (a) placed adjacent to but separated from the second side of the first conducting electrode (bb); and a gas mixture distribution shower head (e) placed away from the first side of the first conducting electrode (bb) and within line-of-sight of the one or more substrates, the gas mixture distribution shower head having orifices (ee) to supply a gas mixture (f) for processing the substrates; the first (bb) and second (a) conducting electrodes and the shower head (e) being configured such that when a plasma (c) is initiated and established between the first conducting electrode (bb) and the second conducting electrode, the plasma envelops the first conducting electrode holding the one or more substrates and is kept away from the shower head (e) activating and distributing the gas mixture through the orifices (ee) in the shower head (e). a first conducting electrode (bb) having a first side on which one or more substrates (d) can be held and having a second side opposite the first side; a second conducting electrode (a) placed adjacent to but separated from the second side of the first conducting electrode (bb); and a gas mixture distribution shower head (e) placed away from the first side of the first conducting electrode (bb) and within line-of-sight of the one or more substrates, the gas mixture distribution shower head having orifices (ee) to supply a gas mixture (f) for processing the substrates; the first (bb) and second (a) conducting electrodes and the shower head (e) being configured such that when a plasma (c) is initiated and established between the first conducting electrode (bb) and the second conducting electrode, the plasma envelops the first conducting electrode holding the one or more substrates and is kept away from the shower head (e) activating and distributing the gas mixture through the orifices (ee) in the shower head (e).
A communication method of a fiber-to-the-distribution point, FTTdp, central office, CO, device, comprising: receiving, by the FTTdp CO device, a first FTTdp device configuration message sent by an FTTdp management device, wherein the first FTTdp device configuration message is used to configure an FTTdp customer premise equipment, CPE, connected to the FTTdp CO device; acquiring, by the FTTdp CO device and based on the first FTTdp device configuration message, first configuration information used to configure the FTTdp CPE; encapsulating, by the FTTdp CO device, the first configuration information into a first configuration management message, wherein the first configuration management message comprises a first mark, and the first mark is used to enable the FTTdp CPE to identify the first configuration management message; and sending, by the FTTdp CO device, the first configuration management message to the FTTdp CPE; wherein the first configuration management message is an Ethernet packet or an Internet Protocol, IP, packet, and the first mark is a preset virtual local area network, VLAN, identifier or a preset Media Access Control, MAC, address or an IP address that is of the Ethernet packet or the IP packet. receiving, by the FTTdp CO device, a first FTTdp device configuration message sent by an FTTdp management device, wherein the first FTTdp device configuration message is used to configure an FTTdp customer premise equipment, CPE, connected to the FTTdp CO device; acquiring, by the FTTdp CO device and based on the first FTTdp device configuration message, first configuration information used to configure the FTTdp CPE; encapsulating, by the FTTdp CO device, the first configuration information into a first configuration management message, wherein the first configuration management message comprises a first mark, and the first mark is used to enable the FTTdp CPE to identify the first configuration management message; and sending, by the FTTdp CO device, the first configuration management message to the FTTdp CPE; wherein the first configuration management message is an Ethernet packet or an Internet Protocol, IP, packet, and the first mark is a preset virtual local area network, VLAN, identifier or a preset Media Access Control, MAC, address or an IP address that is of the Ethernet packet or the IP packet.
An apparatus for generating an identification key, the apparatus comprising: a first via connected to a first conductive layer included in a semiconductor chip, a first node being formed by electrically connecting the first via and the first conductive layer; a second via connected to a second conductive layer included in the semiconductor chip, a second node being formed by electrically connecting the second via and the second conductive layer, and a value of a spacing between the first via and the second via in a patterning layout of the semiconductor chip being less than a minimum spacing value guaranteeing that the first node and the second node are not shorted; and a reader configured to determine whether the first node and the second node are electrically shorted and to generate an identification key, wherein the value of the spacing between the first via and the second via is equal to or greater than a first threshold and equal to or less than a second threshold, characterised in that the first threshold is a lower limit value of a range of values of the spacing to allow a difference between a probability that the first node and the second node are shorted and a probability that the first node and the second node are not shorted to be within a predetermined error range, and wherein the second threshold is an upper limit value of the range of the values of the spacing to allow the difference between the probability that the first node and the second node are shorted and the probability that the first node and the second node are not shorted to be within the predetermined error range. a first via connected to a first conductive layer included in a semiconductor chip, a first node being formed by electrically connecting the first via and the first conductive layer; a second via connected to a second conductive layer included in the semiconductor chip, a second node being formed by electrically connecting the second via and the second conductive layer, and a value of a spacing between the first via and the second via in a patterning layout of the semiconductor chip being less than a minimum spacing value guaranteeing that the first node and the second node are not shorted; and a reader configured to determine whether the first node and the second node are electrically shorted and to generate an identification key, wherein the value of the spacing between the first via and the second via is equal to or greater than a first threshold and equal to or less than a second threshold, characterised in that the first threshold is a lower limit value of a range of values of the spacing to allow a difference between a probability that the first node and the second node are shorted and a probability that the first node and the second node are not shorted to be within a predetermined error range, and wherein the second threshold is an upper limit value of the range of the values of the spacing to allow the difference between the probability that the first node and the second node are shorted and the probability that the first node and the second node are not shorted to be within the predetermined error range.