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A method for preparing a cyclic carbonate functional polyester, said method comprising reacting glycerine carbonate with an anhydride to form an Adduct having a general structure of Formula in which n is 1, 2 or 3, reacting said Adduct with at least one polyepoxide compound to form an Adduct having a general structure of Formula in which R 1 represents a residue of a dihydric phenol or dihydric alcohol, and n is 1, 2 or 3, and reacting said Adduct with at least one polycarboxylic acid to form said cyclic carbonate functional polyester. reacting glycerine carbonate with an anhydride to form an Adduct having a general structure of Formula in which n is 1, 2 or 3, reacting said Adduct with at least one polyepoxide compound to form an Adduct having a general structure of Formula in which R 1 represents a residue of a dihydric phenol or dihydric alcohol, and n is 1, 2 or 3, and reacting said Adduct with at least one polycarboxylic acid to form said cyclic carbonate functional polyester.
A method for a host to discover an external application server running a service application allowing users to interact with a document of a selected file type, said method comprising the steps of: initiating a discovery request for information about an action available to be performed by the service application run by the service application server from said host; receiving a discovery response at said host, said discovery response describing an action available to be performed by the service application run by the external application server on the selected file type when said host supports said action; parsing said discovery response at said host to learn about said action; and registering an association between said action and the selected file type when said action is determined to be supported based on the discovery response by said host, wherein said discovery response comprises at least an action identifier associated with said action, a file type identifier associated with said action, and an address of the service application server running the service application, and wherein said discovery response further comprises a requirement parameter associated with said action, said requirement parameter specifying a set of capabilities required of said host in order to support said action. initiating a discovery request for information about an action available to be performed by the service application run by the service application server from said host; receiving a discovery response at said host, said discovery response describing an action available to be performed by the service application run by the external application server on the selected file type when said host supports said action; parsing said discovery response at said host to learn about said action; and registering an association between said action and the selected file type when said action is determined to be supported based on the discovery response by said host, wherein said discovery response comprises at least an action identifier associated with said action, a file type identifier associated with said action, and an address of the service application server running the service application, and wherein said discovery response further comprises a requirement parameter associated with said action, said requirement parameter specifying a set of capabilities required of said host in order to support said action.
A dual-sided adhesive article comprising: a flat and substantially elastic backing having first and second major surfaces; a first adhesive extending across the first major surface according to a two-dimensional first pattern; and a second adhesive extending across the second major surface according to a two-dimensional second pattern, wherein the first and second patterns do not substantially overlap with each other when the first and second patterns are projected onto a reference plane parallel to the backing, wherein the collective area of overlap between the first and second patterns is less than 20 percent of the overall area of the first or second major surface as viewed from a direction perpendicular to the backing. a flat and substantially elastic backing having first and second major surfaces; a first adhesive extending across the first major surface according to a two-dimensional first pattern; and a second adhesive extending across the second major surface according to a two-dimensional second pattern, wherein the first and second patterns do not substantially overlap with each other when the first and second patterns are projected onto a reference plane parallel to the backing, wherein the collective area of overlap between the first and second patterns is less than 20 percent of the overall area of the first or second major surface as viewed from a direction perpendicular to the backing.
A speed sensor assembly comprising: a printed circuit board, PCB; a magnet directly coupled to the PCB; a sensor electrically connected to the PCB; and a pole piece coupled between the magnet and the sensor, wherein the magnet includes a slot partially enclosed by the pole piece, wherein the magnet comprises: a first end, a second end opposite the first end, a first side extending between the first and second ends (115,117), and a second side opposite the first side; wherein the slot extends between the first side and the second side; wherein the slot is recessed into an end surface of the first end; wherein the pole piece is directly coupled to the end surface and wherein the pole piece is a ferromagnetic material capable of counteracting certain magnetic fields generated from the magnet and from a target. a printed circuit board, PCB; a magnet directly coupled to the PCB; a sensor electrically connected to the PCB; and a pole piece coupled between the magnet and the sensor, wherein the magnet includes a slot partially enclosed by the pole piece, wherein the magnet comprises: a first end, a second end opposite the first end, a first side extending between the first and second ends (115,117), and a second side opposite the first side; wherein the slot extends between the first side and the second side; wherein the slot is recessed into an end surface of the first end; wherein the pole piece is directly coupled to the end surface and wherein the pole piece is a ferromagnetic material capable of counteracting certain magnetic fields generated from the magnet and from a target. a first end, a second end opposite the first end, a first side extending between the first and second ends (115,117), and a second side opposite the first side; wherein the slot extends between the first side and the second side; wherein the slot is recessed into an end surface of the first end; wherein the pole piece is directly coupled to the end surface and wherein the pole piece is a ferromagnetic material capable of counteracting certain magnetic fields generated from the magnet and from a target.
A method for generating a scatter image of an object at a projection angle in an imaging system, the method comprising: a. acquiring a non-grid image of the object without a scatter rejecting aperture plate using a radiation source and a detector; b. positioning a scatter rejecting aperture plate between the object and the detector at a first position, wherein the scatter rejecting aperture plate comprises a plurality of apertures, said plurality of apertures being positioned on a grid; c. acquiring a first grid image of the object with the scatter rejecting aperture plate disposed between the object and the detector at the first position; d. moving the scatter rejecting aperture plate to a second position between the object and the detector; e. acquiring a second grid image of the object with the scatter rejecting aperture plate disposed between the object and the detector at the second position; f. generating a scatter image of the object based on the non-grid image, the first grid image, and the second grid image; and g. storing the scatter image of the object. a. acquiring a non-grid image of the object without a scatter rejecting aperture plate using a radiation source and a detector; b. positioning a scatter rejecting aperture plate between the object and the detector at a first position, wherein the scatter rejecting aperture plate comprises a plurality of apertures, said plurality of apertures being positioned on a grid; c. acquiring a first grid image of the object with the scatter rejecting aperture plate disposed between the object and the detector at the first position; d. moving the scatter rejecting aperture plate to a second position between the object and the detector; e. acquiring a second grid image of the object with the scatter rejecting aperture plate disposed between the object and the detector at the second position; f. generating a scatter image of the object based on the non-grid image, the first grid image, and the second grid image; and g. storing the scatter image of the object.
Use of an adhesive as a removable adhesive layer constituting a packaging material in which a substrate having a plastic layer and a printed layer, the removable adhesive layer, and a sealant substrate are laminated in this order from an outer side, wherein the substrate 1 can be detached so that the sealant substrate is recycled, wherein the adhesive has an acid number of from 5 to 40 mg KOH/g, and comprises a polyester polyol component and at least one polyisocyanate component selected from the group consisting of aliphatic polyisocyanates and aromatic-aliphatic polyisocyanates, wherein the acid number is determined as specified in the description.
A curable composition comprising: A) a fluoroelastomer comprising copolymerized units of a nitrile group-containing cure site monomer; and B) a hydrazide of the general formula R 1 (C) n NHNHR 2, wherein n is 1 or 2; R 1 is NH 2, NHNH 2, NHR 3, NR 3 2, NHNHC NH 2, NHNHR 2, or NHC NHNH 2; R 2 is H, alkyl, aryl, heterocycle, CO 2 R 3, C R 3, CH 2 R 4 or C R 4; R 3 is alkyl, aryl, heterocycle, or CH 2 R 4; and R 4 is a fluoroalkyl group; or salts thereof; wherein the alkyl, aryl or heterocycle groups may not contain additional functional groups; or wherein said hydrazide has at least one oxygen atom replaced by a sulfur atom. A) a fluoroelastomer comprising copolymerized units of a nitrile group-containing cure site monomer; and B) a hydrazide of the general formula R 1 (C) n NHNHR 2, wherein n is 1 or 2; R 1 is NH 2, NHNH 2, NHR 3, NR 3 2, NHNHC NH 2, NHNHR 2, or NHC NHNH 2; R 2 is H, alkyl, aryl, heterocycle, CO 2 R 3, C R 3, CH 2 R 4 or C R 4; R 3 is alkyl, aryl, heterocycle, or CH 2 R 4; and R 4 is a fluoroalkyl group; or salts thereof; wherein the alkyl, aryl or heterocycle groups may not contain additional functional groups; or
A solid rinse aid composition comprising: a pyrithione preservative; a solid acid; a hardening agent comprising urea; one or more nonionic surfactants; and additional functional ingredients, wherein the composition is a concentrate formed into a solid and the solid concentrate is useful in preparing a stable, aqueous use solution having a neutral to acidic pH. a pyrithione preservative; a solid acid; a hardening agent comprising urea; one or more nonionic surfactants; and additional functional ingredients, wherein the composition is a concentrate formed into a solid and the solid concentrate is useful in preparing a stable, aqueous use solution having a neutral to acidic pH.
A composition comprising nicotinamide riboside and pterostilbene for use in a method of decreasing the serum level of alanine transaminase in a subject with liver damage or predisposed to liver damage, wherein the method comprises administering to the subject a daily dose of nicotinamide riboside and pterostilbene, wherein the daily dose comprises 250 mg of nicotinamide riboside and 50 mg of pterostilbene.
Threshing or separating system, comprising a threshing or separating drum and a concave interacting therewith, which is configured with a supporting structure, at least one insert that is or can be fixed detachably to the supporting structure and has a screen cover and at least one holder for the detachable attachment of the insert to the supporting structure, characterized by coupling means (130, 130'), which are configured to connect the insert mechanically to the threshing or separating drum and, by means of a rotation of the threshing or separating drum, to move the insert from the concave into a position spaced apart from the latter and/or to feed the same to the concave from the spaced-apart position.
A method for providing user access control clients to user devices, the method comprising: at a server device: storing a plurality of user access control clients within a secure storage accessible to the server device; generating a plurality of database records for respective ones of the plurality of user access control clients; receiving, from a requesting user device, a request to swap a first user access control client with a second user access control client, wherein the first user access control client is included in the requesting user device, and the second user access control client is included in the plurality of user access control clients; determining whether the request can be serviced; and when it is determined that the request can be serviced: receiving the first user access control client from the requesting device; retrieving the second user access control client from the secure storage; transmitting the second user access control client to the requesting device; and updating the database of database records to reflect the swap. at a server device: storing a plurality of user access control clients within a secure storage accessible to the server device; storing a plurality of user access control clients within a secure storage accessible to the server device; generating a plurality of database records for respective ones of the plurality of user access control clients; receiving, from a requesting user device, a request to swap a first user access control client with a second user access control client, wherein the first user access control client is included in the requesting user device, and the second user access control client is included in the plurality of user access control clients; determining whether the request can be serviced; and when it is determined that the request can be serviced: receiving the first user access control client from the requesting device; retrieving the second user access control client from the secure storage; transmitting the second user access control client to the requesting device; and updating the database of database records to reflect the swap. receiving the first user access control client from the requesting device; retrieving the second user access control client from the secure storage; transmitting the second user access control client to the requesting device; and updating the database of database records to reflect the swap.
A spray nozzle that sprays cooling water by being fixed by a fixing means inside a chamber where pulverized molten metal droplets are cooled, the spray nozzle comprising: a spray nozzle holder including a base portion connected to the fixing means, a front end portion protruding in a first direction toward an inside of the chamber, and a hollow flow path formed internally through the base portion and the front end portion and allowing the cooling water to flow therethrough in the first direction; and a spray nozzle tip including a fastening portion coupled to the front end portion, and a spray portion having a nozzle hole receiving the cooling water from the front end portion and spraying the cooling water into the chamber, wherein the spray nozzle tip sprays the cooling water in a second direction lower than the first direction, wherein the spray nozzle tip comprises a guide member for guiding a spray coverage angle (β) within a predetermined range, the spray coverage angle (β) at which a stream of the cooling water sprayed from the nozzle hole spreads, and wherein the guide member has a slit shape protruding from each of opposite sides of the nozzle hole in a spray direction, wherein the coverage angle(β) is in the range of 15° to 150°, wherein the nozzle hole has a diameter of 0.1 to 5mm, and wherein a slit gap of the spray nozzle tip is in the range of 0.3 to 5.0mm and is three to six times the diameter of the nozzle hole. a spray nozzle holder including a base portion connected to the fixing means, a front end portion protruding in a first direction toward an inside of the chamber, and a hollow flow path formed internally through the base portion and the front end portion and allowing the cooling water to flow therethrough in the first direction; and a spray nozzle tip including a fastening portion coupled to the front end portion, and a spray portion having a nozzle hole receiving the cooling water from the front end portion and spraying the cooling water into the chamber, wherein the spray nozzle tip sprays the cooling water in a second direction lower than the first direction, wherein the spray nozzle tip comprises a guide member for guiding a spray coverage angle (β) within a predetermined range, the spray coverage angle (β) at which a stream of the cooling water sprayed from the nozzle hole spreads, and wherein the guide member has a slit shape protruding from each of opposite sides of the nozzle hole in a spray direction, wherein the coverage angle(β) is in the range of 15° to 150°, wherein the nozzle hole has a diameter of 0.1 to 5mm, and wherein a slit gap of the spray nozzle tip is in the range of 0.3 to 5.0mm and is three to six times the diameter of the nozzle hole.
Optical receiving unit for a position measuring system for determining spatial position information, wherein the receiving unit has a measuring cell which comprises a baseplate, a transparent top plate with a scanning grid, one or more spacers between the baseplate and the top plate, and an optoelectronic detector, the light-sensitive face of which faces the top plate, characterized in that the detector is arranged on the baseplate of the measuring cell by way of a self-centring compensation element.
A process for cooling syngas, the process comprising: blending syngas exiting from a gasification chamber with cooled recycled syngas having a temperature in the range 177°C to 232°C (350°F to 450°F) in an amount effective for providing a blended syngas with a temperature at an inlet of a syngas cooler of 316°C to 760°C (600°F to 1400°F), wherein the cooled recycled syngas is supplied to a distal end of the gasification chamber having a diameter D H through a syngas recycle inlet having a diameter Dc, and further wherein the distal end of the gasification chamber is continuous with a gasification outlet, and the gasification outlet changes direction at least once before entering the syngas cooler with each change of direction independently being at an angle of 15 to 165° such that the blended syngas changes direction of flow at least once prior to the inlet of the syngas cooler and said blended syngas preferably having a temperature of 316°C to 482°C (600°F to 900°F), such as 399°C to 441°C (750°F to 825°F). blending syngas exiting from a gasification chamber with cooled recycled syngas having a temperature in the range 177°C to 232°C (350°F to 450°F) in an amount effective for providing a blended syngas with a temperature at an inlet of a syngas cooler of 316°C to 760°C (600°F to 1400°F), wherein the cooled recycled syngas is supplied to a distal end of the gasification chamber having a diameter D H through a syngas recycle inlet having a diameter Dc, and further wherein the distal end of the gasification chamber is continuous with a gasification outlet, and the gasification outlet changes direction at least once before entering the syngas cooler with each change of direction independently being at an angle of 15 to 165° such that the blended syngas changes direction of flow at least once prior to the inlet of the syngas cooler and said blended syngas preferably having a temperature of 316°C to 482°C (600°F to 900°F), such as 399°C to 441°C (750°F to 825°F).
A pacemaker comprising: a pulse generator configured to generate pacing pulses; and a control circuit configured to: receive a signal from a sensor; start a conduction check timer; operate in an atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode by: identifying atrial event signals from the signal; and controlling the pulse generate to generate ventricular pacing pulses synchronized to the identified atrial events; in response to the conduction check timer expiring, switch from operating in the atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode to operating in an asynchronous ventricular pacing mode: determine that atrioventricular block criteria are met during the asynchronous ventricular pacing mode; and responsive to the atrioventricular block criteria being met, switch back to operating in the atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode. a pulse generator configured to generate pacing pulses; and a control circuit configured to: receive a signal from a sensor; start a conduction check timer; operate in an atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode by: identifying atrial event signals from the signal; and controlling the pulse generate to generate ventricular pacing pulses synchronized to the identified atrial events; in response to the conduction check timer expiring, switch from operating in the atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode to operating in an asynchronous ventricular pacing mode: determine that atrioventricular block criteria are met during the asynchronous ventricular pacing mode; and responsive to the atrioventricular block criteria being met, switch back to operating in the atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode. receive a signal from a sensor; start a conduction check timer; operate in an atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode by: identifying atrial event signals from the signal; and controlling the pulse generate to generate ventricular pacing pulses synchronized to the identified atrial events; identifying atrial event signals from the signal; and controlling the pulse generate to generate ventricular pacing pulses synchronized to the identified atrial events; in response to the conduction check timer expiring, switch from operating in the atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode to operating in an asynchronous ventricular pacing mode: determine that atrioventricular block criteria are met during the asynchronous ventricular pacing mode; and responsive to the atrioventricular block criteria being met, switch back to operating in the atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode. determine that atrioventricular block criteria are met during the asynchronous ventricular pacing mode; and responsive to the atrioventricular block criteria being met, switch back to operating in the atrial synchronous ventricular pacing mode.