mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A composition comprising: a) 20-90 wt.% styrene block copolymer SB selected from the group consisting of styrene/isoprene block copolymer, styrene/ethylene-butylene/styrene block copolymer (SEBS), styrene/ethylene-propylene/styrene block copolymer (SEPS) and styrene/ethylene-propylene block copolymer; b) 0.08-10 wt.% polar-modified styrene block copolymer PS; c) 1-50- wt.% plant fibers PF; d) 0.05-20 wt.% polyolefin P solid at 25°C. a) 20-90 wt.% styrene block copolymer SB selected from the group consisting of styrene/isoprene block copolymer, styrene/ethylene-butylene/styrene block copolymer (SEBS), styrene/ethylene-propylene/styrene block copolymer (SEPS) and styrene/ethylene-propylene block copolymer; b) 0.08-10 wt.% polar-modified styrene block copolymer PS; c) 1-50- wt.% plant fibers PF; d) 0.05-20 wt.% polyolefin P solid at 25°C.
A surgical snare comprising: a retractable loop of conductive material for encircling an area containing biological tissue; a radiating structure arranged to radiate microwave frequency energy into the area encircled by the retractable loop; and a coaxial cable for conveying microwave frequency energy to the radiating structure, the coaxial cable comprising an inner conductor, an outer conductor surrounding and coaxial with the inner conductor, and a dielectric material separating the inner conductor and the outer conductor, wherein the radiating structure comprises: an elongate conductive member connected to the inner conductor of the coaxial cable and being electrically insulated from the outer conductor of the coaxial cable, and a snare base at a distal end for the coaxial cable, the snare base having a feed channel for conveying a length of the conductive material that forms the retractable loop, wherein the length of the conductive material is movable relative to the snare base whereby the retractable loop is retractable relative to the coaxial cable towards the snare base, and wherein the elongate conductive member comprises a distal portion that protrudes into the area encircled by the retractable loop to act as a radiating microwave monopole antenna, and a proximal portion that extends through the snare base alongside the feed channel. a retractable loop of conductive material for encircling an area containing biological tissue; a radiating structure arranged to radiate microwave frequency energy into the area encircled by the retractable loop; and a coaxial cable for conveying microwave frequency energy to the radiating structure, the coaxial cable comprising an inner conductor, an outer conductor surrounding and coaxial with the inner conductor, and a dielectric material separating the inner conductor and the outer conductor, wherein the radiating structure comprises: an elongate conductive member connected to the inner conductor of the coaxial cable and being electrically insulated from the outer conductor of the coaxial cable, and a snare base at a distal end for the coaxial cable, the snare base having a feed channel for conveying a length of the conductive material that forms the retractable loop, an elongate conductive member connected to the inner conductor of the coaxial cable and being electrically insulated from the outer conductor of the coaxial cable, and a snare base at a distal end for the coaxial cable, the snare base having a feed channel for conveying a length of the conductive material that forms the retractable loop, wherein the length of the conductive material is movable relative to the snare base whereby the retractable loop is retractable relative to the coaxial cable towards the snare base, and wherein the elongate conductive member comprises a distal portion that protrudes into the area encircled by the retractable loop to act as a radiating microwave monopole antenna, and a proximal portion that extends through the snare base alongside the feed channel.
A pharmaceutical storage and retrieval device comprising: a housing; a storage area in the housing for storing filled prescriptions; an outlet on the housing; a gantry assembly in the housing configured to transport the filled prescriptions from the storage area to the outlet; a chute connecting the outlet to a pneumatic delivery terminal, the chute including: a pushing member movable relative to the chute to deliver the filled prescriptions from the chute to the pneumatic delivery terminal, wherein the pushing member includes flexible bristles on a side facing the pneumatic delivery terminal, wherein the flexible bristles deflect out of way of a sliding door of the pneumatic delivery terminal, wherein the sliding door is closed when the pushing member is covering an opening of the pneumatic delivery terminal, and an actuator (110, 114) coupled to the pushing member and configured to move the pushing member. a housing; a storage area in the housing for storing filled prescriptions; an outlet on the housing; a gantry assembly in the housing configured to transport the filled prescriptions from the storage area to the outlet; a chute connecting the outlet to a pneumatic delivery terminal, the chute including: a pushing member movable relative to the chute to deliver the filled prescriptions from the chute to the pneumatic delivery terminal, wherein the pushing member includes flexible bristles on a side facing the pneumatic delivery terminal, wherein the flexible bristles deflect out of way of a sliding door of the pneumatic delivery terminal, wherein the sliding door is closed when the pushing member is covering an opening of the pneumatic delivery terminal, and an actuator (110, 114) coupled to the pushing member and configured to move the pushing member.
Illuminated decorative strip for a motor vehicle, in particular a decorative strip as a covering strip of a seal profile for a window channel of the door of a vehicle, wherein the decorative strip has a profile strip which, when properly fitted to the vehicle, defines a decorative side directed away from the vehicle and a functional side directed towards the vehicle, and wherein at least one means of illumination are provided which is arranged on sides of the functional side in order to be able to backlight at least a part of the profile strip when properly fitted to the vehicle, characterised in that the decorative strip is formed such that, when properly fitted to the vehicle, a light gap is formed between the decorative strip and the adjacent vehicle outer surface, through which said light gap the light generated by the illumination means is emitted and is visible from the outside.
A method for controlling a communication network to deliver traffic to and/or from an end node, the method performed by a network node and comprising: receiving information indicating a user-controllable selection at the end node to have at least some of the end node's traffic delivered by the network with a low priority level that is lower than a high priority level; responsive to selection of said low priority level, controlling the communication network to deliver at least some of the end node's traffic with said low priority level and awarding one or more tokens to the end node for use of said low priority level; receiving information indicating a user-controllable selection at the end node to have at least some of the end node's traffic delivered by the network with the high priority level; responsive to selection of said high priority level, redeeming one or more tokens awarded to the end node for use of said high priority level and controlling the communication network to deliver at least some of the end node's traffic with said high priority level; and deciding whether to offer said low priority level for selection at the end node based on whether a congestion level in at least a part of the network exceeds a defined threshold. receiving information indicating a user-controllable selection at the end node to have at least some of the end node's traffic delivered by the network with a low priority level that is lower than a high priority level; responsive to selection of said low priority level, controlling the communication network to deliver at least some of the end node's traffic with said low priority level and awarding one or more tokens to the end node for use of said low priority level; receiving information indicating a user-controllable selection at the end node to have at least some of the end node's traffic delivered by the network with the high priority level; responsive to selection of said high priority level, redeeming one or more tokens awarded to the end node for use of said high priority level and controlling the communication network to deliver at least some of the end node's traffic with said high priority level; and deciding whether to offer said low priority level for selection at the end node based on whether a congestion level in at least a part of the network exceeds a defined threshold.
A surgical stapling apparatus, comprising: a cartridge assembly including a first tissue facing surface defining staple retaining slots; an anvil assembly pivotably coupled to the cartridge assembly and including a second tissue facing surface defining staple pockets for forming staples expelled from the staple retaining slots of the cartridge assembly; at least one surgical buttress (B1, B2) releasably disposed on one of the first and second tissue facing surfaces; characterized by: a resilient, porous material releasably disposed between the first and second tissue facing surfaces (82, 72) and in contact with the at least one surgical buttress (B1, B2), wherein the resilient, porous material is configured to expel a liquid therefrom upon compression thereof by an approximation of the cartridge assembly and the anvil assembly. a cartridge assembly including a first tissue facing surface defining staple retaining slots; an anvil assembly pivotably coupled to the cartridge assembly and including a second tissue facing surface defining staple pockets for forming staples expelled from the staple retaining slots of the cartridge assembly; at least one surgical buttress (B1, B2) releasably disposed on one of the first and second tissue facing surfaces; characterized by: a resilient, porous material releasably disposed between the first and second tissue facing surfaces (82, 72) and in contact with the at least one surgical buttress (B1, B2), wherein the resilient, porous material is configured to expel a liquid therefrom upon compression thereof by an approximation of the cartridge assembly and the anvil assembly. a resilient, porous material releasably disposed between the first and second tissue facing surfaces (82, 72) and in contact with the at least one surgical buttress (B1, B2), wherein the resilient, porous material is configured to expel a liquid therefrom upon compression thereof by an approximation of the cartridge assembly and the anvil assembly.
An open-end spinning device having an opening roller rotating in an opening roller housing, the opening roller housing comprising a first side wall defining an X-direction of the opening roller housing and in which a dirt separator opening connected to the ambient air is disposed and enables a first inlet air flow, the opening roller housing comprising an suction opening connected to the ambient air and enabling a second inlet air flow and connected to a bypass channel opening into the interior of the opening roller housing, the second inlet air flow being regulated by means of a rotary valve, the rotary valve being substantially cylindrical in design and comprising an inlet opening on the peripheral surface thereof, characterized in that the width thereof expanding and/or contracting in the circumferential direction of the rotary valve and the second inlet air flow being regulated by means of the rotary valve without deflection.
A storage case for a cutting tool having a shank and a bit, the storage case comprising a shank housing for receiving a shank of a cutting tool comprising the shank and the bit and a bit housing for receiving the bit of the cutting tool, a lower end of the bit housing being coupled with an upper end of the shank housing, characterized in that: the storage case comprises a sleeve that is rotatably fitted to an upper portion of the shank housing and has an outer peripheral surface thereof coupled to the lower end of the shank housing; unevenness portions including concave portions and convex portions (11a, 30a) are formed on an inner peripheral surface of the sleeve and an outer peripheral surface of the upper portion of the shank housing to make contact with each other; and in a process of rotating the shank housing while holding the bit housing, the unevenness portions are not aligned with each other, and thus the sleeve 30) is outwardly widened to fix the bit housing, while the upper portion of the shank housing is inwardly narrowed to fix the shank. the storage case comprises a sleeve that is rotatably fitted to an upper portion of the shank housing and has an outer peripheral surface thereof coupled to the lower end of the shank housing; unevenness portions including concave portions and convex portions (11a, 30a) are formed on an inner peripheral surface of the sleeve and an outer peripheral surface of the upper portion of the shank housing to make contact with each other; and in a process of rotating the shank housing while holding the bit housing, the unevenness portions are not aligned with each other, and thus the sleeve 30) is outwardly widened to fix the bit housing, while the upper portion of the shank housing is inwardly narrowed to fix the shank.
A method for managing a distributed transaction, the method comprising the steps of: (a) identifying a plurality of transactional resources upon which said transaction is to be implemented; (b) retrieving information regarding one or more previous transactions in which a heuristic decision was taken by a transactional resource and retrieving information regarding future events; (c) calculating, for each transactional resource belonging to said plurality of transactional resources, a probability that said transactional resource will make a heuristic decision, wherein the step of calculating the probability comprises analyzing the information regarding future events, and the information regarding one or more previous transactions in which a heuristic decision was taken by said transactional resource; (d) assigning a priority value to each transactional resource belonging to said plurality of transactional resources, said priority value being dependent upon the probability that said transactional resource will make a heuristic decision; and (e) sequentially instructing said plurality of transactional resources to either commit to the transaction or to rollback the transaction in a descending order of said priority values of said plurality of transactional resources, starting with those network resources that are most likely to make a heuristic decision when instructed to either commit to the transaction or to rollback the transaction. (a) identifying a plurality of transactional resources upon which said transaction is to be implemented; (b) retrieving information regarding one or more previous transactions in which a heuristic decision was taken by a transactional resource and retrieving information regarding future events; (c) calculating, for each transactional resource belonging to said plurality of transactional resources, a probability that said transactional resource will make a heuristic decision, wherein the step of calculating the probability comprises analyzing the information regarding future events, and the information regarding one or more previous transactions in which a heuristic decision was taken by said transactional resource; (d) assigning a priority value to each transactional resource belonging to said plurality of transactional resources, said priority value being dependent upon the probability that said transactional resource will make a heuristic decision; and (e) sequentially instructing said plurality of transactional resources to either commit to the transaction or to rollback the transaction in a descending order of said priority values of said plurality of transactional resources, starting with those network resources that are most likely to make a heuristic decision when instructed to either commit to the transaction or to rollback the transaction.
A wireless device, comprising: one or more processors; and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions which, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations comprising: receiving, from an access point, a trigger signal including an indication of a first value for a parameter of a trigger-based physical layer protocol data unit, TB PPDU, transmission; selecting a second value for the parameter of the TB PPDU transmission, wherein the second value for the parameter is different from the first value for the parameter; and transmitting, to the access point, the TB PPDU transmission using the second value for the parameter, characterized in, that an indication of the second value for the parameter is included in a preamble of the TB PPDU transmission. one or more processors; and a non-transitory computer-readable storage medium storing instructions which, when executed by the one or more processors, cause the one or more processors to perform operations comprising: receiving, from an access point, a trigger signal including an indication of a first value for a parameter of a trigger-based physical layer protocol data unit, TB PPDU, transmission; selecting a second value for the parameter of the TB PPDU transmission, wherein the second value for the parameter is different from the first value for the parameter; and transmitting, to the access point, the TB PPDU transmission using the second value for the parameter, characterized in, that an indication of the second value for the parameter is included in a preamble of the TB PPDU transmission. receiving, from an access point, a trigger signal including an indication of a first value for a parameter of a trigger-based physical layer protocol data unit, TB PPDU, transmission; selecting a second value for the parameter of the TB PPDU transmission, wherein the second value for the parameter is different from the first value for the parameter; and transmitting, to the access point, the TB PPDU transmission using the second value for the parameter, characterized in, that an indication of the second value for the parameter is included in a preamble of the TB PPDU transmission.
Device for the thermal-medical treatment of a skin surface of a human being, comprising: an application surface having a front side for applying to the skin surface; and a printed circuit board having a heating element arranged thereon for heating the application surface based on a supply voltage, wherein the application surface is arranged with a back side on a face side of the printed circuit board at an angle to the printed circuit board; and the heating element is arranged on the printed circuit board in an area of the face side of the printed circuit board facing the application surface and is thermally coupled to the application surface, wherein the heating element is arranged at an edge of the printed circuit board. an application surface having a front side for applying to the skin surface; and a printed circuit board having a heating element arranged thereon for heating the application surface based on a supply voltage, wherein the application surface is arranged with a back side on a face side of the printed circuit board at an angle to the printed circuit board; and the heating element is arranged on the printed circuit board in an area of the face side of the printed circuit board facing the application surface and is thermally coupled to the application surface, wherein the heating element is arranged at an edge of the printed circuit board.
A flow battery system, comprising: a first tank including a hydrogen gas; a second tank including a liquid Br 2 /HBr solution; a connecting line operably connecting the first tank and the second tank such that a first pressure of hydrogen gas in the first tank is substantially equal to a second pressure of hydrogen gas in the second tank; and at least one cell (202, 300) including an hydrogen reactant side operably connected to the first tank, a bromine electrolyte side operably connected to the second tank, and a separator between the hydrogen reactant side and the bromine electrolyte side configured to enable passage of the hydrogen gas from the hydrogen reactant side to the bromine electrolyte side, characterized in that the connecting line includes a filter or polymer having an enhanced permeation rate for the hydrogen gas compared to gas phase bromine; and the filter or polymer is configured such that the gas phase bromine entrained in the hydrogen gas is separated from the hydrogen gas. a first tank including a hydrogen gas; a second tank including a liquid Br 2 /HBr solution; a connecting line operably connecting the first tank and the second tank such that a first pressure of hydrogen gas in the first tank is substantially equal to a second pressure of hydrogen gas in the second tank; and at least one cell (202, 300) including an hydrogen reactant side operably connected to the first tank, a bromine electrolyte side operably connected to the second tank, and a separator between the hydrogen reactant side and the bromine electrolyte side configured to enable passage of the hydrogen gas from the hydrogen reactant side to the bromine electrolyte side, characterized in that the connecting line includes a filter or polymer having an enhanced permeation rate for the hydrogen gas compared to gas phase bromine; and the filter or polymer is configured such that the gas phase bromine entrained in the hydrogen gas is separated from the hydrogen gas.
A jelly confectionery comprising: - from 0.1% to 25% of pregelatinized waxy starch, preferably from 2% to 10%, even more preferably 4% to 8%, - from 0.1% to 10%, preferably of 2% to 10% of branched maltodextrins, the percentages being expressed by weight relative to the total weight of the confectionery. - from 0.1% to 25% of pregelatinized waxy starch, preferably from 2% to 10%, even more preferably 4% to 8%, - from 0.1% to 10%, preferably of 2% to 10% of branched maltodextrins,