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A method of analyzing a biological sample, the method comprising: identifying at least one genomic region having a fragmentation pattern specific to a first tissue type; analyzing a plurality of cell-free DNA molecules from the biological sample, the biological sample including cell free DNA molecules from a plurality of tissues types that includes the first tissue type, wherein analyzing a cell-free DNA molecule includes: determining a genomic position in a reference genome corresponding to at least one end of the cell-free DNA molecule; identifying a first set of first genomic positions, each first genomic position having a local minimum of ends of cell-free DNA molecules corresponding to the first genomic position; identifying a second set of second genomic positions, each second genomic position having a local maximum of ends of cell-free DNA molecules corresponding to the second genomic position; determining a first number of cell-free DNA molecules ending on any one of the first genomic positions in any one of the at least one genomic region; determining a second number of cell-free DNA molecules ending on any one of the second genomic positions in any one of the at least one genomic region; computing a separation value using the first number and the second number; and determining a classification of a proportional contribution of the first tissue type by comparing the separation value to one or more calibration values determined from one or more calibration samples whose proportional contributions of the first tissue type are known. identifying at least one genomic region having a fragmentation pattern specific to a first tissue type; analyzing a plurality of cell-free DNA molecules from the biological sample, the biological sample including cell free DNA molecules from a plurality of tissues types that includes the first tissue type, wherein analyzing a cell-free DNA molecule includes: determining a genomic position in a reference genome corresponding to at least one end of the cell-free DNA molecule; identifying a first set of first genomic positions, each first genomic position having a local minimum of ends of cell-free DNA molecules corresponding to the first genomic position; identifying a second set of second genomic positions, each second genomic position having a local maximum of ends of cell-free DNA molecules corresponding to the second genomic position; determining a first number of cell-free DNA molecules ending on any one of the first genomic positions in any one of the at least one genomic region; determining a second number of cell-free DNA molecules ending on any one of the second genomic positions in any one of the at least one genomic region; computing a separation value using the first number and the second number; and determining a classification of a proportional contribution of the first tissue type by comparing the separation value to one or more calibration values determined from one or more calibration samples whose proportional contributions of the first tissue type are known.
A solid particulate composition comprising (a) from 30 to 95% by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of at least one water-soluble carrier material selected from hydrous salts whose water vapor partial pressure at a given temperature in the range from 30 to 100°C corresponds to the H 2 O partial pressure of the saturated solution of this salt at the same temperature, (b) 0.1 to 20 % by weight of at least one fragrance, (c) optionally up to 25 % by weight, preferably 0.5 to 3 % by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of an inorganic rheology modifier, preferably an inorganic rheology modifier from the group of fumed silicas; (d) optionally up to 25 % by weight, preferably 0.5 to 3 % by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of an organic rheology modifier, preferably an organic rheology modifier from the group of celluloses, preferably microfibrillated celluloses; (e) optionally up to 25% by weight of an emulsifier, preferably an emulsifier from the group of fatty alcohols, fatty alcohol alkoxylates, fatty amide ethoxylates, fatty alcohol sulfates, fatty alcohol ether sulfates, alkyl benzene sulfonates, allyl polyglycosides, fatty acid sorbitan esters, alkyl amine oxides, alkyl betaines or combinations thereof; (f) optionally up to 25% by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of at least one solid or filler different from (c), (d) and (e); and (g) optionally at least one colorant. (a) from 30 to 95% by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of at least one water-soluble carrier material selected from hydrous salts whose water vapor partial pressure at a given temperature in the range from 30 to 100°C corresponds to the H 2 O partial pressure of the saturated solution of this salt at the same temperature, (b) 0.1 to 20 % by weight of at least one fragrance, (c) optionally up to 25 % by weight, preferably 0.5 to 3 % by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of an inorganic rheology modifier, preferably an inorganic rheology modifier from the group of fumed silicas; (d) optionally up to 25 % by weight, preferably 0.5 to 3 % by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of an organic rheology modifier, preferably an organic rheology modifier from the group of celluloses, preferably microfibrillated celluloses; (e) optionally up to 25% by weight of an emulsifier, preferably an emulsifier from the group of fatty alcohols, fatty alcohol alkoxylates, fatty amide ethoxylates, fatty alcohol sulfates, fatty alcohol ether sulfates, alkyl benzene sulfonates, allyl polyglycosides, fatty acid sorbitan esters, alkyl amine oxides, alkyl betaines or combinations thereof; (f) optionally up to 25% by weight, based on the total weight of the composition, of at least one solid or filler different from (c), (d) and (e); and (g) optionally at least one colorant.
A computer-implemented method for intrusion attack recovery, comprising: monitoring two or more hosts in a network to generate audit logs of system events; generating one or more dependency graphs, DGraphs, based on the audit logs; extracting information regarding a frequency of observed events from the audit logs and producing a reference model from the information, wherein the reference model includes a map from an event to a frequency of the event; determining a relevancy score for each of a plurality of edges of the DGraphs using the reference model, wherein an edge is considered relevant if its corresponding frequency in the reference model is less than a threshold; pruning irrelevant events from the DGraphs to generate a condensed backtracking graph based on the relevancy score; and backtracking from an attack detection point in the condensed backtracking graph to locate an origin. monitoring two or more hosts in a network to generate audit logs of system events; generating one or more dependency graphs, DGraphs, based on the audit logs; extracting information regarding a frequency of observed events from the audit logs and producing a reference model from the information, wherein the reference model includes a map from an event to a frequency of the event; determining a relevancy score for each of a plurality of edges of the DGraphs using the reference model, wherein an edge is considered relevant if its corresponding frequency in the reference model is less than a threshold; pruning irrelevant events from the DGraphs to generate a condensed backtracking graph based on the relevancy score; and backtracking from an attack detection point in the condensed backtracking graph to locate an origin.
Method for producing a hand-held medical instrument which has two, preferably identically constructed, grip elements (14, 16) which can be pivoted relative to each other and a spring element which is preferably of leaf-spring construction, having the method steps: - providing the two grip elements (14, 16) each with a pivot-pin receiver eyelet formed thereon, at their one end portion and an articulation eyelet for the spring element formed thereon, and preferably slotted in its central portion - providing the spring element with pivot pins arranged at each spring end or preferably formed integrally with the spring element, - inserting the pivot pins of the spring element into the articulation eyelets of the grip elements (14, 16) not yet pivotally coupled to each other, and - bringing together the grip elements (14, 16) in the region of their pivot pin receiver eyelets and pivotally coupling the grip elements (14, 16) by inserting a preferably rivet-shaped or screw-shaped pivot pin into the overlapping pivot pin receiver eyelets. - providing the two grip elements (14, 16) each with a pivot-pin receiver eyelet formed thereon, at their one end portion and an articulation eyelet for the spring element formed thereon, and preferably slotted in its central portion - providing the spring element with pivot pins arranged at each spring end or preferably formed integrally with the spring element, - inserting the pivot pins of the spring element into the articulation eyelets of the grip elements (14, 16) not yet pivotally coupled to each other, and - bringing together the grip elements (14, 16) in the region of their pivot pin receiver eyelets and pivotally coupling the grip elements (14, 16) by inserting a preferably rivet-shaped or screw-shaped pivot pin into the overlapping pivot pin receiver eyelets.
A connection apparatus for connecting at least one flat conductor made of a flexible material to a busbar, wherein the connection apparatus comprises a contact screw, having a forming thread or a cutting thread in any case in the region of a penetrating tip, and a connection housing for accommodating the busbar, the flexible flat conductor and the contact screw, which is used to retain and guide the contact screw, wherein the contact screw, during contact, first penetrates the flexible flat conductor and then the busbar, or first the busbar and then the flexible flat conductor, characterized in that the flexible flat conductor rests on the busbar, or the busbar on the flexible flat conductor, and the contact screw penetrates the conductor, especially the flexible flat conductor, and the busbar in the contacted state and presses them against each other in a contacting manner.
A mould box for an injection moulding machine, the mould box comprising - a first mould plate; - a second mould plate movably arranged relative to the first mould plate along a longitudinal axis; and - a main guide rail system configured for guiding at least the second mould plate linearly away from and towards the first mould plate, wherein the main guide rail system comprises a main guide rail pillar, having a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, wherein the cross-section is rectangular, wherein the main guide rail pillar extends through a third opening through a bearing arranged between the main guide rail pillar and the second mould plate; wherein a guide track is formed as an elongate indention in a sidewall of the main guide rail pillar and comprising a first internal guide surface; and wherein a protruding bearing element extends from the third opening in the bearing and into the guide track, and forming a bearing contact against the first guide surface of the guide track. - a first mould plate; - a second mould plate movably arranged relative to the first mould plate along a longitudinal axis; and - a main guide rail system configured for guiding at least the second mould plate linearly away from and towards the first mould plate, wherein the main guide rail system comprises a main guide rail pillar, having a cross section perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, wherein the cross-section is rectangular, wherein the main guide rail pillar extends through a third opening through a bearing arranged between the main guide rail pillar and the second mould plate; wherein a guide track is formed as an elongate indention in a sidewall of the main guide rail pillar and comprising a first internal guide surface; and wherein a protruding bearing element extends from the third opening in the bearing and into the guide track, and forming a bearing contact against the first guide surface of the guide track.
A vehicle door handle apparatus comprising: a structural core including a base portion with at least one mounting feature and a handle portion that extends from said base portion; said structural core having an outer surface that extends along said base portion and said handle portion; an outer layer extending about and covering said outer surface of at least said handle portion of said structural core; said structural core being made of a first material that contains an engineering thermoplastic and glass fibers for reinforcement; and said outer layer being made of a second material that contains said engineering thermoplastic and a milled material to give said outer layer a metallic surface finish. a structural core including a base portion with at least one mounting feature and a handle portion that extends from said base portion; said structural core having an outer surface that extends along said base portion and said handle portion; an outer layer extending about and covering said outer surface of at least said handle portion of said structural core; said structural core being made of a first material that contains an engineering thermoplastic and glass fibers for reinforcement; and said outer layer being made of a second material that contains said engineering thermoplastic and a milled material to give said outer layer a metallic surface finish.
A motor controller comprising: a pulse-width modulation circuit configured to output initial count outputs based on a current command; a power limit circuit configured to provide updated count outputs based on the initial count outputs, and a sensed current; and an inverter controlled by the updated count outputs and configured to provide output power to a motor; wherein the sensed current is sensed from the output power to the motor, and characterized in that the power limit circuit is further configured to provide updated count outputs based on a power threshold; and wherein the power limit circuit comprises: a peak current detector configured to output a peak current value based on the sensed current; a divider configured to divide the power threshold by the peak current value to generate a voltage limit; and a dynamic limiter configured to generate the updated count outputs based on the voltage limit and the initial count inputs. a pulse-width modulation circuit configured to output initial count outputs based on a current command; a power limit circuit configured to provide updated count outputs based on the initial count outputs, and a sensed current; and an inverter controlled by the updated count outputs and configured to provide output power to a motor; wherein the sensed current is sensed from the output power to the motor, and characterized in that the power limit circuit is further configured to provide updated count outputs based on a power threshold; and wherein the power limit circuit comprises: a peak current detector configured to output a peak current value based on the sensed current; a divider configured to divide the power threshold by the peak current value to generate a voltage limit; and a dynamic limiter configured to generate the updated count outputs based on the voltage limit and the initial count inputs. a peak current detector configured to output a peak current value based on the sensed current; a divider configured to divide the power threshold by the peak current value to generate a voltage limit; and a dynamic limiter configured to generate the updated count outputs based on the voltage limit and the initial count inputs.
A downlink transmission method, comprising: determining, by a terminal device, a multiplexing mode of a first synchronization signal block, SSB, and a downlink signal according to whether the first SSB is from a serving cell or from a neighboring cell, wherein whether the first SSB is from a serving cell or from a neighboring cell is determined according to a physical cell identification, PCID, carried by the first SSB, the step of determining the multiplexing mode comprising: in the case that the first SSB is not from the serving cell, determining that the multiplexing mode is: the first SSB and the downlink signal support transmission on the same orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, OFDM, symbol; and in the case that the first SSB is from the serving cell, determining that the multiplexing mode is: the first SSB and the downlink signal are transmitted on different OFDM symbols; receiving, by the terminal device, the downlink signal according to the multiplexing mode, comprising: in the case where the multiplexing mode is to support transmission on the same OFDM symbol. the terminal device receives the first SSB and the downlink signal on the same or different OFDM symbols, and the terminal device supports reception of the first SSB and the downlink signal on the same OFDM symbol, and also supports reception of the first SSB and the downlink signal on different OFDM symbols. determining, by a terminal device, a multiplexing mode of a first synchronization signal block, SSB, and a downlink signal according to whether the first SSB is from a serving cell or from a neighboring cell, wherein whether the first SSB is from a serving cell or from a neighboring cell is determined according to a physical cell identification, PCID, carried by the first SSB, the step of determining the multiplexing mode comprising: in the case that the first SSB is not from the serving cell, determining that the multiplexing mode is: the first SSB and the downlink signal support transmission on the same orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, OFDM, symbol; and in the case that the first SSB is from the serving cell, determining that the multiplexing mode is: the first SSB and the downlink signal are transmitted on different OFDM symbols; in the case that the first SSB is not from the serving cell, determining that the multiplexing mode is: the first SSB and the downlink signal support transmission on the same orthogonal frequency division multiplexing, OFDM, symbol; and in the case that the first SSB is from the serving cell, determining that the multiplexing mode is: the first SSB and the downlink signal are transmitted on different OFDM symbols; receiving, by the terminal device, the downlink signal according to the multiplexing mode, comprising: in the case where the multiplexing mode is to support transmission on the same OFDM symbol. the terminal device receives the first SSB and the downlink signal on the same or different OFDM symbols, and the terminal device supports reception of the first SSB and the downlink signal on the same OFDM symbol, and also supports reception of the first SSB and the downlink signal on different OFDM symbols.
A briquetting roll, integrally having an inner layer material (4; 14) and an outer layer material (5; 15), which comprise mutually different materials and are in contact with each other at a respective exterior and interior thereof, and having pockets (6; 16) formed at an outer circumference of the outer layer material (5; 15), wherein the inner layer material (4; 14) is a steel material, and the outer layer material is a high-carbon high-speed steel material, characterized in that the inner layer material (4; 14) is an SCM 440 forged steel material, and the high-carbon high-speed steel material, which is the outer layer material (5; 15), comprises, as mass ratios, C: 1.5 to 2.5%, Si: 0.2 to 1.0%, Mn: 0.2 to 1.2%, Ni: 0 to 1.6%, Cr: 2.5 to 11%, Mo: 0.2 to 8.0%, V: 0.2 to 8.5%, W: 0 to 5.0%, Co: 0 to 5.0%, and a balance of Fe and inevitable impurities, having a secondary dendrite size of 20 to 150 μm, a total carbide area ratio of 15 to 30%, and a surface hardness of HS 87 to 93.
A releasable attachment comb for a pivotably supported blade set of a cutting head of a hair cutting appliance, said attachment comb comprising: - a supporting frame comprising, at respective opposite lateral ends thereof, a first lateral grip bar and a second lateral grip bar that are arranged to be grasped by a user, a first, proximal, laterally extending supporting bar arranged at a first, proximal side of the attachment comb and a second, distal, laterally extending supporting bar arranged at a second, distal side of the attachment comb, wherein both supporting bars (64, 66) are arranged between the first lateral grip bar and the second lateral grip bar; - a plurality of guide teeth that define a skin contact front face the attachment comb being characterized by: - at least two pairs of snap-on mounting elements (78, 80), particularly a plurality of snap-on hooks; wherein the snap-on mounting elements (78, 80) are spaced away from the first lateral grip bar and the second lateral grip bar; wherein at least two of the snap-on mounting elements (78, 80) are configured as proximal snap-on mounting elements that are arranged on the first, proximal side; wherein at least two of the snap-on mounting elements (78, 80) are configured as distal snap-on mounting elements that are arranged on the second, distal side that is opposite to the first side; and wherein the at least two proximal snap-on mounting elements and the at least two distal snap-on mounting elements are arranged to mutually lock therebetween the blade set to attach the attachment comb to the cutting head. - a supporting frame comprising, at respective opposite lateral ends thereof, a first lateral grip bar and a second lateral grip bar that are arranged to be grasped by a user, a first, proximal, laterally extending supporting bar arranged at a first, proximal side of the attachment comb and a second, distal, laterally extending supporting bar arranged at a second, distal side of the attachment comb, wherein both supporting bars (64, 66) are arranged between the first lateral grip bar and the second lateral grip bar; - a plurality of guide teeth that define a skin contact front face the attachment comb being characterized by: - at least two pairs of snap-on mounting elements (78, 80), particularly a plurality of snap-on hooks; wherein the snap-on mounting elements (78, 80) are spaced away from the first lateral grip bar and the second lateral grip bar;
A brake assembly comprising: a housing assembly that defines an opening that is adapted to receive a brake pad assembly; a retainer bracket that is secured to the housing assembly and extends across the opening; and a pad shield that extends across the opening and is secured to the retainer bracket, characterised in that the pad shield is installable onto the retainer bracket and removable from the retainer bracket when the retainer bracket extends across the opening and is secured to the housing assembly. a housing assembly that defines an opening that is adapted to receive a brake pad assembly; a retainer bracket that is secured to the housing assembly and extends across the opening; and a pad shield that extends across the opening and is secured to the retainer bracket, characterised in that the pad shield is installable onto the retainer bracket and removable from the retainer bracket when the retainer bracket extends across the opening and is secured to the housing assembly.