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A method for managing page tables in a computer system including the handling of dirty bits, the method comprising: accessing one or more table entries in the page tables providing a mapping of at least one virtual memory address to its corresponding physical address, the accessing according to an access flag, the accessing occurring via hardware in order to be performed in one atomic update, the accessing causing at least one access bit in the access flag to be modified, wherein the access flag is used to indicate secure and non-secure table entries for address translations, wherein the atomic update is a single atomic operation; modifying a physical memory address identified in the one or more accessed page table entries based on the physical memory address and one or more memory operations performed on the physical memory address, wherein the modifying includes setting and clearing the physical memory address using the one or more memory operations; and modifying a dirty bit in the page table that indicates whether the page is clean or dirty in response to the modified physical memory address in the atomic update, wherein the at least one access bit in the access flag and the dirty bit are updated for the accessed one or more tables entries during the atomic update. accessing one or more table entries in the page tables providing a mapping of at least one virtual memory address to its corresponding physical address, the accessing according to an access flag, the accessing occurring via hardware in order to be performed in one atomic update, the accessing causing at least one access bit in the access flag to be modified, wherein the access flag is used to indicate secure and non-secure table entries for address translations, wherein the atomic update is a single atomic operation; modifying a physical memory address identified in the one or more accessed page table entries based on the physical memory address and one or more memory operations performed on the physical memory address, wherein the modifying includes setting and clearing the physical memory address using the one or more memory operations; and modifying a dirty bit in the page table that indicates whether the page is clean or dirty in response to the modified physical memory address in the atomic update, wherein the at least one access bit in the access flag and the dirty bit are updated for the accessed one or more tables entries during the atomic update.
A composition comprising substantially animal protein-free recombinant furin lacking transmembrane and cytoplasmic domains and comprising a specific activity of at least 300 U/μg protein, the composition comprising host cell protein at a concentration less than about 1.0 ng protein/U furin activity, or host cell DNA at a concentration less than about 0.4 pg DNA/U furin activity, and essentially lacking contaminating proteins from serum, wherein the recombinant furin activity is measured on a short synthetic peptide containing the dibasic recognition sequence attached to a fluorescent amino-methyl coumarin (AMC) group, that is released after cleavage (BOC-RVRR-AMC), whereby one activity unit is defined as the release of 1 pMol of AMC per minute at 30°C.
A compound having a structure represented by Formula IIA or Formula IIB or pharmaceutical acceptable salts thereof for use in treating metastatic prostate cancer where R 4 is selected from -H and -CH 3 ; R 5 is selected from -H or a five member ring selected from R 6 is selected from -SCH 2 -, -COCH 2 -, -CONH- or -CH 2 CH 2 -; R 7 is selected from the group consisting of-H, =O, =S; and R 8 is selected from the group consisting of -CH 3 or -CH 2 -C 6 H 5 ; or a compound having a structure represented by following Formulas VII, XII, XV, XVI, XVIII or XXI, pharmaceutical acceptable salts thereof, for use in treating metastatic prostate cancer: or where R 4 is selected from -H and -CH 3 ; R 5 is selected from -H or a five member ring selected from R 6 is selected from -SCH 2 -, -COCH 2 -, -CONH- or -CH 2 CH 2 -; R 7 is selected from the group consisting of-H, =O, =S; and R 8 is selected from the group consisting of -CH 3 or -CH 2 -C 6 H 5 ; or
A gas turbine engine component subject to extreme temperatures and pressures, the gas turbine engine component comprising: a wall having a first surface and a second surface which define opposite sides of the wall, and an airflow aperture that extends through the wall in a direction generally perpendicular to the first surface, the airflow aperture defined by an aperture wall surface which extends from a first opening in the first surface to a second opening in the second surface, and which is flared at a juncture with the first surface such that the first opening has a greater cross-sectional flow area than the second opening, wherein the aperture wall surface has a radius of curvature (r) or an effective non-zero radius of curvature such that the abruptness of the angular transition from the first surface to the aperture wall surface is reduced; and a high-pressure, high-temperature resistant coating adhered to the first surface, and adhered to a portion of the aperture wall surface adjacent the first opening; characterised in that the coating reduces the effective aperture width of the aperture to a flow width (w). a wall having a first surface and a second surface which define opposite sides of the wall, and an airflow aperture that extends through the wall in a direction generally perpendicular to the first surface, the airflow aperture defined by an aperture wall surface which extends from a first opening in the first surface to a second opening in the second surface, and which is flared at a juncture with the first surface such that the first opening has a greater cross-sectional flow area than the second opening, wherein the aperture wall surface has a radius of curvature (r) or an effective non-zero radius of curvature such that the abruptness of the angular transition from the first surface to the aperture wall surface is reduced; and a high-pressure, high-temperature resistant coating adhered to the first surface, and adhered to a portion of the aperture wall surface adjacent the first opening; characterised in that the coating reduces the effective aperture width of the aperture to a flow width (w).
An injection molding information processing device which processes information relating to injection molding, comprising: an actual value storage unit which is configured to store an actual value of a predetermined feature amount relating to a shot for each predetermined shot; characterized by a statistic calculation unit which is configured to calculate a probability that the actual value stored in the actual value storage unit deviates from a predetermined allowable range in a predetermined number of shots. an actual value storage unit which is configured to store an actual value of a predetermined feature amount relating to a shot for each predetermined shot; characterized by a statistic calculation unit which is configured to calculate a probability that the actual value stored in the actual value storage unit deviates from a predetermined allowable range in a predetermined number of shots.
Cemented carbide-cermet composite material consisting of: a contiguous phase composed of tungsten carbide-based cemented carbide and comprising a metallic binder composed of Co, Ni, Fe or an alloy of these and tungsten carbide particles embedded in the metallic binder and dispersed regions of a titanium carbide-, titanium nitride-, titanium carbonitride-, niobium carbide-, niobium carbonitride- or niobium nitride-based cermet which are embedded in the contiguous phase and comprise a second metallic binder composed of Co, Ni, Fe or an alloy of these and hard material particles embedded in the second metallic binder , characterized in that at least 97% by volume of the embedded dispersed regions of the cermet have a longest diameter of < 25 μm and at least 20% by volume of the embedded dispersed regions of the cermet have a shortest diameter of at least three times the average diameter of the tungsten carbide particles in the contiguous phase , where the % by volume are to be determined as indicated in the description. a contiguous phase composed of tungsten carbide-based cemented carbide and comprising a metallic binder composed of Co, Ni, Fe or an alloy of these and tungsten carbide particles embedded in the metallic binder and dispersed regions of a titanium carbide-, titanium nitride-, titanium carbonitride-, niobium carbide-, niobium carbonitride- or niobium nitride-based cermet which are embedded in the contiguous phase and comprise a second metallic binder composed of Co, Ni, Fe or an alloy of these and hard material particles embedded in the second metallic binder , characterized in that at least 97% by volume of the embedded dispersed regions of the cermet have a longest diameter of < 25 μm and at least 20% by volume of the embedded dispersed regions of the cermet have a shortest diameter of at least three times the average diameter of the tungsten carbide particles in the contiguous phase , where the % by volume are to be determined as indicated in the description.
A device (130, 130-1, 130-2), comprising: - an interface configured to communicate on a wireless channel , and - at least one processor configured to receive, in a first sequence of transmission frames of the wireless channel, first positioning reference signals (150-156) from a first base station (101-106) and to receive, in a second sequence of transmission frames which is at least partly different from the first sequence, second positioning reference (150-156) signals from a second base station (101-106), wherein the at least one processor is further configured to determine a time-difference of arrival of signals communicated on the wireless channel based on the first positioning reference signals and the second positioning reference signals, characterized in that the first sequence and the second sequence have a timing offset from each other corresponding to at least one gap transmission frame . - an interface configured to communicate on a wireless channel , and - at least one processor configured to receive, in a first sequence of transmission frames of the wireless channel, first positioning reference signals (150-156) from a first base station (101-106) and to receive, in a second sequence of transmission frames which is at least partly different from the first sequence, second positioning reference (150-156) signals from a second base station (101-106),
Wind turbine rotor balancing method, the wind turbine comprising a rotor which comprises at least two blades , comprising the following steps: • a step of identifying a reference angular position for each of the at least two blades ; • a step of calculating a magnitude ( m x ) of rotor imbalance based on a mass ( M iT ) of each of the at least two blades with respect to a centre of the rotor ; and • a step of calculating a phase ( φ x ) of rotor imbalance; • a balancing step, wherein the balancing step is carried out at least if the phase ( φ x ) of rotor imbalance lies outside a permissible angular range relative to the reference angular positions; characterized in that the balancing step is carried out if the following condition is additionally met: • the difference between the masses of the at least two blades , difference calculated taking the blades two by two, | M iT ― M jT | ∀ i,j being i≠j , is above a first threshold value. • a step of identifying a reference angular position for each of the at least two blades ; • a step of calculating a magnitude ( m x ) of rotor imbalance based on a mass ( M iT ) of each of the at least two blades with respect to a centre of the rotor ; and • a step of calculating a phase ( φ x ) of rotor imbalance; • a balancing step, wherein the balancing step is carried out at least if the phase ( φ x ) of rotor imbalance lies outside a permissible angular range relative to the reference angular positions; • the difference between the masses of the at least two blades , difference calculated taking the blades two by two, | M iT ― M jT | ∀ i,j being i≠j , is above a first threshold value.
Mast assembly for a construction machine having - a base mast , which has a linear guide for displaceably guiding a working carriage along the base mast , - a mast extension , which can be detachably attached to an underside of the base mast in order to extend the base mast and the linear guide downwards, and - a connection device , with which the mast extension is detachably attached to the base mast , characterised in that the connection device is arranged within the base mast and/or the mast extension and comprises at least one actuation device with which at least one locking element can be displaced between a retracted unlocking position, in which the mast extension is released from the base mast , and an extended locking position, in which the mast extension is firmly held and locked to the base mast by the at least one locking element . - a base mast , which has a linear guide for displaceably guiding a working carriage along the base mast , - a mast extension , which can be detachably attached to an underside of the base mast in order to extend the base mast and the linear guide downwards, and - a connection device , with which the mast extension is detachably attached to the base mast ,
An electronic device comprising: a first board configured as a printed circuit board having an electronic circuit component mounted thereon; a second board configured as a printed circuit board having an electronic circuit component mounted thereon; a board-to-board connector configured to electrically connect the first board and the second board , the board-to-board connector comprising a first terminal provided on the first board and a second terminal provided on the second board , the second terminal being configured to be connected to the first terminal ; and a grip member provided on the second board , characterized in that the grip member comprises a pair of connection portions disposed on and extending from a front side of the second board , the grip member further comprising a grip portion connecting upper ends of the pair of connection portions to each other, wherein the grip portion , as viewed in a direction of a normal to the first board , extends through a region in which the board-to-board connector is located. a first board configured as a printed circuit board having an electronic circuit component mounted thereon; a second board configured as a printed circuit board having an electronic circuit component mounted thereon; a board-to-board connector configured to electrically connect the first board and the second board , the board-to-board connector comprising a first terminal provided on the first board and a second terminal provided on the second board , the second terminal being configured to be connected to the first terminal ; and a grip member provided on the second board , characterized in that the grip member comprises a pair of connection portions disposed on and extending from a front side of the second board , the grip member further comprising a grip portion connecting upper ends of the pair of connection portions to each other, wherein the grip portion , as viewed in a direction of a normal to the first board , extends through a region in which the board-to-board connector is located.
A method for the decontamination of contaminated graphite comprising the steps of: a) heating up a base mixture comprising contaminated graphite and at least one glass for separating the volatile radionuclides from the contaminated graphite, wherein a treated graphite is obtained; b) compacting the treated graphite for obtaining a molded body which is suitable for final disposal. a) heating up a base mixture comprising contaminated graphite and at least one glass for separating the volatile radionuclides from the contaminated graphite, wherein a treated graphite is obtained; b) compacting the treated graphite for obtaining a molded body which is suitable for final disposal.
Process for producing an aluminium-free magnesium alloy by adding 1.0 mass% Cerium, 0.5 mass% Lanthanum, 0.10 mass% Scandium and 2.0 mass% Manganese(II) chloride to aluminium-free magnesium.
A process for producing 2,2-dichloro-1,1,1,4,4,4-hexafluorobutane comprising: contacting 2-chloro-1,1,1,4,4,4-hexafluorobutane with a chlorine source.
A coin bin , comprising: a body defining a chamber to receive coins; a lid to close the chamber, the lid being lockable and removable when unlocked; and a plurality of wheels affixed to the body to support the body; wherein: the body further defines a receiving area to releasably receive part of a steering handle and is formed of a structurally strong plastic; the lid defines a plurality of recesses positioned to partly receive wheels of another coin bin when the another coin bin is stack on top of the coin bin; each of the wheels is coupled to the body via a fixed axle that defines an axis of rotation of the wheel; each of the wheels comprises a plurality of rollers disposed around a periphery of the wheel ; each of the rollers has an axis of rotation that is perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the wheel; and each of the wheels is partly received in a wheel recess defined by the body. a body defining a chamber to receive coins; a lid to close the chamber, the lid being lockable and removable when unlocked; and a plurality of wheels affixed to the body to support the body; wherein: the body further defines a receiving area to releasably receive part of a steering handle and is formed of a structurally strong plastic; the lid defines a plurality of recesses positioned to partly receive wheels of another coin bin when the another coin bin is stack on top of the coin bin; each of the wheels is coupled to the body via a fixed axle that defines an axis of rotation of the wheel; each of the wheels comprises a plurality of rollers disposed around a periphery of the wheel ; each of the rollers has an axis of rotation that is perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the wheel; and each of the wheels is partly received in a wheel recess defined by the body. the body further defines a receiving area to releasably receive part of a steering handle and is formed of a structurally strong plastic; the lid defines a plurality of recesses positioned to partly receive wheels of another coin bin when the another coin bin is stack on top of the coin bin; each of the wheels is coupled to the body via a fixed axle that defines an axis of rotation of the wheel; each of the wheels comprises a plurality of rollers disposed around a periphery of the wheel ; each of the rollers has an axis of rotation that is perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the wheel; and each of the wheels is partly received in a wheel recess defined by the body.
A child safety seat comprising a seat body comprising a base portion and a back portion , and a headrest , the position of which can be adjusted up or down relative to the back portion , the child safety seat being characterised in that it comprises an impact energy absorbing element depending from the headrest and directed outwardly from the headrest and away from a head of a seat occupant to absorb and/or redirect blows incident to or about at least the headrest of the seat .
A system for delivering insulin to a diabetic patient at a single site of infusion over a period of time, the system comprising: a medication reservoir comprising an insulin solution; a cannula adapted for subcutaneous insertion into a tissue of a diabetic patient at the single site of infusion; a fluid conduit in operable contact with the medication reservoir and the cannula and adapted to deliver insulin from the medication reservoir to the single site of infusion; a site loss mitigating agent that inhibits at least one of: coagulation at the single site of infusion, inflammation at the single site of infusion, and encapsulation of the cannula at the single site of infusion, wherein the site loss mitigating agent comprises a heparin composition disposed within an in-line depot and adapted to contact the insulin solution as the insulin solution flows from the medication reservoir to the single site of infusion. a medication reservoir comprising an insulin solution; a cannula adapted for subcutaneous insertion into a tissue of a diabetic patient at the single site of infusion; a fluid conduit in operable contact with the medication reservoir and the cannula and adapted to deliver insulin from the medication reservoir to the single site of infusion; a site loss mitigating agent that inhibits at least one of: coagulation at the single site of infusion, inflammation at the single site of infusion, and encapsulation of the cannula at the single site of infusion,
An x-ray stick marker , comprising: a shaft having a proximal end and a distal end ; a marking tip disposed at the distal end of the shaft , the marking tip attached to an adjustable lever , wherein the shaft has a length that allows the user to maintain a suitable distance from the patient and avoid any unnecessary exposure to radiation when positioning the marking tip on a designated location of the patient's skin for drawing a mark thereon; a handle disposed at the proximal end of the shaft , the handle including an actuating button in communication with the lever ; and a ring member including a radiopaque material. a shaft having a proximal end and a distal end ; a marking tip disposed at the distal end of the shaft , the marking tip attached to an adjustable lever , wherein the shaft has a length that allows the user to maintain a suitable distance from the patient and avoid any unnecessary exposure to radiation when positioning the marking tip on a designated location of the patient's skin for drawing a mark thereon; a handle disposed at the proximal end of the shaft , the handle including an actuating button in communication with the lever ; and a ring member including a radiopaque material.