Abstract: A device to be worn by a patient for controlling movements of the patient is described. As to the device to be worn by a patient for controlling movements of the patient, the device has a sensor unit for recording measured values regarding a movement of the patient, an evaluation unit for determining a measure characterizing or describing the movement, a comparator for comparing the determined measure with a specifiable comparison measure and for determining a deviation, as well as a signal unit for displaying a determined deviation.

Abstract: A patch for detecting movements of a body and its use.

Abstract: A method for making a communication available between data modules that are interconnected via communication units of a device for making the communication available, in which at least one data module is automatically selected by at least one communication unit via a data protocol.

Abstract: A device for measuring a motion of a vehicle includes an acceleration sensor situated on a wheel and an appertaining evaluation circuit. The sensor system operates especially accurately and reliably if the acceleration sensor is mounted on the wheel in such a way that the main sensing direction lies essentially in the tangential direction of the wheel.

Abstract: A method and a device for controlling operational sequences, particularly in a vehicle, at least one sensor having a connection unit being connected via a bus system to at least one control unit for controlling the operational sequences, the control unit likewise having a connection unit, and sensor information being transmitted to the control unit, the control unit reading in and/or processing the sensor information at specifiable synchronization points, the synchronization points being ascertained independently of one another in the control unit and in the sensor by, in each case, a synchronization element in such a way with an allowance that the sensor information is available at the synchronization point for the control unit in a manner that it is able to be read in and/or processed.

Abstract: A method and a device for controlling operational sequences, particularly in a vehicle, at least one sensor having a connection unit being connected via a bus system to at least one control unit for controlling the operational sequences, the control unit likewise having a connection unit, and sensor information being transmitted to the control unit, the control unit reading in and/or processing the sensor information at specifiable synchronization points, the synchronization points being ascertained independently of one another in the control unit and in the sensor by, in each case, a synchronization element in such a way with an allowance that the sensor information is available at the synchronization point for the control unit in a manner that it is able to be read in and/or processed.

Abstract: The invention concerns a process for treating systemic inflammatory response syndrome (SIRS), intensive care requiring conditions, viral diseases, Colitis ulcerosa, Crohn's disease, Parkinson's disease, Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, infectious hospital polyresistance conditions of viral and bacterial sources (infections hospitalismus), bronchial asthma, kidney and urethral infections, migraines, rheumatoid arthritis, osteoporosis Sudeck, acute and chronic inflammations, venal and arterial inflammations, acute and chronic exhaustion conditions, tumors, muscle shrinkage diseases, hemorrhoids, chemically induced heart diseases, hypertonia, aging phenomena, acute and chronic pain conditions, spastics, polyneuropathies, prostate neoplasms, hair loss, impotence, neurodermitis, cervical syndrome, tissue traumas, and amyotropic lateral sclerosis (Lou Gehrig's disease), which comprises administering to a patient in need therefor an effective amount of Paravac composition which can suitab

Abstract: A comparison circuit (1), obtained according to MOS technology, for comparing two input voltages and comprising a differential amplifier (8). During a first time period, a first input (-) of the differential amplifier is supplied, via a first capacitor (9) and a switch (10), with a first input voltage (Ue). During a second time period, succeeding the first time period, a second input voltage (Ud) is supplied to the first input (-) of the amplifier by means of the first capacitor and a switch (11) of a switch arrangement (10, 11). The second input (+) of the differential amplifier is connected to a reference voltage during the first time period and its output is at that time connected to the first input and to the second input (+) of the amplifier via switches (12) and (16), respectively. The second input (+) of the differential amplifier is connected through a second capacitor (13) and a change-over device (14, 15) to the reference voltage source (17).

Abstract: An apparatus and methods for producing a transmission barrier for inhibiting propagation of light into still unimaged transparent portions of microfiche recording system intermediate film strips by light-piping action are described. The barrier serves to optically isolate the subsequently-to-be-imaged still unexposed portion of the film strip in a dispensing film head from the illumination used to transfer the previously developed image on the exposed portion of the strip onto a permanent recording medium, such as a microfiche film card. In one exemplary form of the invention, the barrier regions are photographically produced dark bands or lines between the longitudinally spaced areas of the film strip to be imaged. These bands or lines are preferably created as latent images during the initial exposure of the intermediate film and subsequently developed at the same time as the record image.

Abstract: An apparatus for controlling a photogrammetrical camera includes a frosted glass adjacent to which or in an optically conjugate plane thereto a transparent planoparallel sheet of voltage sensitive material is arranged. Spaced electrodes are allocated to the one face of said sheet and a sheet electrode to the other face. Each of the spaced electrodes is connected to respective outputs of an electronic counter, which in dependence of a tunable pulse generator applies voltage pulses to the spaced electrodes and the sheet electrode, both sandwiching said sheet of voltage sensitive material and rendering visible the inbetween portions of said material when submitted to a potential so that lines or a cyclic pattern of lines appear. The voltage sensitive material can be liquid or gaseous or solid and can be sandwiched between two substantially plano-parallel plates which have the respective electrodes or electrode on their inner faces.