Abstract: To avoid the intervention of an operator on a direction control device with which an aircraft towing system is equipped, this system comprises a first towing sling comprising a front end connected to a towing vehicle, and a rear end connected to a first main landing gear, a second towing sling comprising a front end connected to the vehicle, and a rear end connected to a second main landing gear. The direction control device is connected to a front landing gear, and arranged between the first and second slings. The direction control device comprising a lateral direction control member having a first lateral end mounted on the first sling, and a second lateral end mounted on the second sling.

Abstract: To avoid the intervention of an operator on a direction control device with which an aircraft towing system is equipped, this system comprises a first towing sling comprising a front end connected to a towing vehicle, and a rear end connected to a first main landing gear, a second towing sling comprising a front end connected to the vehicle, and a rear end connected to a second main landing gear. The direction control device is connected to a front landing gear, and arranged between the first and second slings. The direction control device comprising a lateral direction control member having a first lateral end mounted on the first sling, and a second lateral end mounted on the second sling.

Abstract: A method of initializing application instructions on a processing system. An application (602) comprises a number of dynamically shared objects or modules. Each of these modules may include data structures (614) that require initialization. Modules are dependent upon each other, and a module initialization order is identified by automatically registering a module's dependencies in an initialization list (608) during module loading, processing module dependencies to identify all dependencies, and generating an initialization schedule (609). Module initialization (506) is then performed. Plug-in modules can be loaded and initialized after the application has started, and the plug-in schedule is appended to the initialization schedule. Finalization is performed in reverse order, when the application is closed.

Abstract: The wound-treatment system is natural and is adapted to change state in a reversible manner by passing from the gel state to the solution state and vice-versa, and has polysaccharide macromolecules (10, 20, 30) and aliphatic chains (11-15, 21-24, 31-33) attached to a single polysaccharide macromolecule. The aliphatic chains (21-24) attached to a polysaccharide macromolecule (20) are, in the gel state, associated with aliphatic chains (11, 12/13, 31) attached to at least one other polysaccharide macromolecule (10, 30) by physical bonds.

Abstract: A method of initializing application instructions on a processing system. An application (602) comprises a number of dynamically shared objects or modules. Each of these modules may include data structures (614) that require initialization. Modules are dependent upon each other, and a module initialization order is identified by automatically registering a module's dependencies in an initialization list (608) during module loading, processing module dependencies to identify all dependencies, and generating an initialization schedule (609). Module initialization (506) is then performed. Plug-in modules can be loaded and initialized after the application has started, and the plug-in schedule is appended to the initialization schedule. Finalization is performed in reverse order, when the application is closed.

Abstract: The wound-treatment system is natural and is adapted to change state in a reversible manner by passing from the gel state to the solution state and vice-versa, and has polysaccharide macromolecules (10, 20, 30) and aliphatic chains (11-15, 21-24, 31-33) attached to a single polysaccharide macromolecule. The aliphatic chains (21-24) attached to a polysaccharide macromolecule (20) are, in the gel state, associated with aliphatic chains (11, 12/13, 31) attached to at least one other polysaccharide macromolecule (10, 30) by physical bonds.