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A modular container for storage and transport of items, which container comprises: - a peripheral frame having a rectangular plan shape; - a plurality of transverse members rigidly joined to said frame and longitudinally spaced apart to form a bottom wall with transverse gaps; - a pair of longitudinal walls and a pair of transverse walls, which are both removable and perpendicular to said frame; - a post attached to said peripheral frame proximate each vertex thereof; wherein each post is a hollow profile accommodating at one end a first extendable rod with a support foot adapted to rest on the ground, and at the opposite end a second extendable rod, each post having a first outer face with first coupling means for attaching one of said longitudinal walls, and a second outer face with second coupling means for attaching one of said transverse walls; characterized in that the posts are pivotally attached to said frame to move from an operating configuration in which said posts are perpendicular to said frame, thereby allowing both said first rod and second rod to extend and said longitudinal wall and transverse wall to be attached, to an idle configuration in which said longitudinal wall and transverse wall are removed and said posts are pivoted 90° with the first coupling means accommodated in said transverse gaps. - a peripheral frame having a rectangular plan shape; - a plurality of transverse members rigidly joined to said frame and longitudinally spaced apart to form a bottom wall with transverse gaps; - a pair of longitudinal walls and a pair of transverse walls, which are both removable and perpendicular to said frame; - a post attached to said peripheral frame proximate each vertex thereof; wherein each post is a hollow profile accommodating at one end a first extendable rod with a support foot adapted to rest on the ground, and at the opposite end a second extendable rod, each post having a first outer face with first coupling means for attaching one of said longitudinal walls, and a second outer face with second coupling means for attaching one of said transverse walls; characterized in that the posts are pivotally attached to said frame to move from an operating configuration in which said posts are perpendicular to said frame, thereby allowing both said first rod and second rod to extend and said longitudinal wall and transverse wall to be attached, to an idle configuration in which said longitudinal wall and transverse wall are removed and said posts are pivoted 90° with the first coupling means accommodated in said transverse gaps.
Animal locating device, in particular for locating farm animals, comprising: - an image detection device configured to detect a plurality of animals within an animal holding area at time intervals, - a data processing device connected to the image detection device so as to transmit signals and configured to ∘ track several animals (43, 44, 45) detected by the image detection device in successive image detection operations and thus determine their respective location, characterised in that the image detection device is further configured to ∘ correlate with one another several animals that were detected within a single contour in a first image detection operation and which were detected as two or more separate contours in a second image detection operation following the first image detection operation, ∘ store and forward to a data output unit the time at which the one single contour became two contours. - an image detection device configured to detect a plurality of animals within an animal holding area at time intervals, - a data processing device connected to the image detection device so as to transmit signals and configured to ∘ track several animals (43, 44, 45) detected by the image detection device in successive image detection operations and thus determine their respective location, ∘ track several animals (43, 44, 45) detected by the image detection device in successive image detection operations and thus determine their respective location, ∘ correlate with one another several animals that were detected within a single contour in a first image detection operation and which were detected as two or more separate contours in a second image detection operation following the first image detection operation, ∘ store and forward to a data output unit the time at which the one single contour became two contours.
A method for isolating transmission lines of a radio frequency power amplifier, characterized in that the method comprises: setting a distance between adjacent two of transmission lines on a chip substrate to be greater than 2.5 times a width of each of the transmission lines, and disposing shielding lines at an inner side of each of the transmission lines and an outer side of each of the transmission lines opposite to the inner side; wrapping a permalloy layer on an outer wall of each of the transmission lines; and wrapping an aluminum layer on an outer wall of the permalloy layer, defining a plurality of grooves on an outer wall of the aluminum layer at intervals, where the plurality of the grooves are recessed inward and in an inverted triangular structure. setting a distance between adjacent two of transmission lines on a chip substrate to be greater than 2.5 times a width of each of the transmission lines, and disposing shielding lines at an inner side of each of the transmission lines and an outer side of each of the transmission lines opposite to the inner side; wrapping a permalloy layer on an outer wall of each of the transmission lines; and wrapping an aluminum layer on an outer wall of the permalloy layer, defining a plurality of grooves on an outer wall of the aluminum layer at intervals, where the plurality of the grooves are recessed inward and in an inverted triangular structure.
A resin comprising a reaction product of: an oligomer or polymer selected from acrylics having a number average molecular weight from 1000 to 25000 as determined by gel permeation chromatography using a monodispersed polystyrene standard, said oligomer or polymer having reactive functionality thereon selected from hydroxyl, carboxyl, anhydride, isocyanate, and epoxide functional groups; and a polyolefin that is different from said oligomer or polymer and having a functional group selected from acrylate, methacrylate, carboxyl, hydroxyl, epoxide, anhydride and isocyanate functional groups; wherein said functional group of said polyolefin is reactive with said reactive functionality of said oligomer or polymer; and wherein said oligomer or polymer and said polyolefin are at least partially immiscible in solution at ambient temperature, and wherein said polyolefin is reacted in an amount of from 15 to 50 parts by weight and said oligomer or polymer is reacted in an amount of from 50 and 85 parts by weight, based on 100 parts by weight of the components utilized to form said resin. an oligomer or polymer selected from acrylics having a number average molecular weight from 1000 to 25000 as determined by gel permeation chromatography using a monodispersed polystyrene standard, said oligomer or polymer having reactive functionality thereon selected from hydroxyl, carboxyl, anhydride, isocyanate, and epoxide functional groups; and a polyolefin that is different from said oligomer or polymer and having a functional group selected from acrylate, methacrylate, carboxyl, hydroxyl, epoxide, anhydride and isocyanate functional groups; wherein said functional group of said polyolefin is reactive with said reactive functionality of said oligomer or polymer; and wherein said oligomer or polymer and said polyolefin are at least partially immiscible in solution at ambient temperature, and wherein said polyolefin is reacted in an amount of from 15 to 50 parts by weight and said oligomer or polymer is reacted in an amount of from 50 and 85 parts by weight, based on 100 parts by weight of the components utilized to form said resin.
An electronic imaging device comprising a toner cartridge (b) and a rotatable toner cartridge guide rail, the toner cartridge being removably mounted in the electronic imaging device via the rotatable toner cartridge guide rail, the toner cartridge comprising: a locating column, disposed and movable at one side of the toner cartridge, wherein the locating column is supported by the toner cartridge guide rail and rotates the toner cartridge guide rail when the locating column is moved by an external force; characterized in that the electronic imaging device further comprises an inspection device having a trigger switch for enabling the inspection device to perform an inspection operation so that when the toner cartridge guide rail is rotated in response to the external force on the locating column, the toner cartridge guide rail touches the trigger switch and turns on the trigger switch, the inspection device starts inspecting and generates a signal that the trigger switch is turned on, and as the trigger switch is turned off, the inspection device PD1 generates a signal that the trigger switch is turned off; and the electronic imaging device is configured to determine, through the signals obtained from the inspection device, whether the toner cartridge matches the electronic imaging device. a locating column, disposed and movable at one side of the toner cartridge, wherein the locating column is supported by the toner cartridge guide rail and rotates the toner cartridge guide rail when the locating column is moved by an external force; characterized in that the electronic imaging device further comprises an inspection device having a trigger switch for enabling the inspection device to perform an inspection operation so that when the toner cartridge guide rail is rotated in response to the external force on the locating column, the toner cartridge guide rail touches the trigger switch and turns on the trigger switch, the inspection device starts inspecting and generates a signal that the trigger switch is turned on, and as the trigger switch is turned off, the inspection device PD1 generates a signal that the trigger switch is turned off; and the electronic imaging device is configured to determine, through the signals obtained from the inspection device, whether the toner cartridge matches the electronic imaging device.
Optical element (10, 10'), in particular spectacle lens or spectacle lens blank, having a substrate body produced from a transparent plastic, and having a coating having a plurality of layers (14, 16, 18), said coating comprising a hard lacquer layer adjoining the substrate body and an antireflection coating arranged on the hard lacquer layer and having a mono- or multilayer construction, characterized in that the coating has a diffusivity D F that ensures the absorption of water molecules passing through the coating in the substrate body and the release of water molecules from the substrate body through the coating from an air atmosphere arranged on the side of the coating facing away from the substrate body with a moisture flow density j D which, proceeding from an equilibrium state of the quantity of water molecules incorporated in the substrate body in an air atmosphere at 23 °C and 50 % relative air humidity, said equilibrium state being defined by the fact that the number of water molecules incorporated into the substrate body changes by not more than 1 % within 24 h, brings about the setting of the equilibrium state of the quantity of water molecules incorporated in the substrate body in an air atmosphere at 40 °C and 95 % relative air humidity within a time interval which is longer by not more than a time period of the length Δt = 10 h, preferably by not more than a time period of the length Δt = 9 h or Δt = 8 h or Δt = 7 h or Δt = 6 h or Δt = 5 h or Δt = 4 h or Δt = 3 h or Δt = 2 h, particularly preferably by not more than a time period of the length Δt = 1 h, than the time interval required for setting said equilibrium state under corresponding conditions in the case of an uncoated substrate body identical to the substrate body, wherein there are formed in the coating a multiplicity of preferably microscopic and/or mesoscopic pores in particular in the form of the holes, which, proceeding from the surface of the coating, extend on the side facing away from the substrate body at least as far as the hard lacquer layer.
A prosthetic heart valve, comprising: an annular frame comprising an inflow end and an outflow end and being radially compressible and expandable between a radially compressed configuration and a radially expanded configuration having a cylindrical shape, wherein the frame comprises a first row of angled struts arranged end-to-end and extending circumferentially at the inflow end of the frame, a second row of circumferentially extending angled struts, a third row of circumferentially extending angled struts, a fourth row of circumferentially extending angled struts, and a fifth row of circumferentially extending angled struts at the outflow end of the frame; a valvular structure positioned within the frame and secured thereto; and an outer sealing member mounted outside of the frame and adapted to seal against surrounding tissue when the prosthetic heart valve is implanted within a native heart valve annulus of a patient, wherein outer sealing member comprises a straight inflow edge portion and an outflow edge portion defining a plurality of alternating projections and notches that follow the shape of a row of struts (24, 26, 28, 32) of the frame. an annular frame comprising an inflow end and an outflow end and being radially compressible and expandable between a radially compressed configuration and a radially expanded configuration having a cylindrical shape, wherein the frame comprises a first row of angled struts arranged end-to-end and extending circumferentially at the inflow end of the frame, a second row of circumferentially extending angled struts, a third row of circumferentially extending angled struts, a fourth row of circumferentially extending angled struts, and a fifth row of circumferentially extending angled struts at the outflow end of the frame; a valvular structure positioned within the frame and secured thereto; and an outer sealing member mounted outside of the frame and adapted to seal against surrounding tissue when the prosthetic heart valve is implanted within a native heart valve annulus of a patient, wherein outer sealing member comprises a straight inflow edge portion and an outflow edge portion defining a plurality of alternating projections and notches that follow the shape of a row of struts (24, 26, 28, 32) of the frame.
A process for production of sulfur from a feedstock gas comprising 30 vol%, 40 vol% or 50% to 99 vol% or 100 vol% H 2 S and a recycled stream of sulfuric acid involving the steps of a. providing a Claus reaction furnace feed stream comprising said feedstock gas, an amount of recycled sulfuric acid, an amount of oxygen and optionally an amount of fuel, wherein the amount of oxygen is substoichiometric, b. directing said Claus reaction furnace feed stream to a Claus reaction furnace operating at elevated temperature such as above 900°C, providing a Claus converter feed gas c. cooling said Claus converter feed gas to provide a cooled Claus converter feed gas and optionally an amount of elemental sulfur d. directing said cooled Claus converter feed gas to contact a material catalytically active in the Claus reaction, e. withdrawing a Claus tail gas and elementary sulfur, optionally by cooling the effluent from said material catalytically active in the Claus reaction, f. directing a stream comprising said Claus tail gas, oxygen and a fuel as a feedstock gas to a means for Claus tail gas oxidation operating at a temperature above 900°C and/or a catalytic means for oxidation providing an SO 2 converter feed gas, g. directing said SO 2 converter feed gas to contact a material catalytically active in SO 2 oxidation to SO 3, providing an SO 3 rich gas, h. converting said SO 3 rich gas to concentrated sulfuric acid and a SO 3 depleted gas, either by absorption of SO 3 in sulfuric acid or by hydration of SO 3, cooling and condensation of sulfuric acid, wherein said recycled stream of sulfuric acid comprises an amount of said concentrated sulfuric acid and wherein the concentrated sulfuric acid contains from 90%w/w to 98%w/w or 98.5%w/w H 2 SO 4. a. providing a Claus reaction furnace feed stream comprising said feedstock gas, an amount of recycled sulfuric acid, an amount of oxygen and optionally an amount of fuel, wherein the amount of oxygen is substoichiometric, b. directing said Claus reaction furnace feed stream to a Claus reaction furnace operating at elevated temperature such as above 900°C, providing a Claus converter feed gas c. cooling said Claus converter feed gas to provide a cooled Claus converter feed gas and optionally an amount of elemental sulfur d. directing said cooled Claus converter feed gas to contact a material catalytically active in the Claus reaction, e. withdrawing a Claus tail gas and elementary sulfur, optionally by cooling the effluent from said material catalytically active in the Claus reaction, f. directing a stream comprising said Claus tail gas, oxygen and a fuel as a feedstock gas to a means for Claus tail gas oxidation operating at a temperature above 900°C and/or a catalytic means for oxidation providing an SO 2 converter feed gas, g. directing said SO 2 converter feed gas to contact a material catalytically active in SO 2 oxidation to SO 3, providing an SO 3 rich gas, h. converting said SO 3 rich gas to concentrated sulfuric acid and a SO 3 depleted gas, either by absorption of SO 3 in sulfuric acid or by hydration of SO 3, cooling and condensation of sulfuric acid,
A method of obscuring a software code implementing an elliptic curve cryptography point multiplication function, comprising: receiving ECC parameters including a multiplier d having M bits; transforming multiplier d into an array d(i) with -1, 0, and +1 values while maintaining the same value for d; and generating ECC point multiplication function operations using the transformed multiplier array d(i) and M, wherein the generated ECC point multiplication function operations are implemented as split variable operations, wherein said split variable operations are carried out using split variable representations of variables, wherein for each variable of said variables, the variable being designated as x, is split into N portions, designated X 1, X 2,... X N such that the split variable representation of variable x is represented by multiple combinations of X 1, X 2,... X N, using N+1 secret splitting values, designated X, X,... X, X (N+1) according to the scheme x = X X 1 + X X 2 +... X X N + X (N+1), wherein N is an integer that is two or more, and wherein operations are also expanded to use N split portions. receiving ECC parameters including a multiplier d having M bits; transforming multiplier d into an array d(i) with -1, 0, and +1 values while maintaining the same value for d; and generating ECC point multiplication function operations using the transformed multiplier array d(i) and M, wherein the generated ECC point multiplication function operations are implemented as split variable operations, wherein said split variable operations are carried out using split variable representations of variables, wherein for each variable of said variables, the variable being designated as x, is split into N portions, designated X 1, X 2,... X N such that the split variable representation of variable x is represented by multiple combinations of X 1, X 2,... X N, using N+1 secret splitting values, designated X, X,... X, X (N+1) according to the scheme x = X X 1 + X X 2 +... X X N + X (N+1), wherein N is an integer that is two or more, and wherein operations are also expanded to use N split portions.
A mobile terminal (100, 200) comprising: a terminal body having a plurality of members (201, 202, 203, 230, 240); a circuit board (250, 350, 450) mounted at an upper portion of the terminal body and an antenna device mounted at a lower portion of the terminal body, the antenna device being spaced apart from the circuit board (250, 350, 450), a battery (240, 340, 440, 540) disposed between the circuit board (250, 350, 450) and the antenna device, and a connecting portion (270, 280, 290, 380, 480, 570, 580) electrically connecting the circuit board (250, 350, 450) and the antenna device, the connecting portion (270, 280, 290, 380, 480, 570, 580) includes a conductive pattern (271,281,282,291,292) formed on a surface of one of the plurality of members of the terminal body, wherein at least a portion of the one of the plurality of members of the terminal body including the conductive pattern (271,281,282,291,292) is disposed between the upper portion and the lower portion of the terminal body, wherein the antenna device is mounted inside the mobile terminal (100, 200). a terminal body having a plurality of members (201, 202, 203, 230, 240); a circuit board (250, 350, 450) mounted at an upper portion of the terminal body and an antenna device mounted at a lower portion of the terminal body, the antenna device being spaced apart from the circuit board (250, 350, 450), a battery (240, 340, 440, 540) disposed between the circuit board (250, 350, 450) and the antenna device, and a connecting portion (270, 280, 290, 380, 480, 570, 580) electrically connecting the circuit board (250, 350, 450) and the antenna device, the connecting portion (270, 280, 290, 380, 480, 570, 580) includes a conductive pattern (271,281,282,291,292) formed on a surface of one of the plurality of members of the terminal body, wherein at least a portion of the one of the plurality of members of the terminal body including the conductive pattern (271,281,282,291,292) is disposed between the upper portion and the lower portion of the terminal body, wherein the antenna device is mounted inside the mobile terminal (100, 200).
An absorbent article comprising a liquid pervious topsheet, a liquid impervious backsheet, absorbent material positioned between the liquid pervious topsheet and the liquid impervious backsheet, and a bottom distribution assembly between the absorbent material and the liquid impervious backsheet, wherein the absorbent material comprises superabsorbent particles and is arranged such that one or more channels are formed, wherein less absorbent material per surface area is present in the one or more channels compared to an area around the one or more channels, wherein preferably substantially no absorbent material is present in the one or more channels, wherein the bottom distribution assembly comprises a spunbond layer and a meltblown layer, wherein said spunbond layer comprises polyester fibres, wherein the spunbond layer is arranged closer to the absorbent material than the meltblown layer.
An optical system for tracking the ocular movements of the face of an individual, said system comprising an image acquisition module designed to acquire an image (Im) of the individual's two eyes (22, 22d, 22g), comprising an optical means (110d, 110g) for transmission, to the acquisition module, of two images (Im_d, Im_g) of each eye respectively, which together correspond to a discontinuous region (24d, 24g) of the face, by multiple reflections along two optical paths (TOd, TOg) characterized in that the two optical paths do not include a semi-reflective mirror, and in which the optical paths comprise optical input paths (114d, 114g) relating to each eye respectively, which run parallel to one another and to an optical axis of the image acquisition module, and the optical transmission means is configured to bring said two images closer together so that the acquisition module acquires said two images (Im_d, Im_g) simultaneously.