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System for determining at least one calculated process parameter (P C ) of a fluid (F) in a pipe , comprising: a data interface , configured for receiving nominal process parameters (P N ), wherein the nominal process parameters (P N ) relate to nominal parameters of a process that relates to the fluid (F) in the pipe ; an invasive temperature sensor , configured for determining a fluid temperature (T F ) of the fluid (F) in the pipe ; a reference temperature sensor disposed outside of the pipe , configured for determining a reference temperature (T R ) outside of the pipe ; a surface temperature sensor disposed at a surface of the pipe , configured for determining a surface temperature (T S ) of the pipe ; a process model , configured for determining at least one calculated process parameter (P C ) of the fluid (F) in the pipe by using the determined reference temperature (T R ), the determined surface temperature (T S ), the received nominal process parameters (P N ) and the determined fluid temperature (T F ). a data interface , configured for receiving nominal process parameters (P N ), wherein the nominal process parameters (P N ) relate to nominal parameters of a process that relates to the fluid (F) in the pipe ; an invasive temperature sensor , configured for determining a fluid temperature (T F ) of the fluid (F) in the pipe ; a reference temperature sensor disposed outside of the pipe , configured for determining a reference temperature (T R ) outside of the pipe ; a surface temperature sensor disposed at a surface of the pipe , configured for determining a surface temperature (T S ) of the pipe ; a process model , configured for determining at least one calculated process parameter (P C ) of the fluid (F) in the pipe by using the determined reference temperature (T R ), the determined surface temperature (T S ), the received nominal process parameters (P N ) and the determined fluid temperature (T F ).
A compression resistant implant configured to fit at or near a bone defect to promote bone growth, the compression resistant implant comprising a matrix including: a collagen in an amount of about 10 wt % to about 20 wt %, carboxymethylcellulose in an amount of about 0.1 wt % to about 10 wt %, tricalcium phosphate and hydroxyapatite in a ratio of about 80:20 to 90:10 and having a particle size of about 125 μm to about 750 μm in an amount of about 50 wt % to about 80 wt %, and a freeze-dried oxysterol in an amount of about 5 wt % to about 45 wt %, based on the total weight of the matrix; wherein the implant further comprises P-15, a synthetic 15-amino acid residue identical to the cell binding domain of type I collagen; and wherein the implant is configured to form a coherent mass and be moldable after being wetted with a fluid. a collagen in an amount of about 10 wt % to about 20 wt %, carboxymethylcellulose in an amount of about 0.1 wt % to about 10 wt %, tricalcium phosphate and hydroxyapatite in a ratio of about 80:20 to 90:10 and having a particle size of about 125 μm to about 750 μm in an amount of about 50 wt % to about 80 wt %, and a freeze-dried oxysterol in an amount of about 5 wt % to about 45 wt %, based on the total weight of the matrix; wherein the implant further comprises P-15, a synthetic 15-amino acid residue identical to the cell binding domain of type I collagen; and wherein the implant is configured to form a coherent mass and be moldable after being wetted with a fluid.
An oral care implement comprising: a head having a front surface ; a plurality of contact elements extending from the front surface of the head , the plurality of contact elements arranged in a pattern comprising: a first set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a first loop about a reference axis (X-X), each arcuate contact element of the first set inclined relative to the front surface at a first angle (Θ1) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X); a second set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a second loop that surrounds the first loop, each arcuate contact element of the second set inclined relative to the front surface at a second angle (Θ2) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X), the second angle (Θ2) being greater than the first angle (Θ1); and a third set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a third loop that surrounds the second loop, one or more of the arcuate contact elements of the third set inclined relative to the front surface at a third angle (Θ3) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X), the third angle (Θ3) being greater than the second angle (Θ2). a head having a front surface ; a plurality of contact elements extending from the front surface of the head , the plurality of contact elements arranged in a pattern comprising: a first set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a first loop about a reference axis (X-X), each arcuate contact element of the first set inclined relative to the front surface at a first angle (Θ1) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X); a second set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a second loop that surrounds the first loop, each arcuate contact element of the second set inclined relative to the front surface at a second angle (Θ2) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X), the second angle (Θ2) being greater than the first angle (Θ1); and a third set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a third loop that surrounds the second loop, one or more of the arcuate contact elements of the third set inclined relative to the front surface at a third angle (Θ3) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X), the third angle (Θ3) being greater than the second angle (Θ2). a first set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a first loop about a reference axis (X-X), each arcuate contact element of the first set inclined relative to the front surface at a first angle (Θ1) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X); a second set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a second loop that surrounds the first loop, each arcuate contact element of the second set inclined relative to the front surface at a second angle (Θ2) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X), the second angle (Θ2) being greater than the first angle (Θ1); and a third set of arcuate contact elements arranged in a third loop that surrounds the second loop, one or more of the arcuate contact elements of the third set inclined relative to the front surface at a third angle (Θ3) so as to diverge from the reference axis (X-X), the third angle (Θ3) being greater than the second angle (Θ2).
A compressor driving apparatus comprising: a compressor including a cylinder , a discharge unit for discharging fluid into the cylinder , a piston disposed in the cylinder to perform a linear motion in a direction of the discharge unit , and a motor for driving the piston ; an inverter including a plurality of switching elements, and for converting direct current (DC) power into alternating current (AC) power to output the converted AC power to the motor; an output current detector (E) for detecting an output current flowing through the motor; and an inverter controller for controlling the inverter based on the output current, wherein the inverter controller controls the piston so that one end of the piston is fixed at a first position spaced apart from the discharge unit at stroke of the piston during a first period, characterized in that the inverter controller further controls the piston to collide with the discharge unit when a change rate in an operation rate or a position error of the compressor is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, and in that the inverter controller further controls the piston so that the one end of the piston is fixed at a second position spaced apart from the discharge unit at stroke of the piston during a second period after the collision of the piston . a compressor including a cylinder , a discharge unit for discharging fluid into the cylinder , a piston disposed in the cylinder to perform a linear motion in a direction of the discharge unit , and a motor for driving the piston ; an inverter including a plurality of switching elements, and for converting direct current (DC) power into alternating current (AC) power to output the converted AC power to the motor; an output current detector (E) for detecting an output current flowing through the motor; and an inverter controller for controlling the inverter based on the output current, wherein the inverter controller controls the piston so that one end of the piston is fixed at a first position spaced apart from the discharge unit at stroke of the piston during a first period, characterized in that the inverter controller further controls the piston to collide with the discharge unit when a change rate in an operation rate or a position error of the compressor is equal to or greater than a predetermined value, and in that the inverter controller further controls the piston so that the one end of the piston is fixed at a second position spaced apart from the discharge unit at stroke of the piston during a second period after the collision of the piston .
A method of wireless communication at a User Equipment, UE , comprising: entering a Radio Resource Control, RRC, inactive mode; receiving a page from a base station for a downlink data transmission while in the RRC inactive mode; transmitting a random access preamble to the base station in response to the page; receiving a downlink data packet from the base station while remaining in the RRC inactive mode; characterised by comprising: receiving a random access response message from the base station in response to the random access preamble; and transmitting a resume message to the base station prior to receiving the downlink data packet, wherein the resume message comprises an indication that the UE will receive data while remaining in the RRC inactive mode. entering a Radio Resource Control, RRC, inactive mode; receiving a page from a base station for a downlink data transmission while in the RRC inactive mode; transmitting a random access preamble to the base station in response to the page; receiving a downlink data packet from the base station while remaining in the RRC inactive mode; characterised by comprising: receiving a random access response message from the base station in response to the random access preamble; and transmitting a resume message to the base station prior to receiving the downlink data packet, wherein the resume message comprises an indication that the UE will receive data while remaining in the RRC inactive mode. receiving a random access response message from the base station in response to the random access preamble; and transmitting a resume message to the base station prior to receiving the downlink data packet, wherein the resume message comprises an indication that the UE will receive data while remaining in the RRC inactive mode.
A connector module (1, 14, 34, 43-1 to 43-4) comprising an insulating body , a plurality of signal contact elements (3-1 to 3-4, 35-1 to 35-4), a plurality of shield contact elements (4-1 to 4-5, 37-1 to 37-5), the signal contact elements (3-1 to 3-4, 35-1 to 35-4) and the shield contact elements (4-1 to 4-5, 37-1 to 37-5) forming a connector face configured for establishing electric contact with a counterpart of the connector module (1, 14, 34, 43-1 to 43-4), wherein for each of the signal contact elements (3-1 to 3-4, 35-1 to 35-4), there exist two or at most three shield contact elements that are closer to this signal contact element than any signal contact element of the plurality of signal contact elements (3-1 to 3-4, 35-1 to 35-4), characterised in that the signal contact elements (3-1 to 3-4, 35-1 to 35-4) are arranged along a first curve extending in the connector face of the connector module (1, 14, 34, 43-1 to 43-4) and the shield contact elements (4-1 to 4-5, 37-1 to 37-5) are arranged along a second curve extending in the connector face of the connector module (1, 14, 34, 43-1 to 43-4), the first curve and the second curve being parallel curves having a normal distance, wherein, viewed along the course of the parallel curves , the signal contact elements (3-1 to 3-4, 35-1 to 35-4) and the shield contact elements (4-1 to 4-5, 37-1 to 37-5) are arranged alternatingly.
Method for tagging round bales during wrapping in plastic foil, the round bales having a generally cylindrical shape with generally circular end surfaces, - using a wrapper selected among an independent bale wrapper, a stationary baler-wrapper combination, a compactor and a mobile baler-wrapper combination, - orienting each round bale with the circular end surfaces mainly vertically oriented, - wrapping layers of plastic foil around the round bale by moveable foil wrapping arms characterized in - arranging a main arm which carries an ID tag magazine , at a distance sufficiently far away from the bale to allow the foil wrapping arms to rotate unobstructed, - at a point in time where at least one layer of plastic film remains to be wrapped, tagging the round bale at the center of one of the circular surfaces with an ID tag having an adhesive back-side surface, using a time controlled, pivotal tagging arm hinged to the main arm said tagging arm being provided at its free end with a tag transferring member , the movement of said tagging arm being controlled by a computer unit which synchronizes the movement of the tagging arm with the movement of the foil supplying arms, - after which at least one additional layer of plastic is wrapped around each round bale to protect the ID tag . - using a wrapper selected among an independent bale wrapper, a stationary baler-wrapper combination, a compactor and a mobile baler-wrapper combination, - orienting each round bale with the circular end surfaces mainly vertically oriented, - wrapping layers of plastic foil around the round bale by moveable foil wrapping arms characterized in - arranging a main arm which carries an ID tag magazine , at a distance sufficiently far away from the bale to allow the foil wrapping arms to rotate unobstructed, - at a point in time where at least one layer of plastic film remains to be wrapped, tagging the round bale at the center of one of the circular surfaces with an ID tag having an adhesive back-side surface, using a time controlled, pivotal tagging arm hinged to the main arm said tagging arm being provided at its free end with a tag transferring member , the movement of said tagging arm being controlled by a computer unit which synchronizes the movement of the tagging arm with the movement of the foil supplying arms, - after which at least one additional layer of plastic is wrapped around each round bale to protect the ID tag .
Cable tapping clamp for electrically connecting an, in particular, insulated main conductor to a branch conductor, the cable tapping clamp comprising: - a head piece guiding a pressure screw for the main conductor ; and - a bow-shaped abutment releasably connected to the head piece , the main conductor being supported against said abutment; wherein a receptacle , which is configured in particular as a bore for the branch conductor, is configured in the head piece , characterized in that the pressure screw is formed as a milling screw and has a spherical cap-shaped end region facing the main conductor , wherein a circular recess is formed in the spherical cap-shaped end region of the pressure screw , the circular recess being concentric with respect to the longitudinal axis of the pressure screw , the circular recess being designed as a blind hole made in the spherical cap-shaped end region of the pressure screw and defining peripherally a cutting edge, at least in some regions, for penetrating an insulation of the main conductor , and the blind hole forming a reservoir for receiving the insulation of the main conductor , which is separated by means of the cutting edge. - a head piece guiding a pressure screw for the main conductor ; and - a bow-shaped abutment releasably connected to the head piece , the main conductor being supported against said abutment; wherein a receptacle , which is configured in particular as a bore for the branch conductor, is configured in the head piece , characterized in that the pressure screw is formed as a milling screw and has a spherical cap-shaped end region facing the main conductor , wherein a circular recess is formed in the spherical cap-shaped end region of the pressure screw , the circular recess being concentric with respect to the longitudinal axis of the pressure screw , the circular recess being designed as a blind hole made in the spherical cap-shaped end region of the pressure screw and defining peripherally a cutting edge, at least in some regions, for penetrating an insulation of the main conductor , and the blind hole forming a reservoir for receiving the insulation of the main conductor , which is separated by means of the cutting edge.
Method for localizing a vehicle , comprising the following steps: - reading first position data values that represent a position of a surroundings feature in the surrounding area of the vehicle , wherein the first position data values are taken from a map comprising the surroundings feature ; - controlling an illumination unit of the vehicle, in dependence on the read first position data values, to adapt lighting of the surroundings feature , wherein the illumination unit is controlled such that the surroundings feature is at least partially lit by the illumination unit such that the surroundings feature is capturable by means of at least one video sensor of the vehicle ; and - determining second position data values that represent a position of the vehicle , starting from the position of the surroundings feature , the lighting of which is adapted by the illumination unit of the vehicle , wherein the second position data values are determined by the at least partially lit surroundings feature being captured by the at least one video sensor of the vehicle and in this way relative position data values that represent a position of the vehicle relative to the position of the captured surroundings feature being determined, which are linked to the first position data values. - reading first position data values that represent a position of a surroundings feature in the surrounding area of the vehicle , wherein the first position data values are taken from a map comprising the surroundings feature ; - controlling an illumination unit of the vehicle, in dependence on the read first position data values, to adapt lighting of the surroundings feature , wherein the illumination unit is controlled such that the surroundings feature is at least partially lit by the illumination unit such that the surroundings feature is capturable by means of at least one video sensor of the vehicle ; and - determining second position data values that represent a position of the vehicle , starting from the position of the surroundings feature , the lighting of which is adapted by the illumination unit of the vehicle , wherein the second position data values are determined by the at least partially lit surroundings feature being captured by the at least one video sensor of the vehicle and in this way relative position data values that represent a position of the vehicle relative to the position of the captured surroundings feature being determined, which are linked to the first position data values.
A method of generating a haptic effect on a touch screen or a capacitive button, said method comprising: generating an AC driving signal to cause a linear resonant actuator to vibrate during a drive period to generate said haptic effect, and controlling said AC driving signal to vary its frequency over course of said drive period, characterized in that said drive period comprises a first time segment during which the frequency of said AC driving signal is held substantially constant to a first frequency value lower than a resonant frequency of said linear resonant actuator, a second time segment during which the frequency of said AC driving signal is held substantially constant to a second frequency value approximately equal to said resonant frequency, and a third time segment during which the frequency of the AC driving signal is controlled to decrease from a third frequency value lower than said first frequency value to a fourth frequency value lower than said third frequency value. generating an AC driving signal to cause a linear resonant actuator to vibrate during a drive period to generate said haptic effect, and controlling said AC driving signal to vary its frequency over course of said drive period, characterized in that said drive period comprises a first time segment during which the frequency of said AC driving signal is held substantially constant to a first frequency value lower than a resonant frequency of said linear resonant actuator, a second time segment during which the frequency of said AC driving signal is held substantially constant to a second frequency value approximately equal to said resonant frequency, and a third time segment during which the frequency of the AC driving signal is controlled to decrease from a third frequency value lower than said first frequency value to a fourth frequency value lower than said third frequency value.
A method, comprising: a) receiving, via an address assignment module of a contactee and by a call over a telephone network, a Universal Resource Locator, URL, of a computational device of a contactor; b) in response to the call over the telephone network, initiating, using the URL and by a computational device of the contactee, at least one of a text- and video-based session with the contactor; wherein step a) further comprises the sub-steps: A1) determining, by the telephone network, that the contactee has a communication disability or impairment; A2) in response, directing the call to a relay service; and A3) forwarding, by the relay service, the URL to the contactee's computational device. a) receiving, via an address assignment module of a contactee and by a call over a telephone network, a Universal Resource Locator, URL, of a computational device of a contactor; b) in response to the call over the telephone network, initiating, using the URL and by a computational device of the contactee, at least one of a text- and video-based session with the contactor; A1) determining, by the telephone network, that the contactee has a communication disability or impairment; A2) in response, directing the call to a relay service; and A3) forwarding, by the relay service, the URL to the contactee's computational device.