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An organic compound represented by general formula [1-1]: wherein, in general formula [1-1], X is an oxygen atom, a sulfur atom, a selenium atom, or a tellurium atom, and R 1 to R 19 are each independently selected from the group consisting of a hydrogen atom, a halogen atom, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkoxy group, a substituted or unsubstituted amino group, a substituted or unsubstituted aromatic hydrocarbon group, a substituted or unsubstituted heterocyclic group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryloxy group, a substituted or unsubstituted silyl group, and a cyano group.
An ophthalmic device comprising: anterior eye image obtaining means configured to obtain a plurality of images of an anterior eye of a subject eye (E); means for calculating a movement of the anterior eye based on the plurality of images of the anterior eye; eye fundus image obtaining means configured to obtain a plurality of images of an eye fundus of the subject eye (E); means for detecting a first movement of the eye fundus on the basis of the plurality of images of the eye fundus; correlation calculating means configured to calculate a correlation between a movement of the anterior eye and the first movement of the eye fundus from the plurality of images of the anterior eye and the plurality of images of the eye fundus; means configured to calculate a second movement of the eye fundus based on the movement of the anterior eye and the correlation; and an OCT apparatus for obtaining a fundus tomographic image by performing a scan of the fundus controlled on the basis of the first and second movements of the eye fundus. anterior eye image obtaining means configured to obtain a plurality of images of an anterior eye of a subject eye (E); means for calculating a movement of the anterior eye based on the plurality of images of the anterior eye; eye fundus image obtaining means configured to obtain a plurality of images of an eye fundus of the subject eye (E); means for detecting a first movement of the eye fundus on the basis of the plurality of images of the eye fundus; correlation calculating means configured to calculate a correlation between a movement of the anterior eye and the first movement of the eye fundus from the plurality of images of the anterior eye and the plurality of images of the eye fundus; means configured to calculate a second movement of the eye fundus based on the movement of the anterior eye and the correlation; and an OCT apparatus for obtaining a fundus tomographic image by performing a scan of the fundus controlled on the basis of the first and second movements of the eye fundus.
A lithium ion secondary battery, comprising a positive electrode plate, a negative electrode plate, a separator, and an electrolyte, the positive electrode plate comprising a positive active material layer, and the negative electrode plate comprising a negative active material layer, wherein: the positive active material layer comprises a lithium manganese-based positive active material as a positive active material; the negative active material layer and/or electrolyte comprise a sulfur-containing compound so that the sulfur-containing compound forms a sulfur-containing solid electrolyte interface film in the negative active material layer, and the mass percentage v of the sulfur element present in the negative active material layer containing the interface film and the mass percentage u of the manganese element present in the positive active material satisfy the following formula: v = 0.018u + ω, in which u and v both are in wt% and ω is 0.01 ∼ 2; and the negative active material layer has a compaction density in the range of 1.3 g/cm 3 ∼1.65 g/cm 3 and the positive active material layer has a compaction density in the range of 3.0 g/cm 3 ∼3.6 g/cm 3 . the positive active material layer comprises a lithium manganese-based positive active material as a positive active material; the negative active material layer and/or electrolyte comprise a sulfur-containing compound so that the sulfur-containing compound forms a sulfur-containing solid electrolyte interface film in the negative active material layer, and the mass percentage v of the sulfur element present in the negative active material layer containing the interface film and the mass percentage u of the manganese element present in the positive active material satisfy the following formula: v = 0.018u + ω, in which u and v both are in wt% and ω is 0.01 ∼ 2; and the negative active material layer has a compaction density in the range of 1.3 g/cm 3 ∼1.65 g/cm 3 and the positive active material layer has a compaction density in the range of 3.0 g/cm 3 ∼3.6 g/cm 3 .
A dimmer device comprising a first dimmer , a second dimmer , and an RF block , wherein the first dimmer and second dimmer are adapted for communicating with the RF block , and wherein the first dimmer , the second dimmer and the RF block are all galvanically isolated from one another at communicating level, characterized in that : the first dimmer , the second dimmer and the RF block are all further galvanically isolated from one another at power level, the first dimmer is adapted for powering the RF block and the second dimmer , the first dimmer comprising a power supply connected with the RF block over a first connection for transferring power towards the RF block , wherein the power supply of the first dimmer is galvanically isolated from the RF block and from the second dimmer by providing the power supply with a primary transformer coil and at least two secondary transformer coils , the at least two secondary transformer coils being configured to respectively supply power to the RF block and to the second dimmer. the first dimmer , the second dimmer and the RF block are all further galvanically isolated from one another at power level, the first dimmer is adapted for powering the RF block and the second dimmer , the first dimmer comprising a power supply connected with the RF block over a first connection for transferring power towards the RF block , wherein the power supply of the first dimmer is galvanically isolated from the RF block and from the second dimmer by providing the power supply with a primary transformer coil and at least two secondary transformer coils , the at least two secondary transformer coils being configured to respectively supply power to the RF block and to the second dimmer.
A repairing laser welding method for melting and eliminating a crack (Cb, Cd) by irradiation with a laser beam (L), the crack (Cb, Cd) being generated beginning at a non-welded portion (S) of a root part (R) between a first welded material and a second welded material obliquely joined to a surface of the first welded material by fillet welding, wherein the irradiation with the laser beam (L) is performed along a welding bead (B) at the root part (R) while the laser beam (L) is aimed at a contact point (P) between the first welded material and the second welded material as an irradiation point of the laser beam (L), from a side of the welding bead (B), the contact point (P) being contained in the non-welded portion (S) of the root part (R).
A method of modifying a genomic locus of interest by minimizing off-target modifications by introducing into a cell containing and expressing a double stranded DNA molecule encoding a gene product an engineered, non-naturally occurring CRISPR-Cas system comprising a Cas9 protein having one or more mutations and two guide RNAs that target a first strand and a second strand of the DNA molecule respectively, whereby the guide RNAs target the DNA molecule encoding the gene product and the Cas9 protein nicks each of the first strand and the second strand of the DNA molecule encoding the gene product, whereby expression of the gene product is altered; and, wherein the Cas9 protein and the two guide RNAs do not naturally occur together, wherein the Cas9 protein comprises one or more nuclear localization sequences, wherein the Cas protein nicking each of the first strand and the second strand of the DNA molecule encoding the gene product results in a 5' overhang, wherein the 5' overhang is 1-200 nucleotides, wherein the method is ex vivo or in vitro, and wherein the method is not a process for modifying the germ line genetic identity of human beings. wherein the Cas9 protein comprises one or more nuclear localization sequences, wherein the Cas protein nicking each of the first strand and the second strand of the DNA molecule encoding the gene product results in a 5' overhang, wherein the 5' overhang is 1-200 nucleotides, wherein the method is ex vivo or in vitro, and wherein the method is not a process for modifying the germ line genetic identity of human beings.
A method performed by a user equipment, UE, in a wireless network, the method comprising: transmitting , by the UE, an uplink transmission without grant in accordance with a resource group having a configuration that maps an initial uplink transmission without grant and a non-zero number of re-transmissions without grant to sub-regions of a grant-free region of a time-frequency resource, wherein the configuration of the resource group is such that a modulation and coding scheme, MCS, level for each re-transmission without grant is a same or lower than a MCS level for a corresponding preceding uplink transmission without grant or re-transmission without grant by the UE, and wherein the resource group maps the initial uplink transmission without grant and the non-zero number of successive re-transmissions without grant to sub-regions of the grant-free region of the time-frequency resource such that the re-transmissions without grant occupy a gradually increasing amount of time resources, frequency resources, or both; wherein the resource group is configured such that the initial uplink transmission without grant is mapped to a slot within a first sub-region with a first sub-carrier spacing, SCS; and at least one of the subsequent re-transmissions without grant is mapped to a mini-slot within a sub-region with a SCS that is narrower than the first SCS. transmitting , by the UE, an uplink transmission without grant in accordance with a resource group having a configuration that maps an initial uplink transmission without grant and a non-zero number of re-transmissions without grant to sub-regions of a grant-free region of a time-frequency resource, wherein the configuration of the resource group is such that a modulation and coding scheme, MCS, level for each re-transmission without grant is a same or lower than a MCS level for a corresponding preceding uplink transmission without grant or re-transmission without grant by the UE, and wherein the resource group maps the initial uplink transmission without grant and the non-zero number of successive re-transmissions without grant to sub-regions of the grant-free region of the time-frequency resource such that the re-transmissions without grant occupy a gradually increasing amount of time resources, frequency resources, or both; wherein the resource group is configured such that the initial uplink transmission without grant is mapped to a slot within a first sub-region with a first sub-carrier spacing, SCS; and at least one of the subsequent re-transmissions without grant is mapped to a mini-slot within a sub-region with a SCS that is narrower than the first SCS.
A battery module comprising: a case body including a flat plate portion and a base portion projecting from the flat plate portion ; a circuit board including a through-hole formed in a thickness direction, the base portion being inserted into the through-hole ; and a coin or button type battery placed on and held by the base portion , wherein the base portion of the case body inserted into the through-hole in the circuit board penetrates through the through-hole and projects beyond a surface of the circuit board . a case body including a flat plate portion and a base portion projecting from the flat plate portion ; a circuit board including a through-hole formed in a thickness direction, the base portion being inserted into the through-hole ; and a coin or button type battery placed on and held by the base portion , wherein the base portion of the case body inserted into the through-hole in the circuit board penetrates through the through-hole and projects beyond a surface of the circuit board .
A composition; for use in the treatment of Epidermolisis bullosa (EB), containing per 100 g: • 5.72 g of Olive oil, • 21.72 g of Sunflower oil, • 21.72 g of Almond oil, • 10.72 g of Cod liver oil, • 3.72 g of Castor oil, • 23.40 g of Virgin wax, • 2.0 g of Stearic acid, • 0.980 g of Herbal essence, • 0.020 g of Butylhydroxytoluene, • 10.0 g of Liquid petroleum jelly. • 5.72 g of Olive oil, • 21.72 g of Sunflower oil, • 21.72 g of Almond oil, • 10.72 g of Cod liver oil, • 3.72 g of Castor oil, • 23.40 g of Virgin wax, • 2.0 g of Stearic acid, • 0.980 g of Herbal essence, • 0.020 g of Butylhydroxytoluene, • 10.0 g of Liquid petroleum jelly.
A carpet comprising an entangled and bonded non-woven structure as a facing layer, wherein the entangled and bonded non-woven structure is made of at least 50% staple fibers by weight of the entangled and bonded non-woven structure, and at least a partial bonding of the staple fibers of the non-woven structure, the at least partial bonding comprising thermally activated bonds between a first polyolefin material produced with at least one catalyst being a metallocene catalyst and having a melting point in the range 130-170°C and a second material having a melting point which is at least 10°C higher than the melting point of the first material, the weight of the first material in the non-woven structure being at least 3% of the weight of the entangled and bonded nonwoven structure.
An elastic member having an elastic sheet stretchable structure in which an elastic sheet is interposed between a first sheet layer and a second sheet layer and the first sheet layer and the second sheet layer are bonded through joint holes penetrating the elastic sheet or via the elastic sheet at a plurality of sheet joined portions arranged at intervals, wherein a region having the elastic sheet stretchable structure includes a stretchable region that contracts in a stretchable direction (ED) by contraction of the elastic sheet and is extensible in the stretchable direction (ED), joined portions are separately formed in the stretchable direction (ED) and an orthogonal direction (LD) orthogonal thereto in the stretchable region , a joined portion group of the stretchable region is in a relationship of intersecting a stretchable direction (ED) line at respective positions in the orthogonal direction (LD) or in a relationship of not intersecting the stretchable direction (ED) line at a separation width of 0.5 mm or less in the orthogonal direction (LD) of the stretchable direction (ED) line, and the joined portion group is in a relationship of not intersecting an oblique line at a predetermined separation width in the orthogonal direction (LD) in an oblique line group of oblique lines in the orthogonal direction (LD) intersecting the stretchable direction (ED) line within an angle range of 30 degrees or less. wherein a region having the elastic sheet stretchable structure includes a stretchable region that contracts in a stretchable direction (ED) by contraction of the elastic sheet and is extensible in the stretchable direction (ED), joined portions are separately formed in the stretchable direction (ED) and an orthogonal direction (LD) orthogonal thereto in the stretchable region , a joined portion group of the stretchable region is in a relationship of intersecting a stretchable direction (ED) line at respective positions in the orthogonal direction (LD) or in a relationship of not intersecting the stretchable direction (ED) line at a separation width of 0.5 mm or less in the orthogonal direction (LD) of the stretchable direction (ED) line, and the joined portion group is in a relationship of not intersecting an oblique line at a predetermined separation width in the orthogonal direction (LD) in an oblique line group of oblique lines in the orthogonal direction (LD) intersecting the stretchable direction (ED) line within an angle range of 30 degrees or less.
A cochlear implant, comprising: a cochlear lead including a plurality of electrodes ; an antenna ; a stimulation processor operably connected to the antenna and to the cochlear lead; and a magnet apparatus , associated with the antenna and including a case defining a central axis (A1), characterized by the magnet apparatus further comprising a magnet frame within the case and rotatable relative to the case about the central axis of the case and a plurality of elongate diametrically magnetized magnets that are located in the magnet frame, the magnets defining a longitudinal axis (A2) and a N-S direction and being freely rotatable about the longitudinal axis relative to the magnet frame. a cochlear lead including a plurality of electrodes ; an antenna ; a stimulation processor operably connected to the antenna and to the cochlear lead; and a magnet apparatus , associated with the antenna and including a case defining a central axis (A1), characterized by the magnet apparatus further comprising a magnet frame within the case and rotatable relative to the case about the central axis of the case and a plurality of elongate diametrically magnetized magnets that are located in the magnet frame, the magnets defining a longitudinal axis (A2) and a N-S direction and being freely rotatable about the longitudinal axis relative to the magnet frame.
A controller for an autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle , wherein the controller comprises a constrained nonlinear model predictive controller and is configured to use an a priori process model in combination with a learned behavioral model and a learned disturbance model , which are encoded within layers of a deep neural network, wherein the behavioral model is responsible for estimating a behavior of a controlled system in different operating conditions and for calculating a desired trajectory of the autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle for the constrained nonlinear model predictive controller , the constrained nonlinear model predictive controller being configured to provide control outputs for the autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle based on a sequence of desired states over a given time horizon by finding a set of control actions which optimize a behavior of the autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicle over the given time horizon for a given cost function, while satisfying constraints related to lower and upper cross-track error bounds and lower and upper bounds for actions and rates of change of actuators, and wherein the disturbance model is used for compensating disturbances.
An apparatus for the production of a plaster slurry, said apparatus comprising a mixer for mixing at least plaster and water to form a plaster slurry, said mixer comprising an outlet conduit ; a foam generator for mixing at least air, a foaming agent and water to produce a foam said foam generator in fluid communication with said mixer via a fluid pathway comprising a foam conduit ; a mass flow meter , and a control system configured to vary the density of said foam within said foam conduit or said plaster slurry within said outlet conduit ; said mass flow meter configured to measure the density and mass flow rate of said foam within said foam conduit , or said plaster slurry within said outlet conduit , and wherein the apparatus further comprises at least one sensor configured to measure the pressure characterised in that the at least one sensor is configured to measure the pressure at the entrance and/or exit of said mass flow meter , and in that said control system is configured to correct the measured density using at least one sensor measurement. a mixer for mixing at least plaster and water to form a plaster slurry, said mixer comprising an outlet conduit ; a foam generator for mixing at least air, a foaming agent and water to produce a foam said foam generator in fluid communication with said mixer via a fluid pathway comprising a foam conduit ; a mass flow meter , and a control system configured to vary the density of said foam within said foam conduit or said plaster slurry within said outlet conduit ; said mass flow meter configured to measure the density and mass flow rate of said foam within said foam conduit , or said plaster slurry within said outlet conduit , and wherein the apparatus further comprises at least one sensor configured to measure the pressure characterised in that the at least one sensor is configured to measure the pressure at the entrance and/or exit of said mass flow meter , and in that said control system is configured to correct the measured density using at least one sensor measurement.
A method for determining the aerodynamic resistance of an object or a person having its own movement characterized in that it includes at least the following steps of: - acquiring between two instants t init and t fin of 3D clouds of dots corresponding to the positions in the space of different points positioned in different places of the object or the person, - determining 3D models as a function of time, for each instant between t init and t fin , from dots of the cloud of dots acquired at each instant between the instants t init and t fin , - numerical simulating the displacement of the solids described by the clouds of dots corresponding to the object or to the person in a fluid, for each instant between the instants t init and t fin , said simulation being in particular parameterized by the direction and the speed of displacement of the fluid with respect to the solid represented by a vector D, - calculating the average of the aerodynamic resistance forces exerted on the object or the person between said instants t init and t fin , from said digital simulation of the displacement of solids. - acquiring between two instants t init and t fin of 3D clouds of dots corresponding to the positions in the space of different points positioned in different places of the object or the person, - determining 3D models as a function of time, for each instant between t init and t fin , from dots of the cloud of dots acquired at each instant between the instants t init and t fin , - numerical simulating the displacement of the solids described by the clouds of dots corresponding to the object or to the person in a fluid, for each instant between the instants t init and t fin , said simulation being in particular parameterized by the direction and the speed of displacement of the fluid with respect to the solid represented by a vector D, - calculating the average of the aerodynamic resistance forces exerted on the object or the person between said instants t init and t fin , from said digital simulation of the displacement of solids.