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An electrical system comprising a primary device (600, 700, 1160, 1260, 1360, 1460) and secondary device (100, 702), wherein the primary device comprises: a source of electrical power (604, 706); a cavity (712, 1150, 1250, 1350, 1450) configured to receive the secondary device; at least one electrical contact (710, 1130, 1230, 1330, 1430, 1431) within the cavity configured to contact a corresponding contact (300, 608, 730, 1110, 1210, 1310, 1410, 1411) on the secondary device when the secondary device is in the cavity, the at least one electrical contact being electrically connected to the source of electrical power; at least one data contact (710, 1130, 1230, 1330, 1430, 1431) configured to transfer data between the primary device and the secondary device; wherein, the secondary device is keyed to the cavity of the primary device, characterised by a lid moveable between a first position to retain the secondary device in contact with the at least one electrical contact and the at least one data contact and a second position in which the secondary device is free to move out of contact with the at least one electrical contact and the at least one data contact wherein in the first position the lid urges the secondary device into contact with the at least one electrical contact and the at least one data contact. a source of electrical power (604, 706); a cavity (712, 1150, 1250, 1350, 1450) configured to receive the secondary device; at least one electrical contact (710, 1130, 1230, 1330, 1430, 1431) within the cavity configured to contact a corresponding contact (300, 608, 730, 1110, 1210, 1310, 1410, 1411) on the secondary device when the secondary device is in the cavity, the at least one electrical contact being electrically connected to the source of electrical power; at least one data contact (710, 1130, 1230, 1330, 1430, 1431) configured to transfer data between the primary device and the secondary device; wherein, the secondary device is keyed to the cavity of the primary device, characterised by a lid moveable between a first position to retain the secondary device in contact with the at least one electrical contact and the at least one data contact and a second position in which the secondary device is free to move out of contact with the at least one electrical contact and the at least one data contact wherein in the first position the lid urges the secondary device into contact with the at least one electrical contact and the at least one data contact.
A blowoff tank comprising: a vessel having a side wall; at least one inlet pipe for introducing water from the blowdown, blowoff, or drainage of a heat recovery steam generator into the vessel, the inlet pipe entering the vessel, such that the water flows horizontally and tangentially with respect to the side wall; and a drain line that opens into the bottom of the vessel and leads out of the vessel, characterised in that the inlet pipe, after entering the vessel extends upwardly within the vessel, and then turns generally tangentially to the side wall, in that the inlet pipe has a drain aperture that opens into the vessel at the lowest region of the pipe and the drain line is at an elevation lower than the drain aperture in the inlet pipe, so that water will drain from the inlet pipe into the vessel, all such that the normal water level in the vessel is below the drain aperture. a vessel having a side wall; at least one inlet pipe for introducing water from the blowdown, blowoff, or drainage of a heat recovery steam generator into the vessel, the inlet pipe entering the vessel, such that the water flows horizontally and tangentially with respect to the side wall; and a drain line that opens into the bottom of the vessel and leads out of the vessel, characterised in that the inlet pipe, after entering the vessel extends upwardly within the vessel, and then turns generally tangentially to the side wall, in that the inlet pipe has a drain aperture that opens into the vessel at the lowest region of the pipe and the drain line is at an elevation lower than the drain aperture in the inlet pipe, so that water will drain from the inlet pipe into the vessel, all such that the normal water level in the vessel is below the drain aperture.
A system, comprising: a beam delivery line of charged particles; a gantry body supporting the beam delivery line of charged particles; a first support and a second support rotatably supporting the gantry body, the gantry body being rotatable about a horizontal axis passing through the first and second supports; wherein the gantry body comprises a cantilevered portion configured to support at least a section of the beam delivery line in a cantilevered manner extended beyond the first and second supports; the system being characterised by a structure supporting the second support, wherein the structure is rotatable about a vertical axis passing through the second support, thereby providing clearance for the cantilevered portion of the gantry body when rotating about the horizontal axis. a beam delivery line of charged particles; a gantry body supporting the beam delivery line of charged particles; a first support and a second support rotatably supporting the gantry body, the gantry body being rotatable about a horizontal axis passing through the first and second supports; wherein the gantry body comprises a cantilevered portion configured to support at least a section of the beam delivery line in a cantilevered manner extended beyond the first and second supports; the system being characterised by a structure supporting the second support, wherein the structure is rotatable about a vertical axis passing through the second support, thereby providing clearance for the cantilevered portion of the gantry body when rotating about the horizontal axis.
A recombinant host cell comprising an endogenous gene encoding a FLO8 protein comprising the amino acid sequence identified as SEQ ID NO:1 or a homologue thereof, which host cell is engineered by one or more genetic modifications to reduce expression of said gene compared to the host cell prior to said one or more genetic modifications, and which host cell comprises a heterologous expression cassette comprising a gene of interest under the control of an expression cassette promoter which ECP is repressible by a non-methanol carbon source and comprises: (i) any one of SEQ ID NO:10-16, or (ii) any one of SEQ ID NO:41-45, or (iii) at least 85% sequence identity to a region of at least 300 nt including the 3'end of any one of SEQ ID NO:10-16, or SEQ ID NO:41-45. (i) any one of SEQ ID NO:10-16, or (ii) any one of SEQ ID NO:41-45, or (iii) at least 85% sequence identity to a region of at least 300 nt including the 3'end of any one of SEQ ID NO:10-16, or SEQ ID NO:41-45.
A polypeptide comprising two active domains wherein one domain is an anti-CD4 Adnectin protein, wherein the anti-CD4 Adnectin protein comprises an amino acid sequence at least 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 98%, 99% or 100% identical to the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NOs: 95-114 and the other domain is a HIV fusion peptide inhibitor moiety wherein the HIV fusion peptide inhibitor comprises an amino acid sequence at least 80%, 85%, 90%, 95%, 98%, 99% or 100% identical to the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 372-392.
An ink composition comprising: at least a pigment; an organic solvent; and two or more kinds of binder resins having different weight average molecular weights (Mw), wherein the binder resins are selected from the group consisting of acrylic resins, styrene-acrylic resins and vinyl chloride resins wherein, among the two or more kinds of binder resins, a binder resin having lowest weight average molecular weight (Mw), which is marked as α, meets the formula, a binder resin having higher weight average molecular weight (Mw) than that of the binder resin α, which is marked as β, meets the formula, and the binder resins α and β meet formulae to: Mwβ − Mwα ≥ 10, 000, 1, 000 < Mwα < 30, 000, and 20, 000 < Mwβ < 100, 000, wherein Mwα represents the weight average molecular weight of the binder resin α, and Mwβ represents the weight average molecular weight of the binder resin β; and wherein each of the two or more kinds of binder resins to be contained meets the formula: 1 < Mw / Mn < 3, wherein Mw represents Mwα or Mwβ, and Mn represents a number average molecular weight of each of the binder resins α and β, said weight average molecular weights and number average molecular weights being polystyrene-conversion molecular weights measured with GPC using THF as the eluent. at least a pigment; an organic solvent; and two or more kinds of binder resins having different weight average molecular weights (Mw), wherein the binder resins are selected from the group consisting of acrylic resins, styrene-acrylic resins and vinyl chloride resins wherein, among the two or more kinds of binder resins, a binder resin having lowest weight average molecular weight (Mw), which is marked as α, meets the formula, a binder resin having higher weight average molecular weight (Mw) than that of the binder resin α, which is marked as β, meets the formula, and the binder resins α and β meet formulae to: Mwβ − Mwα ≥ 10, 000, 1, 000 < Mwα < 30, 000, and 20, 000 < Mwβ < 100, 000, wherein Mwα represents the weight average molecular weight of the binder resin α, and Mwβ represents the weight average molecular weight of the binder resin β; and wherein each of the two or more kinds of binder resins to be contained meets the formula: 1 < Mw / Mn < 3, wherein Mw represents Mwα or Mwβ, and Mn represents a number average molecular weight of each of the binder resins α and β, said weight average molecular weights and number average molecular weights being polystyrene-conversion molecular weights measured with GPC using THF as the eluent.
A method for producing a cyanogen halide, which comprises a cyanogen halide-producing step of contacting a halogen molecule with an aqueous solution containing hydrogen cyanide and/or a metal cyanide, so that the hydrogen cyanide and/or the metal cyanide is allowed to react with the halogen molecule in a reaction solution to obtain the cyanogen halide, wherein in the cyanogen halide-producing step, more than 1 mole of the hydrogen cyanide or the metal cyanide is used based on 1 mole of the halogen molecule, and when an amount of substance of an unreacted hydrogen cyanide or an unreacted metal cyanide is defined as mole and an amount of substance of the generated cyanogen halide is defined as mole, the reaction is terminated in a state in which: + is between 0.00009: 1 and 0.2: 1, wherein, in the cyanogen halide-producing step, a pH of the reaction solution is less than 7, and a reaction temperature is -10°C to 5°C.
A method of manufacturing an article of footwear comprising: providing a sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) in a relaxed state that includes a plurality of apertures (102; 202; 242; 504; 704; 706), wherein the plurality of apertures (102; 202; 242; 504; 704; 706) are arranged in an auxetic configuration; the method being characterized by: placing the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) under tension such that the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) undergoes auxetic expansion; and attaching an upper (112; 212; 602; 702) to the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) while the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) is under tension. providing a sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) in a relaxed state that includes a plurality of apertures (102; 202; 242; 504; 704; 706), wherein the plurality of apertures (102; 202; 242; 504; 704; 706) are arranged in an auxetic configuration; the method being characterized by: placing the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) under tension such that the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) undergoes auxetic expansion; and attaching an upper (112; 212; 602; 702) to the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) while the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) is under tension. placing the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) under tension such that the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) undergoes auxetic expansion; and attaching an upper (112; 212; 602; 702) to the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) while the sole structure (100; 200; 600; 700) is under tension.
An assembly (100, 200) comprising: - an electric consumer (140, 240), - an electric voltage source (160, 260) adapted to power the electric consumer, and being operatable between a first state in which a first voltage is generated and a second state in which a second higher voltage is generated, and - user operated actuation means (120, 220) being: - operatable from a first to a second state and adapted to thereby operate the electric voltage source from the first to the second state, and - operatable from the second state to the first state and adapted to thereby operate the electric voltage source from the second to the first state, characterized in that - the electric voltage source is a chemical electric cell (10, 160, 260), the chemical process utilizing a gas for generating the voltage, - the electric voltage source is operated between the first and the second state by controlling the supply of the gas, - the actuation means in the first state allows a first flow rate of gas to the electric voltage source, and - the actuation means in the second state allows a second higher flow rate of gas to the electric voltage source. - an electric consumer (140, 240), - an electric voltage source (160, 260) adapted to power the electric consumer, and being operatable between a first state in which a first voltage is generated and a second state in which a second higher voltage is generated, and - user operated actuation means (120, 220) being: - operatable from a first to a second state and adapted to thereby operate the electric voltage source from the first to the second state, and - operatable from the second state to the first state and adapted to thereby operate the electric voltage source from the second to the first state, - operatable from a first to a second state and adapted to thereby operate the electric voltage source from the first to the second state, and - operatable from the second state to the first state and adapted to thereby operate the electric voltage source from the second to the first state, - the electric voltage source is a chemical electric cell (10, 160, 260), the chemical process utilizing a gas for generating the voltage, - the electric voltage source is operated between the first and the second state by controlling the supply of the gas, - the actuation means in the first state allows a first flow rate of gas to the electric voltage source, and - the actuation means in the second state allows a second higher flow rate of gas to the electric voltage source.
System for fastening a handle to a kitchen container, the system comprising a plate-like fastening element provided with a first portion configured for being irremovably constrained to a wall of the kitchen container, and with a second portion configured for being irremovably constrained to the handle, wherein said second portion consists of a plate having an upper surface, a lower surface and two corresponding lateral edges (24, 26), wherein said plate is configured for being housed and restrained within a corresponding blind hole obtained at one end of the handle, i.e. the end of the handle intended for the coupling with the plate-like fastening element, and wherein the blind hole is in turn internally provided with a respective upper surface, a respective lower surface and two respective lateral edges (34, 36), configured for adhering to the corresponding upper surface, lower surface and lateral edges (24, 26) of the plate in the assembled configuration of the fastening system, wherein the plate-like fastening element comprises at least one inclined hooking wing (38, 40; 62) integral with the plate and projecting below one of the upper surface and the lower surface of said plate, the system being characterized in that said at least one inclined hooking wing (38, 40; 62) is configured for inserting, through elastic deformation while switching from the disassembled configuration to the assembled configuration of the fastening system, into at least one corresponding concave portion (42, 44; 64) obtained on one of the upper surface and the lower surface of the blind hole, i.e. the surface of said blind hole towards which said at least one inclined hooking wing (38, 40; 62) projects in the assembled configuration of the fastening system, wherein each concave portion (42, 44; 64) is provided with a respective abutment wall (46, 48; 66) configured for restraining a corresponding terminal end (50, 52; 68) of each inclined hooking wing (38, 40; 62) in the assembled configuration of the fastening system, thus preventing the accidental exit of the plate-like fastening element from the blind hole, and wherein each inclined hooking wing (38, 40; 62) extends along a direction substantially parallel to the development direction of the plate and projects downwards, i.e. below the lower surface of the plate.
A method for controlling the installation of applications on a mobile device, with an installer which is installed on the mobile device, and which is integrated into the operating system of the mobile device in such way, that a silent installation without action of the user takes place and which knows the network address of a server, wherein the server of the network provider is provided over a network to provide a list of acceptable applications which are able to install applications through the installer, wherein the list includes certificates for each application and their names, the basis of which can be clearly stated, whether the application is allowed to access the installer, further comprising an assistant, which runs as an application on the mobile device, and which knows the address of the server as to receive a list of applications to be installed from the same, comprising the steps of: - downloading through the installer of a list of permitted applications and saving this list on the mobile device, wherein the list includes the names and certificates of the permitted applications; - downloading through the assistant from the server of a list of applications to be installed, preferably at the first start of the mobile device with the end customer, wherein the list includes the memory location of the applications; - downloading through the assistant of the applications from the network as installation packages to store these as an installation package on the mobile device; - handing over the storage location of the installation packages through the assistant to the installer; - checking the assistant by the installer using the certificates and the names from the list of permitted applications, if the verification is successful, allowing the installation by the assistant in conjunction with the installer without action of the user. - downloading through the installer of a list of permitted applications and saving this list on the mobile device, wherein the list includes the names and certificates of the permitted applications; - downloading through the assistant from the server of a list of applications to be installed, preferably at the first start of the mobile device with the end customer, wherein the list includes the memory location of the applications; - downloading through the assistant of the applications from the network as installation packages to store these as an installation package on the mobile device; - handing over the storage location of the installation packages through the assistant to the installer; - checking the assistant by the installer using the certificates and the names from the list of permitted applications, if the verification is successful, allowing the installation by the assistant in conjunction with the installer without action of the user.
Device for the presentation and the handling of a three point safety belt which equips the front seats of a motor vehicle, and which comprises: - a finger adapted to be brought into contact with a portion of the belt, - a mean adapted to enable the movement of the finger for concomitantly bringing the portion of the belt toward the front of the seat, corresponding to a gripping position of said belt, characterized by - a holding member of the part of the belt in its gripping position and in the closed position of a door fitted to the vehicle, said member being mounted on a portion of the inner face of the door, the finger being returned to its initial position, in this position of belt gripping and in this closed position of the door. - a finger adapted to be brought into contact with a portion of the belt, - a mean adapted to enable the movement of the finger for concomitantly bringing the portion of the belt toward the front of the seat, corresponding to a gripping position of said belt, characterized by - a holding member of the part of the belt in its gripping position and in the closed position of a door fitted to the vehicle, said member being mounted on a portion of the inner face of the door, the finger being returned to its initial position, in this position of belt gripping and in this closed position of the door.
A pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet being a double-sided adhesive sheet, comprising: a nonwoven fabric as a substrate; and pressure-sensitive adhesive layers respectively provided on both faces of the substrate, wherein said nonwoven fabric comprises hemp as a constituent fiber, and has a bulk density of 0.35 to 0.60 g/cm3, wherein said nonwoven fabric has a grammage ranging from 20 g/m2 to 30 g/m2 and a thickness ranging from 35 μm to 85 μm wherein the hemp content in the nonwoven fabric is equal to or greater than 90%, said pressure-sensitive adhesive layers are formed from a pressure-sensitive adhesive composition in the form of an aqueous dispersion, said composition contains an acrylic polymer obtained through emulsion polymerization of a monomer starting material that contains an alkyl (meth)acrylate having an alkyl group of 4 to 12 carbon atoms, in a proportion equal to or greater than 60 wt% of the entire monomer component, and wherein said pressure-sensitive adhesive sheet satisfies both of the characteristics below: A. an average value of peel strength of both pressure-sensitive adhesive faces to a stainless steel plate at 180° determined according to the method described herein is equal to or greater than 11 N/20 mm; and B. an average value of peel strength of both pressure-sensitive adhesive faces to a polypropylene plate at 180° determined according to the method described herein is equal to or greater than 8.5 N/20 mm. A. an average value of peel strength of both pressure-sensitive adhesive faces to a stainless steel plate at 180° determined according to the method described herein is equal to or greater than 11 N/20 mm; and B. an average value of peel strength of both pressure-sensitive adhesive faces to a polypropylene plate at 180° determined according to the method described herein is equal to or greater than 8.5 N/20 mm.