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Method for estimating the insulation resistance between a terminal of a battery (Batt) and an electrical ground, comprising: - connecting an output terminal of a measurement circuit to a terminal of the battery (Batt), said measurement circuit comprising a resistor of known value and a capacitor; and - applying a known input signal having an input voltage (Ue) to an input terminal of the measurement circuit, characterized in that the method furthermore comprises: - measuring an output voltage between the ground and a point situated between the resistor of known value and the capacitor; - determining a complex impedance of a dipole formed of the capacitor and of the insulation resistance (Risol) or determining the parameters of a differential equation linking the output voltage and the input voltage; and - determining the insulation resistance (Risol) from the parameters of the differential equation or from said complex impedance. - connecting an output terminal of a measurement circuit to a terminal of the battery (Batt), said measurement circuit comprising a resistor of known value and a capacitor; and - applying a known input signal having an input voltage (Ue) to an input terminal of the measurement circuit, - measuring an output voltage between the ground and a point situated between the resistor of known value and the capacitor; - determining a complex impedance of a dipole formed of the capacitor and of the insulation resistance (Risol) or determining the parameters of a differential equation linking the output voltage and the input voltage; and - determining the insulation resistance (Risol) from the parameters of the differential equation or from said complex impedance.
A method comprising: positioning a well tool within a wellbore, wherein the well tool comprises an inflatable packer, a deformable liner, and a second inflatable packer, wherein at least a portion of the well tool is secured within an inner volume defined by a sleeve while the well tool is positioned within the wellbore such that the sleeve covers an outer radial surface of the second inflatable packer which surrounds the deformable liner with the inflatable packer within the deformable liner; after positioning the well tool within the wellbore, moving the sleeve downhole relative to the well tool to expose the previously secured portion of the well tool; after moving the sleeve relative to the well tool, increasing an inner diameter defined by the deformable liner of the well tool to at least an outer diameter of the sleeve, wherein increasing the inner diameter of the well tool comprises inflating the inflatable packer and radially deforming the deformable liner; while or after inflating the inflatable packer, flowing fluid to the second inflatable packer to inflate the second inflatable packer and contact an inner wall of the wellbore; and after increasing the inner diameter defined by the deformable liner of the well tool and deflating the inflatable packer, removing the first inflatable packer and the sleeve from the wellbore through the increased inner diameter defined by the deformable liner of the well tool. positioning a well tool within a wellbore, wherein the well tool comprises an inflatable packer, a deformable liner, and a second inflatable packer, wherein at least a portion of the well tool is secured within an inner volume defined by a sleeve while the well tool is positioned within the wellbore such that the sleeve covers an outer radial surface of the second inflatable packer which surrounds the deformable liner with the inflatable packer within the deformable liner; after positioning the well tool within the wellbore, moving the sleeve downhole relative to the well tool to expose the previously secured portion of the well tool; after moving the sleeve relative to the well tool, increasing an inner diameter defined by the deformable liner of the well tool to at least an outer diameter of the sleeve, wherein increasing the inner diameter of the well tool comprises inflating the inflatable packer and radially deforming the deformable liner; while or after inflating the inflatable packer, flowing fluid to the second inflatable packer to inflate the second inflatable packer and contact an inner wall of the wellbore; and after increasing the inner diameter defined by the deformable liner of the well tool and deflating the inflatable packer, removing the first inflatable packer and the sleeve from the wellbore through the increased inner diameter defined by the deformable liner of the well tool.
Building panel, such as a floorboard, comprising a wood lamella core, a decorative surface layer on top of the core and balancing layer under the core, the core comprises several wood lamellas, which are arranged essentially parallel to each other and with long edge to long edge and a long edge of a first wood lamella is arranged with a distance to a long edge of an adjacent second wood lamella, wherein the long edge of the first wood lamella is fixed by a distance element to the long edge of the adjacent second wood lamella and at a first edge of the building panel, characterized in that a first mechanical locking device is formed at the first edge of the building panel and at least partly in the distance elements.
A computer implemented, method for discriminating between natural and induced seismicity comprising a step of acquisition of human activity data and acquisition of seismicity data by a monitoring system for the same location and time period, and transforming the seismicity data and human activity data into the first time function and the second time function, respectively, characterized in that it comprises the step of - determining normalized cross correlation, NCC TF, between the first time function and the second time function, - determining renormalized cross correlation, RNCC, on the basis of theoretically expected normalized cross correlation, NCC TE, wherein NCC TE is computed under the presumption that the first time function and the second time function are mutually independent, - assessing the statistical significance of RNCC, - assessing the probability that seismicity is induced by the human activity on the basis of statistical significance of RNCC. - determining normalized cross correlation, NCC TF, between the first time function and the second time function, - determining renormalized cross correlation, RNCC, on the basis of theoretically expected normalized cross correlation, NCC TE, wherein NCC TE is computed under the presumption that the first time function and the second time function are mutually independent, - assessing the statistical significance of RNCC, - assessing the probability that seismicity is induced by the human activity on the basis of statistical significance of RNCC.
A discrete circuit multiplexing system for an interactive stylus, the discrete circuit multiplexing system comprising: a first electrode and a second electrode; a shared transmitting sub-system coupled to the first electrode and the second electrode; a microcontroller configured to cause selective transmission of waveforms from the shared transmitting sub-system to the first electrode and the second electrode to selectively stimulate either the first electrode or the second electrode; and a receiving sub-system configured to receive signals from the first electrode and the second electrode, characterized in that the microcontroller is configured to process such received signals to determine which of the first electrode and the second electrode is to be selectively stimulated by the shared transmitting sub-system, where the microcontroller is configured to conversely enable and disable the first electrode and the second electrode and determine, based on signals received at the receiving sub-system as a result of such converse operation, which of the first and second electrodes is to be selectively stimulated by the shared transmitting sub-system. a first electrode and a second electrode; a shared transmitting sub-system coupled to the first electrode and the second electrode; a microcontroller configured to cause selective transmission of waveforms from the shared transmitting sub-system to the first electrode and the second electrode to selectively stimulate either the first electrode or the second electrode; and a receiving sub-system configured to receive signals from the first electrode and the second electrode, characterized in that the microcontroller is configured to process such received signals to determine which of the first electrode and the second electrode is to be selectively stimulated by the shared transmitting sub-system, where the microcontroller is configured to conversely enable and disable the first electrode and the second electrode and determine, based on signals received at the receiving sub-system as a result of such converse operation, which of the first and second electrodes is to be selectively stimulated by the shared transmitting sub-system.
Sugar-free, hard coated tablet consisting of a compressed core and a hard coating that completely surrounds the compressed core, wherein the hard coating is sugar-free, characterised in that - the compressed core contains a mixture of erythritol, isomalt and D-sorbitol and at least one sweetener selected from aspartame, acesulfame, sucralose and stevia/steviol as sugar substitutes and sweeteners, and - the hard coating contains a mixture of D-maltitol, erythritol and at least one sweetener selected from aspartame, acesulfame, sucralose and stevia/steviol as sugar substitutes and sweeteners. - the compressed core contains a mixture of erythritol, isomalt and D-sorbitol and at least one sweetener selected from aspartame, acesulfame, sucralose and stevia/steviol as sugar substitutes and sweeteners, and - the hard coating contains a mixture of D-maltitol, erythritol and at least one sweetener selected from aspartame, acesulfame, sucralose and stevia/steviol as sugar substitutes and sweeteners.
Arrangement consisting of a contact line rail and a current collector trolley, wherein the contact line rail comprises a contact line profile having a c-shaped cross-section, into the interior of which the current collector trolley moves with sliding contacts, wherein the contact line profile has a gap-shaped profile opening extending in the longitudinal direction and adjoined by the contact line profile with two profile arms (1c, 1d), on which the current collector trolley moves in the interior, at least one busbar (2, 3, 4) being arranged in the interior, each in a receiving pocket of the contact line profile, wherein the receiving pocket has a c-shaped cross-section with a pocket opening and a web opposite the pocket opening, characterised in that a groove is arranged in the web, wherein a base side of the groove is opposite the pocket opening and is concave as seen from the interior of the contact line profile, the web consists of the groove and adjoining first and second web edges (6h, 6i) and a busbar (2, 3, 4) inserted into the receiving pocket is supported on the first and second web edges (6h, 6i) and at least partially fills the groove.
A spin-on fluid treatment device, comprising a housing, a top surface, said top surface having an internally threaded bore comprising a threaded surface, at least one inlet orifice radially removed from said threaded bore, and an axial seal surrounding said at least one inlet orifice; wherein an outlet tube is at least partially disposed inside said threaded bore in a concentric position so as to leave a ring-shaped space inside the bore between the outlet tube and the threaded surface, wherein a treatment medium is arranged inside said housing to treat fluids entering through said at least one inlet orifice and leaving through said outlet tube; and wherein said outlet tube is provided with an externally oriented sealing portion (115, 116), configured for engaging with a complementary element (215, 216) of an inlet spud of an external entity that receives said treated fluids.
An apparatus for collecting microfluidic entities, comprising: a first microfluidic channel and a second microfluidic channel, each of the channels fluidly connecting a first location and a second location, wherein fluid can flow through either the first microfluidic channel or the second microfluidic channel, wherein the first microfluidic channel comprises a collection chamber having an inlet and two or more outlets (32, 33, 34, 35), each of the inlet and the two or more outlets (32, 33, 34, 35) having a cross-sectional area, the cross-sectional area of the inlet being larger than each of the cross-sectional areas of each of the outlets (32, 33, 34, 35), whereby the collection chamber is able to collect microfluidic entities having a cross-sectional area greater than the cross-sectional areas of each of the outlets (32, 33, 34, 35) and smaller than the cross-sectional area of the inlet, wherein the first microfluidic channel, in the absence of entities, has a flow resistance that is lower than a flow resistance of the second microfluidic channel, and when the first microfluidic channel contains one or more microfluidic entities, has a flow resistance that is higher than a flow resistance of the second microfluidic channel, and wherein the first microfluidic channel further comprises an actuation channel such that, when fluid flows through said actuation channel, the fluid is able to cause entities within the collection chamber to exit the collection chamber via the inlet. a first microfluidic channel and a second microfluidic channel, each of the channels fluidly connecting a first location and a second location, wherein fluid can flow through either the first microfluidic channel or the second microfluidic channel, wherein the first microfluidic channel comprises a collection chamber having an inlet and two or more outlets (32, 33, 34, 35), each of the inlet and the two or more outlets (32, 33, 34, 35) having a cross-sectional area, the cross-sectional area of the inlet being larger than each of the cross-sectional areas of each of the outlets (32, 33, 34, 35), whereby the collection chamber is able to collect microfluidic entities having a cross-sectional area greater than the cross-sectional areas of each of the outlets (32, 33, 34, 35) and smaller than the cross-sectional area of the inlet, wherein the first microfluidic channel, in the absence of entities, has a flow resistance that is lower than a flow resistance of the second microfluidic channel, and when the first microfluidic channel contains one or more microfluidic entities, has a flow resistance that is higher than a flow resistance of the second microfluidic channel, and wherein the first microfluidic channel further comprises an actuation channel such that, when fluid flows through said actuation channel, the fluid is able to cause entities within the collection chamber to exit the collection chamber via the inlet.
A method of devulcanizing a thermoset sulphur cross-linked elastomer material, characterised by subjecting a batch of the material to a mechanical high shear mixing process in a high shear mixer at a temperature of less than 80°C in the presence of an amount of 0.5 to 2% by wt. of a non-toxic biological catalyst having a thiol terminus to restore the material to a pre-vulcanized state suitable for revulcanization into useful products.
An apparatus comprising: (a) a handle assembly; (b) a guide member extending distally from the handle assembly; (c) a dilation catheter slidably disposed relative to the guide member, wherein the dilation catheter includes an expandable element configured to dilate an anatomical passageway in a head of a patient; and characterized by (d) a navigation sensor movably disposed at a distal end of the guide member, wherein the navigation sensor is operable to generate a signal corresponding to a location thereof within the patient, wherein the navigation sensor is configured: to translate distally with the dilation catheter relative to the guide member when a distal end of the dilation catheter translates distally beyond the distal end of the guide member, and, subsequently, to assume a position at the distal end of the guide member when the distal end of the dilation catheter retracts proximally of the distal end of the guide member. (a) a handle assembly; (b) a guide member extending distally from the handle assembly; (c) a dilation catheter slidably disposed relative to the guide member, wherein the dilation catheter includes an expandable element configured to dilate an anatomical passageway in a head of a patient; and characterized by (d) a navigation sensor movably disposed at a distal end of the guide member, wherein the navigation sensor is operable to generate a signal corresponding to a location thereof within the patient, to translate distally with the dilation catheter relative to the guide member when a distal end of the dilation catheter translates distally beyond the distal end of the guide member, and, subsequently, to assume a position at the distal end of the guide member when the distal end of the dilation catheter retracts proximally of the distal end of the guide member.
An isolated nucleic acid which comprises the whole nucleotide sequence of the ZNF687 gene, wherein said whole nucleotide sequence of the ZNF687 gene comprises at least one mutation with respect to the wild-type nucleotide sequence of the ZNF687 gene as represented by SEQ ID NO:1, characterized in that the mutation is selected from the group consisting of: - C>G at nucleotide position 2810 (SEQ ID NO:4), - G>T at nucleotide position 725 (SEQ ID NO:2), and - C>T at nucleotide position 1994 (SEQ ID NO:3). - C>G at nucleotide position 2810 (SEQ ID NO:4), - G>T at nucleotide position 725 (SEQ ID NO:2), and - C>T at nucleotide position 1994 (SEQ ID NO:3).
Commercial vehicle, in particular a heavy goods vehicle, trailer or semi-trailer, having a floor panel comprising a loading floor, a top layer and a core layer provided between the loading floor and the top layer and formed at least substantially of a foamed plastic, and having at least one line extending at least substantially from the face side of the floor panel in the direction of the rear side of the commercial vehicle, wherein the at least one line is received at least in sections in a line channel arranged in the core layer and wherein the line channel extends at least substantially from the face side of the floor panel in the direction of the rear side of the floor panel, characterised in that the line channel has at least one cover at least partially in the longitudinal direction of the line channel to open the line channel.
An oily ink composition for ink jet recording containing: an oily medium; and a colorant, wherein the oily medium contains an aliphatic alcohol containing 12 or more carbon atoms in one molecule and an allyl ether selected from triethylene glycol allyl methyl ether and diethylene glycol allyl butyl ether or represented by the following formula: where R 1 and R 2 independently represent a hydrogen atom or a methyl group, R 3 represents a hydrogen atom or an allyl group, k represents an integer of 1 to 4, and m and n each represent an integer satisfying the inequality m + n ≤ 3. medium; and a colorant, wherein the oily medium contains an aliphatic alcohol containing 12 or more carbon atoms in one molecule and an allyl ether selected from triethylene glycol allyl methyl ether and diethylene glycol allyl butyl ether or represented by the following formula: where R 1 and R 2 independently represent a hydrogen atom or a methyl group, R 3 represents a hydrogen atom or an allyl group, k represents an integer of 1 to 4, and m and n each represent an integer satisfying the inequality m + n ≤ 3.
A device for modulating the autonomic nervous system adjacent a pericardial space to treat cardiac arrhythmia of a heart, the device comprising: a source of non-thermal DC electrical energy; a catheter having a proximal end and a distal end, the distal end sized for insertion into the pericardial space; a delivery assembly, the delivery assembly having a proximal end and a distal end, the distal end of the delivery assembly arranged to be positioned by the distal end of the catheter, the distal end of the delivery assembly comprising a delivery tip arranged to extend away from the distal end of the catheter into the pericardial space; a plurality of electrodes disposed on the delivery tip; and an electrical connection operatively coupling the plurality of electrodes to the source of non-thermal DC electrical energy, characterized in that the source of non-thermal DC energy is synchronizable with a QRS complex of the heart and is configured to generate non-thermal DC modulation with a current level between 3000 μA and 5000 μA and a frequency between 5 kHz and 10 kHz, inclusive, that affects neuronal tissue without causing damage to myocardial or pericardial tissue. a source of non-thermal DC electrical energy; a catheter having a proximal end and a distal end, the distal end sized for insertion into the pericardial space; a delivery assembly, the delivery assembly having a proximal end and a distal end, the distal end of the delivery assembly arranged to be positioned by the distal end of the catheter, the distal end of the delivery assembly comprising a delivery tip arranged to extend away from the distal end of the catheter into the pericardial space; a plurality of electrodes disposed on the delivery tip; and an electrical connection operatively coupling the plurality of electrodes to the source of non-thermal DC electrical energy, characterized in that the source of non-thermal DC energy is synchronizable with a QRS complex of the heart and is configured to generate non-thermal DC modulation with a current level between 3000 μA and 5000 μA and a frequency between 5 kHz and 10 kHz, inclusive, that affects neuronal tissue without causing damage to myocardial or pericardial tissue.