Abstract: A luminary is disclosed that provides simultaneous area and distance lighting through multiple light sources equipped with fixed light guides. Each light guide directs light at a specific emission angle, enabling the device to deliver wide-angle area lighting and focused distance lighting without requiring manual adjustments. The light sources are arranged in a housing that allows light emission in a single direction, with overlapping illumination to ensure seamless blending of lighting zones. The luminary is designed for applications such as construction, law enforcement, vehicle lighting, emergency and scene lighting, and portable or battery-operated uses. The luminary can be used with tactical shields, rotating light guide assemblies, and tripod mounts for enhanced versatility. The system enhances operational efficiency by eliminating the need for mechanical or electronic transitions between lighting states, making it particularly useful in time-sensitive or hazardous environments.

Abstract: The invention relates to a process for the manufacture of a multi-ply tissue comprising at least two plies. The process comprises steps of mechanically refining a first slurry of fibers wherein the fibers have an average length of at least 2 mm; mixing the refined slurry with a second slurry of fibers, providing an embryonic web upon a foraminous surface, removing water from the embryonic web to form a ply; and juxtaposing at least two plies to form the multi-ply tissue.

Abstract: A protective garment includes an apron portion and a pair of flexible leg protector members depending from the apron portion. Each leg protector member has a deformable, curved strip of material having an elastic memory connected thereto which releasably holds the leg protector members in position.

Abstract: This invention relates to an intake means for a reciprocating internal combustion having a plurality of cylinders having cylinder heads in each of which there are provided at least two charging ducts (14, 15), provided with inlet valves, for intake air for the respective cylinder, of which charging ducts at least one is designed as a swirl duct, one of the charging ducts (14, 15) being controllable via a throttle valve (18) at an associated intake passage (4, 3). In order to achieve a simple design along with a favorable configuration of the valves in terms of space, the intake passages (3, 4) and the charging ducts (14, 15) are incorporated in a cast intake manifold (1) with the intake passages (3, 4) and the charging ducts (14, 15), cylinder by cylinder, being separated from another by means of partitions (2, 16), and a control valve (18) for one intake passage (4) being positioned next to an uncontrolled intake passage (3) at the inlet end to the intake manifold (1).

Abstract: A new polycyclic peptide antibiotic termed gallidermin is disclosed and described, together with a process for producing such antibiotic by fermination of a new microorganism, Staphylococcus gallinarum (DSM 4616).