Abstract: An integrated circuit includes a capacitive transistor supported by a semiconductor substrate. The capacitive transistor includes: a drain and a source formed in the semiconductor substrate; a gate having a first portion extending in depth in the semiconductor substrate, and a second portion prolonging said first portion and extending over the semiconductor substrate; and a dielectric layer extending between the gate and the semiconductor substrate.

Abstract: The present invention relates to organic light-emitting devices comprising (a) an anode, (i) a cathode, and (e) an emitting layer between the anode and cathode, comprising 2 to 40% by weight of a triplet emitter X having a difference of the singlet energy (ES1(X)) and the triplet energy (ET1(X)) of less than or equal to 0.4 eV [?(ES1(X)) ?(ET1(X))?0.4 eV], 0.05 to 5.0% by weight of a fluorescent emitter Y and 55 to 97.95% by weight of a host compound(s), wherein the amount of the triplet emitter X, the fluorescent emitter Y and the host compound(s) adds up to a total of 100% by weight and the singlet energy of the triplet emitter X(ES1(X)) is greater than the singlet energy of the fluorescent emitter Y(ES1(Y)) [(ES1(X))>ES1(Y)].

Abstract: One or more example embodiments of the present invention relates to a method for transmission of medical datasets, including providing a medical dataset from an internal data memory, the medical dataset including data elements, each data element of the data elements having a data type, providing a security profile, the security profile including rules for a degree of a data anonymization of data elements of a respective data type, creating an anonymized medical dataset based on the provided medical dataset and the provided security profile, the data elements of the medical dataset are each anonymized based on the respective data type and the security profile, the anonymized medical dataset includes the anonymized data elements and transmitting the anonymized medical dataset to an external data memory.

Abstract: A rule set for an AVC system permits AVC operations to be performed at various levels of hierarchy within a governing budget data structure. A rule set contains a plurality of rules, each having an address field which relates an arbitrarily assigned control object to budget nodes in a budget data structure. Control objects typically are assigned to various units and aggregation levels within an organization and also across other dimensions. Rule arrays with several independent rule sets can be activated in parallel for checking an individual input data record against multiple budgetary requirements defined for the organization. This structure provides a comprehensive AVC control feature even for very large budget data structures and complex budgetary control environments.

Abstract: A rule set for an AVC system permits AVC operations to be performed at various levels of hierarchy within a governing budget data structure. A rule set contains a plurality of rules, each having an address field which relates an arbitrarily assigned control object to budget nodes in a budget data structure. Control objects typically are assigned to various units and aggregation levels within an organization and also across other dimensions. Rule arrays with several independent rule sets can be activated in parallel for checking an individual input data record against multiple budgetary requirements defined for the organization. This structure provides a comprehensive AVC control feature even for very large budget data structures and complex budgetary control environments.

Abstract: The present invention concerns the field of pharmaceutical technology and relates to a suppository for rectal administration comprising at least one pellet, in particular, a pellet comprising the proton pump inhibitor pantoprazole.

Abstract: A rule set for an AVC system permits AVC operations to be performed at various levels of hierarchy within a governing budget data structure. A rule set contains a plurality of rules, each having an address field which relates an arbitrarily assigned control object to budget nodes in a budget data structure. Control objects typically are assigned to various units and aggregation levels within an organization and also across other dimensions. Rule arrays with several independent rule sets can be activated in parallel for checking an individual input data record against multiple budgetary requirements defined for the organization. This structure provides a comprehensive AVC control feature even for very large budget data structures and complex budgetary control environments.