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A radiographic projector for housing a radioisotope for use in gamma radiography, the radiographic projector comprising: a first radiation shield for housing a radioisotope, and a second radiation shield; the first radiation shield comprising an aperture through which a radioisotope located in the first radiation shield may be projected out of the first radiation shield; wherein the first radiation shield defines a surface for removably receiving the second radiation shield; wherein a first portion of said surface defines said aperture; and a second portion of said surface is inclined relative to a plane of said aperture; said second radiation shield is adapted to removably engage said surface of said first radiation shield; characterized in that the radiographic projector is, in use, reconfigurable between (a) a first configuration, in which the second radiation shield is received on said surface of the first radiation shield, and (b) a second configuration, for use in housing a radioisotope in said first radiation shield, in which the second radiation shield is removed from the first radiation shield. a first radiation shield for housing a radioisotope, and a second radiation shield; the first radiation shield comprising an aperture through which a radioisotope located in the first radiation shield may be projected out of the first radiation shield; wherein the first radiation shield defines a surface for removably receiving the second radiation shield; wherein a first portion of said surface defines said aperture; and a second portion of said surface is inclined relative to a plane of said aperture; said second radiation shield is adapted to removably engage said surface of said first radiation shield; characterized in that the radiographic projector is, in use, reconfigurable between (a) a first configuration, in which the second radiation shield is received on said surface of the first radiation shield, and (b) a second configuration, for use in housing a radioisotope in said first radiation shield, in which the second radiation shield is removed from the first radiation shield.
A non-invasive method for determination of parameters for evaluation of vascular endothelium function in a human subject, the method comprising: (a) measuring and recording as a function of time the intensity of NADH fluorescence signal emitted from skin tissue cells in a selected location on an upper limb of said subject to obtain a baseline; (b) blocking blood flow in an artery to the upper limb upstream to the selected location, while continuing measuring and recording said intensity as it grows up as a function of time; (c) releasing the block of blood flow while continuing measuring and recording said intensity as it changes as a function of time until obtaining a stationary state; and (d) determining parameters indicative of endothelial function from the course of changes of said intensity by measuring the difference ΔI between the maximum level of intensity of NADH fluorescence signal upon blocking blood flow and the minimum level of intensity of NADH fluorescence after releasing the block of blood flow in step (c); and wherein said NADH fluorescence signal is emitted upon illumination with and absorption of UV exciting light. (a) measuring and recording as a function of time the intensity of NADH fluorescence signal emitted from skin tissue cells in a selected location on an upper limb of said subject to obtain a baseline; (b) blocking blood flow in an artery to the upper limb upstream to the selected location, while continuing measuring and recording said intensity as it grows up as a function of time; (c) releasing the block of blood flow while continuing measuring and recording said intensity as it changes as a function of time until obtaining a stationary state; and (d) determining parameters indicative of endothelial function from the course of changes of said intensity by measuring the difference ΔI between the maximum level of intensity of NADH fluorescence signal upon blocking blood flow and the minimum level of intensity of NADH fluorescence after releasing the block of blood flow in step (c); and wherein said NADH fluorescence signal is emitted upon illumination with and absorption of UV exciting light.
A process for manufacturing an alternating current winding for a rotating electrical machine of round wires with a fed-in or pull-in winding, characterized in that, afterinserting or pulling the winding into the laminated core, the self-inductances of all the sub-conductors of each coil are determined by measurement, the mean value L transverse is derived from all self-inductances of each coil, those sub-conductors whose self-inductance is determined to differ significantly from the mean value L transverse are separated in the end winding or in an area accessible after insertion or pulling-in; the self-inductances of the separated sub-conductors of each coil are determined by measurement, the self-inductances of the sub-conductorsare sorted according to size, sothat the sum of the values of the self-inductances of two sub-conductors to be interconnected diverge as little as possible from the mean value L transverse, wherein the values of the self-inductances of the unseparatedsub-conductors mustcorrespond closely to the mean value L transverse, and in that these sub-conductors to be interconnected are electrically interconnected among themselvesinto a sub-conductor pairin a compensation point and thesesub-conductor pairs are electrically insulated from one another and from the other winding elements.
An article of footwear, comprising: an upper; a sole member engaged with the upper, the sole member having a forefoot region, a midfoot region, and a heel region; a first traction element having an attached end, an opposing free end, and a main body portion that connects the attached end and the free end, wherein the attached end is secured to the sole member and the free end extends away from the attached end, and wherein the main body portion of the first traction element lies across a joint about which the sole member is flexed; wherein the free end of the first traction element is positioned a first distance away from a surface of the sole member when the sole member is in an unflexed position and a second distance away from the surface of the sole member when the sole member is in a flexed position, the second distance being greater than the first distance, and wherein the first traction element has a first length between the attached end and the free end that is sufficient to permit the free end to form part of the ground-contact surface of the article of footwear when the sole member is in the flexed position. an upper; a sole member engaged with the upper, the sole member having a forefoot region, a midfoot region, and a heel region; a first traction element having an attached end, an opposing free end, and a main body portion that connects the attached end and the free end, wherein the attached end is secured to the sole member and the free end extends away from the attached end, and wherein the main body portion of the first traction element lies across a joint about which the sole member is flexed; wherein the free end of the first traction element is positioned a first distance away from a surface of the sole member when the sole member is in an unflexed position and a second distance away from the surface of the sole member when the sole member is in a flexed position, the second distance being greater than the first distance, and wherein the first traction element has a first length between the attached end and the free end that is sufficient to permit the free end to form part of the ground-contact surface of the article of footwear when the sole member is in the flexed position.
A device for braking the rotation of a cylindrical shell of a payload ejected from a gyrostabilised projectile, the device comprising at least two deployable fins which are evenly and angularly distributed on an outer wall of the shell, the device being characterised in that the fins are positioned with respect to the shell such that their plane forms, in deployed position, an angle (α) with the axis of the shell, the angle being a non-zero angle and being oriented such that the aerodynamic flow during the flight of the shell has the effect of braking the rotation of the latter, the fins being formed by metal sheets fixed to the wall of the shell at one of their edge, each metal sheet being fixed along a helical line (15a, 15b) of the shell, the plurality of helical lines associated with the plurality of fins being deducted from each other by rotation around the axis of the shell.
A computer-implemented method of determining the location of a mobile device comprising a camera and at least one inertial sensor, comprising the steps of: capturing, using the camera, a sequence of images over a period of time; for pairs of consecutive images from the sequence of images, determining, using a convolutional neural network, features indicative of the motion of the device between the time the first image of the pair of images was captured and the time the second image of the pair of images was captured; capturing, using the at least one inertial sensor, data indicative of the motion of the device; determining, using a first recurrent neural network, features indicative of the motion of the device from the data indicative of the motion of the device from the at least one inertial sensor; for the sequence of images, determining, using a second recurrent neural network, features indicative of the location of the device from the features determined by the convolutional neural network and the first recurrent neural network; and for the sequence of images, determining the location of the device from the features determined by the second recurrent neural network. capturing, using the camera, a sequence of images over a period of time; for pairs of consecutive images from the sequence of images, determining, using a convolutional neural network, features indicative of the motion of the device between the time the first image of the pair of images was captured and the time the second image of the pair of images was captured; capturing, using the at least one inertial sensor, data indicative of the motion of the device; determining, using a first recurrent neural network, features indicative of the motion of the device from the data indicative of the motion of the device from the at least one inertial sensor; for the sequence of images, determining, using a second recurrent neural network, features indicative of the location of the device from the features determined by the convolutional neural network and the first recurrent neural network; and for the sequence of images, determining the location of the device from the features determined by the second recurrent neural network.
A composition comprising a therapeutically effective amount of apilimod, or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, solvate, clathrate, hydrate or polymorph, thereof, for use in a method of treating melanoma in a subject in need thereof
Bearing, comprising at least two rubber bushings (1, 2), each having a vertical axis of rotation (3, 4), wherein the rubber bushings (1, 2) are functionally connected in parallel, wherein the two rubber bushings (1, 2) form a unit that can be pre-assembled, wherein the rubber bushings (1, 2) are arranged adjacently at a distance from one another and are each in a bushing carrier (6, 7), wherein the rubber bushings (1, 2) each have a substantially hollow cylindrical-shaped bushing core (8, 9) which is connectable to a bracket, wherein the bushing carriers (6, 7) are interconnected by a bridge and wherein the bridge has a fixing device for fixing an assembly to be supported, characterised in that the fixing device comprises an opening in the bridge, in that in the opening a threaded sleeve is arranged, in that at its end face the threaded sleeve has an annular collar for the assembly to be supported on the one side, and at the end face on the other side is height-adjustably connected by means of an external thread to a first internal thread of the wall of the bridge which delimits the opening, and in that the threaded sleeve has a second internal thread for fixing the assembly to be supported on the collar.
Method for producing an immunoglobulin Fab fragment comprising the following steps: - providing a single immunoglobulin producing cell, - obtaining from said cell the nucleic acid encoding the immunoglobulin light and heavy chain variable domains, also encoding a part of the light chain constant domain and a part of the heavy chain C H 1 domain, with a method comprising the following steps: - performing a first polymerase chain reaction with four to six 5'-primer and one 3'-primer, - performing with the product of the first polymerase chain reaction a second polymerase chain reaction with thirteen to fifteen 5'-primer and one 3'-primer, whereby in the second polymerase chain reaction the 3'-primer is the same as in the first polymerase chain reaction and at least one 5'-primer is changed, and whereby in the second polymerase chain reaction the number of nucleotides between the 5'-end of each of the 5'-primer and the 3'-end of the 3'-primer is reduced compared to the number of nucleotides between the 5'-end of each of the 5'-primer and the 3'-end of the 3'-primer in the first polymerase chain reaction, when bound to the nucleic acid to be amplified, - generating a linear expression matrix comprising the obtained nucleic acid, - translating in vitro said nucleic acid and thereby producing the immunoglobulin Fab fragment. - providing a single immunoglobulin producing cell, - obtaining from said cell the nucleic acid encoding the immunoglobulin light and heavy chain variable domains, also encoding a part of the light chain constant domain and a part of the heavy chain C H 1 domain, with a method comprising the following steps: - performing a first polymerase chain reaction with four to six 5'-primer and one 3'-primer, - performing with the product of the first polymerase chain reaction a second polymerase chain reaction with thirteen to fifteen 5'-primer and one 3'-primer, whereby in the second polymerase chain reaction the 3'-primer is the same as in the first polymerase chain reaction and at least one 5'-primer is changed, and whereby in the second polymerase chain reaction the number of nucleotides between the 5'-end of each of the 5'-primer and the 3'-end of the 3'-primer is reduced compared to the number of nucleotides between the 5'-end of each of the 5'-primer and the 3'-end of the 3'-primer in the first polymerase chain reaction, when bound to the nucleic acid to be amplified, - performing a first polymerase chain reaction with four to six 5'-primer and one 3'-primer, - performing with the product of the first polymerase chain reaction a second polymerase chain reaction with thirteen to fifteen 5'-primer and one 3'-primer, - generating a linear expression matrix comprising the obtained nucleic acid, - translating in vitro said nucleic acid and thereby producing the immunoglobulin Fab fragment.
Polyisocyanate composition comprising a polyisocyanate component A) and an emulsifier component B), characterized in that the polyisocyanate component A) consists of at least one polyisocyanate based on 1,5-diisocyanatopentane and the emulsifier component B) comprises at least one ionic and/or nonionic emulsifier, wherein the polyisocyanate component A) comprises at least one polyisocyanate which is obtainable by modification of 1,5-diisocyanatopentane and which has uretdione, isocyanurate, allophanate, biuret, iminooxadiazinedione and/or oxadiazinetrione structure.
A method comprising: retrieving a multi-dimensional map from a navigation system memory (20, 27), where the multi-dimensional map comprises terrain information, object information and aerial traffic lanes, which are at least partially defined based upon road networks on the surface of the earth, where the object information comprises information regarding location and size (42, 44) of objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72) extending above ground level, where the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72) are in uncontrolled airspace, and where the object information includes height information regarding a height above ground level of at least some of the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72); determining an aerial route between two locations (60, 62) based at least partially upon the multi-dimensional map, where the aerial route is limited to the uncontrolled airspace, where the aerial route is over and around at least some of the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72), and where the aerial route is determined, at least partially, based upon the height information of the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72), wherein said determined aerial route comprises aerial traffic lanes that meet criteria for safety and privacy; and storing the aerial route in the navigation system memory (20, 27); characterized in that: locations of land roads from a two-dimensional map have been used as an initial basis for establishing the multi-dimensional map. retrieving a multi-dimensional map from a navigation system memory (20, 27), where the multi-dimensional map comprises terrain information, object information and aerial traffic lanes, which are at least partially defined based upon road networks on the surface of the earth, where the object information comprises information regarding location and size (42, 44) of objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72) extending above ground level, where the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72) are in uncontrolled airspace, and where the object information includes height information regarding a height above ground level of at least some of the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72); determining an aerial route between two locations (60, 62) based at least partially upon the multi-dimensional map, where the aerial route is limited to the uncontrolled airspace, where the aerial route is over and around at least some of the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72), and where the aerial route is determined, at least partially, based upon the height information of the objects (52, 54, 56, 58, 68, 70, 72), wherein said determined aerial route comprises aerial traffic lanes that meet criteria for safety and privacy; and storing the aerial route in the navigation system memory (20, 27); characterized in that: locations of land roads from a two-dimensional map have been used as an initial basis for establishing the multi-dimensional map.
An image decoding method of decoding a bitstream to generate a decoded block, the image decoding method comprising: obtaining quantized coefficients and first flag information that indicates whether or not an offset process is required, by performing variable-length decoding on the bitstream; obtaining a decoded residual block by performing inverse quantization and inverse transform on the quantized coefficients; generating a predicted block by predicting the decoded block; generating a temporary decoded block by adding the decoded residual block to the predicted block; and generating (S10005 - S10007) the decoded block by executing, on the temporary decoded block, the offset process for correcting an error that is included in the temporary decoded block, when the first flag information indicates that the offset process is required; wherein the offset process is executed to add an offset value obtained from the bitstream to a value of a pixel included in the temporary decoded block; wherein the step of obtaining quantized coefficients and first flag information further obtains unit-of-offsetting information indicating whether or not, in an area A including a plurality of blocks, the same offset value is used for all the blocks; and in the step (S10005 - S10007) of generating the decoded block, the offset process is executed on the temporary decoded block according to the unit-of-offsetting information; wherein, when the unit-of-offsetting information indicates that the same offset value is used for all the blocks in the area A, a new offset value is obtained when the offset process is completed for all blocks of the area A. obtaining quantized coefficients and first flag information that indicates whether or not an offset process is required, by performing variable-length decoding on the bitstream; obtaining a decoded residual block by performing inverse quantization and inverse transform on the quantized coefficients; generating a predicted block by predicting the decoded block; generating a temporary decoded block by adding the decoded residual block to the predicted block; and generating (S10005 - S10007) the decoded block by executing, on the temporary decoded block, the offset process for correcting an error that is included in the temporary decoded block, when the first flag information indicates that the offset process is required; wherein the offset process is executed to add an offset value obtained from the bitstream to a value of a pixel included in the temporary decoded block; wherein the step of obtaining quantized coefficients and first flag information further obtains unit-of-offsetting information indicating whether or not, in an area A including a plurality of blocks, the same offset value is used for all the blocks; and in the step (S10005 - S10007) of generating the decoded block, the offset process is executed on the temporary decoded block according to the unit-of-offsetting information; wherein, when the unit-of-offsetting information indicates that the same offset value is used for all the blocks in the area A, a new offset value is obtained when the offset process is completed for all blocks of the area A.
A method for determining enclave equivalence, comprising receiving a first attestation report from a first enclave instantiated on a first native enclave platform; extracting a first enclave identity value associated with an enclave identity type from the first attestation report; receiving a second attestation report from a second enclave instantiated on a second native enclave platform, wherein the first native enclave platform and the second native enclave platform are different; extracting a second enclave identity value associated with the enclave identity type from the second attestation report; determine the first enclave identity value is the same as the second enclave identity value; and performing, based on the determining, a computing operation by partially completing the computing operation in the first enclave and partially completing the computing operation in the second enclave.