Author: claimsbot

1. A method of wireless communication, comprising:
receiving priority information indicating a priority for performing at least one of a wide area network (WAN) operation or a device-to-device (D2D) operation using a downlink receive chain; and
performing the WAN operation or the D2D operation using the downlink receive chain according to the priority.
2. The method of claim 1,
wherein the D2D operation is performed when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has a greater priority than the WAN operation, the performing the D2D operation comprising tuning the downlink receive chain to receive on uplink resources and performing the D2D operation on the uplink resources using the tuned downlink receive chain; and
wherein the WAN operation is performed when the priority information indicates that the WAN operation has a greater priority than the D2D operation.
3. The method of claim 2, further comprising:
receiving additional information when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation.
4. The method of claim 3, wherein the additional information indicates at least one of:
downlink resources for performing the WAN operation;
a specific downlink receive chain of a plurality of receive chains to use for the D2D operation; or
a D2D resource band on which the downlink receive chain is to be used for the D2D operation.
5. The method of claim 2, wherein:
the D2D operation comprises D2D discovery or a D2D communication with a peer device using the tuned downlink receive chain; and
the WAN operation comprises receiving WAN paging or receiving a physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) using the downlink receive chain.
6. The method of claim 5, wherein the WAN operation is scheduled to be performed according to a semi-persistent schedule (SPS),
wherein the WAN operation has the greater priority than the D2D operation when the D2D operation comprises the D2D discovery, and
wherein the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation when the D2D operation comprises a D2D communication with the peer device related to public safety.
7. A method of wireless communication performed by a scheduler, comprising:
determining downlink resources on which a wide area network (WAN) operation is performed;
refraining from scheduling the WAN operation on the downlink resources when the WAN operation is not scheduled or expected to be scheduled on the downlink resources; and
sending to a device priority information indicating a priority for the device to perform at least one of the WAN operation or a device-to-device (D2D) operation using a downlink receive chain when the WAN operation is scheduled or expected to be scheduled on the downlink resources.
8. The method of claim 7, wherein:
the device is indicated to tune the downlink receive chain to receive on uplink resources and perform the D2D operation on the uplink resources using the tuned downlink receive chain when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has a greater priority than the WAN operation; and
the device is indicated to perform the WAN operation using the downlink receive chain when the priority information indicates that the WAN operation has a greater priority than the D2D operation.
9. The method of claim 8, further comprising:
sending to the device additional information when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation.
10. The method of claim 9, wherein the additional information indicates at least one of:
downlink resources for the device to perform the WAN operation;
a specific downlink receive chain of a plurality of receive chains for the device to use for the D2D operation; or
a D2D resource band on which the downlink receive chain is to be used by the device for the D2D operation.
11. The method of claim 8, wherein:
the D2D operation comprises D2D discovery or a D2D communication between the device and a peer device using the tuned downlink receive chain; and
the WAN operation comprises the device receiving WAN paging or receiving a physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) using the downlink receive chain.
12. The method of claim 11, wherein the WAN operation is scheduled to be performed according to a semi-persistent schedule (SPS),
wherein the WAN operation has the greater priority than the D2D operation when the D2D operation comprises the D2D discovery, and
wherein the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation when the D2D operation comprises a D2D communication between the device and the peer device related to public safety.
13. An apparatus for wireless communication, comprising:
means for receiving priority information indicating a priority for performing at least one of a wide area network (WAN) operation or a device-to-device (D2D) operation using a downlink receive chain; and
means for performing the WAN operation or the D2D operation using the downlink receive chain according to the priority.
14. The apparatus of claim 13,
wherein the D2D operation is performed when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has a greater priority than the WAN operation, the means for performing the D2D operation configured to tune the downlink receive chain to receive on uplink resources and perform the D2D operation on the uplink resources using the tuned downlink receive chain; and
wherein the WAN operation is performed when the priority information indicates that the WAN operation has a greater priority than the D2D operation.
15. The apparatus of claim 14, further comprising:
means for receiving additional information when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation.
16. The apparatus of claim 15, wherein the additional information indicates at least one of:
downlink resources for performing the WAN operation;
a specific downlink receive chain of a plurality of receive chains to use for the D2D operation; or
a D2D resource band on which the downlink receive chain is to be used for the D2D operation.
17. The apparatus of claim 14, wherein:
the D2D operation comprises D2D discovery or a D2D communication with a peer device using the tuned downlink receive chain; and
the WAN operation comprises receiving WAN paging or receiving a physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) using the downlink receive chain.
18. The apparatus of claim 17, wherein the WAN operation is scheduled to be performed according to a semi-persistent schedule (SPS),
wherein the WAN operation has the greater priority than the D2D operation when the D2D operation comprises the D2D discovery, and
wherein the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation when the D2D operation comprises a D2D communication with the peer device related to public safety.
19. An apparatus for wireless communication, comprising:
means for determining downlink resources on which a wide area network (WAN) operation is performed;
means for refraining from scheduling the WAN operation on the downlink resources when the WAN operation is not scheduled or expected to be scheduled on the downlink resources; and
means for sending to a device priority information indicating a priority for the device to perform at least one of the WAN operation or a device-to-device (D2D) operation using a downlink receive chain when the WAN operation is scheduled or expected to be scheduled on the downlink resources.
20. The apparatus of claim 19, wherein:
the device is indicated to tune the downlink receive chain to receive on uplink resources and perform the D2D operation on the uplink resources using the tuned downlink receive chain when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has a greater priority than the WAN operation; and
the device is indicated to perform the WAN operation using the downlink receive chain when the priority information indicates that the WAN operation has a greater priority than the D2D operation.
21. The apparatus of claim 20, further comprising:
means for sending to the device additional information when the priority information indicates that the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation.
22. The apparatus of claim 21, wherein the additional information indicates at least one of:
downlink resources for the device to perform the WAN operation;
a specific downlink receive chain of a plurality of receive chains for the device to use for the D2D operation; or
a D2D resource band on which the downlink receive chain is to be used by the device for the D2D operation.
23. The apparatus of claim 20, wherein:
the D2D operation comprises D2D discovery or a D2D communication between the device and a peer device using the tuned downlink receive chain; and
the WAN operation comprises the device receiving WAN paging or receiving a physical downlink control channel (PDCCH) using the downlink receive chain.
24. The apparatus of claim 23, wherein the WAN operation is scheduled to be performed according to a semi-persistent schedule (SPS),
wherein the WAN operation has the greater priority than the D2D operation when the D2D operation comprises the D2D discovery, and
wherein the D2D operation has the greater priority than the WAN operation when the D2D operation comprises a D2D communication between the device and the peer device related to public safety.

The claims below are in addition to those above.
All refrences to claim(s) which appear below refer to the numbering after this setence.

1. A rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images, comprising:
a mirror body disposed at a windshield in the front of a car, for a driver to obtain a rear image of the car by observing the mirror body;
an image-capturing unit disposed in the mirror body, having a first lens and a second lens shown on the mirror body, wherein the first lens is used to capture a front image of the car, and the second lens is used to capture the rear image of the car; and
an image-displaying unit disposed in the mirror body, having a display shown on the mirror body or hidden at the backside of the mirror body, wherein the display is used to display the front image of the car captured by the first lens andor the rear image of the car captured by the second lens.
2. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 1 further comprising a data storage unit disposed in the mirror body, having a built-in memory and a hard disk, wherein the built-in memory is used to store an image-capturing program andor an image-displaying program; the image-capturing program is used to direct the first lens andor the second lens to capture images and store the images to the hard disk; the image-displaying program is used to further direct the display to display the image data stored in the hard disk.
3. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 2, wherein the data storage unit further includes an expansion slot and an external memory card; the expansion slot is disposed on the mirror body; the external memory card is plugged in the expansion slot for storing the image data captured by the first lens andor the second lens or the image data stored in the hard disk.
4. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 2, wherein the data storage unit further includes a transmission slot and a cassette magnetic disk; the transmission slot is disposed on the mirror body; the cassette magnetic disk is plugged in the transmission slot for storing the image data captured by the first lens andor the second lens or the image data stored in the hard disk.
5. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 1 further comprising a prompt unit disposed in the mirror body.
6. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 5, wherein the prompt unit includes a global positioning system (GPS).
7. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 5, wherein the prompt unit includes a speed measuring radar.
8. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 7, wherein the speed measuring radar further includes a button shown on the mirror body, which is used for turning on or turning off the speed measuring radar.
9. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 1, wherein the first lens is a multiple-direction rotatable lens.
10. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 9, wherein the multiple-directions rotatable lens comprises a first rotatable seat and a second rotatable seat, and the first lens disposed on the first rotatable seat is adopted for capturing images from a first visual angle of the first direction rotated by the first rotatable seat, and the first lens and the first rotatable seat disposed on the second rotatable seat is adopted for capturing images from a second visual angle of the first direction rotated by the second rotatable seat.
11. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 1, wherein the second lens is a multiple-directions rotatable lens.
12. The rear-view mirror with a front and rear bidirectional lens and a screen for displaying images as claimed in claim 11, wherein the multiple-direction rotatable lens comprises a first rotatable seat and a second rotatable seat, and the second lens disposed on the first rotatable seat is adopted for capturing images from a first visual angle of the second direction rotated by the first rotatable seat, and the second lens and the first rotatable seat disposed on the second rotatable seat is adopted for capturing images from a second visual angle of the second direction rotated by the second rotatable seat.

1. A micro-dosing pump comprising:
a pump chamber substrate having a pump chamber;
a flexible membrane provided on a first side of the pump chamber substrate such that it covers the pump chamber in a fluid-tight manner;
at least one fluid line provided on a second side of the pump chamber substrate such that a fluid can enter and leave the pump chamber;
a rotatable valve disk having at least one fluid through-opening, the valve disk arranged inside the pump chamber and configured to close the fluid line by a rotation and to open it via the fluid through-opening;
a permanently magnetized or magnetizable actuator disk coupled to the valve disk via at least one resiliently elastic element such that rotating the actuator disk rotates the valve disk, wherein the resiliently elastic element is configured to press the valve disk and the actuator disk away from each other; and
a drive unit having a magnetic pump plunger configured to move the membrane for suction or ejection of the fluid and configured to rotate the permanently magnetized or magnetizable actuator disk.
2. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein the drive unit has an electric motor.
3. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein the drive unit has a sensor which detects the stroke of the pump plunger.
4. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein:
the actuator disk has a recess in which a rod is provided, and
the rod has one of a magnetizable material and a permanent magnetization.
5. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein at least one of the valve disk, the resiliently elastic element, and the pump chamber substrate are made from a plastic.
6. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein at least one of the valve disk and the resiliently elastic element are micro-punched.
7. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein the fluid through-opening of the valve disk is shaped as one of an arc and a circle.
8. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein:
the drive unit is a durable unit, and
the pump chamber substrate, the membrane, the actuator disk and the valve disk are a disposable unit.
9. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein the resiliently elastic element is at least one of a beam spring, a plate spring and a spiral spring.
10. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein the membrane and the resiliently elastic element are formed in one piece.
11. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 10, further comprising:
a mechanical coupling configured to transfer torque from the pump plunger to the actuator disk.
12. The micro-dosing pump as claimed in claim 1, wherein the membrane is made from one of a thermoplastic elastomer film and a structured thermoplastic.

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1. A method of reducing or delaying damage to submerged structures due to adhesion and multiplication by harmful organisms living in the water in seawater or in industrial water systems, comprising the step of applying to the outside of the structure a biocide-free antifouling agent comprising fine basalt fibers or filaments, or comprising a combination of fine basalt fibers or filaments and E glass fibers, wherein the fine basalt fibers or filaments or E-glass fibers have a SiO2 rate of more than 50% by weight,
wherein the antifouling agent is applied in the form of a textile fabric selected from the group consisting of interlaid scrim, woven fabric, knitted fabrics or braiding, a fabric designed by the multiaxial technique, and a fleece,
wherein the exterior surface of the textile fabric to be in contact with the seawater or industrial water is formed predominantly by exposed free fine basalt fibers or filaments.
2. The method of claim 1, wherein the fabric is a fishing net which is placed on the substrate or on underwater surfaces.
3. The method of claim 2, wherein the fishing net is a knotless, warp-knitted fishing net suitable for aquaculture or an antifouling coating.
4. The method of claim 1, wherein the textile fabric is applied by means of adhesives or other chemically adhesive products to the substrate or to the underwater surface, or the textile fabric is applied to the substrate or to the underwater surface by sheathing with tightly woven fabrics or strips or by braiding.
5. The method of claim 1, wherein the textile fabric has edge protection along its edges.
6. The method of claim 1, whereby the woven fabric comprises warp and weft threads, in each case basalt fibers.
7. The method of claim 1, whereby roving and yarns with a fineness of 50 to 3000 tex, are used for the woven fabric and the woven fabrics produced form the yarns have a surface weight of 70 to 1500 gm2.
8. The method of claim 7, whereby roving and yarns with a fineness of 50 to 500 tex, are used for the woven fabric.
9. The method of claim 7, whereby the woven fabrics produced form the yarns have a surface weight of 90 to 200 gm2.
10. The method of claim 1, whereby the woven fabric comprises several coats or layers and is fastened mechanically in terms of weaving technology with quilting seams, whereby the quilting seams are executed using a sewing cotton.
11. The method of claim 1, whereby the layers of the textile fabric are connected to one another by means of adhesion technology.
12. The method of claim 11, wherein the layers of the textile fabric are connected to one another by means of welding adhesive tape andor by means of adhesive powder.
13. The method of claim 1, whereby the textile fabric material comprises yarns or multiyarns.
14. The method of claim 1, whereby the textile fabric, prior to use as an antifouling agent, is subjected to a texturing process.