Abstract: One of the problems of one embodiment of the present invention is to provide film-coated granules which have a new film constitution. Alternatively, one of the problems of one embodiment of the present invention is to provide a pharmaceutical preparation containing the film-coated granules which have a new film constitution. Alternatively, one of the problems of one embodiment of the present invention is to provide a new dry manufacturing method of the film-coated granules. Alternatively, one of the problems of one embodiment of the present invention is to provide a new dry manufacturing method of the pharmaceutical preparation containing the film-coated granules. According to one embodiment of the present invention, a film-coated granule is provided that comprises a core particle having a melt component, and a film arranged on a surface of the core particle, wherein the film includes a porous substance, a plasticizer and a polymer.

Abstract: A management apparatus (20) includes: a storage unit (21) which stores user attribute information that associates a user who manages information related to crises and an attribute of the user with each other, correspondence information that associates the attribute and an external system of which the attribute is login-enabled with each other, and login information with respect to each external system; an external login information processing unit (223) which, when receiving a login request to an external system from a user, refers to the user attribute information, the correspondence information, and the login information stored in the storage unit, acquires an attribute of the user, and acquires information on an external system to which the acquired attribute is login-enabled; and an external login processing unit (224) which executes a login to an external system to which a login has been requested among the login-enabled external systems.

Abstract: A management device (10) includes a mission pack acquisition unit (12a), a process set acquisition unit (12b), and an integration unit (12c). The mission pack acquisition unit (12a) acquires a mission pack associated with a set of check items to be implemented during crisis response and association between a process indicating a phase of a critical event and the mission pack. The process set acquisition unit (12b) acquires a process set associated with a set of processes. The integration unit (12c) integrates, for each process set, association among the process, the mission pack, and the check items as integrated information (11d).

Abstract: A management apparatus (20) includes: a storage unit (21) which stores user attribute information that associates a user who manages information related to crises and an attribute of the user with each other, correspondence information that associates the attribute and an external system of which the attribute is login-enabled with each other, and login information with respect to each external system; an external login information processing unit (223) which, when receiving a login request to an external system from a user, refers to the user attribute information, the correspondence information, and the login information stored in the storage unit, acquires an attribute of the user, and acquires information on an external system to which the acquired attribute is login-enabled; and an external login processing unit (224) which executes a login to an external system to which a login has been requested among the login-enabled external systems.

Abstract: The present invention provides an atorvastatin-containing coated preparation comprising a solid formulation containing atorvastatin, a pharmacologically acceptable atorvastatin salt, or a solvate thereof coated with a coating agent comprising a polyvinyl alcohol copolymer, a method for inhibiting generation of related substances of atorvastatin, a pharmacologically acceptable atorvastatin salt, or a solvate thereof, comprising coating the solid formulation with a coating agent comprising a polyvinyl alcohol copolymer, and a method for stabilizing atorvastatin, a pharmacologically acceptable atorvastatin salt, or a solvate thereof.

Abstract: An information communication terminal (100) that includes: a speech recognition module (6) for recognizing speech information to identify a plurality of words in the recognized speech information; a storage medium (20) for storing keyword extraction condition setting data (24) in which a condition for extracting a keyword is set; a keyword extraction module (8) for reading the keyword extraction condition setting data (24) to extract a plurality of keywords from the plurality of words; a related information acquisition module (11) for acquiring related information related to a plurality of keywords; and a related information output module (14) for providing related information to a monitor (2).

Abstract: An information communication terminal (100) that includes: a speech recognition module (6) for recognizing speech information to identify a plurality of words in the recognized speech information; a storage medium (20) for storing keyword extraction condition setting data (24) in which a condition for extracting a keyword is set; a keyword extraction module (8) for reading the keyword extraction condition setting data (24) to extract a plurality of keywords from the plurality of words; a related information acquisition module (11) for acquiring related information related to a plurality of keywords; and a related information output module (14) for providing related information to a monitor (2).

Abstract: An isolation valve for controlling fluid flow in a vehicular braking system, the valve comprising: a solenoid coil assembly; an armature moveably positioned within the solenoid coil assembly, the armature having a ball end engaging a ball seat and an edge groove at the ball end to modify Bernoulli force that affects movement of the armature when the solenoid coil assembly is de-energized.

Abstract: The pyrogen of the invention is formed by the compression of ferrosilicon powder and a mixture of ferric oxide powder and another lower order iron oxide powder. This pyrogen overcomes the weaknesses inherent in earlier pyrogens by dispensing with the use of peroxides. The scope of the invention also extends to the canister which holds the pyrogen. The pyrogen, which is positioned inside the canister's combustion chamber in such a way that it comes into contact with the top of said combustion chamber, is supported by a special ceramic thermal insulator which contains an ignition device comprising an ignition agent, which also incorporates an instant high temperature generating ignition material, and a match head chemical which projects out of a hole in the base cover of the canister. The bottom of the canister is covered by a bottom cap which can be freely removed or replaced as required. The canister, which enables the heating or cooking of whatever is placed inside it, is compact, safe and cheap.

Abstract: The pyrogen of the invention is formed by the compression of ferrosilicon powder and a mixture of ferric oxide powder and another lower order iron oxide powder. This pyrogen overcomes the weaknesses inherent in earlier pyrogens by dispensing with the use of peroxides. The scope of the invention also extends to the canister which holds the pyrogen. The pyrogen, which is positioned inside the canister's combustion chamber in such a way that it comes into contact with the top of said combustion chamber, is supported by a special ceramic thermal insulator which contains an ignition device comprising an ignition agent, which also incorporates an instant high temperature generating ignition material, and a match head chemical which projects out of a hole in the base cover of the canister. The bottom of the canister is covered by a bottom cap which can be freely removed or replaced as required. The canister, which enables the heating or cooking of whatever is placed inside it, is compact, safe and cheap.