Abstract: A method and system of subsynchronous oscillations and interactions damping integrated in in a rotor converter based on an adaptive state feedback controller with two spinning vectors, and a Kalman filter whose parameters are optimized by minimizing maximum sensitivity under a constraint of positive damping for a plurality of sensible scenarios is provided. The damping signal generated by the damping module is applied either to a power proportional integer controller or to a current proportional integer controller.

Abstract: A method and system of subsynchronous oscillations and interactions damping integrated in in a rotor converter based on an adaptive state feedback controller with two spinning vectors, and a Kalman filter whose parameters are optimized by minimizing maximum sensitivity under a constraint of positive damping for a plurality of sensible scenarios is provided. The damping signal generated by the damping module is applied either to a power proportional integer controller or to a current proportional integer controller.

Abstract: 4-pyridone (4-pyridinone) derivatives of Formula I and pharmaceutically acceptable derivatives thereof, processes for their preparation, pharmaceutical formulations thereof and their use in chemotherapy of certain parasitic infections such as malaria, are provided.

Abstract: 3-Chloro-6-(hydroxymethyl)-2-methyl-5-[4-({4-[(trifluoromethyl)oxy]phenyl}oxy)phenyl]-4(1H)-pyridinone, having the following formula: is described along with its pharmaceutically acceptable salts, processes for its preparation, pharmaceutical formulations thereof and its uses in treatment of certain parasitic infections such as malaria.

Abstract: A compound of Formula (I):

Abstract: A vehicle mounted storage unit, adapted to be mounted to a floor portion of a vehicle having a sidewall and a wheel well that extends outwardly from the sidewall by a first distance, includes a mounting bracket fixed to the floor portion of the vehicle and a plurality of connecting members that connect the mounting bracket to the floor portion. The mounting bracket has a width that is less than the first distance, and the mounting bracket is fixed to the floor portion of the vehicle at a mounting point adjacent the sidewall of the vehicle and adjacent the wheel well of the vehicle. The storage unit is provided with a cabinet that is attachable to the mounting bracket, with the cabinet being removable from the mounting bracket and having a width not greater than the first distance. The cabinet is adapted to be mounted adjacent the sidewall of the vehicle and adjacent the wheel well of the vehicle, with no portion of the cabinet extending beyond the wheel well of the vehicle.

Abstract: A vehicle mounted storage unit, adapted to be mounted to a floor portion of a vehicle having a sidewall and a wheel well that extends outwardly from the sidewall by a first distance, includes a mounting bracket fixed to the floor portion of the vehicle and a plurality of connecting members that connect the mounting bracket to the floor portion. The mounting bracket has a width that is less than the first distance, and the mounting bracket is fixed to the floor portion of the vehicle at a mounting point adjacent the sidewall of the vehicle and adjacent the wheel well of the vehicle. The storage unit is provided with a cabinet that is attachable to the mounting bracket, with the cabinet being removable from the mounting bracket and having a width not greater than the first distance. The cabinet is adapted to be mounted adjacent the sidewall of the vehicle and adjacent the wheel well of the vehicle, with no portion of the cabinet extending beyond the wheel well of the vehicle.

Abstract: It comprises a body provided with an inlet and an outlet; a moving gate which separates said inlet and said outlet; a seat formed on said body and adapted for said gate to rest against it; hinge means of the gate to the body of the valve; and means for keeping the gate in position against the seat, the latter comprising a body attached to one end of the gate, the gate and said body being hinged to the valve body in such a way that both can rotate around a single hinge pin, which is arranged eccentrically with respect to said body attached to the gate, so that the gate is kept in equilibrium when the pressure inside the valve exceeds 0.1 bar. The pin is aligned with the point of contact between the gate and the seat of the valve body and is detachable.