mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
A turbomachine, comprising: a high pressure spool; a low pressure spool; and a dual spool differential (100;100a) comprising a gear assembly connected to the low pressure spool at a low pressure spool input and the high pressure spool at a high pressure spool input, the gear assembly configured to combine the low pressure spool input and the high pressure spool input into a combination output to provide an output speed range smaller than a low pressure spool speed range alone; a direct drive assembly configured to selectively allow bypassing of the combination output to allow selective direct engagement of a low pressure spool to directly drive a rotational member (703; 109) or to be directly driven by the rotational member; and a transmission assembly connected to the direct drive assembly at a transmission input to be driven by the combination output to turn a transmission output, the transmission assembly configured to provide a first output gear ratio in a first state and a second output gear ratio in a second state. a high pressure spool; a low pressure spool; and a dual spool differential (100;100a) comprising a gear assembly connected to the low pressure spool at a low pressure spool input and the high pressure spool at a high pressure spool input, the gear assembly configured to combine the low pressure spool input and the high pressure spool input into a combination output to provide an output speed range smaller than a low pressure spool speed range alone; a direct drive assembly configured to selectively allow bypassing of the combination output to allow selective direct engagement of a low pressure spool to directly drive a rotational member (703; 109) or to be directly driven by the rotational member; and a transmission assembly connected to the direct drive assembly at a transmission input to be driven by the combination output to turn a transmission output, the transmission assembly configured to provide a first output gear ratio in a first state and a second output gear ratio in a second state.
A system for integrated guidance for positioning a biopsy device in a body, the system comprising a tracking device for coarse guidance, an analyze device for fine guidance, comprising an optical detector, and a biopsy device (100, 200) being an elongate element with a tip portion, wherein the biopsy device is adapted to be traced by the tracking device, the tracking being adapted to provide position information indicative for the position of the biopsy device relative to body structures, wherein the optical detector is integrated in the tip portion of the biopsy device and comprises an optical fiber, wherein the analyze device further comprises a console for spectroscopy, wherein the console and the fiber are connected to each other, wherein the analyze device is adapted to provide information discriminating tissue of the body at the tip portion of the biopsy device which comprise spectra which are recorded using the analyze device, and wherein the tracking device is adapted to link the position information to a pre-recorded image of body structures, wherein the system is configured to register the information discriminating tissue of the body in the pre-recorded image, making use of the position information.
An oligopeptide of the following formula: or a pharmaceutically acceptable acid or salt thereof, wherein: R 1 is substituted or unsubstituted alkyl or substituted or unsubstituted aryl; R 2, R 3, R 4, and R 5 are each independently selected from H, substituted or unsubstituted alkyl and substituted or unsubstituted aryl; and X is O or NR 6, wherein R 6 is hydrogen, substituted or unsubstituted alkyl, or substituted or unsubstituted aryl. R 1 is substituted or unsubstituted alkyl or substituted or unsubstituted aryl; R 2, R 3, R 4, and R 5 are each independently selected from H, substituted or unsubstituted alkyl and substituted or unsubstituted aryl; and X is O or NR 6, wherein R 6 is hydrogen, substituted or unsubstituted alkyl, or substituted or unsubstituted aryl.
A system comprising: an active radio frequency identification, RFID, tag to: send, to another RFID tag, a voice communication request, the voice communication request comprising a frequency (106, 502); and receive, from the other RFID tag, a response to the voice communication request, the response comprising an acknowledgement of the frequency or an alternate frequency; and a frequency-modulated radio to send and receive voice communications using the frequency or the alternate frequency (110,506,508). an active radio frequency identification, RFID, tag to: send, to another RFID tag, a voice communication request, the voice communication request comprising a frequency (106, 502); and receive, from the other RFID tag, a response to the voice communication request, the response comprising an acknowledgement of the frequency or an alternate frequency; and send, to another RFID tag, a voice communication request, the voice communication request comprising a frequency (106, 502); and receive, from the other RFID tag, a response to the voice communication request, the response comprising an acknowledgement of the frequency or an alternate frequency; and a frequency-modulated radio to send and receive voice communications using the frequency or the alternate frequency (110,506,508).
A memory device comprising: a nonvolatile semiconductor memory device; a control section configured to control the nonvolatile semiconductor memory device; a memory serving as a work area connected to the control section; an extended function section to be controlled by the control section; and an extension register virtually provided on the memory or provided as hardware on the control section, the extension register being capable of defining an interface controlling an extended function of the extended function section, characterized in that the extension register includes a first area, and a second area different from the first area, the first area is predetermined, the first area stores first information configured to specify a type of the extended function and a controllable driver, and address information indicating a place in the second area where second information for controlling the extended function is stored, the control section is arranged to process a first command to read data from the extension register in accordance with a designation of data length, and a second command to write data to the extension register in accordance with the designation of data length. a nonvolatile semiconductor memory device; a control section configured to control the nonvolatile semiconductor memory device; a memory serving as a work area connected to the control section; an extended function section to be controlled by the control section; and an extension register virtually provided on the memory or provided as hardware on the control section, the extension register being capable of defining an interface controlling an extended function of the extended function section, characterized in that the extension register includes a first area, and a second area different from the first area, the first area is predetermined, the first area stores first information configured to specify a type of the extended function and a controllable driver, and address information indicating a place in the second area where second information for controlling the extended function is stored, the control section is arranged to process a first command to read data from the extension register in accordance with a designation of data length, and a second command to write data to the extension register in accordance with the designation of data length.
A modal restraint system for an occupant (26, 104, 216, 234) of a seat (22, 24, 106) of an aircraft (10, 130) comprising: a strap feeder unit (42, 110); a strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) selectively retractable into and extendable from the strap feeder unit (42, 110), the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) positionable adjacent to the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234) so as to at least partially dispose the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234) between the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) and the seat (22, 24, 106); and a release selector (124, 132, 230, 232) in communication with the strap feeder unit (42, 110); wherein, the strap feeder unit (42, 110) is adapted to switch between a plurality of modes including a fixed mode and an unfixed mode, the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) substantially unextendable from the strap feeder unit (42, 110) in the fixed mode, the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) extendable from and retractable into the strap feeder unit (42, 110) in the unfixed mode; wherein, the strap feeder unit (42, 110) is in the fixed mode by default; wherein, the strap feeder unit (42, 110) is operable to switch to the unfixed mode in response to selection of the release selector (124, 132, 230, 232) by the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234), thereby increasing freedom of movement of the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234) relative to the seat (22, 24, 106) of the aircraft (10, 130); characterized in that the release selector (124, 132, 230, 232) is disabled in response to a precautionary event, thereby preventing the strap feeder unit (42, 110) from switching to the unfixed mode. a strap feeder unit (42, 110); a strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) selectively retractable into and extendable from the strap feeder unit (42, 110), the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) positionable adjacent to the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234) so as to at least partially dispose the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234) between the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) and the seat (22, 24, 106); and a release selector (124, 132, 230, 232) in communication with the strap feeder unit (42, 110); wherein, the strap feeder unit (42, 110) is adapted to switch between a plurality of modes including a fixed mode and an unfixed mode, the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) substantially unextendable from the strap feeder unit (42, 110) in the fixed mode, the strap (40, 108, 214, 220, 222, 224, 226) extendable from and retractable into the strap feeder unit (42, 110) in the unfixed mode; wherein, the strap feeder unit (42, 110) is in the fixed mode by default; wherein, the strap feeder unit (42, 110) is operable to switch to the unfixed mode in response to selection of the release selector (124, 132, 230, 232) by the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234), thereby increasing freedom of movement of the occupant (26, 104, 216, 234) relative to the seat (22, 24, 106) of the aircraft (10, 130); characterized in that the release selector (124, 132, 230, 232) is disabled in response to a precautionary event, thereby preventing the strap feeder unit (42, 110) from switching to the unfixed mode.
An attachment device for securing a non-structural component of a building to a structural component of the building, the attachment device comprising: a non-structural component holder defining a receiving space configured to receive the non-structural component to couple the non-structural component to the attachment device, wherein the non-structural component holder applies generally no compressive force against the non-structural component when the non-structural component is disposed in the receiving space so that the non-structural component is free to move relative to the non-structural component holder; a stop configured to be secured to the non-structural component, the stop configured to engage the non-structural component holder to inhibit movement of the non-structural component relative to the non-structural component holder when the stop and non-structural component holder are secured to the non-structural component; wherein the stop inhibits rotational movement of the non-structural component relative to the non-structural component holder in clockwise and counter-clockwise directions; and characterized in that the stop includes a break-off tab configured to be separated from a portion of the stop to indicate that the stop is fixed to the non-structural component. a non-structural component holder defining a receiving space configured to receive the non-structural component to couple the non-structural component to the attachment device, wherein the non-structural component holder applies generally no compressive force against the non-structural component when the non-structural component is disposed in the receiving space so that the non-structural component is free to move relative to the non-structural component holder; a stop configured to be secured to the non-structural component, the stop configured to engage the non-structural component holder to inhibit movement of the non-structural component relative to the non-structural component holder when the stop and non-structural component holder are secured to the non-structural component; wherein the stop inhibits rotational movement of the non-structural component relative to the non-structural component holder in clockwise and counter-clockwise directions; and characterized in that the stop includes a break-off tab configured to be separated from a portion of the stop to indicate that the stop is fixed to the non-structural component.
A logical channel establishing method, characterized by comprising: an edge virtual bridging, EVB, station respectively sending a first S-channel discovery and configuration protocol, CDCP, message to a first EVB bridge and a second EVB bridge, both of which belong to a same link aggregation group, LAG, portal, to request for S-virtual local area network identifiers, SVIDs, corresponding to required logical S-channels, wherein the EVB station requests the first EVB bridge for SVIDs of a part of logical S-channels in the required logical S-channels, and the EVB station requests the second EVB bridge for SVIDs of the rest part of the logical S-channels in the required logical S-channels, wherein the part of the logical S-channels and the rest part of the logical S-channels are complementary; the EVB station respectively obtaining the SVIDs allocated by the first EVB bridge and the second EVB bridge according to the first CDCP message; and the EVB station configuring the allocated SVIDs to the corresponding logical S-channels, and respectively sending a second CDCP message to the first EVB bridge and the second EVB bridge, to respectively inform the first EVB bridge and the second EVB bridge of all SVIDs configured by the EVB station for the required logical S-channels. an edge virtual bridging, EVB, station respectively sending a first S-channel discovery and configuration protocol, CDCP, message to a first EVB bridge and a second EVB bridge, both of which belong to a same link aggregation group, LAG, portal, to request for S-virtual local area network identifiers, SVIDs, corresponding to required logical S-channels, wherein the EVB station requests the first EVB bridge for SVIDs of a part of logical S-channels in the required logical S-channels, and the EVB station requests the second EVB bridge for SVIDs of the rest part of the logical S-channels in the required logical S-channels, wherein the part of the logical S-channels and the rest part of the logical S-channels are complementary; the EVB station respectively obtaining the SVIDs allocated by the first EVB bridge and the second EVB bridge according to the first CDCP message; and the EVB station configuring the allocated SVIDs to the corresponding logical S-channels, and respectively sending a second CDCP message to the first EVB bridge and the second EVB bridge, to respectively inform the first EVB bridge and the second EVB bridge of all SVIDs configured by the EVB station for the required logical S-channels.
An humanized aglycosylated IgG1 antibody that specifically binds c-Kit and that comprises A) (i) an amino acid sequence at least 90 % identical to the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 2, and (ii) the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 4; or B) (iii) the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 2, and (iv) an amino acid sequence at least 90 % identical to the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 4, wherein the antibody exhibits an avidity k d for c-Kit of lower than 10 -8, as determined by surface Plasmon resonance analysis. A) (i) an amino acid sequence at least 90 % identical to the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 2, and (ii) the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 4; or B) (iii) the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 2, and (iv) an amino acid sequence at least 90 % identical to the amino acid sequence set forth in SEQ ID NO: 4,
A user terminal comprising: a communication unit configured to receive radio waves transmitted from a wireless communication tag provided on or in a golf ball; an output unit configured to output information to a user; and a control unit configured to control the output unit and output information according to radio waves received from the wireless communication tag provided on the golf ball; characterized in that it also comprises a position acquiring unit configured to acquire positional information indicating a current position of the user terminal, wherein the control unit is configured to estimate a plurality of regions at which the golf ball could be positioned, the estimation being performed on a basis of a reception strength of the radio waves received by the communication unit and the positional information acquired by the position acquiring unit at a plurality of positions, and estimate a region included in all of the estimated plurality of regions as the region at which the golf ball is positioned. a communication unit configured to receive radio waves transmitted from a wireless communication tag provided on or in a golf ball; an output unit configured to output information to a user; and a control unit configured to control the output unit and output information according to radio waves received from the wireless communication tag provided on the golf ball; a position acquiring unit configured to acquire positional information indicating a current position of the user terminal, wherein the control unit is configured to estimate a plurality of regions at which the golf ball could be positioned, the estimation being performed on a basis of a reception strength of the radio waves received by the communication unit and the positional information acquired by the position acquiring unit at a plurality of positions, and estimate a region included in all of the estimated plurality of regions as the region at which the golf ball is positioned. estimate a plurality of regions at which the golf ball could be positioned, the estimation being performed on a basis of a reception strength of the radio waves received by the communication unit and the positional information acquired by the position acquiring unit at a plurality of positions, and estimate a region included in all of the estimated plurality of regions as the region at which the golf ball is positioned.
A method of fluorescence based tracking of a light-emitting marker in a bodily fluid stream, the method comprising: monitoring, with a camera, a region of interest traversed by the bodily fluid stream into which a light emitting marker has been introduced; recording motion video data generated by the camera; determining time characteristics of the motion video data; and calculating flow characteristics based on the time characteristics; the method further comprising: dividing the motion video data into kernels; identifying which of the kernels receive some portion of the light-emitting marker using an intensity threshold; computing, for each identified kernel, an intensity signal data set comprising information of mean light intensity versus time; performing smoothing on each intensity signal data set; calculating a lag time between the intensity signal data sets of neighboring identified kernels using cross-correlation; using a spatial resolution and the lag time, calculating velocity vectors; summing the velocity vectors of neighboring kernels to create a resultant velocity vector; and generating a velocity map from the resultant velocity vectors for all kernels. monitoring, with a camera, a region of interest traversed by the bodily fluid stream into which a light emitting marker has been introduced; recording motion video data generated by the camera; determining time characteristics of the motion video data; and calculating flow characteristics based on the time characteristics; dividing the motion video data into kernels; identifying which of the kernels receive some portion of the light-emitting marker using an intensity threshold; computing, for each identified kernel, an intensity signal data set comprising information of mean light intensity versus time; performing smoothing on each intensity signal data set; calculating a lag time between the intensity signal data sets of neighboring identified kernels using cross-correlation; using a spatial resolution and the lag time, calculating velocity vectors; summing the velocity vectors of neighboring kernels to create a resultant velocity vector; and generating a velocity map from the resultant velocity vectors for all kernels.
An apparatus to budget data usage, comprising: a budget module to establish a data usage budget based on one or more of user input and historical usage data, wherein the data usage budget is to distinguish between usage types selected from at least a high bandwidth usage and a low bandwidth usage, and distinguish between connection types selected from at least a capped connection with respect to data usage limits and a non-capped connection with respect to data usage limits; and a monitor module to monitor a data usage of one or more client devices in accordance with the data usage budget, characterized in that the monitoring causes the client device to cease high bandwidth usage when leaving a non-capped connection and resume high bandwidth usage when re-entering a non-capped connection, wherein the high bandwidth usage is to correspond to one or more of downloading activity and streaming activity, and wherein the low bandwidth usage is to correspond to messaging activity. a budget module to establish a data usage budget based on one or more of user input and historical usage data, wherein the data usage budget is to distinguish between usage types selected from at least a high bandwidth usage and a low bandwidth usage, and distinguish between connection types selected from at least a capped connection with respect to data usage limits and a non-capped connection with respect to data usage limits; and a monitor module to monitor a data usage of one or more client devices in accordance with the data usage budget,