mhurhangee/ep-ind-claims huggingface dataset:
An indicia-reading device (100, 1000), comprising: one or more processors; a memory; an imaging subsystem configured to acquire an image of decodable indicia (15, 202, 204, 206); a display; and a communication interface (1604, 1608); wherein said device is configured, responsive to acquiring an image of one or more objects within a field of view of said imaging subsystem, to locate within said image and decode one or more decodable indicia; wherein said device is further configured to display said image on said display and visually mark said one or more successfully decoded decodable indicia; characterized in that said device is further configured to display a product image at a designated location of a corresponding image representation of each one or more successfully decodable indicia in a semi-transparent form so that a representation of a decodable indicia can be viewed through the product image, said product image is correlated with corresponding decoded decodable indicia by said device database based on a lookup table retrieved from a database; wherein said device is further configured, responsive to accepting user input selecting at least one decodable indicia of said displayed one or more decodable indicia based on at least corresponding displayed product image, to transmit to an external computer at least one decoded message corresponding to said at least one decodable indicia; and wherein said device is further configured to accept user input indicating an order in which decoded messages corresponding to two or more decodable indicia are to be transmitted to said external computer. one or more processors; a memory; an imaging subsystem configured to acquire an image of decodable indicia (15, 202, 204, 206); a display; and a communication interface (1604, 1608); wherein said device is configured, responsive to acquiring an image of one or more objects within a field of view of said imaging subsystem, to locate within said image and decode one or more decodable indicia; wherein said device is further configured to display said image on said display and visually mark said one or more successfully decoded decodable indicia; characterized in that said device is further configured to display a product image at a designated location of a corresponding image representation of each one or more successfully decodable indicia in a semi-transparent form so that a representation of a decodable indicia can be viewed through the product image, said product image is correlated with corresponding decoded decodable indicia by said device database based on a lookup table retrieved from a database; wherein said device is further configured, responsive to accepting user input selecting at least one decodable indicia of said displayed one or more decodable indicia based on at least corresponding displayed product image, to transmit to an external computer at least one decoded message corresponding to said at least one decodable indicia; and wherein said device is further configured to accept user input indicating an order in which decoded messages corresponding to two or more decodable indicia are to be transmitted to said external computer.
An endoscope system that generates magnetic fields by selectively switching and driving a plurality of magnetic field generation elements, and detects an insertion state including at least one of a position or a shape of an insertion part of an endoscope based on measurement results of the magnetic fields by magnetic field detection elements provided in the insertion part of the endoscope, the system comprising: a magnetic field generation control unit that performs a control of varying driving order of the magnetic field generation elements within a predetermined measurement unit time between a plurality of the measurement unit times.
A vertical field effect transistor construction comprising: a vertically-oriented stack comprising, in ascending order, a bottom source/drain region, a first insulative material, a conductive gate, a second insulative material, and a top source/drain region; the stack having a vertical sidewall (70, 72); the vertical sidewall having a bottom portion along the bottom source/drain region, a middle portion along the conductive gate, and a top portion along the top source/drain region; third insulative material along an entirety of the middle portion of the vertical sidewall (70, 72); a channel region material along the third insulative material and spaced from the conductive gate by the third insulative material; the channel region material being directly against at least part of the bottom portion of the vertical sidewall, and being directly against at least part of the top portion of the vertical sidewall (70, 72); and the channel region material having a thickness within a range of from greater than 0.3 nm to less than or equal to 1.0 nm. a vertically-oriented stack comprising, in ascending order, a bottom source/drain region, a first insulative material, a conductive gate, a second insulative material, and a top source/drain region; the stack having a vertical sidewall (70, 72); the vertical sidewall having a bottom portion along the bottom source/drain region, a middle portion along the conductive gate, and a top portion along the top source/drain region; third insulative material along an entirety of the middle portion of the vertical sidewall (70, 72); a channel region material along the third insulative material and spaced from the conductive gate by the third insulative material; the channel region material being directly against at least part of the bottom portion of the vertical sidewall, and being directly against at least part of the top portion of the vertical sidewall (70, 72); and the channel region material having a thickness within a range of from greater than 0.3 nm to less than or equal to 1.0 nm.
A gas chromatographic method for detecting one or more marker compounds in a petroleum hydrocarbon or a liquid biologically derived fuel; said method comprising: (a) introducing the marker compound(s) into a first capillary column which is an open tubular column coated with a polysiloxane stationary phase and allowing effluent from the column to pass through a detector to determine a retention time of the marker compound(s); (b) introducing a sample of a petroleum hydrocarbon or a liquid biologically derived fuel into the first capillary column and allowing the sample to flow through the first capillary column to produce a first effluent stream; (c) introducing only a portion of the first effluent stream which is within a retention time range for the marker compound(s) into a second capillary column which is an open tubular column coated with either (i) an ionic sorbent or (ii) a polyethylene glycol, and allowing said portion to flow through the second capillary column to produce a second effluent stream; and (d) allowing the second effluent stream to pass through a detector; wherein the marker compound(s) has/have formula Ar(R 2) m (OR 1) n, wherein Ar is an aromatic ring system having from six to twenty carbon atoms, R 1 is C 1 -C 12 alkyl or C 2 -C 12 alkenyl, R 2 is C 1 -C 12 alkyl or C 3 -C 12 alkenyl, m is an integer from zero to five and n is an integer from one to three; wherein the marker compound(s) contain elements in their naturally occurring isotopic proportions; and wherein each compound of formula Ar(R 2) m (OR 1) n is present in the petroleum hydrocarbon or a liquid biologically derived fuel at a level from 0.01 ppm to 100 ppm. (a) introducing the marker compound(s) into a first capillary column which is an open tubular column coated with a polysiloxane stationary phase and allowing effluent from the column to pass through a detector to determine a retention time of the marker compound(s); (b) introducing a sample of a petroleum hydrocarbon or a liquid biologically derived fuel into the first capillary column and allowing the sample to flow through the first capillary column to produce a first effluent stream; (c) introducing only a portion of the first effluent stream which is within a retention time range for the marker compound(s) into a second capillary column which is an open tubular column coated with either (i) an ionic sorbent or (ii) a polyethylene glycol, and allowing said portion to flow through the second capillary column to produce a second effluent stream; and (d) allowing the second effluent stream to pass through a detector; wherein the marker compound(s) has/have formula Ar(R 2) m (OR 1) n, wherein Ar is an aromatic ring system having from six to twenty carbon atoms, R 1 is C 1 -C 12 alkyl or C 2 -C 12 alkenyl, R 2 is C 1 -C 12 alkyl or C 3 -C 12 alkenyl, m is an integer from zero to five and n is an integer from one to three; wherein the marker compound(s) contain elements in their naturally occurring isotopic proportions; and wherein each compound of formula Ar(R 2) m (OR 1) n is present in the petroleum hydrocarbon or a liquid biologically derived fuel at a level from 0.01 ppm to 100 ppm.
A camera device (20; 20A; 20B), comprising: a camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) configured to be mounted on a finger; a myoelectric sensor (22; 22A, 22B; 22C, 22D, 22E) configured to be mounted either on a base of the finger where the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) is mounted or on a wrist, and configured to detect myoelectric information associated with movement of the finger where the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) is mounted, a biological information obtainment unit configured to obtain the myoelectric information transmitted from the myoelectric sensor (22; 22A, 22B; 22C, 22D, 22E); a camera direction detection unit configured to detect, based on the myoelectric information obtained, camera directional information indicating a direction of the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) relative to a predetermined reference direction; and an output unit configured to add the camera directional information obtained from the camera direction detection unit to imaging information captured by the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E), and output the resulting information. a camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) configured to be mounted on a finger; a myoelectric sensor (22; 22A, 22B; 22C, 22D, 22E) configured to be mounted either on a base of the finger where the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) is mounted or on a wrist, and configured to detect myoelectric information associated with movement of the finger where the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) is mounted, a biological information obtainment unit configured to obtain the myoelectric information transmitted from the myoelectric sensor (22; 22A, 22B; 22C, 22D, 22E); a camera direction detection unit configured to detect, based on the myoelectric information obtained, camera directional information indicating a direction of the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E) relative to a predetermined reference direction; and an output unit configured to add the camera directional information obtained from the camera direction detection unit to imaging information captured by the camera unit (21; 21A, 21B; 21C, 21D, 21E), and output the resulting information.
An apparatus for supporting a network behind a wireless station, comprising: a gateway operable to receive from a wireless station a request for a communications session, to determine whether to authenticate the communications session, and, in response to determining to authenticate the communications session, to request from a server network addresses for network devices behind the wireless station, to receive the requested network addresses from the server, to associate the received network addresses with the wireless station, and to establish the communications session, wherein the gateway is further operable to: in response to determining not to authenticate the communications session: establish the communications session, the communications session having a first communication link associated with the wireless station and a second communication link associated with a remote device; map the first communication link and the second communication link to one another. a gateway operable to receive from a wireless station a request for a communications session, to determine whether to authenticate the communications session, and, in response to determining to authenticate the communications session, to request from a server network addresses for network devices behind the wireless station, to receive the requested network addresses from the server, to associate the received network addresses with the wireless station, and to establish the communications session, wherein the gateway is further operable to: in response to determining not to authenticate the communications session: establish the communications session, the communications session having a first communication link associated with the wireless station and a second communication link associated with a remote device; map the first communication link and the second communication link to one another. establish the communications session, the communications session having a first communication link associated with the wireless station and a second communication link associated with a remote device; map the first communication link and the second communication link to one another.
A method comprising: initiating a wireless charging and sending a charging notification to an end user; sending a battery full message for notifying the end user when the wireless charging is complete and terminating the wireless charging; setting the wireless charging device to a standby mode and monitoring a ping signal from a wireless charger transmitter to detect whether the wireless charging device is removed from the wireless charging transmitter; initiating maintenance charging without sending the charging notification to the end user when the battery is below a recharging threshold and the wireless charging device has not been removed from the wireless charging transmitter; and continuing the maintenance charging of the wireless charging device without sending the charging notification until the battery is full or the wireless charging device is removed from the wireless charger transmitter. initiating a wireless charging and sending a charging notification to an end user; sending a battery full message for notifying the end user when the wireless charging is complete and terminating the wireless charging; setting the wireless charging device to a standby mode and monitoring a ping signal from a wireless charger transmitter to detect whether the wireless charging device is removed from the wireless charging transmitter; initiating maintenance charging without sending the charging notification to the end user when the battery is below a recharging threshold and the wireless charging device has not been removed from the wireless charging transmitter; and continuing the maintenance charging of the wireless charging device without sending the charging notification until the battery is full or the wireless charging device is removed from the wireless charger transmitter.
Ball screw drive, having • a threaded spindle and • a spindle nut which at least partially surrounds the threaded spindle coaxially and has a stop on an axial end face, • and a plurality of balls which can rotate in the intermediate space between the threaded spindle and the spindle nut; • a radial stop element for limiting the travel of the threaded spindle-spindle nut system, having a stop surface arranged on the circumference of the spindle nut, wherein the radial stop element is connected in a force-fitting manner to the threaded spindle and is designed to interact with a corresponding mating stop surface on the complementarily configured axial end face of the spindle nut, and • a bearing element for accommodating a longitudinal end of the threaded spindle, characterized in that • the radial stop element and the bearing element are designed combined as an integral bearing/stop element, and has two antirotation devices (26, 28), wherein • the first anti-rotation device is designed in such a way that an angular relationship between the threaded spindle and the bearing/stop element is adjustable and can subsequently be fixed in a force-fitting manner, and • the second anti-rotation device is designed in such a way that the bearing/stop element can be connected in a form-fitting and/or force-fitting manner to a further receptacle. • a threaded spindle and • a spindle nut which at least partially surrounds the threaded spindle coaxially and has a stop on an axial end face, • and a plurality of balls which can rotate in the intermediate space between the threaded spindle and the spindle nut; • a radial stop element for limiting the travel of the threaded spindle-spindle nut system, having a stop surface arranged on the circumference of the spindle nut, wherein the radial stop element is connected in a force-fitting manner to the threaded spindle and is designed to interact with a corresponding mating stop surface on the complementarily configured axial end face of the spindle nut, and • a bearing element for accommodating a longitudinal end of the threaded spindle, characterized in that • the radial stop element and the bearing element are designed combined as an integral bearing/stop element, and has two antirotation devices (26, 28), wherein • the first anti-rotation device is designed in such a way that an angular relationship between the threaded spindle and the bearing/stop element is adjustable and can subsequently be fixed in a force-fitting manner, and • the second anti-rotation device is designed in such a way that the bearing/stop element can be connected in a form-fitting and/or force-fitting manner to a further receptacle.
A heat exchanger for cooling a gas comprising: • a casing housing therein a core of one or more ducts (2.3) for the passage of the gas to be cooled, wherein between the core and the casing there is a space with access openings for the entrance and exit of a cooling fluid flow, and wherein • the core has an end for the entrance of the hot gas and the other end for the exit of the cooled gas, one of the ends being fixed with respect to the casing and the other end floating, also with respect to the casing, for expansion compensations, characterized in that: • the floating end of the core is the end intended for the entrance of the hot gas and the fixed end is the end intended for the exit of the cooled gas, • the floating end of the core has a manifold (2.1) for distributing the incoming gas into one or more ducts (2.3) of the core and is prolonged according to a bushing (2.1.1) at its inlet, • the floating attachment between the floating end of the core and the casing is by means of interposing one or more gaskets between the bushing (2.1.1) of the manifold and the casing; and wherein, • the exchanger additionally has a guiding hood for guiding the hot gas from the inlet towards the inner cavity of the manifold (2.1) such that between the hood and the bushing (2.1.1) of the manifold (2.1) there is a stagnation space for protecting the gaskets from the heat. • a casing housing therein a core of one or more ducts (2.3) for the passage of the gas to be cooled, wherein between the core and the casing there is a space with access openings for the entrance and exit of a cooling fluid flow, and wherein • the core has an end for the entrance of the hot gas and the other end for the exit of the cooled gas, one of the ends being fixed with respect to the casing and the other end floating, also with respect to the casing, for expansion compensations, characterized in that: • the floating end of the core is the end intended for the entrance of the hot gas and the fixed end is the end intended for the exit of the cooled gas, • the floating end of the core has a manifold (2.1) for distributing the incoming gas into one or more ducts (2.3) of the core and is prolonged according to a bushing (2.1.1) at its inlet, • the floating attachment between the floating end of the core and the casing is by means of interposing one or more gaskets between the bushing (2.1.1) of the manifold and the casing; and wherein, • the exchanger additionally has a guiding hood for guiding the hot gas from the inlet towards the inner cavity of the manifold (2.1) such that between the hood and the bushing (2.1.1) of the manifold (2.1) there is a stagnation space for protecting the gaskets from the heat.
A method for correcting pixel charge data for non-ideal behavior in a CMOS sensor of an X-ray diffraction system, comprising, for each pixel in the sensor: (a) non-destructively sampling charge accumulated in the pixel at a plurality of times during a sensor frame time period and correcting each sample value for gain variation and nonlinearity; (b) estimating fixed pattern and dark current noise for the pixel and subtracting the estimated fixed pattern and dark current noise from each corrected sample value; (c) estimating reset noise for the pixel and subtracting the estimated reset noise from each sample value corrected in step (b) to produce a plurality of corrected sample values; (d) fitting a model basis function of charge versus time to the corrected sample values produced in step (c); and (e) evaluating the fitted model basis function at an end time of the frame time period. (a) non-destructively sampling charge accumulated in the pixel at a plurality of times during a sensor frame time period and correcting each sample value for gain variation and nonlinearity; (b) estimating fixed pattern and dark current noise for the pixel and subtracting the estimated fixed pattern and dark current noise from each corrected sample value; (c) estimating reset noise for the pixel and subtracting the estimated reset noise from each sample value corrected in step (b) to produce a plurality of corrected sample values; (d) fitting a model basis function of charge versus time to the corrected sample values produced in step (c); and (e) evaluating the fitted model basis function at an end time of the frame time period.
A baking fat product for use as a substitute for butter when baking, said baking fat product comprising butterfat and palm oil as its main ingredients (by volume), characterised in that said butterfat and palm oil comprise between 70% and 90% of the baking fat product (by volume), said palm oil does not exceed 50% of the baking fat product (by volume), said palm oil is a refined and deodorised fat with a melting point approximately equal to that of butter, and said baking fat product has an overall moisture content of 16% (by volume).
An article comprising a glass substrate comprising two main faces defining two main surfaces separated by edges and a temporary protective layer comprising an organic polymer matrix deposited on at least one portion of a main surface of the glass substrate, characterized in that the temporary protective layer has a rough surface defined by a surface roughness parameter Sa, corresponding to the arithmetic mean height of the profile of the surface, of greater than 0.2 μm.