Abstract: A method for synchronizing a clock-free computational node in a vehicle such that the clock-free computational node is able to perform an action at a pre-defined time, including generating a mapping between at least one current counter value received from the clock-free computational node and at least one current time information received from a clock unit. Moreover, the method includes determining a pre-defined counter value being associated with the pre-defined time based on the mapping. Furthermore, the method includes providing the pre-defined counter value to the clock-free computational node. Additionally, a method for performing an action at a pre-defined time using a clock-free computational node is presented. The disclosure is directed to a corresponding first computational node including the clock unit and a second computational node being clock-free and a computational system for a vehicle.

Abstract: A method in a first device for anonymously delivering data to a part that has initiated a task is provided. The first device and the part initiating a task are participants in opportunistic sensing. The method comprises creating a data sample and encrypting the data sample with a public key of the task initiating part. After communicating the protected sample toone or more intermediate devices, one of the one or more intermediate devices delivers the protected sample to the task initiating part, such that the task initiating part does not know the identity of the first device. The task initiating device only know the identity of the one of the one or more intermediate devices that delivered the protected sample to the task initiating part, wherein the intermediate devices are participants in the opportunistic sensing.

Abstract: A service provider node (101), and a method therein, for transmitting data packets relating to parts of a service to a communication device (102). The service provider node and the communication device are communicatively connected over a communications network (104) and comprised in a communications system (100). The method comprises receiving (205, 302) a signal (S1), which signal comprises an identifier of the communication device requesting a service, an identifier of the requested service, and an agreement comprising information about a previously agreed part of the service. The method comprises further agreeing (303) on an upcoming part of the service requested by the communication device, while transmitting (206, 304) data packets relating to the previously agreed part of the service to the communication device, wherein the data packets are transmitted in dependence of the received signal.

Abstract: The present invention relates to novel radicicol derivatives of the formula I, in which R is R?, (CH2)nCOOR? or (CH2)nCONHR?, wherein R? is 11CH3, [3H]3C, [3H]2HC, [3H]H2C or (CH2)nHal, wherein Hal is 123I, 125I, 131I, I, 75Br, 76Br, 77Br, 82Br, Br, 18F or F, or R? is (CH2)n-1[3H]HCHal or (CH2)n-1[3H]2CHal, wherein Hal is I, Br or F, and n is, each independently, 1, 2, 3 or 4, in free form or in salt form, to their preparation, to their use as radiotracers/markers and to compositions containing them.

Abstract: The invention relates to an apparatus and a method for marshalling out individual objects (1) from a row of such objects (1). The apparatus includes two pusher arms (8) placed one on each side of the row of objects (1). The apparatus also includes two arrest pins (20, 21) on either side of the row, one front (20) and one rear (21). The apparatus further includes a linkage (13) on each side of the row, axially connected to a pusher arm (8) and interconnected with each other via a spring (14), respectively. The pusher arms (8) are moved, in a closed position, forwards with the aid of a piston and cylinder assembly (19) and, in this movement, marshal out the first object (1) in the row. Thereafter, the pusher arms (8) open in that they enter into abutment against the front arrest pin (20). The linkage (13) ensures that the pusher arms (8) assume an open position. The pusher arms (8) thereafter move backwards in the open position with the aid of the piston and cylinder assembly (19).