A Service-Oriented Real-Time Communication Scheme for AUTOSAR Adaptive Using OPC UA and Time-Sensitive Networking.

The transportation industry is facing major challenges that come along with innovative trends like autonomous driving. Due to the growing amount of network participants, smart sensors, and mixed-critical data, scalability and interoperability have become key factors of cost-efficient vehicle engineering. One solution to overcome these challenges is the AUTOSAR Adaptive software platform.

Karyotypes and systematics of Asian high-mountain voles, genus Alticola (Rodentia, Arvicolidae). Results of Mongolian-German biological expeditions since 1962, No. 211.

Six species/subspecies of Asian high-mountain voles, genus Alticola, were studied cytogenetically via conventional staining and C- and G-banding. The karyotypes are very similar. The standard karyotype, as in A.

[Sonography of fetal growth behavior in maternal diabetes mellitus].

In the Gynaecological Hospital affiliated to the District Hospital of Karl-Marx-Stadt, which is a care centre for pregnant diabetic women, 363 diabetic women of classes White A-F 1779 were subjected to ultrasonic examinations between 1982 and 1988. In this connection, nominal-value graphs were prepared to show the biparietal diameter (BIP), the medium thorax diameter and the head-thorax index in dependence upon the gestational age. These nominal-value graphs give a general idea of the specific fetal growth behaviour in case of diabetes mellitus.

[Effect of the delivery procedure on perinatal mortality and neonatal morbidity of underweight infants in the breech position].

The paper deals with the effect of the delivery technique used on perinatal mortality and neonatal morbidity rates. Overall mortality of 236 underweight breech babies (less than 2,500 g) and a number of morbidity parameters of 68 new-born children of 1,000 to 2,000 g birth weight are studied collected over a period of comparable perinatological management. The results show that cesarean section is the most favourable technique for children of 1,000 to 2,000 g birth weight.