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Method for producing a coating system on a substrate, comprising producing a cured basecoat film on the substrate by applying a pigmented aqueous basecoat material to the substrate and subsequently curing the basecoat material, where the pigmented aqueous basecoat material comprises a carboxy-functional polyether-based reaction product which is preparable by reaction of (a) at least one cyclic tetracarboxylic dianhydride having an aliphatic, aromatic or araliphatic radical X which bridges the two anhydride groups, with (b) at least one polyether of the general structural formula in which R is a C 3 to C 6 alkylene radical and n is correspondingly selected such that the polyether (b) possesses a number-average molecular weight, determined as specified in the description, of 500 to 5000 g/mol, where components (a) and (b) are used in the reaction in a molar ratio of 0.7/2.3 to 1.6/1.7 and the resulting reaction product possesses an acid number, determined as specified in the description, of 5 to 80 mg KOH/g, and where the cured basecoat film represents at least partially the uppermost coat of the coating system produced. (a) at least one cyclic tetracarboxylic dianhydride having an aliphatic, aromatic or araliphatic radical X which bridges the two anhydride groups, with (b) at least one polyether of the general structural formula in which R is a C 3 to C 6 alkylene radical and n is correspondingly selected such that the polyether (b) possesses a number-average molecular weight, determined as specified in the description, of 500 to 5000 g/mol, where components (a) and (b) are used in the reaction in a molar ratio of 0.7/2.3 to 1.6/1.7 and the resulting reaction product possesses an acid number, determined as specified in the description, of 5 to 80 mg KOH/g, and where the cured basecoat film represents at least partially the uppermost coat of the coating system produced. R is a C 3 to C 6 alkylene radical and n is correspondingly selected such that the polyether (b) possesses a number-average molecular weight, determined as specified in the description, of 500 to 5000 g/mol, where components (a) and (b) are used in the reaction in a molar ratio of 0.7/2.3 to 1.6/1.7 and the resulting reaction product possesses an acid number, determined as specified in the description, of 5 to 80 mg KOH/g, and where the cured basecoat film represents at least partially the uppermost coat of the coating system produced.
A method for implementing a baseband resource pool in a long term evolution, LTE, base station, wherein the LTE base station comprises a main control module, an L2 scheduling module, a master board and at least one slave board, and the master board and the slave board each comprise a baseband processing module, the method comprising: configuring, by the main control module, information of a cell needing load sharing on the master board to the slave board; modifying, by the main control module, an SRS configuration parameter of the cell according to a baseband processing capability of the LTE base station; configuring, by the main control module, user information in the cell to each of the master board and the slave board; allocating, by the L2 scheduling module according to the load balance, uplink users needing to be processed at a current TTI to the master board and the slave board for processing; and processing, by each of the master board and the slave board, a physical uplink shared channel PUSCH and a physical uplink control channel PUCCH of an uplink user. configuring, by the main control module, information of a cell needing load sharing on the master board to the slave board; modifying, by the main control module, an SRS configuration parameter of the cell according to a baseband processing capability of the LTE base station; configuring, by the main control module, user information in the cell to each of the master board and the slave board; allocating, by the L2 scheduling module according to the load balance, uplink users needing to be processed at a current TTI to the master board and the slave board for processing; and processing, by each of the master board and the slave board, a physical uplink shared channel PUSCH and a physical uplink control channel PUCCH of an uplink user.
A burner for removing noxious substances from a fluid stream, the burner comprising: a combustion region in which a fuel gas can be burnt for combusting the fluid stream; and characterized in that the burner comprises: a pilot for igniting a combustible fluid stream, the pilot comprising an inlet for receiving a fuel gas into the pilot; means for igniting the fuel gas; and a generally annular conduit comprising a plenum chamber extending through 360 degrees for conveying fuel gas from the inlet to a radially inwardly facing circumferential aperture formed along an annular extent of the conduit and extending through 360 degrees, the inlet being misaligned with the circumferential aperture for distributing fuel gas through 360 degrees at a generally equal pressure about the annular conduit so that when the fuel gas is ignited an annular pilot flame is generated.
A tape comprising: a tape backing; an adhesive disposed on at least a portion of a first surface of the tape backing; and a release coating disposed on at least a portion of a second surface the tape backing; wherein the tape backing comprises a microporous film having an opaque, microporous region and at least one see-through region of lower porosity within the opaque, microporous region, wherein the microporous film comprises a semi-crystalline polyolefin and a beta-nucleating agent, or wherein the microporous film comprises a crystallizable polymer and a diluent or a particulate cavitating agent. a tape backing; an adhesive disposed on at least a portion of a first surface of the tape backing; and a release coating disposed on at least a portion of a second surface the tape backing; wherein the tape backing comprises a microporous film having an opaque, microporous region and at least one see-through region of lower porosity within the opaque, microporous region, wherein the microporous film comprises a semi-crystalline polyolefin and a beta-nucleating agent, or wherein the microporous film comprises a crystallizable polymer and a diluent or a particulate cavitating agent.
A computer-implemented method of managing code and data on one or more secondary processing elements of a parallel processor having one or more central processors and one or more secondary processing elements, each secondary processing element having a processor unit and a local memory, the parallel processor comprising a main memory coupled to the one or more central processors and the one or more secondary processing elements, the method comprising: under control of a policy module manager running on one or more of the secondary processing elements, loading a policy module from the main memory into the local memory of a selected secondary processing element; under control of the policy module, loading one or more tasks of a work queue from the main memory into the local memory of the selected secondary processing element, the work queue comprising a queue of one or more tasks; performing the one or more tasks with the selected secondary processing element; and after completing the one or more tasks or upon a pre-emption, returning control of the selected secondary processing element to the policy module manager; wherein performing the one or more tasks includes the step of, under control of the policy module, saving an output of the task to either the main memory or the local memory of another secondary processing element. under control of a policy module manager running on one or more of the secondary processing elements, loading a policy module from the main memory into the local memory of a selected secondary processing element; under control of the policy module, loading one or more tasks of a work queue from the main memory into the local memory of the selected secondary processing element, the work queue comprising a queue of one or more tasks; performing the one or more tasks with the selected secondary processing element; and after completing the one or more tasks or upon a pre-emption, returning control of the selected secondary processing element to the policy module manager; wherein performing the one or more tasks includes the step of, under control of the policy module, saving an output of the task to either the main memory or the local memory of another secondary processing element.
A method for producing a fresh food product comprising a stable concentration of live probiotics which produce false tastes and/or gas in the initial matrix of the food product, said method being characterized in that it comprises the following steps: a) adding 1-50 g/L of lactic acid as a dietary weak mono-acid in said initial matrix; b) measuring the pH of the product obtained in step a); c) adjusting the pH of the product obtained in step b) to a target pH comprised between 3 and 4, preferably comprised between 3.4 and 4, more preferably comprised between 3.4 and 3.7, by adding a stronger food acid than the dietary weak mono-acid added in step a) if the pH measured in step b) is larger than the target pH, or adding a food base if the pH measured in step b) is smaller than the target pH; and d) adding live probiotics to the product obtained in step c), so that said food product: contains from 1 to 20 g/L of protonated lactic acid at the end of its production as calculated by the following equation: HA = HA Tot / 1 + 10 pH - 3.86 where represents the concentration of dietary protonated weak mono-acid and Tot represents the concentration of dietary weak mono-acid, in protonated and non protonated form, has a pH comprised between 3 and 4 and is stored at a temperature comprised between 0 and 15°C, preferentially between 4 and 10°C. a) adding 1-50 g/L of lactic acid as a dietary weak mono-acid in said initial matrix; b) measuring the pH of the product obtained in step a); c) adjusting the pH of the product obtained in step b) to a target pH comprised between 3 and 4, preferably comprised between 3.4 and 4, more preferably comprised between 3.4 and 3.7, by adding a stronger food acid than the dietary weak mono-acid added in step a) if the pH measured in step b) is larger than the target pH, or adding a food base if the pH measured in step b) is smaller than the target pH; and d) adding live probiotics to the product obtained in step c), contains from 1 to 20 g/L of protonated lactic acid at the end of its production as calculated by the following equation: HA = HA Tot / 1 + 10 pH - 3.86
A skin for a vehicle bumper, which is intended to receive at least one spotlight, and comprising: - an inner surface to be connected to the vehicle, - at least one opening provided in the inner surface and shaped so as to receive at least one portion of the spotlight, - a lip extending over the periphery of the opening from the inner surface so as to extend toward the vehicle when the bumper skin is mounted onto the vehicle, - means for attaching the spotlight to the inner surface, the bumper skin being characterized in that it comprises support members, each support member being formed by a wing substantially parallel to the inner surface and protruding from the lip toward the outside of the opening, the support members being shaped so as to support the attachment means formed by screw receiving means and in that each support member is elastically deformable, permitting the bumper skin to be protected from deformations of the attachment means. - an inner surface to be connected to the vehicle, - at least one opening provided in the inner surface and shaped so as to receive at least one portion of the spotlight, - a lip extending over the periphery of the opening from the inner surface so as to extend toward the vehicle when the bumper skin is mounted onto the vehicle, - means for attaching the spotlight to the inner surface,
A method of producing a white liquid electrophotographic ink composition, the method comprising: heating a polymer resin in a carrier fluid to dissolve the polymer resin; suspending in the carrier fluid white pigment particles to be coated; and cooling the carrier fluid at a rate of 2 °C/hr or less to effect precipitation of the polymer resin from the carrier fluid such that a coating of the resin is formed on the pigment particles, thereby producing the white liquid electrophotographic ink composition. heating a polymer resin in a carrier fluid to dissolve the polymer resin; suspending in the carrier fluid white pigment particles to be coated; and cooling the carrier fluid at a rate of 2 °C/hr or less to effect precipitation of the polymer resin from the carrier fluid such that a coating of the resin is formed on the pigment particles, thereby producing the white liquid electrophotographic ink composition.
Adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle, which comprises a holding unit and an adjusting unit with a rotatably mounted steering spindle, wherein the adjusting unit is arranged displaceably relative to the holding unit and has at least one stop body which is fixedly connected to the adjusting unit, and wherein the holding unit comprises a counter-stop which cooperates with the stop body for limiting a displacement movement of the adjusting unit, wherein the counter-stop is connected to the holding unit in such a way that it can be displaced by the adjusting unit. the stop body has a first stop section which comprises at least two first partial sections and at least one intermediate first section, wherein the first partial sections are convex and the first intermediate section is concave, characterised in in that the stop body is formed from a material which has a Shore D hardness value of between 40 and 80. the stop body has a first stop section which comprises at least two first partial sections and at least one intermediate first section, wherein the first partial sections are convex and the first intermediate section is concave, characterised in in that the stop body is formed from a material which has a Shore D hardness value of between 40 and 80.
An apparatus for determining an estimated pitch lag, comprising: an input interface for receiving a plurality of original pitch lag values, and a pitch lag estimator for estimating the estimated pitch lag, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag depending on a plurality of original pitch lag values and depending on a plurality of information values, wherein for each original pitch lag value of the plurality of original pitch lag values, an information value of the plurality of information values is assigned to said original pitch lag value, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag depending on the plurality of original pitch lag values and depending on a plurality of pitch gain values as the plurality of information values, wherein for each original pitch lag value of the plurality of original pitch lag values, a pitch gain value of the plurality of pitch gain values is assigned to said original pitch lag value, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag by minimizing an error function, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag by determining two parameters a, b, by minimizing the error function err = ∑ i = 0 k g p i ⋅ a + b ⋅ i − P i 2, wherein a is a real number, wherein b is a real number, wherein k is an integer with k ≥ 2, and wherein P ( i) is the i -th original pitch lag value, wherein g p ( i) is the i -th pitch gain value being assigned to the i -th pitch lag value P ( i). an input interface for receiving a plurality of original pitch lag values, and a pitch lag estimator for estimating the estimated pitch lag, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag depending on a plurality of original pitch lag values and depending on a plurality of information values, wherein for each original pitch lag value of the plurality of original pitch lag values, an information value of the plurality of information values is assigned to said original pitch lag value, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag depending on the plurality of original pitch lag values and depending on a plurality of pitch gain values as the plurality of information values, wherein for each original pitch lag value of the plurality of original pitch lag values, a pitch gain value of the plurality of pitch gain values is assigned to said original pitch lag value, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag by minimizing an error function, wherein the pitch lag estimator is configured to estimate the estimated pitch lag by determining two parameters a, b, by minimizing the error function err = ∑ i = 0 k g p i ⋅ a + b ⋅ i − P i 2, wherein a is a real number, wherein b is a real number, wherein k is an integer with k ≥ 2, and wherein P ( i) is the i -th original pitch lag value, wherein g p ( i) is the i -th pitch gain value being assigned to the i -th pitch lag value P ( i).
Oven light, - having a mounting sleeve which can be anchored in a recess of a cooking cavity wall, - a light-permeable cover which closes the recess of the cooking cavity wall, - an illuminating means which is disposed behind the light-permeable cover and the emitted light of which is used to illuminate the cooking cavity, and - the illuminating means is provided in the form of at least one LED which emits light in the shape of a light cone, and - the LED is disposed on a cooling element which dissipates the operating heat of the LED, and - a heat barrier is disposed between the cover and the LED which protects the LED from a cooking temperature, and - the light cone penetrates the mounting plane of the heat barrier, characterised in that - the heat barrier has at least one heat shield (27, 28, 29) with an opening (35, 36, 37) through which the light of the LED passes in the direction towards the cover, - the heat barrier comprises several disc-shaped heat shields (25, 26, 27) which are disposed between the LED and cover and spaced at a different distance from the LED, and the opening (35, 36, 37) of every heat shield (27, 28, 29) substantially corresponds in terms of shape and/or width to the contour of the light cone in the respective mounting plane (E1, E2, E3) of every heat shield (27, 28, 29). - having a mounting sleeve which can be anchored in a recess of a cooking cavity wall, - a light-permeable cover which closes the recess of the cooking cavity wall, - an illuminating means which is disposed behind the light-permeable cover and the emitted light of which is used to illuminate the cooking cavity, and - the illuminating means is provided in the form of at least one LED which emits light in the shape of a light cone, and - the LED is disposed on a cooling element which dissipates the operating heat of the LED, and - a heat barrier is disposed between the cover and the LED which protects the LED from a cooking temperature, and - the light cone penetrates the mounting plane of the heat barrier, characterised in that - the heat barrier has at least one heat shield (27, 28, 29) with an opening (35, 36, 37) through which the light of the LED passes in the direction towards the cover, - the heat barrier comprises several disc-shaped heat shields (25, 26, 27) which are disposed between the LED and cover and spaced at a different distance from the LED, and the opening (35, 36, 37) of every heat shield (27, 28, 29) substantially corresponds in terms of shape and/or width to the contour of the light cone in the respective mounting plane (E1, E2, E3) of every heat shield (27, 28, 29).
A radiolabeled alkyl phospholipid compound of Formula I wherein X is an isotope of iodine; n is an integer between 12 and 30; and Y is selected from the group comprising N + H 3, HN + 2, N + H 2 R, and N + 3, wherein R is an alkyl or arylalkyl substituent, for use in a method of treating cancer, said method comprising administering to a patient in need thereof a therapeutically effective amount of the compound of Formula I, wherein said therapeutically effective amount of said radiolabeled alkyl phospholipid compound is sufficient to penetrate into said cancer stem cells and wherein a population of said cancer stem cells is reduced.
An air suspension device for a vehicle having an internal combustion engine, comprising a first compressed-air tank which is connected to the internal combustion engine of the vehicle such that the internal combustion engine can push compressed air into the first compressed-air tank, air springs for suspending the vehicle, a second compressed-air tank which is connected to the air springs, characterised in that a compressed-air line connects the first compressed-air tank to the second compressed-air tank, and a switching device is arranged in the compressed-air line, from which a further compressed-air line leads to the air springs.
A system comprising a die tool and connection pins, wherein the die tool is adapted for mounting the connection pins in respective through-holes provided in a component carrier forming a module for an electronic assembly, each pin having an anchoring part for insertion into said through-hole, a contact part adapted to extend outside said through-hole and having a contact end adapted for contact with the surface of another module of the electronic assembly, and a flange part adapted to abut against said component carrier and located between said anchoring part and said contact part, characterized in that the die tool of the system comprises: a die having several similar recesses all adapted to receive a contact end of the contact part of a connection pin, all recesses having a bottom surface with a high hardness sufficient enough to withstand a force exerted during anchoring of the pin in the component carrier without any deformation of the surface, and the bottom surfaces of all of the recesses having a high level of co-planarity adapted to predetermined requirements for the connection pins. a die having several similar recesses all adapted to receive a contact end of the contact part of a connection pin, all recesses having a bottom surface with a high hardness sufficient enough to withstand a force exerted during anchoring of the pin in the component carrier without any deformation of the surface, and the bottom surfaces of all of the recesses having a high level of co-planarity adapted to predetermined requirements for the connection pins.
Roll stand for rolling metallic material, comprising two roll housings with a housing cross member, wherein a roll is rotatably mounted in the roll housings, wherein the roll is operatively connected with a balancing cross member and wherein at least one hydraulic piston-cylinder system, by which a tension force can be generated between the housing cross member and the balancing cross member, is arranged in the housing cross member, characterised in that the piston-cylinder system comprises a cylinder housing with an upper axial end and a lower axial end, wherein a piston is displaceably arranged in the cylinder housing and wherein the piston projects beyond the cylinder housing in every operational state not only at the upper axial end thereof, but also at the lower axial end thereof.