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An article, comprising a food or beverage container, or a portion thereof, comprising a metal substrate; and a coating disposed on at least a portion of the metal substrate, wherein the coating is formed from a coating composition having an emulsion polymerized latex that is a reaction product of a method comprising: emulsion polymerizing first-stage monomers in an aqueous carrier to produce a first-stage copolymer, wherein the first-stage monomers include greater than 3% by weight of step-growth-functional monomers having step-growth-functional groups, based on an entire weight of the first-stage monomers; and emulsion polymerizing second-stage monomers in the presence of the first-stage copolymer to form a second-stage copolymer; wherein the coating composition is substantially free of structural units derived from (meth)acrylamide-type monomers and bisphenol A, wherein the step-growth-functional groups comprise acid-functional groups, alcohol-functional groups, amine-functional groups, or combinations thereof a metal substrate; and a coating disposed on at least a portion of the metal substrate, wherein the coating is formed from a coating composition having an emulsion polymerized latex that is a reaction product of a method comprising: emulsion polymerizing first-stage monomers in an aqueous carrier to produce a first-stage copolymer, wherein the first-stage monomers include greater than 3% by weight of step-growth-functional monomers having step-growth-functional groups, based on an entire weight of the first-stage monomers; and emulsion polymerizing second-stage monomers in the presence of the first-stage copolymer to form a second-stage copolymer; wherein the coating composition is substantially free of structural units derived from (meth)acrylamide-type monomers and bisphenol A, wherein the step-growth-functional groups comprise acid-functional groups, alcohol-functional groups, amine-functional groups, or combinations thereof emulsion polymerizing first-stage monomers in an aqueous carrier to produce a first-stage copolymer, wherein the first-stage monomers include greater than 3% by weight of step-growth-functional monomers having step-growth-functional groups, based on an entire weight of the first-stage monomers; and emulsion polymerizing second-stage monomers in the presence of the first-stage copolymer to form a second-stage copolymer; wherein the coating composition is substantially free of structural units derived from (meth)acrylamide-type monomers and bisphenol A, wherein the step-growth-functional groups comprise acid-functional groups, alcohol-functional groups, amine-functional groups, or combinations thereof
A method for detecting a rotor bar fault in a rotor of an electrical machine comprising a plurality of rotor bars and an end ring configured to short circuit the rotor bars , the method comprising the steps of: - measuring a first temperature at a first end ring location, and measuring a second temperature at a second end ring location, the second end ring location being different from the first end ring location; and - calculating a temperature difference between the first temperature and the second temperature; characterized by calculating a temperature difference change between the temperature difference at a first instant and the temperature difference at a second instant wherein the method further comprises the step of comparing the temperature difference change with a predetermined second threshold value; and wherein the method further comprises the following step: - determining, on the basis that the temperature difference change is equal to or higher than the predetermined second threshold value, that a rotor bar fault is present. - measuring a first temperature at a first end ring location, and measuring a second temperature at a second end ring location, the second end ring location being different from the first end ring location; and - calculating a temperature difference between the first temperature and the second temperature; characterized by calculating a temperature difference change between the temperature difference at a first instant and the temperature difference at a second instant wherein the method further comprises the step of comparing the temperature difference change with a predetermined second threshold value; and wherein the method further comprises the following step: - determining, on the basis that the temperature difference change is equal to or higher than the predetermined second threshold value, that a rotor bar fault is present.
A method of processing video data, the method comprising: determining to extract a motion constrained tile sets, MCTS, sub-bitstream from an original bitstream based at least in part on information of an MCTS extraction information set, MCTS-EIS, supplemental enhancement information, SEI, message; and in response to determining to extract the MCTS sub-bitstream, omitting all SEI network abstraction layer, NAL, units that contain non-MCTS-nested SEI messages from inclusion in the extracted MCTS sub-bitstream, regardless of a value of a NAL unit header layer identifier value for the non-MCTS-nested SEI messages. determining to extract a motion constrained tile sets, MCTS, sub-bitstream from an original bitstream based at least in part on information of an MCTS extraction information set, MCTS-EIS, supplemental enhancement information, SEI, message; and in response to determining to extract the MCTS sub-bitstream, omitting all SEI network abstraction layer, NAL, units that contain non-MCTS-nested SEI messages from inclusion in the extracted MCTS sub-bitstream, regardless of a value of a NAL unit header layer identifier value for the non-MCTS-nested SEI messages.
An in vitro method of preparing a population of hematopoietic stem cells (HSC), the method comprising: providing a population comprising hemogenic endothelial (HE) cells, and (i) subjecting a population comprising hemogenic endothelial (HE) cells to cyclic 2-dimensional stretching ex vivo or in vitro, for a time and under conditions sufficient to stimulate endothelial-to-HSC transition; and/or (ii) contacting a population comprising hemogenic endothelial (HE) cells ex vivo or in vitro with an amount of an agonist of transient receptor potential cation channel-subfamily vanilloid member 4 (Trpv4). (i) subjecting a population comprising hemogenic endothelial (HE) cells to cyclic 2-dimensional stretching ex vivo or in vitro, for a time and under conditions sufficient to stimulate endothelial-to-HSC transition; and/or (ii) contacting a population comprising hemogenic endothelial (HE) cells ex vivo or in vitro with an amount of an agonist of transient receptor potential cation channel-subfamily vanilloid member 4 (Trpv4).
An apparatus for providing a dynamic user interface, the apparatus comprising: an acquiring unit configured to acquire touch information about a touch screen of a user; an estimation unit configured to estimate whether stress is being caused on joints of the user due to repetitive touch operations, comprising: dividing the entire touch screen into a plurality of cells; determining whether a number of repetitive touches on a graphical object displayed on a first cell of the plurality of cells exceeds a predetermined value based on the touch information, wherein the stress is caused if the number of repetitive touches exceeds the predetermined value; and a control unit configured to relocate said graphical object to another cell of the plurality of cells of the touch screen, in response to determining that the stress is being caused, to thereby cause the user to change a pattern of the user's touch operation. an acquiring unit configured to acquire touch information about a touch screen of a user; an estimation unit configured to estimate whether stress is being caused on joints of the user due to repetitive touch operations, comprising: dividing the entire touch screen into a plurality of cells; determining whether a number of repetitive touches on a graphical object displayed on a first cell of the plurality of cells exceeds a predetermined value based on the touch information, wherein the stress is caused if the number of repetitive touches exceeds the predetermined value; and dividing the entire touch screen into a plurality of cells; determining whether a number of repetitive touches on a graphical object displayed on a first cell of the plurality of cells exceeds a predetermined value based on the touch information, wherein the stress is caused if the number of repetitive touches exceeds the predetermined value; and a control unit configured to relocate said graphical object to another cell of the plurality of cells of the touch screen, in response to determining that the stress is being caused, to thereby cause the user to change a pattern of the user's touch operation.
Spotlight LED Module, hereafter abbreviated 'SLE', comprising a light emitting surface comprising at least one LED, a reflector surrounding the light emitting surface , and an integrated antenna for radar motion sensing, wherein the integrated antenna is connected with radar electronics , characterized in that the integrated antenna , the light emitting surface , and the radar electronics are provided on the same Printed Circuit Board, hereafter abbreviated 'PCB' , wherein the integrated antenna is positioned inside the surrounding reflector , wherein the reflector is made from metal so that both radar waves and light are reflected.
A method in user equipment, comprising: - transmitting and receiving information in accordance with at least one cellular standard; - storing a security context comprising a first key for a wireless data transmission, and applying a timer for defining validity of the security context for the data transmission during an inactive state that is a state or mode enabling power-saving; characterized by causing ciphering of user data by an encryption key derived from the first key, and in response to the timer running, causing transmission of the ciphered user data in the inactive state without a state change or a change of key. - transmitting and receiving information in accordance with at least one cellular standard; - storing a security context comprising a first key for a wireless data transmission, and applying a timer for defining validity of the security context for the data transmission during an inactive state that is a state or mode enabling power-saving; characterized by
A method for time aligning a current frame of a current video stream with respect to reference frames of a reference video stream, characterized in that said method comprises: - obtaining two reference frames (F) corresponding to frames of the reference video stream displayed on a display; - obtaining the current frame (Lc) from a camera shooting said display; - time aligning said current frame (Lc) as a function of a correlation between said current frame (Lc) and each of said two reference frames (F), and of a correlation between the two reference frames (F), wherein the method further comprises determining a pose estimation associated with said current frame based on said time aligning. - obtaining two reference frames (F) corresponding to frames of the reference video stream displayed on a display; - obtaining the current frame (Lc) from a camera shooting said display; - time aligning said current frame (Lc) as a function of a correlation between said current frame (Lc) and each of said two reference frames (F), and of a correlation between the two reference frames (F),
A prosthetic valve for implanting at a native mitral or tricuspid valve region of the heart, the native valve region having a native valve annulus and native leaflets, the prosthetic valve being configured to be radially crimped into a collapsed configuration within a sheath of a delivery catheter and comprising: a frame comprising: a tubular or annular main body covered by a skirt ; an atrial cap extending from an inflow end of the main body ; and a plurality of ventricular anchors extending from an outflow end of the main body ; and a valve structure comprising a plurality of leaflets; wherein: the main body has a double-body structure, including an annular outer portion overlapping an annular inner portion; the atrial cap is integral with the outer portion of the main body ; the ventricular anchors extend from the inner portion of the main body ; one or more of the individual ventricular anchors have a variable thickness along their length; and the inner and outer portions of the main body are attached to each other for example by welding, using interlocking tabs, using suture or wire, and/or with pins. a frame comprising: a tubular or annular main body covered by a skirt ; an atrial cap extending from an inflow end of the main body ; and a plurality of ventricular anchors extending from an outflow end of the main body ; and a tubular or annular main body covered by a skirt ; an atrial cap extending from an inflow end of the main body ; and a plurality of ventricular anchors extending from an outflow end of the main body ; and a valve structure comprising a plurality of leaflets; wherein: the main body has a double-body structure, including an annular outer portion overlapping an annular inner portion; the atrial cap is integral with the outer portion of the main body ; the ventricular anchors extend from the inner portion of the main body ; one or more of the individual ventricular anchors have a variable thickness along their length; and the inner and outer portions of the main body are attached to each other for example by welding, using interlocking tabs, using suture or wire, and/or with pins. the main body has a double-body structure, including an annular outer portion overlapping an annular inner portion; the atrial cap is integral with the outer portion of the main body ; the ventricular anchors extend from the inner portion of the main body ; one or more of the individual ventricular anchors have a variable thickness along their length; and the inner and outer portions of the main body are attached to each other for example by welding, using interlocking tabs, using suture or wire, and/or with pins.
Offshore container having a bottom wall , characterised in that the offshore container has a locking device , designed to secure an onshore freight container on a loading area of the bottom wall of the offshore container , where the locking device has at least one locking unit , which is arranged fitted on and fastened to the loading area of the bottom wall .
A method of automatically forming a data-bearing medium , comprising: forming a second string of bits from a first string of a certain number of bits, the first string of bits to be the payload of the data-bearing medium, so that positions of the bits in the second string are circularly shifted from positions of the bits in the first string by a first circular shift, wherein the second string of bits is a standard form of the payload, the standard form being a circularly shifted version of the payload string of bits having a lowest decimal value of all possible circularly shifted versions of the certain number of bits; repeating the second string of bits in rows and columns throughout a two-dimensional array of bits; arranging the two-dimensional array of bits so that positions of the bits in each row of the two-dimensional array of bits are circularly shifted from positions of the bits in an immediately preceding row by a second circular shift that is a predetermined integer multiple of the first circular shift; converting the two-dimensional array of bits to a two-dimensional array of data-bearing elements of the data-bearing medium so that the data-bearing elements encode the bits in the two-dimensional array of bits; and printing a hardcopy of the data-bearing medium. forming a second string of bits from a first string of a certain number of bits, the first string of bits to be the payload of the data-bearing medium, so that positions of the bits in the second string are circularly shifted from positions of the bits in the first string by a first circular shift, wherein the second string of bits is a standard form of the payload, the standard form being a circularly shifted version of the payload string of bits having a lowest decimal value of all possible circularly shifted versions of the certain number of bits; repeating the second string of bits in rows and columns throughout a two-dimensional array of bits; arranging the two-dimensional array of bits so that positions of the bits in each row of the two-dimensional array of bits are circularly shifted from positions of the bits in an immediately preceding row by a second circular shift that is a predetermined integer multiple of the first circular shift; converting the two-dimensional array of bits to a two-dimensional array of data-bearing elements of the data-bearing medium so that the data-bearing elements encode the bits in the two-dimensional array of bits; and printing a hardcopy of the data-bearing medium.
A belt for suspending and/or driving an elevator car of an elevator system comprising: a plurality of tension members spaced from each other along a width of the belt and extending longitudinally along a length of the belt ; a jacket at least partially enveloping the plurality of tension members and forming at least one outer belt surface along the width of the belt ; a groove located in the at least one outer belt surface extending longitudinally along the length of the belt , characterized in that the groove has a groove depth between one tenth and one half of a jacket material depth at the tension member and the groove is discontinuous along a length of the belt . a plurality of tension members spaced from each other along a width of the belt and extending longitudinally along a length of the belt ; a jacket at least partially enveloping the plurality of tension members and forming at least one outer belt surface along the width of the belt ; a groove located in the at least one outer belt surface extending longitudinally along the length of the belt , characterized in that the groove has a groove depth between one tenth and one half of a jacket material depth at the tension member and the groove is discontinuous along a length of the belt .
Parking valve for manually actuating a spring-loaded parking brake, having: - a housing with a port that can be fluidically connected to a release chamber of a spring-loaded brake cylinder , a port that can be fluidically connected to an air reservoir , and a vent port , - a slide , which is designed for manual actuation and can be moved along an overall path between two end positions inside the housing , wherein the slide is designed to assume positions along the overall path in which, as a result of at least one seal , there is no fluidic connection between the port to the release chamber and the vent port , and to assume other positions along the overall path in which, as a result of the at least one seal , there is no fluidic connection between the port of the release chamber and the port to the air reservoir , characterised by - an inhibiting device , which, during movement at least along a partial path of the overall path , is designed to act on the slide in at least one direction with a continuously variable counterforce (F H ) dependent on the position of the slide on the partial path . - a housing with a port that can be fluidically connected to a release chamber of a spring-loaded brake cylinder , a port that can be fluidically connected to an air reservoir , and a vent port , - a slide , which is designed for manual actuation and can be moved along an overall path between two end positions inside the housing , wherein the slide is designed to assume positions along the overall path in which, as a result of at least one seal , there is no fluidic connection between the port to the release chamber and the vent port , and to assume other positions along the overall path in which, as a result of the at least one seal , there is no fluidic connection between the port of the release chamber and the port to the air reservoir , - an inhibiting device , which, during movement at least along a partial path of the overall path , is designed to act on the slide in at least one direction with a continuously variable counterforce (F H ) dependent on the position of the slide on the partial path .
A device for stacking card-like data carriers , comprising: a conveying device for transporting individual card-like data carriers downstream along a conveying path; a stacking unit for selectively transferring and stacking card-like data carriers conveyed along the conveying path; wherein the conveying device is arranged to convey the card-like data carriers in such a way that they are fixed to it in a hanging mode of transport; the stacking unit is arranged to selectively release certain ones of the card-like data carriers conveyed along the conveying device from the latter in order to transfer them directly into a card magazine (8; 8a, 8b) and to stack them therein when the card magazine (8; 8a, 8b) is arranged in a stacking area (C) at a stacking position which, in relation to the direction of gravity, is situated below the conveying path, characterised in that , in order to selectively release a particular data carrier which is conveyed along the conveying device , the stacking unit is further arranged to transmit a mechanical impulse to the data carrier by blowing the data carrier away from the conveying device , which mechanical impulse is oriented in the direction of the card magazine into which the particular data carrier is to be transferred. a conveying device for transporting individual card-like data carriers downstream along a conveying path; a stacking unit for selectively transferring and stacking card-like data carriers conveyed along the conveying path; wherein the conveying device is arranged to convey the card-like data carriers in such a way that they are fixed to it in a hanging mode of transport; the stacking unit is arranged to selectively release certain ones of the card-like data carriers conveyed along the conveying device from the latter in order to transfer them directly into a card magazine (8; 8a, 8b) and to stack them therein when the card magazine (8; 8a, 8b) is arranged in a stacking area (C) at a stacking position which, in relation to the direction of gravity, is situated below the conveying path, characterised in that , in order to selectively release a particular data carrier which is conveyed along the conveying device , the stacking unit is further arranged to transmit a mechanical impulse to the data carrier by blowing the data carrier away from the conveying device , which mechanical impulse is oriented in the direction of the card magazine into which the particular data carrier is to be transferred.