Abstract: User equipment (UE) may receive a primary synchronization signal (PSS), a secondary synchronization signal (SSS), and a physical broadcast channel (PBCH) of a cell having a cell bandwidth. The PBCH may include a master information block having an indication of a frequency bandwidth of control information associated with a restricted bandwidth. The restricted bandwidth may be a part of the cell bandwidth and be less than the entire cell bandwidth. The UE may receive the control information, based on the received PBCH, and to receive additional system information within the restricted bandwidth.

Abstract: A mobile communications system including at least one base station configured to communicate data to/from different types of terminal devices via respective of plural logically separate carriers of a wireless access interface; first and second terminal devices operable to respectively camp-on to first and second carriers of the carriers and to subsequently communicate data with the at least one base station via the first and second carriers. The first and second carriers support compatible synchronization signalling such that the first and second terminal devices synchronize with the first and second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure, and following synchronization with one of the first or second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure. The second terminal device is configured to determine whether or not to continue with the camp-on procedure based on an aspect of physical layer signalling associated with a control channel of the carrier with which it has synchronized.

Abstract: There is described a composition comprising an effective amount of a combination of two or more components selected from a NAD precursor; a NAMPT upregulator; a NQO1 upregulator and a NNMT (nicotinamide N-methyltransferase) downregulator.

Abstract: There is described a method of method of augmentation of plasma which comprises reducing the activity of NAD catabolic and excretory pathway enzymes and/or promoting NAD anabolic pathways, by incorporating into the plasma exogenous NAD or a NAD promoter; or a combination thereof.

Abstract: Wellbore fluid compositions containing a base fluid; at least one synthetic fiber; and a particulate solid are provided. In another aspect, methods of reducing loss of wellbore fluid into and strengthening of a formation are provided, including: introducing into the wellbore a fluid composition comprising one or more synthetic fibers and one or more particulate solids.

Abstract: User equipment (UE) may receive a primary synchronization signal (PSS), a secondary synchronization signal (SSS), and a physical broadcast channel (PBCH) of a cell having a cell bandwidth. The PBCH may include a master information block having an indication of a frequency bandwidth of control information associated with a restricted bandwidth. The restricted bandwidth may be a part of the cell bandwidth and be less than the entire cell bandwidth. The UE may receive the control information, based on the received PBCH, and to receive additional system information within the restricted bandwidth.

Abstract: A fluid may include an aqueous based continuous phase, a pH adjusting additive, wherein the pH adjusting additive is formic acid, and a clay hydration suppressant agent having the formula H2NCH(CH3)CH2(OCH(CH3)CH2)xNH2, wherein x is a value less than 15.

Abstract: Wellbore fluid compositions containing a base fluid; at least one synthetic fiber; and a particulate solid; where one or more of the at least one synthetic fiber and the particulate solid are completely or substantially acid soluble are provided. In another aspect, methods of reducing loss of wellbore fluid in a wellbore to a formation are provided, including: introducing into the wellbore a fluid composition comprising one or more synthetic fibers and one or more particulate solids.

Abstract: A wired communications device configured to: receive a spread-spectrum timing-reference signal through a wired communications medium, from a second wired communications device; detect a code-phase of the received timing-reference signal; and transmit data to the second device through the wired communications medium, with a timing that is defined relative to the detected code-phase. Also provided is a master device configured to communicate with the wired communications device. The master device is configured to generate and transmit a spread-spectrum timing-reference signal to one or more first devices, through a wired communications medium and to receive, through the wired communications medium, data transmitted by the one or more first devices.

Abstract: An acid soluble defluidizing pill for reducing fluid loss in a wellbore is provided that includes an oleaginous or non-oleaginous base fluid; at least one synthetic fiber; and at least one inorganic crystalline fiber; in which one or more of the synthetic fiber and the inorganic crystalline fiber are at least substantially acid soluble.

Abstract: A method of triggering heating within a subterranean formation, that includes introducting a wellbore fluid containing a dispersed carbon nanomaterial into a wellbore through the subterranean formation; lowering a microwave or ultraviolet radiation source into the wellbore; and irradiating the wellbore with microwave or ultraviolet radiation, thereby increasing the temperature of the wellbore fluid and/or wellbore is disclosed.

Abstract: There is described a therapeutic agent capable of directly or indirectly having an effect on the proteins N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA), Cyclooxygenase-2 (COX-2), Tumour Necrosis factor alpha (TNF-a), Nuclear factor-kappa B (NF?B), Cyclin-dependent kinases, e.g. CDK2/A and CDK5/p25, Histone acetyltransferase (HAT) and Farnesyltransferase, simultaneously, sequentially or separately. There is especially described dexanabinol, or a derivative thereof, as the therapeutic agent.

Abstract: A method may include adding a dry carrier powder loaded with a liquid additive into a wellbore fluid, thereby releasing at least a portion of the liquid additive into the wellbore fluid; and pumping the wellbore fluid with the liquid additive therein into a wellbore.

Abstract: A mobile communications system including: at least one base station configured to communicate data to/from different terminal devices via respective of plural logically separate carriers of a wireless access interface; first and second terminal devices operable to camp-on to first and second carriers of plural carriers and to subsequently communicate data with the at least one base station via the first and second carriers. The first and second carriers support compatible synchronization signaling such that the first and second terminal devices both can synchronize with the first and second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure. Following synchronization with one of the first or second carriers to begin the camp-on procedure, the second terminal device is configured to determine whether or not to continue with the camp-on procedure in dependence on an aspect of physical layer signaling associated with a control channel of the carrier with which it has synchronized.

Abstract: A mobile communications system including at least one base station configured to communicate data to/from different types of terminal devices via respective of plural logically separate carriers of a wireless access interface; first and second terminal devices operable to respectively camp-on to first and second carriers of the carriers and to subsequently communicate data with the at least one base station via the first and second carriers. The first and second carriers support compatible synchronization signalling such that the first and second terminal devices synchronize with the first and second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure, and following synchronization with one of the first or second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure. The second terminal device is configured to determine whether or not to continue with the camp-on procedure based on an aspect of physical layer signalling associated with a control channel of the carrier with which it has synchronized.

Abstract: A mobile communications system including at least one base station configured to communicate data to/from different types of terminal devices via respective of plural logically separate carriers of a wireless access interface; first and second terminal devices operable to respectively camp-on to first and second carriers of the carriers and to subsequently communicate data with the at least one base station via the first and second carriers. The first and second carriers support compatible synchronization signalling such that the first and second terminal devices synchronize with the first and second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure, and following synchronization with one of the first or second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure. The second terminal device is configured to determine whether or not to continue with the camp-on procedure based on an aspect of physical layer signalling associated with a control channel of the carrier with which it has synchronized.

Abstract: A mobile communications system including: at least one base station configured to communicate data to/from different terminal devices via respective of plural logically separate carriers of a wireless access interface; first and second terminal devices operable to camp-on to first and second carriers of plural carriers and to subsequently communicate data with the at least one base station via the first and second carriers. The first and second carriers support compatible synchronisation signalling such that the first and second terminal devices both can synchronise with the first and second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure. Following synchronisation with one of the first or second carriers to begin the camp-on procedure, the second terminal device is configured to determine whether or not to continue with the camp-on procedure in dependence on an aspect of physical layer signalling associated with a control channel of the carrier with which it has synchronised.

Abstract: A mobile communications system including: at least one base station configured to communicate data to/from different terminal devices via respective of plural logically separate carriers of a wireless access interface; first and second terminal devices operable to camp-on to first and second carriers of plural carriers and to subsequently communicate data with the at least one base station via the first and second carriers. The first and second carriers support compatible synchronization signalling such that the first and second terminal devices both can synchronize with the first and second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure. Following synchronization with one of the first or second carriers to begin the camp-on procedure, the second terminal device is configured to determine whether or not to continue with the camp-on procedure in dependence on an aspect of physical layer signalling associated with a control channel of the carrier with which it has synchronized.

Abstract: A transceiver for full-duplex communication. The transceiver comprises: a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter has a first oscillator circuit, for generating a transmit-carrier signal; and a first mixer, for up-converting a data signal to be transmitted by mixing it with the transmit-carrier signal, said data signal comprising a plurality of data symbols. The receiver has: a second oscillator circuit, for generating a receive-carrier signal; and a second mixer for down-converting a received signal by mixing it with the receive-carrier signal. The first oscillator and second oscillator are controlled such that there is a predetermined phase relationship between the transmit-carrier and receive-carrier signals at the start of each transmitted data symbol.

Abstract: A mobile communications system including: at least one base station configured to communicate data to/from different terminal devices via respective of plural logically separate carriers of a wireless access interface; first and second terminal devices operable to camp-on to first and second carriers of plural carriers and to subsequently communicate data with the at least one base station via the first and second carriers. The first and second carriers support compatible synchronisation signalling such that the first and second terminal devices both can synchronise with the first and second carriers to begin a camp-on procedure. Following synchronisation with one of the first or second carriers to begin the camp-on procedure, the second terminal device is configured to determine whether or not to continue with the camp-on procedure in dependence on an aspect of physical layer signalling associated with a control channel of the carrier with which it has synchronised.