Abstract: The invention relates to a glasses provided with a light source for illuminating at least a portion of the eye of a subject wearing the glasses and relates to a system comprising such a glasses. The invention further relates to a system comprising the glasses of the invention and further comprising an external device provided with a processor as well as a computer program which, in use, causes the processor to control the at least one light source in the glasses in accordance with a predetermined program, wherein preferably the desired program is chosen by a wearer of the glasses. The invention also relates to a glasses case. The invention also relates to the glasses of the invention for use in a method of treatment of Parkinson's Disease by phototherapy.

Abstract: The invention relates to glasses provided with two transparent spectacle glasses enclosed in a frame. Each spectacle glass is positioned in front of a person's eye with the aid of a frame to be positioned on the ears and nose of said person. The glasses are further provided with at least one light source integrated in the frame for directly and/or indirectly delivering light to the eyes substantially from above. A nose frame part of the frame reflects at, at least, a nose frame side portion facing the eye, to the eye at least partially the direct or indirect incident light thereon originating from the light source.

Abstract: The invention relates to a glasses provided with a light source for illuminating at least a portion of the eye of a subject wearing the glasses and relates to a system comprising such a glasses. The invention further relates to a system comprising the glasses of the invention and further comprising an external device provided with a processor as well as a computer program which, in use, causes the processor to control the at least one light source in the glasses in accordance with a predetermined program, wherein preferably the desired program is chosen by a wearer of the glasses. The invention also relates to a glasses case. The invention also relates to the glasses of the invention for use in a method of treatment of Parkinson's Disease by phototherapy.

Abstract: The invention relates to glasses provided with two transparent spectacle glasses enclosed in a frame. Each spectacle glass is positioned in front of a person's eye with the aid of a frame to be positioned on the ears and nose of said person. The glasses are further provided with at least one light source integrated in the frame for directly and/or indirectly delivering light to the eyes substantially from above. A nose frame part of the frame reflects at, at least, a nose frame side portion facing the eye, to the eye at least partially the direct or indirect incident light thereon originating from the light source.

Abstract: The invention relates to the control, for example the creation or modification of a lighting scene with a lighting system, and the invention particularly relates to a more easily and user oriented controlling of the creation and modification of the lighting scene.

Abstract: A multiphase contacting stage is provided that includes a first rotatable disc having a hollow disc-shaped cavity, an input port and an output port, and a second rotatable disc, where the second rotatable disc has a channeled cavity, an input port and an output port, and is disposed in the hollow disc-shaped cavity of the first rotatable disc, where the first rotatable disc and said second rotatable disc are concentric about an axis, where the multiphase contacting stage operates to integrate centrifugal separation and countercurrent mass transfer of a material for separation.

Abstract: The invention relates to the control, for example the creation or modification of a lighting scene with a lighting system, and the invention particularly relates to a more easily and user oriented controlling of the creation and modification of the lighting scene.

Abstract: Inlet section for providing a uniform flow distribution in a downstream reactor (14) which is connectable to the inlet section (10). The inlet section has an inlet diffuser (11) for receiving a fluid flow, an upstream passage (12) positioned downstream from the inlet diffuser (11), and a downstream passage (13) positioned downstream of the upstream passage (12). The upstream passage and downstream passage each comprise thick wall screens (12, 13). The upstream passage (12) has a first plurality (m) of elongated parallel upstream channels (15), and the downstream passage (13) has a second plurality (n) of elongated parallel downstream channels (16). The elongated upstream channels (15) are positioned at an angle of substantially 90 degrees with respect to the elongated downstream channels (16).

Abstract: A machine dish washing process wherein a detergent is given such a composition and/or is dispersed over the crockery in such a way that with the detergent a cleaning layer with an appearance distinct from water is formed on preferably at least substantially the complete surface of the crockery, which distinction preferably can be discerned by the naked eye.

Abstract: Dish-washing process, in which a solid cleaning composition in powder form is distributed over crockery in such a manner that the surface of the crockery is completely or partially covered with the cleaning composition, and said powder-form cleaning composition, after distribution, is given an operational form, for example by means of contact with a solvent. The powder is preferably dispersed over crockery which has been moistened with water.