Abstract: In a method for preparing a digital dental map, a three dimensional digital model is prepared about the human teeth and dentures, a later plaster model made based on a later taken impression can be compared with the earlier sample, so that very minute objective changes become visible. If teeth later wear out, or a tooth is damages, it can be easily restored to the condition existing in the earlier time of registration. Additionally, a three dimensional printable real model can be produced from the data even later, that is the qualitative characteristics of the stored model do not change with the time elapsed. The procedure provides the possibility of the preparation of a more thorough design both in the field of prosthetics, implantology and orthodoncy, and the original face profile can be preserved for a life, and the data storage is independent from the dentist providing the treatment.

Abstract: A biological material is disclosed for exerting antagonism against the mushroom pathogen Pseudomonas bacteria, which contains the Pseudomonas synxantha PS54 bacterium strain deposited under # NCAIM (P) B 001387 according to the Budapest treaty. The biological material according to the invention is an effective antagonist against the pathogens of mushrooms, in particular oyster mushrooms and/or champignons, in particular Pseudomonas tolaasii and Pseudomonas agarici. Furthermore, the invention relates to a composition comprising a culture of the biological material according to the invention, the use of the invention for the protection of mushrooms, and a process for controlling pathogens. The invention further relates to an agent for producing mushrooms, which agent has been contacted with the biological material according to the invention.

Abstract: A biological material is disclosed for exerting antagonism against vegetable pathogens, which contains Bacillus mojavensis R3B mutant strain deposited under # NCAIM (P) B 001389 according to the Budapest Treaty. The biological material according to the invention is an effective antagonist against the pathogens of vegetables, preferably tomato, pepper, lettuce and/or cabbage, in particular against the pathogens selected from the group of Xanthomonas vesicatoria, Pseudomonas syringae and Clavibacter michiganensis vegetable pathogen bacteria and Pythium debaryanum, Phytophthora infestans, Alternaria alternata and Fusarium oxysporum vegetable pathogen fungi.

Abstract: A biological material is disclosed for exerting antagonism against vegetable pathogens, which contains Bacillus mojavensis R3B mutant strain deposited under # NCAIM (P) B 001389 according to the Budapest Treaty. The biological material according to the invention is an effective antagonist against the pathogens of vegetables, preferably tomato, pepper, lettuce and/or cabbage, in particular against the pathogens selected from the group of Xanthomonas vesicatoria, Pseudomonas syringae and Clavibacter michiganensis vegetable pathogen bacteria and Pythium debaryanum, Phytophthora infestans, Alternaria alternata and Fusarium oxysporum vegetable pathogen fungi.

Abstract: A biological material is disclosed for exerting antagonism against the mushroom pathogen Pseudomonas bacteria, which contains the Pseudomonas synxantha PS54bacterium strain deposited under # NCAIM (P) B 001387 according to the Budapest treaty. The biological material according to the invention is an effective antagonist against the pathogens of mushrooms, in particular oyster mushrooms and/or champignons, in particular Pseudomonas tolaasii and Pseudomonas agarici. Furthermore, the invention relates to a composition comprising a culture of the biological material according to the invention, the use of the invention for the protection of mushrooms, and a process for controlling pathogens. The invention further relates to an agent for producing mushrooms, which agent has been contacted with the biological material according to the invention.

Abstract: The present invention is about a tracking system of human beings suitable for geographical and temporal identification of all individuals to be benefited by the system. The tamper-proof tracking system of human beings, according to the invention, comprises: a) one or more transceiver devices located inside the body to be tracked, capable of storing and/or transmitting information of an individual's positioning; b) information collecting and transmitting network, for data sent by the transceiver elements, which may include satellite stations; c) portable or mobile devices for immediate personal identification; d) sub-centers or sub-stations, for simultaneous and immediate availability of data; e) central site for storing all data picked up and transmitted by the collecting network.

Abstract: The present invention provides a web service gateway which enables a web client to access a target service which does not provide a transport mechanism with which the client can communicate. The gateway imports a target service document describing the target service interface, end point addresses and supported transport mechanisms, and then modifies it by adding end point addresses and transport mechanisms supported by the gateway. A client may then access the target service by obtaining the modified document and sending a request to a gateway provided end point address using the associated transport mechanism. The gateway then forwards the request to the target service by converting the request and forwarding it to an end point address and transport mechanism specified in the target service document.

Abstract: The present invention is about a tracking system of human beings suitable for geographical and temporal identification of all individuals to be benefited by the system. The tamper-proof tracking system of human beings, according to the invention, comprises: a) one or more transceiver devices located inside the body to be tracked, capable of storing and/or transmitting information of an individual's positioning; b) information collecting and transmitting network, for data sent by the transceiver elements, which may include satellite stations; c) portable or mobile devices for immediate personal identification; d) sub-centers or sub-stations, for simultaneous and immediate availability of data; e) central site for storing all data picked up and transmitted by the collecting network.

Abstract: The present invention provides a web service gateway which enables a web client to access a target service which does not provide a transport mechanism with which the client can communicate. The gateway imports a target service document describing the target service interface, end point addresses and supported transport mechanisms, and then modifies it by adding end point addresses and transport mechanisms supported by the gateway. A client may then access the target service by obtaining the modified document and sending a request to a gateway provided end point address using the associated transport mechanism. The gateway then forwards the request to the target service by converting the request and forwarding it to an end point address and transport mechanism specified in the target service document.

Abstract: A personal data assistant (PDA) that effectively uses human handwriting as input is disclosed. The PDA takes advantage of the fact that a significant portion of the data which is entered into a PDA is not time-critical and can, therefore, remain in handwritten form for some period of time. The recorded information is transmitted from the user's input to an external device for processing. After the translation occurs, the data can be passed back to the PDA storage and/or processing within an application on the PDA. When using the PDA, the user would enter notes on the pad either free form or in an application specific form. The handwritten data collected by the PDA may then be transferred to a recognition engine. This recognition engine may be remote and connected via wireless modem. The transfer may be done in real time or later.

Abstract: A personal data assistant (PDA) that effectively uses human handwriting as input is disclosed. The PDA takes advantage of the fact that a significant portion of the data which is entered into a PDA is not time-critical and can, therefore, remain in handwritten form for some period of time. The recorded information is transmitted from the user's input to an external device for processing. After the translation occurs, the data can be passed back to the PDA storage and/or processing within an application on the PDA. When using the PDA, the user would enter notes on the pad either free form or in an application specific form. The handwritten data collected by the PDA may then be transferred to a recognition engine. This recognition engine may be remote and connected via wireless modem. The transfer may be done in real time or later.