mhurhangee/patent-ind-claim-en huggingface dataset:
A tag system for tracking an animal, comprising a plastic collar having a first end and a second end; wherein the collar comprises a closure mechanism for closing the first and second ends of the collar together; wherein the collar comprises a near-field-communication (NFC) tag comprising an electronic chip , wherein the NFC tag is positioned between the first end and the second end of the collar , wherein the NFC tag is attached or affixed to an external portion of the collar ; wherein the NFC tag comprises an antenna , a power harvester module and an impedance matching module , wherein the antenna is capable of receiving radio frequency (RF) energy which subsequently flows through the impedance matching module to the power harvester module , wherein the power harvester module is capable of rectifying incoming RF energy into direct-current voltage to power the electronic chip ; wherein the NFC tag comprises a memory module , wherein the memory module stores a unique identifier appended at the end of a pre-encoded universal resource locator (URL) address, the unique identifier being associated with the electronic chip , the NFC tag transmitting signals comprising the unique identifier and URL to a portable computing device when the NFC tag is read by a portable computing device ; and wherein the collar is made of a matrix in which an active substance against ectoparasites is incorporated. wherein the collar comprises a closure mechanism for closing the first and second ends of the collar together; wherein the collar comprises a near-field-communication (NFC) tag comprising an electronic chip , wherein the NFC tag is positioned between the first end and the second end of the collar , wherein the NFC tag is attached or affixed to an external portion of the collar ; wherein the NFC tag comprises an antenna , a power harvester module and an impedance matching module , wherein the antenna is capable of receiving radio frequency (RF) energy which subsequently flows through the impedance matching module to the power harvester module , wherein the power harvester module is capable of rectifying incoming RF energy into direct-current voltage to power the electronic chip ; wherein the NFC tag comprises a memory module , wherein the memory module stores a unique identifier appended at the end of a pre-encoded universal resource locator (URL) address, the unique identifier being associated with the electronic chip , the NFC tag transmitting signals comprising the unique identifier and URL to a portable computing device when the NFC tag is read by a portable computing device ; and wherein the collar is made of a matrix in which an active substance against ectoparasites is incorporated.
An apparatus for treating the human or animal body, having - an applicator for an extraneous application onto the body, - a casing in which the applicator is held, and - a mechanism for producing impacts of the applicator relative to the casing in an impact direction so that the impacts can be coupled into the body in the application thereon, characterised in that the applicator is made concave and soft at a front face facing forwardly in the impact direction and adapted for being applied onto the body, and the softness results from that the applicator consists, at the concave and soft front face , of an elastomeric material having a Shore hardness of at most 60 Sh, wherein the elastomeric material has a thickness at the concave shape of at least 3 mm in the impact direction. - an applicator for an extraneous application onto the body, - a casing in which the applicator is held, and - a mechanism for producing impacts of the applicator relative to the casing in an impact direction so that the impacts can be coupled into the body in the application thereon,
A process tool comprising: a frame; a substrate transport connected to the frame and having an end effector configured to support a substrate (S); and characterized in that it comprises: a substrate transport apparatus auto-teach system for auto-teaching a substrate station location, the auto-teach system including a controller configured to move the substrate transport so that the substrate transport taps the substrate (S) supported on the end effector against a substrate station feature causing a change in eccentricity between the substrate (S) the end effector ), determine the change in eccentricity, and determine the substrate station location based on at least the change in eccentricity between the substrate (S) and the end effector . a frame; a substrate transport connected to the frame and having an end effector configured to support a substrate (S); and characterized in that it comprises: a substrate transport apparatus auto-teach system for auto-teaching a substrate station location, the auto-teach system including a controller configured to move the substrate transport so that the substrate transport taps the substrate (S) supported on the end effector against a substrate station feature causing a change in eccentricity between the substrate (S) the end effector ), determine the change in eccentricity, and determine the substrate station location based on at least the change in eccentricity between the substrate (S) and the end effector . a substrate transport apparatus auto-teach system for auto-teaching a substrate station location, the auto-teach system including a controller configured to move the substrate transport so that the substrate transport taps the substrate (S) supported on the end effector against a substrate station feature causing a change in eccentricity between the substrate (S) the end effector ), determine the change in eccentricity, and determine the substrate station location based on at least the change in eccentricity between the substrate (S) and the end effector .
Method for elaborating a warning for terrain avoidance by a rotary wing aircraft ;said method comprising elaborating an avoidance trajectory (TA) that comprises a proximal segment and an avoidance curve (CE), and issuing a warning at the start of the proximal segment ; the proximal segment extending in the continuation of a planned trajectory over a distance which translates into an applicable reaction time , the applicable reaction time being calculated by determining an initially applicable time value which is assigned to the model of the aircraft , and by carrying out limitation weighting, which is predefined by the roadmap of the aircraft , on the initially applicable time value in order to minimise the applicable reaction time ; and the avoidance curve (CE) comprising at least one distal segment that connects the proximal segment and that is calculated by means of a conic function using at least one possible vertical acceleration value (Gz) determined from an increase in the collective pitch angle of one or more propulsion and lift rotors of the aircraft .
A method , comprising: providing a base component (710; 810; 1060; 1090) to define a first portion of a channel of a microfluidic device; fabricating a cap component (760; 860; 1055; 1085) of the microfluidic device, characterized in that the cap component comprises a sealing lip (762; 862; 1065; 1095) extending a first distance from a first side of the cap component and a support portion extending a second distance (d1), less than the first distance, from the first side of the cap component; and in that the method comprises also positioning the cap component and the base component within a mold to bring the sealing lip of the cap component in contact with the base component, wherein the base component is spaced away from the support portion of the cap component by a third distance (d2) equal to a difference between the first distance and the second distance; injecting a polymer material into the mold to cause the polymer material to fill at least a portion of a cavity (770; 870; 1070; 1098) defined by the base component, the support portion of the cap component, and the sealing lip of the cap component, wherein the cavity is sealed from the channel of the microfluidic device by the sealing lip of the cap component; and curing the polymer material to secure the base component to the cap component. providing a base component (710; 810; 1060; 1090) to define a first portion of a channel of a microfluidic device; fabricating a cap component (760; 860; 1055; 1085) of the microfluidic device, characterized in that the cap component comprises a sealing lip (762; 862; 1065; 1095) extending a first distance from a first side of the cap component and a support portion extending a second distance (d1), less than the first distance, from the first side of the cap component; and in that the method comprises also positioning the cap component and the base component within a mold to bring the sealing lip of the cap component in contact with the base component, wherein the base component is spaced away from the support portion of the cap component by a third distance (d2) equal to a difference between the first distance and the second distance; injecting a polymer material into the mold to cause the polymer material to fill at least a portion of a cavity (770; 870; 1070; 1098) defined by the base component, the support portion of the cap component, and the sealing lip of the cap component, wherein the cavity is sealed from the channel of the microfluidic device by the sealing lip of the cap component; and curing the polymer material to secure the base component to the cap component.
A device for delivering a supply of gases to a user , comprising: a patient interface , in use in fluid communication with said supply of gases and supplying said gases to said user , the patient interface comprising a hollow body and a mask cushion , wherein the mask cushion resides within the hollow body and provides cushioning of the patient interface on the user's face, and the hollow body has an integrally formed recess , characterized in that : an outlet member is placed in the recess and integrated with or attached to said hollow body , wherein the outlet member is curved to follow the contours of the hollow body and has upper and lower sides that taper down towards left and right sides of the outlet member , and the boundary between said outlet member and said hollow body forms at least one narrow outlet vent that in use passes a substantial portion of the expired gases of said user . a patient interface , in use in fluid communication with said supply of gases and supplying said gases to said user , the patient interface comprising a hollow body and a mask cushion , wherein the mask cushion resides within the hollow body and provides cushioning of the patient interface on the user's face, and the hollow body has an integrally formed recess , characterized in that : an outlet member is placed in the recess and integrated with or attached to said hollow body , wherein the outlet member is curved to follow the contours of the hollow body and has upper and lower sides that taper down towards left and right sides of the outlet member , and the boundary between said outlet member and said hollow body forms at least one narrow outlet vent that in use passes a substantial portion of the expired gases of said user .
A method of forming single-crystal aluminium nitride (AlN), the method comprising: condensing vapour comprising aluminium and nitrogen within a growth chamber, thereby forming an AlN single crystal that increases in size along a growth direction; and thereduring, forming and maintaining, within the growth chamber, (i) a first non-zero thermal gradient in a direction parallel to the growth direction and (ii) a second non-zero thermal gradient in a direction perpendicular to the growth direction, wherein a ratio of the first thermal gradient to the second thermal gradient is less than 10; and wherein the ratio of the first thermal gradient to the second thermal gradient is greater than 1.2. condensing vapour comprising aluminium and nitrogen within a growth chamber, thereby forming an AlN single crystal that increases in size along a growth direction; and thereduring, forming and maintaining, within the growth chamber, (i) a first non-zero thermal gradient in a direction parallel to the growth direction and (ii) a second non-zero thermal gradient in a direction perpendicular to the growth direction, wherein a ratio of the first thermal gradient to the second thermal gradient is less than 10; and wherein the ratio of the first thermal gradient to the second thermal gradient is greater than 1.2.
Method for automatically managing the longitudinal speed of an ego vehicle , comprising: - a first step (E1) of detecting at least two target vehicles in traffic surrounding the ego vehicle, - a second step (E2) of calculating at least two reference longitudinal speeds, a first reference longitudinal speed being calculated on the basis of a first target vehicle , a second reference longitudinal speed being calculated on the basis of a second target vehicle , - a third step (E3) of calculating a longitudinal speed setpoint of the ego vehicle, the longitudinal speed setpoint being equal to the lowest of the at least two reference longitudinal speeds, and for each target vehicle detected during the first step (E1), the second step (E2) comprises: - a substep of calculating a reference longitudinal distance to be maintained between the target vehicle and the ego vehicle, - a substep of calculating a reference longitudinal speed associated with said target vehicle, said reference longitudinal speed being equal to the longitudinal speed at which the ego vehicle should move so as to maintain said reference longitudinal distance with said target vehicle. - a first step (E1) of detecting at least two target vehicles in traffic surrounding the ego vehicle, - a second step (E2) of calculating at least two reference longitudinal speeds, a first reference longitudinal speed being calculated on the basis of a first target vehicle , a second reference longitudinal speed being calculated on the basis of a second target vehicle , - a third step (E3) of calculating a longitudinal speed setpoint of the ego vehicle, the longitudinal speed setpoint being equal to the lowest of the at least two reference longitudinal speeds, - a substep of calculating a reference longitudinal distance to be maintained between the target vehicle and the ego vehicle, - a substep of calculating a reference longitudinal speed associated with said target vehicle, said reference longitudinal speed being equal to the longitudinal speed at which the ego vehicle should move so as to maintain said reference longitudinal distance with said target vehicle.
System to compensate deformations in a press bending machine comprising a group of uprights for supporting an upper apron of the press bending machine, where each upright comprises two beams placed on the upper and lower ends respectively of at least one pillar , characterised by a compensation actuator placed between the beams of one pillar and coupled to these beams at one end thereof and a deformation's measurement system comprised of a sensor , a converter , a numerical control command and an amplifier , wherein the deformation's measurement system is configured to trigger the compensation actuator over one of the beam ends opposite to the end that is coupled to the upper apron .
A method performed by a first base station, wherein the first base station is acting as a Master Node in Dual Connectivity, wherein a second base station is acting as a Secondary Node in Dual Connectivity, and, wherein the first base station and the second base station are acting in New Radio, NR, Evolved Universal Terrestrial Radio Access, E-UTRA, NR Dual Connectivity, NE-DC, wherein there exist a first band combination list and a second band combination list which are visible in the first and second base station, and wherein the first band combination list and the second band combination list each contain supported band combinations, wherein the first band combination list comprises a list of band combinations supported by a wireless device for NE-DC and for E-UTRA NR Dual Connectivity, EN-DC, and wherein the second band combination list comprises a list of band combinations supported by the wireless device for NE-DC only, the method comprising: - transmitting signalling to the second base station, the signalling being configured to indicate band combinations allowed to be used by the second base station, characterized in that the indicated band combinations comprise band combinations from the first band combination list and the second band combination list. - transmitting signalling to the second base station, the signalling being configured to indicate band combinations allowed to be used by the second base station,
Collapsible hanging chair containing a frame , suspension securable to the frame and a first canvas supported by the frame , the first canvas defining a seat , wherein the frame contains three ring-shaped frame elements , of which - a first and second frame element are secured to each other along a first axis with a first pair of fasteners , - the second and a third frame element are secured to each other along a second axis on a side of the second frame element opposite the first axis with a second pair of fasteners , and - the first and third frame elements are secured to each other along a third axis on a side of the first frame element opposite the first axis with a third pair of fasteners , wherein in an assembled and suspended state of the frame elements the suspension is located outside of the frame , above the first frame element , and the second pair of fasteners securing the second and third frame elements to each other are located below the first frame element , the seat of the first canvas is located outside of the frame , extending outwardly from the second frame element , and the third frame element delimits a seat opening permitting access to the seat . - a first and second frame element are secured to each other along a first axis with a first pair of fasteners , - the second and a third frame element are secured to each other along a second axis on a side of the second frame element opposite the first axis with a second pair of fasteners , and - the first and third frame elements are secured to each other along a third axis on a side of the first frame element opposite the first axis with a third pair of fasteners ,
A method of operating a refrigeration system comprising: determining that the refrigeration system failed to start prior to activating an evaporator heater , wherein determining that the refrigeration system failed to start is based on a detected current draw of a compressor ; activating an evaporator heater ; determining a pressure differential across an evaporator ; monitoring the pressure differential within the refrigeration system ; when the pressure differential reaches a predetermined value , deactivating the evaporator heater ; activating one or more evaporator fans , after deactivating the evaporator heater, to cause a thermostatic expansion valve to open; and restarting the refrigeration system. determining that the refrigeration system failed to start prior to activating an evaporator heater , wherein determining that the refrigeration system failed to start is based on a detected current draw of a compressor ; activating an evaporator heater ; determining a pressure differential across an evaporator ; monitoring the pressure differential within the refrigeration system ; when the pressure differential reaches a predetermined value , deactivating the evaporator heater ; activating one or more evaporator fans , after deactivating the evaporator heater, to cause a thermostatic expansion valve to open; and restarting the refrigeration system.
System for processing optical lenses for spectacles, with several separate machining devices for independent shaping processing and/or polishing of the lenses , and with a transfer system for conveying the lenses to and from the processing devices , each processing device being assigned its own conveying device for conveying the lenses , the transfer system having a first transport track (T1) for conveying lenses from one processing device to the next and a second parallel transport track (T2) for parallel conveying of lenses , two groups of processing devices being formed or arranged opposite one another and/or with conveying devices arranged on mutually facing sides and/or being arranged in such a way that the associated transport tracks (T1, T2) of the two groups run parallel to one another, the two groups being connected via a conveying device (10', 10"), the transfer system having a return connection (R) for circulating the lenses so that the lenses can be fed to some or all of the processing devices in any order and/or multiple times, the return connection (R) having or being formed by the conveying device (10").
An isolated antibody that binds to B7-H4, wherein the antibody comprises: (a) (i) HVR-H1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 39, (ii) HVR-H2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 40, and (iii) HVR-H3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 128, (iv) HVR-L1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 42, (v) HVR-L2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 43, and (vi) HVR-L3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 129; or (b) (i) HVR-H1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 39, (ii) HVR-H2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 40, and (iii) HVR-H3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 41, (iv) HVR-L1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 42, (v) HVR-L2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 43, and (vi) HVR-L3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 129. (a) (i) HVR-H1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 39, (ii) HVR-H2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 40, and (iii) HVR-H3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 128, (iv) HVR-L1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 42, (v) HVR-L2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 43, and (vi) HVR-L3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 129; or (b) (i) HVR-H1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 39, (ii) HVR-H2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 40, and (iii) HVR-H3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 41, (iv) HVR-L1 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 42, (v) HVR-L2 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 43, and (vi) HVR-L3 comprising the amino acid sequence of SEQ ID NO: 129.
An aqueous solution comprising from 80 mg A/mL to 400 mg A/mL of a sulfomethylated polymyxin.