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A queue scheduling method for use in a queue scheduling device, the method comprising: receiving an enqueuing trigger message by a scheduling extension unit after a queue is written in a queue cache, wherein the enqueuing trigger message includes a queue identifier and queue information of the queue; writing the queue identifier in a queue identifier cache of the scheduling extension unit, and setting a state of the queue identifier indicating that the queue identifier is in the queue identifier cache by the scheduling extension unit; wherein when authorization arrives from an authorization unit, acquiring the queue information of the queue according to an authorized queue number to form an authorization report and sending the authorization report to a scheduling unit by the scheduling extension unit; and wherein when no authorization arrives from the authorization unit, acquiring queue information of the queue and sending an enqueuing report to the scheduling unit by the scheduling extension unit; and determining, by the scheduling unit, whether to schedule the queue according to the queue information of the queue after the scheduling unit receives the enqueuing report or the authorization report. receiving an enqueuing trigger message by a scheduling extension unit after a queue is written in a queue cache, wherein the enqueuing trigger message includes a queue identifier and queue information of the queue; writing the queue identifier in a queue identifier cache of the scheduling extension unit, and setting a state of the queue identifier indicating that the queue identifier is in the queue identifier cache by the scheduling extension unit; wherein when authorization arrives from an authorization unit, acquiring the queue information of the queue according to an authorized queue number to form an authorization report and sending the authorization report to a scheduling unit by the scheduling extension unit; and wherein when no authorization arrives from the authorization unit, acquiring queue information of the queue and sending an enqueuing report to the scheduling unit by the scheduling extension unit; and determining, by the scheduling unit, whether to schedule the queue according to the queue information of the queue after the scheduling unit receives the enqueuing report or the authorization report.
Refrigeration installation having at least a. one warm connection element, which is thermally connected to parts to be cooled of a device, b. a cold connection element, which is thermally connected to a heat sink, c. a heat pipe composed of poorly thermally conductive material, which is connected to the warm connection element at a first end and is mechanically detachably connected to the cold connection element at a second end, and whose interior is at least partially filled with a fluid which can circulate on the basis of a thermosiphon effect, and d. a pipeline which is connected at a first end to the interior of the heat pipe and is designed such that at least parts of the pipeline are geodetically higher than the liquid level, e. in which case the fluid can be pumped out via the pipeline for thermal isolation of the connection elements (101, 103), characterized in that f. a capability is provided to rotate about an axis which runs essentially parallel to an axis of symmetry of the heat pipe, and g. the heat pipe has a larger cross section in a first area, which is connected to the warm connection element, than in a second area, which is connected to the cold connection element, and those parts of the heat pipe which connect the first area and the second area to one another are designed such that coolant which has condensed in the second area can pass without any impediment under the influence of the force of gravity into the first area. a. one warm connection element, which is thermally connected to parts to be cooled of a device, b. a cold connection element, which is thermally connected to a heat sink, c. a heat pipe composed of poorly thermally conductive material, which is connected to the warm connection element at a first end and is mechanically detachably connected to the cold connection element at a second end, and whose interior is at least partially filled with a fluid which can circulate on the basis of a thermosiphon effect, and d. a pipeline which is connected at a first end to the interior of the heat pipe and is designed such that at least parts of the pipeline are geodetically higher than the liquid level, e. in which case the fluid can be pumped out via the pipeline for thermal isolation of the connection elements (101, 103), f. a capability is provided to rotate about an axis which runs essentially parallel to an axis of symmetry of the heat pipe, and g. the heat pipe has a larger cross section in a first area, which is connected to the warm connection element, than in a second area, which is connected to the cold connection element, and those parts of the heat pipe which connect the first area and the second area to one another are designed such that coolant which has condensed in the second area can pass without any impediment under the influence of the force of gravity into the first area.
A kit comprising a reagent container comprising a first well and a second well, wherein the second well contains a second reagent comprising a reaction buffer for amplifying a nucleic acid, characterized in that the first well contains a first reagent comprising (i) a nucleotide and/or a nucleic acid component and (ii) an enzyme and an enzyme stabilizer assisting the enzyme to maintain its activity, without a reaction buffer. the second well contains a second reagent comprising a reaction buffer for amplifying a nucleic acid, characterized in that the first well contains a first reagent comprising (i) a nucleotide and/or a nucleic acid component and (ii) an enzyme and an enzyme stabilizer assisting the enzyme to maintain its activity, without a reaction buffer.
A method of isolating tenants using containers to service requests in a multi-tenant environment, the method comprising: receiving a first request for a first service provided by a first tenant; selecting an empty container in the multi-tenant environment; loading from a data store a first configuration that implements the first service into the container; servicing the first request from the container; receiving a second request for a second service provided by a second tenant; saving back to the data store runtime state information of the first service; flushing the first configuration from the container; loading from the data store a second configuration that implements the second service into the container; and servicing the second request from the container. receiving a first request for a first service provided by a first tenant; selecting an empty container in the multi-tenant environment; loading from a data store a first configuration that implements the first service into the container; servicing the first request from the container; receiving a second request for a second service provided by a second tenant; saving back to the data store runtime state information of the first service; flushing the first configuration from the container; loading from the data store a second configuration that implements the second service into the container; and servicing the second request from the container.
A scramjet, comprising: a converging inlet configured to compress an incoming air stream; a combustor comprising a combustion chamber downstream of the converging inlet, wherein the combustor is configured to introduce a fuel stream into the air stream in the combustion chamber to create a fuel air mixture stream, and to ignite and combust the fuel air mixture stream to create an exhaust stream, wherein the combustor comprises a fuel injection system comprising at least one arcjet configured to inject the fuel stream into the air stream in the combustion chamber at a fuel speed that is sufficient to create shear between the fuel stream and the air stream; and a diverging exit nozzle downstream of the combustion chamber and configured to accelerate the exhaust stream to produce thrust of the scramjet. a converging inlet configured to compress an incoming air stream; a combustor comprising a combustion chamber downstream of the converging inlet, wherein the combustor is configured to introduce a fuel stream into the air stream in the combustion chamber to create a fuel air mixture stream, and to ignite and combust the fuel air mixture stream to create an exhaust stream, wherein the combustor comprises a fuel injection system comprising at least one arcjet configured to inject the fuel stream into the air stream in the combustion chamber at a fuel speed that is sufficient to create shear between the fuel stream and the air stream; and a diverging exit nozzle downstream of the combustion chamber and configured to accelerate the exhaust stream to produce thrust of the scramjet.
Clutch apparatus having at least one torque-transmitting device which can be engaged and/or disengaged in an axial direction by way of a lever element and which exhibits frictional engagement in the engaged state, and having at least one wear-compensating readjustment device which has at least one rotatable ramp ring, which can be at least temporarily clamped by way of the lever element, and at least one rotatably mounted spindle drive, which acts on the ramp ring and which has a spindle shaft, wherein a sensing device is formed so as to sense a state of wear of the torque-transmitting device during the engagement of the torque-transmitting device in a manner dependent on a distance to a component, which is fixed with respect to a housing, of the clutch apparatus, wherein the wear-compensating readjustment device has at least one continuously variable freewheel unit which has at least one wrap spring or at least one sleeve-type freewheel and which serves for rotating the spindle shaft in the case of a state of wear of the torque-transmitting device being sensed, and the continuously variable freewheel unit can, by way of the sensing device, during disengagement of the torque-transmitting device, be driven for the purposes of wear-compensating readjustment by rotation of the spindle shaft, characterized in that the sensing device has a finger which acts on a spring end of the wrap spring or on an actuation lever of the sleeve-type freewheel counter to the action of an energy store.
A friction material comprising: a resin; and a fibrous base material impregnated with the resin and having a single ply, the fibrous base material including; a plurality of aramid fibers present in a first amount; a plurality of polyacrylonitrile-based carbon fibers present in a second amount that is less than the first amount; and diatomaceous earth present in a third amount that is greater than the first amount; wherein the fibrous base material is free from activated carbon; and wherein the third amount is greater than or equal to 45 parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the fibrous base material. a resin; and a fibrous base material impregnated with the resin and having a single ply, the fibrous base material including; a plurality of aramid fibers present in a first amount; a plurality of polyacrylonitrile-based carbon fibers present in a second amount that is less than the first amount; and diatomaceous earth present in a third amount that is greater than the first amount; wherein the fibrous base material is free from activated carbon; and wherein the third amount is greater than or equal to 45 parts by weight based on 100 parts by weight of the fibrous base material.
A polypeptide having improved thermal stability and at the same time improved intrinsic activity in a 2,2'-azino-bis(3-ethylbenzothiazoline-6-sulfonic acid) assay (ABTS assay) as compared to wild-type glucose oxidase from Aspergillus niger according to the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1, wherein said polypeptide comprises variations at positions corresponding to the amino acid residues T30 and I94 in the wild-type glucose oxidase from Aspergillus niger according to the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 1, and at least one or more further variations at positions corresponding to amino acid residues A162, M556, R537, R37 or V106, and wherein the amino acid sequence of said polypeptide has at least a minimum percentage sequence identity of at least 80% to the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO. 1.
An ink set comprising at least a yellow ink composition, a magenta ink composition, and a cyan ink composition, wherein the yellow ink composition contains, as a yellow colorant, a compound represented by the following formula (Y-I) and/or a salt thereof, each of a yellow colorant, a magenta colorant and a cyan colorant respectively contained in the yellow ink composition, the magenta ink composition and the cyan ink composition, has at least one ionic hydrophilic group selected from a sulfo group, a carboxyl group and a hydroxyl group, a counter ion of the ionic hydrophilic group contains a lithium ion, and (i) the lithium ion concentration is 70 mol% or more based on total cations in each ink composition; or (ii) the mol number per ink unit weight of the lithium ion contained in the yellow ink composition is from 2.0×10 -5 to 1.0×10 -3 mol/g, the mol number per ink unit weight of the lithium ion contained in the magenta ink composition is from 2.0×10 -6 to 1.0×10 -3 mol/g, and the mol number per ink unit weight of the lithium ion contained in the cyan ink composition is from 5.0×10 -6 to 1.0×10 -3 mol/g: wherein G represents a heterocyclic group; n represents an integer of 1 to 3; when n is 1, R, X, Y, Z, Q and G each represents a monovalent group; when n is 2, R, X, Y, Z, Q and G each represents a monovalent or divalent substituent, and at least one member represents a divalent substituent; and when n is 3, R, X, Y, Z, Q and G each represents a monovalent, divalent or trivalent substituent, and at least two members represent a divalent substituent or at least one member represents a trivalent substituent, provided that formula (Y-I) has at least one ionic hydrophilic group and a counter ion of the ionic hydrophilic group contains a lithium ion. (i) the lithium ion concentration is 70 mol% or more based on total cations in each ink composition; or (ii) the mol number per ink unit weight of the lithium ion contained in the yellow ink composition is from 2.0×10 -5 to 1.0×10 -3 mol/g, the mol number per ink unit weight of the lithium ion contained in the magenta ink composition is from 2.0×10 -6 to 1.0×10 -3 mol/g, and the mol number per ink unit weight of the lithium ion contained in the cyan ink composition is from 5.0×10 -6 to 1.0×10 -3 mol/g: wherein G represents a heterocyclic group; n represents an integer of 1 to 3; when n is 1, R, X, Y, Z, Q and G each represents a monovalent group; when n is 2, R, X, Y, Z, Q and G each represents a monovalent or divalent substituent, and at least one member represents a divalent substituent; and when n is 3, R, X, Y, Z, Q and G each represents a monovalent, divalent or trivalent substituent, and at least two members represent a divalent substituent or at least one member represents a trivalent substituent, provided that formula (Y-I) has at least one ionic hydrophilic group and a counter ion of the ionic hydrophilic group contains a lithium ion.
A method comprising: receiving, wirelessly at a precision fluidic temperature control device, a machine-readable code, the fluidic temperature control device including a processor, a memory, a display, a heating element, and an agitator; wherein the fluidic temperature control device is sealed against water and can be submersed in a container of liquid without damaging the device, the precision fluidic temperature control device being configured to heat the liquid to a constant precise temperature; the method further comprising: using an optical reader to read a machine-readable code; translating, at the fluidic temperature control device, the machine-readable code into one or more cooking attributes; determining, at the fluid temperature control device, a temperature and cook time based on the one or more cooking attributes; and automatically configuring the fluid temperature control device to the temperature and the cook time; wherein the machine-readable code comprises a QR code or 3D barcode. receiving, wirelessly at a precision fluidic temperature control device, a machine-readable code, the fluidic temperature control device including a processor, a memory, a display, a heating element, and an agitator; wherein the fluidic temperature control device is sealed against water and can be submersed in a container of liquid without damaging the device, the precision fluidic temperature control device being configured to heat the liquid to a constant precise temperature; the method further comprising: using an optical reader to read a machine-readable code; translating, at the fluidic temperature control device, the machine-readable code into one or more cooking attributes; determining, at the fluid temperature control device, a temperature and cook time based on the one or more cooking attributes; and automatically configuring the fluid temperature control device to the temperature and the cook time; wherein the machine-readable code comprises a QR code or 3D barcode. using an optical reader to read a machine-readable code; translating, at the fluidic temperature control device, the machine-readable code into one or more cooking attributes; determining, at the fluid temperature control device, a temperature and cook time based on the one or more cooking attributes; and automatically configuring the fluid temperature control device to the temperature and the cook time; wherein the machine-readable code comprises a QR code or 3D barcode.
An aircrew automation system for use in an aircraft, the aircrew automation system comprising: a core platform; a human machine interface operatively coupled with the core platform to provide an interface between an aircrew member and the aircrew automation system; an aircrew health monitoring system operatively coupled with the core platform to monitor one or more health parameters for the aircrew member; an aircraft state monitoring system coupled with the core platform to determine flight situation data; and an actuation system operatively coupled with the core platform to actuate one or more flight controls of the aircraft based in response to commands from the core platform, wherein the aircraft state monitoring system is a perception system to visually monitor one or more cockpit instruments of the aircraft to generate the flight situation data. a core platform; a human machine interface operatively coupled with the core platform to provide an interface between an aircrew member and the aircrew automation system; an aircrew health monitoring system operatively coupled with the core platform to monitor one or more health parameters for the aircrew member; an aircraft state monitoring system coupled with the core platform to determine flight situation data; and an actuation system operatively coupled with the core platform to actuate one or more flight controls of the aircraft based in response to commands from the core platform, wherein the aircraft state monitoring system is a perception system to visually monitor one or more cockpit instruments of the aircraft to generate the flight situation data.
An arrangement for providing information of an alignment of a catheter, the arrangement comprises: a catheter; and a sensor arrangement comprising a first sensor and a second sensor, wherein the first and the second sensors are adapted to measure respective velocities of the fluid flow, and wherein the first and second sensors are arranged at a circumference of the catheter, wherein the first and second sensors are adapted to provide information such that an alignment of the catheter with respect to a direction of the fluid flow is determinable based on the respective velocities of the fluid flow measured by the first and second sensors, wherein the information is a measured signal and the alignment is determinable by analysing a difference between the measured signals, characterised in that the first and second sensors have a semi-circular shape, wherein the semi-circular shape has a flat part and an arc, wherein the flat parts of the first and second sensors are parallel to each other, and in that the first and the second sensor are arranged such that a sum of the two signals coming from the first and second sensors is always proportional to a flow velocity magnitude. a catheter; and a sensor arrangement comprising a first sensor and a second sensor, wherein the first and the second sensors are adapted to measure respective velocities of the fluid flow, and wherein the first and second sensors are arranged at a circumference of the catheter, wherein the first and second sensors are adapted to provide information such that an alignment of the catheter with respect to a direction of the fluid flow is determinable based on the respective velocities of the fluid flow measured by the first and second sensors, wherein the information is a measured signal and the alignment is determinable by analysing a difference between the measured signals, characterised in that the first and second sensors have a semi-circular shape, wherein the semi-circular shape has a flat part and an arc, wherein the flat parts of the first and second sensors are parallel to each other, and in that the first and the second sensor are arranged such that a sum of the two signals coming from the first and second sensors is always proportional to a flow velocity magnitude.
An intraluminal imaging device, comprising: a flexible elongate member configured to be positioned within a body lumen of a patient, the flexible elongate member comprising a plurality of coaxial cables, wherein each of the plurality of coaxial cables comprises a conductive shield layer; and an ultrasound imaging assembly positioned at a distal portion of the flexible elongate member and in communication with the plurality of coaxial cables, the ultrasound imaging assembly comprising: a transducer array configured to obtain ultrasound data; and a first conductive pad, wherein the conductive shield layer of each of the plurality of coaxial cables is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first conductive pad; and characterized in that the intraluminal imaging device further comprises a solder mass positioned over the first conductive pad, wherein the conductive shield layer of each of the plurality of coaxial cables is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first conductive pad and to one another via the solder mass. a flexible elongate member configured to be positioned within a body lumen of a patient, the flexible elongate member comprising a plurality of coaxial cables, wherein each of the plurality of coaxial cables comprises a conductive shield layer; and an ultrasound imaging assembly positioned at a distal portion of the flexible elongate member and in communication with the plurality of coaxial cables, the ultrasound imaging assembly comprising: a transducer array configured to obtain ultrasound data; and a first conductive pad, wherein the conductive shield layer of each of the plurality of coaxial cables is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first conductive pad; and characterized in that the intraluminal imaging device further comprises a solder mass positioned over the first conductive pad, wherein the conductive shield layer of each of the plurality of coaxial cables is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first conductive pad and to one another via the solder mass. a transducer array configured to obtain ultrasound data; and a first conductive pad, wherein the conductive shield layer of each of the plurality of coaxial cables is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first conductive pad; and characterized in that the intraluminal imaging device further comprises a solder mass positioned over the first conductive pad, wherein the conductive shield layer of each of the plurality of coaxial cables is mechanically and electrically coupled to the first conductive pad and to one another via the solder mass.