Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named B.09.01, characterized by its compact upright plant habit; dense and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit; and large, upright, violet-colored flowers.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a binding apparatus for binding a wire around one or more objects. In particular the present invention relates to a binding apparatus wherein a wire is automatically guided around the object(s). Moreover, the present invention relates to a shaping tool for shaping a wire to have a predetermined curvature.

Abstract: A method of splicing video content from a secondary encoded video stream into a primary encoded video stream, the method including the steps of identifying a splice out-time tout and a splice in-time tin, at least T time after tout, in the primary stream; causing the fullness of primary encoder's virtual buffer to be less than XB, where X is greater than 0 and less than 1, at the first decode times after tout and tin; encoding the secondary stream such that an initial coded picture is transmitted in no more than B/(XR) time, and encoding the second stream such that, at a final coded picture's decode time, the fullness of the secondary encoder's virtual buffer is less than XB; and replacing video content of the primary stream from tout through tout+T, with the video data of the second stream.

Abstract: A building block having the dual capabilities of transferring the genetic information e.g. by recognising an encoding element and transferring a functional entity to a recipient reactive group is disclosed. The building block can be designed with an adjustable transferability taking into account the components of the building block. The building block may be used in the generation of a single complex or libraries of different complexes, wherein the complex comprises an encoded molecule linked to an encoding element. Libraries of complexes are useful in the quest for pharmaceutically active compounds.

Abstract: An electrically powered rodent trap which includes a surveillance system for remote surveillance of the trap so that the trap may be operated without being attended to. A rodent which enters into the trap is killed by means of electrocution electrodes. The dead rodent is automatically dispatched from the trap, e.g. by a trapdoor, into a container or reservoir beneath the trap. The number of electrocutions and possible other data is stored by an electronic system incorporated in the trap and a signal is sent out, either by request from an external unit, or automatically to an external unit. A city rodent exterminator is capable of monitoring the status of the trap from an office location and thereby effectively tend to the trap or to a series of traps.

Abstract: Tool guiding apparatus for guiding a tool along a path on a surface to be processed, said apparatus comprising at least one path-defining means adapted to be attached to the surface, automatic tool actuating means adapted to advance the tool along the path. Wherein the automatic tool actuation means comprises a flexible force-transferring element comprising a first end and a second end, the first end being attached to the automatic tool actuation means and the second end being attached to the tool.

Abstract: Disclosed is a method for obtaining a bifunctional complex comprising a display molecule part and a coding part, wherein a nascent bifunctional complex comprising a chemical reaction site and a priming site for enzymatic addition of a tag is reacted at the chemical reaction site with one or more reactants, and provided with respective tag(s) identifying the reactants(s) at the priming site using one or more enzymes.

Abstract: A building block having the dual capabilities of transferring genetic information and functional entity precursor to a recipient reactive group is disclosed. The building block may be used in the generation of a single complex or libraries of different complexes, wherein the complex comprises an encoded molecule linked to an encoding element. Libraries of complexes are useful in the quest for pharmaceutically active compounds.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMh02’, characterized by having compact plant habit; freely branching plant form; vigorous growth habit and less need for chemical growth retardation; greater number of larger flowers per plant, and large upright pale blue flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMh03’, characterized by having compact plant habit; dense and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit and less need for chemical growth retardation; greater number of flowers per plant, and large upright white flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMP05’, characterized by having compact, upright plant habit; dense and bushy plant form mainly due to more upright stems; vigorous growth habit and no need for chemical growth retardation; greater number of flowers per plant, large upright violet flowers, and no need for vernalization.

Abstract: A distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMp01’, characterized by having compact, upright plant habit; dense and bushy plant form mainly due to more upright stems; vigorous growth habit and less need for chemical growth retardation; greater number of flowers per plant; large upright blue flowers, and no need for vernalization.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKML01’, characterized by having compact, upright plant habit; dense and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit and large upright violet-blue flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMT01’, characterized by having compact, upright plant habit; dense and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit and large upright violet flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMP06’, characterized by having upright plant habit; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to more upright stems; vigorous growth habit, and less need for chemical growth retardation; more uniform and white flower color; and no need for vernalization.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMTAK1’, characterized by having compact plant habit; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to short, upright and stiff stems; vigorous growth habit, but with less need for chemical growth retardation; small leaf size of apical and basal leaves; and deep rose colored flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMT02’, characterized by having upright, compact plant habit with a wide spread area; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to short, upright and stiff stems; vigorous growth habit, but with less need for chemical growth retardation; higher number of flowers per plant; and dark violet flower color.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plane named ‘PKMF02’, characterized by having upright, compact plant habit; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to short, upright and stiff stems; vigorous growth habit, and with no need for chemical growth retardation; higher number of flowers per plant; large, upright, violet-blue flowers; more cutting on each stock plant; reduced need for cold treatment after flower induction; and shorter period for forcing the flowers after the cold treatment.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named ‘PKMFOR168’, characterized by having upright, compact plant habit; dense and bushy plant form, mainly due to short, upright and stiff stems; vigorous growth habit, but with no need for chemical growth retardation; higher number of flowers per plant; more cuttings on each stock plant; reduced need for cold treatment after flower induction; shorter period for forcing the flowers after the cold treatment; and deep violet-blue colored flowers.

Abstract: A new and distinct cultivar of Campanula plant named B.09.01, characterized by its compact upright plant habit; dense and bushy plant form; vigorous growth habit; and large, upright, violet-colored flowers.