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A lavatory monument assembly configured to be positioned in the interior of an aircraft, the lavatory monument assembly comprising: an enclosure that includes a front wall and a rear wall and that defines an enclosure interior, a divider wall that extends between the front wall and the rear wall, wherein the divider wall includes a divider door that is movable between a closed position and an open position, wherein in the closed position the divider door divides the enclosure interior into a first lavatory interior and a second lavatory interior, wherein the divider wall includes a first section and a second section, wherein the divider door includes a first portion and a second portion that meet at an obtuse angle, wherein the first portion of the divider door cannot move relative to the second portion of the divider door, and wherein the divider door is pivotably attached to the divider wall, wherein the front wall comprises a first lavatory door that is movable between a closed and an open position and provides access to the first lavatory interior, a second lavatory door that is movable between a closed and an open position and provides access to the second lavatory interior, and wherein a first toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the first lavatory interior and a second toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the second lavatory interior. an enclosure that includes a front wall and a rear wall and that defines an enclosure interior, a divider wall that extends between the front wall and the rear wall, wherein the divider wall includes a divider door that is movable between a closed position and an open position, wherein in the closed position the divider door divides the enclosure interior into a first lavatory interior and a second lavatory interior, wherein the divider wall includes a first section and a second section, wherein the divider door includes a first portion and a second portion that meet at an obtuse angle, wherein the first portion of the divider door cannot move relative to the second portion of the divider door, and wherein the divider door is pivotably attached to the divider wall, wherein the front wall comprises a first lavatory door that is movable between a closed and an open position and provides access to the first lavatory interior, a second lavatory door that is movable between a closed and an open position and provides access to the second lavatory interior, and wherein a first toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the first lavatory interior and a second toilet is positioned adjacent the rear wall in the second lavatory interior.
A method for wireless communication in a Long Term Evolution - LTE, LTE-Advanced - LTE-A, network, or a New Radio - NR - network, comprising: identifying (1905; 2005; 2105; 2205), at a user equipment, UE, wireless resources within a shared radio frequency spectrum band that are configured for unscheduled uplink transmissions within a self-contained transmission opportunity, wherein the identifying comprises identifying one or more self-contained transmission opportunities that are configured for unscheduled uplink transmissions, the one or more self-contained transmission opportunities comprising first resources for uplink data transmissions and second resources for downlink transmissions responsive to the uplink data transmissions; determining (1910; 2010; 2110; 2210) that at least a portion of the identified wireless resources is available for an unscheduled uplink transmission; and transmitting (1915; 2025; 2115; 2215) the unscheduled uplink transmission during the self-contained transmission opportunity based at least in part on the determining. identifying (1905; 2005; 2105; 2205), at a user equipment, UE, wireless resources within a shared radio frequency spectrum band that are configured for unscheduled uplink transmissions within a self-contained transmission opportunity, wherein the identifying comprises identifying one or more self-contained transmission opportunities that are configured for unscheduled uplink transmissions, the one or more self-contained transmission opportunities comprising first resources for uplink data transmissions and second resources for downlink transmissions responsive to the uplink data transmissions; determining (1910; 2010; 2110; 2210) that at least a portion of the identified wireless resources is available for an unscheduled uplink transmission; and transmitting (1915; 2025; 2115; 2215) the unscheduled uplink transmission during the self-contained transmission opportunity based at least in part on the determining.
A subscriber identity module for authenticating a subscriber on a communication network, with the subscriber identity module having: - a first set of subscriber identity data for authenticating the subscriber; - at least a second set of subscriber identity data for authenticating the subscriber, with the first set of subscriber identity data differing from the second set of subscriber identity data; and - a means for managing the first set of subscriber identity data (13 a) and the second set of subscriber identity data, with the managing being realized by static management functions; characterized in that: - the managing means further has management application code, and said management application code enables a variable managing by adapting the static management functions to the environment parameters of the subscriber identity module. - a first set of subscriber identity data for authenticating the subscriber; - at least a second set of subscriber identity data for authenticating the subscriber, with the first set of subscriber identity data differing from the second set of subscriber identity data; and - a means for managing the first set of subscriber identity data (13 a) and the second set of subscriber identity data, with the managing being realized by static management functions; - the managing means further has management application code, and said management application code enables a variable managing by adapting the static management functions to the environment parameters of the subscriber identity module.
Hydraulic system for an automatic gearbox of a motor vehicle, having a high-pressure circuit, in which a pressure accumulator, at least one clutch (K1, K2) as well as gear actuators (G1 to G4) and a hydraulic pump which can be actuated by an electronic control unit are arranged, by means of which the accumulator pressure (p s) in the high-pressure circuit can be increased in a charging mode, wherein in a clutch path (30, 31) between the pressure accumulator and a clutch hydraulic cylinder of the clutch (K1, K2) a clutch valve actuated by the control unit is arranged, by means of which clutch valve a hydraulic pressure applied to the clutch hydraulic cylinder can be set, and wherein a safety valve which can be actuated by the control unit is arranged upstream of the clutch valve, which safety valve in a closed position pressure-decouples the clutch path (30, 31) from the pressure accumulator and in a flow position applies accumulator pressure (p s) to the clutch path (30, 31), characterised in that the control unit has a diagnosis module by which a safety valve diagnosis can be carried out, in which the safety valve is switched from the flow position to the closed position at a diagnosis start time (t start), and namely with an actual pressure decrease (Δp act) downstream of the safety valve, in that an evaluation unit is provided which compares the actual pressure decrease (Δp act) with a setpoint pressure decrease (Δp set) and if there is a significant deviation detects a fault which can be read out in a safety valve fault memory, in that in order to detect the actual pressure decrease (Δp act) the electronic control unit is assigned a pressure sensor with which the hydraulic pressure applied to the clutch hydraulic cylinder can be detected and which is arranged between the clutch valve and the clutch hydraulic cylinder and in that in order to detect the actual pressure decrease (Δp act) the clutch valve is adjusted into its flow position by a time offset (Δt) before the starting time (t start) so that the pressure sensor can detect the actual pressure decrease (Δp act).
Method for determining the dirt compatibility of plain bearings or plain bearing materials, in which at least one groove such as arises in use due to the action of particles is formed at a given point, so that damage is caused reproducibly, by contrast with damage to the plain bearing by particles which is left to chance, and then the behaviour of the bearing or material is tested under stress.
Process of electrochemical marking comprising the operation of placing the metal surface to be decorated in a position of application in which there is a silk screen, an electrode with a suitable pad soaked with the etching solution, interposed between the electrode and the metal surface to be treated with the decoration, drawing or writing; it includes a phase of preliminary application of the negative shape, as masking of the decoration, drawing or writing by means of a chemical product of protection of the metal surface being treated, on the metal surface itself and resistant to the action of electrochemical etching of the marking; characterised in that of the action of decoration by electrochemical marking is performed by applying a passage silk screen which has no masking (2, 12) and is resistant to the etching action of the chemical solution used, for the specific metal of the treated surface; the motion of the electrode (4, 14) with said pad, driven to slide on the surface of the silk screen, therefore, does not act mechanically on the masking (2, 12) damaging it, but only due to the electrochemical action of marking in the zone momentarily affected by the electrode and not protected by said masking; the masking is protected mechanically by the passage silk screen; after completing the marking of the metal surface, the passage silk screen is removed and the metal surface cleaned of the masking (2, 12) by suitable washing for removing said masking.
A fluid management layer comprising an integrated, carded, nonwoven having a basis weight of between about 40 grams per square meter (gsm) and about 120 gsm as determined by the Basis Weight method, the fluid management layer comprising a plurality of absorbent fibers, a plurality of stiffening fibers and a plurality of resilient fibers, wherein the absorbent fibers comprise from about 20 percent to about 75 percent by weight, wherein the stiffening fibers comprise bi-component fibers at about 1 percent to about 50 percent by weight, wherein the resilient fibers comprise from about 10 percent to about 50 percent by weight, as determined by the Material Compositional Analysis method set out herein, wherein the fluid management layer has a first side and a second side, and wherein there is a higher number of absorbent fibers on the first side or second side versus the other as determined by the SEM method set out herein to determine quantity of cellulosic fibers, wherein the fluid management layer has a first surface and an opposing second surface; and comprises of two or more strata along the Z-direction between the first surface and the second surface; wherein a ratio of absorbent fibers on the first side versus absorbent fibers on the second side of from about 5:1 to about 1.5:1; or more preferably from about 4.5:1 to about 1.5:1; or most preferably from about 4:1 to about 1.5:1. wherein the fluid management layer has a first surface and an opposing second surface; and comprises of two or more strata along the Z-direction between the first surface and the second surface; wherein a ratio of absorbent fibers on the first side versus absorbent fibers on the second side of from about 5:1 to about 1.5:1; or more preferably from about 4.5:1 to about 1.5:1; or most preferably from about 4:1 to about 1.5:1.
A method for drying an article, the article comprising a honeycomb structure, especially a ceramic honeycomb structure, having a first end face, an opposing second end face, a longitudinal axis, and a plurality of axially extending cell channels, comprising the steps of: inserting a plug material, especially an inorganic ceramic-forming plug material, into at least a subset of the cell channels (24, 26) at the first or second end face (18, 20) to form a plugged region (57A, 57B) of the honeycomb structure comprising a plurality of plugs, wherein the plugged region (57A, 57B) is adjacent to an unplugged central region of the honeycomb structure; conveying the honeycomb structure through an interior of a drying oven and along a conveyor path in a z-direction while the longitudinal axis of the honeycomb structure is oriented in an x-direction perpendicular to the z-direction; directing EM radiation in a y-direction toward the honeycomb structure and between the first and second end faces (18, 20), the y-direction being perpendicular to an x-direction of the longitudinal axis and to a z-direction of a conveying path, and subjecting the plugged region (57A, 57B) to more EM radiation than the unplugged central region so that the EM radiation dissipated by the plugged region (57A, 57B) is greater than the EM radiation dissipated by the central unplugged region. inserting a plug material, especially an inorganic ceramic-forming plug material, into at least a subset of the cell channels (24, 26) at the first or second end face (18, 20) to form a plugged region (57A, 57B) of the honeycomb structure comprising a plurality of plugs, wherein the plugged region (57A, 57B) is adjacent to an unplugged central region of the honeycomb structure; conveying the honeycomb structure through an interior of a drying oven and along a conveyor path in a z-direction while the longitudinal axis of the honeycomb structure is oriented in an x-direction perpendicular to the z-direction; directing EM radiation in a y-direction toward the honeycomb structure and between the first and second end faces (18, 20), the y-direction being perpendicular to an x-direction of the longitudinal axis and to a z-direction of a conveying path, and subjecting the plugged region (57A, 57B) to more EM radiation than the unplugged central region so that the EM radiation dissipated by the plugged region (57A, 57B) is greater than the EM radiation dissipated by the central unplugged region.
A standard sample used to evaluate a microscope capable of performing observation in a nanometer size, including a scanning probe microscope, comprising: a substrate made of a crystal with a main surface that is a plane; and a recess formed from the main surface of the substrate to an inside of the substrate, wherein the recess includes a side surface that forms one plane perpendicular to the main surface of the substrate, and an edge portion formed by the main surface of the substrate and the side surface, characterized in that the side surface is a facet surface and is a tilting surface tilted from a plane, and the edge portion includes a periodical level difference structure on a nanometer order. a substrate made of a crystal with a main surface that is a plane; and a recess formed from the main surface of the substrate to an inside of the substrate, wherein the recess includes a side surface that forms one plane perpendicular to the main surface of the substrate, and an edge portion formed by the main surface of the substrate and the side surface, characterized in that the side surface is a facet surface and is a tilting surface tilted from a plane, and the edge portion includes a periodical level difference structure on a nanometer order.
A star tracker, comprising an image sensing arrangement, optics (12, 50, 64a-c, 74) configured to image incoming light on the image sensing arrangement and a light baffle (140, 140a, 142 142a), the optics (12, 50, 64a-c, 74) being located between the light baffle (140, 140a, 142, 142a) and the image sensing arrangement, the light baffle (140, 140a, 142, 142a) comprising sidewalls (140, 140a) and at least one internal wall (142, 142a), characterized in that the light baffle comprises an array of walls (140, 140a, 142, 142a) including the sidewalls (140, 140a) and the at least one internal wall (142, 142a) between the sidewalls (140, 140a), the internal wall (142, 142a) separating a space between the sidewalls into separate subspaces.
A computer implemented method of intraoperatively confirming location of organized tissue structures in relation to a patient's skeletal structure, comprising: acquiring preoperative image data of a patient's skeletal structure in a vicinity of an anatomical part; acquiring intraoperative image data by scanning a selected region of tissue, in a vicinity of the skeletal structure in the anatomical part using Polarization Sensitive-Optical Coherence Tomography (PS-OCT); identifying, from the intraoperative (PS-OCT) image data, regions of tissue exhibiting structural organization in the vicinity of the skeletal structure; and using a priori known anatomical information about the regions of tissue exhibiting structural information for geometrically correlating and registering the intraoperative (PS-OCT) image data with the preoperative image data of the skeletal structure in the vicinity of the anatomical part. acquiring preoperative image data of a patient's skeletal structure in a vicinity of an anatomical part; acquiring intraoperative image data by scanning a selected region of tissue, in a vicinity of the skeletal structure in the anatomical part using Polarization Sensitive-Optical Coherence Tomography (PS-OCT); identifying, from the intraoperative (PS-OCT) image data, regions of tissue exhibiting structural organization in the vicinity of the skeletal structure; and using a priori known anatomical information about the regions of tissue exhibiting structural information for geometrically correlating and registering the intraoperative (PS-OCT) image data with the preoperative image data of the skeletal structure in the vicinity of the anatomical part.
A document reading device comprising: a document reading section configured to optically read an image of an original document; and an image memory configured to temporarily store the image read by the document reading section, an image processing section configured to retrieve the image of the original document from the image memory and process the image, wherein the image processing section comprises: a mark recognizing section configured to recognize an image of a predetermined mark made on the original document; a sticky note recognizing section configured to recognize an image of a sticky note placed on a predetermined position of the original document relative to the mark; characterised in that the image processing section further comprises: a mask determining section configured to determine, based on comparison between the mark masked by placing the sticky note over a portion of the mark and an original mark, a mask pattern representing how the mark is masked; and an image manipulating section configured to differently manipulate the image of the sticky note according to the mask pattern determined by the mask determining section. a document reading section configured to optically read an image of an original document; and an image memory configured to temporarily store the image read by the document reading section, an image processing section configured to retrieve the image of the original document from the image memory and process the image, wherein the image processing section comprises: a mark recognizing section configured to recognize an image of a predetermined mark made on the original document; a sticky note recognizing section configured to recognize an image of a sticky note placed on a predetermined position of the original document relative to the mark; a mark recognizing section configured to recognize an image of a predetermined mark made on the original document; a sticky note recognizing section configured to recognize an image of a sticky note placed on a predetermined position of the original document relative to the mark; a mask determining section configured to determine, based on comparison between the mark masked by placing the sticky note over a portion of the mark and an original mark, a mask pattern representing how the mark is masked; and an image manipulating section configured to differently manipulate the image of the sticky note according to the mask pattern determined by the mask determining section.
A method for producing a radioconjugate for use in targeted or pre-targeted alpha therapy, wherein a radionuclide is bound to a targeting moiety, characterised in that said radionuclide is Th-226, which is obtained by elution from a separation medium loaded with the mother radionuclide U-230.
A method of analyzing a biological sample of an organism, the biological sample including nucleic acid molecules, wherein at least some of the nucleic acid molecules are cell-free, the method comprising: analyzing a plurality of circulating DNA molecules from the biological sample, wherein analyzing a DNA molecule comprises: determining a size of the circulating DNA molecule, and determining whether the circulating DNA molecule is methylated at one or more sites; for a first size: calculating, with a computer system, a first methylation level based on the determined methylation for circulating DNA molecules having the first size; comparing the first methylation level to a threshold methylation level; and estimating a severity of systemic lupus erythematosus in the organism based upon the comparison, wherein SLE is detected if the first methylation level is less than the threshold methylation level, wherein the first size is a range of sizes having a minimum and maximum, and the maximum is 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, or 150 bp, or wherein the first size is a range of sizes having a minimum and maximum, and a difference between the minimum and maximum is 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, or 150 bp, or wherein the first size is 150 bp or less. analyzing a plurality of circulating DNA molecules from the biological sample, wherein analyzing a DNA molecule comprises: determining a size of the circulating DNA molecule, and determining whether the circulating DNA molecule is methylated at one or more sites; determining a size of the circulating DNA molecule, and determining whether the circulating DNA molecule is methylated at one or more sites; for a first size: calculating, with a computer system, a first methylation level based on the determined methylation for circulating DNA molecules having the first size; comparing the first methylation level to a threshold methylation level; and estimating a severity of systemic lupus erythematosus in the organism based upon the comparison, wherein SLE is detected if the first methylation level is less than the threshold methylation level, wherein the first size is a range of sizes having a minimum and maximum, and the maximum is 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, or 150 bp, or wherein the first size is a range of sizes having a minimum and maximum, and a difference between the minimum and maximum is 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100, 110, 120, 130, 140, or 150 bp, or wherein the first size is 150 bp or less.
A copolymer comprising, allyloxycarboxyl substituted benzopinacol monomer of formula and at least one ethylenically unsaturated monomer, in copolymerized from. allyloxycarboxyl substituted benzopinacol monomer of formula and at least one ethylenically unsaturated monomer,