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A method for seismic exploration, the method comprising: obtaining seismic data acquired using multicomponent sensors able to detect P-waves and S-waves emerging from a subsurface formation after P-waves have been injected therein; separating PS observed data from the seismic data by using a separation filter, said PS observed data being detected S-waves that have been generated from incident P-waves; generating PS synthetic data using approximative acoustic wave equations in anisotropic media with a P-wave model, a current S-wave velocity model and a reflectivity model as inputs, where observed PP data are also separated from the seismic data, the method further comprising generating the P-wave velocity model based on the observed PP data, where said current S-wave velocity model is an initial model at the first iteration and an updated velocity model at following iterations, said initial model being based on PP and PS image registration or joint PP and PS tomography and where said reflectivity model is built by using said P-wave model, by applying a true amplitude pre-stack depth migration, PSDM, method; updating the current S-wave velocity model using a full waveform inversion, FWI, to minimize an amplitude-discrepancy-mitigating, ADM, cost function quantifying difference between the PS observed data and the PS synthetic data while mitigating an amplitude mismatch between the PS observed data and the PS synthetic data due to the use of the approximative acoustic wave equations; and using the updated S-wave velocity model to assess presence of natural resources in the subsurface formation. obtaining seismic data acquired using multicomponent sensors able to detect P-waves and S-waves emerging from a subsurface formation after P-waves have been injected therein; separating PS observed data from the seismic data by using a separation filter, said PS observed data being detected S-waves that have been generated from incident P-waves; generating PS synthetic data using approximative acoustic wave equations in anisotropic media with a P-wave model, a current S-wave velocity model and a reflectivity model as inputs, where observed PP data are also separated from the seismic data, the method further comprising generating the P-wave velocity model based on the observed PP data, where said current S-wave velocity model is an initial model at the first iteration and an updated velocity model at following iterations, said initial model being based on PP and PS image registration or joint PP and PS tomography and where said reflectivity model is built by using said P-wave model, by applying a true amplitude pre-stack depth migration, PSDM, method; updating the current S-wave velocity model using a full waveform inversion, FWI, to minimize an amplitude-discrepancy-mitigating, ADM, cost function quantifying difference between the PS observed data and the PS synthetic data while mitigating an amplitude mismatch between the PS observed data and the PS synthetic data due to the use of the approximative acoustic wave equations; and using the updated S-wave velocity model to assess presence of natural resources in the subsurface formation.
A heat curable elastomeric composition comprising: a) a modified silica filler comprising silica that has been modified by treatment with at least one alkyl silane having a C 1 to C 30 alkyl group and at least one alkenyl silane having a C 2 to C 30 alkenyl group to form said modified silica filler; b) an elastomeric hydrocarbon polymer having a polyolefin backbone and functional alkenyl groups; c) a silicon-hydride crosslinker having at least two SiH functional groups; d) a hydrosilylation catalyst; and e) optionally, one or more of a stabilizer, an anti-oxidant, a plasticizer, an additional filler material, a handling improver, or a hydrosilylation catalyst inhibitor. a) a modified silica filler comprising silica that has been modified by treatment with at least one alkyl silane having a C 1 to C 30 alkyl group and at least one alkenyl silane having a C 2 to C 30 alkenyl group to form said modified silica filler; b) an elastomeric hydrocarbon polymer having a polyolefin backbone and functional alkenyl groups; c) a silicon-hydride crosslinker having at least two SiH functional groups; d) a hydrosilylation catalyst; and e) optionally, one or more of a stabilizer, an anti-oxidant, a plasticizer, an additional filler material, a handling improver, or a hydrosilylation catalyst inhibitor.
Operator control device for a vehicle, having an operator control element which can be operated by an operator and which can be pressed from a home position into an activation position, and having an electronic switching element which can be activated by pressing the operator control element, wherein the operator control element is pivotably mounted on a carrier part, and if pressing out of the home position into the activation position occurs it can be pivoted about a pivoting axis, characterized in that the operator control element is additionally embodied as a slide switch and is mounted so as to be capable of sliding in a sliding direction, wherein the operator control device has a detection device by means of which the sliding of the operator control element can be detected.
Method of controlling a stimulator by using image data, the method comprising: receiving coordinate data of a plurality of stimulus units from a user terminal or a stimulator connected to the user terminal; obtaining, from a hospital terminal, primary image data including coordinate data of a target area estimated to be an affected area of a user; generating matching data by matching the coordinate data of the plurality of stimulus units to the primary image data; generating stimulus intensity control data capable of controlling stimulus intensities of the plurality of stimulus units by using the matching data; the method characterised by the following method steps: transmitting the stimulus intensity control data to the user terminal; and after the transmitting of the stimulus intensity control data, receiving secondary image data from the hospital terminal and comparing the primary image data with the secondary image data and considering an amount of change in volume of the target area to regenerate the stimulus intensity control data capable of controlling the stimulus intensities of the plurality of stimulus units. receiving coordinate data of a plurality of stimulus units from a user terminal or a stimulator connected to the user terminal; obtaining, from a hospital terminal, primary image data including coordinate data of a target area estimated to be an affected area of a user; generating matching data by matching the coordinate data of the plurality of stimulus units to the primary image data; generating stimulus intensity control data capable of controlling stimulus intensities of the plurality of stimulus units by using the matching data; the method characterised by the following method steps: transmitting the stimulus intensity control data to the user terminal; and after the transmitting of the stimulus intensity control data, receiving secondary image data from the hospital terminal and comparing the primary image data with the secondary image data and considering an amount of change in volume of the target area to regenerate the stimulus intensity control data capable of controlling the stimulus intensities of the plurality of stimulus units. transmitting the stimulus intensity control data to the user terminal; and after the transmitting of the stimulus intensity control data, receiving secondary image data from the hospital terminal and comparing the primary image data with the secondary image data and considering an amount of change in volume of the target area to regenerate the stimulus intensity control data capable of controlling the stimulus intensities of the plurality of stimulus units.
A UV irradiation apparatus, comprising: an LED unit that is formed of a plurality of LED chips and that emits UV rays when supplied with current; measurement means for measuring an emission time of the LED unit; setting means for setting an output set value of the LED unit from among a plurality of candidate values; memory means for storing beforehand a correction table for each candidate value that can be set by the setting means; and emission control means for setting a power supplied to the LED unit, wherein a cumulative value of the emission time is set to a cumulative emission time, the correction table associates, to each cumulative emission time, a correction value used for setting the power supplied to the LED unit in order to correct an output drop of each LED chip, the emission control means obtains a correction value of the cumulative emission time using the correction table of an output set value that is set by the setting means, and sets the power supplied to the LED unit using the obtained correction value, and in a case where the output set value is modified by the setting means, the emission control means obtains the correction value for each cumulative emission time in such a manner that the output of the LED unit after modification is kept within an allowable range, by using a correction table of the output set value before modification and a correction table of the output set value after modification, and sets the supply power using the obtained correction value. an LED unit that is formed of a plurality of LED chips and that emits UV rays when supplied with current; measurement means for measuring an emission time of the LED unit; setting means for setting an output set value of the LED unit from among a plurality of candidate values; memory means for storing beforehand a correction table for each candidate value that can be set by the setting means; and emission control means for setting a power supplied to the LED unit, wherein a cumulative value of the emission time is set to a cumulative emission time, the correction table associates, to each cumulative emission time, a correction value used for setting the power supplied to the LED unit in order to correct an output drop of each LED chip, the emission control means obtains a correction value of the cumulative emission time using the correction table of an output set value that is set by the setting means, and sets the power supplied to the LED unit using the obtained correction value, and in a case where the output set value is modified by the setting means, the emission control means obtains the correction value for each cumulative emission time in such a manner that the output of the LED unit after modification is kept within an allowable range, by using a correction table of the output set value before modification and a correction table of the output set value after modification, and sets the supply power using the obtained correction value.
A casting unit comprising: an investment casting mold having a mold cavity; a furnace having a first zone that receives the investment casting mold, means for generating a convection current in molten metal in the mold when the mold is provided with molten metal, a refractory divider surrounding and defining the first zone; and insulation surrounding the first zone; characterized in that the casting unit comprises an ultrasonic source for delivering an ultrasonic pulse into the mold cavity when the cavity is provided with molten metal and positioned in contact with the bottom of the mold. an investment casting mold having a mold cavity; a furnace having a first zone that receives the investment casting mold, means for generating a convection current in molten metal in the mold when the mold is provided with molten metal, a refractory divider surrounding and defining the first zone; and insulation surrounding the first zone; characterized in that the casting unit comprises an ultrasonic source for delivering an ultrasonic pulse into the mold cavity when the cavity is provided with molten metal and positioned in contact with the bottom of the mold.
A composition comprising: (a) 10 to 50 percent by weight of a polyester, wherein the polyester is poly(ethylene terephthalate) or poly(1,4-butylene terephthalate); (b) 20 to 70 percent by weight of Polycarbonate A, which is a copolycarbonate of 2-phenyl-3,3-bis(4-hydroxyphenyl)phthalimidine (PPPBP) and bisphenol-A; (c) 10 to 60 percent by weight of Polycarbonate B, which is a polycarbonate/polydimethylsiloxane (PC/PDMS) copolymer; and (d) 4 to 10 percent by weight of a non-halogenated flame retardant selected from the group consisting of bisphenol-A bis(diphenylphosphate) (BPADP), polyphosphonate, phosphazene, and solid phosphonate ester, provided that when the non-halogenated flame retardant is an organophosphate, organophosphonate, or organophosphinate, the weight percent is 4 to 7 percent by weight; wherein: the weight percents are based on the total weight of the composition and the composition: (i) passes the Ball Pressure Test according to DIN EN 60695-10-2, VDE 0471 Part 10-2 or DIN EN 60335-1 at 125 °C; or (ii) passes the Glow Wire Flammability Test 60695-2-12 at 850 °C; and (iii) has a UL94 Vertical Flame Rating, V-0 at 1.5 mm. (a) 10 to 50 percent by weight of a polyester, wherein the polyester is poly(ethylene terephthalate) or poly(1,4-butylene terephthalate); (b) 20 to 70 percent by weight of Polycarbonate A, which is a copolycarbonate of 2-phenyl-3,3-bis(4-hydroxyphenyl)phthalimidine (PPPBP) and bisphenol-A; (c) 10 to 60 percent by weight of Polycarbonate B, which is a polycarbonate/polydimethylsiloxane (PC/PDMS) copolymer; and (d) 4 to 10 percent by weight of a non-halogenated flame retardant selected from the group consisting of bisphenol-A bis(diphenylphosphate) (BPADP), polyphosphonate, phosphazene, and solid phosphonate ester, provided that when the non-halogenated flame retardant is an organophosphate, organophosphonate, or organophosphinate, the weight percent is 4 to 7 percent by weight; wherein: the weight percents are based on the total weight of the composition and the composition: (i) passes the Ball Pressure Test according to DIN EN 60695-10-2, VDE 0471 Part 10-2 or DIN EN 60335-1 at 125 °C; or (ii) passes the Glow Wire Flammability Test 60695-2-12 at 850 °C; and (iii) has a UL94 Vertical Flame Rating, V-0 at 1.5 mm. (i) passes the Ball Pressure Test according to DIN EN 60695-10-2, VDE 0471 Part 10-2 or DIN EN 60335-1 at 125 °C; or (ii) passes the Glow Wire Flammability Test 60695-2-12 at 850 °C; and (iii) has a UL94 Vertical Flame Rating, V-0 at 1.5 mm.
A process for producing potato chips comprising the following steps: a) blanching potato slices having a thickness of 0.8 to 3.0 mm with a solution comprising divalent cations, b) wet-coating the potato slices with an aqueous gelatinized starch-based coating solution, c) deep frying the coated potato slices and d) de-oiling the potato slices, preferably by applying superheated steam, wherein the starch in the coating solution is white dextrin, and wherein steps a) to d) are conducted in this order. a) blanching potato slices having a thickness of 0.8 to 3.0 mm with a solution comprising divalent cations, b) wet-coating the potato slices with an aqueous gelatinized starch-based coating solution, c) deep frying the coated potato slices and d) de-oiling the potato slices, preferably by applying superheated steam,
A closure device with a closure flap which is articulated by way of at least one hinge arranged on the outer side of an opening, wherein actuation means for opening and closing the closure flap are arranged on the hinge, said actuation means comprising a screw transmission designed as a spindle drive, characterised in that a spindle nut of the spindle drive is fastened on a hinge mounting which is connected to the closure flap and that the spindle drive comprises a second spindle nut, on which a receiver for an actuation lever is formed.
Insulation package for the thermal and acoustic insulation of an aircraft, comprising - a mat made of an insulation material, and - a wrapping sheet, completely enveloping the mat, the wrapping sheet having a plurality of drying openings, each of which is closable by a cover (12, 28) connected to the wrapping sheet, each cover (12, 28) having, at least zonally, a coating material (22, 30) which areal extent changes as a function of the relative humidity of the air inside the insulation package, so that each cover (12, 28) moves relative to the wrapping sheet as a function of this humidity, and wherein the covers (12, 28) are adapted to assume an orientation below a predetermined relative humidity which closes the associated drying opening and at higher relative humidities at least partially opens the associated drying opening. - a mat made of an insulation material, and - a wrapping sheet, completely enveloping the mat, the wrapping sheet having a plurality of drying openings, each of which is closable by a cover (12, 28) connected to the wrapping sheet, each cover (12, 28) having, at least zonally, a coating material (22, 30) which areal extent changes as a function of the relative humidity of the air inside the insulation package, so that each cover (12, 28) moves relative to the wrapping sheet as a function of this humidity, and
An air-conditioning apparatus, comprising: a refrigerant circuit in which a refrigerant mixture containing a refrigerant capable of undergoing disproportionation flows, and a compressor, a first heat exchanger, an expansion unit and a second heat exchanger are connected by pipes; and a controller configured to control an operation of the refrigerant circuit and comprising a composition acquisition unit configured to acquire a composition of the refrigerant; a threshold value determination unit configured to determine a threshold temperature and a threshold pressure, based on the composition acquired by the composition acquisition unit and a temperature pressure table representing a relation of a discharge temperature and a discharge pressure, and a disproportionation suppression unit configured to set the discharge temperature and the discharge pressure of the refrigerant to be respectively lower than the threshold temperature and the threshold pressure determined by the threshold value determination unit, to suppress disproportionation of the refrigerant mixture, wherein the disproportionation suppression unit is configured to adjust a rotation speed of the compressor, and/or wherein the disproportionation suppression unit is configured to adjust an opening degree of the expansion unit. a refrigerant circuit in which a refrigerant mixture containing a refrigerant capable of undergoing disproportionation flows, and a compressor, a first heat exchanger, an expansion unit and a second heat exchanger are connected by pipes; and a controller configured to control an operation of the refrigerant circuit and comprising a composition acquisition unit configured to acquire a composition of the refrigerant; a threshold value determination unit configured to determine a threshold temperature and a threshold pressure, based on the composition acquired by the composition acquisition unit and a temperature pressure table representing a relation of a discharge temperature and a discharge pressure, and a disproportionation suppression unit configured to set the discharge temperature and the discharge pressure of the refrigerant to be respectively lower than the threshold temperature and the threshold pressure determined by the threshold value determination unit, to suppress disproportionation of the refrigerant mixture, wherein the disproportionation suppression unit is configured to adjust a rotation speed of the compressor, and/or wherein the disproportionation suppression unit is configured to adjust an opening degree of the expansion unit.
A reinforced preform (30a, 50, 90) comprising: four commonly woven fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58), wherein a reinforced common node (39a, 59) consists of the commonly woven fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58) being edgewise joined and arranged radially around and extending from the common node (39a, 59), wherein at least one reinforcing fiber from each of the fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58) is woven through the common node (39a, 59) and into at least one other of the fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58), and characterized in that two of the commonly woven fabric leg reinforcement elements are substantially co-linear and lie on substantially a same curved surface and have an out-of-plane curvature along the length of the reinforced preform. four commonly woven fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58), wherein a reinforced common node (39a, 59) consists of the commonly woven fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58) being edgewise joined and arranged radially around and extending from the common node (39a, 59), wherein at least one reinforcing fiber from each of the fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58) is woven through the common node (39a, 59) and into at least one other of the fabric leg reinforcement elements (32a, 34a, 36a, 38a, 51-58), and characterized in that two of the commonly woven fabric leg reinforcement elements are substantially co-linear and lie on substantially a same curved surface and have an out-of-plane curvature along the length of the reinforced preform.
Plug connector socket for outdoor applications comprising a mounting apparatus for fastening to agricultural machines, having a socket housing with a rotatably mounted protective cap for protecting the receiving space for a mating plug, wherein the socket housing is mounted on the mounting apparatus in an axially movable manner by means of a compression spring, characterized in that the protective cap is formed with an internal radial or axial sealing element, and wherein a locking clip is rotatably mounted on the socket housing, the said locking clip locking the protective cap in its closed position.
A method for producing a variant of a parent polypeptide comprising a Fc region of SEQ ID NO:1, which variant exhibits reduced binding to the protein C1q and to at least one receptor FcγR as compared to the said parent polypeptide, wherein an amino acid modification selected from the group consisting of 294Del, 293Del and 293del/294del is introduced within the Fc region of the parent polypeptide, the numbering of amino acids in the Fc region referring to the numbering according to the EU index, with the proviso that when the sole modification introduced within the Fc region of the parent polypeptide is 294Del or 293Del, the variant does not comprise amino acid modifications on both positions 307 and 434 of the Fc region, as compared to wild-type Fc regions.
Method for monitoring the dynamics of gas sensors of an internal combustion engine, wherein the gas sensors have a low-pass behaviour depending on the geometry, measuring principle, ageing or soiling, wherein, when the gas state variable which is to be measured changes, diagnosis of the dynamics is carried out by comparing a modelled signal and a measured signal, and wherein the measured signal is an actual value of an output signal of the gas sensor, and the modelled signal is a model value, characterized in that the parameters of the low-pass behaviour are determined in a direction-dependent fashion by minimizing direction-dependent fault signals which are formed by high-pass filtering and linking to direction-dependent saturation characteristic curves (26, 27, 28, 29), wherein the direction-dependent fault signals are calculated by comparing the modelled signal and the measured signal for a rising signal component and a falling signal component.