mhurhangee/patent-ind-claim-en huggingface dataset:
A hybrid composition, which comprises: (a) one or more biocompatible fibres; (b) one or more therapeutic cells which comprise one or more progenitor cells of mesodermal lineage (PMLs) which (i) express detectable levels of CD29, CD44, CD73, CD90, CD105 and CD271, (ii) do not express detectable levels of CD14, CD34 and CD45 and (iii) express detectable levels of CD62P (P-selectin) and/or CD62E (E-selectin) or one or more immuno-modulatory progenitor (IMP) cells expressing detectable levels of MIC A/B, CD304 (Neuropilin 1), CD178 (FAS ligand), CD289 (Toll-like receptor 9), CD363 (Spingosine-1-phosphate receptor 1), CD99, CD181 (C-X-C chemokine receptor type 1; CXCR1), epidermal growth factor receptor (EGF-R), CXCR2 and CD126; and (c) one or more biocompatible components which comprise a biocompatible adhesive which comprises platelet lysate and attaches the one or more therapeutic cells to the one or more fibres and/or a biocompatible gel which comprises platelet lysate and embeds the one or more therapeutic cells and the one or more fibres. (a) one or more biocompatible fibres; (b) one or more therapeutic cells which comprise one or more progenitor cells of mesodermal lineage (PMLs) which (i) express detectable levels of CD29, CD44, CD73, CD90, CD105 and CD271, (ii) do not express detectable levels of CD14, CD34 and CD45 and (iii) express detectable levels of CD62P (P-selectin) and/or CD62E (E-selectin) or one or more immuno-modulatory progenitor (IMP) cells expressing detectable levels of MIC A/B, CD304 (Neuropilin 1), CD178 (FAS ligand), CD289 (Toll-like receptor 9), CD363 (Spingosine-1-phosphate receptor 1), CD99, CD181 (C-X-C chemokine receptor type 1; CXCR1), epidermal growth factor receptor (EGF-R), CXCR2 and CD126; and (c) one or more biocompatible components which comprise a biocompatible adhesive which comprises platelet lysate and attaches the one or more therapeutic cells to the one or more fibres and/or a biocompatible gel which comprises platelet lysate and embeds the one or more therapeutic cells and the one or more fibres.
A system comprising: an ink channel of a printer, wherein the ink channel is coupleable to an ink supply to receive an ink; an air channel coupleable to the ink supply; and a sensor assembly mounted to the ink channel, including a sensor in fluid communication with the ink channel to identify an ink level of the ink supply based on a pressure difference between an air pressure, associated with the air channel, and an ink pressure, associated with the ink channel; wherein an ink supply station floater supports the sensor assembly coupled to the ink channel and the air channel to enable a spring-loaded movement of the sensor assembly relative to the ink supply. an ink channel of a printer, wherein the ink channel is coupleable to an ink supply to receive an ink; an air channel coupleable to the ink supply; and a sensor assembly mounted to the ink channel, including a sensor in fluid communication with the ink channel to identify an ink level of the ink supply based on a pressure difference between an air pressure, associated with the air channel, and an ink pressure, associated with the ink channel; wherein an ink supply station floater supports the sensor assembly coupled to the ink channel and the air channel to enable a spring-loaded movement of the sensor assembly relative to the ink supply.
A container for storing, producing, and dispensing hypochlorous acid (HOCl), the container comprising: a first compartment containing sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) in water that has been run through an ion exchange process twice, the first compartment comprising flexible walls that allow an increase in internal pressure in response to a force directly administered to them and a first one-way valve permitting fluid flow from the first compartment in response to an increase in pressure within the first compartment; a second compartment separate from the first compartment and containing an organic acid in water, the second compartment comprising flexible walls that allow an increase in internal pressure in response to a force directly administered to them and a second one-way valve permitting fluid flow from the second compartment in response to an increase in pressure within the second compartment; and a third one-way valve permitting fluid flow of a mixture of the contents of the first and second compartments to an exterior of the container, and wherein air has been purged from the container. a first compartment containing sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) in water that has been run through an ion exchange process twice, the first compartment comprising flexible walls that allow an increase in internal pressure in response to a force directly administered to them and a first one-way valve permitting fluid flow from the first compartment in response to an increase in pressure within the first compartment; a second compartment separate from the first compartment and containing an organic acid in water, the second compartment comprising flexible walls that allow an increase in internal pressure in response to a force directly administered to them and a second one-way valve permitting fluid flow from the second compartment in response to an increase in pressure within the second compartment; and a third one-way valve permitting fluid flow of a mixture of the contents of the first and second compartments to an exterior of the container, and wherein air has been purged from the container.
A pharmaceutical composition for parenteral administration comprising: an aqueous solution comprising ketorolac or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof in an amount from 0.1 mg/mL to 10 mg/mL; and a pharmaceutically acceptable excipient selected from a group consisting of trehalose, anhydrous or hydrous forms of sodium chloride, dextrose, sucrose, xylitol, fructose, glycerol, sorbitol, potassium chloride, mannose, calcium chloride and magnesium chloride; wherein the composition is free of alcohol; and wherein the composition maintains at least 90% of the amount of ketorolac or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof after storage for 6 months.
Brake device for a vehicle brake system, comprising at least one simulator unit for the separate generation of a counterforce (Fg) which acts counter to an actuating force (Fb) on an actuating member which is actuated by a driver, the simulator unit comprising at least one reciprocating piston which can be moved axially at least in portions in a piston bore and, along its stroke , displaces a magnetorheological fluid via a hydraulic connection out of a first chamber into a second chamber , the first chamber and the second chamber being arranged in the piston bore and being delimited by way of the reciprocating piston , and the simulator unit having at least one field generator for generating an electromagnetic field which influences the viscosity of the magnetorheological fluid , characterized in that the field generator is configured in such a way that it encloses the reciprocating piston radially to the outside in at least one operating position, and the reciprocating piston is displaced axially along its stroke relative to the field generator , and the reciprocating piston being of multiple-part configuration with at least one drive part which is loaded by way of a brake fluid, and with at least one output part which loads the magnetorheological fluid .
System protection and insulation of an omnibus bar comprising a bus bar and at least one fixing screw , comprising a body and a head screw for fixing between said bar and an electrical power source, the bus bar having an orifice for the passage of the body of each screw , characterized in that the body part of screw protruding relative to the bus bar is fully covered by a cap of electrically insulating .
Coating composition comprising (i) at least one adduct (A) with silane functionality, (ii) at least one catalyst (C) for the crosslinking of the silane groups, (iii) at least one film-forming material (D) different from the adduct (A) and having at least one reactive functional group G"', and (iv) one or more aprotic solvents (L), characterized in that the adduct (A) is preparable by an addition reaction of (a) at least one silane (S1) which has at least one functional group G' which is reactive with the complementary functional groups G" of the compound (O), and the silane (S1) additionally has at least one hydrolyzable group, and (b) at least one compound (O) which has at least one complementary functional group G" and at least one surface-active radical, wherein the surface-active radical is selected from the group consisting of hydrocarbon radicals, fluorinated hydrocarbon radicals, fatty acid radicals, and also from the group consisting of unsubstituted or substituted siloxane radicals; wherein the compound (O) has a lower surface tension by at least 1 mN/m than the silane (S1), and the surface tension is measured at 23°C by means of a ring tensiometer. (i) at least one adduct (A) with silane functionality, (ii) at least one catalyst (C) for the crosslinking of the silane groups, (iii) at least one film-forming material (D) different from the adduct (A) and having at least one reactive functional group G"', and (iv) one or more aprotic solvents (L), characterized in that the adduct (A) is preparable by an addition reaction of (a) at least one silane (S1) which has at least one functional group G' which is reactive with the complementary functional groups G" of the compound (O), and the silane (S1) additionally has at least one hydrolyzable group, and (b) at least one compound (O) which has at least one complementary functional group G" and at least one surface-active radical, wherein the surface-active radical is selected from the group consisting of hydrocarbon radicals, fluorinated hydrocarbon radicals, fatty acid radicals, and also from the group consisting of unsubstituted or substituted siloxane radicals; wherein the compound (O) has a lower surface tension by at least 1 mN/m than the silane (S1), and the surface tension is measured at 23°C by means of a ring tensiometer. (a) at least one silane (S1) which has at least one functional group G' which is reactive with the complementary functional groups G" of the compound (O), and the silane (S1) additionally has at least one hydrolyzable group, and (b) at least one compound (O) which has at least one complementary functional group G" and at least one surface-active radical, wherein the surface-active radical is selected from the group consisting of hydrocarbon radicals, fluorinated hydrocarbon radicals, fatty acid radicals, and also from the group consisting of unsubstituted or substituted siloxane radicals; wherein the compound (O) has a lower surface tension by at least 1 mN/m than the silane (S1), and the surface tension is measured at 23°C by means of a ring tensiometer.
Electric buckle comprising - a frame with an insertion slit for a tongue, and - a latch , which is moveable from a latched to a de-latched position and vice versa, wherein - an electric actuator is provided, which initiates the movement of the latch when activated characterized in that - a locking bar is provided, which is moved by the activation of the electric actuator to a locking position, in which the locking bar secures the latch in the latched position. - a frame with an insertion slit for a tongue, and - a latch , which is moveable from a latched to a de-latched position and vice versa, wherein - an electric actuator is provided, which initiates the movement of the latch when activated characterized in that - a locking bar is provided, which is moved by the activation of the electric actuator to a locking position, in which the locking bar secures the latch in the latched position.
A fluid applicator (850;1750; 1752; 1780;1800;1990-1992; 2700) for applying fluids to plants in rows in a field comprising: a frame (810;1799;2799); a coulter (818;1790;2780) connected to the frame and disposed to open a trench between the rows of plants; and at least one application member (830a;1520a;1520a';1720a;2720a) connected to the frame or to the coulter characterized in that the application member (830a; 1520a; 1520a'; 1720;2720a) is disposed to apply fluid to a rhizosphere of the plants which is laterally offset from the trench, and in that the application member (830a;1520a;1520a';1720a;2720a) is arranged to be biased away from the coulter (818;1790;2780) towards the plants. a frame (810;1799;2799); a coulter (818;1790;2780) connected to the frame and disposed to open a trench between the rows of plants; and at least one application member (830a;1520a;1520a';1720a;2720a) connected to the frame or to the coulter characterized in that the application member (830a; 1520a; 1520a'; 1720;2720a) is disposed to apply fluid to a rhizosphere of the plants which is laterally offset from the trench, and in that the application member (830a;1520a;1520a';1720a;2720a) is arranged to be biased away from the coulter (818;1790;2780) towards the plants.
A construction for a gabion basket, consisting of two one-piece wall grid elements , one wall grid element being bent in a U shape to form a first long sidewall and two narrow sidewalls connected thereto, and the other wall grid element being bent in an L shape to form a second long sidewall and a bottom wall connected thereto, characterised in that on the free ends of the two narrow sidewalls , the ends of the horizontal grid bars facing the second long sidewall are freely projecting, but bent backwards, forming a hook in order to be hung into a respective vertical grid bar that forms the terminal edge of the second long sidewall , and the grid bars of the bottom wall that extend towards the first long sidewall are projecting freely, but bent backwards, forming a hook in order to be hung into the grid bar that forms the bottom edge of the first long sidewall , and in that a number of intermediate grids extending transversely between the two long sidewalls are provided that respectively have, on their end facing the first long sidewall , a vertical grid bar forming the terminal edge, and that are thereby connected, preferably by means of a wire spiral , to an adjacent vertical grid bar of the first long sidewall , and the horizontal grid bars of which are configured, on their end facing the second long sidewall , freely projecting, but bent backwards, forming a hook in order to be hung into a corresponding vertical grid bar of the second long sidewall .
A method of producing a zeolite membrane having CHA crystal structure on a surface of an intermediate layer of a porous support, wherein the intermediate layer is on a surface of the porous support, the method comprising: forming the zeolite membrane having the CHA crystal structure on the intermediate layer of the porous support by hydrothermal synthesis, using an aqueous reaction mixture including a Si element source, an Al element source, an alkali source, and an organic template, wherein Si/AI (a molar ratio) of CHA zeolite particles, obtained by scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, is from 9.5 to 100.5 and, in an X-ray diffraction pattern obtained by applying X-ray onto a surface of the obtained zeolite membrane, a peak intensity near 2θ=18° is less than 0.5 times a peak intensity near 2θ=21°, and a peak intensity near 2θ=10° is less than 4 times a peak intensity near 2θ=21° with the lower limit of the ratio of (the peak intensity near 2θ=18°) / (the peak intensity near 2θ=21 °) being 0.1 and the lower limit of the ratio of (the peak intensity near 2θ=10°) / (the peak intensity near 2θ=21°) being 1, non-dealuminated FAU zeolite is used as the Si element source and the Al element source, average pore size of the porous support is larger than average pore size of the intermediate layer, and seed crystals are used in the hydrothermal synthesis, and the seed crystals are prepared by the hydrothermal synthesis using the aqueous reaction mixture including the Si element source, the Al element source, the alkali source, and the organic template with FAU zeolite used as the Si element source and the Al element source. forming the zeolite membrane having the CHA crystal structure on the intermediate layer of the porous support by hydrothermal synthesis, using an aqueous reaction mixture including a Si element source, an Al element source, an alkali source, and an organic template, wherein Si/AI (a molar ratio) of CHA zeolite particles, obtained by scanning electron microscopy with energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy, is from 9.5 to 100.5 and, in an X-ray diffraction pattern obtained by applying X-ray onto a surface of the obtained zeolite membrane, a peak intensity near 2θ=18° is less than 0.5 times a peak intensity near 2θ=21°, and a peak intensity near 2θ=10° is less than 4 times a peak intensity near 2θ=21° with the lower limit of the ratio of (the peak intensity near 2θ=18°) / (the peak intensity near 2θ=21 °) being 0.1 and the lower limit of the ratio of (the peak intensity near 2θ=10°) / (the peak intensity near 2θ=21°) being 1, non-dealuminated FAU zeolite is used as the Si element source and the Al element source, average pore size of the porous support is larger than average pore size of the intermediate layer, and seed crystals are used in the hydrothermal synthesis, and the seed crystals are prepared by the hydrothermal synthesis using the aqueous reaction mixture including the Si element source, the Al element source, the alkali source, and the organic template with FAU zeolite used as the Si element source and the Al element source.
A device for detecting jaw relation data of a person, comprising: a first elongated jaw relation element extending ventrally when used on the person; having an upper jaw fitting element adapted as a dental arch-shaped upper jaw bite fork , which has, at least at the open end sections, receiving areas (5B-104, 5B-105) configured to reversibly receive upper jaw tooth crowns, in a manner as to be stable during manipulation, and which is fixed to the first jaw relation element in the area of vertex of the arch; a second elongated jaw relation element extending transversely in relation to the first jaw relation element and caudally; and a third elongated jaw relation element extending transversely in relation to the second jaw relation element and dorsally, wherein the second jaw relation element is, in its direction of extension, movably connected to the first jaw relation element , and the third jaw relation element is, in its direction of extension, movably connected to the second jaw relation element such that the second or the third jaw relation element (7; 8) is configured to rest on at least one incisal or occlusal surface of one or more lower jaw tooth crowns, or configured to be arranged spaced apart from the lower jaw tooth crowns in such a manner that it can be detected by a digital detection means together with the lower jaw tooth crowns. a first elongated jaw relation element extending ventrally when used on the person; having an upper jaw fitting element adapted as a dental arch-shaped upper jaw bite fork , which has, at least at the open end sections, receiving areas (5B-104, 5B-105) configured to reversibly receive upper jaw tooth crowns, in a manner as to be stable during manipulation, and which is fixed to the first jaw relation element in the area of vertex of the arch; a second elongated jaw relation element extending transversely in relation to the first jaw relation element and caudally; and a third elongated jaw relation element extending transversely in relation to the second jaw relation element and dorsally, wherein the second jaw relation element is, in its direction of extension, movably connected to the first jaw relation element , and the third jaw relation element is, in its direction of extension, movably connected to the second jaw relation element such that the second or the third jaw relation element (7; 8) is configured to rest on at least one incisal or occlusal surface of one or more lower jaw tooth crowns, or configured to be arranged spaced apart from the lower jaw tooth crowns in such a manner that it can be detected by a digital detection means together with the lower jaw tooth crowns.
System consisting of at least one household appliance , at least one automatically moving cleaning device and a control device for controlling an operation of the cleaning device , wherein the household appliance and/or the cleaning device is set up to transmit its appliance type, current appliance location and/or current operating status to the control device , characterized in that the control device is designed and set up to control the cleaning device at the start and/or after termination of an operation of the household appliance in such a manner that the cleaning device performs a cleaning operation at the location of the household appliance , wherein the control device is further designed and set up to output a control command for moving the cleaning device to the appliance location of the household appliance and for performing a cleaning operation at the appliance location, and wherein the cleaning device is designed to thereupon move to the household appliance and perform cleaning there.
A liquid jet head comprising: a plurality of nozzles adapted to jet a liquid; a piezoelectric actuator having a plurality of pressure chambers corresponding respectively to the nozzles and fillable with the liquid, and adapted to vary a capacity of each of the pressure chambers; and a control section adapted to apply a pulse signal to the piezoelectric actuator to thereby expand and contract the capacity of the pressure chamber so as to jet the liquid with which the pressure chamber is filled, characterised in that the control section is configured to generate a drive waveform including a plurality of the pulse signals adapted to expand the capacity of the pressure chamber, and sets a unique crest value of at least one of the pulse signals (P1, P2) other than the pulse signal (P3) applied last out of the pulse signals which expand the capacity of the pressure chambers to a different value from absolute values of crest values of other pulse signals in the drive waveform, the absolute values of the crest values of the other pulse signals being identical. a plurality of nozzles adapted to jet a liquid; a piezoelectric actuator having a plurality of pressure chambers corresponding respectively to the nozzles and fillable with the liquid, and adapted to vary a capacity of each of the pressure chambers; and a control section adapted to apply a pulse signal to the piezoelectric actuator to thereby expand and contract the capacity of the pressure chamber so as to jet the liquid with which the pressure chamber is filled, characterised in that the control section is configured to generate a drive waveform including a plurality of the pulse signals adapted to expand the capacity of the pressure chamber, and sets a unique crest value of at least one of the pulse signals (P1, P2) other than the pulse signal (P3) applied last out of the pulse signals which expand the capacity of the pressure chambers to a different value from absolute values of crest values of other pulse signals in the drive waveform, the absolute values of the crest values of the other pulse signals being identical.