mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
An isolated oligopeptide of less than 15 amino acids, wherein the oligopeptide is selected from the group consisting of: (a) an oligopeptide comprising an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 4, 3, and 5; and (b) an oligopeptide comprising an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 4, 3, and 5, in which 1 or 2 amino acids are substituted, deleted, inserted and/or added, and wherein the oligopeptide has cytotoxic T lymphocyte inducibility. (a) an oligopeptide comprising an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 4, 3, and 5; and (b) an oligopeptide comprising an amino acid sequence selected from the group consisting of SEQ ID NOs: 4, 3, and 5, in which 1 or 2 amino acids are substituted, deleted, inserted and/or added, and wherein the oligopeptide has cytotoxic T lymphocyte inducibility.
A mixed powder or mixed granule consisting of (a) from 5 to 95% by weight of at least one glycine-N,N-diacetic acid derivative of the general formula MOOC-CHR-N(CH 2 COOM) 2 where R is C 1-12 -alkyl M is alkali metal and (b) from 5 to 95% by weight of at least one polyethylene glycol or of a mixture of at least one nonionic surfactant and at least one polyethylene glycol. (a) from 5 to 95% by weight of at least one glycine-N,N-diacetic acid derivative of the general formula MOOC-CHR-N(CH 2 COOM) 2 where R is C 1-12 -alkyl M is alkali metal and R is C 1-12 -alkyl M is alkali metal and (b) from 5 to 95% by weight of at least one polyethylene glycol or of a mixture of at least one nonionic surfactant and at least one polyethylene glycol.
Household refrigeration appliance with an interior space which is embodied to receive food and is bounded by walls (4 to 8) of an inner container, wherein holding devices for at least one shelf (12, 13) are embodied on vertical walls (4, 5, 6), wherein at least one of the holding devices has a rail-like receiving element for a shelf (12, 13) arranged on the interior space side, said receiving element having at least one guide area (22, 23; 22', 23') for receiving the shelf (12, 13), wherein the guide area (22, 23; 22', 23') is embodied on a base plate of the receiving element and a two-dimensional light emission area is embodied on a surface area of the base plate which is adjacent to the guide area (22, 23; 22', 23'), characterised in that the receiving element has a top first guide area (22; 22') and a bottom second guide area (23; 23') which is distanced in the vertical direction therefrom, and the light emission area is embodied in the surface area of the base plate which is embodied therebetween.
A bacterial isolate, Kurthia sp. MTCC 5181 deposited at International Depository at IMTECH, Sector 39 A, Chandigarh, India recognized by Budapest Treaty.
A brake device (10, 30) for applying brake to a vehicle having a target member (2, 3) by using an electric actuator (11, 31) to drive a friction member (14, 34A, 34B) so that the friction member (14, 34A, 34B) is pressed against the target member (2, 3), the brake device (10, 30) comprising: an acquiring unit for acquiring drive information of the electric actuator (11, 31); characterized by a calculation unit for calculating a first value based on the acquired drive information, the first value being at least one of a moving distance traveled by the friction member (14, 34A, 34B) or a required time taken until the friction member (14, 34A, 34B) reaches a predetermined position; and a determination unit for determining whether abnormal operation has occurred by comparing the first value to a standard value. an acquiring unit for acquiring drive information of the electric actuator (11, 31); characterized by a calculation unit for calculating a first value based on the acquired drive information, the first value being at least one of a moving distance traveled by the friction member (14, 34A, 34B) or a required time taken until the friction member (14, 34A, 34B) reaches a predetermined position; and a determination unit for determining whether abnormal operation has occurred by comparing the first value to a standard value.
A method for controlling the configuration of applications on a mobile terminal device, having a token provider installed on the mobile terminal device and knowing the network address of a token server, wherein the token server is provided by the network provider over a network to provide a plurality of tokens for download, wherein the tokens indicate which applications are supported by the network provider, and wherein such token comprises a certificate and/or a public key of the application, and with an application installed on the mobile device, where the applications access the token provider via an interface, further comprising an application server that receives information from the application, comprising the steps: - Downloading the tokens specific to the mobile device from the token server by the token provider; and - Storing of these tokens in a token storage area on the mobile device; - Starting the application, wherein the application request the token provider for a token for the application via the interface, and - If the token is provided, the token is verified by the application itself, or the token is sent by the application to the application server, which alternatively verifies the token, after the verification the application is activated accordingly, with the verification being performed by verifying the certificate and/or the public key, and the application server is notified that an active installation is present on the mobile device. - Downloading the tokens specific to the mobile device from the token server by the token provider; and - Storing of these tokens in a token storage area on the mobile device; - Starting the application, wherein the application request the token provider for a token for the application via the interface, and - If the token is provided, the token is verified by the application itself, or the token is sent by the application to the application server, which alternatively verifies the token, after the verification the application is activated accordingly, with the verification being performed by verifying the certificate and/or the public key, and the application server is notified that an active installation is present on the mobile device.
A synthesis method for preparation of tiotropium bromide (Formula 5); characterized in that; in the first step scopine (Formula 1) or a acid addition salt thereof is reacted with compound shown with Formula 2 wherein R is hydroxy, to give scopine ester shown with Formula 3 And in the second step, compound shown with Formula 3 is quaternized to give compound of Formula 4 And in the third step compound of Formula 4 is oxidized to give tiotropium bromide.
method for controlling a sanitary room lighting system comprising a controller, at least one actuator acting on the controller and being adjustable by a user, wherein a user-defined control value of the controller can be preset, and several light sources which can be controlled by the controller based on the control value entered by the user via the actuator, characterized in that in the controller a predetermined function curve (fLF) between light color and control value as well as a predetermined function curve (fLS) between luminous flux and control value are stored for each light source, wherein the predetermined function curve (fLF) between light color and control value and the predetermined function curve (fLS) between luminous flux and control value each form a pair of function curves for a light source, wherein the function curves (fLF, fLS) are defined in such a way that with increasing control value, the light color and the luminous flux change, wherein, when the actuator is actuated, said at least one light source is controlled based on the predetermined function curves (fLF, fLS) such that, as the control value increases, the light color and the luminous flux change, and wherein for at least two light sources, two different pairs of function curves are provided in such a way that each light source is assigned a suitable pair of function curves, wherein each of the different pairs of function curves is controlled with the same control value. a controller, at least one actuator acting on the controller and being adjustable by a user, wherein a user-defined control value of the controller can be preset, and several light sources which can be controlled by the controller based on the control value entered by the user via the actuator, in the controller a predetermined function curve (fLF) between light color and control value as well as a predetermined function curve (fLS) between luminous flux and control value are stored for each light source, wherein the predetermined function curve (fLF) between light color and control value and the predetermined function curve (fLS) between luminous flux and control value each form a pair of function curves for a light source, wherein the function curves (fLF, fLS) are defined in such a way that with increasing control value, the light color and the luminous flux change, wherein, when the actuator is actuated, said at least one light source is controlled based on the predetermined function curves (fLF, fLS) such that, as the control value increases, the light color and the luminous flux change, and wherein for at least two light sources, two different pairs of function curves are provided in such a way that each light source is assigned a suitable pair of function curves, wherein each of the different pairs of function curves is controlled with the same control value.
Eye tracking device, in particular for the detection of a driver's visual behaviour, comprising an illuminator for illuminating a person's eye, an imaging device for detecting light reflected by the person's eye, and a cover for covering the illuminator and the imaging device, the cover comprising a light leak prevention structure for preventing light leaks between the illuminator and the imaging device through the cover, said light leak prevention structure being provided by at least a surface section (38, 39) of a cover portion being made of a material permeable to light emitted from the illuminator.
An aircraft ejection system for an aircraft, comprising: a seat comprising a propulsion system that urges the seat in an upward direction away from the aircraft; two bridles coupled to the seat at a distance from one another to prevent the two bridles from twisting about one another; a plurality of suspension lines coupled to the two bridles; and a drogue canopy coupled to the suspension lines and comprising a first side having a drag coefficient lower than a second side of the canopy opposite the first side of the canopy, wherein a first portion of the first side of the canopy includes a low-resistance structure and wherein the two bridles and the suspension lines are configured to orient the low-resistance structure downward upon a deployment of the drogue parachute, and wherein the low-resistance structure comprises a first vent defined by the drogue canopy and devoid of material, and wherein, upon deployment, the first vent is oriented downward to urge the drogue canopy in the upward direction. a seat comprising a propulsion system that urges the seat in an upward direction away from the aircraft; two bridles coupled to the seat at a distance from one another to prevent the two bridles from twisting about one another; a plurality of suspension lines coupled to the two bridles; and a drogue canopy coupled to the suspension lines and comprising a first side having a drag coefficient lower than a second side of the canopy opposite the first side of the canopy, wherein a first portion of the first side of the canopy includes a low-resistance structure and wherein the two bridles and the suspension lines are configured to orient the low-resistance structure downward upon a deployment of the drogue parachute, and wherein the low-resistance structure comprises a first vent defined by the drogue canopy and devoid of material, and wherein, upon deployment, the first vent is oriented downward to urge the drogue canopy in the upward direction.
A pipe device for a water-conducting electrical household appliance, in particular a laundry-treatment machine or a dish-washing machine, comprising: - a flexible hose, designed to extend inside the cabinet of a water-conducting electrical household appliance, and - a sleeve member including a flange portion, designed to be secured at an opening defined in a wall of the cabinet of the water-conducting electrical household appliance, the sleeve member also including a first tubular portion, to which an end portion of an external pipe designed to extend outside the cabinet of the water-conducting household appliance is connectable, and a second tubular portion for connection to a proximal end portion of the hose, wherein the first and the second tubular portions (32, 33) project from a front side and a rear side of the flange portion, respectively, the first and the second tubular portions (32, 33) being designed to extend outside and inside the cabinet of the water-conducting household appliance, respectively, wherein the sleeve member has a body made of a substantially rigid plastic material, with the proximal end portion of the hose which is embedded at least in the plastic material that forms the second tubular portion, the body made of substantially rigid plastic material also integrally defining fastening means (34, 35) at said flange portion, configured for quick-coupling with a peripheral edge (5a, 5b) of the opening defined in the wall of the cabinet, characterised in that • the fastening means comprise at least one first coupling element and at least one second coupling element defined at generally opposite regions of the flange portion; • the second coupling element comprises a second formation of the flange portion which is at least partially elastically deformable and • the second formation is substantially U- or V-shaped formation and protrudes from the front side of the flange portion. - a flexible hose, designed to extend inside the cabinet of a water-conducting electrical household appliance, and - a sleeve member including a flange portion, designed to be secured at an opening defined in a wall of the cabinet of the water-conducting electrical household appliance, the sleeve member also including a first tubular portion, to which an end portion of an external pipe designed to extend outside the cabinet of the water-conducting household appliance is connectable, and a second tubular portion for connection to a proximal end portion of the hose, • the fastening means comprise at least one first coupling element and at least one second coupling element defined at generally opposite regions of the flange portion; • the second coupling element comprises a second formation of the flange portion which is at least partially elastically deformable and • the second formation is substantially U- or V-shaped formation and protrudes from the front side of the flange portion.
Submarine flexible pipe, comprising: - a metal flexible carcass; - an inner polymeric liner arranged in a radially outer position with respect to said metal flexible carcass; - a protective polymeric outer sheath, - a mechanical armor structure arranged in a radially inner position with respect to said protective polymeric outer sheath, said mechanical armor structure being potentially exposed to water contact, said mechanical armor structure including a pressure resistant armor and a tensile armor arranged in a radially outer position with respect to said inner polymeric liner; wherein said mechanical armor structure comprises a plurality of carbon steel elongated elements (32, 42, 62), each of said carbon steel elongated elements (32, 42, 62) being coated by an aluminum cladding (33, 43, 63) characterised in that the aluminium cladding is exposed to a contact with the water when the outer sheath is damaged. - a metal flexible carcass; - an inner polymeric liner arranged in a radially outer position with respect to said metal flexible carcass; - a protective polymeric outer sheath, - a mechanical armor structure arranged in a radially inner position with respect to said protective polymeric outer sheath, said mechanical armor structure being potentially exposed to water contact, said mechanical armor structure including a pressure resistant armor and a tensile armor arranged in a radially outer position with respect to said inner polymeric liner;
A frequency-tunable laser source comprising: - a set of N elementary sources (101-1, 101-2,..., 101-N), N ≥ 2, each elementary source (101-k) being suitable for emitting a beam at a given central frequency (f k) having a given spectral width; - an optical coupler for coupling the beams emitted by each of the elementary sources (101-k) in order to form a multi-spectral incident beam (B in) regrouping all the frequencies (f k) of the N elementary sources in a same optical beam; - a beam splitter for forming, from the incident beam (B in), a first beam (B 1) and a second beam (B 2), each regrouping all the emission frequencies of the elementary sources; - a first tunable filter for selecting, from the first beam (B 1), a third beam (B 3) at a first frequency (F j); - a second tunable filter for selecting, from the second beam (B 2), a fourth beam (B 4) at a second frequency (F l); - a nonlinear frequency doubling crystal for generating, from the third beam (B 3) at the first frequency (F j), a fifth beam (B 5) having a frequency (F 2j) which is twice the first frequency (F j); - a nonlinear sum-frequency generation crystal for generating, from the fifth beam (B 5) coming from the nonlinear frequency doubling crystal and from the fourth beam (B 4) at the second frequency (F l), a beam (B out) having a frequency (F 2j+l) equal to the sum of twice the first frequency (F 2j) and the second frequency (F l). - a set of N elementary sources (101-1, 101-2,..., 101-N), N ≥ 2, each elementary source (101-k) being suitable for emitting a beam at a given central frequency (f k) having a given spectral width; - an optical coupler for coupling the beams emitted by each of the elementary sources (101-k) in order to form a multi-spectral incident beam (B in) regrouping all the frequencies (f k) of the N elementary sources in a same optical beam; - a beam splitter for forming, from the incident beam (B in), a first beam (B 1) and a second beam (B 2), each regrouping all the emission frequencies of the elementary sources; - a first tunable filter for selecting, from the first beam (B 1), a third beam (B 3) at a first frequency (F j); - a second tunable filter for selecting, from the second beam (B 2), a fourth beam (B 4) at a second frequency (F l); - a nonlinear frequency doubling crystal for generating, from the third beam (B 3) at the first frequency (F j), a fifth beam (B 5) having a frequency (F 2j) which is twice the first frequency (F j); - a nonlinear sum-frequency generation crystal for generating, from the fifth beam (B 5) coming from the nonlinear frequency doubling crystal and from the fourth beam (B 4) at the second frequency (F l), a beam (B out) having a frequency (F 2j+l) equal to the sum of twice the first frequency (F 2j) and the second frequency (F l).
A non-oriented electrical steel sheet comprising, as a chemical composition, by mass%: C: 0.0030% or less; Si: 2.00% or less; Al: 1.00% or less; Mn: 0.10% to 2.00%; S: 0.0030% or less; one or more selected from the group consisting of Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Nd, Pr, La, Ce, Zn, and Cd: 0.0003% or greater and less than 0.0015% in total; a parameter Q represented by Formula 1 where [Si] denotes a Si content in terms of mass%, [Al] denotes an Al content in terms of mass%, and [Mn] denotes a Mn content in terms of mass%: 2.00 or less; Sn: 0.00% to 0.40%; Cu: 0.00% to 1.00%; and a remainder: Fe and impurities, wherein a parameter R represented by Formula 2 where I 100, I 310, I 411, I 521, I 111, I 211, I 332, and I 221 denote a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, and a crystal orientation intensity in a thickness middle portion, respectively, is 0.80 or greater, wherein the crystal orientation intensity is measured as defined in the description. Q = Si + 2 × Al − Mn R = I 100 + I 310 + I 411 + I 521 / I 111 + I 211 + I 332 + I 221 C: 0.0030% or less; Si: 2.00% or less; Al: 1.00% or less; Mn: 0.10% to 2.00%; S: 0.0030% or less; one or more selected from the group consisting of Mg, Ca, Sr, Ba, Nd, Pr, La, Ce, Zn, and Cd: 0.0003% or greater and less than 0.0015% in total; a parameter Q represented by Formula 1 where [Si] denotes a Si content in terms of mass%, [Al] denotes an Al content in terms of mass%, and [Mn] denotes a Mn content in terms of mass%: 2.00 or less; Sn: 0.00% to 0.40%; Cu: 0.00% to 1.00%; and a remainder: Fe and impurities, wherein a parameter R represented by Formula 2 where I 100, I 310, I 411, I 521, I 111, I 211, I 332, and I 221 denote a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, a crystal orientation intensity, and a crystal orientation intensity in a thickness middle portion, respectively, is 0.80 or greater, wherein the crystal orientation intensity is measured as defined in the description.
A device for effecting a neural blockade, the device comprising: at least one electrode configured to be positioned alongside a neural pathway of a user; and a control unit configured to deliver a sequence of electrical stimuli to neural tissue, each stimulus configured at a level whereby at least at a given relative position of the electrode to the neural tissue a first stimulus of the sequence generates an action potential and whereby each subsequent stimulus alters a membrane potential of the neural tissue without causing depolarisation of the neural tissue nor evoking an action potential, each subsequent stimulus being delivered prior to recovery of the membrane potential of the neural tissue from a preceding stimulus such that the sequence of stimuli maintains the membrane potential in an altered range in which conduction of action potentials is hindered or prevented, and wherein the control unit is configured to effect the blockade by applying a sequence of stimuli at a nominal sub-threshold level which is less than a recruitment threshold of the neural tissue in a first posture of the user but greater than a recruitment threshold of the neural tissue in a second posture of the user. at least one electrode configured to be positioned alongside a neural pathway of a user; and a control unit configured to deliver a sequence of electrical stimuli to neural tissue, each stimulus configured at a level whereby at least at a given relative position of the electrode to the neural tissue a first stimulus of the sequence generates an action potential and whereby each subsequent stimulus alters a membrane potential of the neural tissue without causing depolarisation of the neural tissue nor evoking an action potential, each subsequent stimulus being delivered prior to recovery of the membrane potential of the neural tissue from a preceding stimulus such that the sequence of stimuli maintains the membrane potential in an altered range in which conduction of action potentials is hindered or prevented, and wherein the control unit is configured to effect the blockade by applying a sequence of stimuli at a nominal sub-threshold level which is less than a recruitment threshold of the neural tissue in a first posture of the user but greater than a recruitment threshold of the neural tissue in a second posture of the user.