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A windscreen wiper device , particularly for automobiles, comprising an elongated wiper blade of a flexible material, which can be placed in abutment with a windscreen to be wiped, which wiper blade is of the flat blade type and includes at least one groove , in which groove an elastic, elongated carrier element is disposed, said wiper blade being biased by said carrier element , wherein said windscreen wiper device further comprises a mounting head for transferring a reciprocal movement to said wiper blade , wherein said windscreen wiper device further comprises a longitudinal strip-shaped arm , wherein said arm near a first end thereof is directly connected to said mounting head and near a second end thereof is directly connected to a connecting device of said wiper blade , and wherein said arm made of a resilient material is biased in order to exert a pressure onto said wiper blade towards said windscreen to be wiped, characterized in that an elongated cap is connected to at least one of the mounting head , the arm and the connecting device , said cap being arranged such that it is connected to the mounting head and snapped onto the arm or such that it is connected to the connecting device and snapped onto the arm .
An assay for quantitative evaluation of target site cleavage by one or more CRISPR guide sequences, the assay comprising: introducing up to 20 targets for one or more CRISPR guide sequences into the coding sequence of a fluorescent protein; generating a reporter cell line comprising and expressing a lentiviral reporter system comprising said fluorescent protein; transducing the reporter cell line with CRISPR-Cas vectors targeting said up to 20 targets; and quantifying loss of reporter fluorescence to determine the efficiency with which the one or more guides directed cleavage at said target site in the coding sequence for the fluorescent protein. introducing up to 20 targets for one or more CRISPR guide sequences into the coding sequence of a fluorescent protein; generating a reporter cell line comprising and expressing a lentiviral reporter system comprising said fluorescent protein; transducing the reporter cell line with CRISPR-Cas vectors targeting said up to 20 targets; and quantifying loss of reporter fluorescence to determine the efficiency with which the one or more guides directed cleavage at said target site in the coding sequence for the fluorescent protein.
A malleable cannula comprising: a jacket ; and a malleable member surrounded by the jacket, the malleable member having a proximal end, a distal end, and a lumen extending therebetween and along a lengthwise axis of the malleable cannula, a liner coupled to an inner surface of the lumen of the malleable member, the malleable member including a longitudinal strut extending parallel to the lengthwise axis and a plurality of transverse struts coupled to and extending laterally from the longitudinal strut and around at least a portion of the lumen of the liner, wherein the longitudinal strut is discontinuous along a longitudinal length of the malleable member and is comprised of a plurality of segments, each of the plurality of segments being circumferentially displaced from an adjacent one of the plurality of segments and about the plurality of transverse struts, the malleable member being configured to assume and maintain a formed shape of the malleable cannula. a jacket ; and a malleable member surrounded by the jacket, the malleable member having a proximal end, a distal end, and a lumen extending therebetween and along a lengthwise axis of the malleable cannula, a liner coupled to an inner surface of the lumen of the malleable member, the malleable member including a longitudinal strut extending parallel to the lengthwise axis and a plurality of transverse struts coupled to and extending laterally from the longitudinal strut and around at least a portion of the lumen of the liner, wherein the longitudinal strut is discontinuous along a longitudinal length of the malleable member and is comprised of a plurality of segments, each of the plurality of segments being circumferentially displaced from an adjacent one of the plurality of segments and about the plurality of transverse struts, the malleable member being configured to assume and maintain a formed shape of the malleable cannula.
A floor covering system for an aircraft , the floor covering system comprising: a plurality of floor covering panels positioned adjacent to each other creating interfaces between respective floor covering panels of the plurality of floor covering panels ; a plurality of joint panels positioned underneath one or more of the interfaces , wherein the plurality of floor covering panels are rigidly coupled to at least one of the plurality of joint panels to prevent relative motion between the plurality of floor covering panels ; and a plurality of attachment mounts attachable to a structure of the aircraft, wherein each of the plurality of floor covering panels is coupled to one or more of the plurality of attachment mounts , wherein the plurality of attachment mounts enable lateral movement relative to the structure of the aircraft of the plurality of floor covering panels together in a joint manner during flight of the aircraft; wherein the plurality of attachment mounts include a first portion rigidly attachable to the structure of the aircraft, and a second portion that couples to a respective floor covering panel, wherein the second portion has a lateral freedom of movement with respect to the first portion . a plurality of floor covering panels positioned adjacent to each other creating interfaces between respective floor covering panels of the plurality of floor covering panels ; a plurality of joint panels positioned underneath one or more of the interfaces , wherein the plurality of floor covering panels are rigidly coupled to at least one of the plurality of joint panels to prevent relative motion between the plurality of floor covering panels ; and a plurality of attachment mounts attachable to a structure of the aircraft, wherein each of the plurality of floor covering panels is coupled to one or more of the plurality of attachment mounts , wherein the plurality of attachment mounts enable lateral movement relative to the structure of the aircraft of the plurality of floor covering panels together in a joint manner during flight of the aircraft; wherein the plurality of attachment mounts include a first portion rigidly attachable to the structure of the aircraft, and a second portion that couples to a respective floor covering panel, wherein the second portion has a lateral freedom of movement with respect to the first portion .
A process for joining a first metal workpiece and a second metal workpiece by laser brazing for forming a vehicle structure, comprising the following steps : providing the first metal workpiece and the second metal workpiece in contacting relationship so as to form an elongated contact region , wherein at least one of the first and second metal workpieces is made of hot-dip galvanized steel material, supplying a laser beam having a beam parameter product lower than 10 mm·mrad from a laser source , guiding the laser beam through a laser focus head having a total optical magnification in the range of 1:0.5 - 1:1.5, directing the laser beam along the elongated contact region , wherein a beam spot formed where the laser beam hits the contact region has a size in the range of 2 - 6 mm, and supplying a consumable wire of filler material to the beam spot to melt the consumable wire and braze said first and second metal workpieces together, wherein the consumable wire comprises at least 95% copper. providing the first metal workpiece and the second metal workpiece in contacting relationship so as to form an elongated contact region , wherein at least one of the first and second metal workpieces is made of hot-dip galvanized steel material, supplying a laser beam having a beam parameter product lower than 10 mm·mrad from a laser source , guiding the laser beam through a laser focus head having a total optical magnification in the range of 1:0.5 - 1:1.5, directing the laser beam along the elongated contact region , wherein a beam spot formed where the laser beam hits the contact region has a size in the range of 2 - 6 mm, and supplying a consumable wire of filler material to the beam spot to melt the consumable wire and braze said first and second metal workpieces together, wherein the consumable wire comprises at least 95% copper.
Method for a certificate-based authentication of communication partners in a device , comprising the method steps: - identifying a target frame for the device by an input to a list management apparatus , - ascertaining all permitted communication partners for the identified target frame from a total quantity of possible communication partners in the list management apparatus , - producing a positive list specific to the target frame , which in each case comprises a certificate for each ascertained permitted communication partner in the list management apparatus , - storing the positive list on the device , - checking a certificate received from a purported communication partner in the device against the certificates in the positive list , with a communication between the device and the purported communication partner being permitted only if the certificate of the purported communication partner matches a certificate in the positive list , - characterized in that different positive lists which are each used for a particular subset of the possible communication partners are stored in the device for different target frames. - identifying a target frame for the device by an input to a list management apparatus , - ascertaining all permitted communication partners for the identified target frame from a total quantity of possible communication partners in the list management apparatus , - producing a positive list specific to the target frame , which in each case comprises a certificate for each ascertained permitted communication partner in the list management apparatus , - storing the positive list on the device , - checking a certificate received from a purported communication partner in the device against the certificates in the positive list , with a communication between the device and the purported communication partner being permitted only if the certificate of the purported communication partner matches a certificate in the positive list , - characterized in that different positive lists which are each used for a particular subset of the possible communication partners are stored in the device for different target frames.
A method for bonding a first substrate having a front and back surface, and carrying a semiconductor device layer on its front surface to a second substrate having a front and back surface, said method comprising the steps of : • Producing said semiconductor device layer on said front surface of said first substrate , • Depositing a first metal bonding layer or a stack of metal layers on said first substrate, on top of said semiconductor device layer, • Depositing a second metal bonding layer or a stack of metal layers on the front surface of said second substrate , • Establishing a metal bond between said first and second substrate, by bringing said first and second metal bonding layers or stacks of layers into mutual contact under conditions of mechanical pressure and temperature suitable for obtaining said metal bond, • Removing said first substrate , characterized in that a metal stress-compensation layer is deposited on the back side of said second substrate , before the step of establishing a metal bond between said first and second substrate , wherein said stress compensation layer is a single layer of the same material as the metal bonding layer deposited on the front side of the second substrate or of the first layer of said stack of layers. • Producing said semiconductor device layer on said front surface of said first substrate , • Depositing a first metal bonding layer or a stack of metal layers on said first substrate, on top of said semiconductor device layer, • Depositing a second metal bonding layer or a stack of metal layers on the front surface of said second substrate , • Establishing a metal bond between said first and second substrate, by bringing said first and second metal bonding layers or stacks of layers into mutual contact under conditions of mechanical pressure and temperature suitable for obtaining said metal bond, • Removing said first substrate ,
A device for measuring elasticity of a tissue of an object, the device comprising a base portion comprising contact means for contacting the device with the tissue, a palpation probe comprising a palpation pen for pushing down the tissue and comprising a force measuring means for determining a palpation force applied to the palpation probe and/or a displacement measuring means for determining a displacement of the palpation pen being representative for a displacement of the tissue, the palpation probe being positioned perpendicular to the base portion , and characterised by a swivelling handle mounted pivotally to the base portion for positioning the device and for distributing a positioning force along the at least two contact points in a predetermined manner. a base portion comprising contact means for contacting the device with the tissue, a palpation probe comprising a palpation pen for pushing down the tissue and comprising a force measuring means for determining a palpation force applied to the palpation probe and/or a displacement measuring means for determining a displacement of the palpation pen being representative for a displacement of the tissue, the palpation probe being positioned perpendicular to the base portion , and characterised by a swivelling handle mounted pivotally to the base portion for positioning the device and for distributing a positioning force along the at least two contact points in a predetermined manner.
Use of a check valve for blocking back flow of fluid (P) through a passage , wherein said fluid comprises cellulose, said fluid preferably being pressurized with a maximal pressure of at least 500 bar while the check valve is closed and/or said fluid preferably flowing through the open passage with a maximal flow rate of at least 50 I/min; wherein said check valve comprises - a housing which contains: - a valve seat comprising the passage and a seat contact surface (R1), wherein said valve seat is made from steel or a ceramic material; and - a valve member comprising a convexly curved, preferably essentially spherical, member contact surface; said member contact surface being pretensioned against said seat contact surface for sealing said passage; said valve member being movable increasing said pretension for opening said passage; wherein - said passage has a minimal flow-through area of at least 40 mm 2 ; and - said seat contact surface has a concave curvature wherein a curvature radius of said concave curvature is larger than a curvature radius of the member contact surface, and - said valve member is guided linearly within the housing. wherein said check valve comprises - a housing which contains: - a valve seat comprising the passage and a seat contact surface (R1), wherein said valve seat is made from steel or a ceramic material; and - a valve member comprising a convexly curved, preferably essentially spherical, member contact surface; - a housing which contains: - a valve seat comprising the passage and a seat contact surface (R1), wherein said valve seat is made from steel or a ceramic material; and - a valve member comprising a convexly curved, preferably essentially spherical, member contact surface; - a valve seat comprising the passage and a seat contact surface (R1), wherein said valve seat is made from steel or a ceramic material; and - a valve member comprising a convexly curved, preferably essentially spherical, member contact surface; said member contact surface being pretensioned against said seat contact surface for sealing said passage; said valve member being movable increasing said pretension for opening said passage; wherein - said passage has a minimal flow-through area of at least 40 mm 2 ; and - said seat contact surface has a concave curvature wherein a curvature radius of said concave curvature is larger than a curvature radius of the member contact surface, and - said valve member is guided linearly within the housing. - said passage has a minimal flow-through area of at least 40 mm 2 ; and - said seat contact surface has a concave curvature wherein a curvature radius of said concave curvature is larger than a curvature radius of the member contact surface, and - said valve member is guided linearly within the housing.
Illuminating arrangement for motor vehicles, having two light guides which have optical impurity arrangements for emitting light, and having two light feed pieces to which light sources for feeding light into the light guides are assigned, characterized in that an interference point arrangement is formed on the second light guide , which is shorter than the first light guide , over a section of its length the second light guide opens into the first light guide at an opening point and is arranged in front of the first light guide in the light emission direction, the impurity arrangement of the second light guide adjoining the impurity arrangement of the first light guide in a transition region in the light emission direction, the first and the second light guide being formed by injection molding in one piece.
An optical ferrule comprising: a substrate ; a molded structure , and comprising: a plurality of grooves for positioning a plurality of optical fibers therealong, respectively; and a reflector (210, 510, 710, 910, 1106,) formed on the molded structure and having a plurality of reflective surfaces formed thereon to reflect optical signals from ends of the plurality of optical fibers, respectively, or reflect incident optical signals towards the ends of the plurality of optical fibers, respectively; and an alignment structure disposed to be aligned to a corresponding alignment structure of a socket to which the optical ferrule is removably coupled by sliding or moving the optical ferrule in or opposite to an insertion direction; characterised in that the substrate is formed of a diced wafer, and the molded structure is formed on the substrate, and formed of a light curable material. a substrate ; a molded structure , and comprising: a plurality of grooves for positioning a plurality of optical fibers therealong, respectively; and a reflector (210, 510, 710, 910, 1106,) formed on the molded structure and having a plurality of reflective surfaces formed thereon to reflect optical signals from ends of the plurality of optical fibers, respectively, or reflect incident optical signals towards the ends of the plurality of optical fibers, respectively; and a plurality of grooves for positioning a plurality of optical fibers therealong, respectively; and a reflector (210, 510, 710, 910, 1106,) formed on the molded structure and having a plurality of reflective surfaces formed thereon to reflect optical signals from ends of the plurality of optical fibers, respectively, or reflect incident optical signals towards the ends of the plurality of optical fibers, respectively; and an alignment structure disposed to be aligned to a corresponding alignment structure of a socket to which the optical ferrule is removably coupled by sliding or moving the optical ferrule in or opposite to an insertion direction; characterised in that the substrate is formed of a diced wafer, and the molded structure is formed on the substrate, and formed of a light curable material.
A resin composition comprising: cellulose acylate having a weight average molecular weight of 30,000 to 90,000; and an olefin-(meth)acrylate-glycidyl methacrylate copolymer, wherein a mass ratio Ma/Mb of a content Ma of a structural unit represented by the following formula (a) to a content Mb of a structural unit represented by the following formula (b) contained in the copolymer is 5 to 10: wherein, in the formulae, R 1 represents a hydrogen atom or a methyl group, and R 2 represents an alkyl group having 1 to 10 carbon atoms. cellulose acylate having a weight average molecular weight of 30,000 to 90,000; and an olefin-(meth)acrylate-glycidyl methacrylate copolymer, wherein a mass ratio Ma/Mb of a content Ma of a structural unit represented by the following formula (a) to a content Mb of a structural unit represented by the following formula (b) contained in the copolymer is 5 to 10: wherein, in the formulae, R 1 represents a hydrogen atom or a methyl group, and R 2 represents an alkyl group having 1 to 10 carbon atoms.
A method comprising: receiving, by a packet-filtering system configured to filter packets in accordance with a plurality of packet-filtering rules corresponding to a plurality of network-threat indicators, a plurality of packets; identifying packets comprising unencrypted data, wherein one or more packets, of the packets comprising unencrypted data, comprise data configured to establish an encrypted communication session between a first host and a second host; determining identified packets comprising unencrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of the network-threat indicators; generating, based on the plurality of packet-filtering rules, log data of the identified packets comprising unencrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of the network-threat indicators; identifying packets comprising encrypted data; and correlating, based on the log data of the identified packets comprising unencrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of network-threat indicators, packets comprising encrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of network-threat indicators; and routing, by the packet-filtering system, filtered packets to a proxy system based on a determination that the filtered packets comprise data that corresponds to at least one of the plurality network-threat indicators. receiving, by a packet-filtering system configured to filter packets in accordance with a plurality of packet-filtering rules corresponding to a plurality of network-threat indicators, a plurality of packets; identifying packets comprising unencrypted data, wherein one or more packets, of the packets comprising unencrypted data, comprise data configured to establish an encrypted communication session between a first host and a second host; determining identified packets comprising unencrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of the network-threat indicators; generating, based on the plurality of packet-filtering rules, log data of the identified packets comprising unencrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of the network-threat indicators; identifying packets comprising encrypted data; and correlating, based on the log data of the identified packets comprising unencrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of network-threat indicators, packets comprising encrypted data that correspond to at least one of the plurality of network-threat indicators; and routing, by the packet-filtering system, filtered packets to a proxy system based on a determination that the filtered packets comprise data that corresponds to at least one of the plurality network-threat indicators.
A topical composition which is an oil-in-water emulsion and comprises, on a weight basis: 0.5 to 15 percent ketoprofen, 0.01 to 1 percent of a chelating agent, 0.15 to 1.5 percent of a cross-linked polyacrylic acid interpolymer, 0.15 to 1.5 percent of a cross-linked polyacrylic acid homopolymer, 2.5 to 6 percent oxybenzone, 0.25 to 2.5 percent of an emulsifying agent, 5 to 15 percent of a water-miscible alkylene glycol, 10 to 30 percent of a C 2 to C 3 alkanol, 0.5 to 2.5 percent of a cosmetic preservative, 0.02 to 2 percent of an antioxidant, 0.001 to 0.1 percent of an emollient, a pH modifier in an amount sufficient to maintain a pH value of the composition in the range of 4.5 to 6, and the remainder water.