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A measurement method, wherein the method comprises: receiving first information and second information from a network device; determining (S1402) a first resource based on the first information; determining (S1404) a second resource based on the second information; determining (S1405) a third resource based on the first resource and the second resource, wherein the third resource comprises a part of or all resources in the first resource except a first overlapping resource, and the first overlapping resource is an overlapping resource of the first resource and the second resource; and performing (S1410) measurement on the third resource. receiving first information and second information from a network device; determining (S1402) a first resource based on the first information; determining (S1404) a second resource based on the second information; determining (S1405) a third resource based on the first resource and the second resource, wherein the third resource comprises a part of or all resources in the first resource except a first overlapping resource, and the first overlapping resource is an overlapping resource of the first resource and the second resource; and performing (S1410) measurement on the third resource.
Process for producing pristine graphene nanoplatelets having a C/O ratio ≥ 100:1, comprising expanding flakes of intercalated graphite having a C/O ratio ≥ 100:1 and a lateral size of ≤ 500 μm by exposing said flakes to a temperature from 1300 to 12000°C for a time of less than 2 seconds, characterized in that : a) the obtained expanded graphite has a C/O ratio ≥ 100:1 and is dispersed in water just after its formation, in the absence of a surfactant or in the presence of a surfactant in an amount of less than 1% by weight of the weight of said graphite; b) the aqueous dispersion obtained in step a) is subjected to exfoliation and size reduction treatment carried out according to one or more of the following methods: b1) treatment with ultrasounds at an energy level of from 10 to 200Wh per gram of said graphite; b2) high pressure homogenization treatment carried out in a homogenizer in which the graphite dispersion is pumped at a pressure above 35 MPa through one or more micro-channels or necks having a section not greater than 500 μm, in which the particles of expanded graphite are caused to collide at an energy level from 5 to 200 Wh/g; wherein said exfoliation treatment produces highly pure graphene having a C/O ratio ≥ 100:1 in the form of nanoplatelets, at least 90% of which have a lateral size (x, y) from 50 to 50,000 nm and a thickness (z) from 0.34 to 50 nm, the lateral size being greater than the thickness (x, y > z). a) the obtained expanded graphite has a C/O ratio ≥ 100:1 and is dispersed in water just after its formation, in the absence of a surfactant or in the presence of a surfactant in an amount of less than 1% by weight of the weight of said graphite; b) the aqueous dispersion obtained in step a) is subjected to exfoliation and size reduction treatment carried out according to one or more of the following methods: b1) treatment with ultrasounds at an energy level of from 10 to 200Wh per gram of said graphite; b2) high pressure homogenization treatment carried out in a homogenizer in which the graphite dispersion is pumped at a pressure above 35 MPa through one or more micro-channels or necks having a section not greater than 500 μm, in which the particles of expanded graphite are caused to collide at an energy level from 5 to 200 Wh/g; b1) treatment with ultrasounds at an energy level of from 10 to 200Wh per gram of said graphite; b2) high pressure homogenization treatment carried out in a homogenizer in which the graphite dispersion is pumped at a pressure above 35 MPa through one or more micro-channels or necks having a section not greater than 500 μm, in which the particles of expanded graphite are caused to collide at an energy level from 5 to 200 Wh/g;
An oil tank system for a gas turbine engine , the oil tank system comprising: an oil tank having an upper tank portion and a lower tank portion , the lower tank portion including an oil tank outlet ; and a de-aerator configured to receive scavenged oil from a scavenged oil supply inlet and remove air from the scavenged oil, a remainder of the scavenged oil passing to the upper tank portion ; characterised in that the oil tank includes a plurality of waisted sections between the upper tank portion and the lower tank portion defining at least one intermediate tank portion , a waisted section being a section or cross-section of the oil tank that has a circumference that is smaller than the average circumference of the upper tank portion and the lower tank portion of the oil tank, each waisted section having an upper face configured to catch oil from above the waisted section and to guide oil to a lower face of the waisted section . an oil tank having an upper tank portion and a lower tank portion , the lower tank portion including an oil tank outlet ; and a de-aerator configured to receive scavenged oil from a scavenged oil supply inlet and remove air from the scavenged oil, a remainder of the scavenged oil passing to the upper tank portion ; characterised in that the oil tank includes a plurality of waisted sections between the upper tank portion and the lower tank portion defining at least one intermediate tank portion , a waisted section being a section or cross-section of the oil tank that has a circumference that is smaller than the average circumference of the upper tank portion and the lower tank portion of the oil tank, each waisted section having an upper face configured to catch oil from above the waisted section and to guide oil to a lower face of the waisted section .
A steering apparatus of a smart mobility vehicle, comprising: a cockpit module disposed in front of a driver seat and a passenger seat within a vehicle; a steering wheel part connected to the cockpit module , and configured to be switchable between a position toward the driver seat and a position toward the passenger seat in a longitudinal direction of the cockpit module ; and a locking part configured to fix the steering wheel part according to a preset condition, wherein the cockpit module comprises a rail bracket , characterized in that the rail bracket includes: a first flat section disposed in front of the driver seat and a second flat section disposed in front of the passenger seat; and a locking section curved upward to connect the first flat section and the second flat section . a cockpit module disposed in front of a driver seat and a passenger seat within a vehicle; a steering wheel part connected to the cockpit module , and configured to be switchable between a position toward the driver seat and a position toward the passenger seat in a longitudinal direction of the cockpit module ; and a locking part configured to fix the steering wheel part according to a preset condition, wherein the cockpit module comprises a rail bracket , characterized in that the rail bracket includes: a first flat section disposed in front of the driver seat and a second flat section disposed in front of the passenger seat; and a locking section curved upward to connect the first flat section and the second flat section . a first flat section disposed in front of the driver seat and a second flat section disposed in front of the passenger seat; and a locking section curved upward to connect the first flat section and the second flat section .
User equipment, UE, comprising processing circuitry configured to: communicate with a wireless cellular network, determine that synchronization with and attachment to an evolved Node B, eNodeB, of the wireless cellular network is not current available; in response to the determination, scan for and detect a plurality of synchronization signals from corresponding peer radio heads providing a synchronization reference for terminals; measure a signal quality for each of the plurality of synchronization signals; select a first synchronization signal of the plurality of synchronization signals based at least in part on the measured signal quality; and synchronize a local time source with the selected first synchronization signal; characterized in that selecting the first synchronization signal further comprises: determine a synchronization hop count for each detected synchronization signal; determine a received power for each detected synchronization signal; and selecting the first synchronization signal based at least in part on the synchronization hop count and the received power, wherein a hop count greater than zero indicates that the corresponding synchronization signal was derived from another synchronization signal. communicate with a wireless cellular network, determine that synchronization with and attachment to an evolved Node B, eNodeB, of the wireless cellular network is not current available; in response to the determination, scan for and detect a plurality of synchronization signals from corresponding peer radio heads providing a synchronization reference for terminals; measure a signal quality for each of the plurality of synchronization signals; select a first synchronization signal of the plurality of synchronization signals based at least in part on the measured signal quality; and synchronize a local time source with the selected first synchronization signal; characterized in that selecting the first synchronization signal further comprises: determine a synchronization hop count for each detected synchronization signal; determine a received power for each detected synchronization signal; and selecting the first synchronization signal based at least in part on the synchronization hop count and the received power, wherein a hop count greater than zero indicates that the corresponding synchronization signal was derived from another synchronization signal.
A method of predicting the likelihood of a deficient status of the BRCA1 and/or the BRCA2 gene in a cancer cell, said method comprising: determining, in genomic DNA derived from a cancer cell obtained from a patient, the total number of LOH regions in at least one pair of human chromosomes of said DNA that are longer than a first length but shorter than the length of the whole chromosome containing the LOH region, wherein said at least one pair of human chromosomes is not a human X/Y sex chromosome pair, wherein said first length is about 15 or more megabases, wherein the cancer cell is selected from the group consisting of breast cancer cells, ovarian cancer cells, esophageal cancer cells, lung cancer cells, and prostate cancer cells; and wherein an increased likelihood of a deficient status of the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene in the cancer cell is determined if the total number of LOH regions is greater than a reference number, and wherein the reference number is at least 10, and wherein the cancer cell is a primary cancer cell. determining, in genomic DNA derived from a cancer cell obtained from a patient, the total number of LOH regions in at least one pair of human chromosomes of said DNA that are longer than a first length but shorter than the length of the whole chromosome containing the LOH region, wherein said at least one pair of human chromosomes is not a human X/Y sex chromosome pair, wherein said first length is about 15 or more megabases, wherein the cancer cell is selected from the group consisting of breast cancer cells, ovarian cancer cells, esophageal cancer cells, lung cancer cells, and prostate cancer cells; and wherein an increased likelihood of a deficient status of the BRCA1 or BRCA2 gene in the cancer cell is determined if the total number of LOH regions is greater than a reference number, and wherein the reference number is at least 10, and wherein the cancer cell is a primary cancer cell.
An article of footwear , comprising: a midsole; an upper , secured with respect to the midsole, forming an opening to admit a foot of a wearer, the opening being adjustable between a first segment of the upper and a second segment of the upper to secure the article of footwear to the foot of the wearer; a slidable securing device , coupled between the first segment and the second segment of the upper, configured to slide along a length of a track and secure the first and second segments together; a motorized lacing system positioned within the midsole, configured to engage with a lace to increase and decrease tension on the lace, the motorized lacing system comprising: a motor ; and a lace spool , operatively coupled to the motor, configured to spool and unspool the lace to increase and decrease the tension on the lace, respectively; wherein the lace is secured to the slidable securing device, and wherein, when tension is placed on the lace, the lace causes the slidable securing device to slide along the track and secure the first and second segments together; and wherein the first and second segments are on opposing sides of an opening on a heel counter of the article of footwear a midsole; an upper , secured with respect to the midsole, forming an opening to admit a foot of a wearer, the opening being adjustable between a first segment of the upper and a second segment of the upper to secure the article of footwear to the foot of the wearer; a slidable securing device , coupled between the first segment and the second segment of the upper, configured to slide along a length of a track and secure the first and second segments together; a motorized lacing system positioned within the midsole, configured to engage with a lace to increase and decrease tension on the lace, the motorized lacing system comprising: a motor ; and a lace spool , operatively coupled to the motor, configured to spool and unspool the lace to increase and decrease the tension on the lace, respectively; wherein the lace is secured to the slidable securing device, and wherein, when tension is placed on the lace, the lace causes the slidable securing device to slide along the track and secure the first and second segments together; and a motor ; and a lace spool , operatively coupled to the motor, configured to spool and unspool the lace to increase and decrease the tension on the lace, respectively; wherein the lace is secured to the slidable securing device, and wherein, when tension is placed on the lace, the lace causes the slidable securing device to slide along the track and secure the first and second segments together; and wherein the first and second segments are on opposing sides of an opening on a heel counter of the article of footwear
A minimally invasive auxiliary tool for knee surgery, comprising a handle in proximal position, a shaft defining an axis ( X ) and a shaped tip in distal position, wherein - the handle , the shaft and the shaped tip define a channel which connects the proximal end ( P ) of the tool with the distal end ( D ) of the tool , characterized in that the perimeter of the shaped tip comprises a plurality of sectors , wherein each sector is defined by a respective circular arc centred on the axis ( X ) and wherein the circular arcs defining various sectors have respective radii ( R ) which are different the one from the others, for visually comparing the curvature of a condyle of a knee with the curvature of one of the sectors by rotating the tool around the axis (X) until identifying the optimal sector . - the handle , the shaft and the shaped tip define a channel which connects the proximal end ( P ) of the tool with the distal end ( D ) of the tool ,
An ostomy accessory (13, 13', 13") for an intestinal stoma of a mammal patient, the accessory comprising: - an insertion portion adapted to be inserted into a natural intestinal stoma of an ostomy, - an evacuation portion adapted to evacuate fecal matter from said insertion portion and from an intestine connected to the intestinal stoma of the patient, the intestine being formed to an ostomy reservoir, wherein the insertion portion being adapted to be inserted into the ostomy reservoir created by the intestine, the insertion portion further being adapted to cause the intestine to open for flow of the fecal matter out of the intestinal stoma when the insertion portion is positioned into the stoma, and - a wireless transmitter adapted to communicate with a wireless receiver, the wireless transmitter adapted to co-operate with and open an artificial closure acting on the outside of the intestine, when the insertion portion is positioned adjacent to or in indirect contact therewith, to allow the fecal matter to be evacuated through the intestine and stoma using the ostomy accessory, upon a wireless signal sent from the wireless transmitter. - an insertion portion adapted to be inserted into a natural intestinal stoma of an ostomy, - an evacuation portion adapted to evacuate fecal matter from said insertion portion and from an intestine connected to the intestinal stoma of the patient, the intestine being formed to an ostomy reservoir, wherein the insertion portion being adapted to be inserted into the ostomy reservoir created by the intestine, the insertion portion further being adapted to cause the intestine to open for flow of the fecal matter out of the intestinal stoma when the insertion portion is positioned into the stoma, and - a wireless transmitter adapted to communicate with a wireless receiver, the wireless transmitter adapted to co-operate with and open an artificial closure acting on the outside of the intestine, when the insertion portion is positioned adjacent to or in indirect contact therewith, to allow the fecal matter to be evacuated through the intestine and stoma using the ostomy accessory, upon a wireless signal sent from the wireless transmitter.
A method of culturing cells in which a culture medium is supplied together with cells to a container formed of a flexible material, thereby to conduct cell culture, wherein, a bottom surface of the container is partially raised to be partitioned into a plurality of compartments by raising partition pieces, the cells are cultured in each compartment , and in due time, the compartments are removed to expand a culture area in the container . a bottom surface of the container is partially raised to be partitioned into a plurality of compartments by raising partition pieces, the cells are cultured in each compartment , and in due time, the compartments are removed to expand a culture area in the container .
A drying apparatus for granular materials in which granular materials in a drying tank are heated and dried, the drying apparatus comprising: - a moving mechanism to move the granular materials in the drying tank; and - a control section to control the moving mechanism so as to move the granular materials in the drying tank upon determining that temperature of the granular materials around a heating portion in the drying tank exceeds a glass transition temperature, wherein the heating portion comprises a gas outlet to blow gas heated by a heater , the gas outlet being provided at a lower region in the drying tank , and wherein the moving mechanism has a return passage to return the granular materials on a lower side in the drying tank to an upper side. - a moving mechanism to move the granular materials in the drying tank; and - a control section to control the moving mechanism so as to move the granular materials in the drying tank upon determining that temperature of the granular materials around a heating portion in the drying tank exceeds a glass transition temperature, wherein the heating portion comprises a gas outlet to blow gas heated by a heater , the gas outlet being provided at a lower region in the drying tank , and wherein the moving mechanism has a return passage to return the granular materials on a lower side in the drying tank to an upper side.
A shaving razor system comprising: a handle ; a shaving cartridge mounted to the handle; a circuit board having an electrical switch in communication with a power source positioned within the handle; a heating element in electrical communication with the electrical switch , the heating element having a skin contacting surface , wherein the heating element has a first pre-determined temperature and a second pre-determined temperature, and the second predetermined temperature is at least two degrees Celsius different from the first pre-determined temperature; the shaving razor system comprising a microcontroller in electrical communication with the heating element and the electrical switch, characterized in that the electrical switch has a first toggle time for changing between the first pre-determined temperature and the second pre-determined temperature and a second toggle time for changing between an on position and an off position, and at least one of the first pre-determined temperature and the second pre-determined temperature is set by the microcontroller . a handle ; a shaving cartridge mounted to the handle; a circuit board having an electrical switch in communication with a power source positioned within the handle; a heating element in electrical communication with the electrical switch , the heating element having a skin contacting surface , wherein the heating element has a first pre-determined temperature and a second pre-determined temperature, and the second predetermined temperature is at least two degrees Celsius different from the first pre-determined temperature; the shaving razor system comprising a microcontroller in electrical communication with the heating element and the electrical switch, characterized in that the electrical switch has a first toggle time for changing between the first pre-determined temperature and the second pre-determined temperature and a second toggle time for changing between an on position and an off position, and at least one of the first pre-determined temperature and the second pre-determined temperature is set by the microcontroller .