mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Modular system for pavement consisting of: - a pavement module comprising a top surface layer (M.1), a lower surface layer, a plurality of first rigid support elements (M.2) that each integrates in their inner wall a sealing ring groove (M.5), a plurality of second rigid support elements (M.3) and a plurality of recesses (M.4), - a resilient cushioning system comprising at least one cushioning spike formed by a head (1.1) of the spike, a body (1.2) of the spike with a truncated-cone shape, a base (1.3) of the spike, a cavity (1.6) of the spike and a sealing ring (1.7) of the spike with a truncated-cone shape, characterised in that - the base of the spike incorporates at least three feet (1.4) of the spike, which are substantially semi-spherical in shape, and - when the pavement module and the at least one cushioning spike are assembled, the cavity of the spike and the space delimited by the head of the spike, the lower surface layer of the pavement module and the sealing ring groove of the first rigid support element (M.2) form a pressurized air pocket. - a pavement module comprising a top surface layer (M.1), a lower surface layer, a plurality of first rigid support elements (M.2) that each integrates in their inner wall a sealing ring groove (M.5), a plurality of second rigid support elements (M.3) and a plurality of recesses (M.4), - a resilient cushioning system comprising at least one cushioning spike formed by a head (1.1) of the spike, a body (1.2) of the spike with a truncated-cone shape, a base (1.3) of the spike, a cavity (1.6) of the spike and a sealing ring (1.7) of the spike with a truncated-cone shape, characterised in that - the base of the spike incorporates at least three feet (1.4) of the spike, which are substantially semi-spherical in shape, and - when the pavement module and the at least one cushioning spike are assembled, the cavity of the spike and the space delimited by the head of the spike, the lower surface layer of the pavement module and the sealing ring groove of the first rigid support element (M.2) form a pressurized air pocket.
A computing system, comprising: a chassis; one or more backplanes coupled to the chassis, wherein at least one of the backplanes comprises one or more backplane openings configured to allow air to pass from one side of the backplane to the other side of the backplane; a plurality of computing devices coupled to the at least one backplane, wherein at least two of the computing devices comprise a circuit board assembly and one or more processors coupled to the circuit board assembly, one or more air channels formed by two or more adjacent circuit board assemblies of the computing devices and the at least one backplane; and one or more channel capping elements configured to at least partially close at least one of the air channels formed by the circuit board assemblies of the computing devices and the at least one backplane, wherein at least one of the one or more channel-capping elements is attached to at least one of the circuit board assemblies of at least one of the computing devices, and is configured to form a seal on an adjacent circuit board assembly. a chassis; one or more backplanes coupled to the chassis, wherein at least one of the backplanes comprises one or more backplane openings configured to allow air to pass from one side of the backplane to the other side of the backplane; a plurality of computing devices coupled to the at least one backplane, wherein at least two of the computing devices comprise a circuit board assembly and one or more processors coupled to the circuit board assembly, one or more air channels formed by two or more adjacent circuit board assemblies of the computing devices and the at least one backplane; and one or more channel capping elements configured to at least partially close at least one of the air channels formed by the circuit board assemblies of the computing devices and the at least one backplane, wherein at least one of the one or more channel-capping elements is attached to at least one of the circuit board assemblies of at least one of the computing devices, and is configured to form a seal on an adjacent circuit board assembly.
A polymer, comprising a first repeating unit, a second repeating unit, and a third repeating unit, wherein the first repeating unit is the second repeating unit is wherein R 1 is C 1-6 alkyl group; and, the third repeating unit is wherein X is and Y is hydrophilic polymeric moiety, wherein the hydrophilic polymeric moiety is polyethylene glycol moiety, methoxy polyethylene glycol moiety, polyvinylpyrrolidone moiety, polyacrylic acid moiety, or polymethacrylic acid moiety, wherein the first repeating unit has a weight percentage of 5-50wt%, the second repeating unit has a weight percentage between 10-55wt%, and the third repeating unit has a weight percentage between 25-75wt%, based on the total weight of the first repeating unit, the second repeating unit, and the third repeating unit, wherein the hydrophilic polymeric moiety has a grafting ratio between 0.1% and 10%.
A method for transmitting scheduling information, comprising: acquiring information about a scheduling result of resources to be occupied by one or more User Equipment, UEs; and transmitting, according to the information about the scheduling result, scheduling information comprising a first type of scheduling information and a second type of scheduling information to the one or more UEs, wherein the first type of scheduling information comprises information for parsing the second type of scheduling information, and the scheduling information determines a resource scheduling condition of the one or more UEs; wherein the first type of scheduling information comprises first frequency domain resource indicator information of a user specific scheduling information area, wherein the user specific scheduling information area refers to an entire bandwidth area occupied by user specific scheduling information of all of one or more UEs that are currently scheduled, and the first frequency domain resource indicator information is used to indicate whether a specified bandwidth position on a total bandwidth is scheduled. acquiring information about a scheduling result of resources to be occupied by one or more User Equipment, UEs; and transmitting, according to the information about the scheduling result, scheduling information comprising a first type of scheduling information and a second type of scheduling information to the one or more UEs, wherein the first type of scheduling information comprises information for parsing the second type of scheduling information, and the scheduling information determines a resource scheduling condition of the one or more UEs; wherein the first type of scheduling information comprises first frequency domain resource indicator information of a user specific scheduling information area, wherein the user specific scheduling information area refers to an entire bandwidth area occupied by user specific scheduling information of all of one or more UEs that are currently scheduled, and the first frequency domain resource indicator information is used to indicate whether a specified bandwidth position on a total bandwidth is scheduled.
Method for safely parking a vehicle, wherein it is checked whether there is an emergency situation present, wherein after the detection of an emergency situation a driver assistance system safely parks the vehicle, characterized in that information is interrogated from an external database and taken into account by the driver assistance system.
A waveguide optical device comprising: a waveguide comprising a first surface, and a second surface opposite to the first surface; an input coupler configured to input light into the waveguide; and an output coupler configured to output the light propagating in the waveguide to an outside, wherein the output coupler comprises a plurality of grating regions spaced apart from each other, wherein areas of the plurality of grating regions increase in a first direction, in which the light propagates in the waveguide. a waveguide comprising a first surface, and a second surface opposite to the first surface; an input coupler configured to input light into the waveguide; and an output coupler configured to output the light propagating in the waveguide to an outside, wherein the output coupler comprises a plurality of grating regions spaced apart from each other, wherein areas of the plurality of grating regions increase in a first direction, in which the light propagates in the waveguide.
A composite material molding jig for molding a long member made of a fiber base material and a resin on a plate member, the composite material molding jig comprising: a first member (21a,b) that is made of a material having a thermal expansion coefficient equivalent to a thermal expansion coefficient of the long member, internally includes a space serving as a mold of the long member and inside of which the fiber base material is to be placed, and has an outer surface formed flat in a longitudinal direction; and a second member (22a,b) which internally includes a space shaped to contain the first member (21a,b) and inside of which the first member (21a,b) is to be placed, and has an inner surface formed flat in the longitudinal direction, characterized in that the second member (22a,b) is made of a material lighter than the material of the first member (21a,b), wherein the second member (22a,b) is made up of a plurality of second members (22a-1,22a-2,22a-3,22b-1,22b-2,22b-3) which are provided at a plurality of positions of a part of the entire length of the first member (21a,b) in the longitudinal direction, and wherein a surface of the first member (21a,b) and a surface of the second members (22a-1,22a-2,22a-3,22b-1,22b-2,22b-3) coming into contact with each other are coated with a mold release agent, are stuck with a mold release tape, or are subjected to mold release coating. a first member (21a,b) that is made of a material having a thermal expansion coefficient equivalent to a thermal expansion coefficient of the long member, internally includes a space serving as a mold of the long member and inside of which the fiber base material is to be placed, and has an outer surface formed flat in a longitudinal direction; and a second member (22a,b) which internally includes a space shaped to contain the first member (21a,b) and inside of which the first member (21a,b) is to be placed, and has an inner surface formed flat in the longitudinal direction, characterized in that the second member (22a,b) is made of a material lighter than the material of the first member (21a,b), wherein the second member (22a,b) is made up of a plurality of second members (22a-1,22a-2,22a-3,22b-1,22b-2,22b-3) which are provided at a plurality of positions of a part of the entire length of the first member (21a,b) in the longitudinal direction, and wherein a surface of the first member (21a,b) and a surface of the second members (22a-1,22a-2,22a-3,22b-1,22b-2,22b-3) coming into contact with each other are coated with a mold release agent, are stuck with a mold release tape, or are subjected to mold release coating.
Device for supporting a photovoltaic panel comprised substantially of a sealed plastic jacket, said plastic jacket constituting a lower wall, an upper wall, and four sidewalls (5, 6, 7, 8), said plastic jacket being able to enclose a volume of air allowing it to constitute a floater, with the device having means for maintaining a photovoltaic panel on said upper wall of said plastic jacket, characterised in that said plastic jacket having a recess intended for the aeration of said photovoltaic panel, said recess passing through said plastic jacket from said upper wall to said lower wall and wherein said lower wall and the upper wall are not parallel to one another, mutually inclined by an angle α in such a way as to incline the photovoltaic panel P in relation to the horizontal by said same angle α when the device is resting on a horizontal surface by the intermediary of said lower wall, and wherein said plastic jacket is such that it can be manufactured by extrusion blow-moulding.
A pharmaceutical formulation for use in the treatment and/or prevention of restenosis in a subject in need thereof, said pharmaceutical formulation consisting in a gel phase comprising i) at least one rapidly delivered compound effective on the acute inflammatory phase selected from the group consisting of atorvastatin, fluvastatin, pravastatin and simvastatin or a combination of two or more thereof, and ii) a sustained release formulation comprising at least one compound selected from the group comprising a 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-CoA reductase inhibitor, a mitotic inhibitor, or a combination of two or more thereof, effective on later phases of restenosis development. i) at least one rapidly delivered compound effective on the acute inflammatory phase selected from the group consisting of atorvastatin, fluvastatin, pravastatin and simvastatin or a combination of two or more thereof, and ii) a sustained release formulation comprising at least one compound selected from the group comprising a 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl-CoA reductase inhibitor, a mitotic inhibitor, or a combination of two or more thereof, effective on later phases of restenosis development.
A thermal transfer sheet comprising a transfer layer and a dye layer provided on one surface of a substrate, as being frame sequentially, wherein: the transfer layer has a layered structure comprising a protective layer and an adhesive layer layered in this order from the side of the substrate; the adhesive layer contains two or more resin components; one of the two or more resin components is a copolymer of a reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent and an acrylic monomer; in the copolymer of the reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent and the acrylic monomer, the copolymerization ratio of the reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent is in the range of 10% or more and 50% or less on a molar ratio basis and the copolymerization ratio of the acrylic monomers is in the range of 50% or more and 90% or less on a molar ratio basis; and the content of the copolymer of the reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent and the acrylic monomer is in the range of 50% by mass or more and 90% by mass or less on the basis of the total mass of the adhesive layer, wherein the protective layer contains a binder resin and talc; and wherein the other one component of the two or more resin components is one or more of an acryl type resin, a vinyl chloride - vinyl acetate copolymer and a polyester resin. the transfer layer has a layered structure comprising a protective layer and an adhesive layer layered in this order from the side of the substrate; the adhesive layer contains two or more resin components; one of the two or more resin components is a copolymer of a reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent and an acrylic monomer; in the copolymer of the reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent and the acrylic monomer, the copolymerization ratio of the reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent is in the range of 10% or more and 50% or less on a molar ratio basis and the copolymerization ratio of the acrylic monomers is in the range of 50% or more and 90% or less on a molar ratio basis; and the content of the copolymer of the reactive ultraviolet absorbing agent and the acrylic monomer is in the range of 50% by mass or more and 90% by mass or less on the basis of the total mass of the adhesive layer, wherein the protective layer contains a binder resin and talc; and wherein the other one component of the two or more resin components is one or more of an acryl type resin, a vinyl chloride - vinyl acetate copolymer and a polyester resin.
A method, implemented at a computer system that includes a plurality of processing units, for preserving memory values during trace replay, the method comprising: identifying, from among a plurality of trace data streams, a plurality of trace sections that each represents one or more events executed by an executable entity (501a-501c) over a period of time; performing a parallel replay of two or more of the plurality of trace sections at the plurality of processing units, including concurrently replaying each trace of the two or more trace sections at a different processing unit of the plurality of processing units; and while concurrently replaying each trace section at a different processing unit, maintaining a different persistence data structure (304, 503) corresponding to each trace section, including, for each trace section: storing, in the trace section's corresponding persistence data structure (304, 503), a record of each memory address consumed by the processing unit while replaying the trace section, and a most recent memory value stored at each memory address during replay of the trace section. identifying, from among a plurality of trace data streams, a plurality of trace sections that each represents one or more events executed by an executable entity (501a-501c) over a period of time; performing a parallel replay of two or more of the plurality of trace sections at the plurality of processing units, including concurrently replaying each trace of the two or more trace sections at a different processing unit of the plurality of processing units; and while concurrently replaying each trace section at a different processing unit, maintaining a different persistence data structure (304, 503) corresponding to each trace section, including, for each trace section: storing, in the trace section's corresponding persistence data structure (304, 503), a record of each memory address consumed by the processing unit while replaying the trace section, and a most recent memory value stored at each memory address during replay of the trace section.
Process to separate levulinic acid from a biomass hydrolysate said process comprising extraction using as an organic solvent a substituted benzene comprising: (i) at least one OR 1 group wherein R 1 is H or CH 3; and (ii) at least one C 1-3 alkyl group, wherein each of the at least one OR 1 group is ortho positioned to at least one C 1-3 alkyl group. (i) at least one OR 1 group wherein R 1 is H or CH 3; and (ii) at least one C 1-3 alkyl group,
A method of wirelessly transmitting at least one message from a repeater to a receiver over a wireless transmission channel, the wireless transmission channel being based on a radio protocol stack having a predetermined frequency range and a maximum utilization level of the frequency range by the repeater, the maximum utilization level specifying a maximum transmission time of the repeater for repetitive and predefined duration time periods, the method comprising the following steps: - receiving at least one message from at least one meter and/or at least one control unit of one or more buildings by the repeater, - determining a current utilization level of the frequency range of the wireless transmission channel by the repeater, wherein the current utilization level indicates a previous transmission time of the repeater in a current one of the repetitive and predefined time periods, and - local buffering of the at least one received message on the repeater if the current utilization level has reached the maximum utilization level or the current utilization level would exceed the maximum utilization level by transmitting the at least one received message, - initiating transmission of the at least one received message temporarily stored locally on the repeater as soon as the current utilization level is below the maximum utilization level and the current utilization level would not exceed the maximum utilization level by transmitting the at least one received message, wherein addresses of meters and/or control units associated with different received messages are compared with a predetermined prioritization of different addresses of meters and/or control units, and causing transmission of the plurality of received messages in an order following the predetermined prioritization, wherein the predetermined prioritization is determined based on a frequency of reception of the messages associated with each address in a predetermined time period. - receiving at least one message from at least one meter and/or at least one control unit of one or more buildings by the repeater, - determining a current utilization level of the frequency range of the wireless transmission channel by the repeater, wherein the current utilization level indicates a previous transmission time of the repeater in a current one of the repetitive and predefined time periods, and - local buffering of the at least one received message on the repeater if the current utilization level has reached the maximum utilization level or the current utilization level would exceed the maximum utilization level by transmitting the at least one received message, - initiating transmission of the at least one received message temporarily stored locally on the repeater as soon as the current utilization level is below the maximum utilization level and the current utilization level would not exceed the maximum utilization level by transmitting the at least one received message,
A speed reducer, comprising: a carrier having a recess therein; a crankshaft disposed in the recess, the crankshaft including an eccentric portion (12c, 12d) and a journal, the journal being supported by the carrier and having an end surface facing a bottom surface of the recess; and a stopper disposed on the bottom surface of the recess and preventing the crankshaft from moving in a direction toward the bottom surface along a rotation axis of the crankshaft, the stopper having a first end surface and a second end surface opposing the first end surface in an axis direction extending along the rotation axis of the crankshaft, and the stopper being arranged between the journal and the bottom surface such that the first end surface is in contact with the end surface of the journal and the second end surface is in contact with the bottom surface. a carrier having a recess therein; a crankshaft disposed in the recess, the crankshaft including an eccentric portion (12c, 12d) and a journal, the journal being supported by the carrier and having an end surface facing a bottom surface of the recess; and a stopper disposed on the bottom surface of the recess and preventing the crankshaft from moving in a direction toward the bottom surface along a rotation axis of the crankshaft, the stopper having a first end surface and a second end surface opposing the first end surface in an axis direction extending along the rotation axis of the crankshaft, and the stopper being arranged between the journal and the bottom surface such that the first end surface is in contact with the end surface of the journal and the second end surface is in contact with the bottom surface.