Abstract: A method to be implemented in a first communication device adapted to be powered via a first wired communication interface and to be configured as a master or as a slave device when connected with a second device via the first wired communication interface is described. The method includes, when the first communication device is connected to a second device via the first communication interface and is configured as a master device, with respect to the second device, obtaining an identifier of the second device and operating in a first operating mode, compatible with a first power consumption, or in a second operating mode, leading to a second power consumption higher than the first power consumption, depending of the obtained identifier. The corresponding device, system, computer readable program product and computer readable storage medium are also described.

Abstract: A method to be implemented in a first communication device adapted to be powered via a first wired communication interface and to be configured as a master or as a slave device when connected with a second device via the first wired communication interface is described. The method includes, when the first communication device is connected to a second device via the first communication interface and is configured as a master device, with respect to the second device, obtaining an identifier of the second device and operating in a first operating mode, compatible with a first power consumption, or in a second operating mode, leading to a second power consumption higher than the first power consumption, depending of the obtained identifier. The corresponding device, system, computer readable program product and computer readable storage medium are also described.

Abstract: The present application relates methods and uses of oral diamidines or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof for the treatment of liver diseases or conditions.

Abstract: The present application relates methods and uses of oral diamidines or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof for the treatment of liver diseases or conditions.

Abstract: The present application relates methods and uses of oral diamidines or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof for the treatment of liver diseases or conditions.

Abstract: The present application relates methods and uses of oral diamidines or pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof for the treatment of liver diseases or conditions.

Abstract: A method for marking a vial made from a material that is transparent or at least translucent, intended, in particular, for pharmaceutical and/or cosmetic use. The container includes a foot (12), a body (14) and a head (16), the foot taking the form of a tongue having two faces, one of which receives a label (32). The container is characterized in that a mark (30) is made on the face of the foot (12) that receives the label, prior to the affixing of the label, and in that the label is affixed to the face once the mark has been made, such that the label covers the mark.

Abstract: A restaurant and residential tool for cleaning debris from kitchen sinks and table tops by scraping and straining. The tool includes a rectangular or square shape with more than a thousand holes. On one side is formed a handle, perpendicular to the handle are two perforated sides raised half an inch. Opposite the handle is attached a flat piece of rubber. The rubber is sandwiched between two securing strips of metal fastened with nuts and bolts. Possible materials used include non rusting stainless steel, aluminum, durable rubber and plastic. The rubber material is non marking, durable and chemical and heat resistant. The multitude of holes allow water to drain quickly during use. The rigid nature of this tool provides stability during lifting of sink refuse. The tool is used for the following: safely remove and clean refuse and broken glass from various sized sinks, squeegee work table tops, clean grease traps and ice from salad bars.