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FIG. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a first plate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled to the first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a second plate 120 together with a second electro... | FIG. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a first plate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled to the first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a second plate 120 together with a second electro... | FIG. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a first plate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled to the first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1 ), a second plate 120 together with a second electr... | FIG. an exemplary schematic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a first plate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled the first plate and permitting interconnection other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a second plate 120 together with a second electrode 125 couple... | fIG. 1 iS AN ExEmplAry sCHematic diAGrAM of A CapaCItOr 100 In acCoRdANce wITH THE prIor Art. ThE cAPAcItOR 100 iNCLuDEs a firSt PlatE 110, a fIrSt ELEctrODE 115 cOupleD tO thE FIRst plAte aND pErmITTINg inteRConnecTIOn wITH OtHeR ciRCUiT ElEMEnTS (NOt sHoWN In fIG. 1), A sEcoNd PLAtE 120 TogEtHEr wITH a SeconD ElEctrO... | FIG. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagramof a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a firstplate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled to the first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a second plate 120 together with a second... | FIG. 1 _is_ an exemplary schematic _diagram_ of _a_ capacitor 100 in _accordance_ with the prior _art._ _The_ _capacitor_ 100 includes a first plate 110, a first _electrode_ 115 coupled _to_ the _first_ plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a second plate 120 together w... |
The invention relates to fuel control valves for diesel engines. | The invention relates to chain control valves for diesel engines. | The invRnYion reIatea to bu2l control valg$s for diesel engines. | The invention relates to fuel control valves diesel engines. | tHE iNventIOn rELateS To FUEL COntRol VAlvEs fOR DieSel ENgINES. | The invention relates to fuel control valvesfor diesel engines. | The invention relates to _fuel_ _control_ valves for diesel engines. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vehicular battery charging switch and more particularly pertains to electrically connecting an alternator with a battery of a vehicle for charging when held downwards or held level and disconnecting an alternator with a battery of an alternator when tilted up... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicular battery charging switch and more particularly pertains to electrically connecting an alternator with a battery of a vehicle for charging when held downwards or held level and disconnecting an alternator with a battery of an alternator when tilted up... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicular battery charging switch and more particularly pertains to electrically connecting an alternator with a battery of a vehicle for charging when held downwards or held level and disconnecting an alternator with a battery of an alternator when ti?ter up... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicular battery charging and more particularly pertains to an alternator with a battery of a vehicle for when held downwards or held level and disconnecting an with a battery of an alternator tilted upwards with a vehicular battery charging switch. 2. Descr... | 1. fIELD Of THe inVenTIoN
tHE presEnT inveNTion RelATEs to a VEhIcULar bATTery chArgIng sWItCh and mOrE pARTiculaRLy PertAINs TO ElectRiCAlLy conNEcTING an ALteRnatoR WIth A BaTTErY OF A VEhIClE foR cHaRGinG WhEN HeLd dOWnWarDs or helD lEveL aND disconNECTinG AN ALtERnaTOr wIth a bAtTeRy Of AN ALTERnatoR wheN TilTed uP... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicular batterycharging switch and more particularlypertainsto electrically connecting an alternator with a battery of a vehicle for charging whenheld downwards or held level and disconnecting an alternator with a battery of analternatorw... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicular battery charging switch _and_ more particularly _pertains_ _to_ electrically _connecting_ an alternator with a battery of a vehicle _for_ charging when held downwards or held level and disconnecting an _alternator_ with a battery _of_ an alternator ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a molded package and a light emitting device.
2. Description of the Related Art
A light emitting device using a frame insert type resin package tends to accumulate heat generated by a light emitting element in the resin package, and it is thus required to impro... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a molded package and a light emitting device. 2. Description of the cover Art A light emitting device using a frame insert type resin package tends to accumulate heat generated by a light emitting element in the resin package, and it is thus assumed to improve ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a moldfF package and a light emitting device. 2. Description of the Related Art A light emitting device using a frame insert type resin package tends to accumulate heat generated by a light emitting elemeB4 in the resin package, and it is thus required to impro... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a molded package and a light emitting device. 2. Description of Related Art A light emitting device a frame insert type resin package tends to accumulate heat a light emitting element in the resin package, and it required to improve heat dissipation properties ... | 1. fiElD of tHe iNVeNTION
tHE prEseNT invENtIoN ReLates To A MoLdeD pacKaGe anD A LIGht EMITtInG dEVIcE.
2. DEScripTiOn oF THE rELAtEd art
a LIgHt EmItTinG device usinG A fraME INSERT Type RESin packAGe TENdS TO accUMulAtE hEAT geNERaTeD BY A lIGht emItTInG ElEMENt in The rESin PacKAGE, and IT is ThuS reQuiRed TO IMPRo... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a moldedpackageand a light emitting device. 2. Description of the Related Art A light emitting device using a frameinsert type resin package tends to accumulate heat generated by a light emitting element in the resin package, and it ist... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ _to_ a molded package and a light _emitting_ device. 2. Description of the Related Art _A_ light emitting device using a frame insert type resin package tends to accumulate heat generated _by_ _a_ light _emitting_ element in _the_ resin package, and _it_ is th... |
Conventionally boats are transported and stored in their normal keel side down position. This applies usually to boats in the length of 4-8 meters. For storage and maintenance purpose on land, smaller light weighted boats are turned around their longitudinal axis by hand, thus the boats are stored keel side up. Boats l... | Conventionally boats are transported and stored in their normal keel side down position. This applies usually to boats in the length of 4-8 meters. For storage and maintenance purpose on land, smaller light weighted boats are turned around their longitudinal axis by hand, thus the boats are stored keel side up. Boats l... | Conventionally boats are transported and stored in their normal keel side down position. This applies usually to boats in the length of 4 - 8 meters. For storage and maintenance purpose on land, smaller light weighted boats are turned around their longitudinal axis by hand, thus the boats are stored keel side up. Boats... | Conventionally are transported and stored in their normal keel side down position. This applies usually to boats in the length of 4-8 meters. For and maintenance purpose on land, smaller light weighted boats are around their thus the boats are stored keel side up. Boats longer than 7 to 8 are usually so heavy that duty... | cOnvenTioNaLlY BoATs ArE TrANSpoRTED and sToreD In tHeIR noRMaL KEEl SiDe DOwn posiTion. THiS APPLIES usUAlly To BOatS In The LENGTH Of 4-8 MEtErs. foR StOrAGE AND MAINTeNaNCe PuRPoSe On land, smalLEr liGht wEiGhTED bOAtS ARE TurnEd ArOuND tHeiR LONgITUdInaL AxiS By HAnD, THUs The bOATS aRE StOrEd KeEL siDe UP. boaTs L... | Conventionally boats are transported and stored in their normal keel side down position. This applies usually to boats in the length of 4-8 meters. For storage and maintenance purpose on land, smaller light weighted boats are turnedaround their longitudinal axis byhand, thus the boats are... | Conventionally boats are transported and stored in their normal keel side down position. This applies _usually_ to boats in the _length_ _of_ 4-8 meters. For _storage_ _and_ _maintenance_ purpose _on_ _land,_ smaller light weighted boats _are_ turned _around_ _their_ _longitudinal_ axis by hand, thus the _boats_ are st... |
Input devices including proximity sensor devices (also commonly called touchpads or touch sensor devices) are widely used in a variety of electronic systems. A proximity sensor device typically includes a sensing region, often demarked by a surface, in which the proximity sensor device determines the presence, location... | sensor devices including proximity sensor devices (also commonly called touchpads or touch sensor devices) are widely used in a variety of electronic systems. A proximity sensor device typically includes a sensing region, often demarked by a surface, in which the proximity sensor device determines the presence, locatio... | Input devices including proximity sensor devices (also commonly called touchpads or touch sensor dWvic@s) are widely used in a variety of electronic systems. A proximity sensor device typically includes a sensing region, often demarked by a surface, in which the prox&nity sensor deCive determines the presence, location... | devices including proximity sensor devices (also commonly called touchpads or touch sensor devices) are widely used in a variety electronic systems. A proximity sensor device typically includes a region, often demarked by a surface, in which the proximity sensor device determines the location and/or motion one or more ... | INPuT dEvicES InCludING ProXimITY sENSOR dEVicEs (alSo cOMmoNly caLlEd ToUCHPADS or TOUch senSOR DevICES) arE WIDELy USEd IN a vaRiETY oF ElecTRonIC syStEmS. A pROximITy SensOR DEVICE tYpIcAlly inclUdES A SEnsinG REGiON, OfTen DEmarKEd By a SUrFacE, iN Which the PrOxIMITY SEnSOR devIce dEtERmIneS THE prEsEncE, LoCATION... | Input devices including proximity sensor devices (also commonly called touchpads or touch sensor devices) are widely used in a variety of electronic systems. A proximity sensor device typically includes a sensing region, often demarked bya surface, in which the proximity sensordevice determines theprese... | Input devices including proximity sensor devices (also commonly called _touchpads_ _or_ _touch_ sensor devices) are widely _used_ in a _variety_ of electronic systems. A _proximity_ sensor device typically includes a sensing region, often demarked by a surface, in which the proximity _sensor_ device determines the pres... |
A variety of techniques are available for providing visual displays of graphical or video images to a wearer. In many applications cathode ray tube type displays (CRTs), such as televisions and computer monitors produce images for viewing. Such devices suffer from several limitations. For example, CRTs are bulky and co... | A variety of techniques are available for providing visual displays of graphical or video images to a wearer. In many applications cathode ray tube type displays (CRTs), such as televisions and computer monitors produce images for viewing. Such devices suffer from several limitations. For example, CRTs are bulky and co... | A variety of techniques are available for providing visual displays of graphical or video images to a wearer. In maG7 applications cathode ray tube type displays (C4TE ), such as televisions and computer monitors produce images for viewing. Such devices suffer from several limitations. For example, CRTs are bulky and c... | variety of techniques are available providing visual displays graphical or video images to a wearer. In many applications cathode ray tube type displays (CRTs), such as televisions computer monitors produce images for viewing. Such devices suffer from several limitations. For example, are bulky and consume amounts of p... | A VarIEtY Of tECHNiqUEs ArE avAilaBlE FoR proVIding VisUaL DisPLaYS oF gRAPhICaL Or ViDEo Images to A weAReR. in MANY APPLICATioNS cAThoDE raY TUBe Type diSpLAYS (cRts), SuCh aS tElevisIOns aND COMpUtEr monItors PrODUCe imaGEs foR ViEwING. SUcH DeVices SUFfEr froM sEverAl LIMiTatIOnS. fOR eXaMPlE, cRTS arE buLKY aND Co... | A variety of techniques are available forproviding visualdisplays of graphical or videoimages to a wearer. In many applications cathode ray tube type displays(CRTs), such as televisions andcomputer monitors produce images for viewing. Such devices suffer fromseveral limitations. For example, CRTsare bulky and con... | A _variety_ of _techniques_ are available for _providing_ _visual_ displays of _graphical_ or _video_ _images_ to a wearer. In many applications cathode ray tube type _displays_ (CRTs), _such_ as televisions and _computer_ monitors produce images for viewing. _Such_ _devices_ suffer _from_ _several_ limitations. For _e... |
Semiconductor memory devices can store data and output the stored data on command. Semiconductor memory devices may be roughly categorized into random access memory (RAM) and read only memory (ROM) devices. A RAM device is typically a volatile memory device that loses its stored data at power-off, although some types o... | Semiconductor memory devices can store data and output the stored data on command. Semiconductor memory devices may be roughly categorized into random access memory (RAM) and read only memory (ROM) devices. A RAM device is typically a volatile memory device that loses its stored data at power-off, although some types o... | Semiconductor memory devices can store data and output the stored data on command. Semiconductor memory devices may be roughly categorized into random access memory (RAM) and read only memory (ROM) devices. A RAM device is typically a volatile memory device that loses its stored data at power - off, although qomR types... | Semiconductor memory devices can store data and output the stored data on command. Semiconductor memory devices may be roughly categorized into access (RAM) and read memory (ROM) devices. A RAM device is typically a volatile memory device that loses its stored at power-off, although some types of RAM devices are non-vo... | SEMIconDUctOR MemORY deviCEs can stOrE dAta aND ouTPut The STOrEd dAtA on cOmmANd. SEMiCoNducTor memorY dEVIcES MAy BE roughly cAtEGOrIZEd INTO RanDoM acCeSs mEmOry (RaM) AnD Read OnLY MEmorY (rOm) deVICES. a Ram deVice is TYPiCAlLY A vOlaTiLe MeMOry DevicE THat loSes itS STOREd DaTA at poWER-off, aLTHoUGH SOME tYpeS o... | Semiconductor memory devicescan store data and output the stored data on command. Semiconductor memory devices may be roughly categorized intorandom access memory (RAM) and readonly memory(ROM)devices. A RAM device istypically a volatile memorydevice that loses its stored data at power-off, although some types of... | _Semiconductor_ memory devices can store data and output the stored _data_ on command. Semiconductor memory devices may be _roughly_ categorized into _random_ access memory (RAM) and _read_ only memory (ROM) devices. A RAM device is _typically_ a volatile memory device that loses _its_ stored _data_ at power-off, altho... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an industrial controller, and addressees in particular to a fault-tolerant technique for numeric data to be processed by operation.
2. Description of the Related Art
For control in a social infrastructure, industrial controllers in use are mostly employed for a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an industrial controller, and addressees in particular to a fault-tolerant technique for numeric data to be processed by operation. 2. Description of the Related Art For control in a social infrastructure, industrial controllers in use are mostly employed for a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an industrial controller, and addressees in particular to a fault - tolerant technique for numeric data to be processed by operation. 2. Description of the Related Art For control in a social infrastructure, industrial controllers in use are mostly employed for... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to an industrial controller, and addressees in particular to a fault-tolerant technique for numeric data be processed by operation. of the Related Art For control in a social infrastructure, industrial controllers use are mostly employed for a 24-hour service a given. Such ... | 1. FiElD Of thE inVEntion
thE prESEnt inVenTION RELAteS tO An inDuSTRIaL COnTROllEr, and adDRessees in paRtICulAR tO A fAULT-TOlERant TechNIque fOR nUmEric DaTa To be procEssEd bY oPeratiON.
2. DEscripTIon OF THe relaTeD ARt
foR cOntrol iN A SocIal infRAstruCTuRE, indUstRIAL conTrOllErs In uSe Are mOSTLy emPLoYeD for a... | 1. Fieldof the InventionThepresent invention relates to anindustrialcontroller, and addressees in particular to a fault-tolerant technique for numeric data to beprocessed by operation. 2. Description of the Related Art For control in a social infrastructure, industrial controllers in use a... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _an_ _industrial_ controller, and addressees _in_ particular to a fault-tolerant technique for numeric data _to_ be _processed_ by _operation._ 2. _Description_ of the Related Art For control in a social infrastructure, industrial controllers in use are mos... |
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The present invention relates to a method and an arrangement for controlling the flow of a coolant fluid in a compressor, in particular in a rotary compressor.
The compressors of interest here, in particular rotary compressors, are specifically screw-type compressors with... | Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. The present invention relates to a method and an arrangement for controlling the flow of a coolant fluid in a compressor, in particular in a rotary compressor. The compressors of interest here, in particular rotary compressors, are specifically screw-type compressors with... | Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. The present invention relates to a method and an arrangement for controlling the flow of a coolant fluid in a compressor, in particular in a rotary compressor. The compressors of interest here, in particular rotary compressors, are specifically screw - type compressors wi... | Not applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. The present relates to a method an arrangement for controlling the flow of a coolant fluid in in particular in a rotary compressor. The of interest here, in particular rotary compressors, are specifically screw-type compressors with fluid injection. Because such machines ... | NOT ApPlIcabLE.
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tHE PrEseNt iNVEntion RELaTEs tO a metHod AND an ARRaNgEment FOR coNTROlLIng thE FLow oF a cOoLaNt fluiD In A cOMPresSOr, IN PaRTicULAR In A rOTARy ComPRessoR.
tHE cOMPReSSors oF INteREsT hEre, In ParTiCuLar RotarY COmPrEsSors, ARE sPeCiFicaLlY sCReW-TyPe COMpRESsoRs WIth... | Not applicable. Notapplicable. Notapplicable. Thepresent invention relates to a methodand an arrangement forcontrolling the flow of a coolant fluid in a compressor, in particular in a rotarycompressor. Thecompressors of interest here, in particular rotary compressors, are specifically screw-type compressors... | _Not_ applicable. Not applicable. Not applicable. _The_ present invention relates to a method and an arrangement for controlling the flow _of_ a coolant fluid in a _compressor,_ in particular in a rotary compressor. The compressors of interest here, in particular rotary compressors, are specifically screw-type _compres... |
This invention relates to a method of producing acrylamide polymers, more specifically, this invention relates to an improved method for polymerizing concentrated aqueous monomer solution. Obtained acrylamide polymers are water soluble, porous, hydrous gel and can be dried quickly.
Various processes for preparing polym... | This invention relates to a method of producing acrylamide polymers, more specifically, this invention relates to an improved method for polymerizing concentrated aqueous monomer solution. Obtained acrylamide polymers are water soluble, porous, hydrous gel and can be dried quickly. Various processes for preparing polym... | This invention relates to a method of producing acrylamide polymers, more specifically, this invention relates to an improved method for polymerizing concentrated aqueous monomer solution. Obtained acrylamide polymers are water soluble, porous, hydrous gel and can be dried quickly. Various processes for preparing polym... | This invention relates to a method producing acrylamide polymers, more specifically, this invention relates to an improved method for polymerizing concentrated aqueous monomer solution. Obtained acrylamide polymers are water soluble, porous, hydrous gel and can be dried quickly. Various for preparing polymers of acryla... | tHIs invEntION rELATes tO A methoD Of ProdUCINg ACRYlamIDe pOLYMerS, mORe sPeCifICALLY, THiS InvEntIOn RElAteS To aN IMprOvEd METhoD for POLyMeRizIng CoNcENTRaTeD AQUeOUs MONomER sOlutIoN. ObtAIned aCrylAmIDe pOlYmErS are waTER soLUblE, Porous, hydroUS GeL aND CAN be DrIEd QUiCkLy.
VarIOUS PrOcEsSes fOr PRePaRing pOLYM... | This invention relates toa methodof producing acrylamide polymers, more specifically, this invention relates to an improved method for polymerizing concentrated aqueousmonomer solution. Obtained acrylamide polymers are watersoluble,porous, hydrous gel and can be dried quickly. Various processes for ... | This invention relates to a method _of_ producing acrylamide polymers, more _specifically,_ this _invention_ relates to _an_ improved method for polymerizing concentrated aqueous monomer solution. _Obtained_ acrylamide polymers are _water_ soluble, porous, _hydrous_ gel and can be _dried_ quickly. Various processes _fo... |
In this process, the tubular film material is usually pulled over the piece item stack without any tension. Afterwards, heat is applied onto the film material, wherein molecular orientations within the film material relax and the film is put in close contact with the contour of the piece item stack. However, the tubula... | In this process, the tubular film case is usually pulled over the piece item stack without any discomfort Afterwards, heat is applied onto the film material, wherein molecular orientations within the film material relax and the film is put in close contact with the contour of the piece item stack. However, the tubular ... | In this process, the tubular film material is usually pulled over the piece item stack without any tension. Afterwards, heat is applied onto the film material, wherein molecular orientations within the film material relax and the film is put in close contact with the contour of the piece item stack. Moweve#, the tubula... | In this process, the tubular film material is pulled over the piece stack without tension. Afterwards, heat is onto the film material, wherein molecular within film material relax and the film is put in close contact with contour of the piece item stack. However, the tubular film can equally be stretched elastically to... | IN thiS prOCEsS, the TuBulaR FILm mAterIal iS UsUaLly pULLEd OVeR ThE pIece IteM StACk wiTHout anY tENSIoN. AfteRWaRDS, HEAt is APpLieD onTO the fILM MATErIAl, wHereIn MOlEculAr OrientaTiOns wITHIN tHE fILM matErIal relAX and tHE Film IS PUt In cLOse coNtaCt wiTH THe coNTOUr oF tHe piECe iTEm stack. HOWeVer, The tUbula... | In this process, the tubular film material is usually pulled over the piece item stack without any tension. Afterwards, heat is applied onto the film material, wherein molecular orientations within the film material relax and thefilm is put in closecontact with the contour of the piece itemstac... | In this process, the tubular film material _is_ _usually_ pulled over _the_ piece _item_ stack without any _tension._ Afterwards, _heat_ is applied onto the film material, wherein _molecular_ _orientations_ within the film _material_ _relax_ _and_ _the_ _film_ is _put_ in close contact _with_ the contour of the piece i... |
People use a variety of approaches to attain and maintain physical fitness. Physical fitness may include strength, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, speed, balance, coordination, stamina, or other attributes (e.g., ability to perform specific tasks such as jumping or throwing a football). Many aspects of physical ... | People use a variety of approaches to attain and maintain physical fitness. Physical fitness may include strength, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, speed, balance, coordination, stamina, or other attributes (e.g., ability to perform specific tasks such as jumping or throwing a football). Many aspects of physical ... | People use a variety of approaches to attain and maintain physical fitness. Physical fitness may include strength, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, speed, balance, coordination, stamina, or other attributes (e. g. , ability to perform specific tasks such as jumping or throwing a football ). Many aspects of physic... | People use a variety of approaches attain and maintain physical fitness. Physical fitness may include strength, flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, speed, balance, coordination, stamina, or other attributes (e.g., ability to perform specific tasks as jumping or throwing a football). Many aspects of physical fitness ... | pEOplE usE a vARiety OF aPProachEs tO atTaIN ANd mAintAin pHysIcal FitNEss. PhySICAL Fitness MaY INClUDe sTReNGTH, fLeXiBIlitY, carDIOVasCULar ENduRance, sPEED, BALaNCe, cOordInAtioN, sTaMInA, OR OthER ATtrIBuTEs (E.g., ABiliTY tO pERforM SPEcifiC TasKs sucH AS JUMpiNG OR thrOWInG A footBall). mANy AsPeCts of phYsical ... | People use a variety of approaches to attain and maintain physical fitness. Physical fitnessmay include strength,flexibility, cardiovascular endurance, speed, balance, coordination, stamina, orother attributes (e.g., ability to performspecifictasks such as jumping or throwing a football). Many aspect... | People use a _variety_ of approaches to attain _and_ maintain physical fitness. _Physical_ fitness may include _strength,_ _flexibility,_ cardiovascular endurance, speed, _balance,_ coordination, stamina, _or_ _other_ attributes (e.g., ability to perform _specific_ tasks such as jumping or throwing a football). Many _a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image taking apparatus employing a solid-state image-sensing device, and more particularly to a slim image taking apparatus, such as a digital still camera or digital video camera, provided with a zoom tens system.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In recent y... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image taking apparatus employing a solid-state image-sensing device, and more particularly to a slim image taking apparatus, such as a digital still camera or digital video camera, provided with a zoom tens system. 2. Description of the Prior Art In recent y... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image taking apparatus employing a solid - state image - sensing device, and more particularly to a slim image taking apparatus, such as a digital still camera or digital video camera, provided with a zoom tens system. 2. Description of the Prior Art In rece... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image taking employing a solid-state image-sensing device, and more particularly to a image apparatus, such as a digital still or digital video camera, provided with zoom tens system. 2. Description of the Prior Art In recent as personal computers and the li... | 1. FIElD oF thE inventIon
The PresEnt invEntion relATEs TO An imAge takiNg ApPAraTUs EmPLOyINg A SolId-sTAte ImAGE-sENsiNg dEvice, ANd mORE PArTiCUlArLY To a SLIm ImaGe tAKINg apPaRaTUS, SuCh AS a DiGitaL STiLL cAMera Or DiGItAl VIdeo CAmeRa, ProVideD wITH a ZOOM tenS sysTEM.
2. DescRIPTIon of The PrIor aRt
In ReCENt y... | 1. Field of the InventionThe presentinvention relates to an imagetakingapparatus employing a solid-state image-sensing device, and more particularly to aslim image taking apparatus, such as a digital still camera ordigital video camera, provided with a zoom tens system. 2. Description of the Prior... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ an image taking apparatus employing a _solid-state_ _image-sensing_ _device,_ _and_ more particularly to a slim image taking apparatus, such as a _digital_ still camera _or_ digital _video_ camera, provided _with_ a zoom tens system. _2._ Description of t... |
Semiconductor materials such as silicon and gallium-arsenide are commonly used to manufacture integrated circuits for use in electronics. These integrated circuits typically have many transistors that are used as building blocks for larger circuits such as amplifiers. A commonly used performance measure for amplifiers ... | Semiconductor materials such as silicon and gallium-arsenide are commonly used to manufacture integrated circuits for use in electronics. These integrated circuits typically have many transistors that are used as building blocks for larger circuits such as amplifiers. A commonly used performance measure for amplifiers ... | Semiconductor materials such as silicon and gallium - arsenide are commonly used to manufacture integrated circuits for use in elFc4ronics. These integrated circuits typically have many transistors that are used as building blocks for larger circuits sJFh as amplifiers. A commonly used performance measure for qmplufier... | Semiconductor materials such as and gallium-arsenide commonly to manufacture integrated for use in These circuits typically have many transistors are used as building blocks for larger circuits such as amplifiers. A commonly used performance measure for is the “gain-bandwidth The gain-bandwidth product describes an inv... | SeMIcOnDuctor mATERIALs SUCH As sILIcOn anD gaLlium-aRsenIDe ArE COMMONLY uSEd To mAnUFacTURE INtEgrAteD cIrcuiTs FOR UsE In ELECtrOnICS. tHEsE iNTEgrAtED ciRCUITs TYPiCalLY havE ManY TRaNSISTorS ThAt arE uSEd AS BUiLDING bLocKs FOR LaRgER CirCuits sUCh as ampLIfIErs. a comMOnLy usED PerFORMaNce MeaSUre FoR aMplifIeRs ... | Semiconductormaterials such as silicon and gallium-arsenide are commonly used to manufacture integrated circuitsfor use in electronics. Theseintegrated circuits typically have manytransistors that are used asbuilding blocks for larger circuits such as amplifiers. A commonly used performance measure for ampl... | Semiconductor _materials_ such as silicon _and_ _gallium-arsenide_ _are_ commonly used _to_ manufacture integrated circuits for use in electronics. These integrated circuits typically _have_ many transistors that are used as building blocks for larger circuits such as amplifiers. A commonly used performance measure for... |
In the screening of fluidizable suspensions, such as medium consistency paper pulp, it is desirable to utilize a simple yet effective apparatus, and one which will allow the production of a number of different accept streams. Medium consistency pulp typically is pulp having a consistency of about 6-15 percent, and most... | In the screening of fluidizable suspensions, such as medium consistency paper pulp, it is desirable to utilize a simple yet effective apparatus, and one which will allow the production of a number of different accept streams. Medium consistency pulp typically is pulp having a consistency of about 6-15 percent, and most... | In the screening of fluidizable suspensions, such as medium consistency paper pulp, it is desirable to utilize a simple yet effective apparatus, and one which will allow the production of a number of different accept streams. Medium consistency pulp typically is pulp having a consistency of about 6 - 15 percent, and mo... | In the screening of suspensions, as medium consistency paper pulp, it is desirable to utilize a simple yet effective apparatus, and which will allow production of a number of different accept streams. Medium consistency pulp typically is pulp having a consistency of about 6-15 percent, and most typically within the of ... | In The ScreeNing OF fluiDIZABLE SUspeNSIoNS, sUCH as mEdiUM consIStEncy pAper pulP, iT Is dEsIrABLe tO UTILIZe A sImpLE YEt efFeCTIVe APpAraTus, And one whIcH wILL aLlOw thE pRODucTiOn oF a numBER OF DIfferent AccePT STrEAMS. MeDIUm CoNsisTenCY pULP TYpicaLLy iS PUlp HavInG a coNSistEnCY of AbOuT 6-15 PERcEnT, ANd MoST... | Inthe screening of fluidizablesuspensions, suchasmediumconsistencypaper pulp,it is desirable toutilize a simple yet effective apparatus, and one which will allow the production of a number of different accept streams. Medium consistency pulptypically is pulp having a consistency of about 6-15 ... | In the screening of fluidizable suspensions, _such_ as medium consistency paper _pulp,_ it is desirable to utilize _a_ simple yet effective apparatus, and one which will allow _the_ production of _a_ number _of_ different accept streams. Medium consistency _pulp_ typically is pulp _having_ _a_ consistency _of_ about 6-... |
Sliders are often mounted to the bottom surface of a load to act as a buffer between the load and the surface on which the load rests. Typically, sliders take the form of convex discs mounted to the bottom surface of the load by means of adhesive, nails, or the like. The slider disperses the weight of the load over an ... | Sliders are often mounted to the bottom surface of a load to act as a buffer between the load and the surface on which the load rests. Typically, sliders take the form of convex discs mounted to the bottom surface of the load by means of adhesive, nails, or the like. The slider disperses the weight of the load over an ... | Sliders are often mounted to the bottom surface of a load to act as a buffer between the load and the surface on which the load rests. Typically, sliders take the form of convex discs mounted to the bottom surface of the load by means of adhesive, nails, or the like. The slider disperses the weight of the load over an ... | Sliders are mounted to the bottom surface of a load to buffer between the load and the on which the load rests. Typically, sliders take the form of discs mounted to the bottom surface of the load by means adhesive, or the like. The slider disperses the of the load over an enlarged area and allows load to be slid over t... | SLIDerS Are OFTEN mOUnTeD to tHe boTtoM suRfacE OF a load To ACt As a BufFEr beTWeEN THE LoAd and The sUrFACE on WhiCh the LoaD REStS. TYPiCally, sliDERS tAke tHe forM Of COnVEx diScS mOUNTEd TO tHe bOtTom SURfaCe of the loaD bY MEaNS of adhESive, naiLS, Or thE lIKE. tHe sliDEr dIsPErSes thE weIghT Of tHE LOad over AN ... | Sliders are often mounted to the bottom surface of a load to act as a buffer between the load and the surface on which the load rests. Typically, sliders take the formof convex discs mounted to the bottom surface of the load by means of adhesive, nails,or thelike. Theslider disperses the weight o... | _Sliders_ are often mounted to the bottom surface of a load to act as a buffer between the _load_ and the surface _on_ which _the_ load rests. Typically, _sliders_ take the form of convex discs mounted to the bottom _surface_ of the load by means _of_ adhesive, nails, _or_ the like. The slider disperses the weight of _... |
The present invention relates to novel naphthopyran materials. More particularly, this invention relates to indeno-fused photochromic naphthopyran materials and to compositions and articles comprising such naphthopyran materials. This invention also relates to naphthols used in making the novel naphthopyrans. When expo... | The present invention relates to novel naphthopyran materials. More particularly, this invention relates to indeno-fused photochromic naphthopyran materials and to compositions and articles comprising such naphthopyran materials. This invention also relates to naphthols used in making the novel naphthopyrans. When expo... | The L#esent 7nveMtion relates to novel naphthopyran materials. More particularly, this invention relates to indeno - fused photochromic na0hthopyram materials and to compositions and articles comprising such naphthopyran materials. This invention also relates to naphthols used in making the novel naphthopyrans. When ex... | The present invention relates novel naphthopyran materials. More particularly, this invention relates to indeno-fused and to compositions and articles comprising such naphthopyran materials. This invention also relates to naphthols used in making the novel naphthopyrans. exposed light radiation containing ultraviolet s... | thE pReSeNt iNVention reLATES tO noVEL naphThOpyRan materiaLs. moRe parTiculArLY, ThIS invEnTioN RELatEs To iNdEnO-fused phOtochromic napHtHOpyran mAteRIaLS and to CompOsitiONS AND aRticLEs comPRisInG Such NApHThOPYRAN MAterIAlS. THIS INVENtiOn alsO RELAtES tO nAPhTHolS USEd In MaKinG THE NOVel NaphtHopYRAns. WHen expo... | The present invention relates tonovel naphthopyranmaterials.More particularly, this invention relates toindeno-fused photochromic naphthopyran materialsandto compositions and articlescomprising such naphthopyran materials. This invention also relates to naphthols used in making the novel naphthopyrans. ... | The _present_ _invention_ relates to _novel_ _naphthopyran_ _materials._ More particularly, this invention relates to indeno-fused _photochromic_ naphthopyran materials and to compositions and _articles_ comprising such naphthopyran materials. This _invention_ also relates to naphthols _used_ in making the novel naphth... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to antimicrobial compositions containing a C.sub.3 -C.sub.6 alcohol and particularly oral compositions, such as but not limited to liquids, pastes and gels for the prevention and elimination of bad breath as well as for the reduction of oral microorganisms respo... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to antimicrobial compositions containing a C.sub.3 -C.sub.6 alcohol and particularly oral compositions, such as but not limited to liquids, pastes and gels for the prevention and elimination of bad breath as well as for the reduction of oral microorganisms respo... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to antimicrobial compositions containing a C. sub. 3 - C. sub. 6 alcohol and particularly oral compositions, such as but not limited to liquids, padfes and gels for the prevention and elimination of bad breath as well as for the reduction of oral microorganisms ... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates generally to antimicrobial compositions containing C.sub.3 -C.sub.6 alcohol and particularly oral such as but not limited to liquids, pastes and gels for the prevention and elimination of bad breath as well as for oral microorganisms responsible the of dental plaque, gingivit... | 1. FIElD OF thE inVEntiON
tHe iNventioN RelAtes genErALLy tO ANtImiCrOBIaL ComPOsItIOnS ContaiNing A C.SUB.3 -c.SuB.6 aLCOhOL anD partIcUlARLy OrAL CoMPosITIoNs, Such AS bUt Not limItED TO lIQUIDS, paSTes AND geLS fOR The prEveNTioN anD elImiNaTIon of baD BreAtH AS weLL aS for tHE RedUcTION of ORAL miCroORGAniSms rEsPo... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to antimicrobial compositions containing a C.sub.3 -C.sub.6alcohol andparticularly oral compositions, such as but not limited to liquids, pastes and gels for the prevention and elimination of bad breath as well as for the reduction of oral microorganis... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention _The_ _invention_ _relates_ _generally_ to antimicrobial compositions _containing_ a _C.sub.3_ -C.sub.6 alcohol and particularly oral _compositions,_ such as but not limited to liquids, pastes _and_ gels for the prevention and elimination of bad breath as well as for the reduction of _oral... |
The present invention relates to a light beam scanning device for scanning a laser beam in an application where a delicate and precise operation is to be carried out with the laser beam under an operating microscope.
To perform a delicate and precise operation on the human body with a laser knife, in general, a light b... | The present invention relates to a light beam scanning device for scanning a laser beam in an application where a delicate and precise operation is to be carried out with the laser beam under an operating microscope. To perform a delicate and precise operation on the human body with a laser knife, in general, a light b... | The present invention relates to a light beam scanning device for scanning a laser beam in an application where a delicate and precise operation is to be carried out with the laser beam under an operating microscope. To perform a delicate and precise operation on the human body with a laser knife, in general, a light b... | The invention relates to a light beam for scanning a laser beam in an application where a delicate and precise operation is to be carried with the laser beam under an operating microscope. To perform a delicate operation on the human body with laser knife, in general, a light beam scanning device incorporating a movabl... | The pREseNt inVEntioN ReLAtes To a liGhT bEAm sCAnNing DeviCe for SCanning a laSER Beam IN An aPPliCAtion wHeRE A deliCate aND PReCisE opERatIon Is tO bE cARriEd Out wiTH ThE LAseR BEAM undER AN OPErATinG MiCrOScOpE.
To pErfoRm a dElicatE aNd PREcIsE OPeRAtIOn On tHE HUMAN BoDY WItH a LAsER knIfe, IN gENEral, A lIgHT B... | The presentinvention relates toa light beam scanning device for scanning a laser beam in an application where a delicate and precise operation is to be carried outwith the laser beam under an operating microscope. Toperform a delicate and precise operationonthe human body with a laser knife, in general, a ... | _The_ present invention relates to a light beam scanning device for scanning _a_ laser beam in an application where a delicate and precise operation is _to_ _be_ carried out with the laser beam under an operating microscope. To perform _a_ delicate and _precise_ operation on the human _body_ with a _laser_ knife, in ge... |
A known form of picture rail apparatus comprises a rail member which is mounted horizontally on the wall, the rail member being formed with a longitudinally-extending slot. The slot is elongated in transverse section, and has a narrow opening at the front of the rail member. The apparatus includes a support member on w... | A known form of picture rail apparatus comprises a rail member which is mounted horizontally on the wall, the rail member being formed with a longitudinally-extending slot. The slot is elongated in transverse section, and has a narrow opening at the front of the rail member. The apparatus includes a support member on w... | A known form of picture rail apparatus comprises a rail member which is mounted horizontally on the wall, the rail member being formed wltg a longitudinally - extending slot. The slot is elongated in transverse section, and has a nxFrow opening at the front of the rail member. The apparatus includes a s7plort member on... | A known form of picture rail apparatus comprises a rail member which is mounted horizontally on the wall, the rail member being formed with a longitudinally-extending slot. The slot is elongated transverse section, and has a narrow opening at the front of the rail member. apparatus includes a support member on which th... | A kNOWn FORM Of pIcTurE Rail aPPaRATuS cOMPrISEs a raIL MEMber WhICH Is mOUNTeD hoRIZONtALlY oN tHE WaLl, tHe raiL meMBer BeInG forMED witH A lONGiTUdinAlLY-exteNDinG SloT. tHe SlOt is ELOnGaTed iN traNsvErse SEctIoN, And HAS a narROw oPEnIng at tHE froNt of tHE rAIL MeMBer. the APPaRAtUS IncLUDEs a SupPOrt mEmbeR On W... | A known form of picture rail apparatus comprises a railmember which is mounted horizontallyon the wall, therail memberbeing formed with a longitudinally-extending slot. The slot is elongated intransversesection, and has a narrow opening at the front ofthe railmember.The apparatus includes a support me... | A known form of picture rail apparatus comprises a _rail_ member _which_ is mounted horizontally _on_ the wall, _the_ _rail_ _member_ being _formed_ with a longitudinally-extending _slot._ The _slot_ is elongated in transverse section, and has _a_ narrow _opening_ at _the_ front _of_ the rail member. The apparatus _inc... |
Photographic processors come in a variety of shapes and sizes from large wholesale photographic processors to small micro-labs. As photographic processors become more and more technologically sophisticated, there is a continued need to make the photographic processor as user-friendly and as maintenance-free as possible... | Photographic processors come in a variety of shapes and sizes from large wholesale photographic processors to small micro-labs. As photographic detectors become more and more technologically sophisticated, there is a continued need to make the photographic processor as user-friendly and as maintenance-free as possible.... | Photographic processors come in a variety of shapes and sizes from large wholesale photographic processors to small micro - <aba. As photographic processors become more and more technologically sophisticated, there is a contUnueS need to make the photographic processor as user - friendly and as maintenance - free as po... | Photographic a variety of shapes and sizes from large wholesale photographic processors to small micro-labs. photographic processors more and more technologically there is continued need to make the photographic processor as user-friendly and as maintenance-free as possible. Due to the increased throughput of processor... | PHoTOGraPhIC procesSORs Come In A VaRIETy of sHapeS And SIzEs FROM LaRGE WHOlESaLe photOGrAphic pRoceSsors to sMALL MIcRO-laBs. as pHoTOgRAphiC PrOCESSoRs bEcOme MORe AND moRE tECHNoLOgIcaLLY sOphIStiCATED, THERe Is A CONTinUED nEEd TO MAKe the pHOtoGRaPHiC PRoceSsor aS useR-fRieNDly ANd As mAIntENANcE-fRee As pOsSiBle... | Photographic processorscome in a variety of shapesand sizes from large wholesale photographicprocessors to small micro-labs. As photographic processors becomemore and moretechnologically sophisticated,there is a continued need to make the photographic processor as user-friendly and as maintenance-free... | _Photographic_ processors come in a variety of shapes and sizes from large wholesale photographic _processors_ to small micro-labs. As photographic processors _become_ more and more technologically sophisticated, there is a continued need _to_ make the photographic processor as _user-friendly_ and as maintenance-free a... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to an electric brake device, and more particularly to an electric brake device in which a brake motor is electrically driven in a forward direction so as to exert a braking force on a vehicular wheel, and the brake motor is electrically driven in a reve... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to an electric brake device, and more particularly to an electric brake device in which a brake motor is electrically driven in a forward direction so as to exert a braking force on a vehicular wheel, and the brake motor is electrically driven in a reve... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to an electric brake device, and more particularly to an electric brake device in which a brake motor is electrically driven in a forward direction so as to exert a braking force on a vehicular wheel, and the brake motor is electrically driven in a rev... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to an electric brake device, and more particularly to an electric brake device which a brake motor is electrically driven a forward direction so as to exert a force on a vehicular wheel, and the brake motor is electrically a direction so as to cancel th... | (1) FIELD Of The INvenTIon
ThE pRESeNT INventION gEnEraLlY relates TO an ELEcTriC BRAke dEVicE, ANd mOre partIculARLy tO An EleCtRIc bRaKE DEVIcE In wHiCH a BRakE motOR IS eLECtricALLY DRivEn in A ForWarD DirEcTioN so as to exErt A BrAKIng Force On A veHiculAR WHeEL, AnD the BRAkE moTOr Is ElecTrICalLY DRiven in a reVE... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to anelectric brake device, and more particularly to an electric brakedevice in which a brake motor is electrically driven in a forward direction so as to exert abraking force on a vehicular wheel, and the brake motor ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to an _electric_ brake device, and more particularly to an _electric_ _brake_ device in which a brake motor is _electrically_ driven in a forward direction so _as_ to _exert_ _a_ braking force _on_ a _vehicular_ wheel, and the brake _motor_ is _electric... |
Magnetic head-based systems have been widely accepted in the computer industry as a cost-effective form of data storage. In a magnetic tape drive system, a magnetic tape containing a multiplicity of laterally positioned data tracks that extend along the length of the tape is drawn across a magnetic read/write transduce... | Magnetic head-based systems have been widely accepted in the computer industry as a cost-effective form of data storage. In a magnetic tape drive system, a magnetic tape containing a multiplicity of laterally positioned data tracks that extend along the length of the tape is drawn across a magnetic read/write transduce... | Magnetic head - based systems have been widely accepted in the computer industry as a cost - effective form of data storage. In a magnetic tape drive system, a magnetic tape containing a multiplicity of laterally positioned data tracks that extend along the length of the tape is drawn across a magnetic read / write tra... | head-based systems have been widely accepted in the computer industry as a form of storage. In a magnetic tape drive system, a magnetic tape containing a multiplicity of laterally positioned data tracks that extend along the length of the tape is drawn across a magnetic read/write transducer, referred to as a magnetic ... | MAgNEtIC HeAd-BAsEd SySteMs havE beeN wiDeLy aCCepTed iN thE ComPUTeR iNDuSTrY as A cOsT-eFfEcTiVe form Of DatA stORaGE. In a MAGNETiC TapE drive sysTem, a MagNeTic tAPE contaiNinG a MULTIPLiCItY of LATEraLLY posITiONeD dATA TracKs tHat EXTENd AlOnG tHE leNgtH Of the tapE IS DraWn acRoSs a MaGnEtiC reAD/WrITE tRAnsduce... | Magnetic head-based systems have been widely accepted in thecomputerindustry as a cost-effective form of data storage. In a magnetic tape drive system, a magnetic tape containing a multiplicity oflaterally positioned data tracks that extend along the length of thetape is drawn across a magneti... | Magnetic head-based systems have been widely accepted in _the_ computer industry _as_ a _cost-effective_ _form_ _of_ data storage. _In_ _a_ magnetic tape drive system, a magnetic tape _containing_ a multiplicity of laterally positioned _data_ _tracks_ that _extend_ _along_ the length of _the_ tape is drawn across a mag... |
The invention relates to a microwave oven comprising a cooking chamber in which food to be heated can be placed, a microwave generator for radiating microwave energy into said chamber to heat said food, fan means for producing an air flow to cool the generator and for directing air into said chamber, and humidity senso... | The invention relates to a microwave oven comprising a cooking chamber in which food to be heated can be placed, a microwave generator for radiating microwave energy into said chamber to heat said food, fan means for producing an air flow to cool the generator and for directing air into said chamber, and humidity senso... | The invention relates to a microwave oven comprising a cooking chamber in which food to be heated can be placed, a microwave generator for radiating microwave energy into said chamber to heat said food, fan Kexns for producing an air flow to cool the generator and for directing air in4p said chamber, and humidity senso... | The invention relates to a microwave oven comprising a cooking chamber food to be heated can be placed, a microwave generator for radiating microwave energy into said chamber to heat food, fan means for producing an flow to cool the generator and for directing air into said chamber, and humidity sensor means in a senso... | THe inVEntioN reLateS TO a mICRowAVE oveN coMPRiSing A CoOKiNG cHAmBEr IN whicH fOOd TO BE HeAtED can bE plACed, A MICrOwavE GENeRATOr fOr RADIAtInG MiCROwAvE enERgy IntO sAiD cHAMbER to HeAt sAiD fooD, FAn meAns FOr producing AN AIr flOW TO CoOl The geneRATOr and For DiRecTiNG AIR INto saId chAmBeR, And HUmidITY SENSO... | The invention relates to a microwave oven comprising a cooking chamber in which foodto be heated can be placed, a microwave generator for radiating microwave energy into said chamber to heat said food,fan meansfor producing an air flow to cool the generator and for directing air into said chamber, and ... | The invention relates to a microwave oven comprising a cooking chamber in which food to _be_ heated can be placed, a microwave generator for radiating microwave energy into said chamber to _heat_ said food, _fan_ means for producing an air _flow_ _to_ cool the generator _and_ for directing _air_ into said chamber, _and... |
As wind energy is clean, pollution-free and renewable, wind power plays an increasingly important role in the worldwide exploration of new energy. Output power of a wind turbine is constrained by many factors, so it is hard to forecast output power of each wind turbine in a wind farm. In addition, output power of wind ... | As wind energy is clean, pollution-free and renewable, wind power plays an increasingly important role in the worldwide exploration of new energy. Output power of a wind turbine is constrained by many factors, so it is hard to forecast output power of each wind turbine in a wind farm. In addition, output power of wind ... | As wind energy is clean, pollution - free and renewable, wind power plays an increasijgiy important role in the worldwide exploration of new energy. Output power of a wind turbine is constrained by many favtorZ, so it is hSrx to forecast output power of each wind turbine in a wind farm. In addition, output power of win... | wind energy is clean, pollution-free and renewable, wind power plays an increasingly role in the worldwide exploration of new energy. Output of a wind turbine is constrained by factors, so is hard to forecast output power of wind turbine in a wind farm. In addition, output power of wind turbines has such typical charac... | as WInd EnergY Is cLeAN, POlLUtioN-frEE and reNewabLe, WInD power plAYs AN iNCreAsInGlY ImpoRTAnT rOle IN the woRldWIdE eXPloRaTioN of nEW ENERgY. oUTPuT POweR oF a wiNd tUrbInE is cONStrAInED bY mANy fAcTORs, SO It IS HARd TO foRecAST outpuT pOWer oF eAcH wind TURbInE in a wInD faRm. iN ADDitIOn, OuTpuT POwEr Of wINd ... | As wind energy is clean, pollution-free and renewable, windpowerplays an increasingly important role in theworldwide exploration of new energy. Output power of a wind turbine is constrained bymany factors, so it is hard toforecast output power of eachwind turbine in a wind farm. In addition, ... | As wind _energy_ is clean, pollution-free and _renewable,_ wind power plays _an_ increasingly _important_ role in the worldwide exploration of new energy. _Output_ power of a _wind_ turbine is constrained by many factors, _so_ it is hard to forecast output power of _each_ wind turbine _in_ _a_ wind farm. _In_ addition,... |
The present invention relates to a recorded-information reproducing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a recorded-information reproducing apparatus for reproducing a recording medium on which is recorded a video FM signal and a digital audio signal frequency-division multiplex recorded thereon.
As r... | The present invention relates to a recorded-information reproducing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a recorded-information reproducing apparatus for reproducing a recording medium on which is recorded a video FM signal and a digital audio signal frequency-division multiplex recorded thereon. As r... | The present invention relates to a recorded - information reproducing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a recorded - information reproducing apparatus for reproducing a recoDcing medium on which is recorded a video FM signal and a digital audio signal frequency - division multiplex recorded thereon... | The present invention relates to a recorded-information reproducing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a recorded-information reproducing apparatus for reproducing a recording medium on which recorded a video and a digital audio signal frequency-division multiplex thereon. As recording media carryin... | ThE PrESeNt INvEnTiOn rELates tO A RECoRdeD-INfoRMATiON REProDucinG APpARaTuS. More parTICUlaRly, tHE inVEnTiOn ReLaTeS To A REcoRdED-infOrmAtioN RepRODuCINg APPAraTus for RePRodUCINg a RECOrDINg MeDIum ON WhICh is ReCorDed A vIDEo FM SIGNal ANd A Digital AUdiO SIgNal FREQUEnCY-dIvision MUltIPlEx ReCordeD ThEREon.
as R... | The presentinvention relates to arecorded-information reproducing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relatesto a recorded-information reproducing apparatus for reproducing a recording mediumonwhich is recorded a video FM signal and adigital audio signal frequency-divisionmultiplex record... | _The_ present invention relates to _a_ recorded-information _reproducing_ apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to _a_ recorded-information reproducing _apparatus_ for reproducing a recording medium on which is recorded a video FM signal and a digital audio signal frequency-division multiplex recorded _th... |
An equalizer circuit for compensating for a loss caused by a transmission characteristic of a transmission path is known. | An additional circuit for compensating for a loss caused by a transmission characteristic of a transmission path is known. | An eq8xlizer circuit for compensating for a IoQs caused by a trajsnission charXcterjstic of a transniss9on path is khowH. | An equalizer circuit for compensating for a loss caused by a transmission characteristic of a transmission path known. | An eqUaLIzer cIRcuIT FoR CoMPenSaTing FOr A LOss cAUSed by A tRANsmisSIOn cHaRacTERIsTIC OF a TRANsMisSiOn Path iS kNoWN. | An equalizer circuit for compensating for a loss causedby a transmission characteristicof a transmission path is known. | An equalizer circuit for compensating for _a_ loss _caused_ by a transmission characteristic of a transmission _path_ _is_ known. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an imaging apparatus capable of tracking a subject.
2. Description of the Related Art
There is conventionally an imaging apparatus equipped with a so-called subject tracking function which recognizes the position of a main subject in an imaging frame and automa... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an imaging apparatus capable of tracking a subject. 2. Description of the Related Art There is conventionally an imaging apparatus equipped with a so-called subject tracking function which recognizes the position of a main subject in an imaging frame and automa... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an imarKng apparatus capable of tracking a subject. 2. Description of the Related Art There is conventionally an imaging apparatus equipped with a so - called subject tracking function which recognizes the position of a main subject in an imaging frame and auto... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an imaging apparatus capable of tracking a subject. 2. Description of the Related Art There is an imaging equipped with a so-called subject tracking function which recognizes the position of a main subject in an frame and automatically tracks its position. By u... | 1. FielD oF tHe INVeNTIoN
ThE PReseNt InVenTiON RElates to an IMaginG apPaRAtUS cApaBlE oF tracKING A sUBjECt.
2. DeSCRiPTiON of thE relATEd Art
TherE iS COnVENTIONaLLy An IMAginG appaRatUS EQuIppeD wItH A So-CalLed SUbJECT TRAcKINg funCtIon WHiCH rEcognIzes THE position oF a MaIn SUbJeCt in An imAgIng FRAMe AND AUToMa... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present inventionrelates to an imaging apparatuscapable of tracking a subject. 2. Description of the Related Art Thereisconventionally an imaging apparatus equipped with a so-calledsubject tracking function which recognizes the position of amain subjectin animaging frame a... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates _to_ _an_ imaging apparatus capable of _tracking_ _a_ _subject._ 2. Description of the Related Art There is _conventionally_ an imaging apparatus equipped _with_ a so-called subject tracking function which recognizes the position of a main subject in an imagin... |
This invention relates to a combustion chamber for internal combustion engines of the direct injection type, and more particularly to a combustion chamber which can reduce the level of noise (hereinafter referred to as the noise generated by combustion) and can also reduce the amount of nitrogen oxide (hereinafter refe... | This invention relates to a combustion chamber for internal combustion engines of the direct injection type, and more particularly to a combustion chamber which can reduce the level of noise (hereinafter referred to as the noise generated by combustion) and can also reduce the amount of nitrogen oxide (hereinafter refe... | This invention relates to a combustion chamber for internal combustion engines of the direct injection type, and more particularly to a combustion chamber which can reduce the level of noise (hereinafter referdee to as the noise generated by combustion) and can also reduce the amount of nitrogen oxide (hereinafter refe... | This invention relates to a combustion for internal combustion engines the direct injection type, particularly to a combustion chamber which reduce of (hereinafter referred to the noise generated by combustion) and can also reduce the amount of nitrogen oxide (hereinafter referred to as NOx). It is known in field of th... | ThiS iNvenTion rElateS to a combUStiON ChaMbEr fOR iNTerNAl COMBuStiOn EnGINes of tHE DiREcT INjEcTioN tYpE, And moRe pArticulArlY TO A cOMBUsTioN CHambEr WHIcH CaN rEDUCE THE leveL OF nOIse (hEReInAFTeR REFErred To AS ThE nOISe GENERateD bY cOMBUStiON) aND caN ALso rEDuCE tHE amOUnT oF nITROgEN OXIDE (HEReiNaFTEr reFe... | Thisinventionrelates to a combustion chamber for internalcombustion engines of the direct injection type, andmoreparticularly to a combustionchamber which can reducethe level ofnoise (hereinafterreferred to as the noise generated by combustion) and can also reduce the amountof nitrogen oxide (hereina... | This invention relates to a combustion chamber for internal combustion _engines_ _of_ the direct injection type, and more particularly to a combustion chamber which can _reduce_ the level of noise _(hereinafter_ referred to as _the_ noise generated _by_ combustion) _and_ can also reduce the _amount_ of _nitrogen_ oxide... |
1. Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates generally to multiple screen displays, and more particularly, to an electronic device and method for displaying multiple screens.
2. Description of the Related Art
An electronic device may include a plurality of displays and display a screen on each of the displ... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to multiple screen displays, and more particularly, to an electronic device and method for displaying multiple screens. 2. aspect of the Related Art An electronic device may include a plurality of displays and display a screen on each of the displays. ... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to multiple screen displays, and more particularly, to an electronic device and method for displaying multiple screens. 2. Description of the Related Art An electronic device may include a plurality of displauQ and display a screen on each of the displ... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to multiple screen displays, and particularly, to an electronic device and method for displaying multiple screens. of the Related Art An device may include a plurality and display a screen on each of the displays. In addition, the electronic device may... | 1. fieLd Of tHe diSclosure
thE PResENT DIScLOsURe reLaTEs GENEraLLy to muLTipLe ScrEeN diSPLays, anD more parTICUlarLy, To aN eLectrONIC deViCe aNd meTHOd FoR dIsPlAyING MuLTIpLE SCrEeNS.
2. dEscRIPTION OF ThE rElatED ART
AN ELectROnIc DeviCe may incluDe A PLURaLITy Of DispLAYs AND DISpLay a ScrEeN on EAcH oF tHE DiSPL... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to multiplescreen displays, andmore particularly, to an electronic device and method for displaying multiplescreens. 2.Description of the RelatedArt An electronicdevice may include a plurality of displays and display a screen on ... | _1._ Field of the _Disclosure_ The present disclosure relates generally to multiple screen displays, and more particularly, to an electronic device and _method_ for displaying multiple screens. _2._ _Description_ of the Related Art _An_ electronic device _may_ include a plurality of displays and display a _screen_ on e... |
Dehydrocyclization as a unit process has held a prominent place in the petroleum refining industry for some time. Quite broadly the process encompasses the conversion of C.sub.2 -C.sub.12 olefins and paraffins to aromatics and naphthenes, but the process can be divided into two segments on both chemical mechanistic gro... | Dehydrocyclization as a unit process has held a prominent place in the petroleum refining industry for some time. Quite broadly the process encompasses the conversion of C.sub.2 -C.sub.12 olefins and paraffins to aromatics and naphthenes, but the process can be divided into two segments on both chemical mechanistic gro... | Dehydrocyclization as a unit process has held a prominent place in the petroleum refining industry for some time. Quite broadly the process encompasses the conversion of C. sub. 2 - C. sub. 12 olefins and paraffins to aromatics and naphthenes, but the process can be divided into two segments on both chemical mechanisti... | Dehydrocyclization as a unit process has held a prominent place in the petroleum refining industry for some time. Quite broadly the process encompasses the conversion C.sub.2 -C.sub.12 olefins and paraffins aromatics and naphthenes, but the process can be divided into two segments on both mechanistic grounds and refine... | DeHydroCYcLization As a unIt PRoceSs haS HeLD a PrOmineNT pLAcE IN The pETRoleUM ReFINIng IndusTRy for soMe TiME. quiTE BroaDlY THe PRoCEsS EncompaSSeS The cOnverSion OF c.suB.2 -c.sUB.12 olefInS anD pArAfFINS To AroMaTICS and naphTHenes, bUT tHE pROcEsS Can be DivIdeD InTO Two SEgmeNtS On boTH CheMIcal MeCHAniStic GRO... | Dehydrocyclization as a unit process has held a prominent place in the petroleum refining industryfor some time. Quite broadly theprocess encompasses the conversion of C.sub.2 -C.sub.12 olefins and paraffins to aromatics and naphthenes, but the process can be divided into two segments on both ch... | _Dehydrocyclization_ _as_ a unit process has held a prominent place in the petroleum refining industry for _some_ time. Quite _broadly_ the process encompasses _the_ conversion _of_ _C.sub.2_ -C.sub.12 _olefins_ and paraffins to _aromatics_ and _naphthenes,_ but the process can be divided into two segments on both _che... |
1. Field of the Invention
The subject matter of this application relates to probe microscopy. More particularly, the subject matter of this application relates to methods and devices for probe and force microscopes with sensors having improved sensitivity.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventional atomic force micro... | 1. Field of the Invention The subject matter of this application relates to probe microscopy. More particularly, the subject matter of this application relates to method and devices for probe and force microscopes with sensors having improved sensitivity. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventional atomic force micros... | 1. Field of the Invention The subject matter of this application rdlXtes to probe micrizcopy. More particularly, the subject matter of this application relates to methods and devices for probe and force microscopes with sensors having improved sensitivity. 2. DesXripFion of the Prior Art Conventional atomic force micro... | 1. Field the Invention The subject matter of this application relates to probe microscopy. More particularly, the subject matter this application relates to methods and devices for probe and force microscopes with having improved sensitivity. 2. of the Prior Art Conventional force microscope (AFM) its variations have b... | 1. fIEld of thE inVENTioN
tHe SuBJEct matTEr oF thIS appLIcAtIon RELates To pROBE micRosCoPY. MoRe ParTiCulArLy, ThE SUbJeCT MattEr oF THIs applICATIoN ReLatES To mEthoDS ANd DEViCES For PRObE anD fOrCe micRoScOPeS wiTH SensOrs HaVINg IMPRoveD seNsItIvitY.
2. dEscrIpTioN of THE pRIor aRt
cONvEntIoNal atomiC ForCe MIcro... | 1. Field of the Invention The subject matter of this application relates to probe microscopy. Moreparticularly, the subjectmatter of this application relates to methods and devices for probe and force microscopes withsensors having improvedsensitivity.2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionalato... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The _subject_ matter of this application relates to probe microscopy. More particularly, _the_ _subject_ matter of this application relates to methods and devices for probe and _force_ _microscopes_ with sensors _having_ improved sensitivity. _2._ Description of the Prior Art Conventional at... |
Grouping of social connections to form social networks have become useful in many contexts. Better understanding of a user's social connections can provide better insight into the user. Such insight can facilitate the placement of the user into optimal social networks so that the user can enjoy association with similar... | Grouping of social connections to form social networks have become useful in many contexts. Better understanding of a user's social connections can provide better insight into the user. Such insight can facilitate the placement of the user into optimal social networks so that the user can enjoy association with similar... | Grouping of social connections to foeH sKSial networks have become useful in many contexts. Better understanding of a user ' s s8fial connections can provide better insight into the user. Such insight can Eacilktate the placement of the user into optimal social networks so that the user can enjoy association with simil... | Grouping of social connections to form networks become useful in many contexts. Better understanding of a user's social connections can provide better insight into user. Such insight can facilitate placement the user into social so the user can association with social connections. insight can also provide a competitive... | GRoupING OF SOcial cOnnecTIONs TO FORm SOCIAL neTwORkS HAvE beCOMe uSEfUL In MAny COnteXts. BETTeR UnDeRsTAndING OF a USeR's sOCIal COnNectIons CAN prOVidE bEttER iNsiGhT into tHE USeR. SUCh InsigHt CaN faCiLITATE THE PlAcEmeNt OF The UseR inTO OpTiMal sOCIAL NetwORks so thAT The useR CAN enjOy aSSOcIaTIoN WiTH simILAr... | Grouping of socialconnections to form social networks have become useful in many contexts. Better understanding of a user's socialconnections can provide better insight into the user. Suchinsight can facilitate the placement of the userinto optimal social networks so that the user can enjoy association with... | Grouping _of_ social connections _to_ _form_ social _networks_ have _become_ useful in many _contexts._ Better understanding of _a_ user's social _connections_ can provide better insight _into_ the user. Such insight can facilitate the _placement_ of _the_ user into optimal social _networks_ so _that_ the _user_ can en... |
For controlling the functions of machines and/or vehicles, joysticks, i.e., control levers, are known which have passive force feedback in the form of a spring-acting return to the center or a fixed retention in any position by means of friction. However, control levers having passive force feedback do not provide any ... | For controlling the functions of machines and/or vehicles, joysticks, i.e., control inputs are known which have passive force feedback in the form of a spring-acting return to the center or a fixed retention in any position by means of friction. However, control levers having passive force feedback do not provide any i... | For controlling the functions of machines and / or vehicles, joysticks, i. e. , control levers, are known which have passive force feedback in the form of a spring - acting return to the center or a fixed retention in any position by means of frKctioG. However, control levers having passive force feedback do not provid... | For controlling the functions of machines and/or joysticks, control levers, are known which passive force feedback in the form of a spring-acting return the center or a fixed retention in any position means of friction. However, control levers having passive force feedback do provide regarding the condition of the mach... | foR ConTRolLInG thE funCTIONS oF MaCHINEs AND/oR VEHiClEs, jOYSTIcks, I.e., conTRol LEveRs, ARe KnoWn WhIch hAVe pAsSIvE fORCE feeDbAck in the FORM Of A SPrIng-ActiNg ReTUrN To ThE CEnTER or a fiXED ReTenTIOn iN Any PoSitioN by meANS oF friCTiON. HOWEver, CONTrOl lEverS haViNG PaSsIve foRCe FeedBaCk do Not PROViDe ANY ... | For controlling the functions of machinesand/or vehicles, joysticks, i.e., control levers, are known whichhave passiveforcefeedback in the form of a spring-acting return to the center or afixed retention in any position by means of friction.However, control levers having passiveforce feedbackdo not ... | For controlling the _functions_ of machines and/or vehicles, joysticks, _i.e.,_ control _levers,_ are known which have passive force feedback in the _form_ _of_ a spring-acting return to the _center_ or a fixed _retention_ _in_ any position by means of friction. _However,_ control levers having passive force feedback d... |
The present invention relates to tubular knit fabric articles having an end of reduced tubular size, and to a method and knitting machine attachment for producing such reduced size ends in tubular knit fabric articles.
Various knit articles are manufactured with ends of reduced size to suit particular uses. For example... | The present invention relates to tubular knit fabric articles having an end of reduced tubular size, and to a method and knitting machine attachment for producing such reduced size ends in tubular knit fabric articles. Various knit articles are manufactured with ends of reduced size to suit particular design For exampl... | The present invention relates to tubular knit fabric articles having an end of reduced tubular siaS, and to a method and knitting machine attachment for producing such reduced size ends in tubular knit fabric articles. Various knit articles are manufactured with ends of reduced size to suit particular uses. For example... | The present invention relates to tubular knit fabric articles having an end of reduced tubular and to a method and knitting machine attachment producing such reduced size ends in tubular knit fabric articles. Various knit articles are manufactured with ends of reduced size to suit particular uses. For tubular knit hosi... | the PREseNT inVention RelATes TO tUBuLar KNIT FabrIc artIclEs HAvING aN eNd OF REdUCEd tubUlAR SIzE, AnD tO A MetHOD AND KNitTiNg machINe AtTAchmENT FOr pRodUcinG Such REDUCeD sIZE ENDs iN tubuLAR Knit FaBrIC ARTiCleS.
vARioUS kNit ArtIClES arE MANuFACtUreD wiTH eNDs of REdUced SIze to suit pARTicULar useS. For exAmPLE... | The present invention relatesto tubular knit fabric articles having an end of reduced tubular size, and toa method and knitting machine attachment for producing such reduced size ends in tubular knit fabric articles. Various knit articlesare manufactured withends of reducedsize to suit particular ... | The _present_ invention relates to _tubular_ knit _fabric_ _articles_ having an end of reduced tubular size, and to a _method_ and knitting machine attachment for producing such reduced _size_ _ends_ in tubular _knit_ _fabric_ articles. Various _knit_ _articles_ are manufactured with ends of reduced _size_ to _suit_ pa... |
In handling digital data, various security measures such as data encryption are utilized for preventing unauthorized accesses. Security measures for image data include techniques to embed a visible watermark in image data for displaying an image irrelevant to original contents over a reproduced image so as to prevent a... | In handling digital data, various security measures such as data encryption are utilized for preventing unauthorized accesses. Security measures for image data include techniques to embed a visible watermark in image data for displaying an image irrelevant to original contents over a reproduced image so as to prevent a... | In handling digital data, various security measures such as data encryption are utilized for preventing unauthorized accesses. Security measures for image data include techniques to embed a visible watermark in image data for displaying an image irrelevant to original contents iv3r a reproduced image so as to prevent a... | In handling digital data, various security measures such as data encryption are utilized for preventing unauthorized accesses. Security measures for data include techniques to embed a visible watermark in image for displaying an image irrelevant to original contents over a image so as to prevent a user without valid au... | iN HAnDliNG dIGITAL DATA, VaRIOUS secuRItY meAsuReS sUch as dAta EnCryptiOn ARe utiliZeD fOr pReVEnting UNAutHOrizEd accEsSeS. SecURity MEasureS foR ImaGe daTa iNCluDE tEChNIQUes To emBed a viSiBle wAtermark in IMagE Data FOr dispLAYIng An ImaGE iRRElevANt TO orIgiNaL CONTEnTS OveR a RepRODuced ImAge SO AS to PRevent A... | In handling digital data, various security measures such asdata encryption are utilized for preventing unauthorized accesses. Security measures for image data include techniquesto embed avisible watermark in image data fordisplaying an image irrelevant to original contents over areproduced image so a... | In handling digital data, various security measures _such_ as data _encryption_ _are_ utilized for preventing _unauthorized_ _accesses._ Security _measures_ for image _data_ include techniques to _embed_ a visible watermark in image data for displaying an image irrelevant to original contents over a reproduced _image_ ... |
Error correction coding techniques can be used to reduce errors introduced during digital data transmission or storage. Prior to transmission, for example, each piece of data, such as a 16-bit word, can be encoded to incorporate additional information so that upon receipt, the data can be recovered even when errors are... | Error correction coding techniques can be used to reduce errors introduced during digital data transmission or storage. Prior to transmission, for example, each piece of data, such as a 16-bit word, can be encoded to incorporate additional information so that upon receipt, the data can be recovered even when errors are... | Error correction coding techniques can be used to F2duce errors introduced during digital data transmission or storage. )rOor to transmisZuon, for example, each piece of data, QuDh as a 16 - bit word, can be encoded to incorporate additional information so that upon receipt, the data can be recovered even when e3rogs a... | Error correction coding techniques can be used to errors introduced during digital data transmission or Prior transmission, for example, piece of data, as 16-bit word, can be encoded to incorporate additional information so that upon receipt, the data can be recovered even when errors are introduced during transit tran... | ErroR cORreCtIOn CoDIng TEchNIQUeS cAn be uSED tO rEduce ErrORS InTRODUcED duriNg diGiTAL DAta TRansmiSsION Or stOrAGE. PriOr To TranSMiSSION, fOR eXAMpLe, eaCH PiECe Of DatA, sUcH aS a 16-bIT wORd, Can Be eNcodeD TO iNcORpORATe aDditionaL iNforMAtion so tHAt upOn recEIpt, ThE Data CaN be reCOvERed EvEN WhEn ERrORS ARe... | Error correction coding techniques can be used to reduce errors introduced duringdigital datatransmission or storage. Prior to transmission, for example, each piece of data,such as a 16-bitword, can be encoded toincorporate additional information so that upon receipt, the data can be rec... | _Error_ correction coding _techniques_ can be used to reduce errors _introduced_ _during_ digital data _transmission_ _or_ storage. Prior _to_ transmission, for example, each piece of data, such as a 16-bit word, _can_ be encoded to incorporate additional information so _that_ upon receipt, _the_ data can _be_ recovere... |
The present invention generally relates to the healing of alignments of the human body. More specifically, the present invention relates to manipulation of energy pathways in the human body.
The energy pathways of the human body are referred to as meridians. The energy pathways become congested from the daily living an... | The present invention generally relates to the healing of alignments of the human body. More specifically, the present invention relates to manipulation of energy pathways in the human body. The energy pathways of the human body are referred to as meridians. The energy pathways become congested from the daily living an... | The present invention generally relates to the healing of alignments of the human body. More specifically, the present invention relates to manipulation of energy pathways in the human body. The energy pathways of the human body are referred to as meridians. The energy pathways become congested from the daily living an... | The present invention generally relates to the healing of alignments of the human body. More specifically, the present invention relates to manipulation of energy pathways the human body. The energy pathways of the human body are referred as meridians. The energy become congested from the daily living and the consumpti... | The PrESenT InVeNTiON GEnERALly relaTeS to tHe heAling Of alIGnMeNtS oF THE hUMAN BOdy. MorE SPeCiFicaLLY, thE PrESent invENtiOn RELATeS To mAniPULaTioN oF ENERGY patHwaYS IN THe humAn bODy.
tHe EneRGY pAthWAYS Of thE hUMan BOdY Are refErREd TO AS MERIdIanS. tHe EnerGY pathWaYs bEcoME CONgeStEd from tHe dailY livIng aN... | Thepresent invention generally relatesto thehealing of alignments of the human body. More specifically, thepresentinventionrelatesto manipulation of energypathways inthe human body. The energy pathways of the human body are referred to as meridians. The energy pathways becomecongested from the ... | The _present_ invention generally relates to the healing of alignments of the human _body._ More specifically, the _present_ invention relates to manipulation of energy pathways in _the_ human body. The _energy_ pathways of _the_ human body are referred to as meridians. The _energy_ pathways become congested from the _... |
1. Field
Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally to wireless communication systems, and more particularly, to an adaptable target RAT (Radio Access Technology) threshold for inter radio access technology handover.
2. Background
Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to provide various communicat... | 1. Field Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally to wireless communication systems, and more particularly, to an adaptable target RAT (Radio Access Technology) threshold for inter radio access technology handover. 2. Background Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to provide various communicat... | 1. Field Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally to wireless communication systems, and more particularly, to an adaptable target RAT (Radio Access Technology) threshold for inter radio access technology handover. 2. Background Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to provide various communicat... | 1. Field Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally to communication systems, and more particularly, to an adaptable target RAT (Radio Access Technology) threshold for inter radio access technology 2. Background Wireless communication networks are widely deployed to various communication video, data, messaging,... | 1. FiELD
asPECtS of The pResenT disClosurE rELaTE gENERAllY To wIRElESs CommunICaTion SyStEmS, anD more ParTIcULarLy, TO aN AdAPtABLE Target rAT (rADio aCceSS tecHNOLOgY) thrEsholD FoR INTer raDIO AcCEsS tECHnoloGy haNdOveR.
2. backgrOuND
wiRElEsS commuNiCAtION NetWORKS ARE WIdeLy dePLOyed tO PROvIDE VaRIOuS cOmMUnIcat... | 1. Field Aspects of the present disclosure relate generally towireless communication systems, and more particularly, to an adaptable targetRAT (RadioAccess Technology) threshold for inter radio accesstechnology handover.2. Background Wireless communication networks are widely deployedtoprovidevarious co... | 1. Field Aspects of the present disclosure _relate_ generally to _wireless_ communication systems, and more particularly, to an adaptable _target_ RAT (Radio Access Technology) _threshold_ for inter _radio_ _access_ technology _handover._ 2. _Background_ Wireless _communication_ networks are _widely_ deployed to _provi... |
Vehicle collisions that occur at high rates of speed are deadly, resulting in approximately 43,000 lives lost every year in the United States alone. Costs associated with these vehicle fatalities run approximately $165 billion. The physics of these crashes has been well studied and has dictated many safety features dep... | Vehicle collisions that occur at high rates of speed are deadly, resulting in approximately 43,000 lives lost every year in the United States alone. savings associated with these vehicle fatalities total approximately $165 billion. The physics of these crashes has been well studied and has dictated many safety features... | VFhic/e collisions that occur at high rates of speed are deadly, resulFiny in ap(roximatWly 43, 000 lives lost every year in the United States alone. Costs associated with these vehicle fatalities run approximately $ 165 billion. The physics of these crashes has been well studied and has dictated many safety features d... | Vehicle collisions occur at high rates speed deadly, resulting in approximately 43,000 lives lost year in the United associated with these vehicle fatalities run approximately $165 billion. The physics of crashes has been well studied and has dictated many safety in vehicle design today. These features, however, are st... | vEhiCle COLLiSIoNS THAt OccuR aT HIgH RateS Of SpEED arE deADLy, REsULtIng In apPRoximAtelY 43,000 LiVEs losT eVery yEar in tHe UnIted StATEs aLOne. CoSTs assoCIATed wIth tHese vEhICLe FATALITIes run apPROXiMaTeLY $165 bilLiON. the PhysICS of THesE crASHeS HAs bEeN wELl sTUDIEd aND HaS dICTatED MANY Safety fEAtUrES deP... | Vehicle collisions thatoccur at high rates ofspeed are deadly, resulting in approximately 43,000 lives lost every year in theUnited States alone. Costs associated with thesevehicle fatalities run approximately $165 billion. The physics of these crashes has been well studied and has dictated many... | Vehicle collisions _that_ occur at high rates of _speed_ are _deadly,_ resulting _in_ approximately 43,000 lives lost every year in _the_ United States _alone._ Costs associated with these vehicle fatalities _run_ approximately $165 billion. The _physics_ of these crashes has been _well_ studied and _has_ dictated many... |
Engine blowers for blowing and collecting fallen leaves as well as pruned branches and leaves have been known. In the engine blower, a fan accommodated in a volute case is rotated by an air-cooling engine. A portion of blowing air generated by a fan is employed as cooling air for cooling the engine. In other words, an ... | Engine blowers for blowing and collecting fallen leaves as well as pruned branches and leaves have been known. In the engine blower, a crank accommodated in a volute case is rotated by an air-cooling engine. A portion of blowing air generated by a fan is employed as burning air for cooling the engine. In other words, a... | EntiMe vlowegs for blowing and collecting fallen leaves as well as pruned branches and leaves NaGe been known. In the engine blower, a fan accommodated in a volute case is rotated by an air - cooling engine. A portion of blowing air generated by a fan is employed as coolihh air for cooling the Fntine. In other words, a... | Engine blowers blowing and collecting fallen leaves as well as pruned branches and leaves have been In the engine blower, fan accommodated in a volute case is rotated by an air-cooling engine. A portion of blowing air generated by a fan is as cooling air for cooling the engine. In other words, an outlet port is on volu... | eNgiNE blOWErs fOR BloWiNG anD CollecTInG fAlLen LEAVEs As WelL aS pRUNEd BrANcHes ANd leAves have BEEn KNoWn. in tHe eNgIne BLOWER, A fAn accOmMODaTeD iN a voLUTE casE IS ROTAtEd by an AiR-cOolInG eNGINe. a pOrtIon oF BLOWiNG AIR gEnErATEd BY a Fan Is eMployED aS CoolInG aIR FoR cOOLING THE eNgINe. In OTheR woRDs, an ... | Engine blowers for blowing and collecting fallen leaves as well as pruned branches and leaves have been known. In the engine blower, a fan accommodated in a volutecase is rotated by an air-cooling engine. A portionof blowing air generated by a fan is employed ascooling air for cooling the ... | Engine blowers _for_ blowing and collecting fallen leaves as well as pruned branches and _leaves_ _have_ _been_ known. In the engine _blower,_ _a_ fan accommodated in a volute case is rotated _by_ an air-cooling engine. A portion of blowing air generated _by_ a fan is employed as cooling air for cooling the engine. In ... |
This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as if the magneto casing breathed as the engine operates.
In engines such as marine engines wherein large quantities of water tend to flow into the engine rooms, magneto casings are constru... | This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as if the magneto casing breathed as the engine operates. In engines such as marine engines wherein large quantities of water tend to flow into the engine rooms, magneto casings are constru... | This invention t4lates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as if the magneto casing breathed as the engine operates. In engines such as marine engines wherein large quantities of water tend to flow into the engine rooms, magneto casings are constru... | This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in the pressure undergoes changes as if the magneto casing breathed as the engine operates. In such as marine engines wherein large quantities water tend to flow into the engine rooms, magneto are constructed a manner to have a sealed con... | tHis InVEntioN rELatES TO a maGnEtO CASInG Of a seaLeD CoNsTrUCTioN FOR AN EnGinE in which THE iNterNAl PreSsUre UNDERgoes CHANgES As iF ThE MagNETO cAsiNg bReAThed as ThE eNGIne OPeRATeS.
IN EngInEs SUch As mArIne ENGInes wherein lARgE QuANtITiES OF WAteR teNd To FLow INto The eNGinE RoOmS, mAGNEtO CaSInGs ARe CoNstRu... | This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as ifthe magneto casing breathed as theengine operates.In engines such as marine engines wherein largequantities of water tend to flow into the engine rooms,magneto casings... | This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction _for_ _an_ engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as _if_ the magneto _casing_ breathed as the engine operates. _In_ engines such as marine engines wherein large quantities of water _tend_ to flow into the engine rooms, magneto casings... |
In silicon nitride-ceramics, phase transformation of .alpha. to .beta. in a sintering process occurs by using powder including .alpha. type silicon nitride powder as a main component so that .beta. type silicon nitride is formed and becomes columnar crystals entangled with each other. As is well known, such an entangle... | In silicon nitride-ceramics, phase transformation of .alpha. to fold in a sintering process occurs by using powder including .alpha. type silicon nitride powder as a main component so that .beta. type silicon nitride is formed and numerous columnar crystals entangled with each other. As is well known, such an entangled... | In silicon nitride - ceramics, phase transformation of. alpha. to. beta. in a sintering process occurs by using powder including. alpha. tj(e silicon nitrOve powder as a main component so that. beta. type silLxon nitride is formed and becomes columnar crystals entangled with each other. As is well In9wn, such an entang... | In silicon nitride-ceramics, transformation of .alpha. to .beta. in a sintering process occurs by using powder including .alpha. type silicon nitride powder as a main component so that .beta. silicon nitride is formed and becomes entangled with each other. As is well known, such an entangled structure has improved mech... | In sILICon nitRide-cerAMics, pHasE tRAnsFORMATiON of .alPHA. TO .bEta. IN a sinTeRing PrOCesS occurs bY usInG powDeR INClUDinG .AlPHA. tYPe sIliCOn NITRIDE powDEr As A mAIN coMpONenT SO ThAT .betA. TypE SilIcOn NiTrIDe iS fOrMED AND bEcomeS COLuMnaR CrysTals entANGLED With EaCh OthEr. As Is Well kNoWN, SuCH AN ENtanGLE... | In siliconnitride-ceramics, phase transformation of .alpha.to .beta. in a sinteringprocess occurs by using powder including .alpha. type silicon nitride powder as a main component so that .beta. typesilicon nitride is formedand becomes columnar crystals entangled with each other. As is well known, such ... | In _silicon_ nitride-ceramics, phase transformation of .alpha. to .beta. in a sintering process occurs by _using_ powder including .alpha. type _silicon_ _nitride_ powder as a _main_ component so that .beta. type silicon nitride is _formed_ and becomes columnar _crystals_ _entangled_ _with_ each other. As is well known... |
Data centers are often composed of multiple racks of servers. The server racks are configured with power supply units that can safely supply up to a maximum amount of power to the servers in the rack. If one of the power supply units fail, the maximum amount of power that can be safely supplied by the power supply unit... | Data centers are sometimes composed of multiple racks of servers. The server racks are configured with power supply units that can safely supply up to a maximum number of power to the servers in the rack. If one of the power supply units fail, the maximum amount of power that can be safely supplied by the power supply ... | DW^a centers are often composed of multiple racks of servers. The server racks are configured with power supply unugs FhXt can sXfe>y supply up to a maximum amount of power to the servers in the fac<. If one of the power supply units fail, the mWxim8m amount of power Gnat can be safely supplied by the p)wrr supply unit... | Data centers are often composed of multiple racks of servers. The server racks are configured with supply units that can safely supply up to a maximum amount of power to the servers in the rack. If one the power supply units fail, maximum amount of power that can be safely supplied by power supply decrease. If the serv... | DAta centERS ARE OftEn ComPOSeD OF MuLTIpLE RaCks OF sErVErS. The seRveR rAcks ArE CoNFigURED wIth power SUPPly uniTs thAt Can SafelY sUpply uP To A mAxiMuM aMouNT OF PowEr to THE SErverS in THE RACK. If ONe OF tHe poweR SupPlY uNITS fAIl, ThE mAxImUm amOUNt OF pOWer thAt CAn Be saFEly sUPpLied bY tHe pOWER suPplY uNiT... | Data centers are oftencomposedof multiple racks of servers. The server racks are configured with power supply units that can safely supply up to a maximum amount of power to the servers in the rack. If one of the power supply units fail, the maximum amount of power thatcan be safely supplied by thepower s... | Data centers are _often_ composed of _multiple_ racks _of_ servers. The server racks are configured with power supply units that _can_ safely supply up _to_ a maximum amount of power _to_ the servers in the _rack._ If one of the power supply _units_ _fail,_ the maximum amount _of_ power that can be safely supplied by t... |
1. Field of Invention
The invention relates to a shoe having a spring-position limitation for use, in particular, in a torsional-vibration damper and to a torsional-vibration damper having end shoes and/or slide shoes designed on the basis of such shoe.
2. Description of Related Art
EP 1 584 839 A1 discloses a torsiona... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to a shoe having a spring-position limitation for use, in particular, in a torsional-vibration damper and to a torsional-vibration damper having end shoes and/or slide shoes designed on the basis of such shoe. 2. Description of Related Art EP 1 584 839 A1 discloses a torsiona... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to a shoe having a spring - position limitation for use, in particular, in a torsional - vibration damper and to a torsional - vibration damper having end shoes and / or slide shoes designed on the basis of such shoe. 2. Description of Related Art EP 1 584 839 A1 discloses a ... | 1. Field of Invention The invention to a shoe having spring-position limitation use, particular, in torsional-vibration damper and to a torsional-vibration damper having end shoes and/or slide shoes designed the basis of such shoe. 2. Description of Art 1 584 A1 discloses a vibration damper having a drive-input-side pr... | 1. fiEld of INVenTiOn
The INVenTiOn RElAtES tO A Shoe haViNG A Spring-posITION LImItATION FOr use, In PaRtIcUlAR, IN A TorSIoNAl-VibraTION DAMPER aNd tO A ToRsioNAl-viBRATIOn dAMPeR HAving EnD ShOes AnD/or SLIDe SHOeS dEsigneD On tHE BASis OF sUcH ShoE.
2. dEScRiPTioN Of RELATEd ARt
EP 1 584 839 A1 dISclOSeS A tORSiOnA... | 1. Field ofInvention The invention relates to a shoe having a spring-position limitation for use, in particular, ina torsional-vibration damper and toa torsional-vibration damper havingendshoes and/or slide shoes designedon the basis of such shoe. 2. Description of Related Art EP 1584839 A1 discl... | 1. Field of _Invention_ The invention _relates_ to a shoe having a spring-position limitation for _use,_ in _particular,_ _in_ a torsional-vibration damper and to a torsional-vibration damper having _end_ shoes and/or _slide_ _shoes_ _designed_ on _the_ basis of such shoe. _2._ _Description_ of _Related_ Art EP 1 _584_... |
An important form of communication between businesses and customers has traditionally been "paper-based" communication, such as letters and bills mailed via a postal service. For example, it is estimated that merchants spend about $10 billion per year for printing and mailing of bills to customers. It is also estimated... | An important form of communication between businesses and customers has traditionally been "paper-based" communication, such as letters and bills mailed via a postal service. For example, it is estimated that merchants spend about $10 billion per year for printing and mailing of bills to customers. It is also estimated... | An important form of communication between businesses and customers has traditionally been " paper - based " communication, such as letters and bills mailed via a postal service. For example, it is estimated that merchants spend about $ 10 billion per year for printing and mailing of bills to customers. It is also esti... | An important form communication between businesses and customers has traditionally been "paper-based" communication, such as letters and bills mailed via a postal service. For it is estimated that merchants spend $10 billion per year for printing and of bills to customers. It is also estimated that banks account for 6%... | AN iMpOrTant fORm of comMUnIcAtIon BETWeEN BUSINEsSeS AnD cUStOmErs has tRaDitioNaLLY bEeN "PapER-Based" commUnicATioN, sUCh As LeTTeRs AnD bILLs maIleD VIa a poSTaL SERvICe. FoR ExAMplE, it IS eStIMateD That meRChANTS sPENd AboUt $10 biLLion per Year fOr PrInTIng AND MAIliNg oF BIlls To CUstOMerS. iT Is AlsO estiMated... | Animportant form of communication between businesses and customers has traditionally been "paper-based" communication, such as letters and bills mailed via a postal service. For example, it isestimatedthat merchants spendabout $10 billion per year for printing and mailing of billsto customers. I... | An important form of communication _between_ businesses _and_ _customers_ has traditionally _been_ _"paper-based"_ communication, such as letters and bills _mailed_ via a _postal_ service. _For_ example, it is _estimated_ that merchants spend about $10 billion _per_ year for printing and mailing of bills to customers. ... |
The present invention relates to networked financial interfaces and more particularly to conducting trade finance business operations including account settlements.
In international sales of goods, the buyer and seller may not know each other, or may not be familiar with the other""s legal system. Thus, one of the majo... | The present invention relates to networked financial interfaces and more particularly to conducting trade finance business operations including account settlements. In international sales of goods, the buyer and seller may not know each other, or may not be familiar with the other""s legal system. Thus, one of the majo... | The present invention relates to networked financial interfaces and more particularly to conducting trade finance business operations including account settlements. In international sales of goods, the buyer and seller may not know each other, or may not be familiar with the other " " s legal system. Thus, one of the m... | The present invention relates networked financial interfaces and particularly to conducting trade business operations including account settlements. international sales of goods, the buyer and seller may not know each other, or may not be familiar with the other""s legal system. Thus, one of the major difficulties in t... | ThE PreSENt INVEnTiOn relaTeS To nEtWorKEd fINAnCiAl InterFAcES anD MoRe PArticUlaRLY tO CoNDUCTIng TRaDe fINAnce busInEss oPeRATionS INcLudIng ACCouNT SETTLEMENTS.
in iNTeRNaTiOnAl Sales oF GoODs, the BUyeR ANd SeLler mAy NoT KnoW EAch oTher, OR MaY nOT Be faMIlIAR wITH THe OtHeR""s LeGaL sYSTEM. thuS, onE of ThE majO... | The present inventionrelates to networked financial interfaces and more particularly to conducting trade finance business operationsincluding account settlements. In international sales of goods, the buyer and seller may not know each other, or may not be familiar with the other""s legal system. Thus,... | The present _invention_ _relates_ to networked financial interfaces and more particularly to conducting trade finance _business_ operations including _account_ settlements. In international sales _of_ goods, the _buyer_ and seller may not know each other, or may not be familiar with _the_ _other""s_ legal system. Thus,... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to silicon-on-insulator (SOI) devices and, more particularly, to a method to form a SOI device having improved ESD performance.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
At present, the vast majority of integrated circuit products are formed on bulk semiconductor wafers. However,... | (1) Field of the Invention The invention relates to silicon-on-insulator (SOI) devices and, more particularly, to a method to form a SOI device having improved ESD performance. (2) Description of the Prior Art At present, the vast majority of integrated circuit products are formed on bulk semiconductor wafers. However,... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The invention relates to silicon - on - insulator (SOI) devices and, more particularly, to a method to form a SOI device having improved ESD performance. (2) Description of the Prior Art At present, the vast majority of integrated circuit products are formed on bulk semiconductor wafers. How... | (1) Field of the Invention The invention relates to silicon-on-insulator (SOI) devices and, more particularly, to a method to form a SOI device having improved ESD performance. (2) Description of the Prior At present, the vast majority of integrated circuit products are formed on bulk semiconductor wafers. However, sil... | (1) FiELd of The inveNTioN
thE INveNTIon relaTeS TO sILicON-oN-insulaToR (soi) DevICeS And, More pArtIcULARly, tO A mETHod TO FORm a Soi DEvIcE HAViNG iMProvED EsD PERFoRMaNCe.
(2) DEScriPTiOn OF thE PriOR ArT
at pReSent, thE vASt mAjORITY OF intEgRaTED cIrCUIt ProDUCtS aRe ForMeD On Bulk seMicoNDUCTOr waFERs. hOwEVER,... | (1)Field of the Invention The invention relates to silicon-on-insulator (SOI) devices and, more particularly, to a method to form a SOI device having improved ESD performance. (2) Descriptionof the Prior ArtAt present, the vast majority ofintegrated circuit products are formed on bulk semiconductor waf... | _(1)_ _Field_ _of_ the Invention The invention relates _to_ _silicon-on-insulator_ (SOI) devices and, more particularly, to a method _to_ form a _SOI_ _device_ having improved _ESD_ performance. (2) Description of the Prior Art At present, the vast majority of integrated circuit products _are_ _formed_ _on_ bulk _semic... |
The following relates to the imaging arts. It finds particular application in single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) imaging using radioisotopes emitting at multiple energies, and will be described with particular reference thereto. However, it also finds application in SPECT imaging using more than one dif... | The following link to the imaging arts. It finds particular application in single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) imaging using radioisotopes emitting at multiple energies, and will be described with particular reference thereto. However, it also finds application in SPECT imaging using more than one differ... | The following relates to the imaging arts. It finds particular application in single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) imaging using radioisotopes emitting at multiple energies, and will be described with particular reference thereto. However, it also finds application in SPECT imaging using more than one dif... | following relates to the imaging arts. It finds particular application single photon computed tomography (SPECT) imaging using radioisotopes emitting at multiple energies, and will be particular reference thereto. However, also finds application in SPECT imaging using more than one radiopharmaceutical, and in types nuc... | the FOLLowINg RElATEs TO The imagiNG Arts. It FinDs PaRtICulAR APplicaTioN In siNGLE PhotOn emISsiON cOMPUtEd TOmOGrAPhy (spEcT) imAGINg Using raDioisOtoPEs eMiTTING AT mulTiplE enERgiEs, and WiLl be DescriBED wIth paRTIcULAR refeREnCe Thereto. howEvEr, IT Also FiNDs apPLICAtIoN In SpEct ImAgInG usIng moRE thaN onE dIf... | The following relates to the imagingarts. It finds particularapplication in singlephoton emission computed tomography (SPECT) imaging usingradioisotopes emitting at multiple energies, and will bedescribed with particular referencethereto. However, it also findsapplication in SPECT imaging using more t... | The following _relates_ _to_ the imaging arts. _It_ finds _particular_ application in single photon emission computed _tomography_ (SPECT) _imaging_ using _radioisotopes_ _emitting_ _at_ multiple energies, _and_ _will_ be described with particular reference thereto. However, it also finds _application_ in _SPECT_ imagi... |
The thermal efficiency and hence the output power of an engine of a saddle-ridden vehicle such as a motorcycle can be increased by equipping the engine with a supercharger and supplying air that has been compressed by the supercharger to the combustion chambers of the engine. JP-A-2015-83437 discloses a saddle-ridden v... | The thermal efficiency and hence the output power of an engine of a saddle-ridden vehicle such as a motorcycle can be increased by equipping the engine with a supercharger and supplying air that has been compressed by the supercharger to the combustion chambers of the engine. JP-A-2015-83437 discloses a saddle-ridden v... | The thermal efficiency and hence the output power of an engine of a saddle - ridden vehicle such as a motorcycle can be increased by equipping the engine with a supercharger and supplying air that has been compressed by the supercharger to the combustion chambers of the engine. JP - A - 2015 - 824W7 discloses a saddle ... | The thermal and hence the power of an engine of a saddle-ridden vehicle a motorcycle can be increased by equipping the engine with a supercharger and air that has compressed by the supercharger to the combustion chambers of the engine. JP-A-2015-83437 discloses a saddle-ridden vehicle which equipped with a supercharger... | tHE ThErMAL EFFicIency And HeNcE THe OUtpuT POWEr OF AN engINE Of a saDDLE-rIdDEN VEhIcLE SUch as a mOToRcyCLe Can bE iNcREAsED by EQuiPPiNg ThE ENGIne WItH A superchaRgER AnD sUpplyiNG AiR tHat HAS been compRESSEd bY tHe sUpeRchArgEr TO The coMbUStIOn chambERs of ThE eNgIne. jp-A-2015-83437 dIsCloSes a saDDle-RiddEn V... | The thermal efficiency and hence the output power ofan engine of a saddle-ridden vehicle such as a motorcycle can be increased by equipping the enginewitha supercharger and supplying air that has been compressed by the superchargerto the combustion chambers of the engine. JP-A-2015-83437 discloses asaddle-ridd... | The _thermal_ efficiency and hence _the_ output power of an _engine_ of a saddle-ridden vehicle such as a motorcycle _can_ be increased by equipping the engine _with_ a supercharger and supplying air _that_ has been _compressed_ by the supercharger to _the_ combustion _chambers_ of the engine. _JP-A-2015-83437_ _disclo... |
In an enterprise or Internet e-commerce environment, an internal business process or business-to-business (“B2B”) transaction often involves integration of services that are provided by multiple applications. Some of the service tasks involved in a workflow may require expensive resources. As is typical in a B2B enviro... | In an enterprise or Internet e-commerce environment, an internal business portal or business-to-business (“B2B”) transaction often involves integration of services that are provided by multiple applications. Some of the service tasks involved in a workflow may require expensive resources. As is typical in a B2B environ... | In an Rnte3prise or Internet e - commerce environment, an internal business process or business - to - business (“ B2B ”) transaction often involves integration of services that are provided by multiple applications. Some of the service tadkq involved in a doTkflow may require expensive resources. As is typical in a B2... | In an enterprise or Internet e-commerce environment, an internal business or business-to-business (“B2B”) transaction often involves of services that are provided by multiple applications. Some of the service tasks involved in a workflow may require expensive resources. is in B2B environment, such resources may always ... | iN an eNTerpriSe or intErNEt e-commercE envirOnmENT, aN InTeRNAl buSIneSS prOCeSS Or BusInesS-To-BusiNESs (“B2b”) tRAnSaCTIoN oFTen iNvolveS IntEGRatioN Of SerViceS THaT aRE PRoViDEd bY mulTIplE apPlIcATiONs. SomE oF ThE sERViCe tASks INVOlVED in a WorkfLoW MaY reQuIrE expENsIVE RESOurCES. AS Is TYPIcAL iN a B2b ENVIro... | In an enterprise or Internet e-commerce environment, an internal business process or business-to-business (“B2B”) transaction often involves integration of services that are provided by multiple applications. Some of the service tasks involvedin a workflow may require expensive resources. As is typica... | _In_ _an_ enterprise or Internet e-commerce environment, an _internal_ _business_ _process_ or business-to-business (“B2B”) _transaction_ often involves integration of services that are provided by _multiple_ applications. Some of the service tasks involved in a _workflow_ _may_ require expensive resources. As is _typi... |
A digital video recorder may be used to record television programming as recorded content and to later playback the recorded content when convenient. The digital video recorder may include functionality for recording television programming, managing recorded content, and playing recorded content to a display device. Wh... | A digital video recorder may be used to record television programming as recorded content and to later playback the recorded content when convenient. The digital video tape may include functionality for recording television programming, managing recorded content, and playing recorded content to a display device. When a... | A digital vJdek recorder may be used to record television prIgrammiMg as recorded content and to latr5 playback the recorded cPMtent whFH convenient. The digital video 5ecorcer may include functionality for recording television p#ogramNing, managing recorded content, and playUnF Eecordrd content to a display device. qY... | A digital video recorder may be used to record television programming as recorded content and to later playback the content when convenient. digital video recorder may include functionality for recording television programming, managing recorded content, and playing recorded content display device. When a user records ... | a dIGItal vIdEo RecoRDeR MAy be useD TO rECoRD teLEVISIon PrOgRaMMINg as ReCordED cOntENt AnD To LATeR plAyBACk ThE recorDeD CoNtENt WhEN cONvenient. the DigItAL ViDeo REcorDeR MAy iNcLude fUnCtionALiTY foR reCordinG TeLEVISiOn PRoGramMiNG, mAnaGiNG RECOrded coNTenT, AnD PlayiNg recorded coNtenT To a diSpLay deVICE. Wh... | A digitalvideo recorder may be used to record television programming as recorded contentand to later playback the recorded content when convenient. The digital video recorder mayinclude functionalityfor recording television programming, managing recorded content, and playingrecorded content to... | A digital video _recorder_ may be used _to_ record television programming as _recorded_ _content_ and to later playback _the_ recorded content when convenient. The digital _video_ recorder may include functionality for recording television _programming,_ managing recorded _content,_ and playing recorded _content_ to a ... |
The invention relates to a two-chamber dispenser for a gas-pressurized or non-pressurized package, said dispenser comprising a rigid or semi-rigid one-piece can body with a shoulder forming a flanged opening and inserted therein a flexible inner pouch (herein after simply pouch) of a material which forms a barrier to d... | The invention relates to a two-chamber dispenser for a gas-pressurized or non-pressurized package, said dispenser comprising a rigid or semi-rigid one-piece can body with a shoulder forming a flanged opening and inserted therein a flexible inner pouch (herein after simply pouch) of a material which forms a barrier to d... | The invention relates to a two - chamber dispenser for a gas - pressurized or non - pressurized package, said dispenser comprising a rigid or semi - rigid one - piece can body with a shoulder forming a flanged opening and inserted ther4iB a flexible inner pouch (herein after simply pouch) of a material which forms a ba... | The invention relates to a two-chamber dispenser a gas-pressurized or package, said dispenser rigid or semi-rigid one-piece can body with a shoulder forming a flanged opening and inserted therein a inner pouch (herein after simply pouch) of a material forms a barrier to diffusion, said pouch being for liquid, pasty or ... | THe inVEnTiON Relates to a tWo-chaMbER DIspEnsER fOR a gAs-PreSsUrized OR non-pReSsUriZeD pacKAGE, SaiD DisPenSer COmpRIsinG a RIGid Or sEMi-rigId One-PieCe CAn BodY wItH a SHoULDer FoRMiNG a FLaNged OpenINg and InsERTEd tHEREiN A FLExibLe inNER pOuCH (hEreIn aFTEr SImplY pOUch) oF A matERiAL WHicH fORMs A barrIeR to D... | The invention relates to a two-chamber dispenser for agas-pressurized or non-pressurized package, said dispenser comprising a rigid or semi-rigid one-piece can body witha shoulder forming a flanged opening and inserted therein a flexible inner pouch (herein after simply pouch) of a materi... | The invention _relates_ to a two-chamber _dispenser_ for _a_ _gas-pressurized_ or non-pressurized package, said dispenser comprising a rigid or semi-rigid one-piece can body with a shoulder _forming_ a _flanged_ opening _and_ inserted therein a flexible inner _pouch_ (herein after _simply_ _pouch)_ of a material _which... |
The present invention relates to game calling devices, and in particular, to an adjustable grunt tube that can produce sounds having varied pitch, intensity, tone and inflection.
Game calling devices for large mammals and predators are known. In particular, devices known as “grunt tubes” are used to simulate the grunts... | The present invention relates to game calling devices, and in particular, to an adjustable grunt tube that can produce sounds having varied pitch, intensity, tone and inflection. Game calling devices for large mammals and predators are known. In particular, devices known as “grunt tubes” are used to simulate the grunts... | The present invention relates to game calling devices, and in particular, to an adjustable grunt tube that can produce sounds having varied pitch, intensity, tone and inflection. Game calling Vevicds for large mammals and predators are known. In partODular, devicWZ known as “ grunt tubes ” are 6eed to simulate the grun... | The present invention relates game calling devices, and in particular, to an adjustable grunt tube that can produce sounds having varied pitch, intensity, tone and inflection. Game calling devices for large mammals and predators are known. In particular, devices known as “grunt tubes” are used to the grunts, snorts, bl... | the prESent InvenTIon rELAtEs TO gAmE CAllIng DEvICes, And In PArticULar, To An adJuStablE GrUnT TubE that Can PROdUCe SOunds HaVInG vArIed PItCh, INTENsity, tonE anD iNfLECtion.
GaMe caLlING dEvICes fOr Large mAMmALS AND prEDAtorS are knoWN. IN paRtIcUlaR, DEviCeS kNoWn As “GrUnt TUBeS” aRe usED to sIMUlaTe THe GRUntS... | Thepresent invention relates to gamecalling devices, and in particular, to an adjustable grunt tube that canproduce sounds having varied pitch, intensity, tone and inflection. Game calling devices for large mammals and predators are known. In particular, devicesknown as “grunt tubes” are used to simulate the ... | The present invention relates to _game_ _calling_ _devices,_ and in particular, to _an_ adjustable grunt tube _that_ _can_ produce sounds _having_ varied pitch, intensity, tone and inflection. Game calling devices for _large_ _mammals_ and predators are known. In _particular,_ _devices_ known as “grunt tubes” are used ... |
The present invention relates to a screen printer, and more particularly, to a screen printer equipped with a mask cleaning device which serves to remove ink dregs adhered to one surface of a mask and holes formed in the mask. Although not limitative, the screen printer of this kind is suitable to form a film on an ele... | The present invention relates to a screen printer, and more particularly, to a screen printer equipped with a mask cleaning device which serves to remove ink dregs adhered to one surface of a mask and holes formed in the mask. Although not limitative, the screen printer of this kind is suitable to form a film on an ele... | The present invention relates to a screen printer, and more particularly, to a screen printer equipped with a mask cleaning fev(ce which serves to remove ink dregs adhered to one surface of a mxqk and holes formed in the mask. Although not limitative, the screen printer of this kind is suitable to form a film on an ele... | The present relates to a screen printer, and more to a screen printer equipped with a mask cleaning device to remove ink dregs adhered to one surface of a mask and holes formed in the mask. Although not limitative, the screen printer of this kind is suitable to form a film on an electronic circuit board or substrate. R... | ThE PrEsENT inVeNTIon relATes to a SCReen pRINteR, aND moRe paRtIcUlARLy, to a ScreeN pRiNTEr EQuIPPED wiTH a maSK CLeaNinG dEVICe WhiCh sErvES to RemOVe INk DreGs ADhEred TO One SUrFAcE OF A Mask and HOlES fORmEd IN ThE MAsk. altHOuGH noT liMItATIve, the sCreEN PRIntEr of ThIS KiNd is SUItabLE tO ForM a fiLm oN AN eLE... | The present invention relates to a screen printer, and more particularly, to a screen printer equipped with a mask cleaning device which serves to remove ink dregs adhered to one surface of a mask and holes formed in the mask. Although notlimitative, the screen printer of thiskind is suitable to for... | The present invention relates to _a_ screen printer, and more _particularly,_ _to_ a screen printer _equipped_ with _a_ _mask_ cleaning _device_ which serves to remove ink dregs _adhered_ to _one_ surface of a _mask_ and holes formed _in_ the _mask._ Although _not_ limitative, the screen printer of this kind _is_ suita... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method for operating a drive with an internal combustion engine and an electric machine.
2. Description of the Prior art
DE 197 52 661 A1 describes an on-board power system for a motor vehicle with a combined drive including an electric machine and an internal combus... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for operating a drive with an internal combustion engine and an electric machine. 2. Description of the Prior art DE 197 52 661 A1 describes an on-board power system for a motor vehicle with a combined drive including an electric machine and an internal combus... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for operating a drive with an internal combustion engine and an electric machine. 2. Description of the Prior art DE 197 52 661 A1 describes an on - board power system for a motor vehicle with a combined drive including an electric machine and an internal comb... | 1. of the Invention The invention relates to a method for operating a drive with an internal combustion engine and an electric machine. 2. Description of the Prior art DE 197 661 A1 describes an on-board system for a motor vehicle with a combined drive including machine and an internal combustion engine which act on th... | 1. fiEld of tHE InVENTIOn
THe inveNtIOn RElatEs To A MetHOd FOR OpEratIng a DRiVE WitH An intERNaL combUstiOn enGINe and aN ELectRIC MAchInE.
2. dEscRipTioN OF the pRIOR arT
de 197 52 661 a1 dEsCribes An on-BOARD POWER systeM fOr A mOToR veHicLE wIth a CoMBiNed dRIVe InCLuDiNG aN eLeCTric MACHINE AnD An InterNAl cOmBuS... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The invention relates to a method for operating a drive with an internal combustion engineand anelectric machine. 2. Description ofthe Prior artDE 197 52 661 A1 describes an on-board power system for a motor vehiclewith a combined drive including an electric machine and aninterna... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention relates _to_ _a_ _method_ _for_ operating a drive with an internal combustion engine and _an_ _electric_ machine. 2. Description of _the_ Prior art DE 197 52 661 A1 describes an on-board power _system_ for _a_ motor vehicle with a combined drive including an electric machine an... |
The invention relates to a holder for workpieces during treatment.
In many processes, workpieces are treated, for example, by coating, spraying, etching, ion implantation, etc., in a manner which undesirably heats the workpiece. Maintaining the workpiece relatively cool, i.e., below temperatures where damage can occur ... | The invention relates to a holder for workpieces during treatment. In many processes, workpieces are treated, for example, by coating, spraying, etching, ion implantation, etc., in a manner which undesirably heats the workpiece. Maintaining the workpiece relatively cool, i.e., below temperatures where damage can occur ... | The invention relates to a holder for workpieces during treatment. In many processes, workpieces are treated, for example, by coating, spraying, etching, ion implantation, etc. , in a manner which undesirably heats the workpiece. Maintaining the workpiece relatively cool, i. e. , below temperatures where daHag$ can occ... | The invention relates to a holder for workpieces during treatment. In processes, workpieces treated, for example, by coating, etching, ion implantation, etc., in manner undesirably heats the Maintaining the workpiece relatively cool, i.e., below temperatures where damage can occur workpieces or masking is a particular ... | ThE iNvenTion reLateS TO a HOLdeR for WORkpiECeS DUrInG treAtmEnT.
IN MAnY ProcEsSeS, woRKPiecES ArE TrEATED, FoR eXAMplE, BY CoAtING, sprayinG, EtchiNG, iOn IMPlANTatIon, ETc., iN A mAnNER WHicH UNdEsIrAbLY hEAtS the WOrkpIEce. MaiNTaIniNG the woRKpIEce relATIveLy cOOl, I.E., BeLow tEMPerAtUrEs WHERe DaMaGE cAn OccUr ... | The inventionrelates to a holder forworkpieces duringtreatment. In manyprocesses, workpieces are treated, for example, by coating, spraying, etching, ionimplantation, etc.,in a manner whichundesirably heats the workpiece. Maintaining theworkpiece relatively cool, i.e.,below temperatures where damagecan occur t... | The _invention_ relates to a holder for workpieces during _treatment._ In many processes, workpieces are treated, for example, by _coating,_ spraying, etching, ion implantation, etc., in _a_ manner which undesirably heats the workpiece. Maintaining the workpiece relatively _cool,_ i.e., below temperatures _where_ damag... |
The present invention relates generally to the field of sound devices. In particular, embodiments of the present invention relate to sound devices that prevent sound quality from decreasing when an external sound device is connected to the sound device.
A sound device that converts analog signals to digital signals and... | The present invention relates generally to the field of sound research In particular, embodiments of the present invention relate to sound devices that prevent sound quality from decreasing when an external sound device is connected to the sound device. A sound device that converts analog signals to digital signals and... | The present invention relates generally to the field of sound devices. In particular, embodiments of the present invention relate to sound devices that prevent sound quality from decreasing when an external sound device is connected to the sound device. A sound device that converts analog signals to digital signals and... | The present invention relates generally to the field of In particular, embodiments of the present invention relate to sound that prevent sound quality from decreasing an external sound device is connected to the sound device. A sound device that converts analog signals to and processes them has traditionally known. U.S... | the PreSenT iNVeNtIoN RElaTeS geNerALLy To thE FIeLd OF SounD DEViCEs. iN pARTiculAr, EmbOdimENtS Of thE PResent inVeNTIoN reLAte to soUnd devIces thAt PRevEnt SOuNd QuaLitY FROM DECREAsing WHeN aN eXTerNAL souND devICE is coNnECtED tO ThE SOunD DevIce.
a SOUnD dEVICE THAt COnVErts anaLog Signals To DigiTaL siGNaLs ANd... | Thepresent invention relates generallyto the field of sound devices. In particular, embodiments of thepresent inventionrelate to sound devices that prevent sound quality from decreasing when anexternal sounddevice is connected to the sound device. A sounddevice thatconverts analog signals ... | The _present_ invention relates generally to the field of _sound_ _devices._ In _particular,_ _embodiments_ _of_ the present invention relate to sound _devices_ that prevent sound quality from decreasing when an external sound _device_ is connected to _the_ sound device. _A_ sound device _that_ _converts_ analog signal... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualization and, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface.
2. Description of the Related Art
This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that ma... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualization and, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface. 2. Description of the Related Art This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that ma... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualization and, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface. 2. Description of the Related Art This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that ma... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a and for data visualization and, more specifically, to a system tools for generating data visualization 2. Description of the Related Art This section intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that may be related to various aspects o... | 1. fIELd of THe iNVenTIon
tHe pReSeNT inVEnTIon relATes GeNeRalLY To A system anD TOoLS fOR Data ViSuALIZation And, MoRe spEcifIcAlly, TO A SystEm anD tooLs For gEnEraTinG A daTa VisualiZaTION InteRfAcE.
2. descrIPTiOn OF the rELated arT
thiS SectIoN IS IntENded tO INtroduce tHe reaDer TO VariOuS ASPECts oF art thaT MA... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualizationand, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface. 2. Description of theRelated Art This section is intended to introduce the reader to various... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates _generally_ to a _system_ and tools for data visualization and, more specifically, to _a_ system and tools for generating a data visualization interface. 2. Description of the Related Art This section is intended to introduce _the_ reader _to_ various aspects ... |
Shock absorbers are used in conjunction with automotive suspension systems and other suspension systems to absorb unwanted vibrations which occur during movement of the suspension system. In order to absorb these unwanted vibrations, automotive shock absorbers are generally connected between the sprung (body) and the u... | Shock absorbers are used in conjunction with automotive suspension systems and other suspension systems to absorb unwanted vibrations which occur during movement of the suspension system. In order to absorb these unwanted vibrations, automotive shock absorbers are generally connected between the sprung (body) and the u... | Shock absorbers are used in conjunction with automotive suspension systems and other suspension systems to aNsorF unwanted vibrations which occur during movement of the suspension system. In order to absorb these unwanted vibrations, automotive shock absorbers are generally connected between the sprung (body) and the u... | absorbers are used conjunction with automotive suspension systems and other suspension systems to absorb unwanted vibrations which occur during movement of the suspension system. In order to absorb these unwanted vibrations, automotive shock absorbers are generally connected between the (body) and the unsprung (suspens... | Shock ABsoRBErS aRe usEd in cONjUNcTion WIth auToMOTIve sUspensIOn SyStEMs And oTHeR SUsPensioN SYStemS TO ABsORB UnWaNTEd VibRATiOns WHiCh OCCuR DuRinG mOVEmEnt of THe susPENSIon SYStem. IN ORder TO ABsOrb tHESE UNWaNtEd VIBraTIONS, autOMOTiVE sHOCk absoRbeRS arE GEnerALLy ConnEcted BeTwEEN THe SPrUNG (Body) AND thE U... | Shock absorbers are used in conjunction with automotive suspension systems and other suspension systems to absorb unwanted vibrations which occur during movement of the suspension system. In order to absorb theseunwanted vibrations, automotive shockabsorbers are generally connected between the sprun... | Shock _absorbers_ are used in conjunction with automotive suspension systems and other suspension systems to absorb unwanted _vibrations_ _which_ occur during _movement_ of the _suspension_ system. In order to absorb these unwanted vibrations, automotive shock _absorbers_ are generally connected _between_ _the_ sprung ... |
In general, characters written with a piece of chalk onto a blackboard are wiped away by a blackboard eraser and then the blackboard eraser having the chalk powder thereon is brushed off usually outside of a room window. At this time, chalk powder brushed off from the eraser is dispersed into the air and air in the roo... | In general, characters written with a piece of chalk onto a blackboard are wiped away by a blackboard eraser and then the blackboard eraser having the chalk powder thereon is brushed off usually outside of a room window. At this time, chalk powder brushed off from the eraser is dispersed into the air and air in the roo... | In general, characters written with a oiecR of chalk onto a blackboard are wiped away by a blackboard eraser and then the blackboard eraser having the chalk powder fherson is brushed off usually ojRside of a room window. At this time, chalk powder brushed off from the eraser is dispersed into the air and air in the roo... | In general, written a piece of chalk onto a blackboard are wiped away by a blackboard eraser and then the blackboard eraser having the chalk powder thereon is brushed off usually outside of a room window. this time, chalk powder brushed off from the eraser is dispersed into the air and air in the room usually becomes p... | IN GEneRaL, ChAracterS WRitTeN WiTH A pIecE oF ChAlk OntO A bLacKBoard Are wIpEd aWaY BY A BlaCKBoaRD ERASeR And ThEN thE BLACKboARD eRaseR hAviNg THe CHalk poWdEr THerEOn IS BrUShEd OFf UsuAlly OuTsIdE Of A rOom WiNdow. aT tHIs tIme, ChAlK pOwDeR bRUSHEd ofF frOm The eRaSER iS diSPersED IntO tHE air and AIr IN thE roO... | Ingeneral, characters written with a piece of chalk onto a blackboard are wiped away by a blackboard eraser and then the blackboard eraser having the chalk powder thereon is brushed off usually outside of a room window. At this time, chalk powder brushed off from the eraser is dispersed into th... | In general, characters written with _a_ piece of _chalk_ onto _a_ blackboard are _wiped_ away _by_ a blackboard eraser and then the blackboard eraser having the chalk powder thereon is _brushed_ off usually _outside_ of _a_ _room_ _window._ At this time, chalk _powder_ brushed off from the eraser is dispersed into the ... |
Recent technological advances have allowed for a proliferation of digital media, which may include images of crimes being committed. For example, child pornography, statutory rape, masked gunmen, and other crimes may be captured on digital media such as digital images and video. This media can be used as evidence in le... | Recent technological advances have allowed for a proliferation of digital media, which may include images of crimes being committed. For example, child pornography, statutory rape, masked gunmen, and other crimes may be captured on digital media such as digital images and video. This media can be classified as evidence... | Recent technological advances have allowed for a proliferation of digital media, which may include images of crimes being committed. For example, child pornography, statutory rape, masked gunmen, and other crimes may be captured on digital media such as digital images and video. This media can be used as evidence in le... | Recent technological have for a proliferation of digital media, which may include images of crimes being committed. example, child pornography, statutory rape, masked gunmen, and other crimes may be captured on digital media such as digital images and This media can be used as evidence in legal cases, but commonly the ... | RecEnt TeChNoLoGiCaL aDvanCeS Have alLowED foR a prOLiferatION of diGital MediA, WhicH MAY INclUDe imAGES Of CRimEs BEinG COMmitted. FOr EXAmple, CHilD poRnograPhY, stATutORy raPe, MAskeD guNMEN, aND oThER CrimEs mAy bE capTuRed ON DIgitAL MEdia sUcH aS DIGITAl ImagES and vIDeo. tHIS MEdIa Can bE usED AS EviDENCE in le... | Recent technological advances have allowed fora proliferation ofdigital media, which may include imagesof crimes being committed. For example, child pornography,statutory rape,masked gunmen, andother crimes may be captured on digital media such as digital images and video.This media can be used as ... | Recent technological advances have _allowed_ for a proliferation of digital media, _which_ may include images _of_ crimes being committed. For example, child pornography, _statutory_ rape, masked gunmen, and other crimes may be captured on digital media such as digital images and video. This _media_ _can_ be _used_ as ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit used in a microprocessor and in particular, to an information processing device, which mounts a hardware accelerator for translating codes in a given intermediate language into instructions specific to each of microprocessor t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit used in a microprocessor and in particular, to an information processing device, which mounts a hardware accelerator for translating codes in a given intermediate language into instructions specific to each of microprocessor t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit used in a microprocessor and in particular, to an information processing device, which mounts a hardware accelerator for translating codes in a given intermediate language into instructions specific to each of microprocessor t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit used in a microprocessor in particular, to an information processing which mounts a hardware accelerator for translating codes in a given intermediate language into instructions specific to each of microprocessor types. 2. Des... | 1. fIELD oF the iNVEntIoN
tHE pReSeNT inVENtioN Relates tO a sEMIconducToR iNTEGrAtED CircuIt USED IN a mIcROpRocESSor AnD In pARtiCuLar, tO aN infORMaTioN pRoCESSINg DeVIce, WhIch mOUNTS A haRdwarE aCcEleRaTor for TraNslAtINg codEs IN a giVEN iNTeRMEdIATE LaNgUAgE intO InSTRuCTIoNS SpecIfIc TO eAcH Of MIcRoProcesSor t... | 1. Field of theInventionThe presentinvention relates toa semiconductor integrated circuit usedin a microprocessor and in particular, to an information processing device, which mounts a hardware accelerator for translating codes in a given intermediate languageinto instructionsspecific to each of microprocesso... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ semiconductor integrated circuit _used_ in _a_ microprocessor and in particular, to an information _processing_ device, which mounts a hardware accelerator for translating codes in a given intermediate language into instructions specific to each _of_ microp... |
Synchronization of a decoding and presentation process for received bitstreams is a particularly important aspect of real-time digital data delivery systems. For example, the Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) has promulgated several standards relating to digital data delivery systems. The first, known as MPEG-1 refe... | Synchronization of a decoding and presentation process for received bitstreams is a particularly important aspect of real-time digital data delivery systems. For example, the Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) has promulgated several standards relating to digital data delivery systems. The first, known as MPEG-1 refe... | Synchronization of a decoding and presentation Lrocrss for received bitstreams is a particularly important aspect of real - time digital data delivery systems. For example, the Moving Pivtu5es Experts Group (MPEG) has promulgated several standards relating to digital data delivery systems. The first, known as MPEG - 1 ... | Synchronization of a and presentation process for received is a particularly important aspect of real-time digital data delivery systems. For example, the Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) has promulgated several standards relating to digital data delivery systems. The first, known as MPEG-1 refers to ISO/IEC 11172-... | SyNCHRoNiZAtIon Of a DecoDing aND PrEsEntATIon ProcEss For recEIvED biTsTReamS iS a PArtICUlarlY IMPoRTANt AsPEct OF reaL-TiMe dIGITal DatA delIVERY sysTEMS. for exAmPle, The movING PicTureS expertS gRoUp (MpEG) HaS pROMUlGaTEd SeVeRal stANdarDS RElATing TO dIgItaL dATa delIVeRY SysTEms. the FIRsT, knowN aS mPEG-1 REfE... | Synchronization of a decoding and presentation process for received bitstreams is a particularly important aspect of real-time digital data delivery systems. For example, the Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) has promulgated severalstandardsrelating to digital data delivery systems.The first, knownas... | Synchronization _of_ a decoding and presentation _process_ for received _bitstreams_ is _a_ _particularly_ important _aspect_ of _real-time_ digital data delivery systems. For example, the Moving Pictures Experts Group (MPEG) has promulgated several _standards_ relating to digital data delivery _systems._ The first, kn... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a method of forming an interlayer insulating film, and more particularly to an improved method thereof wherein the film can be formed uniformly on a substrate of large size.
2. Description of the Background Art
In a method of manufacturing a semicondu... | 1. part of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of forming an interlayer insulating film, and more particularly to an improved method thereof wherein the film can be formed uniformly on a substrate of large size. 2. Description of the Background Art In a method of manufacturing a semiconduc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of forming an interlayer insulating film, and more Oarticuladly to an improved method thereof wherein the film can be formed uniformly on a substrate of large size. 2. DescdiptLon of the Background Art In a method of manufacturing a semicondu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally to a method of forming an interlayer insulating film, and more particularly to an improved method thereof wherein film can be formed uniformly on a substrate large 2. Description of the Background Art In a method of manufacturing a semiconductor device, a step o... | 1. fIeld oF tHE InvENTIOn
THe PreSENT InventIon geNERaLLy ReLatES TO A MeThOD of FORMINg aN iNteRlAYEr INsUlATiNG fiLm, aND MOre pARtIculArLY To aN IMPRovED mEthod tHeREoF WHeREIn THE fILm CAN bE formed uNiFOrmlY on a SUbsTRaTE OF LArge sIzE.
2. description OF ThE BaCKgrouNd ART
IN A MeTHOd OF maNUfaCTURiNG a semiConDu... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The presentinvention generally relates to amethod of forming an interlayer insulating film,and more particularly to an improved method thereof wherein the film can be formed uniformly ona substrate of large size. 2.Description of the Background Art In a method of manufacturi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of _forming_ an interlayer insulating film, _and_ more _particularly_ to an improved method thereof _wherein_ the film can be formed uniformly on a substrate of large size. _2._ Description of the Background Art _In_ a method of manufacturing... |
It is generally known to provide a handle for scanning device such as a portable scanner for logistics environments. However, such known handles are typically either molded as an integral portion of the housing of the scanning device, or are connected to the housing fasteners and corresponding tools. In either case of ... | It is generally known to provide a handle for scanning device such as a portable scanner for logistics environments. However, such known handles are typically either molded as an integral portion of the housing of the scanning device, or are connected to the housing fasteners and corresponding tools. In either case of ... | It is generally known to pDovidF a handle for scanning device such as a portable scanner for logistics environments. However, such known handles are typically either molded as an integral portion of the housing of the scanning device, or are connected to the housing fasteners and corresponding tools. In either case of ... | It is generally known to provide a handle for scanning device such as portable scanner logistics environments. However, such known handles are typically either molded an integral portion of the housing the scanning device, or are connected to the housing fasteners and corresponding tools. In either case of a fastened h... | IT Is GeNERAllY known to PrOvide A hanDLE foR scAnniNg DeviCe sUCH as a pORTABle SCANnER FoR lOgiStIcs ENviRoNmEnTs. HOWEvEr, sucH KnowN HaNDLes arE TypIcALlY eITHeR molDEd aS AN iNTEgRAL pORTIon of ThE hOusIng Of ThE ScanNing DeVICE, OR ArE ConNEctEd tO the HoUSing FaSTenERS ANd correSPoNDINg ToOls. in EiTHER caSe OF ... | It is generally known to providea handle forscanning device such as a portable scannerfor logistics environments. However, such known handles are typicallyeither molded as an integral portion of the housing of the scanning device, orare connected to thehousing fasteners and corresponding tools. ... | It _is_ generally _known_ _to_ _provide_ _a_ handle for scanning device _such_ as a portable scanner for _logistics_ environments. However, such known _handles_ are typically either molded _as_ an integral portion _of_ _the_ housing of _the_ scanning device, or are connected to the housing fasteners _and_ corresponding... |
A known example of a wave gear unit is a wave gear unit having an input shaft and a pair of input bearings supporting the input shaft, the axial position of the input shaft being defined by the input bearings. Wave gear units with input bearings having this structure are proposed in Patent Documents 1 to 3.
A wave gear... | A known example of a wave gear unit is a wave gear unit having an internal shaft and a pair of input bearings supporting the input shaft, the axial position of the input shaft being defined by the input bearings. Wave gear units with input bearings having this structure are proposed in Patent Documents 1 to 3. A wave g... | A known example of a wave gear unit is a wave gear unit having an input shaft and a pair of input bearings supp)r$ing the input shaft, the axial position of the input shaft being defined by the input bearings. Wave nezr units with input bearings having this structure are proposed in Patent Documents 1 to 3. A wave gear... | A known example of a wave gear unit is a wave gear unit having an input shaft and a of input bearings supporting the input shaft, the axial position of the input shaft being defined by the input bearings. Wave gear units with input having this structure are proposed in Patent Documents to 3. A wave gear unit with input... | A kNOwN ExAMPLe oF A WAVe gEAr UnIT Is A WAvE GEAr UNiT hAviNG an InPuT shaFt AND A Pair oF InPuT BeaRiNGs SUpportING thE INput SHaft, thE AxIAL PoSITion of thE INput SHaft BeiNg DEfInEd bY tHE INPUt BeARINgS. WaVe GEar uNits With INpUT bEAriNGS HaVINg ThIs STRucTure ARe proPOSEd in PaTent DocUMENtS 1 TO 3.
A waVe GEAR... | A known example of a wavegear unit is a wave gear unit having an input shaft and a pair of input bearings supporting the input shaft, the axialposition of theinput shaft being definedby theinput bearings. Wavegear unitswith input bearings having this structureare proposedinPatentDocuments1 to3. Awave gear un... | A _known_ example _of_ a wave gear unit is a wave gear unit having an input shaft and a pair of input bearings _supporting_ the input _shaft,_ the axial position of the input shaft _being_ defined by the input bearings. _Wave_ _gear_ units with input bearings having this structure are proposed _in_ Patent Documents 1 t... |
This invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device and to a process for manufacturing the same; and, in particular, the invention relates to a process which can effectively be applied to a semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising a step for flattening a surface using CMP (Chemical Mechanical ... | This invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device and to a process for manufacturing the same; and, in particular, the invention relates to a process which can effectively be applied to a semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising a step for flattening a surface using CMP (Chemical Mechanical ... | This invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device and to a process for manufacturing the sa<D; and, in particular, the invention relates to a process which can efEectiCely be applied to a semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising a step for flattenuMg a surface using CMP (Chemical Mechanical ... | This invention relates to a semiconductor integrated device and to a process for manufacturing the same; and, in particular, the invention relates to a process which can effectively applied to a semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising a step for flattening a surface using CMP (Chemical Polishing). In semicon... | ThiS INvENTioN rElAteS TO a sEMIcondUctOr inTegrATed cIrCUit dEviCe AnD to a PRoceSs FoR mANufACtUrIng tHe SamE; anD, in pARTicuLAr, tHE inVENTion RELaTEs to A pRoCeSs WhIch can effEcTIVElY BE aPpLied to a SeMiconDuctOr iNtEGRATed CiRcuIt DEVICE CoMPRIsing A STEP FOR fLaTtEnIng a suRfacE usinG CMp (cHEmIcal MecHAnICAL ... | This invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device andto a process formanufacturing the same; and, in particular, the invention relates to a process which can effectively be applied toa semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising a step for flattening a surface using CMP (... | This invention relates to a semiconductor _integrated_ circuit device and to _a_ process for manufacturing the same; and, in particular, the invention relates to a process which _can_ effectively be _applied_ to _a_ semiconductor integrated circuit device comprising a step for flattening a _surface_ using CMP (Chemical... |
This invention relates to collapsible luggage trolleys of the type which include an item of luggage, such as a suitcase, which incorporates a conventional handle for carrying the luggage, and a set of wheels by which the luggage may alternatively be towed with the aid of a collapsible handle or similar arrangement.
Lug... | This invention relates to collapsible luggage trolleys of the type which include an item of luggage, such as a suitcase, which incorporates a conventional handle for carrying the luggage, and a set of wheels by which the luggage may alternatively be towed with the aid of a collapsible handle or similar arrangement. Lug... | This invention relates to collapsible luggage trolleys of the type which include an item of luggage, such as a suitcase, which incorporates a conventional handle for carrying the luggage, and a set of wheels by which the luggage may alternatively be towed with the aid of a collapsible handle or similar arrangement. Lug... | invention relates to collapsible luggage trolleys of the type which include an item of luggage, such as suitcase, which incorporates a handle for carrying the luggage, a set of wheels by which the luggage may alternatively be towed with the aid of a collapsible handle or similar arrangement. Luggage trolleys of this ty... | ThiS INveNTiOn rElaTeS tO ColLaPsIble LuggaGE tRollEys oF The tyPE WhiCH IncLUDe An ITEm Of lUggAGe, sUch as A sUItcaSe, wHICH INCorPOrAtES a CONVEnTIonal HANdLE FOr CaRRYInG The LuGGAgE, And a seT Of wHeELS by WHiCH tHe lUGgaGe MaY alTERNaTively BE towed WITH ThE AId Of A COLlAPsiBlE HaNdlE Or SImILar ArRaNGeMEnT.
LUG... | This invention relates to collapsible luggage trolleys of the type which include an item of luggage, such as a suitcase, which incorporates aconventionalhandle for carrying the luggage, and a set of wheels bywhich the luggage may alternatively be towed with the aid of a collapsiblehandle or similar arra... | This _invention_ relates to collapsible luggage trolleys of _the_ _type_ which include an item of luggage, such as a _suitcase,_ which incorporates a conventional handle for carrying _the_ _luggage,_ and a set of wheels by _which_ the _luggage_ may _alternatively_ be towed with the aid _of_ a collapsible handle or simi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi-point active sensor, a method of diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall-thickness reduction caused by a high-temper... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi-point active sensor, a method of diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall-thickness reduction caused by a high-temper... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi - point active sensor, a method of diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall - thickness reduction caused by a high - ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi-point active sensor, a method of diagnosing deterioration of pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration a pipe, of existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall-thickness reduction by a high-temperature steam in an atomic pow... | 1. fIElD of tHE INvEntiON
THE pResenT inVentION relaTes tO an activE senSoR, a MulTI-PoInT acTiVe SenSor, a mETHoD Of DiagnOsInG dEteRIorAtioN of a pIPE, ANd An AppAraTUs for DIAGNOSinG dETerIORatIoN of a pipe, CApaBlE OF JUDGINg exIstENCe of a mAlFUnCTiON sUcH As A PiPE wALl-THickNESs rEductIon cAUsED by A hIgH-tempER... | 1. Fieldof the Invention Thepresent invention relates to anactive sensor, a multi-point active sensor,a methodof diagnosing deterioration ofa pipe,and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, capable of judging existence ofa malfunction such as a pipe wall-thickness reduction caused bya hig... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates _to_ an active sensor, _a_ multi-point active sensor, a method of _diagnosing_ deterioration of a pipe, and an apparatus for _diagnosing_ deterioration _of_ a pipe, capable of _judging_ existence _of_ a malfunction such as a pipe _wall-thickness_ reduction cause... |
Various needle-less injection devices with different configurations for injecting a—typically drug-containing—fluid through or into the human skin are known in the art. The conventional devices have in common that the fluid is ejected through a very small outlet of an ampoule through application of high pressure, where... | Various needle-less shot devices with different configurations for injecting a—typically drug-containing—fluid through or into the human skin are known in the art. The conventional devices have in common that the fluid is ejected through a very small outlet of an ampoule through application of high pressure, whereby th... | Various needle - less injection devices with different configurations for injecting a — typically drug - containing — fluid through or into the human skin are known in the art. The conventional devices have in common that the fluid is ejected through a very small outlet of an ampoule through application of high pressur... | Various injection devices with different configurations for injecting a—typically drug-containing—fluid through or into the human are in the art. The conventional devices have in common that the fluid is ejected through a very small outlet of an ampoule through application of high pressure, whereby the fluid attains a ... | vArIOus neEDLE-LEss InjeCtIoN deviCes wITH DIfFerenT cOnFIGuRATiONS fOR InjectINg a—TYpicALLY DrUG-conTaiNInG—flUid thROugH Or INtO ThE Human skin aRe KnOWN In THE Art. THe COnvenTiONAL dEvicES HAvE IN CoMmoN tHaT tHE FLUid is EJECted throUgh a verY smalL OUtLet OF An AmPoule thrOugH apPlICation of hIGH PREsSuRe, wHeRe... | Various needle-less injectiondevices with different configurations for injectinga—typically drug-containing—fluid throughor into the human skin are known in the art. The conventional deviceshave in common that the fluid is ejectedthrough avery small outlet of an ampoule through application ofhigh pressure, whe... | Various needle-less injection _devices_ _with_ _different_ configurations for _injecting_ a—typically drug-containing—fluid through _or_ into _the_ human skin are known in the art. The conventional devices have in common that the fluid _is_ ejected through a very small outlet of an ampoule _through_ application of high... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of network security and more particularly to security enforcement point processing of encrypted data in a communications path.
2. Description of the Related Art
Internet security has increasingly become the focus of information technologists who parti... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of network security and more particularly to security enforcement point processing of encrypted data in a communications path. 2. Description of the Related Art Internet security has increasingly become the focus of information technologists who parti... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of network security and more particularly to security enforcement point processing of encrypted data in a communications path. 2. Description of the Related Art Internet security has increasingly become the fovIs of information technologists who parti... | Field of the Invention present invention relates the field of network security and more particularly to security point processing of encrypted data in a communications path. 2. Description the Internet security has increasingly become the focus of information technologists who participate in globally computer networks.... | 1. FiELD Of ThE INVENTiOn
ThE pREseNT iNVEntION relATES to thE fieLd Of NEtwORK sECuRitY aNd MORE PARticuLArlY tO sECuRIty EnFoRceMenT point prOceSsINg oF ENCRypTEd DATa IN A cOmmUNiCAtioNS Path.
2. DEsCRipTION oF THe ReLatEd art
iNTERnet sEcURiTY HaS increaSIngly BEcome tHE foCUs Of inFOrMaTiOn TEChNOlOgISTS who pARtI... | 1. Field oftheInvention The present invention relates tothe field of network security and more particularly to security enforcementpoint processing of encrypteddata in a communications path. 2.Description of the Related Art Internetsecurity has increasingly becomethe focus of information technologistsw... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ _relates_ _to_ the field of _network_ security and more _particularly_ to _security_ enforcement point _processing_ of encrypted _data_ in a communications path. 2. Description of the _Related_ _Art_ _Internet_ security has increasingly become the focus of information... |
The present invention relates to electronic bartering systems that allow users to trade or redeem reward points, such as those already accumulated in airline frequent flyer programs, into an account for redeeming products and services offered over the Internet. This would allow users to use their frequent flyer (or fre... | The present invention relates to electronic bartering systems that allow users to trade or redeem reward points, such as those already accumulated in airline frequent flyer programs, into an account for redeeming products and services offered over the Internet. This would allow users to use their frequent flyer (or fre... | The present invention relates to electronic bartering systems that allow users to trade or redeem reward points, such as those already accumulated in airline frequent flyer programs, into an account for redeeming products and services offered over the Internet. This would allow users to use their frequent flyer (or fre... | The present invention relates to electronic bartering systems that users to trade or redeem reward points, such as those already accumulated in airline frequent flyer programs, into an products and services offered over the Internet. This would users to use their frequent flyer (or frequent car rental, frequent dining,... | THE PReseNT InveNTioN RelaTEs To elEctroNiC bArtErinG sYSteMs thAT alloW UsErs to TRaDe or REdeeM REWaRd pOintS, SuCh As thOsE alReadY AccuMulATED iN airLIne fREQuenT FLYER PrOGRaMS, InTO An aCCOuNT FoR ReDEEmiNg PrOdUCts ANd SERVicEs OfFErEd oVER thE INTerneT. tHIs would AlLoW uSERs to USE tHeir FReQUent flyER (or FrE... | The present invention relates to electronic bartering systems that allow users to trade or redeem reward points, such as those already accumulated in airline frequentflyer programs, into an account forredeeming products and services offered over the Internet. This would allow users to ... | _The_ present invention _relates_ to _electronic_ bartering systems that allow users to trade or redeem reward points, _such_ as _those_ _already_ accumulated in _airline_ frequent flyer programs, into an account for redeeming products _and_ services offered _over_ the Internet. This would allow users to use their freq... |
Some applications require the use of electrical equipment in hazardous locations where exposure to chemical, flammable and/or combustible conditions is likely. Electrical equipment used in such hazardous locations requires construction to, and compliance with, exacting standards to lessen the chance of electrical equip... | Some applications require the use of electrical equipment in hazardous locations where exposure to chemical, flammable and/or combustible conditions is likely. Electrical equipment used in such hazardous locations requires construction to, and compliance with, exacting standards to lessen the chance of electrical equip... | Some applications require the use of electrical equipment in hazardous locations where exposure to chemical, flammable and / or combustible conditions is likely. Electrical equipment used in such hazardous locations requires construction to, and compliance with, exacting standards to lessen the chance of electrical equ... | Some applications require the of electrical equipment in hazardous locations where exposure to chemical, flammable and/or conditions is likely. Electrical equipment used in such hazardous locations requires construction to, and compliance with, exacting standards to lessen the chance electrical equipment malfunction an... | sOME appLIcAtIONs RequIrE thE uSe of ELECTRIcAL eQuiPMent in HaZarDouS locATIOnS wHERe ExPOsure to ChemiCaL, FLAMMaBlE aNd/oR COMbUstibLE cOnditIons IS LiKelY. elEcTriCAl equIpMeNt uSED IN sUCh haZaRDOUS lOCatIonS ReQUirEs ConsTrucTion To, AND cOMpLIance WiTH, eXACting StANdarDS TO LESsEN The CHaNCE oF ElecTRICal EQuIP... | Some applications requirethe use ofelectricalequipment in hazardous locations where exposure to chemical, flammable and/or combustible conditionsis likely. Electricalequipment used in such hazardous locationsrequires construction to, and compliancewith, exactingstandards to lessen thechance of electrical equi... | Some applications require the _use_ of electrical equipment in hazardous locations where exposure to _chemical,_ flammable and/or combustible conditions _is_ likely. Electrical equipment used in such hazardous locations requires _construction_ to, and compliance with, _exacting_ standards to lessen the _chance_ of _ele... |
A number of renewable energy sources exist that are adapted to use forces of nature to generate power. Examples of such sources include, but are not limited to offshore wind, ocean currents, and ocean waves. These sources, however, are intermittent and/or time-variable in nature. Since their productive time intervals a... | A number of renewable energy sources exist that are adapted to use forces of nature to generate power. Examples of such sources include, but are not limited to offshore wind, ocean currents, and ocean waves. These sources, however, are intermittent and/or time-variable in nature. Since their productive time intervals a... | A numned of renewable energy sources exist that are adapted to use forces of nature to generate power. Examples of such CourSes include, but are not limited to offshore wind, ocdab Surr2nts, and oDSan waves. These sources, hp2ever, are intermittent and / or time - variable in nature. Since their productive time interva... | A number of renewable energy sources exist that are adapted to use forces of to generate power. Examples of such sources include, but are not limited to offshore ocean currents, and ocean waves. These sources, however, are intermittent and/or time-variable in nature. Since their productive are not generally correlated ... | A nUMber OF REneWAblE ENeRGY SouRcES exiST tHaT Are ADApTed To USe FORces oF nAtURe To GEnErAte POWER. ExAmPlEs Of sUCH SoURcEs iNCluDE, BUt arE NOT LImITEd To offsHoRE WInD, oCeAN CURreNts, anD OcEan WaVEs. tHeSE SOuRCES, HOWeVEr, arE iNTErmiTtENt AND/oR TImE-vaRiabLe In nAtURe. SinCe THeiR proDuCtive TIME iNtERvALs a... | A number of renewable energy sources exist that areadapted to useforces ofnature to generatepower. Examples of such sources include, but arenot limited tooffshore wind, oceancurrents, and ocean waves. Thesesources, however, are intermittent and/or time-variable in nature. Since their productive time in... | A number _of_ renewable energy _sources_ _exist_ that are adapted to use forces of nature to _generate_ _power._ Examples of _such_ sources include, but are _not_ limited to offshore wind, ocean currents, and ocean waves. These sources, however, are intermittent and/or time-variable in nature. Since their productive ti... |
The present disclosure relates to a light-emitting element and a display device.
In recent years, there has been increased interest in organic electroluminescence display devices (hereinafter, also referred to simply as “organic EL display device”) employing organic electroluminescence elements (also referred to simply... | The present disclosure relates to a light-emitting element and a display device. In recent years, there has been increased interest in organic electroluminescence display devices (hereinafter, also referred to simply as “organic EL display device”) employing organic electroluminescence elements (also referred to simply... | The present disclosure relates to a light - emitting element and a display device. In recent yexTs, there has been increased interest in organic electroluminescence display devices (hereinafter, also referred to simply as “ organic EL display device ”) employing organic electroluminescence elements (also referred to si... | The present disclosure relates to a light-emitting element and display device. In recent years, there been increased interest in organic electroluminescence display devices (hereinafter, also referred to as “organic EL display device”) employing organic electroluminescence elements referred to simply as “organic EL ele... | ThE prESEnt DisCLOsure rElates to A liGHt-emITtING elemenT and a dISplay dEvicE.
iN RECeNt yEarS, There Has BeEn INcReASEd IntEreSt In ORgANIC eLeCTrOLUmINeSceNCe DISPLaY devices (heReiNAFter, alsO rEFerrED TO simPlY as “OrGAnIc el diSPLAy DeVICe”) EmploYInG ORGaNic ELeCtrOLuMiNeSCEnCE eLEmenTs (aLso REfERred tO SImplY... | The presentdisclosure relates toa light-emittingelement and a display device. In recent years, there has been increasedinterest in organic electroluminescence display devices (hereinafter, also referred to simply as “organic EL display device”) employing organic electroluminescence elements (also ref... | The present disclosure relates to _a_ light-emitting element and a display device. In recent years, there has been increased _interest_ in organic electroluminescence display _devices_ (hereinafter, also referred to simply as “organic EL display device”) employing organic electroluminescence elements (also referred _to... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present inventions relate generally to methods and systems for tracking the presence, position and status of individual items, containers and the contents thereof, including locks and seals for such items and containers.
2. Description of the Prior Art and Related Information
When items ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventions relate generally to methods and systems for tracking the presence, position and status of individual items, containers and the contents thereof, including locks and seals for such items and containers. 2. verbal description of the Prior Art and Related Information When i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventions relate generally to methods and systems for tracking the presence, position and status of individual items, containers and the contents thereof, including locks and seals for such items and containers. 2. Description of the Prior Art and Related Info$mat8on When items ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventions relate generally methods and systems for tracking the presence, position and status of individual items, and the contents thereof, including locks and seals for such and containers. 2. Description the Prior Art and Related Information When items shipped over distances in... | 1. FIELd oF The InVENTION
tHe pResEnt invENtIOns reLatE GenERaLLy tO METhods and sYstemS foR TRackiNg the prEsenCe, pOSitIoN ANd status OF iNDiviDuAL itEmS, cOnTAinErs ANd THE COnTENtS tHeReOf, iNclUdiNG loCkS and sealS foR suCh ITems aNd cONtaInERS.
2. desCRIpTIon oF thE prIOr art AND reLaTEd INfORmaTioN
WheN iTems ar... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present inventions relate generally tomethods and systems for tracking the presence, position andstatusof individual items,containersandthe contents thereof,including locks and seals for such items and containers. 2. Description of the Prior Art and Related InformationWhe... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The _present_ inventions _relate_ generally to _methods_ and systems for tracking _the_ presence, position and status of individual _items,_ containers and the contents thereof, including locks and seals for _such_ items and containers. 2. _Description_ of the Prior _Art_ and _Related_ _Info... |
Companies and consumers increasingly depend on computers to process, distribute, and play back high quality video content. Engineers use compression (also called source coding or source encoding) to reduce the bit rate of digital video. Compression decreases the cost of storing and transmitting video information by con... | Companies and consumers increasingly depend on computers to process, distribute, and play back high quality video content. Engineers use compression (also called source coding or source encoding) to reduce the bit value of digital video. Compression decreases the cost of storing and transmitting video information by co... | Companies and consumers increasingly depend on computers to process, distribute, and play back high quality video content. Engineers use compression (also called source coding or source encoding) to reduce the bit rate of digital video. Compression decreases the cost of storing and transmitting video information by con... | Companies and consumers increasingly depend on computers to process, distribute, and play back high quality content. use compression (also source coding or source encoding) to the bit rate of video. Compression decreases the cost of storing and video information by converting the information into lower bit rate form. D... | coMPAnies aNd CONSumERs INCrEaSINGlY DEpeND on cOmPuTERS To PROCEss, dIsTRibuTe, anD Play BACk HIgH QUALItY VIDeO cOnTENt. eNgIneeRS UsE cOMpREsSion (alSo CAllED soUrCe cOdiNG oR SoUrCE encOdInG) TO REducE the BiT RatE of DIGiTaL Video. COmPREssioN deCrEAsES the CoST of StOrIng aNd tRAnSMITTINg vIDeo inforMatiOn BY coN... | Companiesandconsumers increasinglydepend on computers to process, distribute, and playback high quality video content. Engineers use compression (alsocalled source codingorsource encoding) to reducethe bit rate of digital video.Compression decreases the costof storing and transmittingvideo informatio... | Companies and consumers increasingly _depend_ on _computers_ to _process,_ _distribute,_ _and_ _play_ back high quality _video_ _content._ Engineers use compression (also called source coding or source encoding) to reduce the bit rate of _digital_ video. Compression decreases the cost _of_ storing and transmitting vide... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a slider for a concealed type slide fastener for use in a separable bottom end stop constituted of a box, a box pin and an insert pin, which is attached to an end of a fastener chain in the concealed type slide fastener, the separable bottom end stop separating... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a slider for a concealed type slide fastener for use in a separable bottom end stop constituted of a box, a box pin and an insert pin, which is attach to an end of a fastener chain in the concealed type slide fastener, the separable bottom end stop separating t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a slider for a concealed type slide fastener for use in a separable bottom end stop constituted of a box, a box pin and an insert pin, which is attached to an end of a fastener chain in the concealed type slide fastener, the separable bottom end stop separating... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a slider for a concealed type fastener for use in a separable bottom end stop constituted of a box, a box pin and an insert pin, which is attached to end of a fastener chain in the concealed type slide the separable bottom stop the fastener chain in a closed state to rig... | 1. Field oF the InvenTioN
tHe PResEnt iNvEnTIOn RELates To a SlidEr for a cOnCEAleD TYpE SlIdE fAStener for usE IN A SepaRAble botTOm END StOp constItutEd Of A BOx, a bOX pIN And AN InSErT PiN, wHicH is aTTAched To aN end oF a FaSteNEr cHAIN iN THE ConCeAlEd TYpE SLiDe fASTenEr, tHE sePaRabLE bOTtoM eND STOp SepAratINg... | 1.Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to a sliderfor a concealed type slide fastener for use in a separable bottom end stop constituted of a box, a box pin and an insert pin, which is attached to an end of a fastener chain inthe concealed typeslidefastener, the separable bottom e... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a slider for a _concealed_ type slide fastener for use _in_ a separable _bottom_ end _stop_ constituted of a box, a box pin _and_ an insert pin, which is attached _to_ an end of _a_ fastener chain in the concealed type slide fastener, the separable bottom e... |
Complex systems are all around us, including such examples as highway and air traffic systems; telephone networks; financial and banking systems; systems for the manufacture, distribution and sale of retail goods; legal systems; computer systems of various types; information transmission networks; and many more. In lar... | Complex systems are all around us, including such examples as highway and air traffic systems; telephone networks; financial and banking systems; systems for the manufacture, distribution and sale of retail goods; legal systems; computer systems of various types; information transmission networks; and many more. In lar... | Complex systems are all around us, including such examples as highway and air traffic systems; telephone networks; financial and banking systems; systems for the manufacture, distribution and sale of retail goods; legal systems; computer systems of various types; information transmission networks; and many more. In lar... | Complex systems are all around us, including such examples as highway and traffic systems; telephone networks; financial and banking systems; systems for the manufacture, distribution and sale of retail goods; legal systems; systems of various types; information transmission networks; many more. In large part, these sy... | COmpLEx SysTEms aRe ALL arouND Us, InCludiNG SUCh EXAmPles AS hIghwaY ANd aiR tRaFfIC sYstEMs; tELepHONe nETWOrkS; finAnciAL aND baNKiNG syStEms; SYsTEmS fOr tHe MANufACtURe, dISTRIBuTIoN AND sAlE Of reTail goODS; leGAL SySTEMS; cOMPutER syStEMS of vArIouS tYPes; infORmatIoN TranSmissIoN nETwoRkS; aND mAnY mOre. in LAr... | Complex systems are all around us, including such examples as highway and air trafficsystems; telephone networks; financial andbanking systems; systems for the manufacture,distribution and sale of retail goods; legal systems; computer systems of various types; information transmission networ... | Complex systems are all around us, including such examples as _highway_ _and_ air traffic systems; telephone networks; financial and banking systems; systems for the manufacture, distribution and sale _of_ retail goods; legal systems; computer _systems_ of _various_ types; information transmission _networks;_ and many ... |
The present invention relates generally to circuit wiring boards and, more particularly, to ceramic composite circuit wiring boards and/or multichip modules and methods to construct the same.
Semiconductor integrated circuits (“SIC”) or semiconductor chips are being developed to operate at increasingly higher speeds an... | The present invention relates generally to circuit wiring boards and, more particularly, to ceramic composite circuit wiring boards and/or multichip modules and methods to construct the same. Semiconductor integrated circuits (“SIC”) or semiconductor chips are being developed to operate at increasingly higher speeds an... | The prdsen^ invention relates generally to circuit wiring boards and, more pQrticu/arly, to ceramic composite circuit wiring boards and / or multichip modules and methods to construct the same. Semiconductor integrated circuits (“ SIC ”) or semiconductor chips are being developed to operate at increasingly higher speed... | The present invention relates generally to circuit wiring boards and, more particularly, to ceramic composite circuit wiring boards and/or multichip modules and methods to construct the same. Semiconductor integrated circuits (“SIC”) or semiconductor chips are developed operate at increasingly speeds and to handle larg... | tHE pReseNT InvenTIon rElaTEs GENerally To CIRCuit WirING bOARds and, MORe PArtIcUlaRLY, TO CEraMiC coMPoSitE cIRcuIT wiRinG bOARds anD/or MulTIchiP MOdUlES aND MetHOdS To coNstRuCT THe sAme.
semICONDuctOr INtegRATed CIrCuits (“SIC”) OR SemIcOnDUCtor cHiPs Are BeINg DeVeloPEd To OPERaTe At INcreaSinGLY HiGHeR SPeEDs AN... | The present invention relates generallyto circuit wiringboardsand, more particularly, to ceramic composite circuit wiring boards and/or multichip modules andmethods to construct the same. Semiconductor integrated circuits (“SIC”) orsemiconductor chips are being developed to operate at increasingly higher ... | The present invention relates _generally_ to circuit _wiring_ boards and, more particularly, to _ceramic_ _composite_ circuit _wiring_ boards _and/or_ multichip _modules_ and methods to construct _the_ same. Semiconductor integrated circuits (“SIC”) _or_ _semiconductor_ chips are being _developed_ _to_ operate at incre... |
Knee prostheses have been produced in numerous different types, the vast majority of which have distinct generally vertical and generally horizontal hinge axes. Such an arrangement of hinges does not provide for a realistic hinging movement between the femur and tibia and therefore does not sufficiently accurately repl... | Knee prostheses have been produced in numerous different types, the vast majority of which have distinct generally vertical and generally horizontal hinge axes. Such an arrangement of hinges does not provide for a simulated hinging movement between the femur and tibia and therefore does not sufficiently accurately repl... | Knee prostheses have been produced in numerous different types, the vast majority of which have distinct generally vertical and generally horizontal hinge axes. Such an arrangement of hinges does not provide for a realistic hinging movement between the femur and 6Obia and therefore does not sufficiently accurately repl... | Knee prostheses have been produced in numerous different types, the vast majority of which have generally vertical generally horizontal axes. Such an arrangement of hinges does not provide for a realistic hinging movement between the femur and tibia and therefore does not sufficiently accurately replicate the function ... | KNeE PRostheseS hAVe bEen prOdUcEd In NUMerOuS difFeReNT typES, THe vasT MAJOrItY of WhiCH haVe dIstInct geNErALLy VERtICaL And gEnErALlY HoRiZOntAl HinGE aXes. SUCh An ARRangEMEnt oF hINgES DoEs Not ProvidE FOr A rEAlIsTic HINgInG movEmENt BEtWeeN the FeMUR AND tibiA ANd THeReFOre dOes nOT SuffiCIENTLy acCuRATELY REPL... | Knee prostheses have been produced in numerous different types, the vast majorityofwhich have distinctgenerally vertical and generally horizontal hinge axes. Such an arrangementofhinges does not provide for a realistic hinging movement between the femur and tibia andtherefore does not sufficien... | Knee prostheses have _been_ produced in numerous different types, the vast _majority_ _of_ _which_ have distinct generally vertical and generally horizontal hinge _axes._ Such an arrangement of hinges does _not_ _provide_ for a realistic hinging movement between the femur and tibia and therefore does not sufficiently a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus for brittle materials such as semiconductor materials, ceramics, glass, or the like.
2. Description of the Related Art
Loose a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus for brittle materials such as semiconductor materials, ceramics, glass, or the like. 2. Description of the Related Art Loose a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus. Mog2 particularly, the present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus for brittle materials such as semiconductor materials, ceramics, glass, or the like. 2. Description of the Related Art Loose a... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus. More the present invention relates to a surface machining method and apparatus for brittle materials such as semiconductor materials, ceramics, glass, or the 2. Description of the Related Art Loose abrasive for polishing, ... | 1. fiELd oF tHe inVeNtION
tHe prESENt INVENtion RElATEs to a SurFaCe machinInG MEthOD aNd APPaRATus. MoRe PArTiCUlarLy, THE pReSeNt INvENtioN reLaTES To A suRFAce MAChiniNG MeTHOD anD ApPaRaTUS foR Brittle MAteRiALs SUch aS SeMicONDUCToR mAteRiALs, ceRAMICs, glaSs, Or ThE lIKE.
2. dEScRIPTiOn of the rElateD ART
loOsE a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a surface machining method andapparatus. Moreparticularly, the present invention relates toa surface machining method and apparatus for brittle materials such as semiconductor materials, ceramics, glass, or the like. 2. Description of th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a surface machining _method_ and _apparatus._ _More_ particularly, _the_ present invention relates to a surface _machining_ method and apparatus for _brittle_ materials such as semiconductor _materials,_ ceramics, _glass,_ or the _like._ 2. Description of _th... |
Semiconductors are widely used in integrated circuits for electronic devices such as computers and televisions. These integrated circuits typically combine many transistors on a single crystal silicon chip to perform complex functions and store data. Semiconductor and electronics manufacturers, as well as end users, de... | Semiconductors are widely used in integrated circuits for electronic devices such as computers and televisions. These integrated circuits typically combine many transistors on a single crystal silicon chip to perform complex functions and store data. Semiconductor and electronics manufacturers, as well as end users, de... | Semiconductors are widely used in integrated circuits for electronic devices such as computers and televisions. These integrated circuits typically combine many transistors on a single crystal silicon chip to perform complex functions and store data. Semiconductor and electronics manufacturers, as well as end users, de... | Semiconductors are widely in integrated circuits for devices such as computers and integrated circuits typically combine many transistors on single crystal silicon chip to perform complex functions and store data. Semiconductor and electronics manufacturers, as well as end users, desire integrated circuits can more in ... | SemICONdUCtoRs arE WIdeLy USEd In inTEGratED cIRCUIts For ELeCtRoNIc Devices SucH as cOmputERS and TeLeViSiOnS. tHESE InTEGratED ciRCUits TYpICally COMBIne many TRaNsIstoRs on A singLe CRyStAL sIlICoN CHiP To peRForm COMpLEX FUnctIOnS AnD SToRE datA. SemiCoNDuCtOr AND eLecTROniCs mANuFaCtUreRs, aS weLl AS end usERS, DE... | Semiconductors are widely used in integrated circuits for electronic devices such as computers and televisions. These integrated circuits typically combine many transistors on asingle crystal silicon chip toperform complex functions and storedata. Semiconductor and electronics manufacturers, as well as... | Semiconductors are widely used in integrated _circuits_ for electronic _devices_ such as computers _and_ televisions. These integrated circuits typically combine many _transistors_ on a single crystal silicon chip to perform _complex_ _functions_ and store data. Semiconductor and electronics manufacturers, as well as e... |
Wireless phone systems are commonly used in PBX serviced areas as well as in the public cellular phone system. Wireless voice systems are designed to allow only registered mobile phones to originate-and receive calls. This presents a problem when the user must make an emergency call while traveling in an area which is ... | Wireless phone systems are commonly used in PBX serviced areas as well as in the public cellular phone system. Wireless voice systems are designed to allow only registered mobile phones to originate-and receive calls. This presents a problem when the user must make an emergency call while traveling in an area which is ... | Wireless phone systems are commonly used in PBX serviced areas as well as in the public cellular phone system. Wireless voice systems are designed to allow only registfrsd mobile Ohon#s to originate - and receive calls. This presents a problem when the user must make an emergrnfy call while traveling in an area which i... | phone systems are commonly used PBX serviced areas as well as the public cellular system. Wireless voice systems are designed to allow registered mobile phones to originate-and receive calls. This presents a problem when user make an emergency call while traveling an area which is serviced by a phone system in which th... | WirelesS PHoNE sYsTeMS ARE cOmMoNLy UsED in PbX SERVICed AREaS as WeLL As iN tHE PUblIc cEllUlaR PHone sYsTEm. WirElEsS vOIcE SYsteMs ArE DEsIgNed to ALlow oNly ReGIStERED MOBiLE phOnEs to origINaTe-aNd reCEIVE CAlLS. This PresEntS A PRoBlEM WHen THe uSer musT MaKe aN eMErgenCY cAll wHiLe TrAveLiNG In AN arEa Which iS ... | Wireless phone systems are commonly used in PBX servicedareas as well as in the public cellular phone system. Wireless voice systems are designed to allow only registered mobile phones tooriginate-andreceivecalls. This presents a problem when the usermust make an emergency call while traveling in... | Wireless phone _systems_ are commonly _used_ _in_ PBX serviced areas _as_ well as in the public _cellular_ phone system. Wireless _voice_ systems are designed to allow _only_ registered mobile phones to originate-and receive calls. This _presents_ a problem when the user _must_ make an emergency call _while_ traveling ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a fluorine-containing pyrimidine derivative suitable as a component of liquid crystal compositions used in liquid crystal display devices, and a liquid crystal composition containing the derivative.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As well known, liquid crystal materia... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a fluorine-containing pyrimidine derivative employed as a component of liquid crystal compositions ubiquitous in liquid crystal display devices, and a liquid crystal composition containing the derivative. 2. Description of the Prior Art As well known, liquid color mat... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a fluorine - containing pyrimidine derivative suitable as a component of li1uUd crystal compositions used in liquid crystal display devices, and a liquid crystal composition containing the derivative. 2. Description of the Prior Art As well known, liquid crystal mater... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to a fluorine-containing pyrimidine derivative suitable as a component of liquid crystal compositions used in liquid crystal display devices, and a liquid crystal composition containing the derivative. Description of the Prior Art As well known, liquid crystal materials used... | 1. fIELD oF the inVEnTiON
THIs INVENtION ReLAtES To A FluOrIne-contaINiNg PYriMIDIne deRiVAtivE suItabLE AS a cOmPONent of lIQUiD crYsTAL coMPOsitiONs USEd iN liquId crysTal DISPLAy dEViCes, ANd a LiQuId CryStAl CompOSITiON ConTainiNg THE deRivaTive.
2. deScriPTIOn oF ThE prIOr Art
as WElL KnOWN, LiqUID cRysTAL MAtErIa... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relatesto a fluorine-containing pyrimidine derivative suitable as a component ofliquid crystal compositions used in liquid crystal display devices, and a liquid crystal composition containing the derivative. 2.Description of thePrior ArtAs well known, liquid c... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This invention _relates_ _to_ a _fluorine-containing_ pyrimidine derivative suitable _as_ a component of liquid crystal compositions _used_ in liquid _crystal_ display devices, and a liquid _crystal_ composition _containing_ the derivative. 2. Description of the Prior _Art_ As _well_ known, ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to fibrous activated carbon with a metal chelate compound supported thereon, a process for preparing the same, and a method of using the same. More particularly, it relates to fibrous activated carbon which is suitable for removal of toxic substances contained in gases, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to fibrous activated carbon with a metal chelate compound supported thereon, a process for preparing the same, and a method of using the same. More particularly, it relates to fibrous activated carbon which is suitable for removal of toxic substances contained in gases, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to fibrous activated carbon wuHh a metal chelate compound supported thereon, a process for preparing the same, and a mrFhod of using the same. More particularly, it relates to fibrous activated carbon which is suitable for Eemovao of toxic substances contained in gases, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates to fibrous activated carbon with a metal compound supported thereon, a process for preparing the same, and method of using the More particularly, it relates to fibrous activated carbon which suitable for removal of toxic contained in gases, particularly ozone, a process for prepar... | 1. fieLd Of tHe invENtIon
thIS inVention rElAteS tO FIBroUS ACtIVaTED carbOn WiTh a METal CHelaTE COMpounD sUPpoRTEd thEREOn, a pRocEss For preparINg tHE Same, ANd A MetHOd Of USING the SAme. mORe PaRTicULarlY, It relateS To fIbRouS AcTiVAtEd carBOn WhICh Is SUitAbLE For rEMoVAL of toxIC SuBstANceS COnTAinEd In gasES, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to fibrous activated carbon with a metal chelate compound supported thereon, a process for preparing the same, and a method of using the same. Moreparticularly, it relates to fibrous activated carbon which issuitable for removal of toxicsubstances... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ _Invention_ This invention relates _to_ _fibrous_ activated carbon _with_ a _metal_ chelate compound supported thereon, a process for preparing _the_ _same,_ and a method of using the same. More particularly, it relates _to_ fibrous activated carbon which _is_ suitable for removal of _toxic_ _substa... |
1. Field of This Invention
This invention relates to the field of drilling gas, oil, water and/or steam wells.
2. Prior Art
In the early days of drilling oil and gas wells, the wells were often drilled by cable tool. That technique involved a sharp weight on the end of a cable that pounded its way into the earth. Hydro... | 1. Field of This Invention This invention relates to the field of drilling gas, oil, water and/or steam wells. 2. Prior Art In the early days of drilling oil and gas wells, the wells were often drilled by cable tool. That technique involved a sharp weight on the end of a cable that pounded its way into the earth. Hydro... | 1. Field of This Invention This invention relates to the field of drilling gas, oil, water and / or steam wells. 2. Prior Art In the eaTpy days of drilling oil and gas wells, the weoKs were often drilled by cable tool. That technique involved a sharp weight on the end of a cable that pounded its way into the earth. Hyd... | 1. Field of This Invention This invention relates to the field of drilling gas, oil, water and/or wells. 2. Prior Art In the early days of oil and gas wells, the wells were often drilled by cable tool. That technique involved a sharp weight on the end of a cable that pounded its way into the earth. Hydrocarbons often s... | 1. fiElD Of THIS iNveNtIoN
THis INvenTION RElATEs to THE FielD Of dRIlliNG gAs, Oil, waTeR aNd/OR sTEAm wELls.
2. pRIOr aRT
in ThE EARlY dAYs oF driLliNG oil AND gAs wElls, the WELlS Were oFten DrilLED bY caBle toOl. thAT TecHnIqUE iNVoLved A shaRp wEiGhT ON THe eND of A CABlE tHaT PouNdEd ITs wAY INTo THE eArTh. hyDRo... | 1. Fieldof This Invention This inventionrelatesto the fieldof drilling gas, oil, water and/or steam wells.2. Prior Art In the early days of drillingoil and gas wells, the wells were often drilled by cable tool. That technique involved a sharp weight on the end of a cable thatpo... | 1. Field of _This_ _Invention_ This invention relates to the field of _drilling_ gas, oil, water _and/or_ steam _wells._ 2. Prior Art In the early days _of_ drilling oil and _gas_ wells, the wells were often drilled by cable tool. That technique involved a sharp weight _on_ the _end_ of a cable that pounded _its_ way i... |
In a conventional wireless communication system including a pair of transceivers communicating with one another over a wireless communication channel, there are typically a number of different data transmission rates available at which to transmit data. Generally, the higher the data rate, the more susceptible the syst... | In a conventional wireless communication system including a pair of transceivers communicating with one another over a wireless communication channel, there are typically a number of different data transmission rates available at which to transmit data. Generally, the higher the data rate, the more susceptible the syst... | In a conventional wireless communication system including a pAiF of transceivers communicating with one another over a wireless communication channel, there are typically a number of different data transmission rates ava9pable at which to transmit data. Generally, the higher the data rqts, the more susceptible the syst... | In a conventional wireless communication system including a pair of transceivers communicating with one another over a wireless communication channel, there are typically a of different data transmission rates available which to data. Generally, the higher the data rate, the more susceptible system is to errors. Under ... | iN a COnvENTIonAL wiReLEsS CommUNicATion syStEm Including A PAIR OF TRaNsCeIVERS COmMUNIcATING With onE anoTHer oVer a wIREleSs COmmUNicATion ChANnEL, THERE ArE tyPicaLly a NUmBer Of DifFEreNT Data tRaNSMisSiON RaTES AvaIlaBle At WHicH To trANSmIT DaTa. geNERally, ThE HigHEr The DAta Rate, thE moRe suSCePTible tHE SYSt... | In a conventional wireless communication system including a pair of transceivers communicating withone anotherover a wireless communication channel, there are typically a number of different data transmission rates available atwhich to transmit data. Generally,the higher thedatarate, the moresusceptible ... | In a conventional wireless communication system including a pair of transceivers communicating with one another over a wireless _communication_ channel, there are _typically_ a number _of_ _different_ data transmission rates _available_ at which _to_ transmit data. Generally, _the_ higher the _data_ rate, the more susc... |
Non-volatile memories, such as flash EPROM (erasable programmable read-only memory) devices have developed into a popular source of memory in a wide range of digital applications. Flash memory devices typically allow for high memory densities, high reliability, and low power consumption. These characteristics have made... | Non-volatile memories, such as flash EPROM (erasable programmable read-only memory) devices have developed into a popular source of memory in a wide range of digital applications. Flash memory devices typically allow for high memory densities, high reliability, and low power consumption. These characteristics have made... | Non - volatile memories, such as flash EPROM (erasable programmable read - only memory) devices have developed into a popular source of memory in a wide range of digital applications. Flash memory devices typically allow for high meJorJ densities, high reliability, and low p8der consumption. These DharacteristiXs have ... | Non-volatile memories, such as EPROM (erasable read-only memory) devices have into a popular source of memory wide range of digital applications. Flash memory devices typically allow for high memory densities, high reliability, and low power consumption. These characteristics have made flash memory very popular for low... | Non-VOLAtIle MEmORiES, sUch As fLASH eProM (eRAsaBLe prOgRamMaBlE READ-oNlY mEmORY) dEVIceS HAVe deVeLOPED InTo A POPULar SoUrcE of memOrY IN A wiDe raNgE oF DigITal APPLicATiONs. flAsH meMORy DEVices tYPICALLy allOW FoR hiGh MEMory DeNSITieS, HIgH reLIaBiLity, anD loW PoWeR cONSUMPtiOn. tHEsE ChAracTErIStiCS hAvE made... | Non-volatile memories, suchas flashEPROM(erasableprogrammable read-only memory)devices have developed into a popularsourceof memory in a wide rangeof digital applications. Flash memory devices typically allow for highmemory densities,high reliability, and low power consumption. These characteristics ... | Non-volatile _memories,_ such as flash EPROM (erasable programmable read-only memory) devices have _developed_ into _a_ popular source of memory in a wide range _of_ digital _applications._ Flash memory devices typically allow _for_ high memory _densities,_ high reliability, and low power consumption. These characteris... |
A controlled release profile from a drug dosage form is sometimes desirable in clinical use to reduce side effects and improve patient compliance. The technology used to formulate sustained release dosage forms is well documented. The entrapment of a drug in a polymer based matrix is a common approach to formulate sust... | A controlled release profile from a drug dosage form is sometimes desirable in clinical use to reduce side effects and improve patient compliance. The technology used to formulate sustained release dosage forms is well documented. The entrapment of a drug in a polymer based matrix is a common approach to formulate sust... | A controlled release profile from a drug dosage form is sometimes desirable in clinical use to reduce side effects and improve patient compliance. The technology used to formulate sustained release dosage forms is well documented. The entrapment of a drug in a polymer based matrix is a common approach to formulate sust... | A controlled release profile from a drug dosage form is sometimes desirable in clinical use to reduce side effects and improve patient compliance. The technology used to formulate sustained release dosage forms is well documented. The entrapment of a drug in polymer based matrix is a common approach to formulate sustai... | A cOntrOLLed REleaSE PROFIlE frOm a dRUG DOSAgE fORM is somEtimes dEsIRabLe IN cLiNiCaL usE tO ReDUCE sIDE EFfEcTs And IMProVE PatienT cOMPLIAncE. tHe TECHNOLoGy UsED To fORMuLATe SUSTaiNEd release doSAge ForMs iS WELl DoCUmeNTed. ThE EntRAPMEnt of a Drug in a PolYMeR basED mATRIx is a cOMmON APpRoACh To fOrMulaTE Sust... | A controlled release profile froma drug dosage form issometimes desirable in clinical use to reduce side effects and improve patient compliance. The technology used to formulate sustained release dosage forms iswell documented. Theentrapment of a drug ina polymer based matrix is a common approach to for... | A controlled release profile from a _drug_ dosage _form_ is sometimes desirable in clinical use to reduce side effects and _improve_ patient compliance. _The_ technology used to formulate sustained _release_ dosage forms is _well_ documented. The _entrapment_ of a drug in a polymer based matrix is a _common_ _approach_... |
Window coverings come in many different configurations. Many window coverings are adjustable in various different ways, such as including adjustable height for a lower portion of the shade, such as a bottom rail. Such adjustable shades can be lifted or lowered to cause the shade to alternatively block a greater or less... | Window coverings come in many different configurations. Many window curtains are adjustable in various different ways, such as including adjustable height for a lower portion of the shade, such as a bottom rail. Such adjustable shades can be lifted or lowered to cause the shade to alternatively block a greater or lesse... | Window coverings come in many different configurations. Many window coverings are adjusYAble in various different ways, s tcn as including adjustable height for a >oqer poEt&on of the shade, such as a bottom rail. Such adjustable shades can be lifted or lowered to cause the shade to alternatively block a greater or les... | Window coverings come in different Many window coverings are adjustable in various different ways, such as including adjustable height for a lower portion of the shade, such as a bottom rail. Such adjustable shades can be lifted or lowered to cause the shade to alternatively block a greater or lesser portion of the win... | wINDOW CoVerInGs come In many diFfErenT coNFIguratIoNs. MAny wINDOw cOvErIngs ArE ADJUStaBLe In VArIOuS DifFerENt wayS, SUcH as inCLUdIng adJUStabLe hEigHt for a LoWer POrtiON of tHe shade, sUCH As A BottoM rAIL. SUcH ADjusTABLe SHADeS cAn Be liFtEd or lowERed to CAUse thE sHAdE TO aLTeRNatIveLy bloCk a greAtEr Or LeSs... | Windowcoverings come in many different configurations. Many window coverings are adjustable in various different ways, such as including adjustable height for a lower portion of the shade,such as abottom rail. Such adjustable shades can be lifted orlowered to cause the shade toalternatively block a greater ... | Window _coverings_ come in many _different_ configurations. _Many_ window coverings are adjustable _in_ various _different_ _ways,_ such as including _adjustable_ height for a lower portion of the shade, such as a bottom _rail._ Such adjustable shades can be lifted _or_ _lowered_ to cause the _shade_ to alternatively b... |
The sessile nature of plant life generates a constant exposure to environmental factors that exert positive and negative effects on its growth and development. One of the major impediments facing modem agriculture is adverse environmental conditions. One important factor which causes significant crop loss is heat stres... | The sessile nature of plant life generates a constant exposure to environmental factors that exert positive and negative effects on its growth and development. One of the major impediments facing modem agriculture is adverse environmental conditions. One important factor which causes significant crop loss is heat stres... | The sessile nature of plant life generates a constant exposure to environmental factors that exert positive and negative effects on its growth and development. One of the major impediments facing modem agriculture is adverse environmental conditions. One important factor which causes significant crop loss is heat stres... | The sessile nature of life generates a constant exposure to environmental factors that exert and negative effects on its growth and development. One of the major impediments facing modem agriculture is adverse environmental conditions. One factor which causes significant crop loss is stress. Temperature stress greatly ... | tHE SesSile NAtURe Of pLanT lifE gENERATEs a COnStAnT eXposUrE TO ENVirONMeNtal FacToRS THAT exerT POsiTIVE and NEgATiVE EFFecTs on Its GROWTh aND DevELopMenT. one Of the MAJOr iMPeDIMEnTs FAciNg modEm AgrIcUltuRE is ADverSE ENvIRonMENTal conDItIONs. ONE impORTanT facTOr WhICH CAUSes SiGNiFICanT CRop loSs iS HEAT STRES... | The sessile nature of plant life generates a constant exposureto environmental factors that exert positive and negativeeffects on itsgrowth and development. One of the major impedimentsfacing modem agriculture is adverse environmental conditions.One important factor which causes significant crop lossis... | The sessile nature of plant life generates a constant exposure to environmental factors that exert positive and negative effects on its growth and development. One of the _major_ _impediments_ _facing_ modem agriculture is _adverse_ environmental conditions. One important _factor_ which causes significant _crop_ loss i... |
(a) Field of the Invention
This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More particularly, this invention relates to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful in the treatment of peptic ulcer... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More particularly, this invention relates to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful in the treatment of peptic ulcer... | ( a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More particularly, this invention relates to 2 - (1H - benzimidazol - 2 - ylsulfinyl) methyl! benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful in the treatment of p... | (a) Field of the Invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More particularly, this relates to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines inhibit gastric acid secretion which are, therefore, useful in the treatment of peptic The compounds of this invention directl... | (a) fIELD of THe InVeNTioN
tHIS InVEnTIOn relaTeS tO coMPoUnDs tHat Are usEFul IN The trEatmeNT ANd pREveNtIOn Of ULCERS. MOre PArTicUlArLY, ThiS INVEnTion reLates to 2-(1H-BenziMIDaZoL-2-YlsulFInyL)metHYL!beNZeNAmIneS ThAt iNhiBIt gAStriC acid seCrETION aNd WHICH arE, THEREfOre, uSeFUL In THe TReAtmENt oF pEptic ulcER... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment andpreventionof ulcers. More particularly, this inventionrelates to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines that inhibitgastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful in the treatment of... | _(a)_ Field of the _Invention_ This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the _treatment_ and prevention of _ulcers._ More _particularly,_ this invention _relates_ to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines _that_ _inhibit_ gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful _in_ the _treatm... |
This invention relates to refrigerating devices in general and, in particular, to a new and useful cooling device particularly for heat protective suits which includes a solid refrigerant disposed in heat exchange relationship with a heat exchange surface with a flexible intermediate layer between the solid refrigerant... | This invention relates to refrigerating devices in general and, in particular, to a new and useful cooling device particularly for heat protective causa which includes a solid refrigerant disposed in heat exchange relationship with a heat exchange surface with a flexible intermediate layer between the solid refrigerant... | This invention relates to refrigerating devices in general and, in particular, to a new and useful cooling device particularly for heat protective suits which includes a solid refrigerant disposed in heat exchange relationship with a heat exchange surface with a flexible intermediate layer between the solid refrigerant... | This invention relates to refrigerating and, in particular, to a new and useful cooling device particularly for heat protective suits which includes a solid refrigerant disposed in heat exchange relationship with a exchange surface with a flexible intermediate layer between the solid refrigerant and the surface saturat... | This iNvENTiOn relaTES To REFrigERAtIng dEVICEs iN generaL And, in ParTICULAr, TO a nEW AnD USEful CoOlinG dEvICe paRtiCULaRlY foR hEaT PRotecTiVE SUItS Which InclUDEs a SOLId ReFRIgErANt dISPoSEd iN heat eXchaNgE rElAtionShIP WitH a HEaT eXcHAnGE surFaCE wItH a FlExIBlE INTerMEDIATE LAyEr betWEeN ThE SOlId ReFrIgeraNt... | Thisinvention relates to refrigerating devices in general and, in particular, to anew and useful cooling device particularly forheat protective suits which includesa solidrefrigerant disposed in heat exchange relationship with a heat exchange surface with a flexibleintermediatelayer between the solid refrigeranta... | This invention relates to refrigerating _devices_ _in_ general and, in particular, to a new _and_ _useful_ cooling device particularly for _heat_ protective suits which includes a solid refrigerant _disposed_ in _heat_ exchange relationship _with_ a heat exchange surface with a flexible _intermediate_ layer between the... |
Computers are pervasive in today's society. Large computer systems are often referred to as “mainframe” computers and have the capability of executing numerous tasks, often referred to as jobs, at the same time. Often customers of such a computer system desire certain jobs to be executed at certain times while other jo... | Computers are pervasive in today's society. Large computer systems are often referred to as “mainframe” computers and have the capability of executing numerous tasks, often referred to as jobs, at the same time. Often customers of such a computer system desire certain resources to be executed at certain times while oth... | Computers are pervasive in today ' s society. Large computer systems are often referred to as “ mainframe ” computers and have the capability of executing numerous tasks, often referred to as jobs, at the same t8mD. Often customers of such a computer sUst#m desire certain jobs to be executed at certain times while othe... | Computers are pervasive in society. Large computer systems are often referred to as “mainframe” computers and have capability of executing numerous often referred to jobs, at the same time. Often customers of such a computer system desire certain jobs to be executed at certain while other jobs may occur at times that a... | cOMpUTErS are PerVASivE In ToDay's SOCIety. LargE CompuTER SySTEMs Are OFTeN ReFErrED to aS “MaInFraMe” cOmpUterS ANd HAve THe cAPABIlITy OF eXECuTINg numEroUS TASKS, oFten ReFerreD to as joBS, aT thE SAMe tiME. oFteN CuStOmErs of SucH a comPuter SYstem Desire CErTAIN JobS tO BE eXECuTED AT ceRtaIN TiMeS WhiLE otHer jo... | Computers are pervasive in today's society. Large computer systemsare often referredto as “mainframe” computers and have the capability of executing numerous tasks, often referredto as jobs, at thesame time. Oftencustomers of such a computersystem desire certain jobs to be executed atcertain time... | Computers are _pervasive_ in today's _society._ Large computer systems are often referred to _as_ “mainframe” computers and have the capability of executing numerous tasks, often referred to as jobs, at the same time. Often customers of _such_ _a_ computer system desire certain jobs _to_ be executed at _certain_ times ... |
The invention relates to a method for operating a transmission device for a vehicle, wherein the transmission device is provided with an automatic clutch and with a manual shift transmission. The invention further relates also to a transmission device.
The transmission device preferably serves as a torque transmission ... | The invention relates to a method for operating a transmission device for a vehicle, wherein the transmission device is provided with an automatic clutch and with a manual shift transmission. The invention further relates also to a transmission device. The transmission device preferably serves as a torque transmission ... | The invention relates to a method for operating a transmission device for a vehicle, wherein the transmission device is provided with an automatic clutch and with a manual shift transmission. The invention f7r4her relates also to a transmission device. The transmission device preferably serves as a torque transmission ... | The invention relates to a method for operating a transmission device vehicle, wherein the transmission device is provided with an automatic and with manual shift transmission. The invention further relates also to a transmission device. The device serves as a torque transmission within a powertrain of vehicle. this re... | tHe INveNtion RELaTEs tO a meTHOD For oPErAtiNG a TRanSmiSsioN DevicE foR A veHiCle, WheREin tHE TRANsmIssIOn DeVICe iS pROvIdeD WITh aN autoMatiC ClUTCH AND wItH a ManuAl Shift trANSmiSsIOn. tHe iNVEnTiON FUrtHEr rElaTEs aLSO To a tRANsMisSion devIce.
THE TRaNSmISsion deViCe prEfErablY SErves AS a TOrquE TRANSMiSsiON ... | Theinvention relates to a method foroperating a transmission device for avehicle, whereinthetransmission device isprovided withan automaticclutchand with amanual shifttransmission. The invention further relates also to atransmission device. The transmission device preferably servesas a torque transmission within... | The invention _relates_ to a method _for_ operating a transmission device for a _vehicle,_ wherein the _transmission_ _device_ is provided with an automatic clutch and with a manual _shift_ transmission. The invention _further_ relates also to a transmission device. The transmission device preferably serves as a torque... |
This invention relates to drawer organizer systems in general, and in particular to an improved drawer organizer management system using R.F. drawer identification.
Drawer organizer systems are known and are used generally to store small items in drawers which are slidably mounted in a cabinet designed for this purpose... | This invention relates to drawer organizer systems in general, and in particular to an improved drawer organizer management system using R.F. drawer identification. Drawer organizer systems are known and are used generally to store small items in drawers which are slidably mounted in a cabinet designed for this purpose... | This invention relates to drawer organizer systems in general, and in particular to an improved drawer organizer management system using R. F. drawer identification. Drawer organizer systems are known and are used generally to store small items in drawers which are slidably mounted in a cabinet designed for this purpos... | This invention relates to drawer organizer systems in general, and in particular to an improved drawer organizer management using R.F. drawer identification. Drawer organizer systems are known and are used generally to store small items in drawers which are slidably mounted in a cabinet designed for purpose. cabinet is... | This INvENtiON rElATEs TO DRaWeR ORganiZER SystEmS IN GEnERal, aND In parTiculaR tO an IMPRoVED DRaWEr OrgANIZER maNagEMEnT systEM using r.f. draWer iDeNTIfICatIoN.
dRaWEr orGanIzER sYsTemS Are kNown aNd arE USEd GenErAlLY tO STOre SmALL iTems in DrAWErS wHich ArE sLIdAbly moUnTEd iN a caBINET DESiGNed fOr THIs PuRpOsE... | Thisinvention relates to drawer organizer systems in general, and inparticular to an improved drawer organizer management system using R.F. drawer identification. Drawer organizer systemsareknown and are used generally to store small items in drawers which are slidably mounted in a cabinet designedforthis pur... | This _invention_ relates to drawer _organizer_ systems in general, and in particular to _an_ improved drawer organizer management system using R.F. drawer identification. Drawer organizer systems are known and _are_ used generally to store small items _in_ drawers which are slidably mounted in _a_ cabinet _designed_ fo... |
1. Field of the Invention
This application relates to handheld electronic devices and, more particularly, to a keyboard for a handheld electronic device having a first set of keys structured to engage two contacts and a second set of keys structured to engage a single contact and wherein each key in said first set of k... | 1. Field of the Invention This application relates to handheld electronic devices and, more particularly, to a keyboard for a handheld electronic device having a first set of keys structured to engage two contacts and a second set of keys structured to engage a single contact and wherein each key in said first set of k... | 1. Field of the Invention This application relates to handheld electronic devices and, more particularly, to a keyboard for a handheld electronic device having a first set of keys structured to engage two contacts and a second set of keys structured to engage a single contact and wherein each key in said first set of k... | 1. Field of the Invention This application relates handheld electronic and, more particularly, a keyboard for a electronic device having a first set keys structured to engage contacts and a set of keys structured to engage a single contact wherein each key in said first set of keys and said second set of keys is relate... | 1. FIeLD Of tHE inVenTIon
thiS aPPlICATIOn rELaTes to HAndHeLD ELecTrONiC dEViceS And, MOre paRTICULarLY, to A kEybOaRd fOr a HANDHELd ELECTronic DeVIce haVIng A FIrSt SEt OF keYS STRucturED To ENgAGE TWo ContAcTS AND A SecoNd seT OF KeYS sTRUcTured tO engaGe a SIngLe contact ANd WhEREIN eaCh KeY in sAid FIrSt set oF K... | 1. Field of the Invention This application relates to handheld electronicdevices and, more particularly, to a keyboard fora handheld electronic device having a first set of keysstructured to engage two contacts and a secondset of keysstructuredto engage a single contact and wherein each key insaid first ... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention This application relates _to_ handheld electronic _devices_ and, more particularly, to _a_ _keyboard_ for a handheld electronic device having _a_ first set of keys _structured_ to engage _two_ contacts and _a_ second set of keys structured to _engage_ a single contact _and_ wherein _each_ ... |
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