mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A method of three-dimensional printing and assembly of an article of footwear, comprising: designing at least one first three-dimensional pattern and at least one second three-dimensional pattern for printing onto the article of footwear; positioning a first fabric portion of an upper of the article of footwear on a tray in a three-dimensional printing system, the first portion being positioned substantially flat on the tray, wherein the first fabric portion of the upper serves as a substrate; printing at least one first three-dimensional material directly onto the first fabric portion of the upper of the article of footwear using the designed at least one first three-dimensional pattern; curing the at least one first three-dimensional printed material; forming the upper of the article of footwear into a secondary shape; positioning a second fabric portion of the upper of the article of footwear on the tray, the second portion being positioned substantially flat on the tray, wherein the second fabric portion of the upper serves as a substrate; printing at least one second three-dimensional material directly onto the second fabric portion of the upper of the article of footwear using the designed at least one second three-dimensional pattern to form a sole of the article of footwear; curing the at least one second three-dimensional printed material; and removing the article of footwear from the three-dimensional printing system. designing at least one first three-dimensional pattern and at least one second three-dimensional pattern for printing onto the article of footwear; positioning a first fabric portion of an upper of the article of footwear on a tray in a three-dimensional printing system, the first portion being positioned substantially flat on the tray, wherein the first fabric portion of the upper serves as a substrate; printing at least one first three-dimensional material directly onto the first fabric portion of the upper of the article of footwear using the designed at least one first three-dimensional pattern; curing the at least one first three-dimensional printed material; forming the upper of the article of footwear into a secondary shape; positioning a second fabric portion of the upper of the article of footwear on the tray, the second portion being positioned substantially flat on the tray, wherein the second fabric portion of the upper serves as a substrate; printing at least one second three-dimensional material directly onto the second fabric portion of the upper of the article of footwear using the designed at least one second three-dimensional pattern to form a sole of the article of footwear; curing the at least one second three-dimensional printed material; and removing the article of footwear from the three-dimensional printing system.
A control apparatus for a wind power station having a plurality of wind turbine generators, the control apparatus being characterized in that it comprises: an output-power-reduction-value calculating unit for calculating an output-power reduction value (ΔP n) in a case where a reduction of electrical power supplied from the wind power station to a utility grid is requested, the output-power reduction value (ΔP n) being a value for decreasing an output-power of the wind turbine generator and for increasing rotational speed of a rotor, wherein the output-power-reduction-value calculating unit transmits the calculated output-power reduction value (ΔP n) to the wind turbine generator whose actual output electrical power is relatively small with respect to the maximum electrical power that can be output, among the plurality of wind turbine generators. an output-power-reduction-value calculating unit for calculating an output-power reduction value (ΔP n) in a case where a reduction of electrical power supplied from the wind power station to a utility grid is requested, the output-power reduction value (ΔP n) being a value for decreasing an output-power of the wind turbine generator and for increasing rotational speed of a rotor, wherein the output-power-reduction-value calculating unit transmits the calculated output-power reduction value (ΔP n) to the wind turbine generator whose actual output electrical power is relatively small with respect to the maximum electrical power that can be output, among the plurality of wind turbine generators.
A scale-out association method, comprising: receiving, by a second virtualized network function, VNF, a scale-out notification message of a first VNF sent by the first VNF or a network functions virtualization orchestrator, NFVO, wherein the scale-out notification message of the first VNF carries a scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF, the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF indicates an increased service capacity of the first VNF after the first VNF is scaled out and is used by the second VNF to determine whether the second VNF needs to be scaled out, and the first VNF is directly associated with the second VNF and therefore a data flow between the first VNF and the second VNF does not pass through another VNF; determining, by the second VNF, whether a service processing capability of the second VNF satisfies the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF; if the service processing capability of the second VNF satisfies the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF, determining, by the second VNF, that the second VNF does not need to be scaled out; or if the service processing capability of the second VNF does not satisfy the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF, determining, by the second VNF, that the second VNF needs to be scaled out; and sending, by the second VNF, a scale-out request message to a virtualized network function manager, VNFM, if the second VNF determines that the second VNF needs to be scaled out, wherein the scale-out request message is used to request to scale out the second VNF. receiving, by a second virtualized network function, VNF, a scale-out notification message of a first VNF sent by the first VNF or a network functions virtualization orchestrator, NFVO, wherein the scale-out notification message of the first VNF carries a scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF, the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF indicates an increased service capacity of the first VNF after the first VNF is scaled out and is used by the second VNF to determine whether the second VNF needs to be scaled out, and the first VNF is directly associated with the second VNF and therefore a data flow between the first VNF and the second VNF does not pass through another VNF; determining, by the second VNF, whether a service processing capability of the second VNF satisfies the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF; if the service processing capability of the second VNF satisfies the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF, determining, by the second VNF, that the second VNF does not need to be scaled out; or if the service processing capability of the second VNF does not satisfy the scale-out magnitude parameter of the first VNF, determining, by the second VNF, that the second VNF needs to be scaled out; and sending, by the second VNF, a scale-out request message to a virtualized network function manager, VNFM, if the second VNF determines that the second VNF needs to be scaled out, wherein the scale-out request message is used to request to scale out the second VNF.
A self-driving cleaner comprising: a main body configured to travel through a cleaning area and to suck foreign substances from a floor in the cleaning area; a drive unit for moving the main body in the cleaning area; a pattern irradiation unit, disposed on a front surface of the main body, for irradiating light in a predetermined pattern toward a lower front side of the main body; a camera, disposed on a front surface of the main body, for photographing the front of the main body; and a controller for detecting a light pattern formed by the pattern irradiation unit using an image photographed by the camera, determining whether an obstacle exists in front of the main body on the basis of brightness of the detected light pattern, and controlling the drive unit to pass or avoid the obstacle on the basis of a result of the determination; characterized in that a the controller is configured to control the drive unit to reduce a moving speed of the main body when the brightness of the detected light pattern is less than or equal to a preset reference brightness. a main body configured to travel through a cleaning area and to suck foreign substances from a floor in the cleaning area; a drive unit for moving the main body in the cleaning area; a pattern irradiation unit, disposed on a front surface of the main body, for irradiating light in a predetermined pattern toward a lower front side of the main body; a camera, disposed on a front surface of the main body, for photographing the front of the main body; and a controller for detecting a light pattern formed by the pattern irradiation unit using an image photographed by the camera, determining whether an obstacle exists in front of the main body on the basis of brightness of the detected light pattern, and controlling the drive unit to pass or avoid the obstacle on the basis of a result of the determination; characterized in that a the controller is configured to control the drive unit to reduce a moving speed of the main body when the brightness of the detected light pattern is less than or equal to a preset reference brightness.
Process for the preparation of an agent for the treatment of keratinous material, in particular human hair, comprising the following steps: mixing one or more organic C 1 -C 6 -alkoxy silanes with water, partial or complete removal from the reaction mixture of the C 1 -C 6 alcohols released by the reaction in step, where appropriate, addition of one or more cosmetic ingredients, and filling the preparation into a packaging unit, characterized in that the total content of C 1 -C 6 alcohols in the preparation obtained in step - based on the total weight of the preparation - is below 10.0% by weight. mixing one or more organic C 1 -C 6 -alkoxy silanes with water, partial or complete removal from the reaction mixture of the C 1 -C 6 alcohols released by the reaction in step, where appropriate, addition of one or more cosmetic ingredients, and filling the preparation into a packaging unit, - based on the total weight of the preparation - is below 10.0% by weight.
A composition comprising a guanylate cyclase receptor agonist (GCRA) peptide consisting of the amino acid sequence of any one of SEQ ID NOs: 1-54 and 56-249 for use in preventing, treating or alleviating symptoms of an opioid-induced bowel dysfunction, wherein the composition is for administration to a subject in need thereof in a therapeutically effective amount, wherein the subject is undergoing acute opioid use or undergoing chronic opioid use.
A method of utilizing IPv6 addressing for communications from an IPv4 compatible application, the method performed by a 4to6 stack of an endpoint (602, 702), the method comprising: receiving an IPv4 packet of data communicated from a first IPv4 application of the endpoint, wherein the packet of data is directed to a destination using an IPv4 address and wherein the first IPv4 application uses a virtual Network Interface Card, NIC, of the endpoint to communicate with the destination; encapsulating the IPv4 packet of data in an Internet Protocol Version 6, IPv6, packet of data, wherein the IPv6 packet of data is directed to the destination using an IPv6 address, wherein the IPv6 address is comprised of the IPv4 address utilizing the 32 least significant bits of the IPv6 address, an organization identifier utilizing the 64 most significant bits of the IPv6 address and a group identifier of the virtual NIC, wherein the group identifier utilizes the remaining 32 bits of the IPv6 address; and communicating the IPv6 packet of data to the destination using the IPv6 address. receiving an IPv4 packet of data communicated from a first IPv4 application of the endpoint, wherein the packet of data is directed to a destination using an IPv4 address and wherein the first IPv4 application uses a virtual Network Interface Card, NIC, of the endpoint to communicate with the destination; encapsulating the IPv4 packet of data in an Internet Protocol Version 6, IPv6, packet of data, wherein the IPv6 packet of data is directed to the destination using an IPv6 address, wherein the IPv6 address is comprised of the IPv4 address utilizing the 32 least significant bits of the IPv6 address, an organization identifier utilizing the 64 most significant bits of the IPv6 address and a group identifier of the virtual NIC, wherein the group identifier utilizes the remaining 32 bits of the IPv6 address; and communicating the IPv6 packet of data to the destination using the IPv6 address.
A method for operating a gas turbine system, wherein the gas turbine system comprises a compressor for compression of inlet air, a combustor for combustion of a fuel gas with compressed inlet air to form an exhaust gas, a heat recovery steam generator for collecting at least one portion of the exhaust gas, a scrubber for scrubbing the fuel with a scrubbing fluid before it is fed into the combustor, a direct contact cooler for cooling the at least one portion of the exhaust gas discharged from the heat recovery steam generator with a cooling fluid, comprising: introducing the scrubbing fluid discharged from the scrubber into the direct contact cooler, contacting the scrubbing fluid in the direct contact cooler with the at least one portion of the exhaust gas discharged from the heat recovery steam generator in order to remove a portion of nitrogen oxide therefrom; feeding the exhaust gas discharged from the direct contact cooler into the compressor. introducing the scrubbing fluid discharged from the scrubber into the direct contact cooler, contacting the scrubbing fluid in the direct contact cooler with the at least one portion of the exhaust gas discharged from the heat recovery steam generator in order to remove a portion of nitrogen oxide therefrom; feeding the exhaust gas discharged from the direct contact cooler into the compressor.
Device for producing a cosmetic product for make-up, with pasty consistency during the processing phase, comprising: a. a base element adapted to house a base; b. a mould moving at least between an open position in which it is far from the base element and a closed position in which it is lowered onto the base element, said mould having at least one partition which divides a surface thereof facing the base element into at least two compartments; c. a peripheral element provided with walls which define an opening with shape similar to the perimeter shape of the mould and in which the mould is at least partially housed when it is in said closed position; d. said peripheral element being provided with at least two channels which lead into said opening and preferably protrude into it at least partially; e. the mould being provided with apertures on its lateral surface corresponding to said channels so that, when the mould is in the closed position, each of said channels can convey a different cosmetic paste for make-up into the respective compartment; f. the device being provided with means adapted to prevent the gluing of said cosmetic paste at least to the wall of the mould facing the base element, said means adapted to prevent gluing comprising a cloth, characterized in that, when the mould is in the closed position, the cloth is interposed between the mould and the peripheral element. a. a base element adapted to house a base; b. a mould moving at least between an open position in which it is far from the base element and a closed position in which it is lowered onto the base element, said mould having at least one partition which divides a surface thereof facing the base element into at least two compartments; c. a peripheral element provided with walls which define an opening with shape similar to the perimeter shape of the mould and in which the mould is at least partially housed when it is in said closed position; d. said peripheral element being provided with at least two channels which lead into said opening and preferably protrude into it at least partially; e. the mould being provided with apertures on its lateral surface corresponding to said channels so that, when the mould is in the closed position, each of said channels can convey a different cosmetic paste for make-up into the respective compartment; f. the device being provided with means adapted to prevent the gluing of said cosmetic paste at least to the wall of the mould facing the base element, said means adapted to prevent gluing comprising a cloth,
A cosmetic composition comprising a hyperbranched copolymer of the monomers (i) dodecenyl succinic acid anhydride (ii) diisopropanol amine (iii) bis-dimethylaminopropyl amine having terminal groups of formula and having a molecular weight Mn of between 1200 and 4000 g/mol; and at least one liquid organic UV filter and/or at least one solid organic UV filter. (i) dodecenyl succinic acid anhydride (ii) diisopropanol amine (iii) bis-dimethylaminopropyl amine having terminal groups of formula and having a molecular weight Mn of between 1200 and 4000 g/mol; and at least one liquid organic UV filter and/or at least one solid organic UV filter.
Insert which can be inserted into an inhaler, particularly for a horse, wherein the insert comprises a reservoir for a medicament preparation held under excess pressure, with a valve, wherein the insert comprises a nebulizer held directly on the reservoir, and a discharge nozzle associated with the nebulizer and fluidically connected to the valve, for forming a respirable aerosol with the medicament preparation, and characterised in that the insert or the nebulizer comprises an orientation device (50, 51) which is configured to allow insertion into the inhaler only in a specified rotational orientation of the insert or the nebulizer about a central axis of the reservoir or insert, and/or initiation of the dispensing of the medicament preparation only in a specified rotational orientation of the insert or the nebulizer about the central axis of the reservoir or insert.
A display component, comprising: a transflective layer (12; 22); a reflective layer (11; 21), opposing to the transflective layer (12; 22); and at least one sidewall (13; 14), arranged between the reflective layer (11; 21) and the transflective layer (12; 22); wherein: the transflective layer (12; 22), the reflective layer (11; 21), and the at least one sidewall (13; 14) are together configured, upon an input of an incident light through the transflective layer (12; 22), to output a light of a target color out through the transflective layer (12; 22); and further characterized in that one or more of the at least one sidewall (13; 14) comprise s at least one light-conversion layer configured to emit a light of the target color upon excitement by a light of a different color shedding thereupon. a transflective layer (12; 22); a reflective layer (11; 21), opposing to the transflective layer (12; 22); and at least one sidewall (13; 14), arranged between the reflective layer (11; 21) and the transflective layer (12; 22); wherein: the transflective layer (12; 22), the reflective layer (11; 21), and the at least one sidewall (13; 14) are together configured, upon an input of an incident light through the transflective layer (12; 22), to output a light of a target color out through the transflective layer (12; 22); and further characterized in that one or more of the at least one sidewall (13; 14) comprise s at least one light-conversion layer configured to emit a light of the target color upon excitement by a light of a different color shedding thereupon. the transflective layer (12; 22), the reflective layer (11; 21), and the at least one sidewall (13; 14) are together configured, upon an input of an incident light through the transflective layer (12; 22), to output a light of a target color out through the transflective layer (12; 22); and further characterized in that one or more of the at least one sidewall (13; 14) comprise s at least one light-conversion layer configured to emit a light of the target color upon excitement by a light of a different color shedding thereupon.
A method for indicating, by a first user equipment, UE, quality of service, QoS, of device-to-device, D2D, data in a wireless communication system, the method comprising: identifying, by the first UE, the QoS of the D2D data over a radio bearer; receiving, by the first UE, a mapping relationship between a value of a field in a header and the QoS from a network; determining, by the first UE, the value of the field in the header based on the identified QoS, according to the mapping relationship between the value and the QoS; and transmitting, by the first UE to a second UE, a layer 2 protocol data unit, PDU, which includes the header including the field having the determined value, wherein the field in the header is one of a logical channel identifier, LCID, a source ID, a target ID or a group ID in a MAC header. identifying, by the first UE, the QoS of the D2D data over a radio bearer; receiving, by the first UE, a mapping relationship between a value of a field in a header and the QoS from a network; determining, by the first UE, the value of the field in the header based on the identified QoS, according to the mapping relationship between the value and the QoS; and transmitting, by the first UE to a second UE, a layer 2 protocol data unit, PDU, which includes the header including the field having the determined value, wherein the field in the header is one of a logical channel identifier, LCID, a source ID, a target ID or a group ID in a MAC header.
An evaporator arrangement for evaporating liquid fuel for a mobile, fuel-operated heating device, comprising: an evaporator body for distributing and evaporating liquid fuel and at least one fuel supply line for supplying liquid fuel to the evaporator body, wherein the evaporator body comprises at least a first region from a knitted metal wire fabric, characterized in that the first region from knitted metal wire fabric comprises plastically deformed and compressed knitted metal wire fabric comprising flat wire or metal wire with a polygonal cross-sectional shape. an evaporator body for distributing and evaporating liquid fuel and at least one fuel supply line for supplying liquid fuel to the evaporator body, wherein the evaporator body comprises at least a first region from a knitted metal wire fabric, characterized in that the first region from knitted metal wire fabric comprises plastically deformed and compressed knitted metal wire fabric comprising flat wire or metal wire with a polygonal cross-sectional shape.