mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Display showcase comprising: - a base, - fixed side walls, supported by the base, - at least one openable side wall, - an upper horizontal beam, mounted at the openable side wall, - an upper ceiling, mounted on the fixed side walls and on the beam, wherein the beam comprises: - a longitudinal tubular element, - two head groups (22, 23), abutted at opposite ends of the tubular element, - a tie rod, longitudinally extended in the tubular element, in a lower region thereof, coupled to the two head groups (22, 23) and taut therebetween, characterized in that the beam also comprises: - two thrust blocks (32, 33), integrally fixed to the tie rod, proximate to the ends of the tie rod but spaced from the head groups (22, 23), - a strut in the tubular element, extended above the tie rod in an upper region of the tubular element, abutted against the thrust blocks (32, 33) and compressed therebetween, and - means (35, 32, 37, 39) for adjusting the compression of the strut. - a base, - fixed side walls, supported by the base, - at least one openable side wall, - an upper horizontal beam, mounted at the openable side wall, - an upper ceiling, mounted on the fixed side walls and on the beam, - a longitudinal tubular element, - two head groups (22, 23), abutted at opposite ends of the tubular element, - a tie rod, longitudinally extended in the tubular element, in a lower region thereof, coupled to the two head groups (22, 23) and taut therebetween, - two thrust blocks (32, 33), integrally fixed to the tie rod, proximate to the ends of the tie rod but spaced from the head groups (22, 23), - a strut in the tubular element, extended above the tie rod in an upper region of the tubular element, abutted against the thrust blocks (32, 33) and compressed therebetween, and - means (35, 32, 37, 39) for adjusting the compression of the strut.
Method in which an obstacle detection arrangement (20, 22) is used to detect obstacles (15, 16) in a hazardous area in front of the rail vehicle, wherein a target value (Sw.Soll, Aufl.Soll) for a variable which characterises the performance of the obstacle detection arrangement is determined and wherein an actual value (Sw.Ist, Aufl.Ist) of the variable which characterises the performance of the obstacle detection arrangement is determined, characterised in that a value (Sw.Ist) corresponding to the currently existing technical visibility distance of the obstacle detection arrangement is provided as an actual value, and a value (Sw.Soll) corresponding to the currently required technical visibility distance for obstacle detection is provided as a target value and/or a value (Aufl.Ist) corresponding to the currently existing technical resolution of the obstacle detection arrangement is provided as an actual value, and a value (Aufl.Soll) corresponding to the currently required technical resolution for obstacle detection is provided as a target value.
A method performed by a wireless device for selecting a synchronization signal to use as a reference for device-to-device, D2D, communication, the method comprising: receiving a multi-level synchronization signal for which prioritization rules at the wireless device define multiple priority levels; and selecting, from among multiple received synchronization signals including the multi-level synchronization signal, a synchronization signal to use as a reference for D2D communication, based on priority levels defined for the received synchronization signals and based on a radio resource on which the wireless device received the multi-level synchronization signal, characterised in that said selecting comprises determining the priority levels defined for the received synchronization signals, and, after determining the multiple priority levels defined for the multi-level synchronization signal, determining whether to select the multi-level synchronization signal based on the radio resource on which the wireless device received the multi-level synchronization signal. receiving a multi-level synchronization signal for which prioritization rules at the wireless device define multiple priority levels; and selecting, from among multiple received synchronization signals including the multi-level synchronization signal, a synchronization signal to use as a reference for D2D communication, based on priority levels defined for the received synchronization signals and based on a radio resource on which the wireless device received the multi-level synchronization signal, characterised in that said selecting comprises determining the priority levels defined for the received synchronization signals, and, after determining the multiple priority levels defined for the multi-level synchronization signal, determining whether to select the multi-level synchronization signal based on the radio resource on which the wireless device received the multi-level synchronization signal.
An arrangement comprising a cover, a cable connector and a fastener adapted for clamping a cable to the cable connector; the cable connector comprising a cylindrical body having at least one screw hole for the fastener, the at least one screw hole extending transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the cylindrical body, the cable connector being a cable lug or a connector comprising two or more inlets for connecting cables to each other; the cover being made of a flexible material and comprising a first edge, a second edge, a longitudinal axis extending between the first edge and the second edge, an inner surface for engaging the cable connector, and an outer surface opposite to the inner surface; characterized in that the cover has a cross section substantially corresponding to a circular arc in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and extending along the whole length of the cover; the cover is adapted for snap-on attachment to the cylindrical body and the cover is adapted for snap-on attachment by a force exerted on the outer surface in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis; and the length of the circular arc is more than 50 percent of the circumference of a full circle allowing sides of the cover corresponding to the circular arc to effect the snap-on attachment. a cable connector and a fastener adapted for clamping a cable to the cable connector; the cable connector comprising a cylindrical body having at least one screw hole for the fastener, the at least one screw hole extending transversely with respect to the longitudinal direction of the cylindrical body, the cable connector being a cable lug or a connector comprising two or more inlets for connecting cables to each other; the cover being made of a flexible material and comprising a first edge, a second edge, a longitudinal axis extending between the first edge and the second edge, an inner surface for engaging the cable connector, and an outer surface opposite to the inner surface; characterized in that the cover has a cross section substantially corresponding to a circular arc in a plane perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and extending along the whole length of the cover; the cover is adapted for snap-on attachment to the cylindrical body and the cover is adapted for snap-on attachment by a force exerted on the outer surface in a direction perpendicular to the longitudinal axis; and the length of the circular arc is more than 50 percent of the circumference of a full circle allowing sides of the cover corresponding to the circular arc to effect the snap-on attachment.
A computer implemented method to determine a security configuration for a target virtual machine VM in a virtualised computing environment, the method comprises: training a machine learning algorithm to determine a vector of security vulnerabilities for the target VM based on a vector of configuration characteristics for the target VM, the machine learning algorithm being trained using training examples each including a configuration for a training VM and an associated vulnerability vector based on an observed security occurrence at the training VM, wherein each training example further includes an identification of one of set of security configurations for the training VM; selecting at least a subset of the set of security configurations and, for each security configuration in the subset, executing the machine learning algorithm with the vector of configuration characteristics for the target VM and an identification of the security configuration, so as to generate a set of vulnerability vectors including a vulnerability vector for each security configuration in the selected subset; receiving an indication of one or more security threats affecting the target VM, each threat being suitable for identifying one or more VM characteristics rendering a VM susceptible to the threat; and selecting a security configuration for the target VM based on the set of vulnerability vectors wherein the selection of a security configuration is additionally made based on the indication of one or more security threats by weighting elements in each vector of the set of vulnerability vectors based on the VM characteristics identified by the security threats. training a machine learning algorithm to determine a vector of security vulnerabilities for the target VM based on a vector of configuration characteristics for the target VM, the machine learning algorithm being trained using training examples each including a configuration for a training VM and an associated vulnerability vector based on an observed security occurrence at the training VM, wherein each training example further includes an identification of one of set of security configurations for the training VM; selecting at least a subset of the set of security configurations and, for each security configuration in the subset, executing the machine learning algorithm with the vector of configuration characteristics for the target VM and an identification of the security configuration, so as to generate a set of vulnerability vectors including a vulnerability vector for each security configuration in the selected subset; receiving an indication of one or more security threats affecting the target VM, each threat being suitable for identifying one or more VM characteristics rendering a VM susceptible to the threat; and selecting a security configuration for the target VM based on the set of vulnerability vectors wherein the selection of a security configuration is additionally made based on the indication of one or more security threats by weighting elements in each vector of the set of vulnerability vectors based on the VM characteristics identified by the security threats.
Safety device for saddles, that comprises: B) a quick closure consisting of an electromechanical mechanism comprising an electromagnet, to which the ends of a belt and one end of at least one securing element can be anchored, and C) a sensor sensing the position of the horse which can act on the electromagnet of the closure or clasp, where the actuation of said electromagnet can open or close the quick closure, characterized in that the safety device comprises: A) a harness comprising: - a securing base having a shape which adapts to the horse and is made of Kevlar, carbon fiber or other composites and combines stiff parts with flexible parts, wherein said securing base is located between the saddle and the horse, having two bars in its rear part, one on each side, attached in an articulated manner to the securing base by means of hinges firmly anchored to the securing base, - a belt which is attached to the bars by means of stirrups or straps, and the ends of which are coupled to a closure or clasp attached to the securing base by means of a strap or band. B) a quick closure consisting of an electromechanical mechanism comprising an electromagnet, to which the ends of a belt and one end of at least one securing element can be anchored, and C) a sensor sensing the position of the horse which can act on the electromagnet of the closure or clasp, where the actuation of said electromagnet can open or close the quick closure, A) a harness comprising: - a securing base having a shape which adapts to the horse and is made of Kevlar, carbon fiber or other composites and combines stiff parts with flexible parts, wherein said securing base is located between the saddle and the horse, having two bars in its rear part, one on each side, attached in an articulated manner to the securing base by means of hinges firmly anchored to the securing base, - a belt which is attached to the bars by means of stirrups or straps, and the ends of which are coupled to a closure or clasp attached to the securing base by means of a strap or band. - a securing base having a shape which adapts to the horse and is made of Kevlar, carbon fiber or other composites and combines stiff parts with flexible parts, wherein said securing base is located between the saddle and the horse, having two bars in its rear part, one on each side, attached in an articulated manner to the securing base by means of hinges firmly anchored to the securing base, - a belt which is attached to the bars by means of stirrups or straps, and the ends of which are coupled to a closure or clasp attached to the securing base by means of a strap or band.
A four-part hemostatic composition including a hydrogel carrier and a fibrin monomer, in combination, for cessation of blood loss from injured tissue of a patient's body without application of a compressive force independently therefrom, the composition comprising: a first component (Part A), in a liquid form, of Teleostean (fish) gelatin type A mixed with sucrose, polyvinylpyrrolidone, and Bovine serum albumin in a selected buffer solution at a pH of about 8.3 in the presence of metallic ions; a second component (Part B) of a selected, relatively high molecular weight acrylic acid of carbomer and divalent ions in a pH 3.4 solution; a third component (Part C) of a fibrin monomer in a selected acidic solution that polymerizes upon change in pH; and a fourth component (Part D) having a selected calcium independent transglutaminase enzyme and calcium chloride for stabilizing the fibrin polymer; wherein the first component (Part A) and the second component (Part B) form a foam upon mixing.
A solid preparation comprising the following first part and second part; first part: apart comprising 2-[[6-[ -3-amino-1- piperidinyl]-3,4-dihydro-3-methyl-2,4-dioxo-1 -pyrimidinyl]methyl] benzonitrile or a salt thereof and 0 - 3 parts by weight of metformin hydrochloride relative to 100 parts by weight of the total of the first part, second part: a part comprising metformin hydrochloride and 0 - 0.5 part by weight of 2-[[6-[ -3-amino-1-piperidinyl]-3,4-dihydro-3-methyl-2,4-dioxo-1 -pyrimidinyl] methyl] benzonitrile or a salt thereof relative to 100 parts by weight of the total of the second part, wherein 2-[[6-[ -3-amino-1-piperidinyl]-3,4-dihydro-3-methyl-2,4-dioxo-1 -pyrimidinyl]methyl] benzonitrile or a salt thereof and metformin hydrochloride are physically separated therein from each other. apart comprising 2-[[6-[ -3-amino-1- piperidinyl]-3,4-dihydro-3-methyl-2,4-dioxo-1 -pyrimidinyl]methyl] benzonitrile or a salt thereof and 0 - 3 parts by weight of metformin hydrochloride relative to 100 parts by weight of the total of the first part, second part: a part comprising metformin hydrochloride and 0 - 0.5 part by weight of 2-[[6-[ -3-amino-1-piperidinyl]-3,4-dihydro-3-methyl-2,4-dioxo-1 -pyrimidinyl] methyl] benzonitrile or a salt thereof relative to 100 parts by weight of the total of the second part, a part comprising metformin hydrochloride and 0 - 0.5 part by weight of 2-[[6-[ -3-amino-1-piperidinyl]-3,4-dihydro-3-methyl-2,4-dioxo-1 -pyrimidinyl] methyl] benzonitrile or a salt thereof relative to 100 parts by weight of the total of the second part, wherein 2-[[6-[ -3-amino-1-piperidinyl]-3,4-dihydro-3-methyl-2,4-dioxo-1 -pyrimidinyl]methyl] benzonitrile or a salt thereof and metformin hydrochloride are physically separated therein from each other.
Method for programming confidential or security data, such as banking data, in an application-specific integrated circuit of a portable object, such as a watch, for which is used an asymmetric encryption/decryption algorithm to perform data programming, characterized in that the method includes the steps of: - transmitting a public key (KpubIC) of the integrated circuit and a digital certificate (CertIC) which is generated by a certification authority on the basis of a private key (KprivAC) of the certification authority and of the integrated circuit public key, from the portable object to a bank or a financial or banking institution, - verifying the digital certificate (CertIC) in the bank or the financial or banking institution by means of a public key (KpubAC) of the certification authority, and if the digital certificate is validated, - transmitting encrypted confidential or security data, which is personalized to an owner of the portable object from the bank or the financial or banking institution to the portable object, and - decrypting the encrypted data received by the application-specific integrated circuit of the portable object by means of a private key (KprivIC) of the integrated circuit, in order to store the decrypted confidential or security data personalized to the owner of the portable object. - transmitting a public key (KpubIC) of the integrated circuit and a digital certificate (CertIC) which is generated by a certification authority on the basis of a private key (KprivAC) of the certification authority and of the integrated circuit public key, from the portable object to a bank or a financial or banking institution, - verifying the digital certificate (CertIC) in the bank or the financial or banking institution by means of a public key (KpubAC) of the certification authority, and if the digital certificate is validated, - transmitting encrypted confidential or security data, which is personalized to an owner of the portable object from the bank or the financial or banking institution to the portable object, and - decrypting the encrypted data received by the application-specific integrated circuit of the portable object by means of a private key (KprivIC) of the integrated circuit, in order to store the decrypted confidential or security data personalized to the owner of the portable object.
A nanocomposite material comprising a nanocellulose scaffold wherein the scaffold has bound thereon at least one of a virus particle, or virus-like particle wherein the virus particle, or virus-like particle displays functional peptides or whole proteins or enzymes on the surface of the particle.
Add-on device for an electricity meter connection installation, which can be connected to the electricity meter add-on installation separately from an electricity meter, in particular for communicating with the electricity meter, wherein the add-on device comprises terminals for lines for supplying power and transmitting signals, characterised in that the add-on device is designed in multiple parts with a support module comprising the line terminals and a main function module which can be connected mechanically to the support module thereby forming connections to the line terminals.
A vehicle with a transformer, the transformer comprising - a tank attached under a floor of the vehicle, the tank being adapted for housing an iron core, a coil, and an insulating liquid, thereby immersing the iron core and the coil in the insulating liquid; and - a cooling unit (21, 22, 23, 24) adapted for air-cooling the insulating liquid that has flowed from the tank and returning the insulating liquid to the tank, the cooling unit (21, 22, 23, 24) including at least three pipes that are arranged horizontally to the ground, the cooling pipes being unequally spaced, the spacing between the pipes in a region relatively closer to the floor of the vehicle being greater than a spacing in a region relatively away from the floor of the vehicle, characterised in that: each of the plurality of pipes includes a first cooling pipe which is a portion which extends along a traveling direction of the vehicle, and a second cooling pipe which is a portion which extends along a direction crossing the traveling direction of the vehicle. - a tank attached under a floor of the vehicle, the tank being adapted for housing an iron core, a coil, and an insulating liquid, thereby immersing the iron core and the coil in the insulating liquid; and - a cooling unit (21, 22, 23, 24) adapted for air-cooling the insulating liquid that has flowed from the tank and returning the insulating liquid to the tank, each of the plurality of pipes includes a first cooling pipe which is a portion which extends along a traveling direction of the vehicle, and a second cooling pipe which is a portion which extends along a direction crossing the traveling direction of the vehicle.
Dispensing appliance for dispensing a liquid contained in a container, comprising: (a) A dispensing tube for dispensing the liquid from the container through a dispensing valve, said dispensing tube comprising an upstream end and a downstream end; (b) A gas tube for feeding a pressurized gas into the container for driving the dispensing of liquid out of the container through the dispensing tube, said gas tube comprising a downstream end and an upstream end, the latter being connectable to a source of pressurized gas; further comprising a three way valve coupled to the downstream end of the gas tube, said three way valve comprising: • A keg duct suitable for being brought into fluid communication with the interior of the container; • A gas duct connected to the downstream end of the gas tube; and • A vent duct; wherein the three way valve can switch from a dispensing position wherein the keg duct is in fluid communication with the gas duct, and out of fluid communication with the vent duct, to a venting position, wherein the keg duct is in fluid communication with the vent duct, and out of fluid communication with the gas duct, characterized in that the three way valve is provided with blocking means, such that when the three way valve is in its dispensing position, said blocking means interact with a coupling element such that a clamping means of a keg connector for coupling said keg connector to a container cannot be brought from their coupling position to their release position before switching the three way valve from its dispensing position to its venting position to thus release the blocking means from the coupling element. (a) A dispensing tube for dispensing the liquid from the container through a dispensing valve, said dispensing tube comprising an upstream end and a downstream end; (b) A gas tube for feeding a pressurized gas into the container for driving the dispensing of liquid out of the container through the dispensing tube, said gas tube comprising a downstream end and an upstream end, the latter being connectable to a source of pressurized gas; • A keg duct suitable for being brought into fluid communication with the interior of the container; • A gas duct connected to the downstream end of the gas tube; and • A vent duct;