mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Food storage container with a container tub which has a base wall and side walls (10, 11), with a front wall which is arranged on the container tub such that it can be moved, and with a coupling apparatus, with which, in a coupling state of the coupling apparatus, the front wall and the container tub are coupled directly to one another, and with which the closed end position of the front wall on the container tub is held, wherein the coupling apparatus has an actuatable coupling element, which, in the coupling state, engages into a coupling receiver of the coupling apparatus, wherein the coupling element has an exposed actuation area oriented outwards for actuation by touch with an actuation element, and that the coupling element is a springloaded pressure element, characterised in that the coupling element has a raised delimiting web protruding from the actuation area, by way of which a positioning auxiliary stop for the actuation element is formed on the actuation area, and that the delimiting web has a vertical web part and/or an upper horizontal web part and/or a lower horizontal web part.
A motion control system of a vehicle, comprising: a controller that independently controls driving force and/or braking force of each of four wheels; and a turning direction sensor that senses a turning direction, wherein: the controller is provided with an acceleration/deceleration command generator that generates an acceleration/deceleration command based upon a sensed steering angle and sensed vehicle speed and a driving force/braking force distributor that determines the distribution of the driving force or driving torque and/or the braking force or braking torque of each wheel; and the driving force/braking force distributor determines that it distributes more driving force or more driving torque and/or more braking force or more braking torque to the inside wheel in turning than the outside wheel in turning as to the front wheels and distributes more driving force or more driving torque and/or more braking force or more braking torque to the outside wheel in turning than the inside wheel in turning as to the rear wheels respectively based upon the acceleration/deceleration command and the turning direction. a controller that independently controls driving force and/or braking force of each of four wheels; and a turning direction sensor that senses a turning direction, wherein: the controller is provided with an acceleration/deceleration command generator that generates an acceleration/deceleration command based upon a sensed steering angle and sensed vehicle speed and a driving force/braking force distributor that determines the distribution of the driving force or driving torque and/or the braking force or braking torque of each wheel; and the driving force/braking force distributor determines that it distributes more driving force or more driving torque and/or more braking force or more braking torque to the inside wheel in turning than the outside wheel in turning as to the front wheels and distributes more driving force or more driving torque and/or more braking force or more braking torque to the outside wheel in turning than the inside wheel in turning as to the rear wheels respectively based upon the acceleration/deceleration command and the turning direction. the controller is provided with an acceleration/deceleration command generator that generates an acceleration/deceleration command based upon a sensed steering angle and sensed vehicle speed and a driving force/braking force distributor that determines the distribution of the driving force or driving torque and/or the braking force or braking torque of each wheel; and the driving force/braking force distributor determines that it distributes more driving force or more driving torque and/or more braking force or more braking torque to the inside wheel in turning than the outside wheel in turning as to the front wheels and distributes more driving force or more driving torque and/or more braking force or more braking torque to the outside wheel in turning than the inside wheel in turning as to the rear wheels respectively based upon the acceleration/deceleration command and the turning direction.
A method for continuous processing food product, the method comprising: providing a food product and a solution, the food product comprising chunks of food, the solution comprising water and at least one thickener other than the chunks of food, a ratio of the water to the at least one thickener being selected to allow the food product to be buoyantly suspended in the solution; mixing the food product and solution to form a pumpable food solution in which the chunks of food are equally distributed; rapid heating, after the mixing, the food solution using at least one of a microwave generator, an RF source, or an Ohmic source; and filling a package with the processed food solution. providing a food product and a solution, the food product comprising chunks of food, the solution comprising water and at least one thickener other than the chunks of food, a ratio of the water to the at least one thickener being selected to allow the food product to be buoyantly suspended in the solution; mixing the food product and solution to form a pumpable food solution in which the chunks of food are equally distributed; rapid heating, after the mixing, the food solution using at least one of a microwave generator, an RF source, or an Ohmic source; and filling a package with the processed food solution.
A compound selected from the group consisting of a tricyclic compound represented by Formula I, and a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, stereoisomer, and solvate thereof: wherein V and W are each independently =CH-, or =N-; X is -CH 2 -, -O-, -O-CH 2 -O-, or -N(CH 2 CH 3)-; Y is methylene; Z is -O- or -NH-, provided that Z is substituted at the 2 nd or 3 rd carbon atom of Ar; Ar is one of the following substituents (a) to (c), A is -O-; B is methylene; R 1 is methylsulfonylpropoxy, ethylsulfonylpropoxy, ethoxyethoxy, morpholino, morpholinoethoxy, tetrahydrofuranyloxy, R 2 is hydrogen, or methyl; R 3, R 4, R 5, and R 6 are each independently hydrogen, or methyl; R 7 and R 8 are each independently hydrogen, or fluoro; R 9 and R 10 are hydrogen; R 11 is hydroxy; R 12 is hydrogen, methyl, propyl, cyclopropyl, ethoxymethyl, ethynyl, -CH=CH-CH 3, -C≡C-CH 3, fluorophenyl, or methyloxazolyl; R 13 is hydrogen; n is 1 or 2, and o is 0, 1, or 2; and p may be 0 or 1. V and W are each independently =CH-, or =N-; X is -CH 2 -, -O-, -O-CH 2 -O-, or -N(CH 2 CH 3)-; Y is methylene; Z is -O- or -NH-, provided that Z is substituted at the 2 nd or 3 rd carbon atom of Ar; Ar is one of the following substituents (a) to (c), A is -O-; B is methylene; R 1 is methylsulfonylpropoxy, ethylsulfonylpropoxy, ethoxyethoxy, morpholino, morpholinoethoxy, tetrahydrofuranyloxy, R 2 is hydrogen, or methyl; R 3, R 4, R 5, and R 6 are each independently hydrogen, or methyl; R 7 and R 8 are each independently hydrogen, or fluoro; R 9 and R 10 are hydrogen; R 11 is hydroxy; R 12 is hydrogen, methyl, propyl, cyclopropyl, ethoxymethyl, ethynyl, -CH=CH-CH 3, -C≡C-CH 3, fluorophenyl, or methyloxazolyl; R 13 is hydrogen; n is 1 or 2, and o is 0, 1, or 2; and p may be 0 or 1.
A communication apparatus having one or more communication control programs for controlling communication, the apparatus comprising: an automatic response unit configured to make a response to received data in a power saving state on behalf of the communication control program; and a setting unit configured to collect automatic response information from the one or more communication control programs and to set the automatic response information in the automatic response unit, the automatic response information including conditions regarding received data to which the automatic response unit makes a response, and the automatic response information also including response data to be included in the response, and a setting receiving unit configured to allow priority of each information piece of the automatic response information to be specified by a user, wherein the automatic response unit sends the response data included in the automatic response information upon detecting that the conditions included in the automatic response information match data received in the power saving state, and causes the communication apparatus to exit the power saving state upon detecting that the conditions do not match said data received in the power saving state; and wherein the setting unit selects information pieces of the automatic response information to be set in the automatic response unit based on the specified priority when an amount of collected automatic response information exceeds an amount settable in the automatic response unit. an automatic response unit configured to make a response to received data in a power saving state on behalf of the communication control program; and a setting unit configured to collect automatic response information from the one or more communication control programs and to set the automatic response information in the automatic response unit, the automatic response information including conditions regarding received data to which the automatic response unit makes a response, and the automatic response information also including response data to be included in the response, and a setting receiving unit configured to allow priority of each information piece of the automatic response information to be specified by a user, wherein the automatic response unit sends the response data included in the automatic response information upon detecting that the conditions included in the automatic response information match data received in the power saving state, and causes the communication apparatus to exit the power saving state upon detecting that the conditions do not match said data received in the power saving state; and wherein the setting unit selects information pieces of the automatic response information to be set in the automatic response unit based on the specified priority when an amount of collected automatic response information exceeds an amount settable in the automatic response unit.
A resin-coated seamless aluminum can having polyester resin coatings formed on inner and outer surfaces thereof, said polyester resin coatings being, respectively, formed on the inner and outer surfaces of an aluminum can body via non-chromium inorganic surface-treating films, and said polyester resin coatings being formed of lowly crystalline polyester to which have been introduced a copolymer unit stemming from a dibasic acid and a copolymer unit stemming from a polybasic acid having a valence of 3 or more; wherein said non-chromium inorganic surface-treating films: (i) contain zirconium phosphate; (ii) contain no organic compound; and (iii) contain zirconium atoms at a ratio of 3 to 30 mg/m 2 and phosphorus atoms at a ratio of 1 to 15 mg/m 2.
A method of preparing an overlay on a substrate, the overlay comprising titanium carbide, the method comprising: (a) obtaining a composition comprising TiC particles and non-TiC particles; and (b) applying the composition to a substrate by plasma transferred arc welding or spray/fuse deposition to form an overlay; wherein the TiC particles sizes are 44-250 micrometers (-60+325 mesh size); wherein the TiC particles comprise 50-100% by weight rounded particles, and 0-50% by weight angular particles, based on weight of TiC; and wherein the TiC comprises 5-70 wt% of the composition, based on weight of TiC and non-TiC particles; wherein the non-TiC particles comprise an alloy and/or a non-metal. (a) obtaining a composition comprising TiC particles and non-TiC particles; and (b) applying the composition to a substrate by plasma transferred arc welding or spray/fuse deposition to form an overlay;
Coronary diagnostic assembly, comprising: - an accessory catheter, intended to be introduced into a peripheral artery or vein of the human body; - a sleeve adapted to be engaged around the accessory catheter, the sleeve being made of electrically conductive material over at least part of its outer periphery, such that, when the accessory catheter is introduced into the peripheral artery or vein of the human body, the conductive periphery of the sleeve is in contact with the subcutaneous tissue of the body or with the wall of the artery or of the vein, the sleeve being additionally connected to an electrical connection, itself connected to an electrode of a cardiac stimulator outside the body; - a guidewire intended to be introduced into an insertion sheath of the accessory catheter, the guidewire comprising, in its distal portion, a pressure sensor for measuring coronary reserve and, in its proximal portion, a metal part further serving as a connection to the other electrode of the external cardiac stimulator and also as a connection to the receiver of the pressure measured by the sensor. - an accessory catheter, intended to be introduced into a peripheral artery or vein of the human body; - a sleeve adapted to be engaged around the accessory catheter, the sleeve being made of electrically conductive material over at least part of its outer periphery, such that, when the accessory catheter is introduced into the peripheral artery or vein of the human body, the conductive periphery of the sleeve is in contact with the subcutaneous tissue of the body or with the wall of the artery or of the vein, the sleeve being additionally connected to an electrical connection, itself connected to an electrode of a cardiac stimulator outside the body; - a guidewire intended to be introduced into an insertion sheath of the accessory catheter, the guidewire comprising, in its distal portion, a pressure sensor for measuring coronary reserve and, in its proximal portion, a metal part further serving as a connection to the other electrode of the external cardiac stimulator and also as a connection to the receiver of the pressure measured by the sensor.
A system for accommodating pipette tips, comprising: - a tray having openings for accommodating pipette tips in a plate, wherein the openings have at their upper end a surrounding contour which has a curved surface area, wherein the shape of said curved surface is a partial section of a single spherical washer, and - pipette tips having at their upper end an offset forming a contact surface for the surrounding contour of the tray's opening, wherein the shape of the contact surface is a partial section of a single spherical washer, and wherein the shapes of the partial sections of the single spherical washer of the tray's contour and the contact surface are identically curved and thus congruent, so that the centers of both spheres of surrounding contour and contact surface are also congruent. - a tray having openings for accommodating pipette tips in a plate, wherein the openings have at their upper end a surrounding contour which has a curved surface area, wherein the shape of said curved surface is a partial section of a single spherical washer, and - pipette tips having at their upper end an offset forming a contact surface for the surrounding contour of the tray's opening, wherein the shape of the contact surface is a partial section of a single spherical washer, and
A stand (360, 390) for receiving a stick of pipe dispensed from a pipe feeder and for manipulating a received stick of pipe for alignment with a pipe fusion machine comprising: a base frame; characterized by a trolley adapted to reciprocate laterally on said base frame; a first hydraulic cylinder linked to said trolley to selectively drive said trolley in upstream and downstream directions relative to the pipe feeder; a boom adapted to reciprocate vertically on said trolley; a second hydraulic cylinder linked to said boom to selectively drive said boom upwardly and downwardly; and an assembly (361, 391) mounted on said boom for receiving and supporting a stick of pipe in longitudinal orientation transverse to said trolley reciprocation. a base frame; characterized by a trolley adapted to reciprocate laterally on said base frame; a first hydraulic cylinder linked to said trolley to selectively drive said trolley in upstream and downstream directions relative to the pipe feeder; a boom adapted to reciprocate vertically on said trolley; a second hydraulic cylinder linked to said boom to selectively drive said boom upwardly and downwardly; and an assembly (361, 391) mounted on said boom for receiving and supporting a stick of pipe in longitudinal orientation transverse to said trolley reciprocation.
A light emitting device comprising: a first electrode; a light emitting structure disposed on the first electrode; a second electrode disposed on the light emitting structure; and a phase shifting mirror formed on a top surface of the first electrode, the phase shifting mirror comprising a plurality of patterns arranged in a periodic manner with an interval between adjacent patterns, wherein each of the plurality of patterns comprises a top surface and a side surface between the top surface of the respective pattern and the top surface of the first electrode, wherein a first width (ba) at a bottom portion of the respective pattern directly adjacent to the top surface of the first electrode is greater than a second width (ta) of the top surface of the respective pattern, wherein the first width (ba) and the second width (ta) are less than a wavelength of light generated in the light emitting structure, wherein the phase shifting mirror and the second electrode constitute a resonator having a resonance wavelength, wherein the resonance wavelength of the resonator is determined according to at least one of the first width (ba), the second width (ta), a depth (d) of each of the plurality of patterns, and an arrangement period of the plurality of patterns, and wherein when the resonance wavelength of the resonator is λ, at least one of the first width, the second width, the depth of each of the plurality of patterns, and the arrangement period of the plurality of patterns is selected such that an optical length of the resonator satisfies nλ/2, n is a natural number. a first electrode; a light emitting structure disposed on the first electrode; a second electrode disposed on the light emitting structure; and a phase shifting mirror formed on a top surface of the first electrode, the phase shifting mirror comprising a plurality of patterns arranged in a periodic manner with an interval between adjacent patterns, wherein each of the plurality of patterns comprises a top surface and a side surface between the top surface of the respective pattern and the top surface of the first electrode, wherein a first width (ba) at a bottom portion of the respective pattern directly adjacent to the top surface of the first electrode is greater than a second width (ta) of the top surface of the respective pattern, wherein the first width (ba) and the second width (ta) are less than a wavelength of light generated in the light emitting structure, wherein the phase shifting mirror and the second electrode constitute a resonator having a resonance wavelength, wherein the resonance wavelength of the resonator is determined according to at least one of the first width (ba), the second width (ta), a depth (d) of each of the plurality of patterns, and an arrangement period of the plurality of patterns, and wherein when the resonance wavelength of the resonator is λ, at least one of the first width, the second width, the depth of each of the plurality of patterns, and the arrangement period of the plurality of patterns is selected such that an optical length of the resonator satisfies nλ/2, n is a natural number.
Method of manufacturing a multilayer data carrier comprising at least one base layer with a top side, and at least one transparent or translucent information layer with personalized information (5a, 5b, 5c) arranged on said top side, the information layer preferably extending completely over the base layer, characterized in that the information layer has at least one modified portion and at least one unmodified portion, the information layer in the unmodified portion being different from the modified portion in terms of its processing properties, and in that in a step of personalization with at least one processing means (8, 9) the information layer is provided with personalized information (5a, 5b, 5c), wherein the modified portion of the information layer responds differently to processing by the at least one processing means (8, 9) than the unmodified portion, whereby the information in the modified portion is represented differently from the information in the unmodified portion, wherein the processing means is a laser having a wavelength (λ 1), wherein the modified portion is absorbent with respect to light of the wavelength (λ 1), and in that the unmodified portion is transmissive with respect to light of the wavelength (λ 1), and wherein said laser, during the step of personalization in the region of the top side of the base layer, changes the color of the information layer due to an energy absorption at the top side of the opaque base layer, in particular blackens it, wherein the personalized information is displayed with the color change or the blackening, and/or wherein the information layer comprises a laser-activatable additive which is color-changeable by a second laser during the step of personalization, the additive preferably being present in the modified portion and in the unmodified portion.
A method of operating an integrated scrollbar options menu in a graphical user interface of an electronic device, comprising: highlighting a scrollbar that is operable to scroll display content in a first direction corresponding to an axis of the scrollbar in response to a first navigational movement of the scrollbar in the first direction corresponding to the axis and that includes the integrated scrollbar options menu; accessing the integrated scrollbar options menu by expanding the scrollbar using a second navigational movement of the scrollbar that is different from the first navigational movement; and collapsing the integrated scrollbar options menu into the scrollbar using a third navigational movement of the scrollbar, wherein the second navigational movement includes dragging the scrollbar, from a collapsed position that hides the scrollbar options menu toward an expanded position that displays the scrollbar options menu, in a second direction that is substantially perpendicular to the axis of the scrollbar, and wherein the third navigational movement includes dragging the scrollbar from the expanded position toward the collapsed position. highlighting a scrollbar that is operable to scroll display content in a first direction corresponding to an axis of the scrollbar in response to a first navigational movement of the scrollbar in the first direction corresponding to the axis and that includes the integrated scrollbar options menu; accessing the integrated scrollbar options menu by expanding the scrollbar using a second navigational movement of the scrollbar that is different from the first navigational movement; and collapsing the integrated scrollbar options menu into the scrollbar using a third navigational movement of the scrollbar, wherein the second navigational movement includes dragging the scrollbar, from a collapsed position that hides the scrollbar options menu toward an expanded position that displays the scrollbar options menu, in a second direction that is substantially perpendicular to the axis of the scrollbar, and wherein the third navigational movement includes dragging the scrollbar from the expanded position toward the collapsed position.