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Power-over-Ethernet power distribution system, comprising; a plurality of lighting units for producing light according to illumination requirements, each lighting unit (40 - 80) comprises a driver (41, 51, 61, 71, 81) and a light unit (42, 52, 62, 72, 82) for emitting light, and a plurality of Power-over-Ethernet switch units (20, 30) each having a plurality of ports (25, 35), to which the lighting units are coupled via Ethernet cables, and a power supply unit (22, 32) for supplying power for the plurality of ports (25, 35) and the lighting units coupled to the ports (25, 35), the system further comprises: at least one load management unit for controlling the power supplied to each of the lighting units coupled to the ports (25, 35) by managing the power supplied from the power supply unit (22, 32), via the plurality of ports (25, 35), to the lighting units to influence loads, which each of the lighting units (40 - 80) represent at the ports (25, 35), or for instructing at least one lighting unit (40 - 80) to change its load, based on capabilities of the lighting units, positions of the lighting units, and the illumination requirements or constraints such that each of the plurality of Power-over-Ethernet switch units (20, 30) is operated at an optimized power efficiency, and characterized in that the load management unit is adapted to manage the power supplied to the ports (25, 35) of the plurality of Power-over-Ethernet switch units (20, 30) based on a) power efficiency and load characteristics of the power supply units (22, 32) and/or b) power factor and load characteristics of the power supply units (22, 32). at least one load management unit for controlling the power supplied to each of the lighting units coupled to the ports (25, 35) by managing the power supplied from the power supply unit (22, 32), via the plurality of ports (25, 35), to the lighting units to influence loads, which each of the lighting units (40 - 80) represent at the ports (25, 35), or for instructing at least one lighting unit (40 - 80) to change its load, based on capabilities of the lighting units, positions of the lighting units, and the illumination requirements or constraints such that each of the plurality of Power-over-Ethernet switch units (20, 30) is operated at an optimized power efficiency, and characterized in that the load management unit is adapted to manage the power supplied to the ports (25, 35) of the plurality of Power-over-Ethernet switch units (20, 30) based on a) power efficiency and load characteristics of the power supply units (22, 32) and/or b) power factor and load characteristics of the power supply units (22, 32).
A method for manufacturing a bainite high-strength seamless steel tube, wherein the bainite high-strength seamless steel tube comprises following chemical elements by mass: C, 0.06∼0.2%; Si, 0.1∼0.6%; Mn, 1∼2.5%; Al, 0.01∼0.1%; S≤0.005%; P≤0.02%; O≤0.01%; and the balance being Fe and other unavoidable impurities, wherein the mass percentages of the element C and the element Mn satisfy: C+Mn/6≧0.38; the method consisting of the following steps: smelting, manufacturing a billet, heating, piercing, rolling, stretch reducing or sizing to obtain tube, and cooling; wherein the cooling steps are as follows: control the quenching starting temperature to meet the following formula: the quenching starting temperature ≥ the Ar3 temperature of the steel grade +20°C; the finish cooling temperature is controlled to be within a range between T1 and T2, where T1 = 519-423C-30.4Mn, T2 = 780-270C-90Mn, and units of T1 and T2 are °C; in the formulas, C and Mn respectively represent the mass percents of element C and element Mn of the steel grade; the cooling rate is controlled to be 15-80°C/s; and the finished product of the bainite high-strength seamless steel tube is directly obtained after the cooling step.
A method of repairing a turbine blade or a compressor blade having an airfoil extending towards a tip comprising the steps of: depositing additional material at the tip of a worn blade by welding; and removing some of the added material to form a desired contour for the airfoil, characterized by said removing utilizing a super abrasive machining quill, wherein the quill has an abrasive tip, formed of a material selected to include at least one of diamond and cubic boron nitride, and utilizing a super abrasive machining grinding wheel to return a height of the blade to a desired height by removing unwanted portions of the additional material. depositing additional material at the tip of a worn blade by welding; and removing some of the added material to form a desired contour for the airfoil,
A method for manufacturing a fuse comprising: stamping a substrate out of a sheet of nonconductive material; stamping at least one hole in the substrate; bonding a conductive foil to a surface of the substrate with a portion of the conductive foil covering the at least one hole; stamping a fuse element out of the portion of the conductive foil covering the at least one hole; and separating an individual fuse from the conductive foil and the substrate. stamping a substrate out of a sheet of nonconductive material; stamping at least one hole in the substrate; bonding a conductive foil to a surface of the substrate with a portion of the conductive foil covering the at least one hole; stamping a fuse element out of the portion of the conductive foil covering the at least one hole; and separating an individual fuse from the conductive foil and the substrate.
A stable pharmaceutical composition formulated for parenteral administration to a human and comprising a purified recombinant human wild-type α-galactosidase A and 1-deoxygalactonojirimycin in a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
A sheet comprising at least one layer (2, 100) of waterproof material arranged between a first and a second layer of spunbonded fabric, characterised in that said first and said second layer of spunbonded fabric have a surface covered by waterproof material and are laterally offset one with respect to the other so as to form a protrusion of the first layer with respect to the second layer on one side and a protrusion of the second layer with respect to the first layer on the opposite side, and in that the layers of waterproof material are made of plastomeric film having such a width as to cover said protrusions.
A solid-state imaging device comprising: a pixel array unit in which a plurality of pixels is two-dimensionally arranged in a matrix; and a control unit that exposes all pixels of the pixel array unit at a same exposure period and performs thinned read-out 2(N -1) times in which all the pixels are thinned to 1/N in a vertical direction, where N is a natural number >= 3, so as to read electric charge in all the pixels of the pixel array unit, the electric charge being generated at the same exposure period; wherein, every other one vertical scanning period, the control unit alternately performs reading of electric charge in a first pixel row exposed at the same exposure period and reading of electric charge in a second pixel row repeatedly exposed at a predetermined frame rate; and wherein the control unit repeats exposure at the predetermined frame rate on the second pixel row of the pixel array unit. a pixel array unit in which a plurality of pixels is two-dimensionally arranged in a matrix; and a control unit that exposes all pixels of the pixel array unit at a same exposure period and performs thinned read-out 2(N -1) times in which all the pixels are thinned to 1/N in a vertical direction, where N is a natural number >= 3, so as to read electric charge in all the pixels of the pixel array unit, the electric charge being generated at the same exposure period; wherein, every other one vertical scanning period, the control unit alternately performs reading of electric charge in a first pixel row exposed at the same exposure period and reading of electric charge in a second pixel row repeatedly exposed at a predetermined frame rate; and wherein the control unit repeats exposure at the predetermined frame rate on the second pixel row of the pixel array unit.
Heat exchanger of the type comprising at least one row of tubes and at least a first collection chamber, in which a longitudinal end of the tubes is received, each of these tubes having at least a first channel for the circulation of a first fluid, and at least one of these tubes further having at least a second channel for storing a second fluid, the first collection chamber comprising at least one partition wall which is arranged between an end which is referred to as the opening end of the first channels and an end which is referred to as the opening end of the second channel, and cooperating with an inner wall of the collection chamber in order to delimit a first chamber portion, in which the first channels open, and a second chamber portion, in which the second channel opens, wherein each tube comprising first channels and at least one second channel is arranged so that the opening end of each second channel is offset in terms of the length of this tube relative to the opening end of each of the first channels of the tube, wherein the partition wall has passages between the first chamber portion and the second chamber portion, the passages being shaped so as to be able to receive at least partially the opening ends of the first longitudinal channels, the heat exchanger being characterised in that a second channel is arranged in each case between two first channels.
A method for performing a random access by a terminal (1c-15) in a wireless communication system, the method comprising: receiving, from a base station, BS, (1d-10), first information on a random access configuration; selecting one of an uplink, UL, band or a supplementary uplink, SUL, band to perform a random access, based on the first information, wherein the terminal is configured with the UL band and the SUL band for one downlink band, and wherein both the UL band and the SUL band are not used for uplink transmission simultaneously; transmitting, to the base station, a first random access preamble on the selected one of the UL band and the SUL band; transmitting, to the base station, capability information of the terminal including information indicating whether the terminal supports the other of the UL band and the SUL band for switching while the terminal is in a radio resource control, RRC, connected mode; receiving, from the base station on a physical downlink control channel, PDCCH, second information indicating the other of the UL band and the SUL band to transmit a second random access preamble based on the information included in the capability information of the terminal; and transmitting, to the base station, the second random access preamble on the other of the UL band and the SUL band. receiving, from a base station, BS, (1d-10), first information on a random access configuration; selecting one of an uplink, UL, band or a supplementary uplink, SUL, band to perform a random access, based on the first information, wherein the terminal is configured with the UL band and the SUL band for one downlink band, and wherein both the UL band and the SUL band are not used for uplink transmission simultaneously; transmitting, to the base station, a first random access preamble on the selected one of the UL band and the SUL band; transmitting, to the base station, capability information of the terminal including information indicating whether the terminal supports the other of the UL band and the SUL band for switching while the terminal is in a radio resource control, RRC, connected mode; receiving, from the base station on a physical downlink control channel, PDCCH, second information indicating the other of the UL band and the SUL band to transmit a second random access preamble based on the information included in the capability information of the terminal; and transmitting, to the base station, the second random access preamble on the other of the UL band and the SUL band.
A method comprising: performing a clear channel assessment, CCA, by an initiating wireless device (101; 201) to gain a transmitting opportunity, TXOP, wherein the initiating device, STA1, detects channel busy due to other interfering radio signals in a wireless network; obtaining a spatially orthogonal, SO, condition with the other interfering radio signals (311; 312); and transmitting radio signals to a target device, AP1, using a beamformed antenna pattern upon satisfying the SO condition, wherein the SO condition is detected when the initiating wireless device (101; 201) does not receive the other interfering radio signals (311; 312) using the beamformed antenna pattern during an observation period, characterized in that the SO condition is obtained via the beamformed antenna pattern that is derived from channel knowledge of the other interfering radio signals (311; 312). performing a clear channel assessment, CCA, by an initiating wireless device (101; 201) to gain a transmitting opportunity, TXOP, wherein the initiating device, STA1, detects channel busy due to other interfering radio signals in a wireless network; obtaining a spatially orthogonal, SO, condition with the other interfering radio signals (311; 312); and transmitting radio signals to a target device, AP1, using a beamformed antenna pattern upon satisfying the SO condition, wherein the SO condition is detected when the initiating wireless device (101; 201) does not receive the other interfering radio signals (311; 312) using the beamformed antenna pattern during an observation period, characterized in that the SO condition is obtained via the beamformed antenna pattern that is derived from channel knowledge of the other interfering radio signals (311; 312).
An agent for dyeing keratin fibers, in particular human hair, containing, in a cosmetic carrier, (a) at least one cationic anthraquinone derivative of formula in which R1, R2 and R3 represent, independently of one another, a C 1 -C 6 alkyl group, n represents an integer from 2 to 8, and A - represents a physiologically acceptable anion, (b) at least one additional cationic direct dye that is different from formula, (c) at least one amphoteric and/or zwitterionic surfactant and (d) at least one cationic polymer. (a) at least one cationic anthraquinone derivative of formula in which R1, R2 and R3 represent, independently of one another, a C 1 -C 6 alkyl group, n represents an integer from 2 to 8, and A - represents a physiologically acceptable anion, R1, R2 and R3 represent, independently of one another, a C 1 -C 6 alkyl group, n represents an integer from 2 to 8, and A - represents a physiologically acceptable anion, (b) at least one additional cationic direct dye that is different from formula, (c) at least one amphoteric and/or zwitterionic surfactant and (d) at least one cationic polymer.
A bone fixation instrument configured to apply tension to a bone fixation member so as to tighten the bone fixation member about a target bone, the fixation instrument comprising: a body defining a front end and an opposed rear end; a grip configured to secure a free end of the fixation member to the fixation instrument; a traveler that is connected to the grip such that the grip moves rearward along with the traveler so as to increase tension in the bone fixation member; an actuator operatively coupled to the traveler, the actuator configured to move from an initial position toward a tension position in response to an applied force, thereby biasing the traveler to move rearward; a tension limiter connected between the actuator and the traveler, wherein the tension limiter allows the traveler to move rearward when the tension in the bone fixation member is less than a select tension, and prevents the traveler from moving rearward when the tension in the bone fixation member reaches the select tension; a cutter assembly configured to move from a disengaged position to an engaged position, whereby the cutter assembly cuts the free end of the bone fixation member when in the engaged position; characterized by a safety mechanism that prevents the cutter assembly from moving from the disengaged position to the engaged position when the traveler has moved rearward so as to increase tension in the bone fixation member. a body defining a front end and an opposed rear end; a grip configured to secure a free end of the fixation member to the fixation instrument; a traveler that is connected to the grip such that the grip moves rearward along with the traveler so as to increase tension in the bone fixation member; an actuator operatively coupled to the traveler, the actuator configured to move from an initial position toward a tension position in response to an applied force, thereby biasing the traveler to move rearward; a tension limiter connected between the actuator and the traveler, wherein the tension limiter allows the traveler to move rearward when the tension in the bone fixation member is less than a select tension, and prevents the traveler from moving rearward when the tension in the bone fixation member reaches the select tension; a cutter assembly configured to move from a disengaged position to an engaged position, whereby the cutter assembly cuts the free end of the bone fixation member when in the engaged position; characterized by a safety mechanism that prevents the cutter assembly from moving from the disengaged position to the engaged position when the traveler has moved rearward so as to increase tension in the bone fixation member.
A particle size distribution measuring device, comprising: an image processing unit that receives image data obtained by capturing an image of a particle group including a first particle and a second particle of a type different from the first particle, the first particle and the second particle being translucent; and a particle discriminating unit that discriminates whether a particle depicted in the image is the first particle or the second particle on the basis of light and dark regions that appear in the image as a result of refraction of light passing through the particle, the measuring device characterized in that: the particle discriminating unit discriminates whether the particle depicted in the image is the first particle or the second particle on the basis of an image difference in the light and dark regions of the particle depicted in the image, the image differentiating from a difference between a refractive index of the first particle and a refractive index of the second particle. an image processing unit that receives image data obtained by capturing an image of a particle group including a first particle and a second particle of a type different from the first particle, the first particle and the second particle being translucent; and a particle discriminating unit that discriminates whether a particle depicted in the image is the first particle or the second particle on the basis of light and dark regions that appear in the image as a result of refraction of light passing through the particle, the measuring device characterized in that: the particle discriminating unit discriminates whether the particle depicted in the image is the first particle or the second particle on the basis of an image difference in the light and dark regions of the particle depicted in the image, the image differentiating from a difference between a refractive index of the first particle and a refractive index of the second particle.
A bone clamp assembly for providing stabilization as a bone anchor in spinal surgery, the assembly comprising: a one-piece housing defining a longitudinal axis, the one-piece housing having a base, a center recess extending along the longitudinal axis, the center recess defined by opposing arms (14, 16) extending from the base, the arms (14, 16) each having an internal surface which includes a mating engagement surface for engagement with a locking element, and a concave-shaped surface for accepting a rod placed within the opposing arms (14, 16), and at least one slot; a locking element having an external circumferential surface for engagement in a coaxial relationship with the internal mating engagement surface of the center recess of the one-piece housing; a rod insertable into the center recess to be accepted by the concave-shaped surface; and a band sized for travel along a predetermined path defined in part by the at least one slot in the one-piece housing wherein, the band is passable along the predetermined path and underneath the rod; wherein a first end of the band is securable to the one-piece housing by manipulation of the locking element along the longitudinal axis to tighten the locking element against the rod and thereby pinch a portion of the band between the rod and the one-piece housing; and characterised in that a second end of the band is secured to the one-piece housing at one of the at least one slots. a one-piece housing defining a longitudinal axis, the one-piece housing having a base, a center recess extending along the longitudinal axis, the center recess defined by opposing arms (14, 16) extending from the base, the arms (14, 16) each having an internal surface which includes a mating engagement surface for engagement with a locking element, and a concave-shaped surface for accepting a rod placed within the opposing arms (14, 16), and at least one slot; a locking element having an external circumferential surface for engagement in a coaxial relationship with the internal mating engagement surface of the center recess of the one-piece housing; a rod insertable into the center recess to be accepted by the concave-shaped surface; and a band sized for travel along a predetermined path defined in part by the at least one slot in the one-piece housing wherein, the band is passable along the predetermined path and underneath the rod; wherein a first end of the band is securable to the one-piece housing by manipulation of the locking element along the longitudinal axis to tighten the locking element against the rod and thereby pinch a portion of the band between the rod and the one-piece housing; and characterised in that a second end of the band is secured to the one-piece housing at one of the at least one slots.