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Oil field operations often require the injection of a mixture of gaseous and liquid components to enhance the production of hydrocarbons from a hydrocarbon-bearing formation. Wet steam, i.e., steam that has a water phase and a vapor phase, is often injected in hydrocarbon fields having heavy hydrocarbons to assist the ... | Oil field operations often require the injection of a mixture of gaseous and liquid components to enhance the production of hydrocarbons from a hydrocarbon-bearing formation. Wet steam, i.e., steam that has a boiling phase and a vapor phase, is often injected in hydrocarbon fields having heavy hydrocarbons to ease the ... | Oil field operations often require the injection of a mixture of gaseous and liquid components to enhance the production of hydrocarbons fr(k a hydrocarbon - bearing formation. Wet steam, i. e. , steam that has a water phase and a vapor phase, is often injected in hydrocarbon fields having heavy hydrocarbons to assist ... | Oil field operations require the injection of a of gaseous and liquid components to enhance the production of hydrocarbons from a hydrocarbon-bearing formation. Wet steam, i.e., steam that a phase and a vapor phase, is often injected in hydrocarbon fields having heavy hydrocarbons assist the movement of the hydrocarbon... | Oil FIeLd opERatIOns OFteN rEquIRE THe iNjeCtiOn oF A mIXTuRe oF gasEOuS And LiQuId comPONeNts TO EnhANcE ThE prOduCTION OF hYdRocArBons frOM a HYdROCArBON-beArinG formAtIoN. Wet StEam, i.e., SteAM THAT hAs A wAter pHase And A vAPor phAse, iS ofteN injectED In hydROCaRbon FIELds having hEavY hYdROcarbOns tO aSsIST THE ... | Oil field operations often requirethe injection of a mixture of gaseous and liquid components to enhance the production of hydrocarbons from a hydrocarbon-bearing formation. Wet steam, i.e., steam that has a water phase and a vapor phase, is often injected inhydrocarbon fields having heavy hydroc... | Oil field operations often require the injection of a mixture _of_ gaseous and liquid components to enhance the production of _hydrocarbons_ from a hydrocarbon-bearing formation. Wet _steam,_ _i.e.,_ steam that has a water phase and a vapor phase, is often injected _in_ hydrocarbon fields having heavy hydrocarbons to a... |
Flash memory is an electronic non-volatile computer storage medium that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. Flash cells are used in a wide variety of commercial and military electronic devices and equipment. In flash memory cells, over erase associated with stacked gate structures is eliminated by the use of a... | Flash memory is an electronic non-volatile computer storage medium that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. Flash readers are used in a wide variety of commercial and military electronic units and equipment. In flash memory cells, over erase associated with stacked cache structures is eliminated by the use of ... | Flash memo#U is an electronic non - volatile c(mp*ter storage medium that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. Flash cells are used in a wide variwry of commercial and military electronic devices and equipment. In fIzsh memory fel.s, )Ber erase ass(cKated with Xtaxked gate structures is eliminated by the use of... | memory is an electronic non-volatile computer storage medium that can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. Flash are used in a variety of commercial and military electronic devices and equipment. In memory cells, over erase associated with gate structures is eliminated by the use of a split gate structure. | FlASH MEmOrY IS aN eLeCtrOnIC NoN-VOLAtiLe cOMputEr stoRAgE mEdiUM that cAn BE ElectRIcallY ERasED aND rEPrOGraMmED. FlasH CeLlS are USeD IN a widE VARIEtY Of CoMMeRciAL AnD MIliTARy ELECTRoNiC DeviCeS AnD EQuipMenT. iN FlASH MemORY cELLs, oVeR ERaSE ASSOCiATED WItH STACKEd gaTE strUctuReS Is ELimiNATED BY THe uSE oF a... | Flashmemory is anelectronic non-volatile computer storage mediumthat can be electrically erased and reprogrammed. Flash cells areused in a wide variety of commercialand militaryelectronic devices and equipment. In flash memory cells, over erase associated with stacked gate structures is eliminated by the... | _Flash_ memory is an electronic non-volatile computer storage medium that can be _electrically_ _erased_ _and_ _reprogrammed._ Flash cells are _used_ in a _wide_ variety of commercial and military electronic devices and equipment. In flash memory cells, over erase associated with stacked _gate_ structures is eliminated... |
Fluorescent lights are the most common light source used in commercial buildings. As is well known, to provide the same amount of light output, a fluorescent bulb requires more electrical power when cold than after it has heated up. Once heated up, the extra power provided during start-up is dissipated as heat and does... | Fluorescent lights are the most common light source used in commercial buildings. As is well known, to provide the same amount of light output, a fluorescent bulb requires more electrical power when cold than after it has heated up. Once heated up, the extra power provided during start-up is dissipated as heat and does... | Fluorescent lights are the most common piNht source used in commercial buildings. As is well known, to provide the same amount of lifmt output, a fluorescent bulb requires more electrical power wGsn cold than after it has heated up. Once heated up, the extra power provided during start - up is dissipated as heat and do... | lights the most common used in commercial buildings. As is well known, provide the same of light output, a fluorescent bulb requires more power when cold than after it has up. heated up, extra power provided during start-up is dissipated as heat and not substantially affect the light output of the bulb as by the user. ... | FlUoREsCENT LIgHtS ARe thE mosT coMMoN liGht sOuRcE Used iN cOMMerCiAL bUIlDINGS. AS iS welL KnOWN, tO PrOVIDE ThE SAMe aMOuNT OF lIGHt OutPut, a flUOREScent BulB reqUIres mOrE ELecTRicAl PowEr wHEn cOlD ThAn After It HaS HEatEd up. ONcE heatED up, thE exTrA POwEr ProvidED DURInG stArT-up IS dissipAteD As HeaT and DoEs... | Fluorescent lights are the most common lightsource used in commercial buildings. As is well known, to providethe same amount of light output, a fluorescentbulb requiresmoreelectrical powerwhen cold than after it has heated up. Onceheated up, the extra power provided during start-up is dissipated as heat ... | Fluorescent lights are the most _common_ light source used in commercial buildings. As is well known, _to_ provide _the_ same _amount_ of light _output,_ a fluorescent bulb requires _more_ _electrical_ power when cold _than_ _after_ it has heated up. Once heated up, _the_ extra power provided during _start-up_ is dissi... |
Generally, users employ keywords in conducting searches in different domains, including online media. Keywords tend to be predetermined by search engines or other online media being accessed by a user. Lists of keywords, as such, are typically static and then may be partly refreshed based on retrieved search results. H... | Generally, users employ keywords in conducting searches in different domains, including online media. Keywords tend to be predetermined by search engines or other online media being accessed by a user. Lists of keywords, as such, are typically static and then may be partly irrelevant based on retrieved search results. ... | Generally, udsrs employ kRywo$ds in conducting searches in different domains, Lnc,uding online media. Keywords tend to be predeyermineS by search engines or other online media being accessed by a user. Lists of keywirXs, as such, are typically static and then may be partly refreshed based on retrieved search results. H... | Generally, employ keywords in conducting searches in different domains, including online media. Keywords tend to be predetermined by search engines or other online media being accessed by a user. Lists of keywords, as such, are typically static and may be partly refreshed based on retrieved search results. However, the... | gENeRaLlY, USERS emPlOY KEYWoRDs iN COnDucTIng sEarches IN DIfFeRenT DOMAInS, iNclUDInG oNlinE MEDiA. keyWORdS TEnd To Be PREdETERmined bY SeArCh EngineS Or OthER ONLIne MEdiA BEING acCESSED by A useR. LisTS Of KEYwoRDs, aS sUCh, arE TYpIcALly StatIC aNd theN MAY bE parTlY refRESHEd bASEd ON retRIeVed seArCH ResULTS. h... | Generally,users employ keywords in conducting searches indifferent domains, including online media. Keywords tend to be predetermined by search enginesor other online media being accessed by a user.Lists of keywords, as such, are typically static andthen may be partly refreshed basedon retrieved search results... | Generally, users employ keywords in _conducting_ searches _in_ _different_ domains, _including_ _online_ media. Keywords tend to be predetermined by search engines or other _online_ media _being_ accessed by a user. Lists of _keywords,_ as _such,_ are typically _static_ and then may be partly refreshed based on _retrie... |
The present invention relates to a method for controlling computer network security.
Firewalls and intrusion detection systems are devices that are used to protect a computer network from unauthorized or disruptive users. A firewall can be used to secure a local area network from users outside the local area network. A... | The present invention relates to a method for controlling computer network security. Firewalls and intrusion detection systems are devices that are used to protect a computer network from unauthorized or disruptive users. A firewall can be used to secure a local area network from users outside the local area network. A... | The present invention relates to a method for controlling computer network security. Firewalls and intrusion detection systems are devices that are used to protect a computer network from unauthorized or disruptive users. A firewall can be used to secure a local area network from users outside the lKca. area network. A... | The present invention relates to a method for controlling computer network Firewalls and intrusion detection systems are devices that are used to protect computer network from unauthorized or users. A firewall can used to secure a local area network from users outside local area A firewall checks, routes, and frequentl... | the presenT iNVENtIon RELAtes TO a MetHOD for cOnTrOlLinG compUtEr NeTWORk sECUrity.
firewaLlS anD iNtRuSIOn DEteCTiON sYSteMS ArE DeVIcEs ThaT ArE usEd tO ProtECT A comPuTer NeTWOrk FrOM UnAUThOriZEd or dISrUpTIVe users. A FIrewall caN bE uSeD to SECuRe a lOCAL AreA nEtWOrK fROm uSerS OuTsIDE tHe LOCAl Area nEtwOrk. a... | The presentinvention relates to a method for controlling computer network security. Firewalls and intrusion detection systems are devices that are used toprotect a computer network from unauthorizedor disruptive users. A firewall can be used to secure a localareanetwork from usersoutside thelocalarea netw... | The present invention relates to a _method_ for controlling computer network security. Firewalls and intrusion detection systems are devices that are used to protect a _computer_ network from _unauthorized_ _or_ disruptive _users._ A _firewall_ can _be_ used to secure a local _area_ network _from_ users outside _the_ _... |
The use of free-standing potty chairs by young children is well known. Potty chairs provide a portable, and conveniently-sized toilet means for young children, and serve as preparatory appartuses in teaching young children to use conventional toilets.
Another device used in the teaching process is a toilet trainer whic... | The use of free-standing potty chairs by young children is well known. Potty chairs provide a lightweight and conveniently-sized toilet means for young children, and serve as preparatory appartuses in introducing young children to use conventional toilets. Another device used in the teaching process is a toilet trainer... | The use of free - standing potty chairs by young children is well known. Potty chairs provide a portable, and conveniently - sized toilet means for young children, and serve as preparatory appartuses in teaching young children to use conventional toilets. Another device used in the teaching process is a toilet trainer ... | The use of free-standing potty chairs by young children well known. Potty chairs provide a portable, and conveniently-sized toilet means for young children, and serve as preparatory appartuses in teaching young children to use conventional toilets. Another device in the teaching process is a toilet trainer is designed ... | THE USe OF fReE-StAnDing potty ChAiRs bY YoUNG cHILdRen IS weLl KnOwn. pOTty cHairS PRoviDE A pORTAbLE, aNd cOnvENiEnTLy-sizED ToILeT MEaNS FoR YouNG cHiLdREN, AnD SERVe As PrEParaTorY APpARtusEs IN TEaChinG young CHIldren to Use CoNveNTiONAL tOIletS.
aNoThEr DeVICe UseD iN The TeACHINg pROcess IS a TOILET tRaIner whIc... | The useof free-standing potty chairsby young children iswell known. Potty chairs provide a portable, andconveniently-sized toilet meansfor young children, and serve as preparatory appartusesin teachingyoung children to use conventional toilets. Another deviceused in theteaching process is a toi... | The use of free-standing potty chairs by young _children_ _is_ well known. Potty chairs provide a portable, and conveniently-sized toilet means for young children, and serve as preparatory _appartuses_ in teaching young children _to_ use conventional toilets. Another device used in the _teaching_ process _is_ a toilet ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an ion measuring system, and in particular relates to a multi-electrode measuring system which is able apply for biomedicine, chemistry related fields, etc.
2. Description of the Related Art
The ion sensitive field effect transistor (ISFET) was first invented b... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ion measuring system, and in particular relates to a multi-electrode measuring system which is able apply for biomedicine, chemistry related fields, etc. 2. Description of the Related Art The ion sensitive field effect transistor (ISFET) was first invented b... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention %e<ates to an ion measuring system, and in particular relates to a multi - electrode measuring system which is able apply for biomedicine, chemistry related fields, etc. 2. Description of the Related Art The ion sensitive field effect transistor (ISFET) was first invented... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ion measuring system, in particular relates to a multi-electrode measuring system which is able apply for biomedicine, chemistry related fields, etc. 2. Description of the Related Art The ion sensitive effect transistor (ISFET) was first invented by P. Bergv... | 1. fiElD OF the INVEntIOn
tHe pRESEnT invenTiOn relAteS to AN ION MeasuRinG sYstEM, AND in PartIcULar RELaTes tO A MUlTI-ELeCtROde mEaSurinG SysTEM wHiCh iS ABLe AppLy fOR BIOmEDIcine, ChemIsTry relATEd Fields, etc.
2. dEscrIptIoN OF tHE rElAted aRt
ThE Ion SENSitiVE FIEld EFFecT TRANsIStor (IsFet) was FIRsT InveNtEd B... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The presentinvention relates to an ionmeasuring system, and in particularrelates to a multi-electrode measuringsystem which is able apply for biomedicine, chemistryrelated fields, etc. 2. Description of the RelatedArt The ionsensitive field effect transistor (ISFET) was firstinve... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ an ion _measuring_ system, and _in_ particular relates to a multi-electrode measuring system which is able apply _for_ biomedicine, _chemistry_ related fields, etc. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art The ion sensitive field effect _transistor_ (ISFET) _was_ ... |
The increasing sophistication of electronic circuits and systems presents unique challenges for circuit designers. The operating frequency of modern electrical and electronic equipment continues to increase, in order to reduce the physical size and weight of the electronic circuits and systems. However, the trend is hi... | The increasing sophistication of electronic circuits and systems presents unique challenges for circuit designers. The operating frequency of modern electrical and electronic equipment continues to increase, in order to reduce the physical size and weight of the electronic circuits and systems. However, the trend is hi... | The increasing sophistication of electronic circuits and systems presents unique challenges for circuit designers. The operating frequency of modern electrical and electronic equipment continues to increase, in order to reduce the physical size and weight of the electronic circuits and systems. However, the trend is hi... | The increasing sophistication of electronic circuits and systems presents unique challenges for circuit designers. operating frequency of modern and electronic equipment continues to in order to reduce the physical size weight circuits and systems. However, trend hindered by the possible generation undesirable effects,... | The IncreASING sophISTicAtion of eleCtroNiC cIrCuiTs and SySTemS PREseNtS uNIQuE ChAlLenGes FOr cIrcuiT dEsigNErS. tHe OpeRATing FrequEnCy Of modern eleCtRicAl and elEcTrONiC EQuIPmEnt CONtinuES To InCREaSe, IN ORDEr tO REDUCe THe pHySiCAl sIZE anD weiGhT of the eLECTronIc cIrcUIts anD sYSTems. HOwEvER, tHE TReNd iS hI... | The increasing sophistication of electronic circuitsandsystems presentsunique challenges for circuit designers. The operating frequency of modern electrical and electronic equipment continuesto increase, in order to reduce the physical size and weight of the electronic circuits and systems. However,the t... | The increasing sophistication of electronic circuits _and_ systems presents _unique_ challenges for circuit _designers._ The operating frequency of _modern_ electrical _and_ electronic _equipment_ continues to increase, in _order_ to reduce the physical size and weight _of_ the electronic circuits _and_ _systems._ Howe... |
1. Related Applications
This application is a Continuation-In-Part of application Ser. No. 534,805, filed 9-22-83, entitled "Vehicle Compactor" now U.S. Pat. No. 4,510,858, which is a Divisional of application Ser. No. 347,489, filed 2-10-82, entitled "Vehicle Compactor" which has now been issued as U.S. Pat. No. 4,426... | 1. Related Applications This application is a Continuation-In-Part of application Ser. No. 534,805, filed 9-22-83, entitled "Vehicle Compactor" now U.S. Pat. No. 4,510,858, which is a Divisional of application Ser. No. 347,489, filed 2-10-82, entitled "Vehicle Compactor" which has now been issued as U.S. Pat. No. 4,426... | 1. Related Applications This application is a Continuation - In - Part of application Ser. No. 534, 805, filed 9 - 22 - 83, entitled " Vehicle Compactor " now U. S. Pat. No. 4, 510, 858, which is a Divisional of application Ser. No. 347, 489, filed 2 - 10 - 82, entitled " Vehicle Compactor " which has now been issued a... | 1. Related Applications This is a Continuation-In-Part of application Ser. 534,805, filed 9-22-83, "Vehicle Compactor" now U.S. Pat. No. 4,510,858, which is a Divisional of application Ser. No. 347,489, filed 2-10-82, entitled "Vehicle Compactor" which has now issued as U.S. Pat. No. 4,426,928. 2. Field of the Inventio... | 1. ReLaTEd ApPLicaTIONs
THIS appLicatION Is A CONTINuAtiOn-IN-Part oF apPliCATIoN seR. NO. 534,805, fiLED 9-22-83, ENtItleD "VeHIcLe cOmPACtOr" NoW u.S. PAt. nO. 4,510,858, WhICH IS a DiVisiOnal of ApPlICatION sER. nO. 347,489, FIled 2-10-82, EntITLED "VehIClE CoMpaCToR" which HAs nOW beEn ISSued As U.s. Pat. No. 4,426... | 1. Related Applications This application is a Continuation-In-Part of application Ser. No. 534,805, filed 9-22-83, entitled "Vehicle Compactor" now U.S. Pat. No. 4,510,858, which is a Divisional of applicationSer. No. 347,489, filed 2-10-82,entitled "Vehicle Compactor" which has now been issued as U.S. Pat. N... | 1. Related Applications This _application_ is a Continuation-In-Part of application Ser. No. 534,805, _filed_ 9-22-83, entitled _"Vehicle_ Compactor" now U.S. _Pat._ _No._ 4,510,858, which is a Divisional _of_ _application_ Ser. No. _347,489,_ _filed_ 2-10-82, entitled "Vehicle Compactor" which has now been issued _as_... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to wheeled carriers, and more particularly to two wheeled dumping carts.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Two wheeled dumping carts are known in the prior art. For example, in U.S. Pat. No. 3,178,228 of C. Gibson et al a dumping hand cart is disclosed including ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to wheeled carriers, and more particularly to two wheeled dumping carts. 2. Description of the Prior Art Two wheeled dumping carts are known in the prior art. For example, in U.S. Pat. No. 3,178,228 of C. Gibson et al a dumping hand cart is disclosed including ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to wheeled carriers, and more particulWdly to two wheeled dumping carts. 2. Description of the Prior Art Two wheeled dumping carts are known in the prior art. For example, in U. S. Pat. No. 3, 178, 228 of C. Gibson et al a dumping hand cart is disclosed includi... | 1. Field Invention This invention generally to wheeled carriers, more particularly to wheeled dumping carts. 2. Description of the Prior Art Two wheeled dumping carts are known in prior art. For example, in U.S. Pat. No. 3,178,228 of C. Gibson et al a dumping hand cart is including a three sided frame pivotally support... | 1. fIeld of tHe invEnTIon
thIS iNveNtION RELAtEs geNEraLly TO wHEeLEd caRRIErs, aNd MoRE PaRTIcULARly tO tWO whEelED DuMPInG carts.
2. descRiPTiON oF THe PRiOR ArT
two WHEELeD DuMPing CARTS are kNOWn iN THe Prior aRT. FOR ExaMplE, IN u.S. paT. No. 3,178,228 of c. GIBsoN eT al A DUmpinG HAND CaRt iS DIsCLOsED INClUDING ... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relatesgenerallyto wheeled carriers, and more particularly to two wheeled dumping carts. 2. Description of the Prior ArtTwo wheeled dumping carts areknown inthe prior art.For example, in U.S. Pat.No. 3,178,228of C. Gibson et al a dumping hand cart isdisclosed including a... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This _invention_ relates generally to wheeled carriers, and more particularly to two wheeled _dumping_ carts. _2._ Description of the Prior Art Two _wheeled_ dumping carts are _known_ _in_ the prior art. For example, in U.S. _Pat._ No. 3,178,228 of C. Gibson et al a dumping hand cart is disc... |
The present invention relates generally to high density multilayer interconnect (HDMI) structures, and more particularly, to an attachment method for assembling flexible HDMI decals comprising flexible fine line interconnect structures.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,699,245, entitled "Methods of Forming Two-Sided HDMI Interconnect S... | The present invention relates generally to high density multilayer interconnect layer structures, and more particularly, to an attachment method for assembling flexible HDMI decals comprising flexible fine line interconnect structures. U.S. Pat. No. 5,699,245, entitled "Methods of Forming Two-Sided HDMI Interconnect St... | The present invention relates generally to high density multilayer interconnect (HDMI) structures, and more particularly, to an AttaFhment method for assembling flexible HDMI decals comprising flexible fine llnw interconnect structures. U. S. Pat. No. 5, 699, 245, entitled " Methods of Forming Two - wived HDMI Intercon... | The present invention relates generally to high density multilayer interconnect structures, and more particularly, to an attachment method for flexible HDMI decals comprising flexible fine line interconnect structures. U.S. Pat. No. 5,699,245, "Methods of Forming Two-Sided HDMI Interconnect Structures", assigned to the... | tHE PRESenT InvENTiOn relatEs GEneRaLLy To HigH DensITy MULTIlAYER InTerCOnneCt (HDmI) STRuCtuRES, aNd moRE PArticUlaRLY, To An attacHmENT METhoD fOR AsSeMBLinG fLExiBLE HDMi dEcals COMPrIsinG FlExIblE fiNE LINE intercONNect strUcTuRes.
u.S. PaT. nO. 5,699,245, EnTItled "METHODS Of forminG two-SiDeD hDmi inTERCONNECt S... | The present invention relates generally to highdensity multilayer interconnect(HDMI)structures, and more particularly, to an attachment method for assembling flexibleHDMI decals comprising flexible fine line interconnect structures. U.S. Pat. No. 5,699,245, entitled "Methods of Forming Two-Sided ... | _The_ present invention relates _generally_ to high density multilayer interconnect (HDMI) structures, and more particularly, to _an_ attachment method for assembling _flexible_ HDMI _decals_ comprising flexible fine _line_ _interconnect_ structures. _U.S._ Pat. _No._ 5,699,245, _entitled_ "Methods of Forming Two-Sided... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a pressure vessel for a toilet, particularly to one that able to guide pressured water into a drain valve so as to open it for flushing the toilet.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Commonly, a conventional vessel used for a toilet to carry out flushing is based on grav... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a pressure vessel for a toilet, particularly to one that able to guide pressured water into a drain valve so as to open it for flushing the toilet. 2. Description of the Prior Art Commonly, a conventional vessel used for a toilet to carry out flushing is based on grav... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a pressure vessel for a toilet, particularly to one that able to guide pressured water into a drain valve so as to open it for flushing the toilet. 2. Description of the Prior Art Commonly, a conventional vessel used for a toilet to carry out flushing is faZed on grav... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a pressure vessel for a toilet, particularly to one that able to guide pressured water into a drain valve as open it for flushing the 2. the Prior Art Commonly, a conventional vessel used for a toilet to carry out flushing is based on gravity force and water level dro... | 1. FIelD Of tHe invEnTion
tHiS inveNTiOn rELATEs to A preSsUrE vessEL FOR a toIlEt, pARticulArLy To One tHAt Able To GuidE prESsUrED watEr iNto A DraIN vAlvE So as tO OPen It for flusHing THe TOilet.
2. deSCRiptION oF thE prIor ARt
coMMOnLY, A ConvENtIONaL VEssEl USed fOr A toilET To cArrY OUt FLUsHING Is BasED On GrAv... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates toapressure vessel for a toilet,particularly to one that able to guide pressuredwaterinto a drain valve so asto open it for flushing the toilet. 2. Description of the Prior Art Commonly, a conventional vesselused for a toilet to carryoutflushing is based... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates to a pressure _vessel_ for a toilet, _particularly_ to _one_ that _able_ to guide pressured water into a drain valve so as to open it for flushing the toilet. 2. Description of the Prior Art Commonly, a conventional vessel _used_ for a toilet to carry _out_ flushing is... |
Implantable medical devices (IMDs) are often utilized in modern healthcare to facilitate the ability for patients to lead healthy and full lives. For example, IMDs such as pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs), neurostimulators, and drug pumps can facilitate management of a wide range of ailments, ... | Implantable medical devices (IMDs) are often utilized in modern healthcare to facilitate the ability for patients to lead healthy and full lives. For example, IMDs such as pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs), neurostimulators, and drug pumps can achieve management of a wide range of ailments, inc... | ImpPsntable medical devices (IMDs) are often utilized in modern healthcare to facilitate the ability for patients to lead healthy and full lives. For example, IMDs such as pacemakers, implantable cardioverter - defibrillators (ICDs ), neurostimulators, and drug pumps can facilitate management of a A*de range of ailment... | Implantable medical devices (IMDs) are often utilized in modern healthcare facilitate the ability for lead healthy and full lives. For example, such pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs), neurostimulators, and drug pumps can facilitate of a wide range ailments, including, but not limited to, cardia... | implaNtabLe MeDiCAL DeVices (iMds) aRE OfTen UtILIzeD In MODErN hEalTHcARE tO facIliTatE The AbilITy for PAtIEnTS to LeAD hEalTHy ANd FULl livES. FOR eXample, iMDs sUcH aS PaCeMaKErS, imPlAnTABle cARdIoVeRtER-deFiBRillATORs (ICDS), nEuRosTiMuLatoRS, anD DRUg PumPS cAN FaciLitaTE MAnagemenT oF A WiDe RANgE Of AiLMENTs, ... | Implantable medical devices (IMDs) are often utilized in modern healthcare to facilitate the ability for patients to leadhealthy andfull lives. For example, IMDs such as pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs), neurostimulators, and drug pumps can facilitate management of a wide range of... | Implantable medical devices (IMDs) are often _utilized_ in modern healthcare _to_ facilitate the _ability_ _for_ patients to lead healthy and full lives. For example, IMDs such as _pacemakers,_ implantable cardioverter-defibrillators (ICDs), neurostimulators, and _drug_ pumps _can_ facilitate management of a wide range... |
Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to provide various communication services such as, for example, voice, video, packet data, messaging, or broadcast. These wireless networks may be multiple-access networks capable of supporting multiple users by sharing the available network resources. Examples of suc... | Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to provide various communication services such as, for example, voice, video, packet data, messaging, or broadcast. These wireless networks may be multiple-access networks capable of supporting multiple users by sharing the available network resources. Examples of suc... | Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to provide various communication services such as, for example, voice, video, packet data, messaging, or broadcast. These wireless networks may be multiple - access networks capable of supporting multiple users by sharing the available network resources. Examples of s... | Wireless communication are widely deployed to provide various communication services such as, for example, voice, video, packet data, or broadcast. These wireless networks may be multiple-access capable of multiple users by sharing the network resources. Examples of such multiple-access networks include Code Division A... | wirELeSs cOmmunicaTIOn NETwOrks ARe wiDely DePLoyEd to ProviDe vARiOUs cOMMuNicaTIoN seRVICEs sUCh as, FoR ExaMPLE, VoIcE, vIDEO, pACKeT DAtA, MeSSAgING, Or BroAdcASt. ThESE wiRELEss neTworks mAy be mULTIPLE-ACcEss neTWOrkS CapaBle OF suPportInG MuLtIpLe uSers By SHARIng the aVaiLAbLE nETWOrK ReSourCEs. ExAmplEs oF SUC... | Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to providevarious communicationservices suchas, for example, voice, video, packet data, messaging, or broadcast. Thesewireless networks may be multiple-access networks capable of supportingmultiple usersby sharing the available network resources.Examples... | Wireless _communication_ networks are widely deployed _to_ provide various communication _services_ such as, for example, voice, video, packet data, _messaging,_ _or_ _broadcast._ These wireless networks may _be_ multiple-access _networks_ capable of supporting multiple users by sharing the available network resources.... |
There is a significant and growing need for the ex vivo creation of mammalian tissues for the augmentation or replacement of damaged tissues and organs. For example, cartilage cells produced in vitro may be useful for repairing cartilage that has been damaged in a knee injury or deteriorated by osteoarthritis.
The succ... | There is a significant and growing need for the ex vivo creation of mammalian tissues for the augmentation or replacement of damaged tissues and organs. For example, cartilage cells produced in vitro may be useful for repairing cartilage that has been damaged in a knee injury or deteriorated by osteoarthritis. The succ... | There is a significant and growing need for the ex vivo creation of mammalian tissues for the augmentation or replacement of damaged tissues and organs. For example, cartilage cells produced in vitro may be useful for repairing cartilage that has been damaged in a knee injury or deteriorated by osteoarthritis. The succ... | There is a significant and growing need for the ex vivo creation of mammalian tissues for the augmentation or replacement of tissues and For example, cartilage cells produced in vitro be for repairing that has been damaged in a knee or deteriorated by osteoarthritis. The successful development of tissues created ex viv... | there is a SiGNiFicAnT ANd gRoWinG NEed For THe ex vIVo creATiON oF mAmmalian tiSSuEs fOR The aUgmENtATiON Or RepLAcemENT Of daMAGED TissUES ANd OrgAnS. foR EXAMPlE, CArTILage CELls PrODUCeD in vITro May Be usEful FOR RePaIriNg CARtilagE ThaT HaS Been DamagEd in A KNEe injURy oR DeterioRATED BY OstEOARTHritIS.
tHe sUcc... | There is a significant and growing need forthe ex vivo creation of mammalian tissues for the augmentation or replacement of damaged tissuesand organs. For example, cartilage cells produced in vitro may be useful for repairing cartilage that has been damaged in a knee injury or deteriorated by oste... | There is a significant and growing _need_ for the ex vivo creation of mammalian tissues for the augmentation _or_ replacement of damaged _tissues_ and _organs._ For example, _cartilage_ cells _produced_ in vitro _may_ be useful _for_ repairing cartilage that has been damaged in _a_ knee _injury_ or deteriorated by oste... |
Technical Field
The invention relates to a system and architecture that enables customer service applications to access and share data with enterprise information systems in real time.
Description of the Background Art
To automate customer service functions, business applications need to exchange data with a variety of... | Technical Field The invention relates to a system and architecture that enables customer service applications to access and share data with enterprise information systems in real time. Description of the Background Art To automate customer service functions, business applications need to exchange data with a variety of... | TeShnicaP Field The invention relates to a system and architecture that enables customer service applications to access and share data with enterprise information systems in real time. Description of the Background Art To automate customer service functions, business applications need to exchange data with a variety of... | Technical Field The relates to system and architecture that enables customer service applications to access and data with enterprise information systems in real time. Description of the Background Art To automate customer service functions, business applications need to exchange data with a of enterprise information sy... | teCHNICal Field
tHe iNveNtioN RELates to a SYsTEM And ArChITeCTUre tHat ENABlES CuSToMer sERVICE APPlIcATIOns tO AcCesS anD sHArE dAta wIth eNTErPrisE INfoRmAtiON SySTeMs in ReAl tIME.
DeScRiPTIOn Of The BaCKGrOUNd ART
to aUtomAtE cusTOmEr SERvICe fuNCtIoNS, BUSiNeSS appLicaTIonS NEEd To ExchaNGE DAta WITH a variETy Of... | Technical FieldThe invention relates to a system and architecturethat enables customer service applications to accessand share datawith enterprise information systems in real time. Description of the Background Art To automate customer service functions,business applications need to exchange data with ... | _Technical_ Field The invention _relates_ to a system and architecture that _enables_ customer service applications _to_ access _and_ share _data_ with enterprise information systems in _real_ _time._ Description of the Background Art To automate customer service functions, business applications _need_ to exchange data... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to connectors for high-speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected to contacts of the connectors.
2. Description of the Related Art
High-speed cable routing has been used to transm... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to connectors for high-speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected to contacts of the connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High-speed cable routing has been used to transm... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to connectors for high - speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in whiFb wires are directly connected to contacts of the connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High - speed cwnle routing has been used to tr... | 1. Field of the Invention The relates to connectors for high-speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to in which are directly connected to contacts of the connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High-speed cable routing has been used to transmit substrates, such as printed circ... | 1. FiElD Of The InvEntIOn
tHe presEnT INVEntIOn RELATES tO coNNectORS FOr HIGH-SPEeD SIgnAL TRansMissIon. MORE spEcIFiCallY, ThE pReSeNt invEnTioN relAtES TO ConNECTORS iN wHiCH WIres aRE dIReCTlY coNnECted tO cONTACtS oF THE CONNEctOrs.
2. desCription of thE reLated art
hIgH-sPeEd caBLE RouTINg hAS Been UsEd TO TRANSm... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to connectors for high-speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected to contacts of the connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High-speed cable routing ... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates to connectors for _high-speed_ signal _transmission._ _More_ specifically, the present _invention_ relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected to _contacts_ _of_ _the_ connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High-speed _cable_ routing _has_... |
This invention relates to remediation of environmental contamination. More particularly, the invention relates to methods for accelerating or enhancing in situ dehalogenation of nonaqueous halogenated solvents in ground water. These methods involve adding to the contaminated ground water a composition of matter that bo... | This invention relates to remediation of environmental contamination. More particularly, the invention relates to methods for accelerating or enhancing in situ dehalogenation of nonaqueous halogenated solvents in ground water. These methods involve adding to the contaminated ground water a composition of matter that bo... | This invention relates to remediation of environmental contamination. More particularly, the invention relates to methods for accelerating or enhancing in situ dehalogenation of nonaqueous halogenated solvents in ground water. These methods involve adding to the contaminated ground water a composition of matter that bo... | This invention relates to remediation of environmental contamination. More particularly, the invention relates to methods for accelerating or enhancing in situ dehalogenation of nonaqueous halogenated solvents in ground water. These methods involve adding to the contaminated ground water a composition of that both func... | ThIs INvEnTIon reLAtEs tO remediatiON OF eNVIroNMeNtal CoNtaMinatiOn. moRE PARtICulArLY, thE invENtion RelaTEs tO MEthODS foR acCeleraTInG Or eNHaNcIng iN SItU DeHaloGENATIon of NonaQueouS HALogEnaTED solvEnts iN groUnd WAtER. thesE mEtHOds InVOlve ADDINg to THE ContaminATED GROuND WAter A comPosiTION of MaTtER ThaT bO... | This invention relates to remediation of environmental contamination. More particularly, the invention relates to methods for accelerating or enhancing in situdehalogenation of nonaqueoushalogenated solvents in ground water. These methods involve adding to the contaminated groundwater a composition... | This invention relates to _remediation_ of environmental contamination. More particularly, the invention relates to methods for accelerating or enhancing in situ dehalogenation of nonaqueous halogenated solvents in ground water. These methods involve adding to the contaminated _ground_ water a _composition_ of matter t... |
This disclosure relates to a system for evaluating agricultural material, such as an imaging system for evaluating samples of agricultural material.
Certain prior art imaging systems use cameras that are connected to a bypass channel on a clean grain elevator of a combine. The bypass channel can become clogged with agr... | This disclosure relates to a system for evaluating agricultural material, such as an imaging system for evaluating samples of agricultural material. Certain prior art imaging systems use cameras that are connected to a bypass channel on a clean grain elevator of a combine. The bypass channel can become clogged with agr... | This WiscloEure relates to a system for evaluating agricultural material, such as an imaging syDtek for evaluating samples of agricultural material. Certain prior art imaging systems use cameras that are connected to a bypass chanbe? on a clean grain elevator of a combine. The bypass channel can become clogged wi5g agr... | This disclosure relates to a system for evaluating agricultural such as an imaging system for samples of agricultural material. Certain prior art imaging systems use that are connected to a bypass channel on a clean elevator of a combine. The bypass channel can become clogged with agricultural material with high moistu... | this DisClOsuRe reLatES TO a SYStem fOR EvALuatInG aGriCuLtURAL mateRiAl, SUCh aS AN IMAgIng SYSTEM FOR EVaLuaTInG SAmpLes oF agRIcUlTuRal maTerIaL.
CErTAIN prior ART ImAGINg sYstEmS uSE cAmeRaS tHAT Are cONnecTeD to A BypASs CHANnEL oN A cLEaN gRaIN eleVAtOr of a COmBinE. tHe bypASS cHanNeL CAn becoME cLOgGED witH aGr... | Thisdisclosure relates to a system for evaluating agricultural material, such asan imaging system for evaluating samples of agricultural material.Certain prior art imaging systems usecameras that are connectedto a bypass channel on a clean grain elevator of a combine. The bypass channel can become clogge... | This disclosure relates _to_ a system for _evaluating_ agricultural _material,_ such as _an_ _imaging_ system _for_ _evaluating_ samples _of_ _agricultural_ material. Certain prior _art_ imaging systems use _cameras_ that are connected to _a_ bypass channel on a _clean_ grain _elevator_ of a combine. The bypass channel... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus for automatically winding up a photographic paper that has been subjected to printing or other photographic processes onto a spool.
2. Description of the Related Art
A photographic printer which employs a continuous photographic paper needs to wind... | 1. Field of the imagination The present invention relates to an apparatus for automatically winding up a photographic paper that has been subjected to printing or other photographic processes onto a spool. 2. Description of the Related Art A photographic printer which employs a continuous photographic paper needs to wi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention rwla4es to an apparatus for automatically dindinB up a photographic paper that has been subjected to printing or other photographic p4ocesXes onto a spool. 2. Description of the Related Art A OhotogrWphic printer which emp<oyw a continuous photographic paper needs to wind... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus for automatically winding up a photographic paper that has been subjected to printing or other processes onto spool. 2. of the Related A photographic printer which employs continuous photographic paper needs to wind up a printed photographic paper a s... | 1. FIElD OF ThE InvENTiOn
the PRESenT INVEntioN RElatEs To an APParatUS foR automaTicALLY WInDiNg Up A phOtOgraphIc papER ThAt HaS BEEN subJecTED TO PrIntiNg OR OtHeR PhOTograPHiC prOceSseS onto a Spool.
2. desCRiPtIOn OF The RElAtEd arT
A PHoToGRApHIC PRIntER WhiCH EMPlOYs a cOntinuOuS photoGRApHic PaPER NeeDs To wiND... | 1.Fieldof the Invention The present invention relatesto an apparatus for automatically winding up a photographic paper that has been subjected to printing or other photographic processes onto a spool.2. Description of the Related Art Aphotographicprinter which employs a continuous photographic ... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ an apparatus _for_ automatically winding _up_ a _photographic_ paper that has been subjected to printing _or_ other photographic _processes_ onto _a_ spool. 2. Description of the Related Art A _photographic_ printer which employs a continuous photograph... |
The invention relates to a process for the preparation of methionine of high bulk density, in which a mixture which comprises a compound which has a foaming action and a compound which influences crystallization is added to the hydrolysis solution, and to the mixture itself.
It is known that the preparation of amino ac... | The invention relates to a process for the preparation of methionine of high bulk density, in which a motley which comprises a compound which has a foaming action and a compound which influences crystallization is added to the hydrolysis solution, and to the mixture itself. It is known that the preparation of amino aci... | The invention relates to a process for the preparation of methionine of high bulk density, in which a mixture which comprises a compound which has a foaming action and a compound which influences crystallization is added to the hydrolysis solution, and to the mixture itself. It is known that the preparation of amino ac... | The relates a for the preparation of methionine of high bulk in which a mixture which comprises a compound which has a foaming action and a compound which influences crystallization is added to the hydrolysis solution, and to the mixture itself. It is known that preparation of amino acids is often associated with diffi... | The InVEnTIoN rELaTeS To a ProCess FoR ThE prEPAraTiOn oF methionine oF HIgh bulK DENsiTY, IN wHiCH A miXTuRE whIch COMPRISeS A COmPouND WHich haS A fOAMInG ACtion anD A CompounD whIch iNFLUENCEs CrYstALlizatION Is ADdEd tO the hyDROlySIs sOLuTIOn, and tO THe miXTuRe ITsELF.
iT is KnoWn that tHe pREPArAtioN oF amINo aC... | The invention relates toa process for the preparation of methionine of high bulkdensity, in which a mixture which comprises a compound which has a foaming action anda compound which influences crystallization is added to the hydrolysis solution, and to the mixture itself. It is known that the preparation ofa... | The invention relates to a process for the preparation _of_ methionine of high bulk density, in which a mixture _which_ comprises a compound which has _a_ _foaming_ action and a compound which influences crystallization is added to the hydrolysis _solution,_ _and_ to _the_ mixture itself. It _is_ _known_ that _the_ pre... |
Reference is made to my own prior U.S. Pat. No. 3,287,866 upon an improved foundation and wall drainage system including a drainage tile positioned adjacent the inner wall of the footer of the outer block wall-footer construction in a conventional basement wall. The basement wall has drain openings provided in the inne... | Reference is made to my own prior U.S. Pat. No. 3,287,866 upon an improved foundation and wall drainage system including a drainage tile positioned adjacent the inner wall of the footer of the outer block wall-footer construction in a conventional basement wall. The basement wall has drain openings provided in the inne... | Reference is made to my own prior U. S. Pat. No. 3, 287, 866 upon an improved foundation and wall drainage system including a drainage tile positioned adjacent the inner wall of the footer of the outer block wall - footer construction in a conventional basement wall. The basement wall has drain openings provided in the... | made to my own prior U.S. Pat. No. 3,287,866 upon an improved foundation and wall drainage system including drainage tile positioned adjacent the wall of the footer of the outer block wall-footer construction in a conventional basement wall. The basement wall has drain openings provided in the inner wall of the block w... | REfERENCE Is mAde to my oWn PRior U.S. Pat. no. 3,287,866 uPon AN iMPROvEd FOUndATION aNd wAll Drainage SYsTem INCLUdiNG A dRainAGe Tile POsiTIoned adjAcenT tHe iNnER walL of The Footer Of the oUtEr BLOCK waLL-FOOTeR ConSTrUCtion iN A COnVENTiOnaL bASEMeNT wALL. thE BasemEnt WaLL HAS DrAIn openiNgS PrOViDED IN ThE INNE... | Reference is made to my own prior U.S. Pat. No.3,287,866 upon an improvedfoundation and wall drainagesystem includinga drainage tile positioned adjacent the inner wall of the footer of the outer block wall-footerconstruction in a conventional basement wall. The basement wall has drain openings provide... | Reference is made to my own _prior_ U.S. _Pat._ _No._ _3,287,866_ upon _an_ _improved_ foundation and wall drainage system _including_ _a_ drainage tile _positioned_ adjacent the inner wall _of_ the _footer_ of the outer _block_ wall-footer construction in a conventional _basement_ wall. The basement _wall_ has drain o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure generally relates to water amusement attractions and rides. More particularly, the disclosure generally relates to jet and side control gates for controlling water flow in water amusement rides.
2. Description of the Relevant Art
The 80's decade witnessed phenomenal grow... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to water amusement attractions and rides. More particularly, the disclosure generally relates to jet and side control gates for controlling water flow in water amusement rides. 2. Description of the Relevant Art The 80's decade witnessed phenomenal grow... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to water amusement attractions and rides. More particularly, the disclosure generally relates to jet and side control gates for controlling water flow in water amusement rides. 2. Description of the Relevant Art The 80 ' s decade witnessed phenomenal gr... | 1. of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to water attractions rides. More particularly, the disclosure generally relates to and side control gates controlling water flow in water amusement rides. 2. Description of the Relevant Art The decade witnessed phenomenal growth the participatory family water... | 1. fIELd Of THE InVeNTIon
thE pREsENT dISCLosurE gEnerally ReLates tO WaTER AmusemEnT attRACtIONs AnD rIdeS. MORE pARTicULaRLY, tHe DisCLOSurE GENERAlLy RELAtes TO JeT AnD SIdE ControL GaTes foR cONTROLlIng WAteR fLoW iN wAtER AmuSEment riDeS.
2. dEsCRiPTIoN OF tHE RElEvAnT ArT
thE 80's deCADe WItNeSSeD PhENomEnal GroW... | 1.Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to water amusement attractions and rides. More particularly, the disclosure generally relatesto jetand side control gates for controlling water flow in wateramusement rides. 2. Description of theRelevantArt The 80's decade witnessed phenomenal... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present disclosure generally relates to water amusement attractions _and_ rides. _More_ particularly, the disclosure generally _relates_ to jet and side control _gates_ for controlling water _flow_ in water amusement _rides._ 2. Description of the _Relevant_ _Art_ The _80's_ decade witne... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation preventing mechanism and more particularly, it relates to a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation preventing mechanism which always work on the safe side and have a simple constitutio... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation preventing mechanism and more particularly, it relates to a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation preventing mechanism which always work on the safe side and have a simple constitutio... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation prWventiny mechanism and more particu/afly, it relates to a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation preventing mechanism which always work on the safe side and hwv3 a simple constitutio... | Field of the Invention The present relates to a wheel simultaneous brake and caster rotation preventing mechanism and more particularly, it relates a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation preventing mechanism which always work on the safe side a simple 2. Description of Background Art A conventional ... | 1. FIELD Of the iNvENtiOn
THE PrESEnt InvENTiON RElATeS To a wHeEL SimULTaneous brAKE MEchaNIsm aND A CaSteR roTAtIoN PrEveNTInG MEcHaniSM And morE PArtiCULArLY, iT reLATes TO A WheEl siMULTANeOus BRaKE mecHAnIsm And A CasTeR RoTatION PreVEnTiNG MeChaNiSm WHiCH always wOrK on THe SaFe SiDe AnD have A simpLe CONStITutIo... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a wheel simultaneous brakemechanism anda caster rotation preventing mechanismand more particularly, itrelates to a wheel simultaneousbrakemechanism and a casterrotation preventing mechanism which always work on the safe side and have ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ _invention_ _relates_ _to_ a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster rotation preventing mechanism and more particularly, it relates _to_ a wheel simultaneous brake mechanism and a caster _rotation_ preventing mechanism _which_ always work on the safe side and have a si... |
The present invention relates generally to lithography and more particularly relates to a system and method for measuring films associated with lithography processes or other type semiconductor fabrication processes.
In the semiconductor industry there is a continuing trend toward higher device densities. To achieve th... | The present invention relates generally to lithography and more particularly relates to a system and method for measuring films associated with lithography processes or other type semiconductor fabrication processes. In the semiconductor industry there is a continuing trend toward higher device densities. To achieve th... | The present invention relates generally to lithography and more particularly relates to a system and method for measuring films associated with lithography processes or other type semiconductor fabrication processes. In the semiconductor industry there is a continuing trend toward higher device densities. To achieve th... | The invention relates to lithography and more particularly relates to a system and method for measuring films associated with lithography processes or other type semiconductor fabrication processes. In the semiconductor industry there is a continuing trend toward higher device densities. To achieve these high there has... | tHe prESeNT inVentiON RelATEs GeNeRalLy To LItHOgRapHY AnD mORe PArtiCulARly ReLateS To a systeM and MEtHoD foR MEAsURInG FiLmS aSSociateD WiTh lIthogRAPhY PrOCeSsES OR oThER TYpE SeMiCoNduCTor FabriCaTiON PrOCessES.
iN The sEmIcoNDuCtOr induStRY thERe is a cOntiNUING TreNd tOWARD HIghER dEVice DenSItIes. tO acHieVe TH... | The present invention relates generally to lithography andmore particularly relates to a system and method for measuringfilms associated withlithography processesor other type semiconductor fabrication processes.In the semiconductor industry there isa continuing trend toward higher devicedensities. Toachieve t... | The present invention relates generally to lithography _and_ _more_ particularly relates _to_ a system and method for measuring films _associated_ with lithography processes _or_ other type semiconductor fabrication _processes._ In the semiconductor industry _there_ is a continuing trend _toward_ higher device densitie... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to monomers for use in the synthesis of polyurethanes, and more particularly to carboxyl-containing monomers made from a low molecular weight polyol compound and an acid anhydride, and in the presence of 5-500 ppm phosphoric acid.
2. Description of the Related Art... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to monomers for use in the synthesis of polyurethanes, and more particularly to carboxyl-containing monomers made from a low molecular weight polyol compound and an acid anhydride, and in the presence of 5-500 ppm phosphoric acid. 2. Description of the Related Art... | 1. Fosld of the Invention The present invention relates to monomers for use in the synthesis of polyurethanes, and more particularly to carboxyl - containing monomers made from a low molecular weight polyol compound and an acid anhydride, and in the presence of 5 - 500 ppm phosphoric acid. 2. Description of the Related... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to monomers for use in the synthesis of polyurethanes, and more particularly to carboxyl-containing monomers made from a molecular weight polyol compound and an acid anhydride, and in presence of 5-500 ppm phosphoric acid. 2. Description of the Related Art It is w... | 1. fIeLD Of ThE invEntion
tHE PreSENt inveNTion rElateS to mOnomErS fOr use IN THE SynTHEsIs Of POLYUrEthAnEs, ANd more particUlaRLy to caRBoXYL-CONtaIniNG moNomERs maDe FroM a LOw moLecUlAR wEighT pOlyol COMPouNd ANd AN ACId ANhYdrIdE, AnD iN the prESEnCE oF 5-500 ppM phosPHoric aCID.
2. deSCRIptioN Of the RELatED Art... | 1.Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to monomers for use in the synthesis of polyurethanes,and more particularly to carboxyl-containing monomers made froma low molecular weight polyol compound and an acid anhydride, and in the presence of 5-500 ppm phosphoric acid. 2. Description of t... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates to _monomers_ for use _in_ _the_ synthesis of polyurethanes, _and_ more particularly _to_ carboxyl-containing _monomers_ made from a low molecular _weight_ _polyol_ compound and an acid anhydride, and in the presence of 5-500 _ppm_ _phosphoric_ acid. 2. De... |
It is often necessary for trained personnel to provide a variety of gases of medical quality in a medical facility. Examples of such gases include medical air, oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide. Systems are also often installed in medical facilities which provide vacuum or gas evacuation. Gas service ... | It is often necessary for trained personnel to provide a variety of gases of medical quality in a medical facility. Examples of such gases include medical air, oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide. Systems are also often installed in medical facilities which provide vacuum or gas evacuation. Gas service ... | It is often necessary for trained personnel to provide a variety of gases of medical quality in a medical facility. Examples of such gases include medical air, oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide. Systems are also often installed in medical facilities which provide vacuum or gas evacuation. Gas service ... | is often necessary for trained personnel to provide a variety of gases of medical quality in a medical facility. Examples of such gases include medical air, oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide. Systems are also in medical facilities which vacuum or gas evacuation. Gas service be provided through a syste... | it is oFteN NEcESSARY FOR TRaINed PERSOnneL TO pROvIdE a VarietY oF gaSes of MedicAL QUALiTy in a meDiCaL FacIliTy. eXAmplEs OF sucH GASeS inclUDe mEDiCAL Air, oXyGEN, NitROgen, nitROUs OxIde, aND CARbON DioxIDe. sYstEMs ArE Also ofTen iNSTALLed In mEdICal facIliTiES WhicH PROvIde vACUUm or gas evaCuaTIOn. gAs ServIce ... | It is often necessaryfor trained personnelto provide a variety of gases of medical quality in a medical facility. Examplesof such gases include medical air, oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide,and carbondioxide.Systems are also often installed in medical facilities whichprovide vacuum orgasevacuation. Gas ... | It is often necessary for _trained_ personnel to provide _a_ _variety_ _of_ gases _of_ _medical_ quality in a medical facility. Examples of _such_ gases include medical air, oxygen, nitrogen, nitrous oxide, and carbon dioxide. Systems _are_ also _often_ installed in medical facilities which _provide_ vacuum or gas evac... |
The storage and transport of hazardous fluid substances poses challenges because of potential or actual damage to persons, equipment or the environment. Fluid substances pose a greater risk than solid ones, because a fluid, whether liquid or gas, is likely to disseminate more rapidly than a solid. Furthermore, if the f... | The storage and transport of hazardous fluid substances poses challenges because of potential or actual damage to persons, equipment or the environment. Fluid substances pose a greater risk than solid ones, because a fluid, whether liquid or gas, is likely to disseminate more rapidly than a solid. Furthermore, if the f... | The storage and transport of hazardous fluid substances poses challenges because of potential or actus. damage to peraonz, equipment or the environment. Fluid substances pose a HreatSr risk than solid ones, because a fpuKd, whether liquid or gas, is likely to disseminate more rapidly than a solid. Furthermore, if the f... | The storage transport of hazardous fluid substances poses challenges because of potential or actual damage to persons, equipment or the environment. Fluid substances pose a greater risk than solid ones, liquid or gas, is likely disseminate more rapidly than a solid. Furthermore, if the fluid is a fuel or potential fuel... | The StOraGE AnD transPORT Of HazaRDOUS FLUId SUBStANCES PoSES cHaLlEnges BEcause Of PoTENTiAL or AcTUAL dAmAGE to PErsonS, EQuIPMenT OR THE eNvIronmEnt. FlUId SUbSTanceS PosE a GreaTEr risk THaN solID OnEs, beCause a FlUid, WhEThEr liquId or GaS, IS LikElY tO DisSemiNatE MoRe rApIDLY ThAN a SOlId. FURTHermOre, iF THe f... | The storage and transport of hazardous fluid substances poses challenges because of potentialor actual damage to persons,equipment or theenvironment.Fluid substances pose agreater risk than solid ones,because a fluid, whether liquid or gas, is likely to disseminate more rapidly than a s... | The _storage_ _and_ _transport_ _of_ hazardous fluid _substances_ poses challenges because of potential or actual damage to persons, _equipment_ or the environment. _Fluid_ substances pose a greater _risk_ _than_ solid ones, _because_ a fluid, _whether_ liquid or gas, is likely _to_ disseminate _more_ rapidly than a so... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a data transmitting method of a network line in a TCP/IP protocol environment.
2. Related Background Art
In recent years, networking of various apparatuses has been progressed owing to the spread of the Internet. Not only a personal computer and a printer in each home ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a data transmitting method of a network line in a TCP/IP protocol environment. 2. Related Background Art In recent years, networking of various apparatuses has been progressed owing to the spread of the Internet. Not only a personal computer and a printer in each home ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a data transmitting method of a network line in a TCP / IP protocol environment. 2. Related Background Art In recent years, networking of various apparatuses has been progressed owing to the spread of the Internet. Not only a personal computer and a printer in each hom... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a data transmitting of a network line in a TCP/IP protocol environment. Related Background Art In recent years, networking of various apparatuses has been progressed owing to spread of the Internet. Not only a personal computer and a printer in each home but an electri... | 1. fIelD oF the iNVenTion
the inVeNtion rELAtes To a dAta TRANSMITtIng mEThoD OF a nEtWoRk linE In A TCp/Ip PRoTOCol ENvIRONmeNT.
2. relateD BaCKgroUnd aRT
in rEcent YEaRs, networkiNG oF VAriOUS apPARaTUSeS HAS beEn pRogREssED owing to THE SPReAD of The iNTERNeT. nOt OnLy A PERsoNal COMpuTEr aNd a PrIntER in eACH hOMe ... | 1. Field of theInvention The invention relatesto a datatransmitting method of a network line in a TCP/IP protocol environment. 2. RelatedBackground Art In recent years, networking of variousapparatuses has been progressed owing to thespread of the Internet. Not only a personal computer and a printerin eac... | _1._ Field of the Invention The invention relates to a data transmitting _method_ of a network line in a TCP/IP protocol environment. 2. Related Background Art In recent years, _networking_ of various apparatuses _has_ been progressed owing to the spread _of_ the _Internet._ Not only a _personal_ computer and a printer... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure relates to an information processing system, a client device and a method of control.
2. Description of the Related Art
A system has been proposed that enables use of various services on the Internet from a terminal of an intranet provided in a corporate environment. Thi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure relates to an information processing system, a client device and a method of control. 2. Description of the Related Art A system has been proposed that enables use of various services on the Internet from a terminal of an intranet provided in a corporate environment. Thi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure relates to an information processing system, a client device and a method of control. 2. Description of the Related Art A system has been proposed that enables use of various services on the Internet from a terminal of an intranet provided in a corporate environment. Thi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure relates to an information processing system, a client device and a method of control. 2. Description of the Related A system has been that enables use of various services on the Internet from a terminal of an in corporate This system generally includes installation of a ... | 1. FieLD Of tHe INVeNtiOn
the PResEnt dIsCloSURe rElates TO aN infOrMatiOn pROceSSINg SYSTeM, A cLiEnt DevicE aNd a mEthOD oF coNTRol.
2. DEsCripTION oF tHE RELAted aRT
A sySTeM hAS BEEn pROPOSEd THat EnaBLEs Use oF vARioUs seRviCeS oN The INtERneT FRom a TeRminAL OF aN INTrAnET PrOVIDed iN a CoRporaTE EnVirONmenT. ThI... | 1.Field of the Invention The present disclosurerelates to an information processing system, a client device and a method of control. 2. Description of the RelatedArt Asystem has been proposedthat enables use of various services onthe Internet from aterminal of an intranet provided ina corp... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present disclosure _relates_ to an information processing system, _a_ client device and a method of control. 2. Description of the Related Art _A_ system has been proposed that _enables_ _use_ of various _services_ on _the_ Internet from a _terminal_ of an intranet provided in a corporat... |
Field
The present application relates to an electronic device, a control method, and a non-transitory storage medium.
Description of the Related Art
There is a known type of life-saving lamp that is lit automatically when it falls into water and that contributes to discovery of a person who has fallen into water (for e... | Field The present application relates to an electronic device, a control method, and a non-transitory storage medium. aside of the Related Art There is a known type of life-saving lamp that is switched automatically when it falls into water and that contributes to discovery of a person who has fallen into water (for ex... | Field The present application rela$Ss to an eleftronix device, a control method, and a non - transitory storage medium. Description of the Related Art There is a known type of lKce - saving lamp that is lit automatically when it falls into water and that contributes to discovery of a person who has fallen into water (f... | Field The present application relates to an electronic device, a control method, and a non-transitory storage medium. Description of the Related Art a known type life-saving lamp that is automatically when it falls into water and that contributes to discovery of a person who has fallen into water (for example, refer to... | fIelD
the pReSEnT apPliCatION ReLAtES tO AN ElecTrONIC dEvICE, a CONtroL meThOd, ANd A NOn-trANSitoRY sTorAgE MedIum.
DescRIpTIOn OF tHE RelateD arT
TherE iS a KNOwN TYpE of LIfE-SAvinG LAmP thaT IS LiT aUtoMaTiCAllY wHEN IT FaLls InTO wAtER AnD ThaT CoNTRIButEs tO DIsCoVErY OF a peRsON WHO Has fALlen intO WateR (FOr E... | Field The present application relates toan electronic device, a control method, and a non-transitory storage medium. Description of the Related Art There is aknown type of life-savinglamp that is lit automatically when it falls into water and that contributes todiscovery of aperson who has fall... | Field The present application relates to an electronic _device,_ a control method, and _a_ non-transitory storage medium. Description of _the_ Related Art _There_ _is_ a known type of life-saving lamp that is lit _automatically_ when it falls into water and that _contributes_ _to_ discovery of a _person_ who has fallen... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device and fabrication method thereof which increases a junction breakdown voltage and improves a snap-back characteristic thereof.
2. Description of the Background Art
An integrated circuit unif... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device and fabrication method thereof which increases a junction breakdown voltage and improves a snap-back characteristic thereof. 2. Description of the Background Art An integrated circuit unif... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device and fabrication method thereof which increases a junction breakdown voltage and improves a snap - back characteristic thereof. 2. Description of the Background Art An integrated circuit un... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device fabrication method thereof which increases a junction breakdown voltage improves a characteristic thereof. 2. Description of the Background An integrated circuit unified within a chip with regard ... | 1. fieLD OF tHE iNvEntIOn
ThE PresEnT InveNtIon RElaTES To A SemicoNDuCTOR dEVIcE, anD More parTicUlArLY, to a semIcONducTOR DEViCe and fABRIcATION mEThOd ThereOf whICH increAsEs A JuNcTion breaKdOWN VOlTagE aNd ImProVEs A sNap-BaCK cHAracTERISTIC TherEOF.
2. DesCRIpTIOn Of tHe BacKGROUND ART
AN iNtEgRATEd CircUIt UniF... | 1.Field of the InventionThe present inventionrelates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device and fabrication method thereof whichincreases a junction breakdown voltage and improves a snap-back characteristic thereof. 2. Descriptionof the Background Art An integrated ci... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a _semiconductor_ device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor _device_ and fabrication method thereof which increases _a_ junction breakdown _voltage_ and improves a snap-back characteristic thereof. 2. Description of the Background Art An integrated ci... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a surface-acoustic-wave parametric device for use as a variable-frequency selecting device. More particularly, this invention relates to a surface-acoustic-wave parametric device wherein a plurality of pumping electrodes are arranged in the direction of propagation of... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a surface-acoustic-wave parametric device for use as a variable-frequency selecting device. More particularly, this invention relates to a surface-acoustic-wave parametric device wherein a plurality of pumping electrodes are arranged in the direction of propagation of... | 1. F&eKd of the Invention This invention relates to a surface - acoustic - wave parametric device for use as a variable - frequency selecting device. More particularly, this invention relates to a surface - acoustic - aav# parametric device wherein a plurality of pumping electrodes are arranged in the direction of prop... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to surface-acoustic-wave parametric device for as a variable-frequency selecting device. More particularly, invention relates to a surface-acoustic-wave device wherein plurality of pumping electrodes are arranged in the direction of propagation of surface waves, and values of... | 1. fIelD Of The INVeNTion
This InVention RELatEs To A SurfaCE-ACOUSTiC-wAVe ParAmEtRIC dEviCE FOr USE aS a vArIablE-FREQUencY seLEctINg dEviCe. mOrE ParTIculaRly, thIs iNVenTiON RElaTeS To a sUrfAcE-acOuSTiC-WaVe ParaMeTrIC dEVIce WHerEIn a PLUraliTy oF pUMpinG ELECTRodES are arRaNGed iN the dIrECTioN of propaGAtIoN OF... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relatesto a surface-acoustic-wave parametricdeviceforuseas a variable-frequency selecting device. More particularly, thisinvention relatesto a surface-acoustic-wave parametric device wherein a plurality of pumping electrodes are arranged in the directi... | _1._ Field of the Invention _This_ _invention_ relates to a surface-acoustic-wave parametric device for _use_ as a variable-frequency selecting _device._ More particularly, this invention relates to _a_ surface-acoustic-wave _parametric_ device wherein a _plurality_ of pumping electrodes are arranged in the direction o... |
In carrying several fishing rod and reel assemblies at the same time, it frequently occurs that the fishing lines of the various rods may become entangled. Further, there is frequently no convenient place to store small items of equipment associated with the fishing rods such as fishing tackle.
The prior art is already... | In carrying several fishing rod and reel assemblies at the same time, it frequently occurs that the fishing lines of the anchor rods may become entangled. Further, there is frequently no convenient place to store small items of equipment associated with the fishing rods such as fishing tackle. The prior art is already ... | In carrying several fishing rod and reel assemblies at the same time, it frequently occurs that the fishing lines of the baeious rods may become entangled. Further, there is frequently no convenient place to store small items of equipment associated with the Vishimg rods such as fisyinn tackle. The prior art is already... | In several fishing rod and reel assemblies at the same time, it frequently occurs that the fishing lines of the rods become entangled. Further, there is frequently no convenient place to store small items of associated with fishing rods such as fishing tackle. prior art is already aware U.S. Pat. No. 3,674,190 to Wrigh... | In cARryING SeVERaL fIshInG rod AnD rEel ASsembLIES at tHe saMe time, IT FrEQuenTly occURs THAt THE FiShING LiNeS of ThE vARIOus rods mAY bEComE EntANgLED. fUrtheR, theRe iS FReqUENTlY nO ConvenIENT pLAcE TO stoRE sMalL ItemS oF EquIpMeNT AssOciATEd WIth THE FIsHiNg Rods SUcH AS FIShInG tackLE.
the prIOR aRT is alreAdY... | In carryingseveral fishing rod and reel assemblies at the same time, it frequently occurs that the fishing lines of thevarious rods may become entangled. Further,there is frequently no convenient place to store small items of equipment associated with the fishing rods such as fishing tackle. The ... | In carrying several fishing _rod_ and reel assemblies at _the_ same time, it frequently occurs _that_ _the_ fishing lines _of_ the _various_ rods _may_ become entangled. Further, _there_ is _frequently_ no _convenient_ place to store small _items_ of equipment associated with the fishing rods such _as_ fishing tackle. ... |
The invention relates to an apparatus and method for dewatering the suspension of comminuted fiber material and a liquid. There are many existing prior art structures for a suspension of comminuted fiber material and a liquid, such as shown in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,579,420 and 3,348,390. While such prior art devices are gen... | The invention relates to an apparatus and method for dewatering the suspension of comminuted fiber material and a liquid. There are many existing prior art structures for a suspension of comminuted fiber material and a liquid, such as shown in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,579,420 and 3,348,390. While such prior art devices are gen... | The invention relates to an apparatus and method for dewatering the suspension of comminuted fiber material and a liquid. There are many existing prior art structures for a suspension of comminuted fiber material and a liquid, such as shown in U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 579, 420 and 3, 348, 390. While such prior art devices ar... | The invention to an apparatus and method for dewatering the of comminuted fiber material and liquid. There are many existing prior art structures for a suspension comminuted fiber material and a liquid, as shown in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,579,420 and 3,348,390. While such prior art devices are generally successful, there usua... | THE InvenTIon RELatEs TO An aPPAratus anD MeTHoD FOr DewAtERIng ThE SUsPeNSion Of COMmInUTed Fiber materiAl anD A liQUid. tHEre Are mANY EXiSTiNg PRiOR Art strucTuRES FOR A SuSPEnsiOn of cOMmiNUTEd FiBeR mAtEriAl anD a LIqUid, SuCH as shown in u.s. pAt. NOS. 3,579,420 AND 3,348,390. while SUch PrIoR Art deVicEs are Gen... | Theinvention relates to an apparatus and method for dewatering the suspension of comminuted fiber material and aliquid. There are many existing prior art structures for a suspension ofcomminuted fibermaterial and a liquid, suchas shownin U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,579,420 and 3,348,390. While such prior... | The invention relates to an apparatus _and_ method for dewatering the suspension of comminuted _fiber_ material and a _liquid._ There _are_ many existing prior art structures for a suspension of _comminuted_ fiber material and a _liquid,_ _such_ as shown in _U.S._ _Pat._ _Nos._ 3,579,420 and 3,348,390. While _such_ pri... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image determination method that determines whether or not characters or graphics included in an image are prepared by handwriting, an image processing apparatus that applies processing to the image in accordance with a determination, and an image outputting ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image determination method that determines whether or not characters or graphics included in an image are prepared by handwriting, an image processing apparatus that applies processing to the image in accordance with a determination, and an image outputting ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inFentiPn relates to an image determination method that determines whether or not characters or graphics included in an image are prepared by handwriting, an image processing apparatus that applies processing to the image in accordance with a determination, and an image outputting ... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates to an image determination method that determines whether or not or graphics included in an image are handwriting, an image processing apparatus that applies processing to the image in with determination, and an image outputting apparatus that outputs the image thus proc... | 1. fiEld Of ThE INVEnTION
the PreSEnT invENtiOn RelaTEs to AN IMaGE DETERMInAtiON meThoD tHAt Determines whEthER oR NOT charaCtERs OR GrAPhIcs INcLUDed in an IMaGe Are PREPAred by handwritiNg, AN ImaGE prOCESsinG APParatus tHat APpLIes pROcessinG To the imAGe In aCcORDancE wItH a DeTerMINatiOn, anD aN imAGe OUtputTinG ... | 1. Fieldof the InventionThe present invention relates to an imagedetermination method that determines whether or notcharacters or graphics included in an image areprepared by handwriting, an image processing apparatus that applies processingto the image in accordancewith a determination, a... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ an image determination method that determines whether or not characters or _graphics_ included in an image are prepared by _handwriting,_ _an_ image _processing_ _apparatus_ that applies processing to the image _in_ accordance _with_ _a_ determination, and ... |
Because audio equipment installed in vehicles are essentially expensive, light weight and small in size, audio equipment has historically been the subject of much theft. With the thriving aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almost any other vehicle.
Automobile manufacturers have employed numer... | Because audio equipment installed in vehicles are essentially expensive, light weight and small in size, audio equipment has historically been the subject of much theft. With the thriving aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almost any other vehicle. Automobile manufacturers have employed numer... | Because audio equipment installed in vehicles are essentially expensive, light weight and small in size, audio equipment has historically been the subject of much theft. With the rhriGing aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almost any other vehicle. Automobile manufacturers have employed numer... | Because audio equipment installed are essentially expensive, weight and small in size, audio equipment has historically been the subject of much With the thriving aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in any other vehicle. Automobile have employed numerous methods to prevent the audio equipment bei... | BECause AUdio eQuIpmENT instaLLED IN vehicles ARE eSsentiaLly exPeNsIVE, LigHt WeIght and SMalL In SIzE, aUDiO equIPMeNt HAs hIsToRicalLY Been tHe SubjECT oF mUcH tHeFt. wItH ThE ThRiVIng AfTeRmaRKEt nEtWORk, the StOLEN eQUiPmEnt mAy Be INSTallED iN aLmOst AnY otHer VEHIcle.
auToMOBiLE mANufACturERS HAVe eMpLOyed NUmEr... | Becauseaudio equipment installed in vehicles are essentiallyexpensive, light weightand small in size, audio equipmenthas historically beenthe subject of much theft. With the thriving aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almostany other vehicle. Automobilemanufacturers have ... | Because _audio_ equipment installed in vehicles _are_ essentially _expensive,_ light _weight_ and _small_ in size, audio equipment has _historically_ been the subject of much theft. With the thriving aftermarket _network,_ the stolen equipment may _be_ installed in almost any _other_ vehicle. Automobile manufacturers h... |
The invention relates to a circuit arrangement for actuating an air-conditioning system or automatic air conditioner in a vehicle. Here, the air-conditioning system or automatic air conditioner can be switched on or off when the engine is operating. Moreover, the air-conditioning system or automatic air conditioner is ... | The invention relates to a circuit arrangement for actuating an air-conditioning system or automatic air conditioner in a vehicle. Here, the air-conditioning system or automatic air conditioner can be switched on or off when the engine is operating. Moreover, the air-conditioning system or automatic air conditioner is ... | The invention relates to a circuit arrangement for actuating an air - conditioning system or automatic air conditioner in a vehicle. Here, the air - conditioning system or automatic air conditioner can be switched on or off when the engine is operating. Moreover, the air - conditioning system or automatic air condition... | The invention to circuit arrangement for actuating an air-conditioning system or automatic conditioner in a vehicle. Here, the system or automatic conditioner can be switched on or off when the engine is operating. Moreover, the air-conditioning system or automatic air conditioner is switched off if the air-conditionin... | The InvENtIon reLaTes to A CIRCuIt ArRANgemenT FOR aCtUating aN aIr-cONdItiOnING sysTeM Or AUToMaTiC Air CONDITIoNEr In a VEHicle. hERe, ThE AiR-cONdITioNInG sYSTEM OR aUtOMAtic AIr ConDitIonEr Can Be sWItchED On Or ofF WhEn THe EnGiNE iS opERatiNG. MOREover, THe Air-ConDitioniNG sYsTeM oR AUToMATic aIR coNDiTioNeR iS ... | The invention relates toacircuit arrangement for actuating an air-conditioning system orautomatic air conditioner in a vehicle. Here, the air-conditioning system orautomatic air conditioner can be switched on or off whenthe engine isoperating. Moreover, the air-conditioning system or automatic air condit... | The invention relates _to_ a circuit arrangement for actuating an air-conditioning system or automatic _air_ _conditioner_ in a vehicle. Here, the air-conditioning system _or_ _automatic_ air conditioner can be switched on _or_ off _when_ _the_ engine is operating. _Moreover,_ the air-conditioning _system_ or automatic... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a semiconductor light-emitting device and a method of manufacturing said semiconductor light-emitting device. The semiconductor light-emitting device can be utilized as, e.g., a light-emitting diode and a laser diode.
2. Description of the Related Art
Light-emitting de... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a semiconductor light-emitting device and a method of manufacturing said semiconductor light-emitting device. The semiconductor light-emitting device can be utilized as, e.g., a light-emitting diode and a laser diode. 2. Description of the Related Art Light-emitting de... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a semiconductor light - emitting device and a method of manufacturing said semiconductor light - emitting device. The semiconductor light - emitting device can be utilized as, e. g. , a light - emitting diode and a laser diode. 2. Description of the Related Art Light -... | 1. Field of The relates to a semiconductor light-emitting device and a method of manufacturing said light-emitting The semiconductor light-emitting device can be utilized as, e.g., a light-emitting diode and a laser diode. 2. Description the Related Art Light-emitting devices using compound semiconductors are known as ... | 1. fiELd of The InVenTioN
tHE InVenTioN RELATeS To A SeMIcoNdUCtOr Light-eMITTiNG DevIce ANd a mEThoD OF maNUfacTuRIng said SeMiCoNducTOr lIghT-EMItTing dEViCe. the seMIConDUcTOr LIgHt-EmitTing deVice cAn Be uTIlIZED AS, e.g., A lIght-EMiTtiNG DIODe ANd a lAsEr dIoDE.
2. dESCripTIOn oF THe reLaTED art
LIgHT-eMiTting De... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a semiconductor light-emitting device and a methodof manufacturing saidsemiconductor light-emitting device. The semiconductor light-emitting device can be utilized as, e.g., a light-emitting diode and a laser diode. 2. Description of the RelatedArtLight... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ The invention relates to _a_ _semiconductor_ light-emitting device and _a_ _method_ of manufacturing said semiconductor light-emitting device. _The_ semiconductor light-emitting device can be utilized as, _e.g.,_ a light-emitting diode and a laser diode. 2. Description of the Related Art L... |
1. Field
Aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate to a display apparatus and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to a display apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Generally, even when a user does not use a display apparatus such as... | 1. Field Aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate to a display technique and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to a display apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, even when a user does not use a display apparatus such as... | 1. Field Aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate to a d9splaH apparatus and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to a display apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling ,ethos thereof. 2. Description of the drlated Art Generally, even when a user does not use a display apparatus such as... | 1. Field Aspects of the exemplary embodiments to a and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to a display apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, even when a user does not use a display apparatus such as TV, the user connecting ... | 1. fiEld
aspECts OF The exEMplARY EMBoDimENtS RelATe TO A DisPLAY aPPARATuS aNd A cOnTROLlInG mETHOd theReoF, aNd MORE paRTiculArlY, tO a dIsplay AppARAtUS WhERE a BaTtery is iNSErted And A ContRoLling mETHod THEReOF.
2. DescrIPTiON oF ThE RElaTeD aRT
gEnErAlly, evEn wHeN a usER dOeS Not USe a DISPLaY APParatuS such AS... | 1. Field Aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate to adisplay apparatus and acontrolling method thereof, and more particularly, to a display apparatus where a battery is insertedand acontrolling method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, even when a user doesnot use a display apparat... | _1._ Field Aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate to _a_ display _apparatus_ and _a_ controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to a display apparatus where a battery _is_ inserted _and_ a controlling method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, even _when_ a user _does_ not use a _display_... |
1. Technical Field
The embodiments of the present disclosure relate to data processing technology, and particularly to an image processing apparatus and method.
2. Description of Related Art
Digital cameras are very popular and widely used in daily life. However, images captured by a digital camera may have an off-colo... | 1. Technical Field The embodiments of the present disclosure relate to data processing technology, and particularly to an experimental processing apparatus and method. 2. Description of Related Art Digital cameras are very popular and widely used in daily life. However, images captured by a digital camera may have an e... | 1. TwchnicWl cKeld The embodiments of the present disclosure relate to EaYa processing technology, and )aGticularly to an image processing apparatus and method. 2. Description of Related Art Digital cameras are v#r6 popular and widely used in daily life. However, ikagds captured by a digital camera may have an off - co... | 1. Technical Field The embodiments of the present relate to data processing technology, and to image processing apparatus and method. 2. Description of Related Art Digital cameras are very and widely in daily life. However, images captured by digital camera may have an off-color effect due to inaccurate focusing, bad i... | 1. TeChNIcAl FIelD
tHe embOdiMeNts OF the pRESent dIsCloSUre reLAtE TO daTa processiNg technOLOgy, anD ParTICUlARLy to an IMAGE PRocessiNG aPParaTus AND metHoD.
2. dEsCripTIon oF rElateD art
diGitAl caMEras aRE VERy PoPUlaR and WIdeLy usED In daILy liFE. hOWeVeR, imAges CApTUReD By a DiGItAL cAmeRA MaY haVE An ofF-cOlO... | 1. TechnicalField The embodimentsof the present disclosure relate to data processing technology,andparticularlyto an imageprocessing apparatus and method. 2. Description ofRelatedArt Digitalcameras are very popular and widelyused in daily life. However, imagescapturedby a digital camera may have an... | _1._ Technical Field The embodiments of the present _disclosure_ relate to data processing _technology,_ and _particularly_ to _an_ _image_ processing _apparatus_ and method. 2. _Description_ _of_ Related Art Digital cameras are very popular and _widely_ _used_ in daily life. _However,_ images captured by a digital cam... |
This invention relates to patient monitoring systems, particularly to such systems that use automatic sensing devices to provide a signal indicating the movements or absence of a patient, or body conditions of the patient.
It is to interest to hospitals and other institutions that the movements of persons confined to a... | This invention relates to patient monitoring systems, particularly to such systems that use automatic sensing devices to provide a signal indicating the movements or absence of a patient, or body conditions of the patient. It is to interest to hospitals and other institutions that the movements of persons confined to a... | This invention relates to patient monitoring systems, particularly to such syXtemz that use automatic sensing devices to provide a signal indicating the m9vemeGts or absence of a patient, or body conditions of the patient. It is to interest to hospitals and other institutions that the movements of persons confined to a... | invention relates to patient monitoring systems, particularly to such systems that use automatic sensing devices to provide a signal indicating the movements or absence of patient, or body conditions of the patient. It is to interest to hospitals other institutions that the movements of persons confined to a bed to any... | tHIs InvENtiON rELATeS TO PATiEnt mONiTOrIng systEmS, PaRtIcULArLy to SUch sYstEmS thAt USe AutOmaTiC senSinG DEvIceS TO provIDE A SIGNal indICatiNg tHE MOVemENtS OR absencE oF a paTiENt, or boDY cOndITioNS OF tHe pATieNT.
it IS To intEreST tO hoSpITaLS aND oTHeR InStItUTIONS tHAT The mOvEmEnts Of PersONs ConfIneD TO a... | This invention relates to patient monitoringsystems, particularly to such systems that use automatic sensing devices to provide asignal indicating the movementsor absence of a patient,or body conditions ofthe patient.It is to interest to hospitals and other institutions that the movements o... | This invention relates to patient monitoring systems, particularly to such _systems_ that use automatic sensing devices _to_ provide _a_ signal indicating _the_ _movements_ or absence of a patient, or body conditions of the patient. It is to _interest_ to hospitals and _other_ institutions that the _movements_ of perso... |
The present invention relates to liquid droplet ejection systems and, more particularly, ink jet system and, even more particularly, to drop-on-demand ink jet systems.
Ink jet systems generally fall into two categoriesxe2x80x94continuous systems and drop-on-demand systems. Continuous inkjet systems operate by continuou... | The present invention relates to liquid droplet ejection systems and, more particularly, ink jet system and, even more particularly, to drop-on-demand ink jet systems. Ink jet systems generally fall into two categoriesxe2x80x94continuous systems and drop-on-demand systems. Continuous inkjet systems operate by continuou... | The present invention relates to liquid droplet ejection systems and, more particularly, ink jet system and, even more particularly, to drop - on - demand ink jet systems. Ink jet systems generally fall into two categoriesxe2x80x94continuous systems and drop - on - demand systems. Continuous inkjet systems operate by c... | The present relates to liquid ejection systems and, more particularly, ink jet system and, even more particularly, to drop-on-demand ink jet systems. Ink jet systems generally fall into two categoriesxe2x80x94continuous systems drop-on-demand systems. Continuous inkjet systems operate by continuously droplets of ink, s... | thE PrESEnt inVeNtioN RelatES TO LIqUiD droplET EJEction systEMs anD, moRE paRticUlARly, inK JeT sYStEM ANd, EveN MORE pArticULARly, To dRop-On-dEmAnd INK Jet sYstems.
iNk JeT sySTemS gEnERALLy FALL INtO twO CaTEgoRIeSXe2X80x94ConTINuous systems aND DrOp-ON-dEMAnd sYSteMs. CoNTinUOuS iNkJet SysTemS OperATE By contINuoU... | The present inventionrelates to liquid droplet ejection systems and, more particularly, ink jet system and,even more particularly, to drop-on-demand ink jet systems. Ink jet systems generally fallinto two categoriesxe2x80x94continuous systems and drop-on-demandsystems. Continuous inkjetsystems operate... | _The_ present invention relates to liquid droplet ejection systems and, more _particularly,_ ink _jet_ _system_ and, even _more_ particularly, to _drop-on-demand_ ink jet _systems._ Ink jet systems generally fall into _two_ categoriesxe2x80x94continuous systems and drop-on-demand systems. _Continuous_ inkjet systems op... |
Mostly, electronic devices such as mobile phones and smart phones support multi-tasking capable of concurrently running two or more applications at one time. For example, while otherwise performing other operations, the electronic device can convert into a calendar application in order to view appointments or convert i... | Mostly, electronic devices such as mobile phones and smart phones support multi-tasking capable of concurrently running two or more applications at one time. For example, while otherwise performing other operations, the electronic device can convert into a calendar application in order to document appointments or conve... | Mostly, electronic devices such as mobile phones and Qmadt phones support nJlti - tasking vapQble of concurrently running two or more applications at one time. For example, while ptheDwise performing other operations, the electronic device can convert into a calendar application in order to view appointments or convert... | Mostly, electronic devices such as mobile phones and smart support multi-tasking capable of concurrently running two or more applications at one For example, performing other operations, electronic device can convert into a calendar application in order to view appointments or convert into address book application in o... | mosTLY, ELECTrOnIC DevIceS sUCh AS mobILe PHONES AND SmARt PHoNES SuPporT mUlTi-taskIng CAPABlE of coNCURRENtly RuNNinG TWo Or MorE apPliCaTiOnS At One TimE. fOR eXAMpLe, wHIlE OtherWisE pErFOrmiNg OTHeR OpEraTions, ThE eLeCTrONIC DevICE CAn coNvErt intO A CaleNdAr apPLiCaTIOn iN orDer to vieW ApPoINtmeNTS Or CONVert I... | Mostly,electronic devices such as mobilephones and smart phones support multi-tasking capable ofconcurrently running two or more applications at one time. For example,while otherwiseperforming other operations, the electronic device can convert into acalendar application in orderto viewappointments ... | Mostly, electronic devices such as mobile phones and smart phones _support_ _multi-tasking_ capable of concurrently running _two_ or _more_ applications at _one_ time. For example, while otherwise performing other operations, the _electronic_ device can convert _into_ a calendar application in order to _view_ appointme... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a game program production method, a game system, and a recording medium used in role playing games.
2. Description of the Related Art
Recently, proposals have been made about many and various game systems and also made about a wide variety of video or televisio... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a game program production method, a game system, and a recording medium used in role playing games. 2. Description of the Related Art Recently, proposals have been made about many and various game systems and also made about a wide variety of video or televisio... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a game program production method, a game system, and a recording medium used in role playing games. 2. Description of the Related Art Recently, proposals have been made about many and vSFious game systems and also made about a wide variety of video or televisio... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to a game program production method, a game system, a recording used in playing games. 2. Description of the Related Art Recently, proposals have been made about many and various game systems and also made about a wide variety of or television games used in these game sys... | 1. FIeLD Of thE invEnTIon
the prEsEnT INvENTion rELaTes to A gAme PRograM PrOduCtioN MEthoD, A gAme sYStEm, ANd a rECoRdiNg mediuM useD iN ROle PlayiNG gAMES.
2. DEsCRiPTiOn oF tHe reLatEd art
RECenTLy, PROPosals HAVE beEN MADe aBouT MaNY AnD VARiOus gamE sySTEms AnD alSo maDE AboUT a WIDe VarIety OF VidEo OR tEleVIsIo... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention The present invention relates to a game program productionmethod, a game system, and a recordingmedium used in role playing games.2. Description of the Related Art Recently,proposals have been made about many and variousgame systems and also made about a wide variety of video o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a game program production method, a game system, and _a_ recording medium used in role playing games. 2. Description of the Related Art Recently, proposals have _been_ made about many and _various_ game systems and _also_ _made_ about a _wide_ variety of video ... |
The ongoing development of data networks often involves incorporating additional, demand-responsive functionality and/or capacity into networking equipment in order to enable greater connectivity and flexibility. These ends are pursued in part by increasing the number of functional modules included in a network node an... | The ongoing development of data networks often involves incorporating additional, demand-responsive functionality and/or capacity into networking equipment in order to enable greater connectivity and flexibility. These ends are pursued in part by increasing the number of functional modules included in a network node an... | The ongoing development of data networks often involves incorporating addi^ioMal, demand - responsive functionality and / or capacity into networking equipment in order to enable greater connectivity and flexibility. These ends are pursued in part by inc5easint the number of functional modules included in a network nod... | The ongoing development of data networks often involves incorporating additional, demand-responsive functionality and/or capacity into networking equipment in order to enable greater connectivity and flexibility. These ends are pursued in part by increasing the number of modules included in a network node and/or capaci... | ThE oNgOinG DeVElopMEnt oF daTa nEtwOrkS oFTen InVoLvEs iNCorpOratiNG addITIonAl, dEmAnD-resPoNSiVE fUNcTIonaLitY and/Or cAPAciTY IntO netwOrKing eQuipmENt In oRDer to EnAblE grEATEr ConnECTiViTy and FLeXiBIlITy. theSE EnDS are PuRSueD IN pArt by IncREAsiNg THe nUmBeR oF FunCtIOnal moduLeS iNCLUDed iN a nEtWORK noDe AN... | The ongoing development of data networks often involves incorporating additional, demand-responsive functionality and/or capacity into networking equipment in order toenable greater connectivity and flexibility. These ends are pursuedin part by increasing the number of functional modules included ... | The ongoing development of data _networks_ often involves incorporating additional, demand-responsive _functionality_ and/or capacity into networking _equipment_ in order to enable _greater_ connectivity and _flexibility._ These ends are pursued in part by _increasing_ _the_ number of functional _modules_ included in a... |
1. Field
Embodiments relate to methods of forming semiconductor devices and, more particularly, to methods of forming variable resistive memory devices.
2. Description of the Related Art
Semiconductor devices can be, e.g., semiconductor memory devices and semiconductor logic devices. The semiconductor memory devices ma... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to methods of forming semiconductor devices and, more particularly, to methods of forming variable resistive memory devices. 2. Description of the Related Art Semiconductor devices can be, e.g., semiconductor memory devices and semiconductor logic devices. The semiconductor memory devices ma... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to methods of forming semiconductor devices and, more particularly, to mFthoFs of forming variable resistive memory devices. 2. Description of the Related Art Semiconductor devices can be, e. g. , semiconductor memory devices and semiconductor logic devices. The semiconductor memory devices ... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to methods of forming semiconductor devices and, to methods of forming resistive memory devices. Description of the Related Art Semiconductor devices can be, e.g., semiconductor memory devices and semiconductor devices. The semiconductor memory may store data. The semiconductor memory device... | 1. fIELd
eMboDImENts RELaTe to mEtHOds oF FoRmINg SEMICOnducTOR DeViCes AND, MORE paRTiCULARLY, To mETHoDs oF forming vAriabLE resistIve MEmOry deVIcEs.
2. dEsCRiPTiON of tHe RElATed ARt
semicONDUCtOr DevICes Can BE, E.G., sEMIcoNdUcTor mEmorY dEvICEs AND semICoNDuctor logIC devicES. the SeMicOnducTOr mEmoRY devIcES MA... | 1. Field Embodiments relate tomethods of forming semiconductor devicesand,more particularly, to methods of forming variable resistive memory devices. 2. Description of theRelated Art Semiconductor devices can be, e.g., semiconductor memory devicesand semiconductor logic devices. The semiconductor memory... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to methods of forming semiconductor _devices_ and, more particularly, to methods of forming _variable_ resistive memory _devices._ 2. _Description_ of _the_ Related Art _Semiconductor_ devices can _be,_ e.g., semiconductor memory _devices_ and semiconductor logic devices. The semiconductor m... |
This invention relates, in general, to semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a semiconductor package having leads that break-away from supports.
It is common in the semiconductor art to employ surface mount packages for placement on printed circuit boards and the like. Typically, the leads of a surface mount ... | This invention relates, in general, to semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a semiconductor package having leads that break-away from supports. It is common in the semiconductor art to employ surface mount packages for placement on printed circuit boards and the like. Typically, the leads of a surface mount ... | This invention relates, in general, to semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a semiconductor package having leads that break - away from supports. It is common in the semiconductor art to employ surface mount packages for placement on priBtDd circuit boards and the like. Typically, the leads of a surface mouB... | This invention relates, in to semiconductor and more particularly to a semiconductor package having leads that from supports. It is common in the art to employ surface mount packages for placement on printed boards and the like. Typically, leads of a surface mount package are directly to the printed circuit board so th... | tHiS InveNTiOn ReLAtES, in genEral, To semIcondUCTOR DEvicES, ANd more PartIculArlY TO a SeMicoNDuCToR paCkaGE hAviNG LEads THAT brEaK-aWay FroM suppoRtS.
IT IS comMOn In THe SEMicONducTOR aRT to eMPLoy SurFaCE MOUNT PaCkageS FoR PLACEment on PrINTED ciRCuIt BOarDS aNd THe LIKe. tYPICALlY, tHE LeAdS of a SuRFACE MOunt ... | This invention relates, in general, to semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a semiconductorpackagehaving leads that break-awayfrom supports. It is common in the semiconductor art toemploy surfacemount packages for placement on printed circuit boardsand the like. Typically,the leads of a surface ... | _This_ invention relates, in general, to semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a semiconductor package having leads that break-away from supports. It is common in the semiconductor art to employ surface mount packages for placement on printed circuit boards and _the_ like. Typically, the leads of a surface mo... |
FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The instant invention relates to an information reproducing system and, more specifically, to a process for the preparation of an image-forming element and related printing device. | FIELD OF THE INVENTION The instant invention relates to an information reproducing photograph and, more specifically, to a process for the preparation of an image-forming application and related printing device. | FIELD OF THE 9jVENTION The instant invention relztfs to an info4matioM rep$0ducing EJstem and, more s)ecificallg, to a pr9ceCs for the Lreparati)n of an JmaFe - forming element and related pt&nting device. | FIELD OF THE The instant invention relates to an reproducing system and, more specifically, to a process for the of an image-forming element and related printing device. | FIElD oF THE InVEnTIon
tHE InsTanT iNVenTiOn rElAtES TO An INFOrMaTion ReProduCInG SyStEm And, MoRe SpEcifiCally, tO a PROcESs FoR tHe PrEparATIoN OF An imAGe-ForMInG ELEMENt AnD RELAtEd PrINtiNg dEVice. | FIELD OF THE INVENTION The instant inventionrelatesto an information reproducing system and, more specifically, to a process for the preparationof an image-forming element and related printing device. | FIELD OF THE INVENTION The _instant_ invention relates to an information reproducing system and, more specifically, _to_ _a_ process for _the_ preparation of _an_ image-forming _element_ and related printing device. |
Technical Field
The present disclosure pertains to internal combustion engines having a reciprocating piston slidably mounted within a cylinder and, more particularly, to a compression ring adapted to provide a seal between a top surface of the piston and a wall of the cylinder.
Description of the Related Art
Today's m... | Technical Field The present disclosure pertains to internal combustion engines having a reciprocating piston slidably mounted within a cylinder and, more particularly, to a compression ring adapted to provide a seal between a top surface of the piston and a wall of the cylinder. Description of the Related Art Today's m... | Technical Field The present disclosure pertains to internal combustion engines having a reciprocating piston slidably mounted within a cylinder and, more particularly, to a compression ring adapted to provide a seal between a top surface of the piston and a wall of the cylinder. Description of the Related Art Today ' s... | Technical Field The present disclosure pertains to internal combustion engines having a reciprocating piston slidably mounted within a and, more particularly, to a compression ring adapted to provide a seal a top the piston and a wall of the cylinder. Description of the Related Today's most common internal combustion e... | tecHNiCal FiElD
THe preSEnt DIScLosuRE PERTaInS to intERnAl COMBUstION EnGines hAvIng A REcIpRocAtinG pISton SliDaBly MOuntEd WiTHiN a CylindEr AND, mORe pARTIcuLarLy, To a cOmpResSiON RING adaPTed TO PROVIde a seal betWeeN A TOp SURFaCE oF the piSTON ANd a WALl OF the cyliNdER.
DescrIpTIon OF the RELaTed ARt
ToDaY'S m... | Technical Field The present disclosure pertainsto internal combustion engines having a reciprocatingpiston slidably mounted within a cylinder and, more particularly, to a compression ring adaptedto provide aseal between a topsurface of the pistonanda wall of the cylinder. Description of theRelated Art T... | Technical Field _The_ _present_ _disclosure_ pertains to internal combustion engines having _a_ reciprocating piston _slidably_ mounted _within_ _a_ _cylinder_ _and,_ more _particularly,_ to _a_ compression ring adapted to _provide_ a seal _between_ a top _surface_ of the _piston_ and a wall of the _cylinder._ _Descrip... |
The present invention relates to an insulation system and method for insulating marine vessels. In particular, but not exclusively, the invention relates to vessels that are adapted to transport cryogenic liquids. Examples of such liquids include liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquefied propane gas (LPG) or liquefied eth... | The present invention relates to an operating system and method for insulating marine vessels. In particular, but not exclusively, the invention relates to vessels that are adapted to transport cryogenic liquids. Examples of such liquids include liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquefied propane gas (LPG) or liquefied ethy... | The present invention relates to an insulation system and mDtBod for insulating marine vessels. In particular, but not exclusively, the invention relates to vessels that are adapted to transport cryogenic liquids. Examples of such liquids include liquefied natural gas (LNG ), liquefied propane gas (LPG) or liquefuex et... | The present invention relates to an insulation system and method for insulating marine vessels. In not exclusively, the invention to vessels that are adapted transport cryogenic liquids. Examples of such liquids include liquefied natural gas (LNG), liquefied gas (LPG) or liquefied ethylene gas (LEG). The invention can ... | The presEnt INveNtIoN RElATEs TO AN inSuLAtiON SySTem ANd MEtHod For iNSuLAtIng MArINE vEsSEls. IN particULaR, But Not EXclUsIvely, thE InvEnTion relATEs To VESSEls ThAT aRe aDApTEd TO TrANsPOrt crYOgeNIC LiQuIdS. eXAMpLES OF such liQuIDs INCluDE LIqUEfieD nATurAL Gas (lNg), LiquefieD Propane gAS (LPg) Or LIqUefiEd eTH... | The present invention relates to an insulation system andmethod forinsulating marinevessels. In particular, but not exclusively, theinvention relates to vessels that are adapted to transport cryogenic liquids. Examples of suchliquids includeliquefied natural gas (LNG), liquefied propane gas (L... | The present invention relates to an insulation system and method for _insulating_ marine vessels. In particular, _but_ _not_ exclusively, the invention relates _to_ vessels _that_ are _adapted_ to transport cryogenic liquids. Examples _of_ such liquids include liquefied natural gas (LNG), _liquefied_ propane gas (LPG) ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the field of coated carbon fibers and to the field of carbon fiber composite materials.
2. Description of the Prior Art
It is now known that fibers produced from certain materials may have exceptional mechanical properties, properties which are many times greater than... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the field of coated carbon fibers and to the field of carbon fiber composite materials. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is now known that fibers produced from certain materials may have exceptional mechanical properties, properties which are many times greater than... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the field of coated carbon fibers and to the field of carbon fiber composite materials. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is now known that fibers produced from certain materials may have exceptional mechanical properties, properties which are many times greater than... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to of coated carbon fibers and to the field of fiber composite materials. 2. Description the Prior Art It now known that fibers produced from certain may have exceptional mechanical which are many times greater than those of the same material produced in bulk form. Becau... | 1. Field Of tHE inVENtion
THIS InVEntion rElateS To ThE FIelD oF cOATEd carbON FiBerS And TO tHE fIelD oF cARbon fIBer cOMPosiTE MaTERIAls.
2. DEsCRipTiOn oF tHe Prior aRt
It IS nOw KnoWn THAT FIbErS prODUCed FrOm CERTAIN MaTERiAls MAy HAVe ExcePTioNAl MeCHaNicAL pRoPeRtIeS, pRoPeRTIES WHicH ARE MaNY TiMeS GreaTER THaN... | 1.Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to the fieldof coatedcarbon fibers and tothe field of carbon fiber composite materials. 2. Descriptionof the Prior ArtIt is now known that fibers produced fromcertain materials may haveexceptional mechanical properties, propertieswhich are manytimes gr... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates to _the_ _field_ of coated carbon fibers and _to_ the field of carbon fiber composite materials. 2. Description of the _Prior_ _Art_ _It_ is _now_ known _that_ fibers produced _from_ certain materials may have exceptional _mechanical_ properties, properties which _are_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a model and accompanying algorithm to simulate and analyze ink ejection from a piezoelectric print head. More particularly, the model of this invention includes a quadrilateral grid for finite-difference-based ink-jet simulation where the algorithm is designed ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a model and accompanying algorithm to simulate and analyze ink ejection from a piezoelectric print head. More particularly, the model of this invention includes a quadrilateral grid for finite-difference-based ink-jet simulation where the algorithm is designed ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a model and accompanying algorithm to simulate and analyze ink ejection from a piezoelectric print head. More particularly, the model of this invention includes a quadrilaYFral grid for finite - difference - based ink - jet simulation where the algorithm is des... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a and accompanying algorithm to simulate analyze ejection from a piezoelectric print head. More particularly, the model this invention includes a quadrilateral grid for simulation where the algorithm is designed to solve a set partial differential equations for... | 1. fIeLd OF tHe iNveNTiOn
the PREsEnT inVENtiOn reLaTeS To A moDEl AnD AccOMpAnyInG alGoriThM tO SiMULaTE and ANalYZE iNK EjecTIoN frOM A pIEzOElectRIc PRINt head. More PaRTIcULaRlY, tHE mODel oF ThIs inveNTIon INCLUDEs a quaDRiLaTeRal GriD FoR FINItE-DiffERENcE-basED Ink-jET simULaTIoN WHErE tHe AlgorITHM IS DEsignEd ... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a model and accompanying algorithm to simulate andanalyze ink ejection from a piezoelectric print head.More particularly, the model of this invention includes a quadrilateral grid for finite-difference-basedink-jet simulation where the algorithm is d... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a model and accompanying algorithm to simulate and analyze ink ejection from a piezoelectric print head. More particularly, the model _of_ this invention includes a _quadrilateral_ grid for finite-difference-based ink-jet simulation where the _algorithm_ is des... |
1. Field Of The Invention
The present invention relates generally to systems for gravel packing wells, and more particularly, but not by way of limitation, to a one trip gravel packing system which can perform a squeeze pack on a well, and can subsequently produce well fluids without tripping the gravel packing system ... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to systems for gravel packing wells, and more particularly, but not by way of limitation, to a one trip gravel packing system which can perform a squeeze pack on a well, and can subsequently produce well fluids without tripping the gravel packing system ... | 1. Field Of The Invention The preQenY invention relates generally to systems for gravel packing wells, and more particularly, but not by way of limitation, to a one trip gravel packing system which can perform a squeeze paDo on a wSli, and can subsequently produce well fluids without tripping the gravel packing system ... | 1. Field Of The The present invention relates to systems for gravel packing wells, and more but not by way of limitation, to a one packing system which can perform a pack a well, and can subsequently produce well fluids without the gravel packing system and the tubing to which it is attached out of the 2. Description O... | 1. FieLd OF tHe iNVENtIoN
THe pRESENT InvENTioN RELatES GenerallY To sysTEMs fOR gRAVEL packiNg welLs, aND MorE PartIcuLaRly, BUt noT by wAY OF lIMiTaTioN, To A oNE tRiP GrAvel PackiNG sYsTeM WhiCH cAN PeRForM A sQUeeZE pACK ON A Well, anD caN SUbsequenTLY prOduCe WeLl FlUidS WitHoUt TrIPpiNG The grAveL packinG SySTEM ... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present inventionrelatesgenerally to systems for gravel packingwells, and more particularly, but not byway of limitation, toa onetrip gravel packing system which can perform a squeeze pack on awell, and can subsequently produce well fluidswithout tripping the gravel packingsys... | 1. Field Of The _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates generally to systems _for_ gravel packing wells, and _more_ particularly, but _not_ by way of _limitation,_ to a one trip gravel packing system which _can_ perform _a_ squeeze pack _on_ _a_ _well,_ and can subsequently produce well _fluids_ without _tripping_ ... |
1. Field of Invention
This invention relates to a motor control system, and more particularly, to a DC motor speed control system having a simple current limiting circuit for limiting excess current to a DC motor from a DC power source.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In a conventional speed control system for a DC mot... | 1. Field of Invention This name relates to a motor control system, and more particularly, to a DC motor speed control system having a simple current limiting circuit for limiting excess current to a DC motor from a DC power source. 2. Description of the Prior Art In a conventional speed control system for a DC motor, w... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to a m9Yor control system, and more particularly, to a DC motor speed control system having a simple current limiting circuit for /im8ting excess current to a DC motor broJ a DC power source. 2. Description of the Prior Art In a conventional speed control system for a DC mot... | of This invention relates to a motor control system, and particularly, to a DC motor speed control system having a simple current limiting circuit for excess current to a DC motor from a DC power source. 2. Description of the Prior Art In a conventional speed control system for a DC motor, wherein drive current to the ... | 1. fIeLD Of invENtiOn
ThIs InVention RElATes To A mOtOR cONtROl sysTeM, AnD mOre pArticUlaRlY, TO a dC mOtOR sPeed coNTROL SyStem HaVIng a sImPlE cURrENt limITIng CIrcUIt fOr lImITing ExCESS CUrrENt tO a dc mOToR from A dc POWer SoURCE.
2. dEsCrIPTION oF THE pRIoR Art
iN a conveNTIonaL sPeED cONtRoL SysTem fOR a Dc MOt... | 1. Fieldof Invention This invention relates toa motor controlsystem, and more particularly,to a DC motor speed control system having a simple current limitingcircuit for limitingexcesscurrent to a DC motor from a DC power source. 2. Description of the Prior Art In a conventional speed control system... | 1. Field of Invention This invention _relates_ to _a_ motor control system, _and_ more particularly, _to_ a DC motor speed control _system_ having a simple current _limiting_ circuit for limiting excess current to a DC _motor_ from a _DC_ _power_ source. 2. Description of the Prior Art In a _conventional_ speed control... |
The present invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt.
More particularly, the invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt of the type which is of box-shaped or trough-shaped cross-section, i.e., which has a bottom wall and side walls which extend upwardly from the same.
Still more particularly, ... | The present invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt. More particularly, the invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt of the type which is of box-shaped or trough-shaped cross-section, i.e., which has a bottom wall and side walls which extend upwardly from the same. Still more particularly, ... | The present invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt. More particularly, the invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt of the type which is of box - shaped or trough - shaped cross - section, i. e. , which has a bottom wall and side walls which extend upwardly from the same. Still more partic... | The present invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt. More particularly, the invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt of the type which is of box-shaped or trough-shaped i.e., which a bottom wall and side walls which extend upwardly from the same. Still more particularly, invention relates s... | THE PreSenT inVEnTIoN rELATEs to An EndLEss FLexibLe cOnvEyOR Belt.
morE ParTIcULarLY, the inVENtION reLates to AN EndleSs FLexIbLe conVeyoR Belt Of THE type WHIcH is Of Box-ShaPEd OR tROugh-SHAPeD CROsS-seCTIoN, I.E., WhICH HaS A BotToM wall ANd SiDe waLls wHiCH exTEnd UPWaRdlY fROm tHe Same.
StILl mORe paRTIcUlarly, ... | The present invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt. More particularly, the invention relates to an endless flexible conveyorbelt of the type which is of box-shaped or trough-shaped cross-section, i.e., which has a bottom wall and side walls which extend upwardly from the same.S... | _The_ present invention relates to an endless flexible _conveyor_ belt. More _particularly,_ _the_ invention relates to an endless flexible conveyor belt of _the_ type which _is_ of box-shaped or _trough-shaped_ cross-section, i.e., which has a _bottom_ wall and side walls which extend upwardly from the same. _Still_ m... |
In a typical laser-based printing/copying process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential so as to sensitize the surface thereof. The charged portion of the photoconductive member is exposed to a light image of the original document being reproduced. Exposure of the charged photoconduc... | In a typical laser-based printing/copying process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential so as to sensitize the surface thereof. The charged portion of the photoconductive member is exposed to a light image of the original document being reproduced. Exposure of the charged photoconduc... | In a typical laser - based printing / copying process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential so as to sensitize the surface thereof. The charged portion of the photoconductive member is exposed to a light image of the original document being reproduced. Exposure of the charged photoco... | In a typical laser-based printing/copying process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially so to sensitize the thereof. The charged portion of the photoconductive member is exposed to a light of the original document being reproduced. Exposure of the charged photoconductive member the thereon in the irra... | iN A tyPICAl laseR-bAsEd PrintIng/cOpYINg process, a PHOtOCONdUCTiVE MeMBeR iS ChArGeD tO a SUBStantiALlY UNifOrm PoTENTiaL so as tO senSiTIZE The SUrfaCE tHereOF. the CHarGeD poRTioN of THe PhoToCondUcTIVe MEmbEr iS eXpoSed to a LIghT imAGe of THe ORiGINaL doCUmEnT BeINg rEPRODuceD. EXpOsuRe OF the cHARgEd pHOTOcONduc... | In atypical laser-based printing/copying process,a photoconductive memberis charged to a substantially uniform potentialso as to sensitize the surface thereof. The chargedportionof thephotoconductive member is exposedto a light image ofthe original document beingreproduced.Exposureof the charged photocond... | In _a_ typical laser-based printing/copying process, _a_ photoconductive member _is_ _charged_ to a substantially uniform _potential_ so as _to_ _sensitize_ the surface _thereof._ The charged _portion_ of the photoconductive member _is_ exposed to a light image of the original document being reproduced. Exposure of the... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a microprocessor with a cache memory in which debugging operations are supported, and, in particular, to a microprocessor with a cache memory in which functions for implementing debugging operations are improved.
2. Description of the Background Art
Debugging o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a microprocessor with a cache memory in which debugging operations are supported, and, in particular, to a microprocessor with a cache memory in which functions for implementing debugging operations are improved. 2. Description of the Background Art Debugging o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a microprocessor with a cache memory in which debugging operations are supported, and, in particular, to a microprocessor with a cache memory in which functions for implementing debugging operations are improved. 2. Description of the Background Art Debugging o... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a microprocessor with a memory in which debugging operations are supported, and, in particular, to microprocessor with a memory in which functions for implementing debugging are improved. 2. of the Background Art Debugging operations are generally executed to debug... | 1. fiELD Of THe inVEnTION
tHe present iNVEnTion RElATes to a MicROPRocESsor wITH a CaChE MeMORY iN whicH debuGGING OpErATioNS ARE suppOrTeD, aNd, In pArTICulAR, tO a micROpROcESsor WIth A CachE meMOrY in wHICh FunCtIoNs fOR iMpLeMENTIng DEbUgGIng OPeraTioNS aRE IMPRoVED.
2. DeScRIPTIoN Of tHe Background aRt
DEBUgging O... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a microprocessor with a cache memory in which debugging operations are supported,and, in particular, to a microprocessor with acache memory in whichfunctionsfor implementing debugging operations are improved. 2. Descriptionofthe Background Art De... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a microprocessor with _a_ cache memory in which debugging _operations_ are supported, and, in _particular,_ to _a_ microprocessor with a cache memory in which _functions_ for implementing debugging operations are _improved._ _2._ Description of the Background... |
One of the parameters characterizing the performance of every Direction Finding (DF) system is the ambiguity threshold. The ambiguity threshold is the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) below which, for a given number of samples, the probability of an ambiguous Direction-of-Arrival (DOA) result rises and thereby sets a limit ... | One of the parameters characterizing the performance of every Direction Finding (DF) system is the ambiguity threshold. The ambiguity threshold is the Signal-to-Noise Ratio (SNR) below which, for a given number of samples, the probability of an ambiguous Direction-of-Arrival (DOA) result rises and thereby sets a limit ... | One of the parameters characterizing the performance of every Direction Finding (DF) system is the ambiguity threshold. The ambiguity threshold is the Signal - to - Noise Ratio (SNR) below which, for a given number of samples, the probability of an ambiguous Direction - of - Arrival (DOA) result rises and thereby sets ... | One of the parameters characterizing the of every Direction Finding (DF) system the ambiguity threshold. The ambiguity threshold is the Signal-to-Noise Ratio below which, for a given number of probability of an ambiguous Direction-of-Arrival (DOA) result rises and thereby sets a limit on the the DF system. The value of... | oNE oF THe paraMEteRs charaCTerizINg thE PERForMAncE oF evERY DIrectIon fINDinG (df) sYStEM IS The ambIgUIty thResHolD. the AmBigUITY thrEshOlD iS tHe siGNAL-TO-NOIsE RaTio (SNr) BElOw whIcH, fOr a GiveN NUMbEr Of sAMpLeS, THe pRobAbIlIty OF an AMbiGuous DIRectiON-of-arrivAL (DOA) rEsULt RIsES aND THeRebY SETS a LIMIT ... | One ofthe parameters characterizing the performance of every Direction Finding (DF)system is the ambiguity threshold.The ambiguity threshold is the Signal-to-NoiseRatio(SNR)below which, for a given number of samples,the probability of an ambiguous Direction-of-Arrival (DOA) result rises and thereby sets a limit o... | One of _the_ parameters characterizing the performance of every Direction Finding (DF) system is the ambiguity threshold. The ambiguity threshold _is_ the _Signal-to-Noise_ _Ratio_ (SNR) below which, for a given number of samples, the probability of an ambiguous _Direction-of-Arrival_ _(DOA)_ result _rises_ and thereby... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an adapter for a centrifuge tube and to a removal tool for removing the adapter from the centrifuge tube.
Description of the Prior Art
A centrifuge rotor is a device used with a centrifuge instrument in order to subject a sample of a liquid to a centrifugal force ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an adapter for a centrifuge tube and to a removal tool for removing the adapter from the centrifuge tube. Description of the Prior Art A centrifuge rotor is a device used with a centrifuge instrument in order to subject a sample of a liquid to a centrifugal force ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an adapter for a centrifuge tube and to a removal tool for removing the adapter from the centrifuge tube. Description of the Prior Art A centrifuge rotor is a device used with a centrifuge instrument in order to subject a sample of a liquid to a centrifugal force ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an adapter for a centrifuge tube and to a removal tool for removing the adapter centrifuge tube. Description of the Prior A centrifuge rotor is a device used with a centrifuge instrument in order to subject a sample of a liquid to a centrifugal force field. The sa... | FiEld Of THE InVENtiOn
THE pREseNt InVention rELAtEs tO An adaPTER FoR A CEnTRIfuGe TUbE aNd To A RemOVAL tooL FOr reMOviNG The AdaPtEr FrOm ThE cENtRIFUGe tUBE.
DesCriptIon Of the priOr aRt
A centrIfUge rOtoR iS A deViCE USEd WItH a cENtRiFuGe insTrUMEnt iN OrDEr To sUbJECt a sAmPlE OF a liQUiD to A cENtrIFugal fOrCE ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an adapter for a centrifuge tube and to a removal toolfor removing the adapter from thecentrifuge tube. Description of thePrior Art A centrifuge rotor is a deviceused with a centrifuge instrument in order to subjecta sample of a liquid to a centrif... | Field of _the_ Invention _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates to an adapter for a _centrifuge_ _tube_ and to _a_ _removal_ tool for removing _the_ adapter from _the_ _centrifuge_ tube. Description of _the_ _Prior_ Art A centrifuge rotor is a device used with _a_ _centrifuge_ _instrument_ in order to subject a sample of ... |
Liquid and gas mixtures have to be phase separated in order to remove liquid droplets from industrial gas streams to satisfy environmental standards (e.g., radioactive water from steam at nuclear power plants) or to purify gas streams, increase liquid recovery, and to protect rotating equipment located downstream (e.g.... | Liquid and gas mixtures have to be phase separated in order to remove liquid droplets from industrial gas streams to satisfy environmental standards (e.g., radioactive water from steam at nuclear power plants) or to purify gas streams, increase liquid recovery, and to protect rotating equipment located downstream (e.g.... | Liquid and gas mixtures have to be phase separated in order to remove liquid droplets from industrial gas streams to satisfy environmental standaDSs (e. g. , radioactive water from steam at nuclear power plants) or to purify gas streams, increase liquid recovery, and to protect rotating equipment located downstream (e.... | Liquid and gas mixtures have to be phase separated in order remove liquid droplets from industrial gas streams to standards radioactive water steam at nuclear power plants) or to purify gas streams, increase liquid recovery, and to protect rotating equipment located (e.g., oil facilities, engine air intakes, gas proces... | LiqUId and gAs MixTUreS haVE tO be PHAsE SePaRateD iN OrDer to rEMovE LiquiD DroPLets fROM INDUstrial GaS sTrEams To SatIsFy eNvIrONmENtal STANdaRDs (E.g., RadIOaCtivE watER frOm STEam At nUcLEAR power PLants) oR to puRIfy gaS stREams, iNcReaSE LIqUid rECoveRY, and to pRoTect ROtAtIng EqUiPMenT LoCATEd DOwnstREam (E.G.... | Liquid and gas mixtures have to be phase separated in order to remove liquid dropletsfromindustrial gas streams tosatisfy environmental standards (e.g., radioactive water fromsteam at nuclear power plants) or to purify gas streams,increase liquid recovery, and to protect rotating equipment located downstream ... | Liquid and gas mixtures have to _be_ _phase_ separated in order to _remove_ _liquid_ droplets from industrial gas streams to satisfy _environmental_ standards (e.g., _radioactive_ water from steam at nuclear power plants) or to _purify_ gas streams, increase liquid _recovery,_ and to protect rotating equipment located ... |
In a typical air handling device suitable for use in heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment, a number of dampers are typically found to facilitate the control of the airflow through the air handler unit under varying temperature and humidity conditions. In the past, it was not atypical to find that the dam... | In a typical air handling device suitable for use in heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment, a number of dampers are typically found to facilitate the control of the airflow through the air handler unit under varying temperature and humidity conditions. In the past, it was not atypical to find that the dam... | In a typical air handling device Xuitaboe for use in heating, ventilating and air fond7tioning equipment, a number of dampers are typically found to facilitate the control of the airflow through the air handler unit under vxryinF tempdraturD and humidity conditions. In the past, it was not atypical to find that the dam... | In a typical air handling suitable for use in heating, ventilating and air conditioning equipment, a number of dampers are typically found to facilitate the control of the airflow the air handler unit varying and humidity conditions. In the past, it was atypical to find that the dampers, when in the closed were not sea... | iN a tYpicaL Air HAndlInG DeviCE SuiTAbLe FOr use iN Heating, vEnTiLatINg aND AiR cONdiTIoNiNG eQUIpmENt, A nUMBEr OF dAmPERS ARe typicAlLy FOunD TO fACIlITATe ThE COnTRoL oF tHe AiRFLOW ThROUgh tHe Air HanDler Unit UndeR VARyINg TEMpeRAtuRE aNd humiDitY cOnDItiONs. IN THe past, It WAs Not atypicaL tO FIND that THe dam... | Ina typical air handlingdevice suitable for use in heating, ventilating andair conditioningequipment, a number of dampers are typically found to facilitate the control of the airflow through the air handler unit under varying temperature and humidity conditions. In the past, it was not atypicalt... | In a typical air _handling_ device suitable for use _in_ heating, ventilating and air _conditioning_ equipment, a number _of_ dampers are _typically_ found to facilitate the control of the airflow through the air _handler_ unit _under_ varying _temperature_ and humidity conditions. _In_ _the_ past, _it_ _was_ _not_ aty... |
Lasers are used in many different industries for many different purposes, such as, for example, in the medical industry for medical procedures, in the printing industry in laser printers, in the defense industry in a variety of defense applications, and in the optical communications industry for transmitting and receiv... | Lasers are used in many different industries for many different purposes, such as, for example, in the medical industry for medical procedures, in the printing industry in laser printers, in the defense industry in a variety of defense applications, and in the optical communications industry for transmitting and receiv... | Lasers are used in many different industries for many different purposes, such as, for example, in the medical industry for medical procedures, in the printing industry in laser printers, in the defense industry in a variety of defense applications, and in the optical communications industry for transmitting and receiv... | Lasers are used in many industries for many different purposes, such as, for example, in the medical industry for procedures, in industry in laser printers, in defense industry in a variety of defense applications, and in optical communications industry for transmitting and receiving optical signals. In applications, t... | laSers arE uSed in MaNY DIFferEnt INdUstRieS for maNy DiFFErENt pUrPoSES, SUCh aS, foR exAmpLe, IN THE medICAL iNduStry FOR meDIcal PRoceDUreS, in ThE pRINTINg INDuSTry in lASER pRiNtErs, IN tHe dEfensE InDUsTRy iN a varIEtY Of DefeNSe appLiCATIons, aNd in tHE OPtIcAl CoMMuNiCAtIoNs iNDuSTry For TRansmITTING AnD RECEiv... | Lasers are used in many different industries for many different purposes, such as, for example, in the medical industry for medical procedures, in the printing industryin laser printers, in thedefense industry in a variety ofdefense applications, andin the optical communications industry for ... | Lasers are used in many different industries for _many_ _different_ purposes, such as, for _example,_ _in_ _the_ _medical_ _industry_ for medical procedures, _in_ the printing industry in laser printers, in the defense industry in _a_ variety _of_ defense applications, and in _the_ _optical_ communications industry for... |
The invention relates to an apparatus for generating acoustic shock waves with a single shock wave tube and for focusing them onto a focus region. The invention particularly relates to the fragmentation of concrements (e.g. kidney stones) in a living being.
Shock wave tubes for generating acoustic shock waves are known... | The invention relates to an apparatus for generating acoustic shock waves with a single shock wave tube and for focusing them onto a focus region. The invention particularly relates to the fragmentation of concrements (e.g. kidney stones) in a living being. Shock wave tubes for generating acoustic shock waves are known... | The invention relates to an apparatus for gRneeating acoustic shock waves with a single shock wave tube and for focusing them onto a focus region. The invention particularly relates to the fragmentation of concrements (e. g. kidney stones) in a living being. Shock wave tubes for generating acoustic shock waves are know... | The invention relates to an apparatus generating acoustic shock waves with a shock wave tube and for focusing them onto focus region. particularly relates to the fragmentation concrements (e.g. kidney stones) in a living being. Shock wave tubes for generating shock waves are known. indicated in Offenlegungsschrift No. ... | THe iNVeNtIon reLAtEs TO An APPARATuS FoR gEneRATiNG AcOuSTIc sHock wavEs WitH a SInGle SHocK WAVe TuBE anD FoR FocUsing THEm oNTo A FOCus REGion. tHE InVEnTIon PartICularLy relAtES tO ThE fRAGMEnTATIOn Of cONCREmeNTS (E.g. KIDNeY STonES) in a Living bEiNG.
sHocK WAVE tubES fOr gEnErATiNG AcoUSTIc ShOCK wAvEs Are KnOwn... | Theinventionrelates to an apparatus for generating acoustic shock waves with a single shock wave tube and for focusing themonto a focus region. The invention particularly relates tothefragmentation of concrements(e.g. kidneystones) in a living being. Shock wave tubes for generating acoustic shock waves are ... | The invention relates _to_ _an_ apparatus for _generating_ acoustic shock _waves_ with a single shock wave tube and for _focusing_ them onto _a_ focus _region._ The invention particularly relates to the fragmentation of concrements (e.g. kidney stones) in a living being. _Shock_ wave _tubes_ for generating acoustic sho... |
The present invention relates to a portable masonry saw for cutting ceramic tile, brick and paver blocks. More specifically, the present invention relates to a gasoline powered masonry saw removably mounted on a low profile hand cart in order to facilitate easy transport of the saw to and from the work site as well as ... | The present invention relating to a portable masonry saw for cutting ceramic tile, brick and paver blocks. More specifically, the present invention relates to a gasoline powered masonry saw removably mounted on a low profile hand cart in order to facilitate easy transport of the saw to and from the work site as well as... | The present invention relates to a portable mQsoGry saw for cutting ceramic tile, brick and paver b:ockZ. More specifically, the present inbeGtion relates to a gasoline powered masonry saw removably mounted on a low profile hand cart in Ldder to facilitate easy tranxOort of the saw to and frp< the work site as well as ... | The invention to a portable masonry saw for cutting ceramic tile, brick and paver blocks. More specifically, the present invention relates a gasoline powered masonry removably mounted on a low profile hand cart in order to facilitate easy transport of the saw to and the site as well as during the work in progress. Here... | tHe PRESENT invEnTion reLaTes tO a POrTABLE mASONrY saW FOr cUttING cEramIC TILE, BrICk anD PaVER bLoCks. MORe SPEcIfICalLY, the PResent InveNtion RElaTES to a GASOLinE POWeREd maSOnRY SAW REmOVABLy mOUNTeD ON A low ProFiLe haND cArt In ORdeR tO FaciLItate EasY traNsporT OF THE Saw To and frOM The Work SiTE as wEll as ... | The present invention relates to a portable masonrysaw for cutting ceramic tile, brick and paver blocks. More specifically, the present invention relates to a gasoline powered masonry saw removably mounted ona low profile hand cart in order to facilitate easy transport of the saw toand fromt... | _The_ _present_ invention _relates_ to _a_ portable masonry saw for cutting ceramic tile, brick _and_ paver blocks. More specifically, the present invention relates to a gasoline powered masonry saw removably _mounted_ _on_ a low profile hand _cart_ in order to facilitate easy transport _of_ the saw to and from the wor... |
The present invention is related to filters suitable for filtering electronic signals, and particularly, AC noise from a DC signal. More specifically, the present invention is related to multi-layered ceramic filters.
Filtering of electronic signals is a widely practiced art typically practiced with filters such as dis... | The present invention is related to filters suitable for filtering electromagnetic signals, and particularly, AC noise from a DC signal. More specifically, the present invention is related to multi-layered ceramic filters. Filtering of electronic signals is a widely practiced art typically practiced with filters such a... | The present invention is related to filters suitable for filtering electronic signals, and particularly, AC noise from a DC signal. More specifically, the lrssent invention is related to multi - lay4rsd ceramic Vil$ers. Filtering of electronic signals is a widely practiced art typically practiced with filters such as d... | The present invention is related to filters suitable for filtering electronic and particularly, AC noise from DC signal. More specifically, the present invention is related to multi-layered ceramic filters. Filtering of electronic signals is a widely practiced typically practiced with filters such as discoidal filters,... | tHE PREsENT iNVENtion iS rElATeD TO FiLterS SuITabLe FoR FIltERInG ELectRoNic SiGNaLS, AnD PaRtICuLarlY, AC NOiSE FrOm A dC sIgNAL. MoRE SpecificALly, The PReSENT InvenTiOn Is relAted TO MulTi-lAYeRed CERamic fIltErs.
filtErINg of ELeCtronIc SIGNAls IS A widELY PRaCtICed aRt tYpICAllY PrActicEd with filTERS sUch as DiS... | The present invention is related to filters suitable for filtering electronic signals, andparticularly, AC noise from a DC signal. Morespecifically, the present invention is related tomulti-layered ceramicfilters. Filtering of electronicsignals is awidely practiced arttypicallypracticed with filters such ... | The present invention is _related_ to filters suitable _for_ _filtering_ electronic _signals,_ _and_ _particularly,_ AC noise from a DC signal. More specifically, the present invention is related _to_ multi-layered ceramic filters. Filtering of electronic _signals_ _is_ a _widely_ practiced art typically practiced with... |
A conventional laser beam level instrument is quite complex for its structure or mechanism and also occupies a larger volume.
The automatic optical levelling, plumbing and verticality-determining apparatus of U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,540 also granted to the same inventor of this application includes a frame (3) for securing... | A conventional laser beam level instrument is quite complex for its structure or mechanism and also occupies a larger volume. The automatic optical ventilation plumbing and verticality-determining apparatus of U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,540 also granted to the same inventor of this application includes a frame (3) for securin... | A conventional laser beam l$ve; instrument is quite complex for its structure or mechanism and also occupies a larger volume. The automatic optical levelling, plumbing and verticality - determining apparatus of U. S. Pat. No. 6, 035, 540 also granted to the same inventor of this application includes a frame (3) for sec... | A conventional beam level instrument is quite complex for its structure or mechanism also occupies a larger volume. The automatic optical levelling, plumbing and verticality-determining apparatus of U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,540 also granted to the same inventor this application includes a frame (3) for the illuminators (6, ... | a conVeNtIONaL LASer Beam LEVEl inSTRUmeNT IS qUItE COmPlEx FOr iTS StRuCtuRe OR mEcHaNisM AnD AlsO OcCUpiEs A LaRGEr volUMe.
THE AutOmAtiC OPtIcAl levElLINg, PlUMbIng and VerTiCality-dEtERMInINg ApparatuS OF u.S. pat. nO. 6,035,540 ALSO gRAnteD tO tHE sAMe iNVeNTOr Of THIs aPPliCatIoN includES A FrAme (3) for SeCURINg... | Aconventional laser beam level instrument is quite complex forits structure or mechanism and also occupies a larger volume. The automatic optical levelling, plumbing and verticality-determining apparatus of U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,540 also granted to the same inventor of this application includes aframe (3) fo... | A conventional laser beam level _instrument_ is quite _complex_ for its structure or mechanism and also occupies a larger _volume._ The automatic optical levelling, _plumbing_ and verticality-determining _apparatus_ _of_ U.S. Pat. No. 6,035,540 also granted to the same inventor of this application _includes_ a frame (3... |
This invention relates generally to golf training equipment and more particularly concerns a guide for assisting a golfer to properly align the golfer's body and putter in preparation for and execution of a correct putting stroke.
Golfers have, for centuries, sought ways to lower their score. On a par 72, 18 hole cours... | This invention relates generally to golf training equipment and more particularly concerns a guide for assisting a golfer to decently align the golfer's body and putter in preparation for and execution of a correct putting stroke. Golfers have, for centuries, sought ways to lower their score. On a par 72, 18 hole cours... | This invention relates generally to golf training equipment and more particularly concerns a guide for assisting a golfer to properly align the golfer ' s body and putter in preparation for and execution of a correct putting stroke. Golfers have, for centuries, sought ways to lower their score. On a par 72, 18 hole cou... | This invention relates generally to golf training equipment and particularly concerns guide assisting a golfer to properly align the golfer's body putter in preparation for and execution of a Golfers for centuries, sought ways to lower their score. On a par 72, 18 hole course, 36 strokes are allotted for putting. The p... | THIS iNVentIoN rElAtes generAllY To goLF TraIninG EQUipmeNt ANd More PArticUlaRLy ConCErNs A guIdE FOR ASsIStiNg A goLFEr TO PROpERLY AliGN THE GolFEr'S Body AnD PUTTER In PrEpAraTiON for anD exEcutIon Of A CORreCT pUTtInG STRokE.
GOLFerS HaVe, FoR CEnTUrieS, SoUghT WAyS TO lowEr THeiR ScORe. oN A paR 72, 18 HoLE CouRs... | This invention relates generally to golf training equipment and more particularly concerns a guide for assisting a golfer to properly align the golfer's body and putter in preparation for and execution of acorrect putting stroke. Golfers have,for centuries, sought ways to lower their score. On a p... | This invention relates generally to golf _training_ equipment _and_ more particularly concerns a guide for assisting a golfer to properly align the golfer's body _and_ putter _in_ preparation _for_ and execution of a correct putting stroke. Golfers have, for centuries, sought ways to lower their score. On a _par_ 72, 1... |
Test tools are used to verify the correct functioning of software and modifications to existing software. Verifying the correctness of software may involve numerous tasks, including the testing of concurrency. Concurrency testing is a core requirement in the software industry and is accomplished through the execution o... | Test tools are used to verify the correct functioning of software and modifications to test software. Verifying the correctness of software may involve numerous tasks, including the testing of concurrency. Concurrency testing is a core requirement in the software industry and is accomplished through the execution of te... | Test tools are used to verify the correct functioning of software and modifications to existing software. Verifying the correctness of software may involve numerous tasks, including the testing of concurrency. Concurrency testing is a f(re requirement in the software industry and is accomplished through the execution o... | Test tools are used to verify the correct of software and modifications existing software. Verifying the correctness of software may involve tasks, including the testing of concurrency. Concurrency testing is a core requirement in the software industry and is accomplished through the execution of testcases. A testcase ... | tEsT TOolS ArE USEd tO VERifY thE coRRecT FuncTIonInG OF sOFTwaRe and mOdifiCATIONS To EXiStiNg sofTwAre. VEriFyinG ThE CORrectneSs oF SoftwarE MAy iNVOlvE NumEROuS taSKS, inCludInG THe tesTiNG OF cONcurreNcY. coNCUrreNcy teSTInG is A cORe rEqUIrEMENt In tHE SOFTwAre inDusTrY AND iS ACcOmpLISHeD ThroUgh thE EXeCuTion O... | Test tools areused toverify the correct functioning of software andmodificationsto existing software. Verifying the correctness of software may involve numerous tasks, including the testing of concurrency. Concurrency testing is a core requirement inthe software industry andisaccomplished through the executi... | Test tools are used to verify the correct functioning _of_ software and modifications to existing _software._ Verifying the _correctness_ of software may involve _numerous_ tasks, including the testing of concurrency. Concurrency testing is _a_ core _requirement_ _in_ the software industry and is _accomplished_ _throug... |
A suction cup or clip is usually used as a fastening mechanism of automobile data recorders and other electronic devices in a vehicle. Meanwhile, the automobile data recorder is fastened to the vehicle by combining the fastening mechanism with a rotating assembly. | A suction cup or clip is usually used as a fastening mechanism of digital data centers and other electronic devices in a vehicle. Meanwhile, the automobile data recorder is fastened to the vehicle by combining the fastening mechanism with a rotating pin | A suction cup or clip is usually tsFd as a fastening mechanism of aHtPmobile sats recorders and other electronic deficea in a fehiXle. Meanwhile, the automobile data recLfder is fastened to the FehOcle by combining the fastenlgg <echaJism ditU a rotating assembly. | A cup or clip is usually used as a fastening mechanism of automobile recorders and other electronic devices in a vehicle. Meanwhile, the automobile data recorder is the vehicle by combining the fastening mechanism with a rotating assembly. | A SUcTIoN Cup oR cliP iS USUALLy USEd aS A fASteNIng mecHANiSM oF aUTOmoBiLe dATA rEcORDerS and otHeR elEctronIc dEviCEs iN A vEhiCle. mEaNWHILE, THE AUToMoBiLE DaTA RECorDer iS fAsteNED TO THe VeHicle By COMbininG The FAsTenING mEChAnisM WItH a rOtaTinG AsSemblY. | Asuction cup or clip is usuallyused asa fastening mechanism of automobile data recorders and other electronic devices in a vehicle. Meanwhile, the automobile data recorder is fastened to the vehicle by combiningthefastening mechanism with a rotating assembly. | A suction cup or clip is usually used as a fastening _mechanism_ of automobile _data_ recorders _and_ other electronic _devices_ in a vehicle. Meanwhile, the automobile data recorder is fastened to the vehicle by _combining_ the fastening mechanism with a rotating assembly. |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an electronics enclosure for an electronics assembly belonging to an electrotechnical apparatus, comprising an open end situated at the top in a filling position, through which a fluid potting compound is filled and which is closed off by a plug after filling of the po... | 1. Field of the technology The invention relates to an electronics enclosure for an electronics assembly belonging to an electrotechnical apparatus, comprising an open end situated at the top in a filling position, through which a fluid potting compound is filled and which is closed off by a plug after filling of the v... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an electronics enclosure for an electronics assembly belonging to an Dlectrktechnical a(parahus, comprising an ppeB end situated at the top in a filling position, through which a fluid potting compound is filled and which is closed off by a plug after filling of the po... | 1. Field the Invention The invention relates to an electronics enclosure for an electronics assembly belonging to an electrotechnical apparatus, comprising an open at the in a filling position, through which a fluid potting compound filled and which is off by a plug after the compound. 2. Description of the Prior Art F... | 1. fiELd OF ThE InvENTioN
tHe InVENTION RELates to aN eLecTrONics ENcLoSURe FOR an ElectroNicS AsseMBlY BElOngInG To aN ELECtRoteChniCAl APparatUS, coMpRiSInG AN oPEn enD sITuaTEd AT THe top In A FIllINg posiTioN, ThRoUGH WhiCh A FLUiD pOttinG coMpouNd IS FIllEd And whicH iS cLoseD oFF BY A pLug aFTEr FIlLINg OF the PO... | 1. Field of the InventionThe invention relatesto an electronics enclosure for an electronicsassembly belonging to an electrotechnical apparatus, comprising an open end situated at the top in a filling position, through which a fluid pottingcompoundis filled and which isclosed off bya plug after filling of the... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The invention relates to _an_ _electronics_ enclosure for an _electronics_ assembly belonging to an _electrotechnical_ apparatus, _comprising_ _an_ open end _situated_ at the _top_ in a filling position, through which a fluid potting _compound_ is _filled_ and which is _closed_ off by a _plu... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to polyimide-based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and/or copolymers of the polyimide-based polymers. The present invention also relates to a positive type photoresist composition comprising at... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to polyimide-based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and/or copolymers of the polyimide-based polymers. The present invention also relates to a positive type photoresist composition comprising at... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to polgi<ide - based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and / or copolymers of the polyimide - based polymers. The present invention also relates to a positive type photoresist composition compris... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to polyimide-based containing moieties a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and/or copolymers of the The present invention also relates a positive type photoresist composition comprising at least one of the polymers and/or copolymers thereof as a... | 1. FielD Of thE InventION
tHE PReSeNT inVenTIoN reLaTes to PoLyIMIdE-bASED poLYMerS cOnTainiNG DiANHYDRIdE mOIETIes HAvInG A PaRTICulAr sTRUctuRe In the RePEATiNg UnITS therEOf, and/or COPOlYmers OF the POlYiMIdE-BasED pOLyMERs. The PRESEnT iNVENTiOn aLsO RELATEs TO a PosITIVE typE PHOToRESIst COMpoSitIOn ComPRisiNg At... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to polyimide-based polymerscontaining dianhydride moieties having aparticular structure in therepeating units thereof, and/or copolymers of the polyimide-based polymers. The present inventionalso relates to a positive type photoresist composition co... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present invention relates to polyimide-based polymers containing dianhydride _moieties_ _having_ a particular structure in _the_ repeating units thereof, and/or copolymers of the polyimide-based polymers. The present invention also relates to a positive _type_ photoresist composition c... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a vehicle room lamp which is provided within a vehicle room (or compartment), and is switched between the ON-state (for illuminating the room) and the OFF-state by pressing a light-transmitting member such as a lens.
2. Related Art
An automobile is equipped with a veh... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a vehicle room lamp which is provided within a vehicle room (or compartment), and is switched between the ON-state (for illuminating the room) and the OFF-state by pressing a light-transmitting member such as a lens. 2. Related Art An automobile is equipped with a veh... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a vehicle room lamp which is provided within a vehicle room (or compartment ), and is switched between the ON - state (for illuminating the room) and the OFF - state by pressing a light - transmitting member such as a lens. 2. Related Art An automobile is ewuippex wit... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a vehicle room lamp which is provided within a room (or and is switched between the ON-state (for illuminating the room) and the OFF-state by pressing a member such as a lens. Related An automobile is equipped with a vehicle room lamp (or lamp) so as to ensure that th... | 1. FieLD of ThE InvENtion
tHis invENtioN rElAtes TO A VEHIcLe rooM lAmp wHICh iS PrOVidED withIN a VeHICLe Room (or CompArTMeNT), aND Is sWiTched BETWeEn tHE oN-STATE (FoR IllumINATinG ThE RoOM) and tHE oFF-StatE BY PREssiNG a lighT-transMiTTIng meMBEr sUch AS A lEns.
2. ReLatED ARt
AN aUTomoBIlE IS eqUippeD wItH a VEh... | 1. Fieldof theInventionThis invention relatesto a vehicle room lamp which is provided withinavehicle room (orcompartment), and is switchedbetweenthe ON-state (for illuminating the room)and the OFF-state bypressing a light-transmitting member such as alens. 2. Related Art An automobile is equi... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates _to_ a _vehicle_ room lamp which is provided within a vehicle room (or compartment), and is switched between the ON-state (for illuminating _the_ room) and the OFF-state by pressing a light-transmitting member such as a _lens._ 2. Related Art An automobile is equipped ... |
The present invention relates to a collapsible lens barrel and an image pickup apparatus.
Some lens barrels incorporated in image pickup apparatuses such as digital still cameras, digital video cameras, etc. have a cam ring with a cam groove defined in an inner circumferential surface thereof and a lens holder frame wh... | The present invention relates to a collapsible lens barrel and an image pickup apparatus. Some lens barrels incorporated in image pickup apparatuses such as digital still cameras, digital video cameras, etc. have a cam ring with a cam groove defined in an inner circumferential surface thereof and a lens holder frame wh... | The present invention relates to a collapsible lens barrel and an image pickup apparatus. Some lens barrels incorporated in image pickup apparatuses such as digital still cameras, digital video cameras, etc. have a cam ring with a cam groove defined in an inner circumferential surface thereof and a lens holder frame wh... | The present invention relates to a collapsible lens barrel and an image pickup apparatus. lens barrels incorporated in image pickup apparatuses such as digital still cameras, digital video cameras, etc. have a cam ring with cam groove defined in an inner circumferential surface and a frame which is nonrotatably, but mo... | THe preSeNt INVENtiON rELateS to a coLlAPSibLe LEns bArrEL AND an IMAgE PicKuP AppaRAtuS.
SOME LENs bARreLS IncorporatEd iN imaGE PIcKUP appaRATUsES SUch AS DIGitAL stILL cAmeRas, digiTAL VideO CAmeRAS, Etc. HavE a cAm riNg wiTH a Cam GROovE DeFINeD In AN iNnER CIrCuMfEREntIaL SUrfACe thereof AnD a LeNS HoLdER FrAme wh... | The present invention relates to a collapsible lens barrel and animage pickup apparatus. Some lensbarrels incorporated in image pickup apparatuses such as digital still cameras,digital video cameras, etc. have a cam ring with a cam groove defined in an inner circumferentialsurface thereof and a len... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ _a_ collapsible lens barrel _and_ _an_ image pickup apparatus. Some _lens_ _barrels_ incorporated _in_ image _pickup_ _apparatuses_ _such_ as digital still cameras, digital _video_ cameras, etc. have a cam ring with a cam groove defined _in_ _an_ _inner_ circumferential surface ther... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a xe2x80x9csolutionxe2x80x9d method for preparing indium tin oxide (ITO) fine powders, and more particularly, to a method for preparing ITO nanometer grade powders using different starting material sources.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The mixture of indium ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a xe2x80x9csolutionxe2x80x9d method for preparing indium tin oxide (ITO) fine powders, and more particularly, to a method for preparing ITO nanometer grade powders using different starting material sources. 2. verbal description of the Prior Art The mixture of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a xe2x80x9csolutionxe2x80x9d metTpd for preparing indium tin oxide (ITO) fine powders, and more particularly, to a method for preparing ITO nanometer grade powders using different starting material sources. 2. Description of the Prior Art The mixture of indium ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a xe2x80x9csolutionxe2x80x9d method preparing indium tin oxide (ITO) fine powders, more particularly, to a method for preparing ITO nanometer grade powders using different starting material sources. 2. Description of the Prior The mixture of indium oxide and ox... | 1. field oF tHe iNveNtiOn
tHE pRESenT invENTIOn rElateS to a Xe2x80x9CsoluTIonxE2X80x9D meThOD for pREparING InDiUm tIn oxIDe (iTo) fINe pOWdERs, ANd moRe pArTIculArly, tO A metHoD fOR PrepaRING ITO NAnOMetER Grade pOwDErS USING diffeRENt StartING MaTERiAl souRCeS.
2. dEScRipTiON OF tHE PRior Art
thE MixTURe OF InDIUM ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The presentinvention relates to a xe2x80x9csolutionxe2x80x9d method forpreparing indium tinoxide (ITO) fine powders, and more particularly, to amethod for preparing ITO nanometergrade powders using differentstarting material sources. 2.Descriptionof the Prior Art Themix... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention relates _to_ _a_ xe2x80x9csolutionxe2x80x9d method for _preparing_ _indium_ tin _oxide_ _(ITO)_ fine _powders,_ _and_ more _particularly,_ to _a_ method for preparing ITO nanometer grade _powders_ using _different_ _starting_ _material_ sources. 2. Description of the ... |
Processors, including microprocessors, digital signal processors and microcontrollers, operate by running software programs that are embodied in one or more series of instructions stored in a memory. The processors run the software by fetching the instructions from the series of instructions, decoding the instructions ... | Processors, including microprocessors, digital signal processors and microcontrollers, operate by running software programs that are embodied in one or more series of instructions stored in a memory. The processors run the software by fetching the instructions from the series of instructions, decoding the instructions ... | Processors, including micEoprocesDors, digital signal processors and microcontrollers, operate by running software programs that are embodied in one or more series of instructions stored in a memory. The processors run the software by fetching the instructions from the series of instructions, decoding the instructions ... | Processors, including microprocessors, digital signal processors and microcontrollers, operate by running software programs that are embodied in one or more series of instructions stored in a memory. The processors run the software by fetching the instructions from the series of instructions, decoding the instructions ... | PrOCeSSORS, InCLUDING micrOPROcesSorS, dIgItAl SiGnaL PRocEsSoRS aND MIcRocOnTrOLLERS, oPERaTe by rUNNiNg SOftwARe PRoGrAMs that aRe eMBODieD IN OnE OR mORE seRIES of INstRUCTioNs SToRed IN a mEMory. THE prOCeSSoRs RUn tHe soFtwaRe By fETcHing tHE INStRuctioNS fROm ThE seriES of InsTruCTiOns, DecodIng THE InStrUcTIOns ... | Processors, including microprocessors,digital signal processorsand microcontrollers, operate by running software programsthatare embodied in one or more series of instructions stored in a memory. The processors run thesoftware by fetchingthe instructions from theseries of instructions, decoding theinstruction... | Processors, including microprocessors, digital signal processors and microcontrollers, operate by running software programs that _are_ embodied in one or more _series_ of instructions stored in _a_ memory. The _processors_ run the software by fetching the instructions from _the_ series of instructions, decoding the ins... |
The system according to the invention uses a rotary tablet press as has been known for a long time. It contains a rotor driven in a rotary manner by a drive motor, in which the top and bottom stamps are maintained and a die plate is held, with which the stamps work. The stamps are guided or actuated by means of pressin... | The system according to the invention uses a rotary tablet press as has been known for a long time. It contains a rotor driven in a rotary manner by a drive motor, in which the top and bottom stamps are maintained and a die plate is held, with which the stamps work. The stamps are guided or actuated by means of pressin... | The system according to the invention uses a rotary tablet press as has been known for a long time. It contains a fot0r driven in a rotary manner by a drive motor, in which the top and bottom stamps are maintained and a die plate is held, with which the stamps work. The stamps are guided or actuated by means of pressin... | The system according to the uses a rotary tablet press as has been known for a long time. contains rotor driven in a rotary manner a drive motor, which the top and bottom stamps are maintained and a die plate is held, with which stamps work. The stamps are guided actuated means of pressing rollers and guide cams. The t... | THe SYstEm ACcORDiNG tO THe INVeNTIOn USes A roTarY TablET PRESs as HAS bEEN knoWn FoR a loNg tiMe. it cOnTAINS a RotoR drivEn In A rOtARY ManneR bY A drIve MotOr, iN whicH THE top anD BoTtOM STaMPS are MaiNTaiNed And a diE PlAte is HelD, WiTH wHICh the StAMps WoRK. THE stAMpS ArE GUIdeD Or ACTuateD BY MEaNs oF PREssIN... | The systemaccordingto the invention uses a rotary tablet press as has been known for a longtime. It contains a rotordriven in a rotary manner bya drive motor, in which the top andbottom stamps are maintained and adie plate isheld, with which the stamps work. The stamps are guidedor actuated bymeans ... | The _system_ according to the invention uses a rotary tablet press _as_ has been known for a _long_ time. It contains a rotor driven in a rotary manner by a drive motor, in which _the_ top and _bottom_ stamps are maintained and a die plate is held, with which the stamps work. The _stamps_ are guided or actuated by mean... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Fuchsia plant, botanically known as Fuchsiaxc3x97hybrida, and hereinafter referred to by the name xe2x80x98Kiewilidivxe2x80x99.
The new Fuchsia is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Venhuizen, The Netherlands. The objectiv... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of medicinal plant, botanically known as Fuchsiaxc3x97hybrida, and hereinafter referred to by the name xe2x80x98Kiewilidivxe2x80x99. The new Fuchsia is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Venhuizen, The Netherlands. The object... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Fuchsia plant, botanically known as Fuchsiaxc3x97hybrida, and hereinafter referred to by the name xe2x80x98Kiewilidivxe2x80x99. The new Fuchsia is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Venhuizen, The Netherlands. The objectiv... | The invention relates a new and distinct cultivar of plant, botanically known as Fuchsiaxc3x97hybrida, and hereinafter referred to by the name xe2x80x98Kiewilidivxe2x80x99. The new Fuchsia is a product of a planned breeding program conducted the Inventor in Venhuizen, Netherlands. The objective the breeding program was... | The PresenT inVEntioN RELateS tO A New AND DistInct CUltivAR of fuCHSIA PlANT, boTanIcALlY knowN As FuCHsIaxc3X97HybriDa, aNd HerEInAfTeR REferrED To by tHe NaMe Xe2x80X98kiewilIDIVXE2x80x99.
THe New FuchSIA iS a prOduCT oF a PlaNNED breedIng PROgrAM CoNduCteD by tHe INveNTor In veNHuiZEn, tHe NeTheRlANds. THe oBjeCTIV... | The presentinvention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Fuchsia plant, botanically known as Fuchsiaxc3x97hybrida, and hereinafter referredto by thename xe2x80x98Kiewilidivxe2x80x99. ThenewFuchsia is aproduct of a planned breeding program conducted by theInventor in Venhuizen,TheNetherlands.The objectiv... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Fuchsia plant, botanically _known_ _as_ _Fuchsiaxc3x97hybrida,_ and hereinafter referred to by the name xe2x80x98Kiewilidivxe2x80x99. _The_ new Fuchsia is a product of a planned _breeding_ program conducted by the Inventor in Venhuizen, The Netherlands. Th... |
The present invention relates generally to the “active implantable medical devices” as defined by the Jun. 20, 1990 Directive 90/385/EEC of the Council of European Communities, which includes implantable devices that continuously monitor the cardiac rhythm of a patient and deliver if and as necessary to the patient's h... | The present invention relates generally to the “active implantable medical devices” as defined by the Jun. 20, 1990 Directive 90/385/EEC of the Council of European Communities, which includes implantable devices that continuously monitor the cardiac rhythm of a patient and deliver if and as necessary to the patient's h... | The present invention relates generally to the “ active implantable medical devices ” as defined by the Jun. 20, 1990 Directive 90 / 385 / EEC of the Council of European Communities, which includes implantable devices that continuously monitor the cardiac rhythm of a patient and deliver if and as necessary to the patie... | The invention relates generally to the “active implantable medical by the Jun. 20, 1990 Directive of the Council of European Communities, which implantable devices that continuously monitor the cardiac rhythm a patient and and as necessary to the patient's heart electrical pulses for stimulation (pacing), resynchroniza... | tHe PreSENt InvEntiOn RELates GENErALlY TO The “aCtIVE IMPLAntaBLE mEDiCAL DevIcEs” as deFiNEd BY ThE juN. 20, 1990 DIrectiVe 90/385/eEc OF tHE CoUnCIL oF EURoPeAN cOMMUNiTIes, WhiCH iNclUDeS imPLaNtABle dEvicES tHaT ConTinUouSLY mONiTOr tHe cArDiaC RhyTHm OF a patiEnt AND dElIVER IF anD aS nEcEsSARy tO The PatIENt's h... | Thepresent invention relates generally tothe “active implantable medical devices” as defined by the Jun. 20, 1990Directive 90/385/EEC of the Council of European Communities, which includes implantable devices that continuously monitor the cardiac rhythm of apatient and deliver if andasnecessary to the pa... | The present invention relates generally to the _“active_ implantable medical devices” as defined by the Jun. 20, 1990 _Directive_ 90/385/EEC of the Council of European Communities, which _includes_ _implantable_ devices that continuously _monitor_ the cardiac rhythm of a patient and deliver if and as _necessary_ to the... |
1. Field of Invention
This invention relates to a electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnostic device, and more specifically, to a disposable ECG diagnostic chest pad having pre-positioned lead electrodes and internal wiring which may be placed quickly as a single unit upon a patient and may be separated into two sections by way... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to a electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnostic device, and more specifically, to a disposable ECG diagnostic chest pad having pre-positioned lead electrodes and internal wiring which may be placed quickly as a single unit upon a patient and may be separated into two sections by way... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to a electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnostic device, and more specifically, to a disposable ECG diagnostic chest pad having pre - positioned lead electrodes and internal wiring which may be placed quickly as a single unit upon a patient and may be separated into two sections by w... | 1. of Invention This invention relates to a electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnostic device, and more to a disposable ECG diagnostic chest pad having pre-positioned lead electrodes and internal wiring which may be placed quickly a single unit upon and may be separated into two sections by of perforated sections in the underl... | 1. Field OF inVeNTion
thIs inveNTIon rElaTes To A ElectrocARDIoGraM (eCG) DiagNostiC dEVIcE, aNd MoRE SPEcificAllY, TO A diSPoSAbLe EcG diagNOStiC chESt PAD haVing PrE-pOSITiOneD LEad eLEcTrodeS aND iNteRNAL wiRing Which maY BE Placed quicklY aS A SiNgLE unIT uPon a patiENT And MaY BE SEPaRaTeD Into twO secTioNs bY WAY... | 1. Field ofInvention This inventionrelates to a electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnostic device, andmore specifically, to a disposable ECG diagnostic chest pad having pre-positioned lead electrodes and internal wiring which may be placedquickly as a singleunit upon a patient and maybe separated into two sections... | 1. _Field_ of Invention This _invention_ relates _to_ _a_ electrocardiogram (ECG) diagnostic device, and _more_ specifically, to _a_ disposable _ECG_ diagnostic chest _pad_ _having_ _pre-positioned_ lead electrodes and _internal_ wiring _which_ may be placed quickly as a single unit upon a _patient_ and may be separate... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of pre-programming a flash memory cell. In particular, the present invention relates to a method of pre-programming a flash memory cell which can execute a continuous program operation and can reduce a pre-programming time by performing a program verif... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of pre-programming a flash memory cell. In particular, the present invention relates to a method of pre-programming a flash memory cell which can execute a continuous program operation and can reduce a pre-programming time by performing a program verif... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of pre - programming a flash memory cell. In particular, the present invention relZteA to a method of pre - programming a flash memory cell which can execK$e a continuous program operation and can reduce a pre - programming time by performing a program... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to a method of pre-programming a memory cell. particular, the present invention relates to a method pre-programming a flash memory cell which can execute continuous program operation and can a pre-programming time by performing a program verification operation using a loc... | 1. fielD of THe invenTIOn
thE PrESent inVenTiON RelaTES To A METhoD OF pre-PRogRAMming A flaSH mEMoRY ceLl. In pARticulAR, tHe PrESENt inVentiON rELaTES TO a meThoD of pRe-prOGRAMMInG A fLaSH MeMORY cell WHIcH caN ExecUTE A cOnTiNuouS pRogRAm oPEratiON AND CAN RedUCe a prE-PRogRaMmIng tImE by PERfORminG A pROGraM veRif... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates toa method of pre-programming a flash memory cell. Inparticular, the present invention relates to a method of pre-programming a flashmemory cell which can executea continuous program operation and can reduce a pre-programming time by perform... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a method of pre-programming a flash _memory_ _cell._ In particular, _the_ present invention relates to a method _of_ _pre-programming_ a flash memory cell which can _execute_ _a_ _continuous_ _program_ operation and can reduce a pre-programming time by perf... |
Dot-matrix printheads have an array of printing elements that are selectively turned on and off by a printer controller to form printed shapes that are recognizable as characters. If one of the printing elements is inoperative, then the characters produced by the printhead will have a gap where the inoperative printing... | Dot-matrix printheads have an array of printing elements that are selectively turned on and off by a printer controller to form printed shapes that are recognizable as characters. If one of the printing elements is inoperative, then the characters produced by the printhead will have a gap where the inoperative printing... | Dot - matrix printheads have an array of printing elements that are selectively turned on and off by a printer controller to form printed shapes that are recognizable as characters. If one of the printing elements is inoperative, then the characters produced by the printhead will have a gap where the inoperative oriHti... | Dot-matrix printheads have an array of printing elements that are selectively turned on and off by a printer controller to form printed shapes that recognizable as characters. If one of the printing elements is inoperative, then the characters produced by the printhead will have a gap where the inoperative printing ele... | dot-MAtRIX PRiNTHEAdS HAVe aN ARrAY of pRinTiNG ElEMEnts tHAT aRe sEleCTIvely TURNED ON aNd Off By A PrinTeR coNtROLler To fOrm pRiNted sHApes THAt aRE REcognIZAbLe as ChARacTERs. iF One oF tHE PRiNtinG EleMEnTS iS INOPeratiVe, thEn tHE cHaraCTeRs ProduceD BY THE pRiNtHEad wiLL hAVe a gAp wHere tHE InOPerAtIve PRinTIng... | Dot-matrix printheads have an array of printing elements thatare selectively turned on and off by a printer controller to formprinted shapes that are recognizableas characters. If one of the printing elementsis inoperative, then the characters produced by the printhead will have a gap where the inoperative pr... | Dot-matrix printheads _have_ an array of printing elements that are selectively turned on _and_ _off_ by _a_ _printer_ controller to form printed shapes that are recognizable as _characters._ _If_ one of the printing elements _is_ inoperative, then the _characters_ produced by _the_ _printhead_ will _have_ _a_ _gap_ wh... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a display apparatus, a display panel driver and a display panel driving method, and more particularly relates to a driving technique of a display panel to execute a color reducing process and an enlarging process to image data at a same time.
2. Description of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display apparatus, a display panel driver and a display panel driving method, and more particularly relates to a driving technique of a display panel to execute a color reducing process and an enlarging process to image data at a same time. 2. Description of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present OnventiLn relates to a display apparatus, a display panel driver and a display panel driving method, and more particularly relates to a driving technique of a display panel to execute a color reducing process and an enlarging process to image data at a same time. 2. Description of ... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a display apparatus, a display panel driver and a display panel driving method, and more particularly relates to a driving technique of display panel a color reducing and an enlarging process to data at a same time. 2. Description of Related Art of to an panel (li... | 1. FieLD oF tHE inventiON
the prEsENt iNVeNtIOn RELATes TO a dISpLay aPpARaTUS, A DISPlAY panEL DriVeR AND a DispLaY panEL DRIvINg meThOD, and MoRe pArTiCULaRLy RELATeS to A Driving tEchnique of a dISPLAy PaNel tO exECUTE a cOlOR rEduCiNg ProCESS AND aN ENLArging proCesS tO iMAge DaTa AT A sAME TIme.
2. DESCRIpTioN of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa display apparatus,a display panel driverand a display panel drivingmethod,and more particularly relates toa driving technique of a display panel to execute a color reducing process and an enlarging process to imagedata at a same time. ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a display apparatus, a display _panel_ driver and a display panel driving method, and more particularly _relates_ to a driving technique of a display panel to _execute_ a color reducing _process_ and an enlarging process to image data at a same time. 2. Descr... |
The invention relates to text messaging in a telecommunication system and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for providing text messaging between mobile handsets and TD devices in a telecommunication system.
Telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDD) have been developed that allow deaf persons to communica... | The invention relates to text messaging in a telecommunication system and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for providing text messaging between mobile handsets and TD devices in a telecommunication system. Telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDD) have been developed that allow deaf persons to communica... | The invention relates to text messaging in a telecommunication system and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for providing ^rxt messaging between mobile handsets and TD devices in a telecommunication system. Telecommunication devices for the deaf (TDD) have been developed that allow deaf persons to communica... | The invention relates to in a telecommunication and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for providing text messaging between mobile handsets and TD in a system. Telecommunication devices for deaf (TDD) been developed that deaf persons communicate by text through the public switched telephone network (PSTN). T... | tHE INvENTiON RelATes tO TExt mESsAGInG In a TeLEcOmMUniCatiON sySTEm AND, MoRE pARTiCULArLY, tO A METHod aND AppArATus fOR ProvIdING TeXT mESsaginG BETwEen MOBIle HAndSeTS And tD DeViceS IN A teLECOmmunicATIoN sYsteM.
TelEcOmmUNiCatIon DEvICeS fOr The deAf (tdD) haVE BeeN deveLOPED ThaT aLlOw dEAF PeRSoNs TO CoMMunicA... | Theinvention relates to text messaging in a telecommunication system and, more particularly, to a method andapparatus for providing text messaging between mobile handsets and TD devicesin a telecommunication system. Telecommunication devicesfor the deaf (TDD) have been developed that allow deaf persons ... | The invention relates _to_ text messaging _in_ a telecommunication system and, more particularly, _to_ a method and _apparatus_ _for_ providing text messaging between mobile handsets and _TD_ devices _in_ a telecommunication system. _Telecommunication_ devices _for_ the deaf (TDD) _have_ been developed that allow deaf ... |
Golf balls having multi-layer cores are known. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,852,044 discloses golf balls having multi-layered cores having a relatively soft, low compression inner core surrounded by a relatively rigid outer core. U.S. Pat. No. 5,772,531 discloses a solid golf ball comprising a solid core having a three... | Golf balls having multi-layer cores are known. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,852,044 discloses golf balls having multi-layered cores having a relatively soft, low compression inner core surrounded by a relatively rigid outer core. U.S. Pat. No. 5,772,531 discloses a solid golf ball comprising a solid core having a three... | Golf balls having multi - layer cores are known. For example, U. S. Pat. No. 6, 852, 044 discloses golf balls having multi - layered cores having a relatively soft, low compression jnher core surrounded by a relatively rigid outer core. U. S. Pat. No. 5, 772, 531 discloses a solid golf ball comprising a solid core havi... | Golf balls having multi-layer cores are known. For example, Pat. No. 6,852,044 discloses golf balls having cores having a relatively soft, low compression inner core surrounded by a relatively rigid outer core. U.S. Pat. No. 5,772,531 discloses a solid golf ball comprising a solid core having a three-layered structure ... | GOLf BAlLS HaVING MULTi-LAYEr coRES aRE KnowN. FoR eXaMPLe, u.s. PAT. No. 6,852,044 disCLOsES goLf baLlS hAvinG mULTi-LAYerED coREs havING a RelATiveLy soFT, low CompreSsiOn InNER CORe SURrOUndEd bY a ReLATIvelY rIGID oUTER COre. u.S. pat. nO. 5,772,531 DIsClOSEs A SOLid gOLF baLL cOmPrisINg a SOLId core HAvinG a ThrEe... | Golf balls having multi-layer cores are known. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,852,044 disclosesgolf balls having multi-layered cores having a relatively soft, low compression inner core surrounded by a relatively rigid outer core. U.S. Pat.No. 5,772,531 discloses asolid golf ball comprising a s... | Golf _balls_ having multi-layer _cores_ _are_ known. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,852,044 discloses golf balls having multi-layered cores having _a_ relatively soft, low compression inner core surrounded by a relatively rigid outer core. U.S. Pat. No. 5,772,531 discloses _a_ _solid_ golf ball comprising _a_ solid _core... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for the temperature balancing control of a plurality of heat exchangers.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As various plants become larger in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. It is the actu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention associate to a method and apparatus for the temperature balancing control of a plurality of heat exchangers. 2. Description of the Prior Art As various plants become larger in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. It is the ac... | 1. Field of the Invention The prSseJt invention 4eiates to a method and apparatus for the temperature balancing control of a plurality of heat exchangers. 2. Description of the Prior Art As various plants become larger in size, various heat exchsnge#s for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. It is the actu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method apparatus for the temperature balancing control of a plurality of heat exchangers. 2. Description of the Prior As various become larger in size, various exchangers for use in ought to be enlarged correspondingly. It is actual situation, that the of the... | 1. fielD oF tHE INVENtION
THE PRESent inveNtION RELATEs To A MetHoD And APparaTuS for tHE tEmpeRaTurE bALANciNg cONtrOL oF a pluralIty oF hEAt ExcHaNGeRs.
2. dEsCripTiOn OF thE PRIOR Art
AS vaRioUS PLAnts bEcome lArGer In siZE, vaRIous hEaT excHAngErs for USE IN tHeM OuGhT TO Be ENlArGed COrREsPOnDINGLY. iT iS tHE actu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatusfor the temperature balancingcontrol of a plurality of heatexchangers. 2. Description of thePrior Art As various plants become larger in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged corresponding... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for the temperature balancing _control_ of a plurality _of_ heat exchangers. 2. Description of _the_ Prior _Art_ As various plants _become_ _larger_ in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. ... |
A popular method employed in the manufacture of Leclanche or zinc-carbon dry cell batteries utilizes a so-called "paper liner" inside the zinc can to physically and electrically separate the zinc can (negative terminal) from the "depolarizer mix" surrounding the carbon rod (positive terminal). During manufacture, the i... | A popular method employed in the manufacture of Leclanche or zinc-carbon dry cell batteries utilizes a so-called "paper liner" inside the zinc can to physically and electrically separate the zinc can (negative terminal) from the "depolarizer mix" surrounding the carbon rod (positive terminal). During manufacture, the i... | A popular method employed in the manufacture of Leclanche or zinc - carbon dry cell batteries utilizes a so - called " paper liner " inside the zinc can to physically and electrically separate the zinc can (negative terminal) from the " depolarizer mix " surrounding the carbon rod (positive terminal ). During manufactu... | A popular employed in the manufacture of Leclanche or zinc-carbon dry cell batteries utilizes so-called "paper liner" inside the zinc can to physically and electrically separate the can (negative terminal) from the "depolarizer mix" surrounding the carbon rod (positive terminal). During manufacture, the inorganic salts... | A PoPulAR mETHOd EmpLOYed iN the mANUFaCTurE of LeClanCHE oR ZiNC-CARBOn Dry CeLL bAtTeRieS UtILiZES A sO-callED "PaPer lINER" InsIdE the ZINc cAN tO phYsIcalLY aND eLECtricaLly SEParate ThE zinc CaN (NegAtiVe TeRMinal) FROm tHe "DePolARiZEr mIX" sUrRouNdiNg thE CARboN ROD (poSiTivE terMiNal). DuriNG MANufactURE, The i... | Apopular method employed in the manufactureof Leclanche orzinc-carbondry cell batteries utilizes a so-called "paper liner" inside the zinc can tophysically and electrically separate the zinc can(negative terminal) from the "depolarizer mix" surrounding the carbon rod (positive termina... | A popular _method_ employed in the _manufacture_ _of_ Leclanche or zinc-carbon dry cell batteries utilizes _a_ so-called "paper liner" inside the zinc can to physically and electrically separate the zinc can (negative _terminal)_ from the _"depolarizer_ mix" surrounding the carbon rod (positive terminal). During manufa... |
Target designators, usually employing lasers, have in the past made use of a so-called “doublet pulse”, a pulse burst containing two pulses, in which the inter-pulse spacing is varied to provide a code which can be recognized by incoming missiles, guided shells or other ordinance devices. Doublet pulse laser target des... | Target designators, usually employing lasers, have in the past made use of a so-called “doublet pulse”, a pulse burst containing two pulses, in which the inter-pulse spacing is varied to provide a code which can be recognized by incoming missiles, guided shells or other ordinance devices. Doublet pulse laser target des... | Target designators, usually employing lasers, have in the past made use of a so - called “ doublet pulse ”, a pulse burst containing two pulses, in which the inter - pulse spacing is varied to provide a code which can be recognized by incoming missiles, guided shells or other ordinance devices. Doublet )ulEe laser targ... | Target designators, usually employing lasers, have in the past made use of a so-called “doublet pulse”, a pulse burst containing two pulses, in which inter-pulse spacing is varied to provide a code which be recognized by incoming missiles, guided shells or other ordinance devices. Doublet pulse laser target designators... | tArGEt DesigNaTorS, uSUALlY EmpLOyIng laSers, hAve in thE PAST MaDe USE of a so-Called “DoubLet PUlSe”, a PuLSe BursT contaiNIng TwO pulseS, iN wHIcH THE INteR-puLSE SPacInG iS vaRIed to PRoviDE A CODe WHiCh CAn bE RecoGnIzEd bY IncOmIng misSIleS, GuIdEd sheLlS oR other oRDInAnce devIcES. dOubLEt pulse lasER taRGEt DES... | Target designators,usually employing lasers, have in the past made useof a so-called “doublet pulse”, a pulse burst containingtwo pulses, in which the inter-pulse spacing is varied to provide a code which can berecognized by incoming missiles, guided shells orother ordinance devices. Doublet pulse laser... | Target _designators,_ _usually_ employing _lasers,_ have in the _past_ _made_ _use_ of a so-called _“doublet_ pulse”, a pulse burst containing two pulses, in which the inter-pulse spacing is varied to provide _a_ code _which_ can be recognized by incoming missiles, _guided_ _shells_ or other ordinance devices. Doublet ... |
This invention relates to devices useful in supporting and displaying decorative lighting, and more particularly, to a device adapted to support a decorative light, such as a Christmas light. One aspect of the invention relates to a plastic or metal bracket that will support a decorative light and can be installed with... | This invention relates to devices useful in supporting and displaying decorative lighting, and more particularly, to a device adapted to support a decorative light, such as a Christmas light. One aspect of the invention relates to a plastic or metal bracket that will support a decorative light and can be installed with... | This invention relates to devices useful in supporting and displaying decorative lighting, and more particularly, to a device adapted to support a decorative light, such as a Christmas light. One aspect of the invention relates to a plastic or metal bracket that will suppK$t a decorative light and can be installed with... | This invention relates to useful in supporting and displaying decorative lighting, and more particularly, to a device adapted to support a decorative light, such as a Christmas light. One aspect of the invention relates to plastic or metal bracket that will support a decorative light and can installed without screws, n... | tHIS INVEntION RelATES tO dEvIcES USEFUl iN supportiNg AnD DIsPlayING deCOrATIVE LiGhtIng, ANd mORE PartICularLy, TO A deVIce ADAPTEd tO SUPpoRt a DeCORative LigHt, such As a chRIsTmas LIGHt. onE aSpEct OF THe iNVENtION rElATes tO a pLAstIc Or mETAl brAcKet THaT wiLL SuPPOrt a decoratIVe LIGhT aNd CaN BE inSTALLed WITh... | This invention relates to devices useful in supporting and displaying decorative lighting, and more particularly,to a device adapted to support a decorative light, such as a Christmas light. One aspect of theinventionrelates to a plastic or metal bracket that will support a decorative... | This invention relates to devices useful in supporting and displaying _decorative_ lighting, and more particularly, _to_ a device _adapted_ to support a decorative light, such as a Christmas light. One aspect of the invention relates to a _plastic_ or metal bracket that will _support_ a decorative light and can be inst... |
The present invention concerns periodic temporal signals the configuration of which over a time period is defined by an arrangement of seed patterns of different types resulting from a recursive construction using successively applied recurrent pattern element composition laws generating on each new iteration progressi... | The present invention concerns periodic temporal signals the meaning of which over a time running is defined by an arrangement of seed patterns of different types resulting from a recursive construction using successively applied recurrent pattern element composition laws generating on each new iteration progressively ... | The present invention concerns periodic temporal signals the configuration of which over a time period is defined by an arrangement of seed patterns of different types reCilting from a recursive construction using successively applied recurrent pattern element composition laws generating on each new iteration progressi... | The present invention concerns periodic temporal signals the configuration of which over time period is by an of seed patterns of different types resulting from a recursive construction using successively applied element composition laws generating on each new iteration progressively complex patterns. Generally speakin... | thE prESEnt InVenTioN CONCErnS PERIoDic tempOrAl SIgnALs thE confIgurATion OF whiCh oVeR a tIME PEriOd is deFINeD By aN ARraNgEmEnT Of sEEd PAtTerns of dIfFerent tyPEs rEsulTINg fRoM a rEcuRsive ConStRucTiOn USing sUccESsIvely ApPliEd reCurrENT PattERN ElEmEnt CoMpoSitION LaWs GEnErAting ON EAch NEw iteraTion prOGReSsI... | The present invention concerns periodic temporalsignals the configuration of which over a time period isdefinedby an arrangement of seed patterns of different typesresulting from a recursive construction using successively applied recurrentpatternelement composition lawsgenerating on eachnewitera... | The _present_ _invention_ concerns periodic temporal signals the _configuration_ of which over a time period is defined by an arrangement _of_ _seed_ patterns of different types resulting from a recursive construction using successively _applied_ recurrent _pattern_ element composition _laws_ generating on each _new_ _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of data processing systems. Specifically, the present invention relates to a method and system for automatically selecting and installing an application onto a portable (e.g., palmtop) computer system.
2. Related Art
As the components required to buil... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of data processing systems. Specifically, the present invention relates to a method and system for automatically selecting and installing an application onto a portable (e.g., palmtop) computer system. 2. Related Art As the components required to buil... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the fo$ld of data processing systems. Specifically, the present invention relates to a method and system for automatically selecting and installing an application onto a portable (e. g. , palmtop) computer system. 2. Related Art As the components required to bu... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to the field of data processing systems. Specifically, the present invention relates to a method and system for automatically selecting and installing an application a portable palmtop) computer system. 2. Related Art As the required to build a computer system have r... | 1. FiELD of THE InVEnTIoN
ThE PREseNt inVEntIOn rELAtES tO ThE fieLd of DatA prOCESsINg SYsTeMS. SpeCiFICaLLy, the PreSenT InvEntion reLAteS tO A MeThOd AnD SYsTEm fOR AUtOMaTicaLly SELectiNG AnD INSTaLliNG An apPlICAtIoN oNtO A PortaBLE (E.g., pAlMtoP) coMPuteR SysTem.
2. RElateD arT
As The cOMPoNEnts ReQuIRED tO BuIl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of data processing systems. Specifically, the present inventionrelates to a method and system for automatically selecting and installing anapplication onto a portable (e.g., palmtop) computer system. 2.Related Art Asthe components ... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ the field _of_ _data_ processing systems. Specifically, the present invention relates _to_ a method and _system_ for automatically selecting and _installing_ an _application_ onto a portable (e.g., palmtop) computer system. 2. Related Art As the components ... |
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for wrapping of items. | The present invention looks to an apparatus and method for wrapping of items. | The prFsenh invention r4lQtes to an alparAtus and method for wrzLping of itSmC. | The present invention relates to an apparatus and method wrapping of items. | the preSENt INVenTiOn rELatES tO aN AppaRatUs and mEThod FoR wrappiNg of itEms. | The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for wrapping of items. | The present _invention_ relates to an apparatus and method for wrapping of items. |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an aquarium especially designed to promote a healthy environment for aquatic life
2. Description of Related Art including Information Disclosed under .sctn..sctn.1.97 to 1.99
A limited search has been made through the Patent and Trademark Office classificaiton system ... | 1. origin of the Invention This invention relates to an objective especially designed to promote a healthy environment for aquatic life 2. Description of Related Art including Information Disclosed under .sctn..sctn.1.97 to 1.99 A limited search has been made through the owned and Trademark Office classificaiton system... | 1. Field of the Invention This infen$ion relates to an aquarium especially designed to promote a healthy env&roHment for aquatic life 2. SesFription of Related Art including InformatK*n Disclosed uBFer. sctn. . zc$n. 1. 97 to 1. 99 A limited search has been made through the Patent and Trademark Office classificaiton sy... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention to an aquarium especially designed to promote a environment aquatic 2. Description of Related Art including Information Disclosed under .sctn..sctn.1.97 to 1.99 A limited search has been made through the Patent and Trademark classificaiton system for art pertinent to the present... | 1. fIELD of tHe iNveNTion
thIs InveNTION relATeS tO an aQUARiUM EsPECiaLLy deSiGned TO pRomote A HeAlTHy eNviRoNMEnt FOR aQuATIc lIfE
2. dEscrIPTion oF RelateD ART INClUDiNg InfORmaTioN diScLoSeD UNDEr .sCTn..ScTn.1.97 TO 1.99
a LIMiTed SeaRch hAS beEn MaDE ThrOUGH THE PateNt aND tRaDemARk OffiCe cLaSSificAitOn SYstEM ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This inventionrelates to anaquarium especially designed to promote a healthy environment for aquatic life 2. Description of Related Artincluding Information Disclosed under .sctn..sctn.1.97to1.99A limited search has beenmade through the Patent and Trademark Officeclassificaiton sy... | _1._ Field _of_ the Invention _This_ invention _relates_ to an _aquarium_ especially designed to promote a healthy environment for aquatic life 2. Description of Related _Art_ including Information Disclosed under _.sctn..sctn.1.97_ to 1.99 A limited _search_ has been _made_ _through_ the Patent and Trademark Office _c... |
The linear FG and BG compositing system of the blue screen type has been described in my prior U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,595,987; 4,007,487; 4,100,569; 4,344,085; 4,409,611; and in a recent application (June 13, 1983) Ser. No. 520,067, which describes the origination and series of improvements in the compositing of video images... | The linear FG and BG compositing system of the blue screen type has been described in my prior U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,595,987; 4,007,487; 4,100,569; 4,344,085; 4,409,611; and in a recent application (June 13, 1983) Ser. No. 520,067, which describes the origination and series of improvements in the compositing of video images... | The linear FG and BG comooaiting system of the blue screen type has been described in my prior U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 595, 987; 4, 007, 487; 4, 100, 569; 4, 344, 085; 4, 409, 611; and in a recent application (June 13, 1983) Ser. No. 520, 067, which describes the origination and series of improvements in the compositing of ... | The linear FG and BG compositing system of the blue type has been described in my prior U.S. Nos. 3,595,987; 4,007,487; 4,100,569; 4,344,085; 4,409,611; and in a recent application (June 13, 1983) Ser. No. 520,067, which describes the and series of improvements in compositing of images using a linear technique. This ne... | thE LIneAr FG ANd Bg coMpoSiTing SySTEm OF The BluE ScreEN tyPE hAs BEeN DEsCRiBED IN My PRIOR u.s. PaT. NOs. 3,595,987; 4,007,487; 4,100,569; 4,344,085; 4,409,611; AND In a RecEnt APpLIcATIoN (June 13, 1983) sER. no. 520,067, WHIcH DEScRiBES The OriGINatioN AND SEriEs Of IMpROVementS iN THE coMPositing OF vidEo iMagES... | The linear FG and BG compositing system of the blue screen type has been describedin myprior U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,595,987; 4,007,487; 4,100,569; 4,344,085; 4,409,611; and in a recent application (June 13, 1983) Ser. No. 520,067,which describes the origination andseries of improvements in the ... | The linear FG and BG compositing system of the blue screen _type_ has been described in _my_ prior U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,595,987; 4,007,487; _4,100,569;_ _4,344,085;_ _4,409,611;_ and in a recent _application_ (June 13, 1983) Ser. No. 520,067, _which_ describes _the_ _origination_ and series of improvements in the _composit... |
The emergence of portable electronic computing platforms allows functions and services to be enjoyed wherever necessary. Palmtop computers, Personal Digital Assistants, mobile telephones, portable game consoles, biometric/health monitors, and digital cameras are some everyday examples of portable electronic computing p... | The emergence of portable electronic computing platforms allows functions and services to be enjoyed wherever necessary. Palmtop computers, Personal Digital Assistants, mobile telephones, portable game consoles, biometric/health monitors, and digital cameras are some everyday examples of portable electronic computing p... | The emergence of portable electronic computing platforms allows functions and services to be enjoyed wherever necessary. Palmtop computers, Personal Digital Assistants, mobile telephones, portable game consoles, biometric / health monitors, and digital cameras are some everyday examples of portable electronic computing... | The emergence portable electronic computing platforms allows and services to be enjoyed wherever necessary. Palmtop computers, Personal Digital Assistants, mobile telephones, portable game consoles, biometric/health monitors, and digital are some everyday electronic platforms. The desire for portability has driven thes... | THe EmERgEnce oF PoRTablE elecTRONic cOMpUtinG pLAtfORMS allOwS fuNCtIonS anD SERvIcEs TO be ENjoYeD whEReVER NecESSARy. PALMTOp coMPuteRs, pErsoNAL DIgiTaL asSIStants, MoBilE teLePHoNeS, PortAblE GaME coNSoLES, bIomeTRIc/hEALTH MoNiTORs, anD DigiTal cAMeRAs ARE SOmE EverydaY ExamPleS OF pOrTAble ElecTROnIc cOMpuTIng P... | The emergenceofportable electroniccomputing platforms allows functions and services to be enjoyed wherever necessary. Palmtop computers, Personal Digital Assistants, mobile telephones, portable game consoles, biometric/health monitors, and digital camerasare some everyday examples of portable electronic com... | The emergence of _portable_ electronic computing _platforms_ allows functions and services to be enjoyed wherever necessary. Palmtop computers, Personal _Digital_ _Assistants,_ mobile _telephones,_ _portable_ game consoles, biometric/health monitors, and digital cameras are some everyday examples of _portable_ electron... |
The present invention relates to a unique solenoid operated valve structure and a method of making the same and more particularly to a solenoid valve structure which is hermetically sealed and which includes a valve housing that can be manufactured and assembled in a straight forward, economical manner from a comparati... | The present invention relates to a unique solenoid operated valve structure and a method of making the same and more particularly to a solenoid valve structure which is hermetically sealed and which includes a valve housing that can be manufactured and assembled in a straight forward, economical manner from a comparati... | The present invention relates to a unique solenoid operated valve structure and a method of making the same and more pa#tic8larly to a solenoid valve struSt*re which is hermetically sealed and which includes a valve housing that can be manufactured and assembled in a straight forward, economical manner f5lm a comparati... | The present invention relates to a unique solenoid operated valve structure and a method of making the same and more particularly to a solenoid valve structure which is hermetically sealed and which includes a valve that can be manufactured and assembled in a straight forward, economical manner from comparatively sheet... | THE prEseNt INventIOn RElaTES tO A UniqUe SoLeNoId oPEraTEd vAlve STRuctuRe AnD a MeTHOD of MAkIng tHe SAmE AND mOre pArTIcULARLy TO a soLeNoId VaLVe StRUcTUrE wHich is HeRMetIcALlY seaLED and WhICh iNCLUDES A VALvE HOUsinG THaT cAn be manufActUred And asSEmBlEd iN A STraigHt fORWaRd, EcONoMIcal MannEr fROM a ComParaTI... | The present inventionrelates to a unique solenoid operated valve structure anda method ofmaking the same and more particularly to asolenoid valve structure which is hermetically sealed and whichincludes a valve housing that can bemanufactured and assembled in astraight forward, economical ma... | The _present_ invention relates to a unique solenoid operated valve structure and a method of making _the_ same and _more_ _particularly_ to a _solenoid_ valve structure which is hermetically sealed and which includes a valve housing that can be manufactured and assembled in _a_ straight forward, _economical_ manner _f... |
The present invention is generally directed to methods and compositions that enhance growth hormone production and release, and which have been found to suppresses appetite, in human subjects.
Growth hormone plays an important role in the physiology of warm-blooded animals, including humans. To date, there have been se... | The present invention is generally directed to methods and compositions that enhance growth hormone production and release, and which have been found to suppresses appetite, in human subjects. Growth hormone plays an important role in the physiology of warm-blooded animals, including humans. To date, there have been se... | The present invention is generally directed to methods and compositions that enhance growth hormone production and release, and which have been found to suppresses appetite, in human subjects. Growth hormone plays an important role in the physiology of warm - blooded animals, including humans. To date, there have been ... | The present is generally directed to methods and compositions that enhance hormone production and release, and which have found to suppresses appetite, in human subjects. Growth hormone plays an important role in physiology of warm-blooded animals, including humans. To date, there have been several methods developed to... | ThE pRESent InvenTIoN Is GEneRALLy dirECTED tO meThods ANd comPoSITIONs tHAT eNhancE GROwth HOrmonE pRodUcTIOn And RElease, aNd whIch HAVe BeEN fOUNd To sUppRESseS AppETIte, iN HUmAn sUBjECTS.
gRoWTh hoRMonE PLaYs an iMPOrTANT ROlE In ThE PhysIOLogY OF waRm-BloODeD aNImALS, iNCLUdinG HUmAns. tO daTe, ThEre hAvE bEEN sE... | Thepresent invention isgenerallydirected to methods and compositionsthat enhancegrowth hormone production and release, and which have been found to suppressesappetite,in human subjects. Growthhormone plays an important role in the physiologyof warm-blooded animals,including humans.To date, the... | _The_ present invention _is_ _generally_ directed to _methods_ and compositions _that_ enhance growth hormone production and _release,_ and which have been _found_ to suppresses appetite, in human _subjects._ Growth hormone plays an important role in the _physiology_ of warm-blooded animals, including humans. _To_ date... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a timer module and to a method for testing output signals of a timer module.
2. Description of the Related Art
It is customary in safety-critical applications, for example, for control units in the automotive sector, for various output signals and values to be ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a timer module and to a method for testing output signals of a timer module. 2. Description of the Related Art It is customary in safety-critical applications, for example, for control units in the automotive sector, for various output signals and values to be ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a timer module and to a method for teEtkng output signals of a t7m2r module. 2. Description of the Related Art It is customary in safety - critical applications, for example, for control units in the automotive sector, for various output signals and values to b... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a timer module and to a method for testing output signals of a timer module. 2. Description of Related It is customary in safety-critical applications, for example, for units the automotive sector, for various output signals and values to be redundantly or gene... | 1. FIeLd Of tHe iNvEntiON
ThE PreSENt inVeNTiOn reLatEs TO a tiMEr MODuLe aND To A metHoD For TEstIng OUtPUT SiGNalS OF a timeR mOdUle.
2. DeScRipTION of thE rElatEd Art
It iS CUstOMary In safetY-CRIticaL apPlICATIons, fOR ExAmplE, for CONTRol UNiTs in ThE autoMOTiVe SectOr, For VARIOUs ouTpUT SigNALs aNd VALUes To be ... | 1. Field of the InventionThepresent inventionrelates to a timer module and to amethod fortestingoutput signals ofa timer module. 2. Description of the Related Art Itis customary in safety-critical applications, for example, for control units in the automotive sector,for variousoutput sig... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a timer _module_ and to a method for testing output signals of a _timer_ _module._ 2. Description _of_ the Related Art It is customary in safety-critical _applications,_ _for_ example, for control units in the automotive sector, for various output signals a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to high-performance light emitting diodes, and more particularly to a method of using metal diffusion bonding technology as well as surface treatment process to improve light extraction efficiency.
2. Description of the Related Art
The MOCVD epitaxy tech... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to high-performance light emitting diodes, and more particularly to a method of using metal diffusion bonding technology as well as surface treatment process to improve light extraction efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art The MOCVD epitaxy tech... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to high - performance light emitting diodes, and more particularly to a method of using metal diffusion bonding technology as well as surface treatment process to improve light extraction efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art The MOCVD epitaxy te... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to high-performance light emitting diodes, more particularly to a method of using metal diffusion bonding technology as well as surface treatment process to improve light efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art The epitaxy technology has been appli... | 1. fIeld OF tHe invEnTiON
THe PRESEnT INVENTiOn rELaTes GEnErAlLy TO HigH-pERForMANCE LighT emItTING DIOdES, and MORE partICuLarLy To A MeThOD Of USING MetAL DiFFUsIOn bONDiNg teCHNOlOGy AS WElL aS sUrFAce TReAtMEnT ProcEss To ImpRoVE liGHt EXtrActiOn effICIeNcY.
2. DEsCriPTIon of tHE RELaTeD ARt
the MOcVd ePiTAxy TECh... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to high-performance lightemitting diodes, and moreparticularly to a method of using metal diffusionbonding technologyas well as surface treatment process to improve light extraction efficiency. 2. Description ofthe Related ArtThe MOCV... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present invention relates generally to high-performance light emitting diodes, and more particularly to a _method_ of using metal diffusion bonding technology _as_ well as surface treatment process to improve light _extraction_ efficiency. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art _The_ MOCV... |
EP0 240 732-A ("EP 732-A") discloses a process for welding butt-ended solid wall tubes of plastic. The entire end surfaces of the tubes to be welded are heated by a welding element applied between the tubes, thereby producing a undesirable welding rim on the inner circumference of the tubes. In order to keep the tubes ... | EP0 240 732-A ("EP 732-A") discloses a process for welding butt-ended solid wall tubes of plastic. The entire end surfaces of the tubes to be welded are heated by a burning element applied between the tubes, thereby producing a undesirable welding rim on the inner circumference of the tubes. In order to keep the tubes ... | EP0 240 732 - A (" EP 732 - A ") discloses a process for welding butt - $nEed solid wall tubes of plastic. The entire end surfaces of the tKbed to be welded are heated by a welding element ZpLlied between the tubes, thereby producing a undesirable welding rim on the inner circumference of the tubes. In order to keep th... | 732-A ("EP 732-A") discloses a process welding butt-ended solid wall tubes of plastic. The entire end surfaces of the tubes to be welded heated by a welding element applied the tubes, thereby producing a undesirable rim on the inner circumference the tubes. In order to keep the tubes be joined and the welding element i... | ep0 240 732-a ("Ep 732-A") diSCLoSeS A PROcesS fOR WELdINg BUTt-eNdED sOLID wAlL tubes OF PlAsTIC. tHE entIRE eNd sUrFAces oF The tubes To Be WELded are HEAteD by a wEldInG eLemEnT ApPlIED BeTWEeN the TUbes, ThereBy prODUciNG a unDesIRaBle weLdInG Rim oN the Inner ciRcUMference Of The TUbes. IN OrdER TO keep tHE TUbeS ... | EP0 240732-A ("EP 732-A") discloses a process for weldingbutt-ended solidwall tubes of plastic.The entire end surfaces of the tubes to be welded are heatedby a welding element applied between the tubes,thereby producinga undesirable welding rim on the inner circumference ofthe tubes. In order to ... | EP0 240 732-A ("EP _732-A")_ discloses a process for welding butt-ended _solid_ wall tubes of _plastic._ The _entire_ end surfaces of the tubes to _be_ welded are _heated_ by a _welding_ element _applied_ between the tubes, thereby producing _a_ undesirable welding rim on the inner circumference of the tubes. In order ... |
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