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A contactor for a component that is attached to a printed circuit board and which is contacted by means of a plurality of terminal contacts (9a, 9b) to the printed circuit board, wherein the contactor comprises: - a component seat into which the component can be inserted, at least sectionally, along a direction of insertion, - a plurality of contacting means (19a, 19b), wherein - the contacting means (19a, 19b) are electrically conductive, and wherein - when in an operating position, the contacting means (19a, 19b) each contact an associated terminal contact (9a, 9b) of the component attached to the printed circuit board. characterized in that - each of the contacting means (19a, 19b) is arranged at a distance from the component seat in a direction that is oriented perpendicular to the direction of insertion, and - the contacting means (19a, 19b) extend beyond the component seat opposite the direction of insertion. - a component seat into which the component can be inserted, at least sectionally, along a direction of insertion, - a plurality of contacting means (19a, 19b), wherein - the contacting means (19a, 19b) are electrically conductive, and wherein - when in an operating position, the contacting means (19a, 19b) each contact an associated terminal contact (9a, 9b) of the component attached to the printed circuit board. - the contacting means (19a, 19b) are electrically conductive, and wherein - when in an operating position, the contacting means (19a, 19b) each contact an associated terminal contact (9a, 9b) of the component attached to the printed circuit board. - each of the contacting means (19a, 19b) is arranged at a distance from the component seat in a direction that is oriented perpendicular to the direction of insertion, and - the contacting means (19a, 19b) extend beyond the component seat opposite the direction of insertion.
Process for lightening keratin fibres, in particular human keratin fibres such as the hair, which consists in i) placing the keratin fibres in contact with a substrate comprising on its surface one or more solid chemical oxidizing agents, the said solid chemical oxidizing agent(s) being deposited onto the surface of the said substrate by printing, and then ii) in applying to the fibres an aqueous composition comprising one or more chemical oxidizing agents and one or more alkaline agents.
A living room convergence device for carrying out multiple living room media functions in one device, comprising: a case including a bottom portion that includes a plurality of air intake holes and a top portion that includes a plurality of air exhaust holes; a mainboard; a central processor; and a thermal solution including: a heatsink sitting atop the mainboard of the living room convergence device, the heatsink being configured to dissipate heat from the central processor; and a fan assembly including rotating fan blades and a motor that drives the rotating fan blades, creating a bottom-to-up swirling airflow starting from the plurality of air intake holes and exiting through the plurality of air exhaust holes; characterized in that the motor drives a fan belt around a motor ring and a blade ring holding the rotating fan blades to cause the rotation of the rotating fan blades; and wherein a ratio of radii between the blade ring and the motor ring permits slow rotation speeds as compared to a direct-drive fan, the ratio preferably being 10:1. a case including a bottom portion that includes a plurality of air intake holes and a top portion that includes a plurality of air exhaust holes; a mainboard; a central processor; and a thermal solution including: a heatsink sitting atop the mainboard of the living room convergence device, the heatsink being configured to dissipate heat from the central processor; and a fan assembly including rotating fan blades and a motor that drives the rotating fan blades, creating a bottom-to-up swirling airflow starting from the plurality of air intake holes and exiting through the plurality of air exhaust holes; characterized in that the motor drives a fan belt around a motor ring and a blade ring holding the rotating fan blades to cause the rotation of the rotating fan blades; and wherein a ratio of radii between the blade ring and the motor ring permits slow rotation speeds as compared to a direct-drive fan, the ratio preferably being 10:1. a heatsink sitting atop the mainboard of the living room convergence device, the heatsink being configured to dissipate heat from the central processor; and a fan assembly including rotating fan blades and a motor that drives the rotating fan blades, creating a bottom-to-up swirling airflow starting from the plurality of air intake holes and exiting through the plurality of air exhaust holes; characterized in that the motor drives a fan belt around a motor ring and a blade ring holding the rotating fan blades to cause the rotation of the rotating fan blades; and wherein a ratio of radii between the blade ring and the motor ring permits slow rotation speeds as compared to a direct-drive fan, the ratio preferably being 10:1.
A method of wireless communications by a first node, comprising: preparing at least a first medium access control, MAC, control element, CE, related to sidelink communications between two user equipments, UEs; sending (704, 902) the first MAC-CE on at least one of a sidelink or a cellular link, wherein the first MAC-CE is designed to activate or deactivate resources or a service; providing routing information for the first MAC-CE, wherein content of the routing information depends, at least in part, on whether the first MAC-CE is sent via the sidelink, the cellular link, or an aggregation of the sidelink and the cellular link; and determining timing for the activation or deactivation of the resources or the service based, at least in part, on an acknowledgment of the first MAC-CE and the routing information. preparing at least a first medium access control, MAC, control element, CE, related to sidelink communications between two user equipments, UEs; sending (704, 902) the first MAC-CE on at least one of a sidelink or a cellular link, wherein the first MAC-CE is designed to activate or deactivate resources or a service; providing routing information for the first MAC-CE, wherein content of the routing information depends, at least in part, on whether the first MAC-CE is sent via the sidelink, the cellular link, or an aggregation of the sidelink and the cellular link; and determining timing for the activation or deactivation of the resources or the service based, at least in part, on an acknowledgment of the first MAC-CE and the routing information.
A resistive random access memory comprising first and second resistive memory devices (108, 114; 536, 538) configured as a memory cell and a cross coupled read circuit (102, 104, 110) coupled with the first and second resistive memory devices (108, 114; 536, 538) for reading conductive state values thereof, wherein a one bit value is stored when the first and second resistive memory devices (108, 114; 536, 538) are programmed for different conductive state values, wherein sources of first and second transistors (514, 522) are coupled with respective ones of the first and second resistive memory devices (536, 538), wherein the sources are degenerated by the connected first and second resistive memory devices (536, 538) and wherein first and second parasitic capacitors (106, 112) are coupled between the drains of the first and second transistors (514, 522) and a reference potential; and a diode connected transistor coupled to the first and second transistors and configured for biasing said first and second transistors and sinking a reference current; wherein the resistive random access memory is configured to pre-charge the first and second parasitic capacitors (106, 112) and subsequently discharge the first and second parasitic capacitors (106, 112) through the first and second transistors (514, 522) wherein due to the different conductive states the capacitors are discharged with different slopes which is detected by the cross coupled read circuit.
Process for optical coherence tomography, comprising: - recording a plurality of first OCT slice images, each first slice image representing a different slice of an object, - ascertaining a reference figure that is representative of the three-dimensional contour of at least one structural feature of the object in a given three-dimensional coordinate system (x, y, z) by feature recognition of the at least one structural feature in each of the first slice images, - recording a plurality of second OCT slice images, each second slice image representing a different slice of the object, wherein a time-period needed for the recording of a first slice image is shorter than a time-period needed for the recording of a second slice image, - displacing at least a fraction of the second slice images in the coordinate system (x, y, z) until each second slice image is in feature overlap with the reference figure, and - generating a set of three-dimensional OCT image data at least from the feature-overlapped second slice images. - recording a plurality of first OCT slice images, each first slice image representing a different slice of an object, - ascertaining a reference figure that is representative of the three-dimensional contour of at least one structural feature of the object in a given three-dimensional coordinate system (x, y, z) by feature recognition of the at least one structural feature in each of the first slice images, - recording a plurality of second OCT slice images, each second slice image representing a different slice of the object, wherein a time-period needed for the recording of a first slice image is shorter than a time-period needed for the recording of a second slice image, - displacing at least a fraction of the second slice images in the coordinate system (x, y, z) until each second slice image is in feature overlap with the reference figure, and - generating a set of three-dimensional OCT image data at least from the feature-overlapped second slice images.
Method of preparation of a composition comprising extracellular vesicles for treating celiac disease, said method being characterized in that it comprises: - a step of extraction of extracellular vesicles from mesenchymal stem cells, derived from a single sample of chorion in advance separated from the placenta in a step of separation chorion-placenta, and - a step (251, 252 253) of sterilization and elimination of contaminating proteins from a semi-finished fluid containing said extracellular vesicles, wherein said step (251, 252, 253) of sterilization and elimination of contaminating proteins comprises at least a first step of ultracentrifugation of the said semi-finished fluid, and wherein - said first step of ultracentrifugation is performed following of a phase of filtration of said semi-finished fluid; wherein said plurality of steps of centrifugation takes place on a surfloating portion of a further semi-finished comprising said mesenchymal stem cells, said further semi-finished being in advance incubated for a multi-day period of time and being subjected to a treatment of increase of immunologic properties of said mesenchymal stem cells, said treatment of increase of immunologic properties of said mesenchymal stem cells comprises a step of washing by means of PBS followed by incubation with human recombinant interferon-y. - a step of extraction of extracellular vesicles from mesenchymal stem cells, derived from a single sample of chorion in advance separated from the placenta in a step of separation chorion-placenta, and - a step (251, 252 253) of sterilization and elimination of contaminating proteins from a semi-finished fluid containing said extracellular vesicles, wherein said step (251, 252, 253) of sterilization and elimination of contaminating proteins comprises at least a first step of ultracentrifugation of the said semi-finished fluid, and wherein - said first step of ultracentrifugation is performed following of a phase of filtration of said semi-finished fluid;
Use of an open-mesh heat-set knit with weft yarns, said yarns being continuous multifilament yarns with non-elastic filaments, which exhibits an extensibility in the transverse direction, measured according to standard EN 13726-4, of between 0.01 and 0.5 N/cm, as a reinforcement in the manufacture of an adherent interface dressing comprising: - a non-adherent cohesive gel formed from a hydrophobic elastomeric matrix comprising: - for 100 parts by weight of an elastomer selected from a styrene-(ethylene/butylene)-styrene or styrene-(ethylene/propylene)-styrene triblock elastomer optionally combined with a styrene-(ethylene/butylene) or styrene-(ethylene/propylene) diblock copolymer; - 1000 to 2000 parts by weight of liquid paraffin; and - from 2 to 20 % by weight, based on the total weight of the matrix, of hydrophilic particles of a hydrocolloid as a dispersion; and - said heat-set knit, said yarns of said knit being coated with the non-adherent cohesive gel in such a way as to leave the meshes essentially unsealed. - a non-adherent cohesive gel formed from a hydrophobic elastomeric matrix comprising: - for 100 parts by weight of an elastomer selected from a styrene-(ethylene/butylene)-styrene or styrene-(ethylene/propylene)-styrene triblock elastomer optionally combined with a styrene-(ethylene/butylene) or styrene-(ethylene/propylene) diblock copolymer; - 1000 to 2000 parts by weight of liquid paraffin; and - from 2 to 20 % by weight, based on the total weight of the matrix, of hydrophilic particles of a hydrocolloid as a dispersion; and - for 100 parts by weight of an elastomer selected from a styrene-(ethylene/butylene)-styrene or styrene-(ethylene/propylene)-styrene triblock elastomer optionally combined with a styrene-(ethylene/butylene) or styrene-(ethylene/propylene) diblock copolymer; - 1000 to 2000 parts by weight of liquid paraffin; and - from 2 to 20 % by weight, based on the total weight of the matrix, of hydrophilic particles of a hydrocolloid as a dispersion; and - said heat-set knit, said yarns of said knit being coated with the non-adherent cohesive gel in such a way as to leave the meshes essentially unsealed.
Fixing arrangement having a wall-hung sanitaryware item and a fixing device (1, 101) for the sanitaryware item which has an opening on a rear side, wherein the fixing device (1, 101) has a holder (2, 102) which is attachable to a wall and on which there is arranged an engagement element (3, 103) having a counter-bearing surface (6, 106) for the sanitaryware item, which surface faces towards the wall when the holder (2, 102) has been fixed to the wall as intended, and the engagement element (3, 103) engages behind an undercut in the opening of the sanitaryware item and holds the sanitaryware item against the wall when the sanitaryware item has been fixed to the wall with the fixing device (1, 101) as intended, characterised in that the fixing device (1, 101) has a spacer element (8, 108) with a spacer surface (9, 109) on an underside (23, 123) of the fixing device (1, 101) and also has a resilient element (11, 111) which acts upon the spacer element (8, 108) in such a way that, when the fixing device (1, 101) has been fixed to the wall as intended, the spacer element (8, 108) is movable towards the counter-bearing surface in opposition to the weight force (F G) against the force of the resilient element (11, 111).
Core drilling machine, having a stand part for fixing the core drilling machine (10, 10a) to a component, having a guide on the stand part, along which a core drilling unit is movably received, wherein the stand part has a stand housing, on the end face of which the guide is received, and wherein the core drilling unit has an elongated machine housing which is movably received by means of a carriage along the guide, and having a cable which is lead from the stand part to the core drilling unit, wherein the cable is lead from the stand housing via a flexible protective sleeve to the core drilling unit and is received on the core drilling unit by means of a pivoting swivel joint, characterised in that the machine housing has a motor housing part, in which a motor is received, and a transmission housing part on which a tool holder is provided, and in that the cable with protective sleeve is received on the motor housing part by means of the pivoting swivel joint.
A compressible adjunct for use with a surgical instrument including a staple cartridge, wherein the compressible adjunct comprises: a biocompatible layer; and a plurality of biocompatible looping members protruding from the biocompatible layer, wherein each of the biocompatible looping members comprises: a first end portion attached to the biocompatible layer; a second end portion attached to the biocompatible layer; and an intermediate curved portion extending between the first end portion and the second end portion, wherein the intermediate curved portion is further away from the biocompatible layer than the first end portion and the second end portion; characterised in that the biocompatible layer comprises a plurality of tethering islands that are spaced apart from one another, and wherein each of the tethering islands is defined by the first end portion and the second end portion of at least one of the biocompatible looping members, wherein said first end portion and said second end portion intersect at that tethering island. a biocompatible layer; and a plurality of biocompatible looping members protruding from the biocompatible layer, wherein each of the biocompatible looping members comprises: a first end portion attached to the biocompatible layer; a second end portion attached to the biocompatible layer; and an intermediate curved portion extending between the first end portion and the second end portion, wherein the intermediate curved portion is further away from the biocompatible layer than the first end portion and the second end portion; characterised in that the biocompatible layer comprises a plurality of tethering islands that are spaced apart from one another, and wherein each of the tethering islands is defined by the first end portion and the second end portion of at least one of the biocompatible looping members, wherein said first end portion and said second end portion intersect at that tethering island. a first end portion attached to the biocompatible layer; a second end portion attached to the biocompatible layer; and an intermediate curved portion extending between the first end portion and the second end portion, wherein the intermediate curved portion is further away from the biocompatible layer than the first end portion and the second end portion; characterised in that the biocompatible layer comprises a plurality of tethering islands that are spaced apart from one another, and wherein each of the tethering islands is defined by the first end portion and the second end portion of at least one of the biocompatible looping members, wherein said first end portion and said second end portion intersect at that tethering island.
Board comprising: a set gypsum core disposed between two cover sheets, the core formed from a slurry comprising stucco, water and at least one pregelatinized partially hydrolyzed starch, wherein the hydrolysis at least partially depolymerizes the starch via acid and/or enzyme modification, wherein the partially hydrolyzed starch has a characteristic of a viscosity from about 0,02 Pa.s (20 centipoise) to about 0,5 Pa.s (500 centipoise) when the viscosity is measured while the starch is subjected to the conditions according to the VMA method as set forth in the present description; wherein the pregelatinized partially hydrolyzed starch is in an amount from about 0.5% to about 3% by weight of the stucco, the slurry requiring an increase in water demand to maintain a slurry fluidity at the same level that it would be without the starch that is less than the increase in water demand required by an otherwise identical slurry containing a starch having a viscosity above 0,5 Pa.s (500 centipoise) according to the VMA method; the board having a core hardness of at least about 5 kg (11 lb), as determined according to ASTM C473-10. a set gypsum core disposed between two cover sheets, the core formed from a slurry comprising stucco, water and at least one pregelatinized partially hydrolyzed starch, wherein the hydrolysis at least partially depolymerizes the starch via acid and/or enzyme modification, wherein the partially hydrolyzed starch has a characteristic of a viscosity from about 0,02 Pa.s (20 centipoise) to about 0,5 Pa.s (500 centipoise) when the viscosity is measured while the starch is subjected to the conditions according to the VMA method as set forth in the present description; wherein the pregelatinized partially hydrolyzed starch is in an amount from about 0.5% to about 3% by weight of the stucco, the slurry requiring an increase in water demand to maintain a slurry fluidity at the same level that it would be without the starch that is less than the increase in water demand required by an otherwise identical slurry containing a starch having a viscosity above 0,5 Pa.s (500 centipoise) according to the VMA method; the board having a core hardness of at least about 5 kg (11 lb), as determined according to ASTM C473-10.
A fuel injection arrangement for injecting liquid fuel into 3 cylinder of a piston engine, which arrangement comprises a first fuel injection valve, a second fuel injection valve, a pressure medium source for supplying fuel to the first fuel injection valve and to the second fuel injection valve, a selector valve, for selectively allowing flow from the pressure medium source to the first fuel injection valve or to the second fuel injection valve, a fuel supply duct for connecting the pressure medium source to the selector valve, a first fuel duct for connecting the first fuel injection valve to the selector valve, a second fuel duct for connecting the second fuel injection valve to the selector valve, and means for regulating pressure in the second fuel duct between the selector valve and the second fuel injection valve, characterized in that the arrangement comprises an overflow duct branching from the second fuel duct and the overflow duct is provided with means for regulating the pressure in the second fuel cluct.
An underwater optical wireless communication device comprising: a first light receiver configured to receive communication light emitted from another wireless communication device; a second light receiver configured to receive ambient light, which is light other than the communication light; and characterized in that the underwater optical wireless communication device comprises: a controller configured to perform control to adjust a gain of the first light receiver, based on intensity of the communication light received by the first light receiver and intensity of the ambient light received by the second light receiver. a first light receiver configured to receive communication light emitted from another wireless communication device; a second light receiver configured to receive ambient light, which is light other than the communication light; and characterized in that the underwater optical wireless communication device comprises: a controller configured to perform control to adjust a gain of the first light receiver, based on intensity of the communication light received by the first light receiver and intensity of the ambient light received by the second light receiver.