mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Slave cylinder having a housing which is arranged concentrically about a transmission input shaft, and having an annular piston which is movable axially in said housing and which is operatively connected to a disengagement bearing, and the disengagement bearing obtains an axial prestress by means of an energy accumulator which is supported on the housing and which encloses the piston, wherein the energy accumulator is surrounded by a protective bellows which is received by one end (6.1) thereof on the housing and by its disengagement bearing-side end (6.2) by a fastening ring connected to the disengagement bearing, wherein the disengagement bearing-side end (6.2) of the protective bellows can be clipped into the fastening ring by means of an axial movement of the piston, and the protective bellows is thus fastened both in the axial and in the radial direction, wherein, during a movement of the piston into its minimal end position, at least one latching element (7.1) arranged on the outer circumference of the fastening ring can be brought into engagement with a complementarily formed receiving element (6.3) of the disengagement bearing-side end (6.2) of the protective bellows, and wherein the fastening ring has, on the disengagement bearing side, at least one radially outwardly directed shielding element (7.2) which prevents contact between disengagement bearing and protective bellows, characterized in that the shielding element (7.2) of the fastening ring is formed by a plurality of radial tongues which are arranged in a distributed manner over the circumference and which are arranged so as to be axially spaced apart from the latching element (7.1).
An interfering ribonucleic acid (RNAi) that targets a region of a ribonucleic acid which encodes for a target polypeptide expressed in a plurality of cells of a mammal, such that translation of an aberrant form of said target polypeptide occurs in said cells, wherein said aberrant form of the target polypeptide comprises one or more T cell epitopes, and wherein said target region is a region located 3' of said one or more T cell epitopes, for use in the treatment of cancer and/or viral infection by inducing or enhancing an immune response in a mammal to said target polypeptide.
A dispensing plunger for a dispensing apparatus for the reception of a collapsible cartridge containing a dispensable medium, wherein the dispensing plunger can be arranged at and/or in the dispensing apparatus and wherein the dispensing plunger has an end face which can act on the cartridge for a dispensing of the medium out of the cartridge, characterized in that the dispensing plunger is configured in such a way that the end face, during the dispensing of the medium, has at least a first dispensing cross-section and subsequently has at least a second dispensing cross-section, wherein the first dispensing cross-section and the second dispensing cross-section have a different size.
A post cathode physical vapor deposition system comprising: a post cathode (30; 110; 280); a magnet array (40; 160; 200; 300) movably suspended within said post cathode (30; 110; 280); said magnet array (40; 160; 200; 300) comprising a plurality of permanent magnets (166, 168; 230; 320) having aligned magnetic poles; wherein said plurality of permanent magnets (166, 168; 230; 320) is sandwiched between a first pole plate (164; 210; 310) and a second pole plate (162; 220; 310), and wherein each magnet (166, 168; 230; 320) in the magnet array (40; 160; 200; 300) is aligned with each other magnet (166, 168; 230; 320) such that each magnet's north pole contacts said first pole plate (164; 210; 310) and each magnet's south pole contacts said second pole plate. a post cathode (30; 110; 280); a magnet array (40; 160; 200; 300) movably suspended within said post cathode (30; 110; 280); said magnet array (40; 160; 200; 300) comprising a plurality of permanent magnets (166, 168; 230; 320) having aligned magnetic poles; wherein said plurality of permanent magnets (166, 168; 230; 320) is sandwiched between a first pole plate (164; 210; 310) and a second pole plate (162; 220; 310), and wherein each magnet (166, 168; 230; 320) in the magnet array (40; 160; 200; 300) is aligned with each other magnet (166, 168; 230; 320) such that each magnet's north pole contacts said first pole plate (164; 210; 310) and each magnet's south pole contacts said second pole plate.
Vacuum cleaner comprising: - a vacuum cleaner bag with a cardboard collar, - a bag support, - a cavity arranged to receive the vacuum cleaner bag, - a hood arranged to close and open the cavity, - a stop, sliding between a first position and a second position, the stop in the first position being arranged to form a mechanical stop for the hood and prevent it from closing the cavity, and the stop in the second position being arranged to allow the hood to close the cavity, the cardboard collar being arranged to be mounted on the bag support and comprising means for controlling the stop in order to place it in the second position during a movement to mount the cardboard collar on the bag support, characterised in that the stop comprises two ends arranged on either side of the stop in a transverse direction in relation to a sliding direction of the stop, and in that the means for controlling the stop are two lugs (11a, 11b) each arranged to come into contact with one of the two ends of the stop. - a vacuum cleaner bag with a cardboard collar, - a bag support, - a cavity arranged to receive the vacuum cleaner bag, - a hood arranged to close and open the cavity, - a stop, sliding between a first position and a second position, the stop in the first position being arranged to form a mechanical stop for the hood and prevent it from closing the cavity, and the stop in the second position being arranged to allow the hood to close the cavity,
A fuel tank assembly comprising: a bladder defined between an exterior bladder wall and an interior bladder wall, wherein the interior bladder wall defines a volume for storing fuel, and wherein the exterior bladder wall is at least more rigid than the interior bladder wall; the interior bladder wall being comprised of an elastomeric material; and an inlet opening into the bladder defined between the exterior and interior bladder walls in order to permit a pressurized gas to be introduced within the bladder; in which the exterior and interior bladder walls are constructed so as to at least partially constrict if penetrated by a ballistic projectile; and a plurality of connectors; characterised in that the plurality of connectors extend between the exterior and interior bladder walls; wherein the connectors are arranged to at least partially limit expansion of the bladder, and wherein each connector comprises a flange attached to the exterior bladder wall, a flange attached to the interior bladder wall and a fastener interconnecting the flanges; and in that the exterior bladder wall is comprised of a composite material, wherein the composite material is configured to generate fuzz if the exterior bladder wall is punctured which assists in at least partially sealing a puncture hole formed in the exterior bladder wall. a bladder defined between an exterior bladder wall and an interior bladder wall, wherein the interior bladder wall defines a volume for storing fuel, and wherein the exterior bladder wall is at least more rigid than the interior bladder wall; the interior bladder wall being comprised of an elastomeric material; and an inlet opening into the bladder defined between the exterior and interior bladder walls in order to permit a pressurized gas to be introduced within the bladder; in which the exterior and interior bladder walls are constructed so as to at least partially constrict if penetrated by a ballistic projectile; and a plurality of connectors; characterised in that the plurality of connectors extend between the exterior and interior bladder walls; wherein the connectors are arranged to at least partially limit expansion of the bladder, and wherein each connector comprises a flange attached to the exterior bladder wall, a flange attached to the interior bladder wall and a fastener interconnecting the flanges; and in that the exterior bladder wall is comprised of a composite material, wherein the composite material is configured to generate fuzz if the exterior bladder wall is punctured which assists in at least partially sealing a puncture hole formed in the exterior bladder wall.
A method of processing a silica glass optical fiber comprising: conveying said optical fiber along a first direction of conveyance and maintaining the optical fiber at a first temperature between 1000 °C and 1700 °C; redirecting said optical fiber from said first direction of conveyance to a second direction of conveyance, wherein said optical fiber is maintained at a second temperature between 1000 °C and 1700 °C along said second direction of conveyance; maintaining the optical fiber at said first temperature and said second temperature for a combined time period of greater than 0.5 seconds at a draw speed greater than 30 m/s. conveying said optical fiber along a first direction of conveyance and maintaining the optical fiber at a first temperature between 1000 °C and 1700 °C; redirecting said optical fiber from said first direction of conveyance to a second direction of conveyance, wherein said optical fiber is maintained at a second temperature between 1000 °C and 1700 °C along said second direction of conveyance; maintaining the optical fiber at said first temperature and said second temperature for a combined time period of greater than 0.5 seconds at a draw speed greater than 30 m/s.
A compound of formula I wherein R 1, R 2 and R 4 are, independently at each occurrence, H, a C 1 -C 20 aliphatic radical, a C 3 -C 20 aromatic radical, or a C 3 -C 20 cycloaliphatic radical; R 3 is H or a is, independently at each occurrence, 1 or 2; b is, independently at each occurrence, an integer ranging from 0-3; c is, independently at each occurrence, an integer ranging from 0-4; Ar is, independently at each occurrence, H, or heteroaryl; and at least two of Ar are heteroaryl. R 1, R 2 and R 4 are, independently at each occurrence, H, a C 1 -C 20 aliphatic radical, a C 3 -C 20 aromatic radical, or a C 3 -C 20 cycloaliphatic radical; R 3 is H or a is, independently at each occurrence, 1 or 2; b is, independently at each occurrence, an integer ranging from 0-3; c is, independently at each occurrence, an integer ranging from 0-4; Ar is, independently at each occurrence, H, or heteroaryl; and at least two of Ar are heteroaryl.
A Wi-Fi hotspot connection method, wherein the method comprises: • displaying (step 701), by a terminal, a first screen, wherein the first screen comprises a service set identifier, SSID, input box, a security selection box for a wireless fidelity Wi-Fi hotspot and a password input box; • receiving (step 702), by the terminal, an SSID of a first Wi-Fi hotspot input by a user in the SSID input box, an access password of a first Wi-Fi hotspot input by a user in the password input box and an encryption manner selected from the security selection box in the first screen, and • in response to the user's first operation on the first screen, obtaining (step 703), by the terminal, an encryption manner of the first Wi-Fi hotspot based on the SSID of the first Wi-Fi hotspot; • displaying (step 705), by the terminal, a second screen if the obtained encryption manner of the first Wi-Fi hotspot is different from an encryption manner selected from the security selection box, wherein the second screen comprises the password input box; • receiving (step 706), by the terminal, the access password of the first Wi-Fi hotspot input by the user in the password input box; and • in response to the user's second operation on the second screen, connecting (step 707), by the terminal, to the first Wi-Fi hotspot based on the SSID, the access password, and the obtained encryption manner of the first Wi-Fi hotspot. • displaying (step 701), by a terminal, a first screen, wherein the first screen comprises a service set identifier, SSID, input box, a security selection box for a wireless fidelity Wi-Fi hotspot and a password input box; • receiving (step 702), by the terminal, an SSID of a first Wi-Fi hotspot input by a user in the SSID input box, an access password of a first Wi-Fi hotspot input by a user in the password input box and an encryption manner selected from the security selection box in the first screen, and • in response to the user's first operation on the first screen, obtaining (step 703), by the terminal, an encryption manner of the first Wi-Fi hotspot based on the SSID of the first Wi-Fi hotspot; • displaying (step 705), by the terminal, a second screen if the obtained encryption manner of the first Wi-Fi hotspot is different from an encryption manner selected from the security selection box, wherein the second screen comprises the password input box; • receiving (step 706), by the terminal, the access password of the first Wi-Fi hotspot input by the user in the password input box; and • in response to the user's second operation on the second screen, connecting (step 707), by the terminal, to the first Wi-Fi hotspot based on the SSID, the access password, and the obtained encryption manner of the first Wi-Fi hotspot.
An apparatus for supporting and constraining fiber(s) moving slowly at first and then rapidly away from a source of the fiber(s) in a direction of the of the fiber(s) path towards a fiber(s) processing machine, and for manipulating the fiber(s), the apparatus comprising the elements; a) a shoe having a fiber(s) supporting and constraining surface in a first orientation, but not in a second orientation of the shoe, b) a pivoting finger guide for guiding and pushing the fiber(s) generally perpendicularly to their moving direction, c) a rotary actuator for moving the shoe between the first and the second orientations and between the second and the first orientations, d) a second rotary actuator for pivoting the finger guide, e) a mechanism for moving the shoe and the finger guide forward and backward in directions generally perpendicular to the moving direction of the fiber(s), f) a second mechanism for moving the shoe backwards and forwards in the parallel to the direction of the moving fiber(s), g) a frame for positioning and supporting elements a-e of the apparatus, and h) a controller for controlling the movable elements of the apparatus. a) a shoe having a fiber(s) supporting and constraining surface in a first orientation, but not in a second orientation of the shoe, b) a pivoting finger guide for guiding and pushing the fiber(s) generally perpendicularly to their moving direction, c) a rotary actuator for moving the shoe between the first and the second orientations and between the second and the first orientations, d) a second rotary actuator for pivoting the finger guide, e) a mechanism for moving the shoe and the finger guide forward and backward in directions generally perpendicular to the moving direction of the fiber(s), f) a second mechanism for moving the shoe backwards and forwards in the parallel to the direction of the moving fiber(s), g) a frame for positioning and supporting elements a-e of the apparatus, and h) a controller for controlling the movable elements of the apparatus.
A method performed by a coordination node for controlling communications between Visible Light Communication, VLC, Access Points, APs, and user equipment, UEs, the method comprising: identifying occurrence of an event relating to operation of a first VLC AP; determining that a second VLC AP and a third VLC AP each have communication coverage areas that are at least partially within a communication coverage area of the first VLC AP, responsive to identification of occurrence of the event; and controlling the second and the third VLC APs responsive to the determination to avoid their interfering with communications between the first VLC AP and any UEs within common communication coverage areas of the second or the third VLC APs. identifying occurrence of an event relating to operation of a first VLC AP; determining that a second VLC AP and a third VLC AP each have communication coverage areas that are at least partially within a communication coverage area of the first VLC AP, responsive to identification of occurrence of the event; and controlling the second and the third VLC APs responsive to the determination to avoid their interfering with communications between the first VLC AP and any UEs within common communication coverage areas of the second or the third VLC APs.
Insertion-type connector having a conductor and having a union nut having an inside thread rotatably mounted on the conductor, wherein the Insertion-type connector takes the form of a co-axial insertion-type connector with the conductor, in the form of an outer conductor, surrounding a center conductor, characterized in that the union nut is resiliently mounted on the conductor in the axial direction of the insertion-type connector by means of a wave spring washer which is stressed in bending when tightening the union nut, wherein the inside of the wave spring washer stressed in bending is arranged in a groove in the conductor and its outside is arranged in a groove in the union nut, wherein the grooves (6, 8) are of a width which is wider than the cross-section of the body of the wave spring washer, and wherein the wave spring washer is deformed into the flat shape by tightening the union nut to the intended operating torque.
A foot-supporting device for use in footwear, the foot-supporting device comprising: an orthotic body, convex in its major dimension, providing for a raised arch in its central region comprising a semi-rigid foot receiving plate, a tilt selector abutted and pivotally or rotatably respositionally coupled to the underside of the foot receiving plate, the tilt selector comprising at least one raised perimetric portion with regions of at least two differing heights, wherein the tilt selector is repositionable to alternate angular positions which effectively provide alternate degrees of tilt to the plane of a received foot, the tilt with respect to a plane on which the foot support device rests, characterised in that the tilt selector is repositionable from a neutral position in which no portion of the tilt selector contacts said plane on which the foot-supporting device rests. an orthotic body, convex in its major dimension, providing for a raised arch in its central region comprising a semi-rigid foot receiving plate, a tilt selector abutted and pivotally or rotatably respositionally coupled to the underside of the foot receiving plate, the tilt selector comprising at least one raised perimetric portion with regions of at least two differing heights, wherein the tilt selector is repositionable to alternate angular positions which effectively provide alternate degrees of tilt to the plane of a received foot, the tilt with respect to a plane on which the foot support device rests, characterised in that the tilt selector is repositionable from a neutral position in which no portion of the tilt selector contacts said plane on which the foot-supporting device rests.
A method for providing conditional interactions for a virtual object accessible with a mobile device, said mobile device comprising geolocation means for assessing a real-world geographic location to said mobile device, and said virtual object being assessed a location information corresponding to a real-world geographic location, said method comprising the steps of: - conditioning at least one interaction with said virtual object through said mobile device, at least in function of the real-world geographic location of said mobile device and the location information of said virtual object; - in case said conditioning step is satisfied, interacting with said mobile device on said virtual object by modifying said location information of the virtual object. - conditioning at least one interaction with said virtual object through said mobile device, at least in function of the real-world geographic location of said mobile device and the location information of said virtual object; - in case said conditioning step is satisfied, interacting with said mobile device on said virtual object by modifying said location information of the virtual object.
A method for preparing a heat treated silica material, the method comprising heat treating a precipitated silica material comprising a metal, wherein the metal has a Mohs hardness value of at least 5.5 in its oxide form, and wherein heat treating comprises heating the precipitated silica material at a temperature and for a period of time sufficient to produce the heat treated silica material characterized by a loss on ignition at 900 °C of less than 3 wt.%.
A bi-cast turbine rotor disk, comprising: a ring comprising a superalloy including a plurality of elements; and a blade extending from the ring, the blade comprising a non-metallic ceramic matrix composite and at least one element from the superalloy of the ring diffused into the non-metallic ceramic matrix composite of the blade. a ring comprising a superalloy including a plurality of elements; and a blade extending from the ring, the blade comprising a non-metallic ceramic matrix composite and at least one element from the superalloy of the ring diffused into the non-metallic ceramic matrix composite of the blade.
A guidewire (10, 100, 200) comprising: a shaft, an outer coil wound around a distal end portion of the shaft, and an inner coil (40, 140, 240) wound around a distal end portion of the shaft, provided within the outer coil and being formed of at least one wire (41, 141, 242) wound in a spiral manner, characterized by the outer coil being formed of a plurality of stranded wires wound in a spiral manner, each of the stranded wires being formed of a plurality of strands (22a, 22b) twisted together, the wire forming the inner coil being formed of a plurality of strands (242a, 242b) twisted together, and a direction of winding of the outer coil being opposite to a direction of winding of the inner coil (40, 140, 240). a shaft, an outer coil wound around a distal end portion of the shaft, and an inner coil (40, 140, 240) wound around a distal end portion of the shaft, provided within the outer coil and being formed of at least one wire (41, 141, 242) wound in a spiral manner, characterized by the outer coil being formed of a plurality of stranded wires wound in a spiral manner, each of the stranded wires being formed of a plurality of strands (22a, 22b) twisted together, the wire forming the inner coil being formed of a plurality of strands (242a, 242b) twisted together, and a direction of winding of the outer coil being opposite to a direction of winding of the inner coil (40, 140, 240).
A heater panel comprising: a core; a heater/dielectric layer including a positive thermal coefficient, PTC, heater layer between a pair of dielectric layers; and a structural facing, characterised in that the heater/dielectric layer is bonded directly between the core and the structural facing; and in that the core, heater/dielectric layer, and structural facing are contoured out of plane. a core; a heater/dielectric layer including a positive thermal coefficient, PTC, heater layer between a pair of dielectric layers; and a structural facing, characterised in that the heater/dielectric layer is bonded directly between the core and the structural facing; and in that the core, heater/dielectric layer, and structural facing are contoured out of plane.