mhurhangee/patent-ind-claim-en huggingface dataset:
A prosthetic for repairing a hernia defect, the prosthetic comprising: a patch body having a periphery; a frame attached to the patch body , wherein the frame assists in spreading the patch body from a reduced configuration to an expanded configuration; a primary tether extending away from the patch body; characterised in that the prosthetic further comprises a plurality of tethers, wherein each tether is attached to the primary tether and extends from the primary tether to an attachment location with the patch body located radially outward from the frame , wherein pulling the primary tether in a direction away from the patch body tensions the plurality of tethers , to mitigate curling of the prosthetic a patch body having a periphery; a frame attached to the patch body , wherein the frame assists in spreading the patch body from a reduced configuration to an expanded configuration; a primary tether extending away from the patch body; characterised in that the prosthetic further comprises a plurality of tethers, wherein each tether is attached to the primary tether and extends from the primary tether to an attachment location with the patch body located radially outward from the frame , wherein pulling the primary tether in a direction away from the patch body tensions the plurality of tethers , to mitigate curling of the prosthetic
A shortening hook with a coupling connection for shortening sling chains in hangers, having a hook body which comprises an eyelet at the top for coupling to a suspension ring and at the bottom a coupling connection with a coupling slot which is delimited by two parallel side wings and is downwardly open for the suspension of a chain and in its central region comprises a hooking-in region , which realizes an upwardly open, rectilinearly extending shortening slot and on which a chain , which is coupled to the coupling connection , is hookable by way of its free end region, wherein in each case only one coupling slot and one shortening slot are realized on the hook body , characterized in that the coupling slot and the shortening slot , when the shortening hook is seen in side view, are mounted offset laterally with respect to one another, and the eyelet at the top of the hook body comprises a circular cross section, wherein the longitudinal center line (M-M) of the coupling slot extends through the center point of the cross section of the eyelet . the coupling slot and the shortening slot , when the shortening hook is seen in side view, are mounted offset laterally with respect to one another, and the eyelet at the top of the hook body comprises a circular cross section, wherein the longitudinal center line (M-M) of the coupling slot extends through the center point of the cross section of the eyelet .
A belt for an elevator system, comprising: a plurality of tension members that extend along a length of the belt ; and a jacket substantially retaining the plurality of tension members , the jacket comprising a plurality of first fibers a plurality of second fibers , and the jacket defining at least one exterior, traction surface of the belt ; wherein the first fibers are weft fibers that are at least partially disposed between the tension members and the traction surface of the belt ; wherein the second fibers are fill fibers that extend along the belt in a lengthwise direction, and that are disposed between the tension members in such a way that they are not disposed between the tension members and the traction surface of the belt ; and wherein the first fibers have at least one property that distinguishes them from the second fibers characterised in that the jacket comprises a plurality of third fibers , wherein the third fibers are warp fibers that extend along the belt in the lengthwise direction and contact a surface of the tension members . a plurality of tension members that extend along a length of the belt ; and a jacket substantially retaining the plurality of tension members , the jacket comprising a plurality of first fibers a plurality of second fibers , and the jacket defining at least one exterior, traction surface of the belt ; wherein the first fibers are weft fibers that are at least partially disposed between the tension members and the traction surface of the belt ; wherein the second fibers are fill fibers that extend along the belt in a lengthwise direction, and that are disposed between the tension members in such a way that they are not disposed between the tension members and the traction surface of the belt ; and wherein the first fibers have at least one property that distinguishes them from the second fibers characterised in that the jacket comprises a plurality of third fibers , wherein the third fibers are warp fibers that extend along the belt in the lengthwise direction and contact a surface of the tension members .
A method for labeling nucleic acid targets in a sample, comprising: contacting copies of a nucleic acid target with a plurality of oligonucleotide barcodes, wherein each oligonucleotide barcode comprises a molecular label and a target-binding region capable of hybridizing to the nucleic acid target; extending the plurality of oligonucleotide barcodes hybridized to the copies of the nucleic acid target in the presence of a reverse transcriptase and a template switch oligonucleotide comprising the target-binding region, or a portion thereof, to generate a plurality of barcoded nucleic acid molecules each comprising a sequence complementary to at least a portion of the nucleic acid target, a first molecular label, the target-binding region, and a complement of the target-binding region; hybridizing the complement of the target-binding region of each barcoded nucleic acid molecule with the target-binding region of: (i) an oligonucleotide barcode of the plurality of oligonucleotide barcodes, (ii) the barcoded nucleic acid molecule itself, and/or (iii) a different barcoded nucleic acid molecule of the plurality of barcoded nucleic acid molecules; and extending 3'-ends of the plurality of barcoded nucleic acid molecules to generate a plurality of extended barcoded nucleic acid molecules each comprising the first molecular label and a second molecular label. contacting copies of a nucleic acid target with a plurality of oligonucleotide barcodes, wherein each oligonucleotide barcode comprises a molecular label and a target-binding region capable of hybridizing to the nucleic acid target; extending the plurality of oligonucleotide barcodes hybridized to the copies of the nucleic acid target in the presence of a reverse transcriptase and a template switch oligonucleotide comprising the target-binding region, or a portion thereof, to generate a plurality of barcoded nucleic acid molecules each comprising a sequence complementary to at least a portion of the nucleic acid target, a first molecular label, the target-binding region, and a complement of the target-binding region; hybridizing the complement of the target-binding region of each barcoded nucleic acid molecule with the target-binding region of: (i) an oligonucleotide barcode of the plurality of oligonucleotide barcodes, (ii) the barcoded nucleic acid molecule itself, and/or (iii) a different barcoded nucleic acid molecule of the plurality of barcoded nucleic acid molecules; and (i) an oligonucleotide barcode of the plurality of oligonucleotide barcodes, (ii) the barcoded nucleic acid molecule itself, and/or (iii) a different barcoded nucleic acid molecule of the plurality of barcoded nucleic acid molecules; and extending 3'-ends of the plurality of barcoded nucleic acid molecules to generate a plurality of extended barcoded nucleic acid molecules each comprising the first molecular label and a second molecular label.
A computer system configured to diagnose a knee joint of a patient comprising: a memory module adapted to receive at least one medical image of a tibia of the patient; a processor configured to analyze the at least one medical image of the tibia of the patient to determine a bone density profile of the tibia, the at least one medical image being extracted from the memory module; and characterized in that the computer system further comprises a database of reference bone density profiles of reference tibias of reference individuals other than the patient, and in that the processor is further configured to compare the bone density profile of the tibia to at least one reference bone density profile in the database and further to predict an integrity of an anterior cruciate ligament ("ACL") of the patient based on the comparison, wherein the bone density profile of the tibia includes a patient ratio of a first tibial landmark density to a second tibial landmark density, the processor being configured to compare the patient ratio of the bone density profile of the tibia to at least one corresponding reference ratio of the reference bone density profile in the database, the reference ratio being a ratio of a first reference tibial landmark density to a second reference tibial landmark density. a memory module adapted to receive at least one medical image of a tibia of the patient; a processor configured to analyze the at least one medical image of the tibia of the patient to determine a bone density profile of the tibia, the at least one medical image being extracted from the memory module; and characterized in that the computer system further comprises a database of reference bone density profiles of reference tibias of reference individuals other than the patient, and in that the processor is further configured to compare the bone density profile of the tibia to at least one reference bone density profile in the database and further to predict an integrity of an anterior cruciate ligament ("ACL") of the patient based on the comparison, wherein the bone density profile of the tibia includes a patient ratio of a first tibial landmark density to a second tibial landmark density, the processor being configured to compare the patient ratio of the bone density profile of the tibia to at least one corresponding reference ratio of the reference bone density profile in the database, the reference ratio being a ratio of a first reference tibial landmark density to a second reference tibial landmark density.
A spectroreflectometric system for performing a spectral analysis on the fundus of a patient's eye , comprising: - an imaging device ; - a spectral analyser ; - an optical assembly defining an imaging light path between the patient's eye and the imaging device and a spectral analysis light path between the patient's eye and the spectral analyser , the optical assembly comprising a beamsplitter positioned along the imaging light path and configured to direct an imaging portion of light travelling along the imaging light path to the imaging device and a spectral analysis portion of said light to the spectral analysis light path ; characterized in that it further comprises a pointer light source operable to generate a pointer light beam and optically coupled to the spectral analysis light path so that the pointer light beam can counterpropagate along the spectral analysis light path towards the beamsplitter such that said pointer light beam is projectable on the fundus of the patient's eye at an analysis spot of said spectral analyser . - an imaging device ; - a spectral analyser ; - an optical assembly defining an imaging light path between the patient's eye and the imaging device and a spectral analysis light path between the patient's eye and the spectral analyser , the optical assembly comprising a beamsplitter positioned along the imaging light path and configured to direct an imaging portion of light travelling along the imaging light path to the imaging device and a spectral analysis portion of said light to the spectral analysis light path ;
A method for gasification of a solid carbon material by catalysis into molten salts according to which: - said carbon material is brought into contact, for a determined time with a first bath of molten salts, said first bath of molten salts comprising at least one chloride-type salt selected from NaCl, MgCl 2 , CaCl 2 , KCl, FeCl 2 and having a melting temperature which is greater than or equal to 300°C, a density which is greater than 1 measured in the liquid state and at atmospheric pressure and a specific heat capacity measured in the liquid state and at atmospheric pressure which is lower than the specific heat capacity of water measured at a temperature of 25°C and at atmospheric pressure, said contact is made in the presence of air, - the formed gases are recovered; characterised in that said recovered gases are brought into contact with a second bath of molten salts optionally different from said first bath and in that , at the outlet of said second bath, the gases are either optionally stored under pressure or reinjected into said first bath or said second bath. - said carbon material is brought into contact, for a determined time with a first bath of molten salts, said first bath of molten salts comprising at least one chloride-type salt selected from NaCl, MgCl 2 , CaCl 2 , KCl, FeCl 2 and having a melting temperature which is greater than or equal to 300°C, a density which is greater than 1 measured in the liquid state and at atmospheric pressure and a specific heat capacity measured in the liquid state and at atmospheric pressure which is lower than the specific heat capacity of water measured at a temperature of 25°C and at atmospheric pressure, said contact is made in the presence of air, - the formed gases are recovered;
A therapeutic pharmaceutical composition comprising an effective amount of Annexin A5 for use in treatment of organ dysfunction in sepsis, wherein the organ is selected from the group consisting of heart, lung, liver, kidney and brain, or for use in treatment of sepsis, and wherein the Annexin A5 interacts with TLR4 receptors.
A method for determining a measure of brake system usage during operation of a vehicle , the vehicle comprising a power source for generating a motive force for propulsion of said vehicle in a first direction of travel, and driver controllable means for requesting a brake force that acts against the movement of said vehicle in said first direction of travel, characterised in that , when a driver of said vehicle requests a brake force by means of said driver controllable means: - determining an influence on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ) caused by said request for brake force, - using said determined influence on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ), determining a measure of brake system usage of said vehicle , said measure being arranged to indicate a level of economical driving, wherein the level is arranged to depend on the magnitude of the influence ( A brake_force ) on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ) caused by said request for brake force, - determining an influence on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ) caused by said request for brake force as a difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) that said applied brake force gives rise to in relation to a vehicle acceleration ( A 0 ) had the brake force not been applied, - comparing a magnitude of the difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) that said applied brake force gives rise to with an acceleration threshold ( A thres ), and - determining that driving is more economical when said magnitude of the difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) is below said acceleration threshold ( A thres ) than when said magnitude of the difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) exceeds said acceleration threshold ( A thres ). - determining an influence on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ) caused by said request for brake force, - using said determined influence on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ), determining a measure of brake system usage of said vehicle , said measure being arranged to indicate a level of economical driving, wherein the level is arranged to depend on the magnitude of the influence ( A brake_force ) on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ) caused by said request for brake force, - determining an influence on the vehicle acceleration ( A vehicle ) caused by said request for brake force as a difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) that said applied brake force gives rise to in relation to a vehicle acceleration ( A 0 ) had the brake force not been applied, - comparing a magnitude of the difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) that said applied brake force gives rise to with an acceleration threshold ( A thres ), and - determining that driving is more economical when said magnitude of the difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) is below said acceleration threshold ( A thres ) than when said magnitude of the difference in acceleration ( A brake_force ) exceeds said acceleration threshold ( A thres ).
A silo group comprising a silo body extending in length around a silo axis (X-X) between a bottom and a top , wherein the silo group comprises a support structure which engages said bottom to support the silo group on a ground plane (T) positioning the silo body in an elevated position from said ground plane (T), wherein the support structure comprises: - an annular support element having a circumferential concentric extension with respect to the silo axis (X-X), wherein the annular support element comprises an annular support surface on which said base rests and an annular base surface having a planar extension so as to lie on an imaginary plane (I) substantially orthogonal to the silo axis (X-X); - at least three silo legs , preferably four, arranged angularly equidistant with respect to the silo axis (X-X), engaged to the annular base surface having longitudinal extension substantially parallel to the silo axis (X-X), wherein the silo group is characterized by the fact that the supporting annular surface has a shape such as to be complementary to the bottom , defining a substantially frustoconical support surface, wherein the annular support element in radial section, has a substantially triangular shape, preferably of the right-angle type wherein the hypotenuse is composed of the annular support surface being therefore inclined by an angle equal to that of the inclination of the bottom . - an annular support element having a circumferential concentric extension with respect to the silo axis (X-X), wherein the annular support element comprises an annular support surface on which said base rests and an annular base surface having a planar extension so as to lie on an imaginary plane (I) substantially orthogonal to the silo axis (X-X); - at least three silo legs , preferably four, arranged angularly equidistant with respect to the silo axis (X-X), engaged to the annular base surface having longitudinal extension substantially parallel to the silo axis (X-X),
Method for operating an electrical machine with a block control, characterized in that , as part of a control of a torque (M) of the electrical machine, a precommutation angle (a) is set in such a way that it does not exceed a tilt angle for motor operation and/or generator operation, wherein the tilt angle for motor operation and/or generator operation is determined iteratively during operation.
A storage battery bolt terminal, comprising: a terminal comprising a storage battery post connecting unit , a first and second compressible units being provided on two sides of an opening end of the storage battery post connecting unit , and a cable connecting unit being provided in another opening end of the storage battery post connecting unit ; and a gland comprising a pressing unit and a first and second rotating units provided on the pressing unit , wherein the first and second compressible units are rotatably connected to the first and second rotating units , and the first rotating unit is provided with a locking unit , which is located outside the first compressible unit ; characterized in that the gland is externally provided with a protective cover adapted to the pressing unit , and the protective cover is fixedly connected to the gland ; when the gland is rotated toward the terminal , the locking unit locks the terminal with a storage battery post by compressing the compressible unit ; and a stop unit is provided outside the second compressible unit and protrudes from an outer side surface of the storage battery post connecting unit towards the second rotating unit , the stop unit and the locking unit are disposed on opposite sides, and when the gland is rotated, the second rotating unit abuts against a side of the stop unit that faces away from the storage battery post connecting unit to form a limiting fit between the stop unit and the second rotating unit , to prevent the gland from being in contact with the storage battery post. a terminal comprising a storage battery post connecting unit , a first and second compressible units being provided on two sides of an opening end of the storage battery post connecting unit , and a cable connecting unit being provided in another opening end of the storage battery post connecting unit ; and a gland comprising a pressing unit and a first and second rotating units provided on the pressing unit , wherein the first and second compressible units are rotatably connected to the first and second rotating units , and the first rotating unit is provided with a locking unit , which is located outside the first compressible unit ; characterized in that the gland is externally provided with a protective cover adapted to the pressing unit , and the protective cover is fixedly connected to the gland ; when the gland is rotated toward the terminal , the locking unit locks the terminal with a storage battery post by compressing the compressible unit ; and a stop unit is provided outside the second compressible unit and protrudes from an outer side surface of the storage battery post connecting unit towards the second rotating unit , the stop unit and the locking unit are disposed on opposite sides, and when the gland is rotated, the second rotating unit abuts against a side of the stop unit that faces away from the storage battery post connecting unit to form a limiting fit between the stop unit and the second rotating unit , to prevent the gland from being in contact with the storage battery post.
A composition comprising a refrigerant mixture for replacing R-32 said refrigerant mixture consisting essentially of from about 42 to about 59 weight percent difluoromethane, about 28 to about 53 weight percent 2,3,3,3-tetrafluoropropene, and about 4 to about 17 weight percent carbon dioxide.
A process for producing trichlorosilane, including, independently from each other and in different reaction vessels, a first production process for forming said trichlorosilane by reacting metallic silicon with hydrogen chloride and a second production process for forming said trichlorosilane by reacting metallic silicon with tetrachlorosilane and hydrogen; wherein: said trichlorosilane and other chlorosilane compounds are separated by condensation from trichlorosilane-containing gases formed by reaction in said first production process; and waste gases from which said trichlorosilane and other chlorosilane compounds have been separated by condensation are fed as a hydrogen source to the second production process. said trichlorosilane and other chlorosilane compounds are separated by condensation from trichlorosilane-containing gases formed by reaction in said first production process; and waste gases from which said trichlorosilane and other chlorosilane compounds have been separated by condensation are fed as a hydrogen source to the second production process.