mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
An aqueous disinfecting composition comprising (a) 0.01 to 15 wt% of an antimicrobial agent; (b) 0.1 to 7 wt% of a carboxylic acid or its salt having a pKa value in the range from 1.0 to 5.5; (c) 0.01 to 15 wt% of a clouding agent comprising: i) polypropylene butyl glycol ether; and, ii) at least one more clouding agent selected from fatty alcohol having 6 to 20 carbon atoms, fatty acid, and diethyl hexyl malate; (d) 1 to 30 wt% of an alcohol having 1 to 4 carbon atoms; and (e) 0.01 to 10 wt% of a non-ionic surfactant. (a) 0.01 to 15 wt% of an antimicrobial agent; (b) 0.1 to 7 wt% of a carboxylic acid or its salt having a pKa value in the range from 1.0 to 5.5; (c) 0.01 to 15 wt% of a clouding agent comprising: i) polypropylene butyl glycol ether; and, ii) at least one more clouding agent selected from fatty alcohol having 6 to 20 carbon atoms, fatty acid, and diethyl hexyl malate; i) polypropylene butyl glycol ether; and, ii) at least one more clouding agent selected from fatty alcohol having 6 to 20 carbon atoms, fatty acid, and diethyl hexyl malate; (d) 1 to 30 wt% of an alcohol having 1 to 4 carbon atoms; and (e) 0.01 to 10 wt% of a non-ionic surfactant.
Battery module - having a battery module housing, - the battery module housing enclosing a battery module interior and - the battery module housing having, on the battery module interior side, accommodation spaces for a given number of battery cells, where - the battery module housing comprises, in the region of at least one accommodation space, a safety wall section having such material properties and such a thickness that the safety wall section, in the needle flame test to DIN EN ISO 11925-2, burns through after not more than 45 s, the wall thickness in the region of the safety wall section is lower than in the other regions of the battery module housing and where the safety wall section has a thickness in the range from 0.5 mm to 3 mm, characterized in that the material of the safety section and the material in regions of the battery module housing other than in the region of the safety wall section is the same and the entire battery module housing comprises a polycarbonate material. - having a battery module housing, - the battery module housing enclosing a battery module interior and - the battery module housing having, on the battery module interior side, accommodation spaces for a given number of battery cells, where - the battery module housing comprises, in the region of at least one accommodation space, a safety wall section having such material properties and such a thickness that the safety wall section, in the needle flame test to DIN EN ISO 11925-2, burns through after not more than 45 s,
Control device intended for a user to choose and select functions in a vehicle, the device comprising a knob that can be manipulated in rotation about a main axis with respect to a fixed support; the knob comprising a neutral position in which the main axis coincides with a neutral axis that is fixed with respect to the support, the control device also comprises a printed circuit board on which the knob and at least one direction sensor are secured, the printed circuit board being pivotally mounted relative to the support about an axis generally transverse to the neutral axis so as to occupy several activated positions wherein the main axis is inclined with respect to the neutral axis when the knob is displaced in several directions orthogonal to the neutral axis, the printed circuit board having several direction sensors which are arranged about the main axis so as to allow the detection of separate activated positions about the neutral axis, the printed circuit board being arranged in a housing, the inner wall of which forms the bearing surface of the device, the housing comprising: an opening through which the knob, secured to the printed circuit board, passes, and characterized in that a flexible membrane filling said opening; the knob comprising a cap bearing on the membrane, said membrane having elastic properties biasing the knob toward its neutral position from the associated activated position an opening through which the knob, secured to the printed circuit board, passes, and characterized in that a flexible membrane filling said opening; the knob comprising a cap bearing on the membrane, said membrane having elastic properties biasing the knob toward its neutral position from the associated activated position
A controllable brake, comprising: (a) a rotor having first and second rotor surfaces, an outer periphery, and a working portion on the at least one of first and second rotor surfaces at a position proximate the outer periphery; (b) a shaft having said rotor connected thereto in a manner to restrain relative rotation therebetween; (c) a housing having a first chamber rotatably housing the rotor therein, and including a magnetic field generator spaced from the rotor, and configured and positioned for generating magnetic flux through a controllable material in a direction parallel to the shaft and perpendicular to the working portion on at least one surface proximate the outer periphery; and (d) a controllable magnetorheological material contained within said first chamber in contact with at least the working portion of the rotor, characterised in that said housing has a second chamber, said second chamber sealed from said first chamber, said second chamber housing an electronics means for controlling and monitoring the operations of the controllable brake, with said second chamber adjacent the first chamber. (a) a rotor having first and second rotor surfaces, an outer periphery, and a working portion on the at least one of first and second rotor surfaces at a position proximate the outer periphery; (b) a shaft having said rotor connected thereto in a manner to restrain relative rotation therebetween; (c) a housing having a first chamber rotatably housing the rotor therein, and including a magnetic field generator spaced from the rotor, and configured and positioned for generating magnetic flux through a controllable material in a direction parallel to the shaft and perpendicular to the working portion on at least one surface proximate the outer periphery; and (d) a controllable magnetorheological material contained within said first chamber in contact with at least the working portion of the rotor, characterised in that said housing has a second chamber, said second chamber sealed from said first chamber, said second chamber housing an electronics means for controlling and monitoring the operations of the controllable brake, with said second chamber adjacent the first chamber.
A suturing training device comprising: a base having a first side and a second side; a first anchor and a second anchor each positionable on the base, the first and second anchors (14; 16) are each connectable to a segment of tissue so that the tissue is suspended therebetween in use of the device; characterised in further comprising: an actuator (20, 22) associated with one or both of the first anchor and the second anchor, the actuator being actuatable to cause relative movement of the first and second anchors (14; 16); and a force gauge configured to measure a force applied to the tissue when the first and second anchors are moved relative to one another by the actuator. a base having a first side and a second side; a first anchor and a second anchor each positionable on the base, the first and second anchors (14; 16) are each connectable to a segment of tissue so that the tissue is suspended therebetween in use of the device; characterised in further comprising: an actuator (20, 22) associated with one or both of the first anchor and the second anchor, the actuator being actuatable to cause relative movement of the first and second anchors (14; 16); and a force gauge configured to measure a force applied to the tissue when the first and second anchors are moved relative to one another by the actuator. an actuator (20, 22) associated with one or both of the first anchor and the second anchor, the actuator being actuatable to cause relative movement of the first and second anchors (14; 16); and a force gauge configured to measure a force applied to the tissue when the first and second anchors are moved relative to one another by the actuator.
A method for handling error correction, the method comprising writing first data to a memory; measuring a reliability of the writing of the first data; determining a value of an operational parameter based on the measured reliability of the writing of the first data, the value being an indication of either quality or reliability of the memory, the determined operational parameter describing at least one of (i) number of bits left in incorrect state at the end of the writing of the first data, (ii) a number of programming iterations used in the writing of the first data, and (iii) a time required for the writing of the first data; reading, subsequent to the determining, second data from the memory; and selecting a decoder based on the value of the operational parameter associated with the measured reliability of the writing; and correcting errors in the second data using a correction process selected based on the determined operational parameter that is a result of the writing of the first data.
An implant delivery system comprising: an implant (10a; 10b; 10c; lOd; 10e; 20; 30; 40; 50) for inhibiting blood flow through a vein, said implant comprising an elastic elongate member having a distal end (12a; 12b; 12c; 12d; 12e; 24; 34; 44; 54) and a proximal end (14a; 14b; 14c; 14d; 14e; 22; 32; 42; 52), wherein the distal and proximal ends are each pre-shaped to assume a delivery configuration when constrained and an anchor configuration when unconstrained, wherein the distal and proximal ends when in their anchor configurations are separated by a middle region (26; 36; 46; 56) which controls the distance between opposed walls of a vein when the implant is implanted in the vein with each anchor on an exterior surface of a wall of the vein; and a delivery cannula configured to penetrate opposite walls of a vein, to carry the implant in a constrained configuration across the walls, and to release the implant so that the distal anchor is positioned against an external surface of a distal site on the wall and the proximal anchor is positioned against an external surface of a proximal site on the wall, characterised in that the cannula comprises an inner needle and an outer mandrel, wherein the distal end of the elongate member is removably secured to the needle and the proximal end of the implant is removably secured to the mandrel so that rotation of the needle relative to the mandrel in a first direction coils the elongate member more tightly over the cannula and rotation of the needle in an opposite direction releases the elongate member from the cannula. an implant (10a; 10b; 10c; lOd; 10e; 20; 30; 40; 50) for inhibiting blood flow through a vein, said implant comprising an elastic elongate member having a distal end (12a; 12b; 12c; 12d; 12e; 24; 34; 44; 54) and a proximal end (14a; 14b; 14c; 14d; 14e; 22; 32; 42; 52), wherein the distal and proximal ends are each pre-shaped to assume a delivery configuration when constrained and an anchor configuration when unconstrained, wherein the distal and proximal ends when in their anchor configurations are separated by a middle region (26; 36; 46; 56) which controls the distance between opposed walls of a vein when the implant is implanted in the vein with each anchor on an exterior surface of a wall of the vein; and a delivery cannula configured to penetrate opposite walls of a vein, to carry the implant in a constrained configuration across the walls, and to release the implant so that the distal anchor is positioned against an external surface of a distal site on the wall and the proximal anchor is positioned against an external surface of a proximal site on the wall, characterised in that the cannula comprises an inner needle and an outer mandrel, wherein the distal end of the elongate member is removably secured to the needle and the proximal end of the implant is removably secured to the mandrel so that rotation of the needle relative to the mandrel in a first direction coils the elongate member more tightly over the cannula and rotation of the needle in an opposite direction releases the elongate member from the cannula.
A printable recording media comprising: a. a base substrate; b. a pre-coat layer including more than 60 wt % of one or more particulate inorganic pigments by total dry weight of said pre-coat layer; c. an ink-receiving layer, disposed on said pre-coat layer, comprising a mixture of: i. 10 to 90 wt % of a first pigment including precipitated calcium carbonate particles, ii. 5 to 60 wt % of a second pigment having a larger size and a different shape than said first pigment particles, and iii. 1 to 50 wt % of a third pigment having a surface area of at least 50 m 2 /gram, wherein said weight percentages are by combined weight of the first, second and third pigments by total dry weight of said ink-receiving layer. a. a base substrate; b. a pre-coat layer including more than 60 wt % of one or more particulate inorganic pigments by total dry weight of said pre-coat layer; c. an ink-receiving layer, disposed on said pre-coat layer, comprising a mixture of: i. 10 to 90 wt % of a first pigment including precipitated calcium carbonate particles, ii. 5 to 60 wt % of a second pigment having a larger size and a different shape than said first pigment particles, and iii. 1 to 50 wt % of a third pigment having a surface area of at least 50 m 2 /gram, wherein said weight percentages are by combined weight of the first, second and third pigments by total dry weight of said ink-receiving layer. i. 10 to 90 wt % of a first pigment including precipitated calcium carbonate particles, ii. 5 to 60 wt % of a second pigment having a larger size and a different shape than said first pigment particles, and iii. 1 to 50 wt % of a third pigment having a surface area of at least 50 m 2 /gram,
A birefringent filter unit that allows selection of a wavelength for light passing through an optical path, the birefringent filter unit comprising: a planar birefringent plate arranged such that light traveling on the optical path enters the birefringent plate at an approximate Brewster's angle; a first reflecting member arranged substantially parallel to the birefringent plate to reflect the light having passed through the birefringent plate, such as to allow the light to enter the birefringent plate at the approximate Brewster's angle; and a second reflecting member arranged opposite to the first reflecting member across the birefringent plate and substantially parallel to the birefringent plate to reflect the light having passed through the birefringent plate after being reflected by the first reflecting member, such as to allow the light to enter the birefringent plate at the approximate Brewster's angle. a planar birefringent plate arranged such that light traveling on the optical path enters the birefringent plate at an approximate Brewster's angle; a first reflecting member arranged substantially parallel to the birefringent plate to reflect the light having passed through the birefringent plate, such as to allow the light to enter the birefringent plate at the approximate Brewster's angle; and a second reflecting member arranged opposite to the first reflecting member across the birefringent plate and substantially parallel to the birefringent plate to reflect the light having passed through the birefringent plate after being reflected by the first reflecting member, such as to allow the light to enter the birefringent plate at the approximate Brewster's angle.
An apparatus for continuously preparing hydrogen sulfide H 2 S, comprising • a reactor for converting a reactant mixture comprising gaseous sulfur and hydrogen over a solid catalyst at a pressure of from 0.5 to 10 bar absolute, a temperature of from 300 to 450°C and a sulfur excess which corresponds to a ratio of excess sulfur to H 2 S prepared of from 0.2 to 3 kg of sulfur per kg of H 2 S prepared, and • a cooler which is connected to the reactor and is for cooling an H 2 S-containing crude gas stream passed out of the reactor to condense at least a portion of the sulfur excess, a line being arranged between the reactor and the cooler for passing the crude gas stream in a direction from the reactor into the cooler and for recycling sulfur in an opposite direction out of the cooler into the reactor, and a vessel containing activated carbon being connected to the cooler, the vessel containing activated carbon comprising a bottom for collecting sulfur which is obtained in the vessel, and a second line being arranged between the vessel containing activated carbon and the cooler for passing the cooled crude gas stream in a direction out of the cooler into the vessel and for recycling sulfur in an opposite direction from the bottom of the vessel into the cooler. • a reactor for converting a reactant mixture comprising gaseous sulfur and hydrogen over a solid catalyst at a pressure of from 0.5 to 10 bar absolute, a temperature of from 300 to 450°C and a sulfur excess which corresponds to a ratio of excess sulfur to H 2 S prepared of from 0.2 to 3 kg of sulfur per kg of H 2 S prepared, and • a cooler which is connected to the reactor and is for cooling an H 2 S-containing crude gas stream passed out of the reactor to condense at least a portion of the sulfur excess,
A floor shield assembly comprising: a frame structure comprising: an upper frame portion; and a lower frame portion; wherein the upper and lower frame portions are connected by an attachment structure; and wherein the upper frame portion is configured to move between an open and a closed configuration; at least one replaceable mat, wherein the at least one replaceable mat can be retained between the upper and lower frame portions of the frame structure when the upper frame portion is in the closed configuration; and a bracket configured to retain at least a portion of the frame structure, the bracket configured to connect to a wall; wherein the floor shield is configured to be located above a floor, characterized in that the bracket comprises a container defining a cavity for receiving replacement mats. a frame structure comprising: an upper frame portion; and a lower frame portion; wherein the upper and lower frame portions are connected by an attachment structure; and wherein the upper frame portion is configured to move between an open and a closed configuration; an upper frame portion; and a lower frame portion; wherein the upper and lower frame portions are connected by an attachment structure; and wherein the upper frame portion is configured to move between an open and a closed configuration; at least one replaceable mat, wherein the at least one replaceable mat can be retained between the upper and lower frame portions of the frame structure when the upper frame portion is in the closed configuration; and a bracket configured to retain at least a portion of the frame structure, the bracket configured to connect to a wall; wherein the floor shield is configured to be located above a floor, characterized in that the bracket comprises a container defining a cavity for receiving replacement mats.
A method of transmitting web service requests between computer networks, the method comprising: receiving, at a proxy server in communication with an internal computer network, a web service request from a client device in an external computer network separate from the internal computer network; identifying a first requested resource within the web service request; determining that the first requested resource is exposed by a first Representational State Transfer, REST, web service within the proxy server; determining that the first requested resource exposed by the first REST web service does not exist within the proxy server; in response to determining that the first requested resource does not exist within the proxy server, generating the first requested resource within the proxy server, wherein the first requested resource is generated after the web service request is received from the client device; invoking the first REST web service within the proxy server, and forwarding the web service request to the generated first requested resource; and during execution of the generated first requested resource within the first REST web service within the proxy server, invoking a second web service within a computer server in the internal computer network. receiving, at a proxy server in communication with an internal computer network, a web service request from a client device in an external computer network separate from the internal computer network; identifying a first requested resource within the web service request; determining that the first requested resource is exposed by a first Representational State Transfer, REST, web service within the proxy server; determining that the first requested resource exposed by the first REST web service does not exist within the proxy server; in response to determining that the first requested resource does not exist within the proxy server, generating the first requested resource within the proxy server, wherein the first requested resource is generated after the web service request is received from the client device; invoking the first REST web service within the proxy server, and forwarding the web service request to the generated first requested resource; and during execution of the generated first requested resource within the first REST web service within the proxy server, invoking a second web service within a computer server in the internal computer network.
A method for modifying a template polynucleotide for characterisation with a nanopore, comprising: (a) contacting the template polynucleotide with a population of nucleotide oligomers under conditions in which the oligomers can hybridise to the polynucleotide, wherein all of the oligomers in the population (i) have from 2 to 16 nucleotides and (ii) comprise or consist of the same pattern of one or more instances of Z X N Y and/or N Y Z X where Z is a universal nucleotide and/or an abasic nucleotide, N is a nucleotide which is complementary to one of the nucleotides in the template polynucleotide, X is 1, 2, 3 or 4 and Y is 1, 2, 3 or 4 and wherein the population comprises every possible combination of nucleotides N which are complementary to all of the nucleotides in the template polynucleotide; and (b) ligating together those oligomers that hybridise to the polynucleotide and thereby providing a modified polynucleotide for characterisation. (a) contacting the template polynucleotide with a population of nucleotide oligomers under conditions in which the oligomers can hybridise to the polynucleotide, wherein all of the oligomers in the population (i) have from 2 to 16 nucleotides and (ii) comprise or consist of the same pattern of one or more instances of Z X N Y and/or N Y Z X where Z is a universal nucleotide and/or an abasic nucleotide, N is a nucleotide which is complementary to one of the nucleotides in the template polynucleotide, X is 1, 2, 3 or 4 and Y is 1, 2, 3 or 4 and wherein the population comprises every possible combination of nucleotides N which are complementary to all of the nucleotides in the template polynucleotide; and (b) ligating together those oligomers that hybridise to the polynucleotide and thereby providing a modified polynucleotide for characterisation.