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Stator (1, 1', 1") for an electric machine which can be assembled, preferably reversibly, and has at least one rotor, wherein the stator (1, 1', 1") - is embodied as a body which is provided with at least one breakthrough and which has at least one ferromagnetic material, and - also comprises: - at least one region which is embodied as a stator pole carrier and at least partially surrounds a central axis of the stator (1, 1', 1"), - at least a first stator pole with at least a first flank and a second flank, and - at least a second stator pole, - wherein the stator poles are arranged indirectly or directly on the stator pole carrier, preferably directed pointing essentially in a radial direction, characterized in that - the density of the material of the stator (1, 1', 1") is adjusted in a location-dependent fashion, specifically in order to make available a magnetic resistance which is adjusted in a location-dependent fashion, and - in that the stator (1, 1', 1") comprises the same material, - wherein magnetic resistance is adjusted directly by means of the density of the same material of the stator (1, 1', 1") which is changed in a location-dependent fashion. - is embodied as a body which is provided with at least one breakthrough and which has at least one ferromagnetic material, and - also comprises: - at least one region which is embodied as a stator pole carrier and at least partially surrounds a central axis of the stator (1, 1', 1"), - at least a first stator pole with at least a first flank and a second flank, and - at least a second stator pole, - wherein the stator poles are arranged indirectly or directly on the stator pole carrier, preferably directed pointing essentially in a radial direction, - at least one region which is embodied as a stator pole carrier and at least partially surrounds a central axis of the stator (1, 1', 1"), - at least a first stator pole with at least a first flank and a second flank, and - at least a second stator pole, - wherein the stator poles are arranged indirectly or directly on the stator pole carrier, preferably directed pointing essentially in a radial direction, - the density of the material of the stator (1, 1', 1") is adjusted in a location-dependent fashion, specifically in order to make available a magnetic resistance which is adjusted in a location-dependent fashion, and - in that the stator (1, 1', 1") comprises the same material, - wherein magnetic resistance is adjusted directly by means of the density of the same material of the stator (1, 1', 1") which is changed in a location-dependent fashion.
A seismic exploration method for locating a subterranean geological formation (62, 65 and 68), the method comprising receiving data representing seismic signal measurements acquired in connection with the seismic survey, characterized by: representing noises (108, 112) associated with a seismic survey of a geologic structure as corresponding random processes; estimating statistics characterizing the random processes; and processing data representing the statistics and the data representing the seismic signal measurements to estimate propagation parameters associated with a medium through which energy waves propagate to and from the geologic structure in seismic survey based at least in part on the statistics and the seismic signal measurements. representing noises (108, 112) associated with a seismic survey of a geologic structure as corresponding random processes; estimating statistics characterizing the random processes; and processing data representing the statistics and the data representing the seismic signal measurements to estimate propagation parameters associated with a medium through which energy waves propagate to and from the geologic structure in seismic survey based at least in part on the statistics and the seismic signal measurements.
A process for preparing compounds of the formula XV in which the radicals are as defined below: x is NO 2, S n Ry; Rx, Ry are in each case any inert radical; m is 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4; n is 0, 1 or 2; which comprises reacting compounds of the formula XVI in which the substituents are as defined above with an organic nitrite of the formula R-O-NO, where R is an aliphatic or aromatic radical, in the presence of a base, where the reaction is carried out at a temperature below -20°C in the presence of a dipolar aprotic solvent, optionally followed by conversion of the oxime group -CH=NOH in formula XV into the corresponding aldehydes -CHO, nitriles (- CN) or nitrile oxides (-CNO). x is NO 2, S n Ry; Rx, Ry are in each case any inert radical; m is 0, 1, 2, 3 or 4; n is 0, 1 or 2;
A vehicle headlight comprising: a parabolic reflector that includes a flat bottom, a curved sidewall that extends outwardly from the flat bottom to define an outer edge, and a first focal point located on the flat bottom; a light source that is attached to the flat bottom of the parabolic reflector, that has a front side that faces the outer edge of the parabolic reflector and that emits light toward the outer edge of the parabolic reflector, and a rear side that is opposite to the front side; a lens that is located between the light source and the outer edge of the parabolic reflector, that is configured to direct light emitted from the light source beyond the outer edge of the parabolic reflector to form a light pattern, that includes a second focal point located on the flat bottom of the parabolic reflector at a same position as the first focal point of the parabolic reflector, that includes an edge sidewall, and that includes a plurality of lens facets that are arranged in a matrix that outwardly extend toward the outer edge of the parabolic reflector; and lens legs that attach the lens to the parabolic reflector, wherein the outer edge of the parabolic reflector and the edge sidewall of the lens are aligned along a diagonal line that intersects the first focal point of the parabolic reflector and the second focal point of the lens, which are both located at the same position, and whereby the light source can be installed at predetermined positions relative to the common focal point of the parabolic reflector and of the lens to form a plurality of predetermined light patterns. a parabolic reflector that includes a flat bottom, a curved sidewall that extends outwardly from the flat bottom to define an outer edge, and a first focal point located on the flat bottom; a light source that is attached to the flat bottom of the parabolic reflector, that has a front side that faces the outer edge of the parabolic reflector and that emits light toward the outer edge of the parabolic reflector, and a rear side that is opposite to the front side; a lens that is located between the light source and the outer edge of the parabolic reflector, that is configured to direct light emitted from the light source beyond the outer edge of the parabolic reflector to form a light pattern, that includes a second focal point located on the flat bottom of the parabolic reflector at a same position as the first focal point of the parabolic reflector, that includes an edge sidewall, and that includes a plurality of lens facets that are arranged in a matrix that outwardly extend toward the outer edge of the parabolic reflector; and lens legs that attach the lens to the parabolic reflector, wherein the outer edge of the parabolic reflector and the edge sidewall of the lens are aligned along a diagonal line that intersects the first focal point of the parabolic reflector and the second focal point of the lens, which are both located at the same position, and whereby the light source can be installed at predetermined positions relative to the common focal point of the parabolic reflector and of the lens to form a plurality of predetermined light patterns.
Method of fabrication of a pressure accumulator (30; 130; 230) for a vehicle, characterized in that an enclosure (29; 101; 201) around a chamber (3; 102; 202) is formed from a parison of thermoplastic material by applying at least one portion, at least partly molten, of the parison to at least one portion (5; 20) of the chamber so as to attach the parison to the chamber (3; 102; 202).
An optical measuring apparatus adapted to measure at least one sample, the optical measuring apparatus comprising: a plurality of light emitting units, configured to emit a plurality of light beams; a stage, disposed on the transmission paths of the light beams, and comprising a plurality of accommodating spaces, wherein the accommodating spaces accommodate the sample respectively; a respective lens, disposed on the transmission path of each of the light beams and located between the light emitting unit and the stage, the lenses being arranged such that the orthogonal projection of each lens on the stage appears substantially to be a polygon, wherein the stage is configured to rotate around a rotation center, and wherein the optical measuring apparatus is configured such that when one of the accommodating spaces moves to the transmission path of a light beam, a perpendicular bisector half line of each side of the polygon is not overlapped with another adjacent accommodating space of the accommodating spaces, wherein the perpendicular bisector half line is taken a midpoint of the side of the polygon as a starting point, and is the line extending along the perpendicular bisector half line of the side away from the polygon; and a light detector, disposed on the transmission path of each of the light beams from the stage, so as to detect the light beam. a plurality of light emitting units, configured to emit a plurality of light beams; a stage, disposed on the transmission paths of the light beams, and comprising a plurality of accommodating spaces, wherein the accommodating spaces accommodate the sample respectively; a respective lens, disposed on the transmission path of each of the light beams and located between the light emitting unit and the stage, the lenses being arranged such that the orthogonal projection of each lens on the stage appears substantially to be a polygon, wherein the stage is configured to rotate around a rotation center, and wherein the optical measuring apparatus is configured such that when one of the accommodating spaces moves to the transmission path of a light beam, a perpendicular bisector half line of each side of the polygon is not overlapped with another adjacent accommodating space of the accommodating spaces, wherein the perpendicular bisector half line is taken a midpoint of the side of the polygon as a starting point, and is the line extending along the perpendicular bisector half line of the side away from the polygon; and a light detector, disposed on the transmission path of each of the light beams from the stage, so as to detect the light beam.
A display system viewable through a front surface and comprising: a display; a switchable backlight, wherein the switchable backlight has at least a first output mode and a second output mode, and wherein the first output mode has a first luminance distribution with a full-width half-maximum greater than 40 degrees and the second output mode has a second luminance distribution with a full-width half-maximum of no more than 40 degrees; and a front surface film disposed as the front surface of the display, the front surface film having a haze of at least 35%. a display; a switchable backlight, wherein the switchable backlight has at least a first output mode and a second output mode, and wherein the first output mode has a first luminance distribution with a full-width half-maximum greater than 40 degrees and the second output mode has a second luminance distribution with a full-width half-maximum of no more than 40 degrees; and a front surface film disposed as the front surface of the display, the front surface film having a haze of at least 35%.
A catalyst composition useful for polymerizing mixtures of polyene and α-olefin mer, said composition comprising a complex defined by the general formula where M represents a Group 3 metal atom; L represents a neutral Lewis base; z is an integer of from 0 to 3 inclusive; m is 1 or 2 with the proviso that, when m is 2, the silyl groups are at the 1 and 3 positions of the indenyl ligand, and when m is 1, the silyl group is at the 1-position of the indenyl ligand; n is 1 or 2; each R 1 independently is a C 1 -C 20 alkyl group or a -(CH 2)R 3 group with R 3 being a phenyl group optionally substituted with an alkyl group, with the proviso that at least one R 1 is -(CH 2)R 3; and R 2 is an X-type, monoanionic ligand, wherein, when z is not zero, one L group and one R 2 group can join so as to provide, together with the M atom to which each is bonded, a cyclic moiety. M represents a Group 3 metal atom; L represents a neutral Lewis base; z is an integer of from 0 to 3 inclusive; m is 1 or 2 with the proviso that, when m is 2, the silyl groups are at the 1 and 3 positions of the indenyl ligand, and when m is 1, the silyl group is at the 1-position of the indenyl ligand; n is 1 or 2; each R 1 independently is a C 1 -C 20 alkyl group or a -(CH 2)R 3 group with R 3 being a phenyl group optionally substituted with an alkyl group, with the proviso that at least one R 1 is -(CH 2)R 3; and R 2 is an X-type, monoanionic ligand, wherein, when z is not zero, one L group and one R 2 group can join so as to provide, together with the M atom to which each is bonded, a cyclic moiety.
A composition comprising a perfluorocarbon droplet emulsion for use in a method of treating a patient for a condition characterized by an excess blood concentration of dissolved gas in at least one targeted region of the patient, the method comprising: administering the composition into the blood of the patient; insonifying the at least one target region sufficient to achieve formation of microbubbles by droplet vaporization of at least a portion of the perfluorocarbon droplets present in the blood; whereby a concentration gradient favoring movement of gas molecules from the blood into the microbubbles is established for a time frame, wherein the established concentration gradient is calculated to achieve sufficient but not excess removal of dissolved gas from the target region, and wherein the established concentration gradient is calculated according to a model comprising as variables solubility of the gas in both the blood and the microbubbles, wherein the dissolved gas is selected from nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide. administering the composition into the blood of the patient; insonifying the at least one target region sufficient to achieve formation of microbubbles by droplet vaporization of at least a portion of the perfluorocarbon droplets present in the blood; whereby a concentration gradient favoring movement of gas molecules from the blood into the microbubbles is established for a time frame, wherein the established concentration gradient is calculated to achieve sufficient but not excess removal of dissolved gas from the target region, and wherein the established concentration gradient is calculated according to a model comprising as variables solubility of the gas in both the blood and the microbubbles, wherein the dissolved gas is selected from nitrogen, carbon monoxide, and carbon dioxide.
Customised intraoral jaw distractor which is intended for the reconstruction by means of osteogenic distraction of a missing or defective bone segment following a tumour resection, a trauma, a bone deformation or a bone hypoplasia, the distractor, of the type comprising two anchoring means (1, 2) which are fixed in the jaw body at fixed anchoring locations, located at one side and the other of the bone callus, being characterised in that it comprises: a) a threaded cylindrical rail which connects the two anchoring means (1, 2), b) a movable carriage which is guided in a sliding manner on the rail and which is fixed to the bone segment to be distracted, the movable carriage being provided with an endless screw whose thread complements that of the rail and cooperates therewith, c) a shaft which is fixedly joined to the endless screw and which controls the rotation thereof, the shaft being substantially parallel with the rail and being supported by two bearings (13, 14) which are arranged on the movable carriage, at one side and the other of the endless screw, d) at least one resilient component through which the shaft extends and which is in abutment, on the one hand, against an end of the endless screw and, on the other hand, against the inner wall of the bearing which is opposite the end, the distance separating the internal walls (17, 18) of the two bearings (13, 14) of the movable carriage being equal to the length of the endless screw increased by the height of the resilient component when it is in the relaxed rest state. a) a threaded cylindrical rail which connects the two anchoring means (1, 2), b) a movable carriage which is guided in a sliding manner on the rail and which is fixed to the bone segment to be distracted, the movable carriage being provided with an endless screw whose thread complements that of the rail and cooperates therewith, c) a shaft which is fixedly joined to the endless screw and which controls the rotation thereof, the shaft being substantially parallel with the rail and being supported by two bearings (13, 14) which are arranged on the movable carriage, at one side and the other of the endless screw, d) at least one resilient component through which the shaft extends and which is in abutment, on the one hand, against an end of the endless screw and, on the other hand, against the inner wall of the bearing which is opposite the end, the distance separating the internal walls (17, 18) of the two bearings (13, 14) of the movable carriage being equal to the length of the endless screw increased by the height of the resilient component when it is in the relaxed rest state.
Split gear for avoiding backlash when engaging a mating gear, comprising a first and second toothed gear wheel, rotating means for coaxially interconnecting the first and second gear at least partially rotatable with respect to each other around a mutual rotational axis and a spring resiliently interconnecting the first and second gear for creating a negative moment between the first and second gear upon alignment of the teeth (12, 13) of the first and second gear by rotation of the first gear with respect to the second gear so that the mating gear can be engaged, wherein the spring is integrally formed with the second gear wheel characterised in that the rotating means comprise an engaging set of an at least partly annular protrusion protruding from a substantially first radially extending side of one of the first or second gear in direction of the rotational axis and engaging means provided in a second radially extending side, adjacent to the first radially extending side, of respectively the second or first gear engaging around the protrusion.
A method of forming an electroacoustic transducer having a diaphragm and suspension, the method comprising: depositing a layer of compliant material on a first surface of a solid substrate; and removing material from a second surface of the solid substrate, the removal leaving a block of substrate material suspended within an inner perimeter of an outer support ring of the substrate material by the compliant material, the block providing the diaphragm, wherein the compliant material comprises liquid silicone rubber. depositing a layer of compliant material on a first surface of a solid substrate; and removing material from a second surface of the solid substrate, the removal leaving a block of substrate material suspended within an inner perimeter of an outer support ring of the substrate material by the compliant material, the block providing the diaphragm, wherein the compliant material comprises liquid silicone rubber.
A method comprising: receiving, by a core network device from a wireless device, a first message indicating a request for network slice group information, wherein the first message comprises: an indication that the at least one first network slice is supported, requested, and/or used by the wireless device; an identifier of the at least one first network slice; an indication that at least one second network slice is not supported, requested, and/or used by the wireless device; and/or an identifier of the at least one second network slice; and wherein the first message further comprises an indication of a coverage area associated with the supporting, not supporting, requesting, not requesting, using, and/or not using of the at least one network slice; and sending, by the core network device to the wireless device, a second message comprising the network slice group information, wherein the network slice group information indicates that a first network slice group comprises at least one first network slice. receiving, by a core network device from a wireless device, a first message indicating a request for network slice group information, wherein the first message comprises: an indication that the at least one first network slice is supported, requested, and/or used by the wireless device; an identifier of the at least one first network slice; an indication that at least one second network slice is not supported, requested, and/or used by the wireless device; and/or an identifier of the at least one second network slice; and an indication that the at least one first network slice is supported, requested, and/or used by the wireless device; an identifier of the at least one first network slice; an indication that at least one second network slice is not supported, requested, and/or used by the wireless device; and/or an identifier of the at least one second network slice; and wherein the first message further comprises an indication of a coverage area associated with the supporting, not supporting, requesting, not requesting, using, and/or not using of the at least one network slice; and sending, by the core network device to the wireless device, a second message comprising the network slice group information, wherein the network slice group information indicates that a first network slice group comprises at least one first network slice.
Process for the continuous preparation of reactive polymers by reaction of a mixture comprising one or more compounds having the structure where R 1 = alkyl or phenyl group, R 2, R 3, R n = hydrogen, alkyl group, n = 0, 1, 2, 3, or one or more compounds having the structure where A = alkylene or phenylene, R 4, R 5, R 6, R 7,R m, R o = hydrogen, alkyl group, m, o = 0, 1, 2, 3, or mixtures of one or more compounds having the structure and, where the substituents of the type R 1, R 2, R 3, R 4, R 5, R 6, R 7, R n, R m and R o can be identical or different and substituted or unsubstituted, the structural fragment A can be substituted or unsubstituted and m and o can be identical or different, with phenolic resins, characterized in that the reaction is carried out in an extruder, flow tube, intensive kneader, intensive mixer or static mixer by intensive mixing and quick reaction with introduction of heat and subsequent isolation of the end product, with the residence time of the starting materials in the extruder, flow tube, intensive kneader, intensive mixer or static mixer being from 3 seconds to 15 minutes and the reactants are reacted at temperatures of from 150°C to 200°C, and then rapid cooling is carried out, with the temperature decreasing by more than 50°C within less than 60 seconds. where R 1 = alkyl or phenyl group, R 2, R 3, R n = hydrogen, alkyl group, n = 0, 1, 2, 3, where A = alkylene or phenylene, R 4, R 5, R 6, R 7,R m, R o = hydrogen, alkyl group, m, o = 0, 1, 2, 3,