Abstract: Described is a cyclic olefin-based copolymer has a constitutional unit (A) derived from an ?-olefin having 2 to 20 carbon atoms, a constitutional unit (B) derived from a cyclic olefin without an aromatic ring, and a constitutional unit (C) derived from a cyclic olefin having an aromatic ring. Also described is a medical container containing a cyclic olefin-based copolymer having a constitutional unit (A) derived from an ?-olefin having 2 to 20 carbon atoms, a constitutional unit (B) derived from a cyclic olefin without an aromatic ring, and a constitutional unit (C) derived from a cyclic olefin having an aromatic ring.

Abstract: The connector 1 includes a connector body 11 and a CPA member 12. A pair of CPA-side protrusions 123 is provided on each of side edges 122c, constituting a pair, of a CPA arm 122 of the CPA member 12. A pair of housing-side protrusions 113 is formed in a protruding manner, on a CPA movement surface 112a of a CPA-receiving portion 112 of a housing 11a of the connector body 11, at such a position that the pair of housing-side protrusions 113 does not overlap with the CPA arm 122 in a top view of the CPA movement surface 112a and that the pair of housing-side protrusions 113 comes into contact with the pair of CPA-side protrusions 123 in a temporarily locked state and comes out of contact with the pair of CPA-side protrusions 123 in a fully locked state.

Abstract: A housing 11a of a connector body 11 of a connector 1 includes: a mating locking arm 112d that is deflection-deformable toward a CPA movement surface 112a and configured such that, during mating with the mating connector, a portion of the mating connector locks to a locking portion provided on an intermediate portion while deflecting the intermediate portion; and a restriction protrusion 112f protruding, from the intermediate portion of the mating locking arm 112d to the CPA movement surface 112a, by an amount of protrusion that does not hinder deflection deformation of the mating locking arm 112d during the mating, and configured such that, when excessive deflection exceeding the deflection deformation during the mating is likely to occur, a tip portion 112f-1 comes into contact with the CPA movement surface 112a to restrict the excessive deflection.

Abstract: A wire harness manufacturing system includes a display unit, a wire cutting machine that draws an electric wire from a wire feed reel and cuts the electric wire to a predetermined length, a control unit that directs the display unit to display a wire laying image and wire work identification information for identifying a work regarding each electric wire, the wire laying image including a plurality of wire images showing the plurality of electric wire in the laid state and the wire work identification information being displayed in the vicinity of the corresponding wire image, and a memory unit that stores the wire laying image and work instruction information so as to correspond to the wire work identification information, the work instruction information including cut length of the electric wire. The control unit sends the cut length information to the wire cutting machine.

Abstract: A method of crimping a terminal with a cable which crimps and connects a crimping portion of a crimp terminal to an end of a cable by a crimp die, includes an anticorrosive supply step and a terminal crimping step. In the anticorrosive supply step, an anticorrosive agent is stored in or supplied to an anticorrosive supply portion formed in the crimp die. In the terminal crimping step, the crimping portion of the crimp terminal is crimped to the cable by the crimp die. During or after the terminal crimping step, the anticorrosive agent is applied to a predetermined area around the crimping portion of the crimp terminal by the anticorrosive supply portion of the crimp die.

Abstract: A throwing star target is provided, in which a throwing star easily sticks and which has excellent durability. A throwing star target 1 which holds a thrown throwing star 2 includes a board 10, and a plurality of pins 20 arranged on a target surface 10A of the board 10. Each of the plurality of pins 20 has a polygonal XY cross section, is formed to be tapered, and has flat surfaces 20U, 20V, and 20W which come into contact with a front side 2A or a back side 2B of the throwing star 2 that is in a state in which of being held.

Abstract: Systems and methods for computer network infrastructure provisioning are provided. In one illustrative implementation, a base server is sent to and physically installed at a remote site by field technicians, the base server automatically and securely connects back to a central site, and then becomes the platform to logically provision all other network elements to start a remote network infrastructure, wherein this process may be accomplished without intervention by network engineers at the remote site. The connection and communication between the central and remote site can be implemented over various networks, such as over the Internet, over a private IP network, over a cellular network, and/or other networks. According to implementations herein, the base server can ensure physical and logical integrity even if the environment or the chain of custody of the equipment involved is not trusted.

Abstract: In one example, a system for generating vector based selection control statements can include a processor to determine a vector cost of the selection control statement is below a scalar cost and determine the selection control statement is to be executed in a sorted order based on dependencies between branch instructions of the selection control statement. The processor can also determine a program ordering of labels of the selection control statement does not match a mathematical ordering of the labels and execute the selection control statement with a vector of values, wherein the selection control statement is to be executed based on a jump table and a sorted unique value technique, wherein the sorted unique value technique comprises selecting at least one of the plurality of branch instructions from the jump table.

Abstract: In this method, an oligonucleotide represented by formula (II) [wherein Y1, Q, Base, r and r? are each as defined in claim 1] is prepared by using, as a synthesis unit, a novel nucleoside monomer compound represented by formula (I) [wherein X, R1, Y, Base, Z, Ar, R2, R3 and n are each as defined in claim 1]. The novel nucleoside monomer compound is a nucleoside, the base moiety of which is substituted with an aromatic-hydrocarbon-ring-carbonyl or -thiocarbonyl group having at least one hydrophobic group. The method can dispense with column-chromatographic purification in every reaction, and enables base elongation not only in the 3?-direction but also in the 5?-direction, thus attaining efficient liquid-phase mass synthesis of an oligonucleotide.

Abstract: A wire harness manufacturing system includes a display unit, a wire cutting machine that draws an electric wire from a wire feed reel and cuts the electric wire to a predetermined length, a control unit that directs the display unit to display a wire laying image and wire work identification information for identifying a work regarding each electric wire, the wire laying image including a plurality of wire images showing the plurality of electric wire in the laid state and the wire work identification information being displayed in the vicinity of the corresponding wire image, and a memory unit that stores the wire laying image and work instruction information so as to correspond to the wire work identification information, the work instruction information including cut length of the electric wire. The control unit sends the cut length information to the wire cutting machine.

Abstract: A wire harness manufacturing system includes a display unit, a wire cutting machine that draws an electric wire from a wire feed reel and cuts the electric wire to a predetermined length, a control unit that directs the display unit to display a wire laying image and wire work identification information for identifying a work regarding each electric wire, the wire laying image including a plurality of wire images showing the plurality of electric wire in the laid state and the wire work identification information being displayed in the vicinity of the corresponding wire image, and a memory unit that stores the wire laying image and work instruction information so as to correspond to the wire work identification information, the work instruction information including cut length of the electric wire. The control unit sends the cut length information to the wire cutting machine.

Abstract: Technologies for indirectly calling vector functions include a compute device that includes a memory device to store source code and a compiler module. The compiler module is to identify a set of declarations of vector variants for scalar functions in the source code, generate a vector variant address map for each set of vector variants, generate an offset map for each scalar function, and identify, in the source code, an indirect call to the scalar functions, wherein the indirect call is to be vectorized. The compiler module is also to determine, based on a context of the indirect call, a vector variant to be called and store, in object code and in association with the indirect call, an offset into one of the vector variant address maps based on (i) the determined vector variant to be called and (ii) the offset map that corresponds to each scalar function.

Abstract: A method of crimping a terminal with a cable which crimps and connects a crimping portion of a crimp terminal to an end of a cable by a crimp die, includes an anticorrosive supply step and a terminal crimping step. In the anticorrosive supply step, an anticorrosive agent is stored in or supplied to an anticorrosive supply portion formed in the crimp die. In the terminal crimping step, the crimping portion of the crimp terminal is crimped to the cable by the crimp die. During or after the terminal crimping step, the anticorrosive agent is applied to a predetermined area around the crimping portion of the crimp terminal by the anticorrosive supply portion of the crimp die.

Abstract: A cable with a terminal includes a cable and a crimp terminal. In the cable, a core wire is covered with an insulating sheath. A crimp terminal has a core wire crimping portion and a sheath crimping portion. The core wire crimping portion is crimped to the core wire exposed from the insulating sheath. The sheath crimping portion is crimped to the insulating sheath. An anticorrosion tape material is stuck around the crimping portion of the crimp terminal.

Abstract: A terminal crimping device includes a terminal feeding device, a crimping device and an electric-wire holding mechanism that holds an electric wire with an end portion of the electric wire placed above an electric-wire connecting portion of a crimp terminal. The electric-wire holding mechanism includes an upper surface of a terminal cutting body, on which the electric wire is placed, and an electric-wire presser that is moved downward toward the upper surface and presses and thereby holds the electric wire placed on the upper surface. Between the electric-wire placing portion and a lower surface of the electric-wire presser, an electric-wire holding space is formed that inclines in the same direction to a declining direction in which the end portion of the electric wire is declined in association with downward move of the second die toward the first die, and that holds the electric wire in a thus inclined state.

Abstract: A method of manufacturing a crimping terminal includes a punching process of punching out a crimping terminal from a flat-plate-shaped metal base material, an attaching process of attaching a sheet-like water stop member to a wire connection portion being a portion in the crimping terminal that is to be crimped onto a wire, and a bending process of bending the wire connection portion to which the water stop member is attached. The wire connection portion may integrally cover a core wire and a covering of the wire by being crimped onto the wire.

Abstract: An electric wire connection portion includes a second core wire crimping portion) in which a pair of barrel pieces is wound around a core wire while widening a distance with respect to the bottom in a sandwiching direction of the core wire as being directed from a first core wire crimping portion side to the sheath crimping portion side. A boundary crimping area Tc arranged at a boundary part between a second core wire crimping portion and the sheath crimping portion includes a plurality of coupling crimping portions each of which connect two crimping portions among crimping portions having different angles with respect to a drawing direction of the electric wire from the crimp terminal between the second core wire crimping portion side and the sheath crimping portion side in at least an overlapping area.

Abstract: An electric wire with a terminal includes an electric wire, and a crimping terminal including an electric wire connection portion crimped by being wound around a core and a cover of the electric wire, a diameter expansion portion which contains a water stop member covering a tip end portion of the core and sealing a gap between the core and the electric wire connection portion is provided in an end portion of the electric wire connection portion on a tip end side of the core, and a sectional area of the diameter expansion portion is greater than a sectional area at a portion on the base end side of the core with respect to the diameter expansion portion.

Abstract: In this method, an oligonucleotide is prepared by using, as a synthesis unit, a novel nucleoside monomer compound represented by formula (I) [wherein X, R1, Y, Base, Z, Ar, R2, R3 and n are each as defined in Claim 1]. The novel nucleoside monomer compound is a nucleoside, the base moiety of which is substituted with an aromatic-hydrocarbon-ring-carbonyl or -thiocarbonyl group having at least one hydrophobic group. The method can dispense with column-chromatographic purification in every reaction, and enables base elongation not only in the 3?-direction but also in the 5?-direction, thus attaining efficient liquid-phase mass synthesis of an oligonucleotide.