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Method for evaluating the main biohydrogenation pathways of lipids in the rumen of lambs, comprising the following steps: a) Collection of lamb faeces; b) Drying the lamb faeces; c) Preparation and extraction of the fatty acid methyl ester from the dried lamb faeces; d) Analysis of fatty acid methyl esters by gas-chromatography with flame ionization detection equipped with a highly polar capillary column of cyanopropylsiloxane as stationary phase; e) Identification of cis and trans octadecenoic isomers (18:1); f) application of linear regression equation Y=aX+b to the 18:1 trans-10, 18:1 trans-11 proportions and the ratio 18:1 trans-10/ 18:1 trans-11 fatty acids of faeces as marker of 18:1 trans-10, 18:1 trans-11 proportions and the ratio of 18:1 trans-10/ 18:1 trans-11 fatty acids in rumen contents, wherein a predominance of the octadecenoic biohydrogenation isomers 18:1 trans -10 indicates a shift in rumen from normal 18:1 trans -11 biohydrogenation pathway to trans-10 shifted pathway. a) Collection of lamb faeces; b) Drying the lamb faeces; c) Preparation and extraction of the fatty acid methyl ester from the dried lamb faeces; d) Analysis of fatty acid methyl esters by gas-chromatography with flame ionization detection equipped with a highly polar capillary column of cyanopropylsiloxane as stationary phase; e) Identification of cis and trans octadecenoic isomers (18:1); f) application of linear regression equation Y=aX+b to the 18:1 trans-10, 18:1 trans-11 proportions and the ratio 18:1 trans-10/ 18:1 trans-11 fatty acids of faeces as marker of 18:1 trans-10, 18:1 trans-11 proportions and the ratio of 18:1 trans-10/ 18:1 trans-11 fatty acids in rumen contents, wherein a predominance of the octadecenoic biohydrogenation isomers 18:1 trans -10 indicates a shift in rumen from normal 18:1 trans -11 biohydrogenation pathway to trans-10 shifted pathway.
A razor cartridge, comprising: a frame defining a base, said frame having an opening defined in part by a composite guard having a leading guard surface and a cap having a trailing cap surface , said leading guard surface having a leading edge, wherein said leading guard surface and said trailing cap surface cooperate to define a contact plane tangential thereto and extending across said opening; and at least three razor blades attached to said base, said razor blades being fixedly spaced; wherein the cutting edge of the razor blade closest to said leading edge of the leading guard surface has a cutting edge exposure relative to said contact plane that is positive; wherein the cutting edge exposures of the other razor blades reduce from said leading composite guard to said cap, whereby one or more said blades has a cutting edge exposed that is negative or neutral; wherein at least two of the blades have an inter-blade span of from 0.75 to 0.85mm, and; the distance between said leading edge of the leading guard surface and the cutting edge closest to the leading guard surface is from 0.3 to 0.75 mm. a frame defining a base, said frame having an opening defined in part by a composite guard having a leading guard surface and a cap having a trailing cap surface , said leading guard surface having a leading edge, wherein said leading guard surface and said trailing cap surface cooperate to define a contact plane tangential thereto and extending across said opening; and at least three razor blades attached to said base, said razor blades being fixedly spaced; wherein the cutting edge of the razor blade closest to said leading edge of the leading guard surface has a cutting edge exposure relative to said contact plane that is positive; wherein the cutting edge exposures of the other razor blades reduce from said leading composite guard to said cap, whereby one or more said blades has a cutting edge exposed that is negative or neutral; wherein at least two of the blades have an inter-blade span of from 0.75 to 0.85mm, and; the distance between said leading edge of the leading guard surface and the cutting edge closest to the leading guard surface is from 0.3 to 0.75 mm.
A metal easy open can end adapted for closing a metal can body, the can end having a score defining a removable panel and a tab , located at an edge region of the panel , for applying a force to the panel to allow the panel to be removed in a tear direction, the panel having at least one embossed and/or debossed rib (25a-c, 35a, 35b, 37a, 37b, 38b, 39a, 39b, 41a, 41b, 42a, 42b, 45, 46) extending substantially in said tear direction from a location or locations proximal to said tab to a location or locations proximal to an end of the panel opposite to said edge region, the rib(s) having a maximum depth or height of at least 0.6 mm relative to surrounding panel regions along at least a part of the rib extent, characterised in that the or each rib has a longitudinal taper such that a minimum rib height or depth is at the end of the or each rib proximal to the tab .
A device for steering wireless stations in a wireless network with a plurality of access points, the device comprising: means for calculating, for each wireless station in the wireless network, a score based on at least an availability metric of each respective wireless station, wherein the availability metric indicates how much a wireless station can increase its data consumption before being limited on its associated access point; means for combining the scores for the wireless stations into a current network score for a present network configuration of the wireless network, wherein configuration refers to which wireless stations are associated with which access points; means for calculating a plurality of predicted network scores for each predicted network configuration where a wireless station of the wireless stations is moved to a new access point compared to the present network configuration, each predicted network score being a combination of a predicted score for each of the wireless stations in the respective predicted network configuration; means for selecting one of the current network score and the plurality of predicted network scores that satisfies a criterion; and means for steering, in case a predicted network score is selected, a wireless station to the new access point to match the corresponding network configuration. means for calculating, for each wireless station in the wireless network, a score based on at least an availability metric of each respective wireless station, wherein the availability metric indicates how much a wireless station can increase its data consumption before being limited on its associated access point; means for combining the scores for the wireless stations into a current network score for a present network configuration of the wireless network, wherein configuration refers to which wireless stations are associated with which access points; means for calculating a plurality of predicted network scores for each predicted network configuration where a wireless station of the wireless stations is moved to a new access point compared to the present network configuration, each predicted network score being a combination of a predicted score for each of the wireless stations in the respective predicted network configuration; means for selecting one of the current network score and the plurality of predicted network scores that satisfies a criterion; and means for steering, in case a predicted network score is selected, a wireless station to the new access point to match the corresponding network configuration.
Container for receiving nutrient media, in particular for culturing microorganisms, cell cultures and bacteria, having a dish and a lid which closes the dish , the dish comprising a dish base in the form of a circular surface, and an annular dish wall projecting from the dish base , the lid comprising a lid base in the form of a circular surface, and an annular lid wall projecting from the lid base , the lid wall having a larger inner diameter than the outer diameter of the dish wall , or the dish wall having a larger inner diameter than the outer diameter of the lid wall , such that in order to close the dish the lid wall can be slipped over the dish wall or the dish wall can be slipped over the lid wall , engagement means being associated with the dish and the lid , which engagement means, when mutually engaged, prevent an unintentional disengagement of the dish and the lid , the engagement means of the dish being designed as clamp-like flanges for encompassing or engaging the engagement means of the lid , and the flanges extending orthogonally from an edge region of the dish base and having a shoulder which is responsible for the holding or the clamping effect, characterised in that the engagement means of the lid , seen equally from both sides in the circumferential direction of the lid , have wedge surfaces or elevations of different heights, such that the engagement means of the lid , seen from both sides in the circumferential direction of the lid , can be inserted with a different clamping and sealing effect into the engagement means of the dish , namely into the region under the shoulder .
An imaging optical system that forms an image through an objective lens and an observation optical system and that is configured to be able to change the magnification of the image, wherein the observation optical system comprises a plurality of optical paths and ejects light from the objective lens from each of the plurality of optical paths, and each of the optical paths comprises a plurality of lens groups, characterised in that in at least one of the plurality of optical paths, each of at least two lens groups (CG1, CG2) among the plurality of lens groups moves in a direction including a component perpendicular to a reference optical axis (A) of the observation optical system at at least part of a section where the magnification is changed from a high-power end state to a low-power end state, at least one of the lens groups (CG1, CG2) that move in the direction including the component perpendicular to the reference optical axis (A) of the observation optical system is a first correction lens group (CG1) adapted to move so that a position of light passing outermost from an optical axis (A) of the objective lens moves toward the optical axis of the objective lens compared with a case of moving in a direction including only a component parallel to the reference optical axis, when the magnification is changed from the high-power end state to the low-power end state, and at least one of the remaining lens groups of the lens groups (CG1, CG2) that move in the direction including the component perpendicular to the reference optical axis of the observation optical system is a second correction lens group (CG2) adapted to correct the optical paths changed by the first correction lens group.
An in vitro or ex vivo method of altering a double stranded DNA target nucleic acid in a cell comprising introducing into the cell a first foreign nucleic acid encoding two or more guide RNAs with each guide RNA having a spacer sequence, a tracr mate sequence and a tracr sequence, and with a portion of the tracr sequence being hybridized to the tracr mate sequence and with the tracr mate sequence being linked by a linker nucleic acid sequence and with each spacer sequence being complementary to an adjacent site in the DNA target nucleic acid, introducing into the cell a second foreign nucleic acid encoding at least one Cas9 protein nickase having one inactive nuclease domain and being guided by the two or more guide RNAs, and wherein the two or more guide RNAs and the at least one Cas9 protein nickase are expressed and wherein the at least one Cas9 protein nickase co-localizes with two of the two or more RNAs to the DNA target nucleic acid and nicks the DNA target nucleic acid resulting in two adjacent nicks, wherein the two adjacent nicks are on different strands of the double stranded DNA and create a double stranded break. introducing into the cell a first foreign nucleic acid encoding two or more guide RNAs with each guide RNA having a spacer sequence, a tracr mate sequence and a tracr sequence, and with a portion of the tracr sequence being hybridized to the tracr mate sequence and with the tracr mate sequence being linked by a linker nucleic acid sequence and with each spacer sequence being complementary to an adjacent site in the DNA target nucleic acid, introducing into the cell a second foreign nucleic acid encoding at least one Cas9 protein nickase having one inactive nuclease domain and being guided by the two or more guide RNAs, and wherein the two or more guide RNAs and the at least one Cas9 protein nickase are expressed and wherein the at least one Cas9 protein nickase co-localizes with two of the two or more RNAs to the DNA target nucleic acid and nicks the DNA target nucleic acid resulting in two adjacent nicks, wherein the two adjacent nicks are on different strands of the double stranded DNA and create a double stranded break.
A pneumatic tire having a component comprising a rubber composition, the rubber composition comprising 100 phr of at least one diene-based elastomer and a filler comprising 1 phr to 25 phr of carbon nanotubes having of from 0.25 wt.% to 15 wt.% oxygen content and a measurable amount but at most 10 phr silica particles.
A recharging system for an aerosol generating device comprising: an aerosol generating device configured to generate aerosol by heating an aerosol generating material; and a power supply device having an inner space into which the aerosol generating device is insertable wherein the power supply device comprises: a first case ; a second case coupled to the first case to form the inner space; a first plate that is disposed in the first case ; and a second plate that is disposed in the second case , wherein the first plate and the second plate are formed of a thermally conductive material, and wherein at least one end of the first plate is exposed out of the first case and at least one end of the second plate is exposed out of the second case , such that the exposed end of the first plate and the exposed end of the second plate are in contact with each other based on the first case and the second case being coupled to each other an aerosol generating device configured to generate aerosol by heating an aerosol generating material; and a power supply device having an inner space into which the aerosol generating device is insertable wherein the power supply device comprises: a first case ; a second case coupled to the first case to form the inner space; a first plate that is disposed in the first case ; and a second plate that is disposed in the second case , a first case ; a second case coupled to the first case to form the inner space; a first plate that is disposed in the first case ; and a second plate that is disposed in the second case , wherein the first plate and the second plate are formed of a thermally conductive material, and wherein at least one end of the first plate is exposed out of the first case and at least one end of the second plate is exposed out of the second case , such that the exposed end of the first plate and the exposed end of the second plate are in contact with each other based on the first case and the second case being coupled to each other
A battery package including a fixing member comprising: a battery module including a plurality of battery cells ; a tray disposed at the lower end of the battery module and receiving the battery module ; and a bracket adjacent to one side of the tray and mounted and coupled to one side surface of the lower end of the battery module , wherein the surface of the bracket in contact with the battery module has a wedge shape and includes a plurality of wedge shapes formed thereon and the surface of the tray in contact with one side surface of the lower end of the battery module and disposed adjacent to the bracket has a wedge shape and includes a plurality of wedge shapes formed thereon, and a concave shape is formed along the processed shape of the bracket and the tray at the surface of the battery module in contact with the surface part of the wedge shape of the bracket and the tray . a battery module including a plurality of battery cells ; a tray disposed at the lower end of the battery module and receiving the battery module ; and a bracket adjacent to one side of the tray and mounted and coupled to one side surface of the lower end of the battery module , wherein the surface of the bracket in contact with the battery module has a wedge shape and includes a plurality of wedge shapes formed thereon and the surface of the tray in contact with one side surface of the lower end of the battery module and disposed adjacent to the bracket has a wedge shape and includes a plurality of wedge shapes formed thereon, and a concave shape is formed along the processed shape of the bracket and the tray at the surface of the battery module in contact with the surface part of the wedge shape of the bracket and the tray .
A metal complex according to Formula I: wherein, R 1 and R 2 are each independently hydrogen, C 1 -C 10 alkyl,halogen, C 3 -C 8 cycloalkyl or C 6 aryl; M n+ is Rh + ; R - is BF 4 - , SbF 6 - , TfO - , B(C 6 H 5 ) 4 - , B[3,5-(CF 3 ) 2 C 6 H 3 ] 4 - or PF6 - ; the carbons atoms marked with * are all S configuration chiral carbons or all R configuration chiral carbons; the P marked with * are all S configuration chiral P or all R configuration chiral P. wherein, R 1 and R 2 are each independently hydrogen, C 1 -C 10 alkyl,halogen, C 3 -C 8 cycloalkyl or C 6 aryl; M n+ is Rh + ; R - is BF 4 - , SbF 6 - , TfO - , B(C 6 H 5 ) 4 - , B[3,5-(CF 3 ) 2 C 6 H 3 ] 4 - or PF6 - ; the carbons atoms marked with * are all S configuration chiral carbons or all R configuration chiral carbons; the P marked with * are all S configuration chiral P or all R configuration chiral P.
A computer-implemented method for controlling an unmanned vehicle (UV), comprising: provisioning a first operating system using a first processor of an integrated circuit ; configuring the first operating system to execute a first vehicle control process using the first processor ; provisioning at least one virtual machine using a second processor of the integrated circuit , the at least one virtual machine is isolated from the first operating system; and configuring the at least one virtual machine to execute a second vehicle control process . provisioning a first operating system using a first processor of an integrated circuit ; configuring the first operating system to execute a first vehicle control process using the first processor ; provisioning at least one virtual machine using a second processor of the integrated circuit , the at least one virtual machine is isolated from the first operating system; and configuring the at least one virtual machine to execute a second vehicle control process .
Locking device for a container or cover , in particular of motor vehicles, which container or cover is actuatable between an open position and a closed position in relation to a housing part , housing part and container or cover , wherein the locking device has a slotted guide and a guide pin which engages into the slotted guide and which is arranged on a pivotably mounted lever , wherein the slotted guide has an inclined portion by means of which the pin , under the influence of external acceleration forces, slides in the direction of a stop , arranged on the container or cover , in order to bring the lever into a position in which the movement of the container or cover is blocked, characterized in that the stop and the lever have latching means and mating latching means which interact with one another in the blocking position.
A method of preparing a baked dough product including a bake-stable filling for retaining high levels of slowly digestible starch therein, the method comprising: blending a filling component, a non-gelatinized grain starch, a starch plasticizer, and a starch anti-plasticizer to form a filling having about 10 to about 24 percent moisture and a ratio of starch anti-plasticizer to starch plasticizer from about 0.25 to about 3.00 and a molecular weight of the starch anti-plasticizer from about 90 to about 3600; adding the filling to a raw dough component prior to baking to form a dough-filler composition; baking the dough-filler composition at temperatures no greater than about 10°C below the starch gelatinization temperature so that the grain starch remain unswelled to form a baked dough product including at least about 10 grams of slowly digestible starch per 100 grams of the filling component. blending a filling component, a non-gelatinized grain starch, a starch plasticizer, and a starch anti-plasticizer to form a filling having about 10 to about 24 percent moisture and a ratio of starch anti-plasticizer to starch plasticizer from about 0.25 to about 3.00 and a molecular weight of the starch anti-plasticizer from about 90 to about 3600; adding the filling to a raw dough component prior to baking to form a dough-filler composition; baking the dough-filler composition at temperatures no greater than about 10°C below the starch gelatinization temperature so that the grain starch remain unswelled to form a baked dough product including at least about 10 grams of slowly digestible starch per 100 grams of the filling component.
A method to facilitate position determination operations, the method comprising: producing, by a location transmission unit, LTU, configured for downlink-only communication, one or more subframes comprising one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals, wherein the LTU is detectable by at least one mobile wireless device based on LTU broadcast control signals, with at least some of the LTU broadcast control signals being transmittable by a different wireless node than the LTU; and transmitting, by the LTU, the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals usable for determination of a position of the at least one mobile wireless device, the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals being detectable by the at least one mobile wireless device, wherein transmitting the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals is characterised by : scheduling the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals within at least one transmission sub-frame, the at least one transmission sub-frame associated with a plurality of symbols that are each associated with a plurality of sub-carriers. producing, by a location transmission unit, LTU, configured for downlink-only communication, one or more subframes comprising one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals, wherein the LTU is detectable by at least one mobile wireless device based on LTU broadcast control signals, with at least some of the LTU broadcast control signals being transmittable by a different wireless node than the LTU; and transmitting, by the LTU, the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals usable for determination of a position of the at least one mobile wireless device, the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals being detectable by the at least one mobile wireless device, wherein transmitting the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals is characterised by : scheduling the one or more LTU broadcast positioning reference signals within at least one transmission sub-frame, the at least one transmission sub-frame associated with a plurality of symbols that are each associated with a plurality of sub-carriers.