Abstract: An apparatus (2) for establishing an electrically conductive connection is disclosed. The apparatus (2) comprises at least one first electrical conductor element (4), which has a first contact pole (4?). In addition, the apparatus (2) comprises at least one second electrical conductor element (6), which has a second contact pole (6?). The at least one first electrical conductor element (4) is surrounded in at least some areas by a first electrically insulating casing element (8), by means of which the first contact pole (4?) of the at least one first conductor element (4) is accommodated and/or held. The at least one second electrical conductor element (6) is also surrounded in at least some areas by a second electrically insulating casing element (12), by means of which the second contact pole (6?) of the at least one second conductor element (6) is accommodated and/or held.

Abstract: An apparatus (2) for establishing an electrically conductive connection is disclosed. The apparatus (2) comprises at least one first electrical conductor element (4), which has a first contact pole (4?). In addition, the apparatus (2) comprises at least one second electrical conductor element (6), which has a second contact pole (6?). The at least one first electrical conductor element (4) is surrounded in at least some areas by a first electrically insulating casing element (8), by means of which the first contact pole (4?) of the at least one first conductor element (4) is accommodated and/or held. The at least one second electrical conductor element (6) is also surrounded in at least some areas by a second electrically insulating casing element (12), by means of which the second contact pole (6?) of the at least one second conductor element (6) is accommodated and/or held.

Abstract: The teachings relate to the improvement of the connection between a stranded conductor and a substrate by using a sleeve for holding the end of the stranded conductor, wherein the end can be crimped to the sleeve and the sleeve can be welded to the substrate via ultrasonic welding or connected thereto by crimping.

Abstract: Pyrrolidone carboxamides of formula (I) where R2=a group of formula (a) or (b), R5=phenyl, heteroalkyl, aryloxy, alkoxy, alkanoyl or —NR6R7 and R1, X, R3, R4, R6 and R7 have the meanings given in the description and the claims, pharmaceutically applicable acid addition salts with basic compounds of formula (I), pharmaceutically applicable salts of acid compounds of formula (I) with bases, pharmaceutically applicable esters of hydroxy- or carboxy-group containing compounds of formula (I) and hydrates and solvates thereof, inhibit the interaction of neuropeptide Y (NPY) with one of the neuropeptide receptor subtypes (NPY-Y5) and are particularly suitable for the prevention and treatment of arthritis, diabetes and especially eating disorders and obesity. The above can be produced by known methods and converted into a galenic dosage form.

Abstract: Pyrrolidone carboxamides of formula (I) where R2=a group of formula (a) or (b), R5=phenyl, heteroalkyl, aryloxy, alkoxy, alkanoyl or —NR6R7 and R1, X, R3, R4, R6 and R7 have the meanings given in the description and the claims, pharmaceutically applicable acid addition salts with basic compounds of formula (I), pharmaceutically applicable salts of acid compounds of formula (I) with bases, pharmaceutically applicable esters of hydroxy- or carboxy-group containing compounds of formula (I) and hydrates and solvates thereof, inhibit the interaction of neuropeptide Y (NPY) with one of the neuropeptide receptor subtypes (NPY-Y5) and are particularly suitable for the prevention and treatment of arthritis, diabetes and especially eating disorders and obesity. The above can be produced by known methods and converted into a galenic dosage form.