Abstract: In an aspect of the disclosure, a method, a computer-readable medium, and an apparatus are provided. The apparatus may be a UE. The UE determines a priority order among a first set of time-frequency resources for a first uplink channel to a base station and one or more second sets of time-frequency resources for one or more second uplink channels to one or more repeaters. The UE allocates transmission power across the first set of time-frequency resources and the one or more second sets of time-frequency resources based on the determined priority order and a maximum transmission power limit. The UE transmits signals to the base station and the one or more repeaters based on the transmission power allocation.

Abstract: A retractable rack includes a connecting part, a holding mount, a first support element, a second support element and a positioning mechanism. The connecting part may detachably attach to a stroller frame. The second support element is retractably mounted on the opposite side of the holding mount and capable of selectively locking in a first position and a second position relative to the first support element. The positioning mechanism is mounted in the holding mount for locking the second support element in the positions. When the second support element is locked in the first position, the retractable rack is capable of supporting and connecting a car seat with a first size, and when the second support element is locked in the second position, the retractable rack is capable of supporting another car seat with a second size to the stroller frame.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a stroller comprising a first passenger support and a second seat positioned behind the first passenger support, the second seat having an in use position and a stowed position, where the second seat can be moved between its in use and stowed positions and back again without need to reposition the first passenger support. An associated method for folding the stroller is also disclosed, the method for collapsing the stroller including the steps of moving the second seat from its in use position to its stowed position, and then folding the stroller. The method for erecting the stroller being the reverse of the method for collapsing this.

Abstract: A retractable rack includes a connecting part, a holding mount, a first support element, a second support element and a positioning mechanism. The connecting part may detachably attach to a stroller frame. The second support element is retractably mounted on the opposite side of the holding mount and capable of selectively locking in a first position and a second position relative to the first support element. The positioning mechanism is mounted in the holding mount for locking the second support element in the positions. When the second support element is locked in the first position, the retractable rack is capable of supporting and connecting a car seat with a first size, and when the second support element is locked in the second position, the retractable rack is capable of supporting another car seat with a second size to the stroller frame.

Abstract: In the specification and drawing, a hook-on chair is described and shown with a clamping mechanism and a display mechanism, wherein the display mechanism is positioned to reflect a clamping or loosing situation of the clamping mechanism.

Abstract: An adjustable shoulder strap mechanism for baby stroller, provides with a pair of shoulder straps adjustable in height for suitable use of baby or child occupant of different size. The upper end of the shoulder straps can be repositioned by manipulating a driving mechanism accessible on the rear side of the backrest of a stroller. In a preferred embodiment, a head cushioning pad is disposed on the front side of the backrest, following the adjustment of the upper end of the shoulder straps.

Abstract: In the specification and drawing, a hook-on chair is described and shown with a clamping mechanism and a display mechanism, wherein the display mechanism is positioned to reflect a clamping or loosing situation of the clamping mechanism.