mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Hose line for a fluid, with: an exterior backing layer; a homogeneous barrier layer arranged within the backing layer to prevent diffusion of the fluid; and an electrically conductive strip arranged on the internal side of the barrier layer to dissipate electrical charges; wherein the conductive strip comprises a thermoplastic fluoroelastomer vulcanizate or a thermoplastic fluoroelastomer, to which conductive fillers have been admixed, wherein the electrically conductive strip protrudes from the barrier layer into the interior of the hose line, and characterized in that the thickness of the electrically conductive strip in radial direction is from 30 μm to 60 μm. an exterior backing layer; a homogeneous barrier layer arranged within the backing layer to prevent diffusion of the fluid; and an electrically conductive strip arranged on the internal side of the barrier layer to dissipate electrical charges;
A dielectric film, comprising: an organic resin polymer; an organic resin component; and a volatile organic component, the organic resin polymer including at least one of polyarylate and cycloolefin polymer, the organic resin component including at least one of a phenol compound having a methyl group or butyl group at the ortho position of the phenylene ring, a sulfur compound having propionate ester-bound divalent sulfur atoms, and a phosphorus compound containing phosphite ester, the volatile organic component including at least one of cyclohexane, ethyl-cyclohexane, toluene, xylene, chloroform, and tetrahydrofuran, a total content of the organic resin component falling in a range of 0.01 to 7.6 parts by mass in which a content of the organic resin polymer is 100 parts by mass, and a total content of the volatile organic component in the dielectric film falling in a range of 0.01% to 7% by mass. an organic resin polymer; an organic resin component; and a volatile organic component, the organic resin polymer including at least one of polyarylate and cycloolefin polymer, the organic resin component including at least one of a phenol compound having a methyl group or butyl group at the ortho position of the phenylene ring, a sulfur compound having propionate ester-bound divalent sulfur atoms, and a phosphorus compound containing phosphite ester, the volatile organic component including at least one of cyclohexane, ethyl-cyclohexane, toluene, xylene, chloroform, and tetrahydrofuran, a total content of the organic resin component falling in a range of 0.01 to 7.6 parts by mass in which a content of the organic resin polymer is 100 parts by mass, and a total content of the volatile organic component in the dielectric film falling in a range of 0.01% to 7% by mass.
A therapeutic compression garment, comprising: a body portion having a plurality of bands extending from one side; and a spine portion having a plurality of bands extending from one side and a plurality of fastener tabs positioned opposite the plurality of bands of the spine portion, wherein the bands extending from the body portion and the bands extending from the spine portion attach the body and spine portions together when the body and spine portions are wrapped around a body limb, wherein the body portion and the spine portion each are one-piece, the spine portion is releasably attached onto the body portion by the fastener tabs such that the spine portion is positionable at different locations on the body portion, wherein each fastener tab is angled independently due to spacing between the tabs and any elasticity in the material used so that the body and spine portions are fastened together such that the garment can be adjusted to the contour of the body limb. a body portion having a plurality of bands extending from one side; and a spine portion having a plurality of bands extending from one side and a plurality of fastener tabs positioned opposite the plurality of bands of the spine portion, wherein the bands extending from the body portion and the bands extending from the spine portion attach the body and spine portions together when the body and spine portions are wrapped around a body limb, wherein the body portion and the spine portion each are one-piece, the spine portion is releasably attached onto the body portion by the fastener tabs such that the spine portion is positionable at different locations on the body portion, wherein each fastener tab is angled independently due to spacing between the tabs and any elasticity in the material used so that the body and spine portions are fastened together such that the garment can be adjusted to the contour of the body limb.
An antibody that specifically binds to an epitope within residues 118-126 of human alpha-synuclein, residues being numbered according to SEQ ID NO: 1, for use in prophylaxis or treatment of a Lewy body disease selected from Parkinson's disease, including idiopathic Parkinson's disease, dementia with Lewy bodies, diffuse Lewy body disease (DLBD), Lewy body variant of Alzheimer's disease (LBVAD), pure autonomic failure, Lewy body dysphagia, incidental LBD, inherited LBD, multiple system atrophy, olivopontocerebellar atrophy, striatonigral degeneration and Shy-Drager syndrome, wherein the antibody competes with monoclonal antibody 9E4 for binding to human alpha-synuclein, wherein antibody 9E4 is produced by hybridoma JH17.9E4.3.37:1.14.2 deposited as ATCC accession number PTA-8221.
Method for managing the connectivity of a terminal that can be connected to a cellular communication network, comprising the following steps carried out in the terminal: - determining whether conditions of configurations required for authorising a connection of the terminal to the network are met, - authorising the connection of the terminal to the network only if the conditions of configurations required are met, otherwise preventing the connection of the terminal to the network, and characterised in that it comprises a step of disconnecting the terminal from the cellular communication network in response to: - the sending of a signalling message ordering a disconnection of the terminal, the message being sent by a module for managing the connectivity of the terminal in the a cellular communication network, the management module being remote from the terminal, to a connection module responsible for the connection of the terminal to the cellular communication network, the disconnection being carried out by said connection module and wherein the management module determines whether the sending of the signalling message ordering a disconnection of the terminal actually causes a disconnection of the terminal; and if the sending of the signalling message ordering a disconnection of the terminal does not cause a disconnection of the terminal, then the management module sends a message for activating a software application (SIMA) that is executed in the terminal and carries out at least the authorisation step; in response to the activation message, the software application (SIMA) is activated and carries out at least the authorisation step in such a way as to manage the connection of the terminal to the network. - determining whether conditions of configurations required for authorising a connection of the terminal to the network are met, - authorising the connection of the terminal to the network only if the conditions of configurations required are met, otherwise preventing the connection of the terminal to the network, - the sending of a signalling message ordering a disconnection of the terminal, the message being sent by a module for managing the connectivity of the terminal in the a cellular communication network, the management module being remote from the terminal, to a connection module responsible for the connection of the terminal to the cellular communication network, the disconnection being carried out by said connection module and
A method of operating an entity within an IP Multimedia Subsystem, IMS, network, wherein the entity is a Proxy-Call Session Control Function, P-CSCF or an Emergency-Call Session Control Function, E-CSCF, the method comprising: the entity receiving a message sent by a user equipment, UE, the message being a request for establishment of an IMS emergency session, and the message including an indication that the UE supports media other than voice for IMS emergency; the entity determining if media other than voice can be supported for IMS emergency sessions involving the UE; and the entity sending a response to the message to the UE, and including in the response an indication indicating if media other than voice can be supported for IMS emergency sessions involving the UE. the entity receiving a message sent by a user equipment, UE, the message being a request for establishment of an IMS emergency session, and the message including an indication that the UE supports media other than voice for IMS emergency; the entity determining if media other than voice can be supported for IMS emergency sessions involving the UE; and the entity sending a response to the message to the UE, and including in the response an indication indicating if media other than voice can be supported for IMS emergency sessions involving the UE.
A method of operation of a network function in a node (34, 36) within a system that supports Machine-to-Machine, M2M, communications to enable removal of a notification recipient, comprising: sending a notification of an event to one or more recipients, the one or more recipients being subscribed to notifications of the event by a subscription originator and being different than the subscription originator; receiving a removal request from a recipient of the one or more recipients, the removal request being a request to remove the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event; determining whether removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted based on a removal policy for the recipient; determining whether the removal policy requires approval from the subscription originator, wherein the removal policy indicates that approval of the subscription originator is required before removal of the recipient is permitted, and determining whether removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted comprises requesting approval to remove the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event from the subscription originator, and determining that removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted upon receiving approval from the subscription originator; and removing the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event upon determining that removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted. sending a notification of an event to one or more recipients, the one or more recipients being subscribed to notifications of the event by a subscription originator and being different than the subscription originator; receiving a removal request from a recipient of the one or more recipients, the removal request being a request to remove the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event; determining whether removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted based on a removal policy for the recipient; determining whether the removal policy requires approval from the subscription originator, wherein the removal policy indicates that approval of the subscription originator is required before removal of the recipient is permitted, and determining whether removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted comprises requesting approval to remove the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event from the subscription originator, and determining that removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted upon receiving approval from the subscription originator; and removing the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event upon determining that removal of the recipient as a recipient of notifications of the event is permitted.
An isolated antibody that specifically binds to a sulfated epitope of a human Dkk1 sulfation site but does not substantially bind to the unsulfated sulfation site, wherein the sulfated epitope includes Tyr 83.
An engine bleed-air system, comprising: a bleed valve configured to receive as an input a first gas flow from an engine and a second gas flow from ambient air, and an electrical control signal configured to control a ratio of the first gas flow and the second gas flow to be output as a third gas flow; and a servo chamber (122,220) including a first piston, the servo chamber configured to receive the third gas flow and to control a position of the first piston to control an output gas flow from the engine; and characterised by further comprising: a reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) in fluid communication with the first gas flow, the second gas flow, the third gas flow and a fourth gas flow, the reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) configured to expose the third gas flow to ambient air based on the fourth gas flow having a pressure greater than the pressure of the first gas flow, and the reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) configured to block the third gas flow from the ambient air based on the first gas flow having a pressure greater than the pressure of the fourth gas flow. a bleed valve configured to receive as an input a first gas flow from an engine and a second gas flow from ambient air, and an electrical control signal configured to control a ratio of the first gas flow and the second gas flow to be output as a third gas flow; and a servo chamber (122,220) including a first piston, the servo chamber configured to receive the third gas flow and to control a position of the first piston to control an output gas flow from the engine; and characterised by further comprising: a reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) in fluid communication with the first gas flow, the second gas flow, the third gas flow and a fourth gas flow, the reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) configured to expose the third gas flow to ambient air based on the fourth gas flow having a pressure greater than the pressure of the first gas flow, and the reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) configured to block the third gas flow from the ambient air based on the first gas flow having a pressure greater than the pressure of the fourth gas flow. a reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) in fluid communication with the first gas flow, the second gas flow, the third gas flow and a fourth gas flow, the reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) configured to expose the third gas flow to ambient air based on the fourth gas flow having a pressure greater than the pressure of the first gas flow, and the reverse-flow prevention valve (123;230) configured to block the third gas flow from the ambient air based on the first gas flow having a pressure greater than the pressure of the fourth gas flow.
Mobile conference system, comprising a first mobile hands-free unit which serves as central unit and at least one second mobile hands-free unit which serves as satellite of the central unit, wherein the first and second mobile hands-free unit each have at least one microphone (1130, 1230) for recording audio signals, a loudspeaker (1140, 1240) for playing back audio signals to be played back, a battery unit for supplying energy, an operating unit (1110, 1210), a muting operating element (1113, 1213), a control interface (1190, 1290) for wireless bidirectional transmission of control commands, a control unit (1170, 1270), at least one lighting unit (1121, 1221), and a first transmitting/receiving unit (1150, 1250) for bidirectional wireless communication between the first and the at least one second mobile hands-free unit (1100, 1200), wherein the first mobile hands-free unit comprises a second transmitting/receiving unit for wireless bidirectional audio communication with an external remote communication unit, wherein the first mobile hands-free unit is configured to wirelessly transmit audio signals which were received from the external remote communication unit by means of the second transmitting/receiving unit, to the second mobile hands-free unit by means of the first transmitting/receiving unit, wherein the first mobile hands-free unit comprises an audio mixing unit which is configured to mix audio signals which were received from the second mobile hands-free unit by means of the first transmitting/receiving unit with audio signals recorded by means of the at least one microphone of the first mobile hands-free unit and to wirelessly transmit said audio signals to the external remote communication unit by means of the second transmitting/receiving unit, wherein the at least one second mobile hands-free unit is configured to transmit, in response to an actuation of its muting operating element a muting control command via the control interface of the at least one second mobile hands-free unit to the control interface of the first mobile hands-free unit and wherein the first mobile hands-free unit is configured to provide in response to the receipt of the muting control command a common mute function for the entire mobile conference system by interrupting the output of the audio signals recorded by the microphones to the external remote communication unit by means of the second transmitting/receiving unit.
A method for assessing the quality of a communication channel in a home network where communication between domains is conducted via domain managers, the method comprising at a device attached to said communication channel: - transmitting a probe signal onto said communication channel in a first time slot, said transmitting being coordinated with the transmission in said first time slot of at least one alien probe signal by another network node; - subsequently to said transmitting, receiving a mixed feedback signal, said mixed feedback signal comprising a first component corresponding to said probe signal and a second component corresponding to said at least one alien probe signal; - extracting said first component from said mixed feedback signal; - assessing the quality of said communication channel on the basis of said extracted first component; wherein said probe signal and said at least one alien probe signal have a substantially identical temporal and spectral extent, except for a relative cyclic shift in the time domain, so as to facilitate their separation after having been superimposed. - transmitting a probe signal onto said communication channel in a first time slot, said transmitting being coordinated with the transmission in said first time slot of at least one alien probe signal by another network node; - subsequently to said transmitting, receiving a mixed feedback signal, said mixed feedback signal comprising a first component corresponding to said probe signal and a second component corresponding to said at least one alien probe signal; - extracting said first component from said mixed feedback signal; - assessing the quality of said communication channel on the basis of said extracted first component;
An antibody that specifically binds the α-subunit of the human interleukin-2 receptor, wherein the antibody is daclizumab, for use in a method of treating a human subject having multiple sclerosis, wherein the antibody is administered in a unit dosage form containing 50 mg/dose to 400 mg/dose antibody.
A method of injecting an aggregate into a gap having a width of 1 mm or less formed in a bottom portion of a blast furnace, comprising: injecting a paste into said gap, wherein said paste comprises: a metal aggregate having a maximum grain size of about 500μm or less; a refractory aggregate having a maximum grain size of about 500μm or less; and a bed material comprising substantially furan resin or ethylene glycol, wherein the metal aggregate and the refractory aggregate are dispersed in the bed material so as to form the paste. a metal aggregate having a maximum grain size of about 500μm or less; a refractory aggregate having a maximum grain size of about 500μm or less; and a bed material comprising substantially furan resin or ethylene glycol, wherein the metal aggregate and the refractory aggregate are dispersed in the bed material so as to form the paste.
A hatch cover support assembly comprising a hatch cover support pad holder for holding a multi-layer hatch cover support pad, said hatch cover support pad holder being provided with a receiving cavity for placing said multi-layer hatch cover support pad and an elastic support piece, said multi-layer hatch cover support pad being provided for supporting a hatch cover on a coaming structure of a ship, said multi-layer hatch cover support pad comprising an outer wear surface for sliding against a mating surface provided on said hatch cover or said coaming structure, a wear layer comprising first and second opposite sides (54, 56), said first side defining said outer wear surface, said wear layer comprising a first plastic material, a base layer comprising third and fourth opposite sides (60, 62), said third side being joined to said second side, said base layer comprising a second polymer material, said second polymer material being less abrasion resistant than said first plastic material, characterised by said second side being joined, through moulding, to said third side. an outer wear surface for sliding against a mating surface provided on said hatch cover or said coaming structure, a wear layer comprising first and second opposite sides (54, 56), said first side defining said outer wear surface, said wear layer comprising a first plastic material, a base layer comprising third and fourth opposite sides (60, 62), said third side being joined to said second side, said base layer comprising a second polymer material, said second polymer material being less abrasion resistant than said first plastic material, characterised by said second side being joined, through moulding, to said third side.