Abstract: The invention relates to nutraceutical compositions comprising dopamine transporter inhibitors and to their use as dietary supplements and food additives.

Abstract: Systems and methods for specifying and obtaining a piece of industrial equipment make use of a configurator software application that allows a user to input and/or select various items of information that define the piece of industrial equipment. As the user enters/selects items of information, a display of the piece of industrial equipment can be updated and presented to the user to allow the user to confirm the configuration. The user can manipulate the displayed image in various ways to confirm the configuration. The configurator software application can also provide a convenient way for the user to order the specified piece of industrial equipment or send a quote for construction of the specified piece of industrial equipment to one or more vendors.

Abstract: Described is a method of distributing dynamic structured content from a server or a first communication device to another communication device, the method comprising: populating content fields with data elements to define the dynamic structured content; receiving an identification of an authorized subscriber; associating the authorized subscriber with the dynamic structured content; and, transmitting the dynamic structured content to a communication device associated with the authorized subscriber.

Abstract: Described is a method of distributing dynamic structured content from a server or a first communication device to another communication device, the method comprising: populating content fields with data elements to define the dynamic structured content; receiving an identification of an authorized subscriber; associating the authorized subscriber with the dynamic structured content; and, transmitting the dynamic structured content to a communication device associated with the authorized subscriber.

Abstract: A human prosthesis, in particularly a human mammary prosthesis, is disclosed which includes a resilient shell at least partly filled with a fluid filler material and having at least one resilient layer and at least one layer being substantially non-permeable with respect to at least the filler material of the shell, and with the filler material being fluid based.

Abstract: A human prosthesis, in particularly a human mammary prosthesis, is disclosed which includes a resilient shell at least partly filled with a fluid filler material and having at least one resilient layer and at least one layer being substantially non-permeable with respect to at least the filler material of the shell, and with the filler material being fluid based.

Abstract: A prosthesis is disclosed which includes a filler material comprising a biocompatible granular substance. The prosthesis includes in a particular embodiment a human mammary prosthesis. The granular substance comprises a mixture of synthetic biocompatible cells and a lubricant. Also disclosed is an osmotic barrier which reduces the flow of lubricant from the prosthesis and the flow of body fluids into the prosthesis.

Abstract: Controlling the production of a liquefied natural gas comprising measuring the temperature and the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas; maintaining the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant at an operator manipulated set point; and determining the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant from the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant and an operator manipulated set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant to the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant; determining a dependent set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas to the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant such that the temperature of the liquefied natural gas is maintained at an operator manipulated set point; determining a dependent set point for the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas from the dependent set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas product stream to the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant and the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant

Abstract: Controlling the production of a liquefied natural gas (31) comprises measuring the temperature (50) and the flow rate (55) of the liquefied natural gas (31); maintaining the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant (60a) at an operator manipulated set point (80), and determining the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant (86) from (i) the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant (80) and (ii) an operator manipulated set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant to the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant (81); determining a dependent set point (91) for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas to the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant such that the temperature (50) of the liquefied natural gas is maintained at an operator manipulated set point (90); determining a dependent set point (95) for the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas (95) from (i) the dependent set point (91) for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas product stream to the f

Abstract: Controlling the production of a liquefied natural gas consist of measuring the temperature and the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas; maintaining the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant at an operator manipulated set point, and determining the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant from the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant and an operator manipulated set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant to the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant; determining a dependent set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas to the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant such that the temperature of the liquefied natural gas is maintained at an operator manipulated set point; determining a dependent set point for the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas from the dependent set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas product stream to the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant and the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant

Abstract: A modular unit 129 for forming an airship 100 includes an elongate spine 106 intended to extend along a longitudinal axis of the airship 100. The spine 106 includes a number of interconnecting elements 108 each of which has connection means 182 for being joined in end to end relationship with an interconnecting element 108 of an adjacent modular unit 129. Buoyant support means in the form of gas bags 105 are fixed relative to the spine and are positioned within annular spaces 132 and 134. The invention also extends to an airship 100 which may be formed from a number of modular units 129 connected end to end and with a central spine 106 extending between outer extremities 116 and 118. A gondola 101 is located within a lower half of annular space 102 such that an outwardly facing surface is flush with an outer surface of the airship 100.

Abstract: Controlling the production of a liquefied natural gas (31) comprises measuring the temperature (50) and the flow rate (55) of the liquefied natural gas (31); maintaining the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant (60a) at an operator manipulated set point (80), and determining the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant (86) from (i) the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant (80) and (ii) an operator manipulated set point for the ratio of the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant to the flow rate of the light mixed refrigerant (81); determining a dependent set point (91) for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas to the flow rate of the heavy mixed refrigerant such that the temperature (50) of the liquefied natural gas is maintained at an operator manipulated set point (90); determining a dependent set point (95) for the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas (95) from (i) the dependent set point (91) for the ratio of the flow rate of the liquefied natural gas product stream to the f