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A method for preventing an unauthorized use of a disposable bioprocess component the method comprising: providing an RFID tag that includes a memory chip that contains both a CMOS circuitry and a FRAM circuitry; providing a disposable bioprocess component; wherein the RFID tag is adapted for physical, chemical, or biological sensing in the disposable bioprocess component, thereby forming an RFID sensor; integrating the RFID sensor with the disposable bioprocess component; initializing the memory chip by applying a RF signal to the CMOS circuitry; writing error-correctable information to an FRAM portion of the memory chip; sterilizing the disposable bioprocess component and the integrated RFID sensor by means of gamma irradiation; and authenticating the disposable bioprocess component and the RFID sensor by means of detecting possible errors in data written to the FRAM memory caused by said gamma irradiation. providing an RFID tag that includes a memory chip that contains both a CMOS circuitry and a FRAM circuitry; providing a disposable bioprocess component; wherein the RFID tag is adapted for physical, chemical, or biological sensing in the disposable bioprocess component, thereby forming an RFID sensor; integrating the RFID sensor with the disposable bioprocess component; initializing the memory chip by applying a RF signal to the CMOS circuitry; writing error-correctable information to an FRAM portion of the memory chip; sterilizing the disposable bioprocess component and the integrated RFID sensor by means of gamma irradiation; and authenticating the disposable bioprocess component and the RFID sensor by means of detecting possible errors in data written to the FRAM memory caused by said gamma irradiation.
A glyphosate tolerant and corn rootworm resistant corn plant, progeny, seed or part thereof, the genome of said plant, progeny, seed or part comprises the transgene insert shown in Fig. 2 and the transgene/genomic junction sequences of SEQ ID NOs:1 and 2, the transgene insert shown in Fig. 2 being present in the corn event MON88017 deposited with American Type Culture Collection (ATCC) with accession no. PTA-5582.
Device for static mixing and heat exchange, comprising a cladding element and a mixer insert, whereby the mixer insert is in the operative state arranged inside the cladding element, whereby the mixer insert has a longitudinal axis, whereby the mixer insert consists of a first group of web elements and a second group of web elements, whereby the first group of web elements extends along a first common group plane and the second group of web elements extends along a second common group plane whereby at least a portion of the web elements (9, 10) is provided with channels (11,12), whereby the channels extend from a first end of the web element to a second end of the web element, characterized in that the cladding element comprises a corresponding channel, which is in fluid connection with the first end and the second end of the web element whereby the transition from at least one of the first and second ends of the web element to the corresponding channel in the cladding element is free from gaps, whereby the length of the channel (11, 12) is greater than the mean diameter of the cladding element if the web element (9, 10) contains the longitudinal axis.
Method for operating a battery-powered device, in which a backup capacitor is connected in parallel with the battery and with which a load is operated in pulsed mode, wherein the load obtains the charge required for the load current (I L) for the duration (T L) of the load pulse from the backup capacitor, which accordingly discharges during the load pulse and then recharges in a load recovery phase of duration (T E) directly following the load pulse, wherein the recovery phase is terminated before the backup capacitor is fully charged, by another following load pulse which terminates the recovery phase, wherein this process is continued for a number of cycles consisting of load pulse and recovery phase until the battery-powered device initiates an operating pause in the operation of the load with load pulses, characterized in that the end of the recovery phase is specified by the criterion, which can be established by a processor in the battery-powered device, that a specified voltage value on the backup capacitor or a specified duration (T E) of the recovery is reached, wherein processor is set configured for testing the criterion and terminating the recovery phase.
Method of operating a sensor installation in a vehicle, in which signals from at least one sensor designed to detect an outside temperature and data that concern a route lying before the vehicle are processed, in which a processing of the signals is changed according to the data that concern the route, characterised in that a smoothing of the signals is changed according to the data that concern the route, in which the smoothing of the signals is reduced when the vehicle enters a section of the route for which the data lead to the conclusion that the outside temperature is lower than on a previous section of the route and/or the smoothing of the signals is increased when the vehicle enters a section of the route for which the data lead to the conclusion that the outside temperature is higher than on a previous section of the route.
A rubber composition comprising at least one rubber component selected from the group consisting of a synthetic rubber and a natural rubber; a polymer of farnesene; and carbon black having an average particle size of from 5 to 100 nm, a content of the carbon black in the rubber composition being from 20 to 100 parts by mass on the basis of 100 parts by mass of the rubber component.
A cabinet for the storage of files, books or papers comprising: a floor panel, a vertically-arranged back panel fixed to the rear edge of said floor panel, vertically-arranged side panels fixed to the side edges of both said floor and back panels, a plurality of divider panels fixed to said floor and back panels and positioned parallel to and intermediate of said side panels, and a roof panel fixed to said side panels, said divider panels and said back panel; locating and releasable fixing means being provided along each panel edge abutting another panel; zones of said side and divider panels being provided with ribbing (6, 30) to stiffen them; the lower surfaces of said floor panel and upper surfaces of said roof panel being made with complementary shapings which cooperate to provide a locating function when multiple said cabinets are in stacked arrangement; the assembled cabinet being a stiff and secure structure which may be stored, transported and sold in completely knocked-down form, readily assembled by a purchaser and, if required, readily disassembled; and characterised in that the front part of said floor panel projecting outwardly beyond the outer, lower edges of said side and divider panels is formed into an apron which slopes downwardly to a thin outer edge, said apron minimising any impediment to movement of a file or the like being offered up to said open file cabinet. a floor panel, a vertically-arranged back panel fixed to the rear edge of said floor panel, vertically-arranged side panels fixed to the side edges of both said floor and back panels, a plurality of divider panels fixed to said floor and back panels and positioned parallel to and intermediate of said side panels, and a roof panel fixed to said side panels, said divider panels and said back panel; locating and releasable fixing means being provided along each panel edge abutting another panel; zones of said side and divider panels being provided with ribbing (6, 30) to stiffen them; the lower surfaces of said floor panel and upper surfaces of said roof panel being made with complementary shapings which cooperate to provide a locating function when multiple said cabinets are in stacked arrangement; the assembled cabinet being a stiff and secure structure which may be stored, transported and sold in completely knocked-down form, readily assembled by a purchaser and, if required, readily disassembled; and characterised in that the front part of said floor panel projecting outwardly beyond the outer, lower edges of said side and divider panels is formed into an apron which slopes downwardly to a thin outer edge, said apron minimising any impediment to movement of a file or the like being offered up to said open file cabinet.
An accessory apparatus, comprising: a housing; an internal microcontroller contained within the housing; an apparatus connector encased in the housing and exposed to an exterior environment, the apparatus connector being configured to mate with a corresponding accessory connector of a physical controller to electrically connect the internal microcontroller to the physical controller, the physical controller having a plurality of physical controls for triggering signals to control an application executed by a computing device; a plurality of auxiliary accessory connectors encased in the housing and exposed to the exterior environment, each auxiliary accessory connector being configured to enable a separate auxiliary user input device to operatively connect to the accessory apparatus and electrically connect with the internal microcontroller; and wherein the internal microcontroller is configured to: receive an input control signal from an auxiliary user input device operatively connected to an auxiliary accessory connector of the plurality of auxiliary accessory connectors, map the input control signal to a mapped control signal corresponding to a physical control of the plurality of physical controls, and send the mapped control signal to the physical controller via the apparatus connector. a housing; an internal microcontroller contained within the housing; an apparatus connector encased in the housing and exposed to an exterior environment, the apparatus connector being configured to mate with a corresponding accessory connector of a physical controller to electrically connect the internal microcontroller to the physical controller, the physical controller having a plurality of physical controls for triggering signals to control an application executed by a computing device; a plurality of auxiliary accessory connectors encased in the housing and exposed to the exterior environment, each auxiliary accessory connector being configured to enable a separate auxiliary user input device to operatively connect to the accessory apparatus and electrically connect with the internal microcontroller; and wherein the internal microcontroller is configured to: receive an input control signal from an auxiliary user input device operatively connected to an auxiliary accessory connector of the plurality of auxiliary accessory connectors, map the input control signal to a mapped control signal corresponding to a physical control of the plurality of physical controls, and send the mapped control signal to the physical controller via the apparatus connector. receive an input control signal from an auxiliary user input device operatively connected to an auxiliary accessory connector of the plurality of auxiliary accessory connectors, map the input control signal to a mapped control signal corresponding to a physical control of the plurality of physical controls, and send the mapped control signal to the physical controller via the apparatus connector.
A method of detecting whether a receiver coil is near a transmit coil in a wireless power transfer system (WPTS), said method being characterized by: applying a pseudo-random signal to the transmit coil; while the pseudo-random signal is being applied to the transmit coil, recording one or more signals produced within the WPTS in response to the applied pseudo-random signal; by using the one or more recorded signals, generating a dynamic system model for some aspect of the WPTS; and using the generated dynamic system model in combination with stored training data to determine whether an object having characteristics distinguishing the object as a receiver coil is near the transmit coil. applying a pseudo-random signal to the transmit coil; while the pseudo-random signal is being applied to the transmit coil, recording one or more signals produced within the WPTS in response to the applied pseudo-random signal; by using the one or more recorded signals, generating a dynamic system model for some aspect of the WPTS; and using the generated dynamic system model in combination with stored training data to determine whether an object having characteristics distinguishing the object as a receiver coil is near the transmit coil.
An electrochromic device comprising a first substrate made of untempered glass, the linear thermal expansion coefficient of which is between 35 and 60 × 10 -7 /°C, said substrate being coated with a stack comprising at least one transparent electrically conductive layer (2, 4), one layer of an electrochromic material, one layer of an ionically conductive electrolyte and one counterelectrode, in which the glass substrate has a chemical composition comprising the following constituents, within the weight limits defined below: SiO 2 50 to 82% B 2 O 3 0 to 20% Al 2 O 3 0 to 22% MgO 0 to 10% CaO 0 to 15% SrO 0 to 5% BaO 0 to 15% CaO+MgO+BaO+SrO 0 to 15% Na 2 O 0 to 6% K 2 O 0 to 8% Na 2 O+K 2 O 0 to 8%, And in which the electrochromic material is based on tungsten oxide or iridium oxide.
A garment fastening product for a garment, comprising: a first article coupleable to a second article for fastening the garment, the first article comprising: a first substrate; and an array of first conductive fasteners attached to the first substrate, wherein the first conductive fasteners are engageable with second conductive fasteners of the second article for coupling the first and second articles (100,200) together and forming a conductive connection therethrough, characterised in that: the array of first conductive fasteners comprises a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns; and the first article further comprises a set of first conductive paths disposed conductively along the rows of first conductive fasteners. a first article coupleable to a second article for fastening the garment, the first article comprising: a first substrate; and an array of first conductive fasteners attached to the first substrate, a first substrate; and an array of first conductive fasteners attached to the first substrate, wherein the first conductive fasteners are engageable with second conductive fasteners of the second article for coupling the first and second articles (100,200) together and forming a conductive connection therethrough, characterised in that: the array of first conductive fasteners comprises a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns; and the first article further comprises a set of first conductive paths disposed conductively along the rows of first conductive fasteners. the array of first conductive fasteners comprises a plurality of rows and a plurality of columns; and the first article further comprises a set of first conductive paths disposed conductively along the rows of first conductive fasteners.
A liquid enteral nutritional composition with an energy density between 1.0 and 4.0 kcal/ml, a viscosity between 150 and 1800 mPas measured at a shear rate of 50/second at 20°C, comprising digestible carbohydrates and fat, wherein the composition further comprises; at least one of: a1. between 8-20 g protein per 100 ml of the composition, where micellar casein comprises at least 50wt% of the total protein content of the composition, a2. between 16 - 45 en% protein, where micellar casein comprises at least 50 % of the protein caloric content; and said composition further comprising: b. water-soluble anionic fibers capable of sequestering of calcium, and c. carrageenan between 0.015 and 0.25 g per 100 ml of the composition, for use in treating/preventing malnourishment or undernourishment associated with dysphagia, and/or preventing/treating dysphagia. a1. between 8-20 g protein per 100 ml of the composition, where micellar casein comprises at least 50wt% of the total protein content of the composition, a2. between 16 - 45 en% protein, where micellar casein comprises at least 50 % of the protein caloric content; b. water-soluble anionic fibers capable of sequestering of calcium, and c. carrageenan between 0.015 and 0.25 g per 100 ml of the composition,
Endothermic catalytic dehydrogenation process conducted in gas phase in at least one reactor system comprising at least one reactor with at least one catalyst bed comprising at least one inorganic catalytic material and at least one first inert material comprising the steps of: - feeding at least one first stream S1 comprising at least one alkane to be dehydrogenated of the general formulae I C n H 2n+1 R 1 with n ≥3 and R 1 = H into the at least one reactor, and - simultaneously or subsequently feeding at least one second stream comprising a mixture of at least one inert gas and at least one reactive gas selected from the group of alkanes of the general formulae II C m H 2m+2 with m ≥2, or alkenes of the general formulae III C m H 2m with m ≥ 2, - wherein the alkane to be dehydrogenated of the general formulae I in the at least one first stream S1 comprises at least one more carbon atom than the alkane of the general formulae II and alkene of the general formulae III in the at least one second stream S2, wherein said first stream S1 comprises propane, wherein said mixture of the second stream S2 comprises methane, ethane and ethylene, and wherein the molar ratio of the first alkane stream S1 and the second stream S2 is between 50 and 1, preferably between 45 and 3, most preferably between 30 and 15. - feeding at least one first stream S1 comprising at least one alkane to be dehydrogenated of the general formulae I C n H 2n+1 R 1 with n ≥3 and R 1 = H into the at least one reactor, and - simultaneously or subsequently feeding at least one second stream comprising a mixture of at least one inert gas and at least one reactive gas selected from the group of alkanes of the general formulae II C m H 2m+2 with m ≥2, or alkenes of the general formulae III C m H 2m with m ≥ 2, - wherein the alkane to be dehydrogenated of the general formulae I in the at least one first stream S1 comprises at least one more carbon atom than the alkane of the general formulae II and alkene of the general formulae III in the at least one second stream S2, wherein said first stream S1 comprises propane, wherein said mixture of the second stream S2 comprises methane, ethane and ethylene, and wherein the molar ratio of the first alkane stream S1 and the second stream S2 is between 50 and 1, preferably between 45 and 3, most preferably between 30 and 15. wherein said first stream S1 comprises propane, wherein said mixture of the second stream S2 comprises methane, ethane and ethylene, and wherein the molar ratio of the first alkane stream S1 and the second stream S2 is between 50 and 1, preferably between 45 and 3, most preferably between 30 and 15.
Method for remote control of the engine of a motor vehicle by means of a mobile telecommunications device paired with the vehicle, said method comprising the definition of a detection and identification zone of the mobile device that controlled the start from an on-board control system in the passenger compartment of the vehicle, said area is bounded by a coverage for receiving notifications issued by the control system to said mobile device of such a so that after starting the engine and following the receipt or absence of a validation message emitted by the mobile device in response to a notification, the control system, respectively, the maintenance of the engine or the sending of a warning signal in the vehicle, characterized in that in the absence of action in response to its warning signal, the control system commands the engine to stop.
Modular formwork system for forming a formwork for producing concrete ring anchors, ring beams or lintels, comprising at least one lower formwork skin holding element and a formwork skin, in which system the lower formwork skin holding element has at least one formwork skin receptacle, such that a formwork skin can be fastened at a defined location, wherein the at least one lower formwork skin holding element can be plugged onto adjoining masonry by means (12, 15), wherein the formwork skin consists of a right and a left formwork panel, characterized in that the lower formwork skin holding element comprises lower tabs which, after plugging onto the adjoining masonry, extend next to the masonry in certain regions, and in that the modular formwork system further comprises an upper holding element with formwork skin receptacles, which fixes the upper edge of the formwork skin and can be plugged onto the formwork skin.
A method of quantifying myocardial perfusion for a patient, using at least one computer system, the method comprising: receiving patient-specific data regarding: - medical imaging data of a geometry of at least a portion of an anatomical structure of the patient, the anatomical structure including at least a portion of the patient's aorta, of a plurality of arteries, and of myocardial tissue connected to at least a portion of the plurality of arteries, and - physiological data measured from the patient; creating a three-dimensional model representing the anatomical structure of the patient based on the patient-specific data, a portion of the three-dimensional model representing the myocardial tissue and a portion of the three-dimensional model representing a portion of the patient's aorta and coronary arteries; dividing at least a portion of the three-dimensional model representing the myocardial tissue into segments wherein outlets at outflow boundaries of the three-dimensional model representing a portion of the patient's aorta and coronary arteries perfuse to the segmented myocardium; determining coronary blood flow information under a physical condition; and determining myocardial perfusion into respective segments of the myocardium by: dividing the flow from each outlet of the outflow boundaries by the volume of the segmented myocardium to which the outlet perfuses receiving patient-specific data regarding: - medical imaging data of a geometry of at least a portion of an anatomical structure of the patient, the anatomical structure including at least a portion of the patient's aorta, of a plurality of arteries, and of myocardial tissue connected to at least a portion of the plurality of arteries, and - physiological data measured from the patient; - medical imaging data of a geometry of at least a portion of an anatomical structure of the patient, the anatomical structure including at least a portion of the patient's aorta, of a plurality of arteries, and of myocardial tissue connected to at least a portion of the plurality of arteries, and - physiological data measured from the patient; creating a three-dimensional model representing the anatomical structure of the patient based on the patient-specific data, a portion of the three-dimensional model representing the myocardial tissue and a portion of the three-dimensional model representing a portion of the patient's aorta and coronary arteries; dividing at least a portion of the three-dimensional model representing the myocardial tissue into segments wherein outlets at outflow boundaries of the three-dimensional model representing a portion of the patient's aorta and coronary arteries perfuse to the segmented myocardium; determining coronary blood flow information under a physical condition; and determining myocardial perfusion into respective segments of the myocardium by: dividing the flow from each outlet of the outflow boundaries by the volume of the segmented myocardium to which the outlet perfuses