mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
Stirrer (102, 401), comprising a first stirring blade (104, 402) rotatable around an axis (107, 404), and a second stirring blade (105, 403) rotatable around the axis at a distance from the first stirring blade (402, 104), wherein the first and second stirring blades (104, 105, 402, 403) each extend substantially at right angles from the axis (107, 404) and wherein the stirrer comprises at least one connecting element (405, 406) arranged between the first and second stirring blades at a distance from the axis, characterised in that at least one of the stirring blades is provided with at least one protrusion (409, 410).
A penile ring adapted for closing the urethra to prevent stress or urge incontinence, comprising a. a ring-shaped body configured for surrounding a penis, the ring-shaped body comprising an upper dorsal part, a lower ventral part and two or more compression pads (, the upper dorsal part including a backstop in the form of a fixed support, being less flexible and/or elastic than the lower ventral part of the ring-shaped body and adapted to extend in an arc around the dorsal part of the penis, b. a sensor adapted for being in sensing contact with the urethra and being connectable to the ring-shaped body, so that upon sensing a urethral flow, the sensor is adapted to generate a signal that triggers the compression pads to expand; wherein the sensor is joined to the ring-shaped body by a connector allowing the sensor to be placed in a distance from the ring, characterized in that the lower ventral part includes said two or more compression pads arranged side-by-side and being configured for expanding inwards to apply a compression on the urethra. a. a ring-shaped body configured for surrounding a penis, the ring-shaped body comprising an upper dorsal part, a lower ventral part and two or more compression pads (, the upper dorsal part including a backstop in the form of a fixed support, being less flexible and/or elastic than the lower ventral part of the ring-shaped body and adapted to extend in an arc around the dorsal part of the penis, b. a sensor adapted for being in sensing contact with the urethra and being connectable to the ring-shaped body, so that upon sensing a urethral flow, the sensor is adapted to generate a signal that triggers the compression pads to expand; wherein the sensor is joined to the ring-shaped body by a connector allowing the sensor to be placed in a distance from the ring,
A compound of formulae Ic or Id: or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, solvate or ester thereof, wherein: A is O, S, NH, or N- R C; R A is H, C 1 -C 6 alkyl optionally substituted with one or more R B, or C 3 -C 8 cycloalkyl; R B is R C or a 3-14 membered carbocycle optionally substituted with R C; R C is D or C 1 -C 6 alkyl; R 1 is -F, R 2 is -OCH 3, R 3 and R 4 are -H; Z is a substituted ring structure chosen from wherein i is 1, 2, or 3; R 5, R 6, R 7, and R 8 are independently chosen from H, F, and N(CH 3) 2; X 3, X 4, X 5, and X 6 are independently chosen from N, NO, and CH; X 7, X 8, and X 9 are independently chosen from S, O, N, NR 9, and CR 9; R 9 is H or CH 3; R 10 is R 11, -CH=CHR 11,, or wherein j is 0, 1, 2, or 3; R 11 is -C(CH 3) 2 NH 2, -CH(CH 3) 2, -CH(CH 3)OH, -NH 2, -NHR C, -NR C 2, -OCH 3,-C CH 3, -OPO 3 H 2, -COOH, -CH=NOH, -CH 3, -SH, -OH, or -H; and each R 12 is independently H or D. A is O, S, NH, or N- R C; R A is H, C 1 -C 6 alkyl optionally substituted with one or more R B, or C 3 -C 8 cycloalkyl; R B is R C or a 3-14 membered carbocycle optionally substituted with R C; R C is D or C 1 -C 6 alkyl; R 1 is -F, R 2 is -OCH 3, R 3 and R 4 are -H; Z is a substituted ring structure chosen from wherein i is 1, 2, or 3; R 5, R 6, R 7, and R 8 are independently chosen from H, F, and N(CH 3) 2; X 3, X 4, X 5, and X 6 are independently chosen from N, NO, and CH; X 7, X 8, and X 9 are independently chosen from S, O, N, NR 9, and CR 9; R 9 is H or CH 3; R 10 is R 11, -CH=CHR 11,, or wherein j is 0, 1, 2, or 3; R 11 is -C(CH 3) 2 NH 2, -CH(CH 3) 2, -CH(CH 3)OH, -NH 2, -NHR C, -NR C 2, -OCH 3,-C CH 3, -OPO 3 H 2, -COOH, -CH=NOH, -CH 3, -SH, -OH, or -H; and each R 12 is independently H or D.
An intraocular lens power determination method for determining a power of an intraocular lens to be injected into an examinee's eye, characterized by the steps of: obtaining a cross-sectional image of an anterior segment by detecting reflection from the anterior segment of an examinee's eye using an anterior segment imaging device having a measurement optical axis; obtaining an offset distance being a distance from a front surface vertex of a lens to a point of contact of a Zinn's zonule with the lens projected on the optical axis, based on the anterior segment cross-sectional image, according to X = 2 R 4 LT − LT 2 2 R 3 + R 4 − LT wherein R3 is a lens front surface curvature radius obtained by a controller based on the cross-sectional image, R4 is a lens back surface curvature radius obtained by the controller based on the cross-sectional image, and LT is a lens thickness; calculating a prospective postoperative anterior chamber depth by adding the offset distance to an anterior chamber depth of the eye and a corneal thickness of the eye; and calculating the intraocular lens power by adopting the calculated prospective postoperative anterior chamber depth to a theoretical IOL formula. obtaining a cross-sectional image of an anterior segment by detecting reflection from the anterior segment of an examinee's eye using an anterior segment imaging device having a measurement optical axis; obtaining an offset distance being a distance from a front surface vertex of a lens to a point of contact of a Zinn's zonule with the lens projected on the optical axis, based on the anterior segment cross-sectional image, according to X = 2 R 4 LT − LT 2 2 R 3 + R 4 − LT wherein R3 is a lens front surface curvature radius obtained by a controller based on the cross-sectional image, R4 is a lens back surface curvature radius obtained by the controller based on the cross-sectional image, and LT is a lens thickness; calculating a prospective postoperative anterior chamber depth by adding the offset distance to an anterior chamber depth of the eye and a corneal thickness of the eye; and calculating the intraocular lens power by adopting the calculated prospective postoperative anterior chamber depth to a theoretical IOL formula.
A pharmaceutical composition comprising 4-chloro-3-ethyl-1-methyl- N -[[4-(4-methylphenoxyl)phenyl]methyl]-1H-pyrazole-5-carboxamide or a salt thereof for use in the topical treatment of a non-human mammal infested with an ectoparasite, wherein the ectoparasite is selected from Boophiliis spp, Rhipicephalus spp, Dermacentor spp, Hyalomma spp, Amblyomma spp, Otobius spp, Ornithodoros spp, Damalinia spp, Bovicola spp or Ctenocephalides spp, and wherein the non-human mammal is selected from livestock and domestic mammals.
A battery module having a plurality of battery cells and a module housing forming an inner space for accommodating the battery cells, wherein the module housing includes: a base plate forming a bottom surface of the module housing; a cover plate integrally forming a top surface and both side surfaces of the module housing; and a fastening flange configured to extend in a horizontal direction in a region above both side surfaces of the module housing, wherein the cover plate is formed in a thin plate type with a thickness of 0.1 mm to 1 mm. a base plate forming a bottom surface of the module housing; a cover plate integrally forming a top surface and both side surfaces of the module housing; and a fastening flange configured to extend in a horizontal direction in a region above both side surfaces of the module housing, wherein the cover plate is formed in a thin plate type with a thickness of 0.1 mm to 1 mm.
A method performed by a connectivity service platform in a communication network, the platform being enabled to communicate with a radio device via a wireless network connection of a first subscription of the radio device, the method comprising: falling back to a second subscription, thereby enabling the connectivity service platform to communicate with the radio device via a wireless network connection of said second subscription of the radio device instead of the first subscription; receiving a request message from the radio device via the network connection of the first subscription; and sending a reject message to the radio device, in response to the received request message and in view of the platform having fallen back to the second subscription, the reject message comprising a fall-back indication for instructing the radio device to fall back from the first subscription. falling back to a second subscription, thereby enabling the connectivity service platform to communicate with the radio device via a wireless network connection of said second subscription of the radio device instead of the first subscription; receiving a request message from the radio device via the network connection of the first subscription; and sending a reject message to the radio device, in response to the received request message and in view of the platform having fallen back to the second subscription, the reject message comprising a fall-back indication for instructing the radio device to fall back from the first subscription.
A process for preparing dry metals carboxylate-aminoate, characterized by comprising the following steps in which preparation steps i) or ii) can be operated in any order: i) Preparation of a dry metal carboxylates of formula M(RCOOH) 2, wherein M can be Zn 2+ or Cu 2+ divalent metal cation and R can be H or a CH 3 -(CH 2) 2 group, by mixing a carboxylic acid with a dry basic salt of a divalent metal, the reaction mixture being stirred further in order to eliminate the water produced as consequence of the exothermic reaction formed. ii) Preparation of a metal aminoate by mixing water, a metal compound selected from Zn 2+ or Cu 2+ and an amino acid selected from glycine and methionine, being the reaction mixture stirred with water at 90-98oC for 20 minutes or longer depending on the actual type of aminoate to be obtained. iii) Pouring the reaction mixture comprising the metal aminoate of step ii) onto the dry metal carboxylate of step i), or vice versa, drawing off the water, giving rise to dry metal carboxylate-aminoate. i) Preparation of a dry metal carboxylates of formula M(RCOOH) 2, wherein M can be Zn 2+ or Cu 2+ divalent metal cation and R can be H or a CH 3 -(CH 2) 2 group, by mixing a carboxylic acid with a dry basic salt of a divalent metal, the reaction mixture being stirred further in order to eliminate the water produced as consequence of the exothermic reaction formed. ii) Preparation of a metal aminoate by mixing water, a metal compound selected from Zn 2+ or Cu 2+ and an amino acid selected from glycine and methionine, being the reaction mixture stirred with water at 90-98oC for 20 minutes or longer depending on the actual type of aminoate to be obtained. iii) Pouring the reaction mixture comprising the metal aminoate of step ii) onto the dry metal carboxylate of step i), or vice versa, drawing off the water, giving rise to dry metal carboxylate-aminoate.
An imaging apparatus comprising an imaging means configured to capture an image, characterized by comprising: an object detection unit configured to detect an object area and its position from the image and output information about the position of the detected object area; a motion detection means configured to separately detect (i) information about motion of an object and (ii) information about motion of a background of the image, based on the output from the object detection unit 106; a determination means configured to determine, from the detected information about motion of an object and the information about motion of a background of the image, whether the imaging apparatus is being used to take a panning shot, wherein the determination means determines that the imaging apparatus is taking a panning shot when the background of the image is moving and the amount of motion of the object of the image is smaller than a predetermined value; and an exposure control means configured to execute exposure control such that, when the determination means determines that the imaging apparatus is not being used to take a panning shot, the exposure control means executes a first exposure control to set a shutter speed based on information detected by the motion detection means in order to decrease the amount of motion of the object and the background in the image, and when the determining means determines that the imaging apparatus is being used to take a panning shot, the exposure control means executes a second exposure control to set a slower shutter speed with respect to the shutter speed set in the first exposure control. an object detection unit configured to detect an object area and its position from the image and output information about the position of the detected object area; a motion detection means configured to separately detect (i) information about motion of an object and (ii) information about motion of a background of the image, based on the output from the object detection unit 106; a determination means configured to determine, from the detected information about motion of an object and the information about motion of a background of the image, whether the imaging apparatus is being used to take a panning shot, wherein the determination means determines that the imaging apparatus is taking a panning shot when the background of the image is moving and the amount of motion of the object of the image is smaller than a predetermined value; and an exposure control means configured to execute exposure control such that, when the determination means determines that the imaging apparatus is not being used to take a panning shot, the exposure control means executes a first exposure control to set a shutter speed based on information detected by the motion detection means in order to decrease the amount of motion of the object and the background in the image, and when the determining means determines that the imaging apparatus is being used to take a panning shot, the exposure control means executes a second exposure control to set a slower shutter speed with respect to the shutter speed set in the first exposure control.
A positioning and supporting group for the wall assembly of a piece of furniture cantilever extending from the wall itself, wherein a plurality of plates is envisaged, destined for being fixed to said wall, by means of first fixing means, and a plurality of devices fixed inside the shoulders of said piece of furniture, and destined for being connected by means of hooks to windows of said plates, and wherein the interaxis "A" between the windows of said plates is substantially identical to the interaxis "A"' between said hooks, comprising the combination of a plurality of said plates with a fixing bar of the plates onto the bar itself, said plates and said bar being equipped for this purpose with second reciprocal coupling means (28A, 29A), so that, at the moment of assembly of the piece of furniture, the above interaxes "A" and "A"' are substantially the same, characterized in that said plates being three plates, two at the two ends of the fixing bar and the other in an intermediate position along the fixing bar, and in that said second means (28A, 29A) consists of a threaded hole in the bar and a screw passing through a hole in the plate.
Attachment device arranged to keep a wire taut along a post, including a wire holder member comprising: • a rigid base comprising at least one front face, one generally flat rear face arranged to be supported along the post, and • a rigid attachment member generally with the shape of a hook at least partially secured to the front face of said base, said attachment device being characterised in that the wire holder member comprises an elastically flexible tongue extending in an inclined manner towards the front of said wire holder from the upper end of the front face of the base thereof and in the direction of said attachment member, the attachment member and the tongue determining a first recess arranged to receive the wire and of which the transversal cross-section is generally in the shape of a closed U, and in that it includes a clamping collar arranged to secure said wire holder member along the post such that the rear face of the base thereof is supported against the outer face of the post and that the longitudinal axis of said rear face is generally perpendicular to the longitudinal axis of the wire. • a rigid base comprising at least one front face, one generally flat rear face arranged to be supported along the post, and • a rigid attachment member generally with the shape of a hook at least partially secured to the front face of said base,
Outer fuel tank access cover (FTAC) of an aircraft comprising, an inner surface (4.1), an outer surface (4.2), the outer FTAC adapted for being used to cover the outer opening of a void area of a manhole for accessing the interior of a wing of an aircraft wherein the interior of the wing comprises a fuel tank, wherein the outer FTAC comprises absorption means adapted for absorbing the impact energy due to an object impacting against the outer FTAC, wherein the absorption means are frangible lines (5, 7) located on the inner surface (4.1) of the outer FTAC and calibrated for being ruptured once a predetermined level of energy due to an impact is reached, at least one frangible line defines a closed region within the inner surface (4.1) of the outer FTAC, and at least one further frangible line is located inside the closed region.
A rotary toothbrush comprising: a handle installed with a lever; an operating rod operated together with the lever to linearly move in a length direction of the handle; a tilting member coupled to tilting guide grooves of the operating rod to thereby be tilted when the operating rod moves forward; a head part having a shaft rotatably fixed to the tilting member to thereby be tilted together with the tilting member and having bristles implanted therein; a rotation driving member connected to the operating rod and the shaft and rotating the shaft when the operating rod moves forward, thereby allowing the head part to form a T shape with respect to the handle; and a first fixing part provided between the handle and the lever and fixing the lever in a state in which the lever is rotated forward or rearward, characterized in that the first fixing part includes a first fixing protrusion formed at the lever and a first fixing piece provided with a guide groove installed in an inner wall of the handle and having the first fixing protrusion movably inserted thereinto and fixing grooves formed at both distal ends of the guide groove, respectively, and having the first fixing protrusion inserted thereinto and fixed thereto. a handle installed with a lever; an operating rod operated together with the lever to linearly move in a length direction of the handle; a tilting member coupled to tilting guide grooves of the operating rod to thereby be tilted when the operating rod moves forward; a head part having a shaft rotatably fixed to the tilting member to thereby be tilted together with the tilting member and having bristles implanted therein; a rotation driving member connected to the operating rod and the shaft and rotating the shaft when the operating rod moves forward, thereby allowing the head part to form a T shape with respect to the handle; and a first fixing part provided between the handle and the lever and fixing the lever in a state in which the lever is rotated forward or rearward, characterized in that the first fixing part includes a first fixing protrusion formed at the lever and a first fixing piece provided with a guide groove installed in an inner wall of the handle and having the first fixing protrusion movably inserted thereinto and fixing grooves formed at both distal ends of the guide groove, respectively, and having the first fixing protrusion inserted thereinto and fixed thereto.
An oral cleaning device comprising: a nozzle portion configured to direct a plurality of liquid droplets from a distal end thereof; an actuator; a liquid reservoir wherein in operation liquid is moved from the liquid reservoir into an orifice at the proximal end of the nozzle; a system (12, 13, 14, 24) driving a plunger or piston element toward the proximal end of the nozzle with sufficient force that air acted on by the plunger or piston element is forced into the nozzle at a high rate of speed sufficient to create a burst of liquid droplets when the moving air comes into contact with the liquid; and a control unit configured to control the system to drive the plunger a predetermined number of times in response to a single actuation of the actuator; characterised in that the oral cleaning device further comprises a mode selector and in that the control unit is further configured to accept input from a user via the mode selector, and wherein the mode selector is configured for the user to select a number of liquid bursts that will be delivered in response to a single actuation of the actuator. a nozzle portion configured to direct a plurality of liquid droplets from a distal end thereof; an actuator; a liquid reservoir wherein in operation liquid is moved from the liquid reservoir into an orifice at the proximal end of the nozzle; a system (12, 13, 14, 24) driving a plunger or piston element toward the proximal end of the nozzle with sufficient force that air acted on by the plunger or piston element is forced into the nozzle at a high rate of speed sufficient to create a burst of liquid droplets when the moving air comes into contact with the liquid; and a control unit configured to control the system to drive the plunger a predetermined number of times in response to a single actuation of the actuator; characterised in that the oral cleaning device further comprises a mode selector and in that the control unit is further configured to accept input from a user via the mode selector, and wherein the mode selector is configured for the user to select a number of liquid bursts that will be delivered in response to a single actuation of the actuator.
A sensor device comprising a substrate having a hotplate, wherein said hotplate comprises an inner region (30.1a + 30.2a) and an outer region (30.1c + 30.2c), wherein said outer region (30.1c + 30.2c) surrounds said inner region (30.1a + 30.2.a), a heater structure (6a, 6b, 7a, 7b) arranged in said hotplate, a driver for generating a heating current through said heater structure (6a, 6b, 7a, 7b), and a sensing structure arranged on said heater structure (6a, 6b, 7a, 7b), wherein said heater structure (6a, 6b, 7a, 7b) comprises a number N > 1 of resistive heater elements (6a, 6b), with each of said heater elements (6a, 6b) comprising an outer section and an inner section electrically arranged in series, and wherein said driver is structured and adapted to heat said heater elements (6a, 6b) with parallel currents, wherein a maximum electrical cross section of said outer section is smaller than a maximum electrical cross section of said inner section, wherein said outer sections are arranged in the outer region (30.1c + 31.1c) of said hotplate and said inner sections are arranged in the inner region (30.1a + 30.2a) of said hotplate, characterized in that each inner section comprises a first conducting lead, a second conducting lead and a plurality of conductors (21a - 21e) extending electrically in parallel between said first and second conducting leads.