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The present invention relates to a variable venturi carburetor which is feedback-controlled with the air of an exhaust gas sensor.
FIG. 1 shows a construction of the conventional feedback type carburetor. In this carburetor, the signal from an exhaust gas sensor 4 is sent to a control circuit 7 where it is compared wit... | the present invention relates to either variable venturi carburetor which is feedback - controlled with the air of an exhaust gas sensor. fig. 1 shows a construction of the conventional feedback type carburetor. in this carburetor, the signal from an exhaust gas sensor 4 is sent to a control circuit 7 where it is compa... | The present invention relates to a variable venturi carburetor which is feedback - controlled with the air of an exhaust gas srnCor. FIG. 1 shows a construction of the conventional feedback type carburetor. In this carburetor, the signal from an exhaust gas sensor 4 is sent to a control circuit 7 where it is compared w... | The present invention to a variable venturi carburetor which is feedback-controlled with the an exhaust gas sensor. FIG. 1 shows a construction the conventional feedback type carburetor. this carburetor, the signal from an exhaust gas sensor 4 is sent to a control circuit where is compared with target air-fuel ratio. T... | The pReSent iNvenTion ReLaTeS To A vAriAble VENtuRI CaRbuREtoR wHIcH is feedBaCK-ControlleD WITh The aiR Of AN eXHaUst GaS SenSor.
FiG. 1 sHoWs A cONsTRucTIon of THE cONVenTionAl FeeDBAcK tYPe CaRbUReToR. iN thiS CARBUrEtoR, ThE sIgnal FROM An EXHaUst GaS SeNSOR 4 IS sENT To a COnTROL CIrcUIt 7 wherE iT iS CoMpArEd Wit... | The present invention relates to a variable venturi carburetor which is feedback-controlled with the air of an exhaust gas sensor. FIG. 1 shows a construction of the conventional feedbacktype carburetor. Inthis carburetor, the signal from an exhaust gas sensor 4 is sent to a control circuit 7 whereit ... | _The_ _present_ invention _relates_ to a _variable_ venturi carburetor which is feedback-controlled _with_ the air of an exhaust gas sensor. FIG. 1 shows a construction of _the_ conventional feedback type carburetor. In this carburetor, the signal _from_ an _exhaust_ _gas_ _sensor_ 4 is _sent_ _to_ a control circuit 7 ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of book marks and note-taking.
2. Background of the Invention
Prior solutions to the marking of selected pages, in a book, a report, or the like have included traditional bookmarks, paperclips, pieces of scrap paper, a separate pad of Post-it® Notes, ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of book marks and note - taking. 2. background of the invention prior solutions to the marking of selected pages, in a book, a report, or the like have included traditional bookmarks, paperclips, pieces of scrap paper, a separate pad of post - it® not... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of book marks and note - taking. 2. Background of the Invention Prior solutions to the marking of selected pages, in a book, a report, or the like have included traditional bookmarks, paperclips, pieces of scrap paper, a separate pad of Post - it ® No... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of marks and note-taking. 2. Background of Invention Prior solutions the marking of selected pages, in a book, a report, the like have included traditional bookmarks, paperclips, pieces of scrap a separate pad of Post-it® Notes, etc. Each of these sol... | 1. fIELD of ThE iNVeNtiON
The pReSent iNveNtioN rELATEs to thE FiEld oF boOk mARkS ANd NOTe-tAKiNg.
2. bACkGrouNd of tHE INvenTION
PrioR SoluTIonS To thE marKinG OF seLECteD PaGEs, in A BooK, A REPORT, or THE LIKE have INclUDed TraditionAl bOoKmaRkS, PaPERcliPS, PIECES Of SCrap Paper, a SEpaRAtE pAd of pOSt-it® noTES, ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relatestothe field of book marks and note-taking. 2. Background of the Invention Prior solutions to the marking of selected pages, in a book, a report,or the like haveincluded traditional bookmarks, paperclips, pieces of scrap paper, a separate pad of Pos... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _the_ field of book marks and note-taking. 2. Background of _the_ Invention Prior solutions to the marking of selected pages, in a book, a report, or _the_ like have included _traditional_ bookmarks, paperclips, pieces of _scrap_ _paper,_ a separate pad of Post... |
Concretions can develop in certain parts of the body, such as in the kidneys, pancreas, ureter and gallbladder. It is common for biological concretions to be referred to as calculi or stones, especially when they are composed of mineral salts. For example, concretions formed in the biliary system are called gallstones.... | concretions can develop in certain parts of the bladder, such as in the kidneys, pancreas, ureter and gallbladder. it is common that biological concretions might be referred to as calculi or stones, especially when they are composed of mineral salts. for example, concretions formed in the biliary system are called gall... | Concretions can develop in certain parts of the body, such as in the kidneys, pancreas, ureter and gallbladder. It is common for biological concretions to be referred to as calculi or stones, especially when they are composed of mineral salts. For example, concretions formed in the biliary system are called gallstones.... | Concretions can develop in certain parts of the body, such as the kidneys, pancreas, ureter and gallbladder. It common for biological concretions be to as calculi or stones, especially when they composed of salts. For example, concretions formed in biliary system are called gallstones. Those that form in the bladder ar... | COnCRETioNS Can deVelOp iN cErtAIn PArtS of THE bODY, SUCh As IN ThE kIdneyS, PAncReAS, uReTeR aND GAlLblAdDeR. It is CommON fOr bIoLOgiCAL CONcRetIons tO bE rEfERRed tO AS cALCULi Or StONES, esPecIallY WhEN tHeY arE CoMposed OF MiNERal SALTS. FOr eXamPLE, cONCrETIons FoRMed In THe BiLiary SYstem Are caLlED galLSToNEs.... | Concretionscan develop in certain parts of the body, suchas in thekidneys, pancreas, ureter and gallbladder. It iscommon forbiological concretions to be referred to as calculi or stones, especially whenthey arecomposed of mineral salts. For example, concretions formed in the biliary system are ca... | _Concretions_ can develop _in_ certain parts of _the_ body, _such_ _as_ in _the_ kidneys, pancreas, ureter _and_ gallbladder. It is common for biological concretions to be referred to as calculi _or_ stones, especially _when_ they are composed _of_ mineral salts. For example, _concretions_ formed in _the_ biliary syste... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an oscillation circuit, and, in particular, to an oscillation circuit in which oscillation is performed as a result of two capacitors being alternately charged and discharged through transistors.
2. Description of the Related Art
FIG. 1 shows a circuit diagram ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an oscillation circuit, and, in particular, to an oscillation circuit in which oscillation is performed as a result of two capacitors being alternately charged and discharged through transistors. 2. description of the related art fig. 1 illustrates a circuit di... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an oscillation circuit, and, in particular, to an oscillation circuit in which oscillation is performed as a result of two capacitors being alternately charged and discharged through transistors. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 shows a circuit diagram ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an oscillation and, in particular, to an oscillation circuit in which oscillation is performed a result of two alternately charged and through 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 shows a circuit diagram of an example of an oscillation circuit in the relate... | 1. FIELd OF tHE INVentioN
tHe pReseNT inVENTion reLaTeS TO An OSciLlAtiON ciRcuIt, anD, IN ParticuLAR, To An oScillatioN cIRCuIt iN which OScIllATIOn IS PeRForMEd As A ResULt of tWO capacItorS BeiNG AlternateLY CHArGed AnD DISCHargeD ThrOugh TRAnsiSTOrs.
2. dEScRiPtIon OF the RElaTEd aRT
fIg. 1 sHoWS A cIrcUIT diAGRAM ... | 1.Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to an oscillationcircuit, and, in particular, to an oscillationcircuit inwhich oscillationis performed as a resultof two capacitors beingalternately charged and discharged through transistors.2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 ... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present invention relates to an oscillation circuit, and, in particular, to an oscillation circuit in _which_ _oscillation_ _is_ performed as a _result_ of _two_ capacitors being alternately charged and discharged through transistors. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 shows _a_ ... |
Rice hull ash has been used widely, in steel mills, as an insulating cover on tundishes and ladles containing molten steel. The rice hull ash is a good insulator because it is inexpensive, it flows over and covers the steel surface well, and it does not get crusty or lumpy during use. As a commodity, rice hull ash is p... | rice hull ash has been used widely, in steel mills, as an insulating cover on tundishes and ladles containing molten steel. the rice hull ash is a good substrate because it is inexpensive, it flows over and covers bare steel surface well, and it does not get crusty or lumpy during use. as a commodity, rice hull ash is ... | Rice hull ash has been used widely, in steel mills, as an insulating cover on tundishes and ladles containing molten steel. The rice hull ash is a good insulator because it is inexpensive, it flows over and covers the steel surface well, and it does not get crusty or lumpy during use. As a commodity, rice hull ash is p... | Rice ash has been used widely, in steel mills, as an insulating cover on tundishes and ladles containing molten steel. The rice hull ash a good insulator because it is inexpensive, flows over and covers the steel surface well, and it does not get crusty or during use. As a commodity, rice hull ash is produced by Agrile... | riCE hUlL ASh hAS Been Used wiDeLy, In STEEL mIlls, AS aN iNSUlATINg CoVER On tUNdisHeS aND LAdLeS ContaiNING MoLTeN STEEl. The rice HULL AsH is a gOoD iNSULaTOr beCaUSe iT iS InEXpenSiVE, iT floWs OVeR AND covErS THe StEEl SUrFACe WELl, anD It DOES NOt gEt CRUsTY Or lumpy duRiNG use. As a cOmMODiTy, RIce hUlL aSH Is P... | Rice hull ashhas beenused widely, in steel mills, as an insulating cover on tundishes and ladles containing molten steel. Therice hull ash is a good insulator because it is inexpensive, it flows over and covers the steel surface well, and itdoes not get crusty or lumpy during use. As a commodity,... | _Rice_ _hull_ ash has been used _widely,_ in _steel_ mills, as an insulating cover on tundishes and ladles containing molten _steel._ The rice hull ash is a good _insulator_ _because_ it is inexpensive, _it_ flows over and _covers_ the steel _surface_ _well,_ and it does not _get_ crusty or lumpy during _use._ As a com... |
The present invention relates to an aperture control mechanism for a single lens reflex camera of lens interchangeable type in which the aperture control is achieved within a predetermined operable range (R) of a diaphragm control member and particularly to such aperture control mechanism utilizing a microcomputer for ... | the present invention relates to an aperture control mechanism for a single lens reflex camera of lens interchangeable type on which the aperture control is achieved within a predetermined operable range ( r ) of a diaphragm control member and particularly to such aperture control mechanism utilizing a microcomputer fo... | The present invention relates to an aperture control mechanism for a single lens reflex camera of lens interchangeable type in which the aperture control is achieved within a predetermined operable range (R) of a diaphragm control member and particularly to such aperture control mechanism utilizing a mkcrPcomputer for ... | The invention relates to aperture control mechanism for a single lens reflex camera of lens interchangeable type in which the aperture control is achieved within a operable range (R) of a diaphragm control and particularly to such aperture control mechanism utilizing a microcomputer for digital control so as to precisi... | the pREsenT iNvENtiON ReLAtES TO aN apERTUre coNtROl mEcHanIsM FOr A SIngle LeNS REFLEX camERA OF leNs InTERCHANGEablE TypE In WHICH The apertURE coNTrOl is AChiEved wiThin a prEDetErMIned OPERAble RANge (r) of A DiAPhraGM cONtRol meMbER aNd PArtICUlARlY to sUCh APERtuRE Control MeCHANism utilIZing a mICRoCOmpUtEr For ... | The present invention relates toan aperture control mechanism for a single lens reflexcamera of lensinterchangeable type in which the aperture control is achieved within a predetermined operable range (R) of a diaphragm control member and particularly to such aperture control mechanism utilizing amicrocom... | The present invention relates to an aperture control _mechanism_ for a _single_ lens reflex camera of lens interchangeable _type_ in which _the_ aperture control is _achieved_ within a _predetermined_ operable range (R) of a _diaphragm_ control member and _particularly_ to such _aperture_ control mechanism utilizing _a... |
1. Field of the invention
The invention relates to a method for controlling a power source comprising a first converter for converting an input voltage to an intermediate circuit voltage, an intermediate circuit capacitor and a second converter for converting the intermediate circuit voltage to an output voltage, where... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a method for controlling a power source comprising a first converter for converting an input voltage to an intermediate circuit voltage, an intermediate circuit capacitor and a second converter for converting the intermediate circuit voltage to an output voltage, where... | 1. Field of the invention The invention relates to a method for controlling a power source comprising a first converter for converting an input voltage to an intermediate circuit voltage, an intermediate circuit capacitor and a second converter for converting the intermediate circuit voltage to an output voltage, where... | 1. Field of the invention The invention to a method for controlling power source comprising a first converter for converting an input voltage to an intermediate voltage, an intermediate circuit capacitor and a second converter for converting the intermediate circuit voltage to an output voltage, process is controlled a... | 1. fiEld Of tHe INVention
tHE INvEnTIOn ReLAtEs to a METHOD FOr coNTroLling A POweR sourCe COmprISIng A firST ConVErTeR foR CoNVErTING AN InpUT vOLTaGE tO an iNtERmediAte ciRcuIT VOltAgE, AN inTERMEDIATe CIrcuit caPacIToR aNd a SeConD ConvERTEr fOr coNveRting ThE INterMeDiatE CiRcuIt VolTage To AN Output VOltAgE, WHeRE... | 1. Field of the invention The invention relates to a methodfor controllinga powersourcecomprisinga first converter for convertingan inputvoltage to an intermediate circuit voltage, an intermediate circuit capacitorand a second converter for converting the intermediate circuit voltage toan output v... | 1. Field of the invention The invention relates to _a_ method for controlling a power source comprising a first converter for converting an input voltage to an intermediate _circuit_ voltage, an intermediate circuit capacitor _and_ a second _converter_ for converting the _intermediate_ circuit voltage to an _output_ vo... |
A technique regarding organizing a convoy of vehicles, in which a train of vehicles keep a certain inter-vehicle distance and follow a lead vehicle, is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2009-278536 (JP '536). The technique of JP '536 provides for wireless communication between terminals disposed ... | a technique regarding organizing a convoy of vehicles, in which a train of vehicles keep a certain inter - vehicle distance and follow a lead vehicle, is disclosed in, for example, japanese patent laid - open no. 2009 - 278536 ( jp ' 536 ). the technique of jp ' 536 provides for wireless communication between terminals... | A technique regarding orgXnKzing a convoy of Dehjcles, in which a train of vehicles keep a certain inter - vehicle distance and follow a lead vehicle, is disclosed in, for example, JxpaMese Patent Laid - Open No. 2009 - 278536 (JP ' 536 ). The technique of JP ' 536 provides for wireless communication between terminals ... | technique regarding organizing a convoy of in which a train of vehicles keep a certain inter-vehicle distance and follow lead vehicle, is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open (JP '536). The technique of JP '536 for wireless between terminals disposed in each of the vehicles of convoy (i.e., vehicle-to-v... | a TEcHnIQuE ReGardIng OrGanIzINg A COnvOY oF vEHiCLes, iN wHiCH a trAin OF VehICLEs KEEP a certaIN iNtER-vEhIclE DIsTaNCe and fOlLow A leAD veHiCLe, is DIsCLoSeD In, for EXample, JApanEse PaTENT lAid-opEn No. 2009-278536 (jp '536). tHE technique of jp '536 PROviDes for wIreLEss COMMunIcaTION BETwEen tERMInAlS dISpOSEd ... | A technique regarding organizing a convoy of vehicles, in which a train of vehicles keep a certain inter-vehicle distance and follow a leadvehicle, is disclosed in,forexample, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2009-278536 (JP '536).The technique of JP'536 provides for wireless communication between term... | A technique regarding organizing a convoy of vehicles, in which a _train_ of vehicles keep a certain inter-vehicle distance and follow a lead vehicle, is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent _Laid-Open_ No. 2009-278536 (JP '536). The technique of _JP_ '536 provides for wireless communication between terminals dis... |
It is known to aerate a mix for the preparation of an ice cream through the use of an aerating means comprising a rotating element that fits into the barrel of a continuous ice cream freezer. This aerating means is commonly referred to as a dasher. On rotation the dasher transfers mechanical energy into the mix in orde... | it becoming known to aerate a mix for the preparation of an ice cream through the use of an aerating fluid comprising a rotating element that fits into the barrel of a continuous ice cream freezer. this aerating means is commonly referred to as a dasher. on rotation the dasher transfers mechanical energy into the mix t... | It is known to aerate a mix for the preparation of an ice cream through the use of an aerating means comprising a rotating element that fits into the barrel of a continuous ice cream freezer. This aerating means is commonly referred to as a dasher. On rotation the dasher transfers mechanical energy into the mix in orde... | It is known to aerate a mix for the preparation of an ice cream through use of an aerating means comprising a element that fits into the barrel of a continuous ice cream freezer. This aerating means is commonly referred to as a dasher. On rotation the dasher transfers mechanical energy into the mix in order to achieve ... | IT IS kNoWn tO AeRate a Mix for The PrEPARaTiON oF AN iCe creAm tHrOugH the use OF an AERaTIng MEAns cOmpRiSiNG A rOtATInG ElEMeNt thAt Fits INto thE BarRel of a COnTINUOUs ice CREAM freEZER. tHiS AerATing MeaNS iS commONly refeRreD tO aS a dAshEr. ON ROTaTion tHE DASHEr TraNsFeRS MEcHaNIcal eNERGy intO THe Mix in OrDe... | Itis known to aerate a mixfor the preparation of an ice cream throughthe use of an aerating meanscomprising a rotating element that fitsinto the barrel of a continuous ice cream freezer. This aerating means is commonly referred to as a dasher. On rotation thedasher transfers mechanicalenergy into... | _It_ is known to _aerate_ _a_ mix for the preparation of an ice cream _through_ the _use_ _of_ an aerating means comprising a rotating element that fits _into_ the _barrel_ of _a_ continuous ice cream freezer. This aerating means is _commonly_ referred to as a dasher. On rotation the dasher transfers mechanical energy ... |
Blenders are used to prepare food items by performing a chopping and/or mixing operation on food stuff. A blender can include a container for receiving food for blending and a blade assembly having blades that can be rotated to perform the blending operation on the food received in the container. The blade assembly can... | blenders are used to prepare food items by performing a chopping or / or refining operation on food stuff. a containers can include a container for receiving food for blending and a blade assembly having blades that can be rotated to perform the blending operation on the food received in the container. the blade assemb... | flSnders are used to p$epSre d(od items by performing a chopping and / or mOxinT operation on food stuff. A blender can include a container for receiving food for blending and a blade assembly having blades that can be rotated to perform the blending operation on the food received in the container. The blade assembly c... | are used to prepare food items by performing a chopping and/or mixing operation on food A can include a container for receiving food for blending and a blade assembly having blades can be rotated to perform the blending operation on the received in the container. The blade can be removably coupled to the container such... | BLenderS ARe Used TO pREparE FOod ITEmS by PeRFormiNg a CHopPinG and/Or MiXiNG opERatIOn oN fOOD stUff. a bLENDeR CAn InCLUdE a ContAInER FOr RECEIvInG foOD For bLENding AND a bLADe ASSembLy hAvinG blAdEs thAT cAn BE RotATed tO PerfORM the bleNDinG OpeRATiOn On tHE fOod reCeIveD in tHE cOntaiNeR. tHE BLAdE ASSEMBLY can... | Blenders are used to prepare food items by performing a chopping and/ormixing operation onfood stuff. A blender can includeacontainer for receivingfood for blending and ablade assembly havingbladesthat can be rotated to perform theblending operation on the food received in the container. The blade a... | Blenders are used to _prepare_ food items by performing a _chopping_ and/or mixing operation on _food_ stuff. A blender can include a container _for_ receiving _food_ _for_ blending and a blade _assembly_ having blades _that_ _can_ _be_ rotated to perform the _blending_ operation _on_ the food _received_ in the contain... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a line marker, particularly to one able to easily draw a line with a paint spray can.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Commonly, lime powder and paint are used as line marking materials drawn on the ground. The line drawn with lime powder is apt to become blurred after... | 1. field reference the invention this invention relates to a line marker, particularly to one able to easily draw a lines with a paint spray can. 2. description of the prior art commonly, lime powder and paint are used as line marking materials drawn on the ground. the line drawn with lime paste is apt to become blurre... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a line marker, particularly to one able to easily draw a l7me with a paint spray can. 2. Description of the Prior Art Comm0nlh, ljmd powder and paint are used as line marking materials drawn on the ground. The line drawn with lime powder is apt to b$coje blurred after... | 1. Field of the This invention relates to a marker, particularly to one able easily draw a with a paint can. 2. Description of Prior Art Commonly, lime powder and paint are used as line marking materials on the ground. The with lime powder is apt to become blurred after a short period of time, possible to cause an acci... | 1. fielD of the inVENtION
THIs iNvEntion rELAteS tO a line MarkEr, paRTiCuLARLy tO oNE ABle TO eAsily draw A LInE wITh a PaiNt spRay CaN.
2. DEsCRiPtioN of the PriOR ArT
coMmoNlY, LIMe PoWDeR ANd PaInT ARe USeD aS lINe mARKINg mAtERIalS DraWN ON thE GRounD. The lInE dRawn wItH lImE POwdER IS Apt TO BECOme bLURRed AFTER... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to alinemarker, particularly to one able to easily drawa line with a paint spray can. 2.Description of the Prior Art Commonly, limepowder and paint are used as linemarkingmaterialsdrawn on the ground. Thelinedrawn with lime powder isapt to become... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention _This_ invention relates to a line marker, particularly to _one_ able to easily _draw_ a line with _a_ paint spray can. 2. Description _of_ _the_ Prior Art Commonly, lime powder and _paint_ are used _as_ line marking materials drawn on the _ground._ _The_ line drawn _with_ lime powder is a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a spout installation method and a spout installation apparatus for installing a spout to a pouch.
2. Description of Related Art
The following description sets forth the inventors' knowledge of related art and problems therein and should not be construed as an a... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a spout installation method and a spout installation apparatus for installing a packet to a pouch. 2. description of related art the following description sets forth the inventors ' knowledge of related art and problems therein and should not be construed as an... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spout installation method and a spout installation apparatus for installing a spout to a pouch. 2. Description of Related Art The following description sets forth the inventors ' knowledge of related art and problems therein and should not be construed as an ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a spout installation method a spout installation for installing a spout to a pouch. 2. Description of Related The following description sets forth the inventors' knowledge of related art and problems therein and should not be construed as an admission of knowledge in pri... | 1. fIElD Of THE iNVEnTion
the PrESeNt InVEnTIon RElates TO A sPoUT iNsTaLLATIoN METhod and a spoUT InSTAllAtION appARatUs For InSTAllinG a sPOUt tO a pouCh.
2. descRiPtIon OF rELATed aRt
THe FoLLOWIng dEsCRIpTion sets forTH tHe iNvEnTOrS' kNowledGe oF rELAted ARt ANd prOblEMs THeReiN AnD SHoulD NOt BE cOnsTRUED AS an a... | 1. Field ofthe InventionThe presentinvention relatesto a spoutinstallationmethod anda spoutinstallation apparatus for installing aspout to apouch. 2. Descriptionof Related Art The following description sets forth the inventors'knowledge of related art and problems therein and should notbe construed as... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spout installation method and a _spout_ installation _apparatus_ _for_ _installing_ a spout to a pouch. 2. Description _of_ Related Art The following description sets forth the inventors' knowledge of related _art_ and problems therein and should _not_ be con... |
The present invention relates to diesel engines, and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for assuring that a diesel engine is used only with a fuel designed specifically for operation in the engine. Diesel engines are well known in the art and multi-cylinder diesel engines have long been used in powering larg... | the present invention relates to diesel engines, and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for assuring that a diesel engine is used only with a fuel designed specifically for operation in the engine. diesel engines are typically known in the art and multi - cylinder diesel engines have long been used in poweri... | The present 7nvsntion relates to dirsrl engines, and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for assuring that a diesel engine is used only with a fuel designed specifically for operation in the eMgiJe. Diesel engines are well known in the art and multi - cylinder diesel engines have long been used in powering la... | The present invention diesel engines, and, particularly, to a method apparatus for assuring that diesel engine is used only with a fuel designed specifically for operation in the Diesel engines well known in the art and multi-cylinder diesel engines have long been used in powering large machinery such as locomotives an... | thE presenT iNveNtiON RelATeS TO dIESel EngiNEs, aND, MORe partIcUlARlY, to A MeTHOd anD AppARAtus fOR ASsuriNG ThaT A dIESEL engiNe is uSED OnlY wiTh A fuEL DeSiGNEd sPECIficaLLY For opeRatION iN ThE eNGiNE. dIESel eNGInES arE well knoWn iN ThE aRT aND MuLTi-CYlInder DIESel enGiNes HavE loNG bEEn UseD in pOwErIng LarG... | The present invention relates todiesel engines, and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for assuring that a diesel engine is used only with a fueldesigned specifically for operation in the engine. Diesel engines are well known in the art and multi-cylinder diesel engines have long been used in... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ diesel engines, and, more _particularly,_ _to_ a method and apparatus _for_ assuring that a diesel engine _is_ used only with a fuel designed specifically for _operation_ in _the_ engine. _Diesel_ engines are well known in _the_ art _and_ multi-cylinder _diesel_ engines _have_ long ... |
Osteoporosis results in bone fractures in about 50% of postmenopausal women and is a leading cause of disability in an aging population. Current therapies include an adequate calcium and vitamin D intake as well as specific treatment with compounds such as estrogens, calcitonin and the bisphosphonates.sup.(1). However,... | osteoporosis results in bone fractures in about 50 % pregnant postmenopausal women and is a leading cause of disability in an aging population. current therapies include an adequate calcium and vitamin d intake as well as specific treatment with compounds such as estrogens, calcitonin and the bisphosphonates. sup. ( 1 ... | Osteoporosis results in bone fractures in about 50% of postmenopausal women and is a leading cause of disability in an aging population. Current therapies include an adequate calcium and vitamin D intake as well as specific treatment with compounds such as estrogens, calcitonin and the bisphosphonates. sup. (1 ). Howev... | Osteoporosis results bone fractures in about 50% of postmenopausal women is a leading cause in an aging population. Current include an adequate calcium vitamin intake well as specific with compounds such as estrogens, calcitonin and the bisphosphonates.sup.(1). However, each of these treatments has either troubling sid... | osTEopOrosIS rESults iN boNE FraCtuReS In abOut 50% Of POsTmenOPauSAL WOMEn aND Is A lEADING CAUSe oF diSaBIlitY In aN aGINg PoPuLAtION. CuRrEnt TheRaPieS IncluDe An aDeQuATe cAlCiUm anD vitAMIn d Intake aS welL aS SpEcific tREATmENt WiTh cOMpoUndS sUCH AS esTRoGEns, CALCiToNin AND tHe BISphosPHoNatEs.sUp.(1). hOWevEr,... | Osteoporosis results in bonefractures in about 50% of postmenopausal women and is a leading cause of disability inan aging population. Current therapiesinclude an adequatecalcium andvitamin D intake aswell as specific treatment with compounds suchas estrogens, calcitonin and the bisphosphonates.su... | Osteoporosis results _in_ bone fractures in about _50%_ of _postmenopausal_ women _and_ _is_ a leading cause of disability in an aging population. Current therapies include an adequate calcium and _vitamin_ D intake as _well_ _as_ specific treatment _with_ compounds such as estrogens, calcitonin and the bisphosphonates... |
This invention relates generally to an improved slot closure for the stator of a dynamoelectric machine, and in particular it relates to an improved slot closure having a transverse spring which forms the closure.
In larger dynamoelectric machines there are slots formed in a stator core which comprises a laminated stac... | this invention relates generally to an improved slot closure for the stator of a dynamoelectric machine, and in particular it relates to an improved slot closure having a transverse spring which forms the closure. in larger dynamoelectric machines there are slots formed in a stator loop which comprises a laminated stac... | This invention relates generally to an jjproved slot closure for the stator of a dynamoelectric machine, and in particular it relates to an improved slot closure having a transverse spring which forms the closure. In larger dynamoelectric machines there are slots formed in a stator core which comprises a laminated stac... | This invention relates generally to an improved slot closure for the stator of a dynamoelectric and in particular it relates an improved slot closure having a transverse which forms the closure. In larger dynamoelectric machines there are slots formed in a stator core which comprises a laminated stack of iron sheets. s... | ThiS iNVENtiOn rELATES gENeraLLy tO An ImPROveD SlOt closURE For THe StAtOR OF a dynamOELeCtRIc mAcHiNE, aND in paRTICULaR It relaTes TO AN iMPRoveD SLot CLOsURE having a traNsVERsE SpRing WHICH ForMS tHe clOSURE.
In LArGER dYnamOELeCTrIc MACHiNEs ThERE ARE SloTS FormeD in a sTAtoR Core WhICH cOMPrisEs A LaMinatED StAC... | This invention relatesgenerally to an improved slot closure forthe stator of a dynamoelectric machine, and in particular it relates to an improved slot closure having a transverse springwhich forms the closure. Inlargerdynamoelectric machinesthere are slots formed in a stator core which comp... | This _invention_ relates _generally_ to an improved slot closure for the _stator_ of a dynamoelectric _machine,_ and in particular it relates to an improved slot closure having _a_ transverse spring which forms the _closure._ In _larger_ dynamoelectric machines there _are_ slots formed in a stator core which comprises ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a process for forming a heat resistant resin film used in semiconductor integrated circuit devices, and more particularly to a process for forming a heat resistant resin film which can be used as an intermediate insulating layer.
2. Description of the Prior Art
These ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a process for forming a heat resistant resin film used in semiconductor integrated circuit devices, and more particularly to a process for forming a heat resistant resin film which can be used as an intermediate insulating layer. 2. description of the prior art these ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a process for forming a heat resistant resin film used in semiconductor integrated circuit devices, and more particularly to a process for forming a geZt resistant resin film which can be used as an intermediate insulating layer. 2. Description of the Prior Art These ... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to a process for forming a heat resistant resin film used in semiconductor integrated circuit devices, and more particularly to a process for forming a heat resistant resin which can be used as an insulating layer. 2. Description Prior Art These days, a multi-layer interconne... | 1. fIeLD oF ThE InveNTIon
thIS INveNtIOn ReLaTES To a PrOCEsS for foRMING a HeaT ReSISTANt ResiN Film useD in sEmIcoNDUCTor INTEGRateD CircuiT dEViCeS, And MORE pArTiCUlARly tO A pROCEss fOr formiNG a HEAt reSIstaNT ReSIN fILm WhICh Can be uSeD As AN iNTErmEDiaTe inSuLatIng layeR.
2. deSCRipTiON Of THE PRiOr art
thESe ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a process for forming a heat resistant resin film used in semiconductor integrated circuit devices, andmore particularly to a process for forming a heat resistant resinfilm whichcanbe used as an intermediate insulating layer.2. Description ofthePri... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates to a process for forming _a_ heat resistant resin film _used_ in semiconductor _integrated_ circuit devices, _and_ more _particularly_ to a process for forming _a_ heat _resistant_ resin film which can _be_ used _as_ an _intermediate_ insulating layer. 2. Description... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an organic light-emitting device, and more particularly, to an organic light-emitting device with low driving voltage and excellent light-emitting efficiency.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventional display devices are being replaced with portable thin f... | 1. field of the invention the present invention amounts to an organic light - emitting device, and more particularly, to an organic light - emitting device with low driving force and excellent light - emitting efficiency. 2. description of the related art conventional display devices are being replaced with portable th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an organic light - emitting device, and more particularly, to an organic KigJt - emitting device with low driving voltage and excellent light - emitting efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventional display devices are being replaced with portable ... | 1. the Invention The present relates to an light-emitting device, and particularly, to an organic light-emitting device with low driving voltage and excellent light-emitting efficiency. 2. Description the Related Art Conventional display devices being replaced with portable thin flat-panel display devices. Electrolumin... | 1. FIEld of the INveNTion
tHe PResENt iNveNTIoN rELAteS TO AN oRganic LigHt-EMItTing devICE, and moRe particULarlY, tO an OrgAnIc lIGHT-EmITTing dEVicE witH lOW DrIVING vOltAGe anD EXcelLenT LiGHT-eMIttING EFFiCiEnCY.
2. deScRiPtIOn of thE RELaTEd ART
CoNvEnTioNaL DisPlAy DEViCES are BEiNG REplaCEd wITh poRTable ThiN F... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to an organic light-emitting device, and more particularly, to an organic light-emitting devicewith low driving voltage and excellent light-emitting efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventional display devices ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an organic light-emitting device, and more particularly, _to_ an _organic_ light-emitting device with _low_ _driving_ voltage _and_ excellent light-emitting efficiency. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art Conventional _display_ devices are _being_ _replaced_ wi... |
The present invention relates to a method of introducing a symbiotic fungus into a plant. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of introducing an endophyte whose final metabolic product is a chanoclavine to a plant.
Japanese Patent Publication (Kokai) No. 05-317092 has disclosed a method of artif... | the present invention relates to a method of introducing a symbiotic fungus into a plant. more particularly, the present innovation relates to a method of introducing an endophyte whose final metabolic product is a chanoclavine to a plant. japanese patent publication ( kokai ) no. 05 - 317092 has disclosed a method of ... | The present invention relates to a method of introducing a symbiotic fungus into a plant. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of introducing an endophyte whose final metabolic product is a chanoclavine to a plant. Japanese Patent Publication (Kokai) No. 05 - 317092 has disclosed a Je5hod of art... | The present invention relates to a method of introducing a symbiotic fungus into a More the present relates to a method of introducing an endophyte whose final metabolic is a chanoclavine to plant. Japanese Patent Publication (Kokai) No. 05-317092 has disclosed a method of artificially introducing an to perennial rye g... | The prEsENt iNveNTION reLATeS tO a MEthOD of inTRODUCING A sYMBIOTiC fuNgUs iNTO a Plant. mORE paRtICULarly, THe PREsEnT inVentIOn RElATEs TO a meThoD Of InTrOdUCIng aN ENdophyTE WhosE fInAL meTabOlIC pROduCt Is a cHaNoclavine TO a PLAnt.
japANeSe PATeNt pUbLiCaTION (koKaI) nO. 05-317092 haS disclOseD A mEtHOD of ARtIF... | The presentinvention relates to a method of introducing a symbioticfungus into a plant. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of introducingan endophyte whose final metabolicproduct is a chanoclavine to a plant. Japanese Patent Publication (Kokai) No. 05-317092 has disclosed am... | The present invention relates to _a_ method of introducing a symbiotic fungus into a plant. More particularly, the present invention _relates_ to a method _of_ introducing an endophyte whose final _metabolic_ _product_ is a chanoclavine to a plant. Japanese Patent Publication (Kokai) No. 05-317092 has disclosed a metho... |
1. Field of the Invention:
This invention pertains to systems for deploying and retrieving submersible objects, such as diving bells or the like, from and to floating vessels. More particularly, it pertains to such systems useful to safely perform such operations in rough water where the floating vessel experiences app... | i. field of the invention : this invention pertains to systems for deploying and retrieving submersible objects, such as diving bells or the like, from and to floating vessels. more particularly, it pertains to such systems useful to safely perform such operations in rough water where the floating vessel experiences ap... | 1. Field of the Invention: This invention pertains to systems for deploying and retrieving submersible objects, such as diving bells or the like, from and to floating vessels. More particularly, it pertains to such systems useful to safely perform such operations in rough water where the floating vessel experiences app... | 1. Field of This invention pertains to systems for deploying and retrieving submersible such as diving bells or the like, from and to floating vessels. it pertains such systems useful to safely perform such in rough water where the floating vessel experiences appreciable heave and roll motions. 2. of the Prior Art and ... | 1. FiELd OF ThE invEntIoN:
thIs iNVEnTioN PeRTAinS tO SYStems For dEpLOying AND RETrIEvInG sUBMERsIBLe obJeCts, SUch aS dIviNg BeLLS or ThE LIKe, From AND To fLOating VEsSeLS. mOrE parTIcuLARLY, It perTaiNS to SUCH Systems useful tO safelY peRfoRm SUCH OperatIonS iN rouGh WATER WHeRe thE flOaTInG VEssEL EXpEriEnces aPp... | 1. Field of the Invention: This invention pertains to systemsfor deploying and retrieving submersible objects, such asdiving bells or the like,from and to floating vessels. More particularly, it pertains to such systems useful tosafely perform such operations in rough water where the floating vessel expe... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention: This invention pertains _to_ systems for deploying _and_ _retrieving_ submersible objects, such as diving bells or the like, _from_ and to floating vessels. More particularly, it pertains to such systems useful to _safely_ perform such operations in rough water where _the_ floating vessel e... |
Cats are curious animals and love to bat at things. A number of toys have been produced to entertain cats such as soft balls attached to a string which is connected to a rod that can be held by the owner or mounted to say a window sill. However if the owner has to hold the rod and cause the ball to dance, they soon bec... | cats are curious animals and love to bat at things. a number of toys have been produced to entertain cats such as soft balls attached to a string which is connected to a rod that can be held by the owner or mounted to say a window sill. however if the owner has to hold the rod and cause the ball to dance, they soon bec... | Cats are curious animals and love to bat at things. A number of toys have been produced to entertain cats such as soft balls Xttaches to a string which is SonnecRed to a rod that can be held by the owner or mounted to say a window sill. However if the owner has to hold the rod and cause the ball to dance, they s)oJ bec... | Cats are curious animals love to bat at things. A of toys have been produced to entertain cats such as soft balls to a string which is connected to rod that can be held by the owner or mounted to say a window However if the owner has to hold the rod and cause ball to dance, they soon become bored with the game or have ... | cATS Are CURIOus animAls ANd loVe tO bat AT ThiNgs. a nUMBeR Of tOYs haVE beEn PrOducED TO ENTErtain CaTs sUCh aS SOFT BALLS atTAChEd tO A sTRiNG wHicH iS cONnECTED tO a Rod thAT CAN bE HeLd By THE OWneR or mOUNtEd to Say A windOW siLl. HOwEVeR if THE oWNEr Has To hOlD The roD and CAusE the BaLl to daNce, THEy sOon bEC... | Cats are curious animals and love to bat at things. Anumber of toys have been produced to entertain cats such as soft balls attached to astring which isconnected toa rod that can be held by the owner or mounted to say a window sill. However iftheowner has to hold the rod andcause t... | Cats are curious _animals_ and love _to_ bat at things. A _number_ of _toys_ have been produced to entertain cats such _as_ soft balls attached to a string which is _connected_ to _a_ rod that can be held by the owner or mounted to _say_ a window sill. However _if_ the _owner_ has to _hold_ the rod _and_ cause the _bal... |
In the field of forensic science, there is a need for a way to detect various evidence that may be used in a criminal prosecution, including blood, saliva, other body fluids, hair, flesh, bone fragments, teeth, human skin damage such as bruises, bite marks or cuts, shoe prints, fingerprints, footprints, tire prints, gu... | in the field of forensic science, there is a website for a way to detect various evidence that may be used in a criminal prosecution, including blood, saliva, other body fluids, hair, flesh, bone fragments, teeth, human skin damage such as bruises, bite marks or cuts, shoe prints, fingerprints, footprints, tire prints,... | In the giele of forensic science, there is a n4#d for a way to detect vario td evidence that may be used in a criminal prosecution, including blood, saliva, other body fluids, gai5, flesh, bone fragments, teeth, human skin damage such as Fruisfs, bite marks or cuts, shoe prints, fingerprints, footprints, tire prints, g... | In the field of forensic science, there is a need for a way to detect various evidence that may be used in a criminal prosecution, including blood, saliva, other body fluids, hair, flesh, bone fragments, teeth, human skin such as bite marks or cuts, shoe prints, fingerprints, footprints, tire prints, gunpowder residue,... | IN thE FiELD oF FoREnsIC SCIEnCe, THeRe is A nEED For A Way to detECt VArIous eVideNce thaT maY be uSeD In A CrImInal ProsECUTioN, inClUDIng BLOoD, SalivA, othER bodY FlUids, HaIr, fLeSh, boNE fragmeNtS, TEEth, humAn skiN dAmagE SuCH aS bRUises, BItE mArkS oR cUTS, sHOe pRiNTS, finGerPRiNTS, FoOTPRINts, tIRE PRInTs, gU... | In the field of forensic science, there is a need for a way to detect various evidence thatmay be used in a criminal prosecution,including blood, saliva, other body fluids,hair, flesh, bone fragments, teeth, human skin damage such as bruises, bite marks or cuts, shoe prints, fingerprints, ... | In the _field_ of _forensic_ science, _there_ is _a_ need for a way _to_ detect various evidence that may be used in a criminal prosecution, including blood, saliva, other body fluids, hair, _flesh,_ bone _fragments,_ _teeth,_ human skin _damage_ such as bruises, bite marks or cuts, shoe _prints,_ fingerprints, footpri... |
Nucleoside analogs as a class have a well-established regulatory history, with more than 10 currently approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (US FDA) for treating human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV), or hepatitis C virus (HCV). The challenge in developing antiviral therapies is to inhib... | nucleoside analogs as a class have a well - established regulatory history, with more than 10 currently approved by the us food and drug administration ( us fda ) for treating human immunodeficiency virus ( hiv ), hepatitis b virus ( hbv ), or hepatitis c virus ( hcv ). the challenge in developing antiviral therapies i... | Nuclrosire analogs as a class have a well - established regulatory history, with more than 10 currently approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (US FDA) for treating human immunodeficiency virus (HIV ), hepatitis B virus (HBV ), or hepatitis C virus (HCV ). The challenge in developing antiviral therapies is to ... | Nucleoside analogs as a class have a well-established regulatory history, with more than 10 currently approved by the US Food Drug Administration (US FDA) for treating human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), B virus (HBV), or virus (HCV). The challenge in developing antiviral therapies is to viral replication without injur... | NUclEOSIDe AnaloGs aS a CLASs hAve A wEll-eStAblisHeD ReGULatory HISToRy, WiTh MOrE ThAN 10 curreNTLY aPprOVED BY tHE uS fOOD And dRuG AdmIniStRaTIOn (uS fDa) for tReATinG huMaN IMmuNODefiCienCy vIrUS (HIv), hePAtiTIS B VIRUs (hBv), OR hEPAtItiS c VIRuS (HCv). THe cHaLLeNGe in deVelOpInG ANtiviRAl TherApIes IS tO inhIb... | Nucleoside analogs asa class have a well-established regulatory history, with morethan 10 currently approved by the USFoodand DrugAdministration (US FDA) for treatinghuman immunodeficiencyvirus (HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV),or hepatitis Cvirus (HCV). Thechallenge in developing antiviral therapies istoinhib... | Nucleoside _analogs_ _as_ _a_ class have a well-established regulatory _history,_ with more than 10 currently approved by the US Food and Drug Administration (US FDA) _for_ _treating_ human _immunodeficiency_ virus (HIV), hepatitis B virus (HBV), or hepatitis C virus (HCV). The challenge _in_ developing antiviral thera... |
Endoscopes are routinely used in medical procedures to allow internal visualization. Many of these endoscopes have an integral suction lumen, which may be used, among other things, to aspirate bodily fluids and/or foreign bodies. It is normal clinical practice to clean and sterilize these generally very expensive scope... | endoscopes are routinely used in medical procedures to allow internal visualization. many of these endoscopes have an integral suction lumen, which may are used, few other things, to aspirate bodily fluids and / or foreign bodies. it is normal clinical practice to clean and sterilize less generally very expensive scope... | Endoscopes are routinely used in medical procedures to allow internal visualization. Many of these endoscopes have an integral suction lumen, which may be used, among other things, to aspirate b*dilJ fluids and / or foreign bodies. It is normal clinical practice to clean and Dterilkze these generally very expensive sco... | Endoscopes are used in medical procedures to internal visualization. Many of these endoscopes have an integral suction lumen, which may be other things, to aspirate bodily fluids and/or foreign bodies. It is normal clinical practice clean and sterilize these generally very expensive scopes between patients. The cleanin... | endoScopeS are rOutInELy uSeD iN MeDiCal PrOCeDuRES TO aLlOW iNTERnaL viSUalizAtioN. MaNy Of TheSe eNdOscOpes HAve An iNtEgrAL sUCTiON lumeN, wHIcH MAY be usEd, AMOnG oTheR thinGS, tO ASpiRate BOdIlY FLUiDS aND/oR fOReIgN bOdiES. It Is nORmal CLinicaL pRaCTICe To CleAn and sterILize ThESE GenErally VerY EXPeNSIVE ScOpE... | Endoscopes are routinely used in medical procedures to allow internal visualization. Many ofthese endoscopes have an integral suction lumen, which may be used, among other things, to aspirate bodily fluids and/or foreign bodies.It isnormal clinical practice to clean and sterilize these generally ve... | Endoscopes are routinely used in _medical_ procedures to allow internal visualization. Many _of_ these endoscopes have an integral suction lumen, which may be used, _among_ other things, to aspirate bodily fluids _and/or_ _foreign_ bodies. It is normal clinical _practice_ _to_ _clean_ and sterilize these generally very... |
Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are expressed on a variety of immune cells, including macrophages and dendritic cells (DCs). TLRs recognise molecular motifs on pathogens called pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). To date, 13 TLRs have been identified in man, these include TLRs 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, which are confine... | toll - like receptors ( tlrs ) are expressed on a variety of immune cells, including macrophages and dendritic cells ( dcs ). tlrs recognise molecular motifs on pathogens called pathogen - associated molecular patterns ( pamps ). to today, 13 tlrs have been identified in man, these include tlrs 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, which ... | Toll - like receptors (TLRs) are expressed on a variety of immune cells, including macrophages and dendritic cells (DCs ). TLRs recognise molecular motifs on pathogens called pathogen - associated molecular patterns (PzHPs ). To date, 13 TLRs have been identified in man, these include HLRE 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6, which are c... | Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are expressed on a variety of immune cells, including macrophages and dendritic (DCs). TLRs recognise molecular motifs on pathogens called pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). date, 13 TLRs have been identified in man, include 1, 2, 4, 5 and which are confined to the cell surface, ... | tOLl-lIke ReCEptors (Tlrs) are exPrEsseD On a VaRIetY Of imMUnE CelLs, InCLuDIng MacrOPHAGES And dEnDriTIc cELlS (DCs). tLRs RECogNise moLEcuLar MOtiFS oN PAthogeNs CALLEd PAtHOgeN-assOCiatED moleCulAR PAttERns (Pamps). TO dAte, 13 tlRS have BeEn ideNTifIEd In mAn, ThEse iNCLUdE TLrS 1, 2, 4, 5 aNd 6, WHiCh Are cOnFINe... | Toll-like receptors (TLRs) are expressed on a variety of immune cells, including macrophages and dendritic cells (DCs). TLRs recognise molecular motifs on pathogenscalledpathogen-associated molecularpatterns (PAMPs). To date,13 TLRs have been identified in man, these include TLRs 1, 2, 4, 5 and6, whichar... | Toll-like receptors _(TLRs)_ are expressed on a variety of immune _cells,_ including macrophages and dendritic cells (DCs). TLRs _recognise_ molecular motifs on pathogens called pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). To date, 13 TLRs _have_ been identified _in_ man, _these_ _include_ _TLRs_ _1,_ 2, 4, 5 and _6... |
Typical process flows that are performed to form FinFET devices involve forming a plurality of features in a substrate to define the areas where shallow trench isolation (STI) regions will be formed and to define the initial structure of the fins. The features have a target depth that is sufficient for the fin height a... | typical process flows that are performed to form finfet devices involve forming a plurality of features in a substrate to define the areas where shallow trench isolation ( sti ) regions will be formed and to define the initial curvature of the fins. the features have a target depth that is sufficient for the fin height... | Typical process flows that are psrfor<ed to form FinFET devices involve forming a plurality of features in a substrate to define the aGRas where shallow trench isoKafion (STI) regions will be formed and to define the initial structure of the fins. The features have a target depth that is sufficient for the fin height a... | Typical process flows that are performed form FinFET devices involve forming a plurality of features in a substrate to define where shallow trench isolation (STI) will be formed and to define the initial structure of the fins. The features have a target that is sufficient for the height and enough to allow formation of... | TYPiCal prOcEss flows tHat aRE perfoRmEd to form FINFet deVICeS invOlVE forMinG A PluraLitY Of fEATurES in a suBsTRAte To DEfIne thE aREAs where sHaLLOw trENCh IsOlaTioN (STI) REGIoNs WiLL be forMED and to deFine The INiTIal STRUCTURe oF The fins. ThE FeAtUrES havE a tARgET dEPtH thAT is SUfFIcieNT fOr THE FiN HEIGhT a... | Typical processflows that are performedtoform FinFET devices involve forming a plurality of features in a substrate to define the areas where shallowtrench isolation (STI) regions will be formed and to definetheinitial structure of the fins.Thefeatures have a target depth that is sufficient for the... | Typical process flows that _are_ performed _to_ form FinFET _devices_ involve _forming_ _a_ plurality of features _in_ _a_ substrate to _define_ the areas where shallow _trench_ isolation _(STI)_ _regions_ will _be_ _formed_ and to _define_ the initial structure _of_ _the_ _fins._ The _features_ _have_ a target depth t... |
This invention relates to a connector for mounting an electronic component such as a relay and a timer or serving as a terminal table itself, as well as a method of connecting lead lines for such an electrical connector.
Electrical connectors for mounting an electronic component such as a relay are usually provided wit... | this invention relates to a connector for mounting an electronic component such as a relay and a timer or serving as a terminal table itself, as well as a method of connecting lead lines for such an electrical connector. electrical connectors for mounting an electronic component such as a relay are usually provided wit... | This invention relates to a connector for mounting an electronic component such as a relay and a timer or serving as a terminal taf;e itself, as well as a method of connecting lead lines for such an electrical connector. Electrical connectors for mounting an electronic component such as a relay are usually provided wit... | This invention relates to connector mounting an electronic component such as a relay a timer or serving as terminal table itself, as well as a method of connecting lead for an electrical connector. connectors for mounting an electronic component such as a relay are with a plurality terminals which are mutually connecte... | this InVEntiON RELAtES To a CONneCToR fOR mOuNTinG an eLEcTrOniC CompoNENt SUCh as a relAy aND a TImer OR SerVInG AS A TerMinAL tabLE itSElf, As WElL AS A methOd Of conNECTing lead LineS foR suCh aN elEcTRIcal COnnECTor.
EleCTriCAL ConnectORS FoR moUntINg an ElECTronIc coMPoneNt SUch AS A Relay ArE USUALLY pROvideD WiT... | This invention relates toa connector formounting an electronic component such as a relay and a timer or serving as a terminal table itself, as wellas a method of connecting lead lines forsuch an electricalconnector. Electrical connectors for mounting an electronic component such as a relay ar... | This invention _relates_ to a connector for mounting an electronic component _such_ _as_ a relay and a timer or serving as a terminal table _itself,_ as well as a _method_ of connecting lead lines for _such_ an electrical connector. Electrical connectors for mounting an electronic _component_ such as a _relay_ are usua... |
The present invention generally relates to a photosensitive member or photoreceptor for use in an image forming apparatus of an electrophotographic system such as a copying machine, a printer, etc., and more particularly, to a photoreceptor to be electrically charged through contact by a contact type charging device an... | the present invention generally relates to a photosensitive member or photoreceptor for use in an image forming apparatus of an electrophotographic system such as a copying machine, a printer, etc., and more particularly, to a photoreceptor to be electrically charged through contact by optical contact type charging dev... | The present invention generally relates to a photosensitive member or photoreceptor for use in an image forming apparatus of an electrophotographic system such as a copying machine, a printer, etc. , and more particularly, to a photoreceptor to be electrically charged through contact by a contact type charging device a... | present invention generally relates to a member or photoreceptor in an image apparatus of an electrophotographic system such as a machine, a printer, etc., particularly, photoreceptor to be electrically charged through contact by a contact type charging device and an image forming apparatus employing such photoreceptor... | ThE PReseNT iNVeNTion GEnerallY rElatEs tO a pHOToSeNSitivE mEMBeR OR pHotorECEptor fOR USe iN aN ImagE FORMiNG aPPAratUS of An eLeCTroPhOTOgRAPHIc sYSTEm SUCh aS a cOPYiNG MAChINe, a PriNtEr, ETc., aND MORE PaRTIcUlarLY, to a pHOTORECEPtOr TO BE eleCTRIcallY cHaRGED thROUgH conTact BY a CoNTACT TyPe CHaRginG dEVicE An... | Thepresent invention generally relatesto a photosensitivemember or photoreceptor for use in an image formingapparatusof an electrophotographic system such as a copying machine, a printer, etc.,andmoreparticularly,to a photoreceptor to be electrically charged throughcontact by acontact type chargingdevice and ... | _The_ _present_ invention generally relates to a photosensitive member or photoreceptor for _use_ in an image forming apparatus of _an_ electrophotographic system such _as_ a _copying_ _machine,_ a printer, etc., and _more_ particularly, to _a_ photoreceptor to be electrically charged _through_ contact by a contact typ... |
Silicones have been widely used in various applications because of well known properties such as slip, mold release, oxygen permeability, water repellency, and electrical insulating. Insofar as extrusion and molding processes are concerned, however, the silicones have several drawbacks. One deficiency is low mechanical... | silicones have been widely used in various technologies because of several known properties such as slip, mold release, oxygen permeability, water repellency, and electrical insulating. insofar not grinding and extraction processes are complex, however, the silicones have considerable drawbacks. material deficiency is ... | Silicones have been widely used in varioiC xpplicatiobs because of well known properties such as ziip, mold release, oxygen permeability, water repellency, and Rlectrixal insulating. Insofar as extrusion and mo:dinr processes are vlncerned, however, the silicones have several drawbacks. One deficiency is low mechanical... | Silicones have been widely in various applications because of well known properties such as mold release, oxygen permeability, repellency, and electrical insulating. as extrusion and molding processes are concerned, however, the silicones several drawbacks. One deficiency is low mechanical strength; another is the diff... | SIlIcONEs hAvE beEn WIdELY UsEd In VaRious ApPliCAtIONS Because Of Well KNOwN PropeRties sUCh aS slIP, MOLd ReLEasE, oxygEn peRmEABILity, WateR rEPellENCy, anD eLECTrICAL inSULatInG. INsoFAr AS eXTrUsIoN AnD moLdiNg pROcEsSES are COnCERnEd, hoWevER, The sILIcONEs hAVE sEvERAL DraWBAcKS. one dEfIcieNcY iS LOW MEChAniCAL... | Silicones havebeen widelyused invarious applications because of well known properties such as slip, mold release, oxygen permeability, waterrepellency, and electrical insulating.Insofar asextrusion and moldingprocesses are concerned,however, the siliconeshave several drawbacks. Onedeficiency is low mecha... | _Silicones_ have been widely _used_ in various applications because of well known properties such as slip, mold release, oxygen _permeability,_ water repellency, and electrical insulating. _Insofar_ as _extrusion_ _and_ molding processes are concerned, however, the silicones _have_ several drawbacks. One deficiency _is... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to contact lenses and has particular reference to apparatus and method for casting the lenses to finished size, shape and desired edge configuration in a single operation.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
In the manufacture of "soft" contact lenses, e.g. of cast silicon re... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to contact lenses and has particular reference to apparatus and method for casting the lenses to finished size, shape and desired edge configuration in a single operation. 2. discussion of the prior art in the manufacture of " soft " contact lenses, e. g. of cast silicon... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to contact lenses and has particular reference to apparatus and method for casting the lenses to finished size, shape and desired edge configuration in a single operation. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art In the manufacture of " soft " contact lenses, e. g. of cast silicon... | 1. Field the Invention This invention relates lenses and has particular reference to apparatus and method for casting the lenses to size, and desired edge configuration in single operation. 2. Discussion the Prior Art In the manufacture of "soft" contact lenses, e.g. of cast silicon edge finishing consumes a very high ... | 1. fieLD Of THE InventioN
THIS inVEnTIon RElAtEs to CONtAcT lenSeS and Has partiCular rEFeRENce TO APpARaTuS ANd meThOd FOR CAstiNg tHE LensES tO FINISHed SiZE, SHaPE anD desirEd eDGE conFIGURATiON IN A SiNglE operaTIon.
2. DIsCUSSioN of tHE pRIOR aRt
IN ThE MaNuFACTuRE Of "SoFt" cOnTact leNSES, E.G. oF cAst sIlicON Re... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates to contact lenses andhas particular reference to apparatus and method for casting thelenses to finished size, shape and desired edge configuration in a single operation. 2. Discussion ofthe Prior Art Inthe manufacture of "soft"contact lenses, e.g.of cast si... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention This _invention_ _relates_ to contact lenses _and_ _has_ _particular_ reference to apparatus and method for casting the _lenses_ _to_ finished size, shape and desired edge configuration _in_ _a_ single operation. 2. _Discussion_ of the _Prior_ Art In _the_ _manufacture_ of _"soft"_ contact... |
A data center is a facility used to house computer systems and associated components such as air conditioning systems. Large scale data centers can include hundreds of servers and can require as much energy as a small town to power the data center computer equipment and cooling equipment.
As such, energy usage consumed... | a data center is a facility used to house computer systems and associated components such that air conditioning systems. large scale data centers can include hundreds of servers and can require as much energy as a small town to power the data center computer equipment than cooling equipment. as such, energy usage consu... | A dQ5a center is a facility used to house computer systems and XsZociated components such as air conditioning systems. Large scale data centers can include hundreds of servers and can reqJJre as much energy as a small town to power the data center computer equipment and cooling equipment. As such, energy usage consumed... | A data center is a facility to house computer systems and associated such as air conditioning systems. Large scale data centers include hundreds servers and can require as much energy as a small town to the data center computer equipment and cooling equipment. As such, energy usage consumed data centers is major consid... | A DaTA CEntEr is a fAcILItY USEd TO HOUSe COMPuTeR sySTEmS ANd ASSOcIATEd CoMpONeNts sUCh As air COndiTiOning SYSTeMS. LaRge scAle daTa cEnTErs CAN iNcLUde HunDreDs OF serVeRs aNd CaN RequIrE aS much enERGy as a smaLL toWN To power tHe DaTA CeNTer CoMPuTER EQuipmEnT aNd coolinG eqUipmeNT.
AS SuCh, enERGY UsaGe coNSumeD... | A data center is a facilityused to house computer systems and associated components suchas airconditioning systems. Large scale data centers can include hundreds of servers and can require as much energy as a small town to power the data center computer equipment and cooling equipment.As such,energyusa... | _A_ data center is a facility _used_ to house _computer_ systems and associated components such as air conditioning systems. Large scale data centers can include hundreds _of_ servers and can _require_ as much energy as a small town to power _the_ data center computer equipment _and_ cooling equipment. As such, energy ... |
This invention relates to a security device and more particularly to a security device for windows.
Many attempts have been made to provide security devices which will limit or prevent unauthorized movement of windows so as to prevent unauthorized entry therethrough. Examples of such prior art devices are U.S. Pat. Nos... | this invention relates to a security device and more particularly to a security device for windows. many attempts have been made to create security devices which will limit or prevent easy movement of windows so as to prevent unauthorized entry therethrough. examples of such prior art devices are u. s. pat. nos. 429, 1... | This invention relates to a security device and more particularly to a security device for windows. Many attempts have been made to provide security devices which will limit or prevent unauthorized movement of windows so as to prevent unauthorized entry therethrough. Examples of such prior art devices are U. S. Pat. No... | This invention relates a security device and more particularly to a security device for attempts been made to security devices which will limit or prevent unauthorized movement of windows so to prevent therethrough. Examples of such prior art devices are U.S. Pat. Nos. 429,167, 1,601,524, 1,838,713, 2,114,910, 2,714,03... | ThIS inVeNTIoN reLAtES tO a secURitY dEViCe anD mORe paRtIcULaRlY to A SEcuRITY dEVICe fOR wIndOWS.
mAny aTTEmptS HAve Been mADe To ProvIDE sECuRIty dEvicES wHicH wiLL Limit Or PreVEnt uNaUThorizEd mOveMEnT oF WindOws sO aS TO PREVent unAutHoRized eNtRY tHEreThROUGH. EXaMPlES Of sUCH Prior ARt dEvIcES Are u.S. PAT. NOS... | This invention relates to a security device and more particularly to a securitydevice for windows.Many attemptshave beenmade to provide security devices which will limit or prevent unauthorized movement of windowsso as to prevent unauthorized entrytherethrough. Examples of such prior ... | This invention relates _to_ _a_ security _device_ and _more_ particularly to a security device for _windows._ Many attempts have been made to provide _security_ devices which will _limit_ or prevent unauthorized movement _of_ windows so as _to_ _prevent_ unauthorized entry therethrough. Examples of _such_ prior art dev... |
For robots exceeding a certain minimum size, a risk can exist for persons cooperating with these robots, if no additional protection mechanisms are foreseen. During co-operation within a working range of a free robot arm, persons could be injured or killed due to the speed of moving parts in case of a collision, such a... | for robots exceeding a certain minimum size, a risk can exist for persons cooperating with these robots, if no additional protection mechanisms are foreseen. during co - operation within a working range of a free robot arm, persons could be injured or killed due to the speed of moving parts in case of a collision, such... | For robots exceeding a certain minimum size, a risk can exist for persons cooperating with these robots, if no additional protection m4cyanisms are foreseen. During co - operation within a working range of a free robot arm, persons could be injured or killed due to the speed of moving parts in case of a collision, such... | For robots exceeding a certain minimum a risk can exist for persons cooperating with these robots, if no protection mechanisms are foreseen. During co-operation within a working range of a free robot arm, persons could be injured or killed to speed of parts in case of a collision, such the free of the robot arm. Theref... | fOR rObotS ExcEeDInG A CERtaIn miNimUM sIZE, A RiSk CAn eXIsT FOR pErSonS CoOPerATINg wIth ThEsE robotS, IF nO ADdItionAL ProTEctIon mEchaniSms ArE foRESeEN. DuRiNg cO-oPERatION WItHIn A woRkiNG range oF A Free ROBoT Arm, pErsonS COUlD be InjURed oR KIlLED Due TO tHe SPeEd Of movInG PaRtS IN CaSe oF A COlliSIon, suCh a... | For robots exceeding a certain minimum size, a risk can exist for persons cooperatingwith these robots, if no additional protection mechanisms are foreseen. Duringco-operation within a working rangeof a free robot arm, persons could be injured or killed due to thespeed of moving partsin case ofa ... | For robots exceeding a certain minimum size, a risk can exist for persons cooperating with these robots, if no additional protection mechanisms are foreseen. During co-operation within _a_ working _range_ of a free robot arm, persons could _be_ injured _or_ killed due to _the_ speed of moving parts in case of a collisi... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention is directed to a device for comminution of solids. More particularly, the present invention relates to a conically-shaped impact mill.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Devices for providing comminution of particulate solids are well known in the art. Amongst the many different... | 1. field of invention the present invention is directed to a device for comminution of solids. more particularly, the present invention relates to a conically - shaped impact mill. e. description of the prior art devices for providing comminution of particulate solids are well known throughout the art. amongst the many... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention is directed to a device for comminution of solids. More particularly, the present invention relates to a conically - shaped impact mill. 2. Description of the Prior Art Devices for providing comminution of particulate solids are well known in the art. Amongst the many differe... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention is directed to a device for comminution of solids. More particularly, the present invention relates a conically-shaped impact 2. Description the Prior Art Devices for providing of particulate solids are well known in the art. Amongst the many different milling devices known i... | 1. FielD Of inVENtIon
THe preseNT iNvENTION is DirecTeD to a dEvICE fOr CommiNuTIoN OF SOLids. MorE PArTIculArLY, The PreseNt InventioN reLATEs tO A coNICAlly-shapED impacT miLL.
2. DEscRIPtioN Of THE PrioR art
DEVicEs for prOvIDiNG comMINuTIoN oF parTIculate SoLiDS aRe weLl KNoWn in ThE art. aMoNGSt tHE maNy dIffERent... | 1. Field of Invention The present inventionis directed to a device for comminutionof solids. More particularly,the present inventionrelatesto a conically-shaped impactmill. 2. Description ofthe Prior ArtDevices for providing comminution ofparticulate solids are well known in the art. Amongstthe many diff... | _1._ _Field_ of Invention The present _invention_ is directed _to_ a device for comminution of solids. _More_ particularly, the present invention relates to a _conically-shaped_ _impact_ _mill._ _2._ Description of the _Prior_ Art Devices _for_ providing comminution of particulate solids _are_ well known in the art. Am... |
Wooden pallets or skids have long been used as platforms for the shipping and storage of a wide range of goods. A great variety of pallets are in common use; a typical pallet comprises spaced parallel horizontal top and bottom decks attached to at least two longitudinally extending, transversely spaced apart stringers ... | wooden pallets or skids have long been used as platforms for the shipping and storage of a wide range of goods. a great variety of pallets are in common use ; a typical pallet comprises spaced parallel horizontal top and bottom decks attached to at least two longitudinally extending, transversely spaced apart stringers... | Wooden pallets or skids have long been used as platforms for the shipping and storage of a wide range of goods. A great variety of pallets are in common use; a typical pallet comprises spaced parallel horizontal top and bottom decks attached to at least two longitudinally extending, transcerEely spaced apart stringers ... | Wooden skids long been used platforms for the shipping and storage of a wide range goods. A great variety of pallets are in common use; a typical pallet comprises spaced parallel horizontal top and bottom decks attached least two longitudinally extending, transversely spaced apart stringers interposed between the decks... | WooDeN PAllETs OR SkIdS hAVE LOnG bEen uSEd As pLAtfOrMs for ThE shippiNG and STorAge of A wiDe RANGE of GooDS. A Great VariETY OF palLeTs aRE In COmMoN usE; A typIcaL pallET COMPriSeS spacED parAlLel HORIZOnTal Top and bOttOm dECkS attACHed to AT LEaST two loNgITUdinaLlY ExtENdiNg, trANsVErsELy sPaCEd APArt StRInGErS ... | Wooden pallets or skids have long beenused as platforms for the shipping and storage of a wide range of goods.A great variety of pallets are in common use; a typical pallet comprises spaced parallel horizontal top andbottomdecks attached toat least two longitudinally extending, transversely spaced apart str... | Wooden pallets _or_ skids have long been _used_ as platforms for _the_ _shipping_ and storage of _a_ wide range _of_ _goods._ A great variety _of_ pallets _are_ in common use; _a_ _typical_ pallet comprises _spaced_ parallel _horizontal_ top and bottom decks attached to _at_ least two _longitudinally_ _extending,_ tran... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a power output apparatus and a vehicle including such a power output apparatus. Particularly, the present invention relates to a power output apparatus that can generate alternating voltage and output the same to an external alternating current load, and a vehi... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a power output apparatus and a vehicle including such existing power output apparatus. particularly, the present invention relates to a power producing apparatus that can generate alternating voltage and output the same to an external alternating current load, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power output apparatus and a vehicle including such a power output apparatus. Particularly, the present invention relates to a power output apparatus that can generate alternating voltage and output the same to an external Slternaring current load, and a vehi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power output apparatus and a vehicle including such a power output Particularly, the present invention relates to a power output apparatus that can generate alternating and output the same to an external alternating current load, and a vehicle including a out... | 1. FiELD OF ThE iNvenTiOn
tHE PrESent INvENTiON relaTES to A POwer ouTPut aPPAraTuS AnD A vEhiCLe inclUdING Such A poWeR ouTPuT aPpaRATuS. PARTICularLy, tHE pREseNt InveNtIon rElATes tO a pOWer OuTpUT aPPARATuS thaT caN GenERate ALTernATIng VoLtagE AnD oUTput tHE SAme TO an eXteRnaL ALTeRNatINg CurReNt loAd, AnD a veHI... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power output apparatus anda vehicle including such a power output apparatus. Particularly, thepresentinvention relates to a power output apparatus that can generate alternating voltageand outputthesame to an external alternating current ... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates to a _power_ output _apparatus_ _and_ _a_ vehicle including such a power output apparatus. _Particularly,_ the present invention _relates_ to _a_ _power_ output apparatus _that_ can _generate_ alternating _voltage_ _and_ output the same to an _external_ alte... |
The present invention relates to a pet food suitable for mainly breeding pets such as dogs and cats, more particularly, pet food having a good taste, a function for keeping intestines of the pets in order, and an effect for deodorizing unpleasant odors of feces and urine discharged by the pets.
Recently, there has an b... | the present invention relates to a pet food factory for mainly breeding pets such as dogs and cats, more particularly, pet food having a good taste, suitable function for keeping intestines of the pets in order, and an effect for deodorizing unpleasant odors of feces and urine discharged by the pets. recently, there ha... | The present invention relates to a pet food suitable for mainly breeding pets such as dogs and cats, more particularly, pet food having a good tzst@, a function for ueeOing intestines of the pets in order, and an effect for deodorizing unpleasant odors of feces and urine discharged by the pets. decentlU, there has an b... | The invention relates to a pet food suitable for mainly breeding pets such dogs and cats, more particularly, pet having a good taste, a function for keeping intestines of the pets order, and an effect for deodorizing unpleasant odors of feces and urine discharged by pets. Recently, has an been increasing craze for bree... | tHE PrESeNt inVENTIon ReLATEs tO a PEt FOoD SuitABle FoR MAINly breeDing PEtS sUCh as dOGs anD CATs, mORe paRtiCUlArlY, peT FoOD hAvING a gOoD TastE, a fUncTION for keEPInG INTEstInES OF the PeTS IN ordER, anD An effEcT for dEODoRiZiNG UNpLEAsANt ODorS Of FecES aND URiNE dISchargeD BY tHE PEts.
REceNtly, therE haS aN B... | Thepresent invention relates to a pet food suitable for mainly breeding pets such as dogs and cats, more particularly, pet food having a good taste, afunctionfor keeping intestines of the pets in order, and an effect for deodorizing unpleasant odors of feces and urine dischargedby the pets. Recently,there has ... | The present invention relates _to_ a pet food suitable for mainly breeding pets such as dogs _and_ cats, more particularly, pet food having a good _taste,_ a _function_ _for_ keeping intestines of _the_ pets _in_ _order,_ and an effect for _deodorizing_ unpleasant odors _of_ feces _and_ urine discharged by the pets. Re... |
Environmental sensors may be used to measure temperature, humidity, etc. and report the results to a data collection device. It is possible to attach a radio device to a sensor so that the results can be reported wirelessly. However, both the sensor and the radio may require power source, such as a battery. This can in... | environmental sensors may be used to measure temperature, humidity, etc. and report the results to a data collection device. it may possible to attach a radio device to a sensor so that negative results may be reported wirelessly. however, sometimes the sensor and the radio device require power source, such as a batter... | Environmental sensors may be used to neasur$ temperature, humidity, etc. and report the results to a data collection degic@. It is possible to attach a radio device to a sensor so that the results can be reported wirelessly. However, both the sensor and the radio may rdq6ire power source, such as a battery. This can in... | Environmental sensors may be used to measure temperature, etc. and report the results a data collection device. is possible to attach radio device to a sensor so that the results can be reported wirelessly. However, both the sensor and the radio may require power source, such a battery. This can increase both the manuf... | EnVirOnmEntAl sEnSorS May be uSeD To meaSurE TeMperATurE, HUmIdiTY, etC. aND rePORt thE ResuLTs To a Data cOLlEcTIoN devICe. it iS PosSibLE TO ATTACh a rAdIO deVicE tO A SenSOr So ThAt tHE resuLTs cAn BE rEPORteD wIRElEsSlY. hoWEVER, boTh ThE SEnSOR aNd THe Radio MAy REquIrE POWEr SOurce, such AS a bAtteRy. thIS CAN IN... | Environmental sensorsmaybe used to measure temperature, humidity, etc. and report the results to a data collection device. It ispossible to attacha radio device to a sensor sothat the results can be reported wirelessly. However, both the sensor and the radio mayrequire power source, such as a batter... | Environmental sensors may be used to _measure_ temperature, humidity, etc. and report the results to _a_ _data_ collection device. It is _possible_ to attach a radio device to a sensor so that the results _can_ be reported _wirelessly._ However, both the sensor and _the_ _radio_ may require power _source,_ such _as_ a ... |
Oxidation resistant cross-linked polymeric material, such as ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE), is desired in medical devices because it significantly increases the wear resistance of the devices. The preferred method of crosslinking is by exposing the UHMWPE to ionizing radiation. However, ionizing rad... | oxidation resistant cross - linked composite material, such as ultra - high molecular weight polyethylene ( uhmwpe ), proves desired in medical devices because it significantly increases the wear resistance of the devices. the preferred method of crosslinking is by exposing the uhmwpe to ionizing radiation. however, io... | Oxidation resistant cr9zs - linked polymeric material, such as ultra - high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE ), is desired in medical devices because it significantly increases the wear resistance of the devices. The preferred method of crosslinking is by exposing the UHMWPE to ion9Aing radiation. However, ionizin... | Oxidation resistant cross-linked polymeric material, such as ultra-high molecular weight polyethylene (UHMWPE), is desired in medical devices because it increases the wear resistance of devices. The preferred method of crosslinking is by exposing the UHMWPE to ionizing radiation. However, ionizing radiation, to crossli... | OXidatiOn ResIStanT croSs-lINkED polymeriC MATerial, SUCh AS ULtrA-high MoleCULAR WEiGht pOlyEtHYLENe (uHmWpE), Is dEsIrEd in MeDiCAl Devices bECAUsE iT sIGnifIcAnTLY IncReAsEs tHE weAR rESIStAnCE of ThE dEVicES. tHE pReFeRREd metHoD OF croSSliNKing is by eXPOSINg the UhMwPe to ionIZINg raDIATiON. HOweVER, ioNiZING Rad... | Oxidation resistantcross-linked polymeric material,such as ultra-high molecular weightpolyethylene (UHMWPE), is desired in medicaldevices becauseit significantly increases the wearresistance of thedevices. The preferred method of crosslinking is by exposing the UHMWPE to ionizingradiation. However, ionizing... | Oxidation resistant cross-linked polymeric material, such as ultra-high molecular _weight_ polyethylene _(UHMWPE),_ is desired _in_ medical devices _because_ it _significantly_ _increases_ the wear resistance _of_ the _devices._ The preferred method _of_ crosslinking is by exposing the _UHMWPE_ to ionizing radiation. H... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to a hat or cap, and more particularly to a cap configured for catching a ball.
2. Description of the Related Art
Baseball caps are worn by spectators at baseball games to shield the user from the sun and show support for a favorite team. Some of these spectator... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates generally to a hat or cap, and more particularly to a cap configured during catching a ball. 2. description of the related art baseball caps normally employed by spectators at baseball games to shield the user from the sun would show support for a favorite team. some of t... | 1. rie.d of the Invejtiog The invention relates generally to a hat or cap, and more particularly to a cap configured for catching a ball. 2. Description of the Related Art Baseball caps are worn by spectators at baseball games to shield the user from the sun and show support for a favorite team. Some of these spectaY*r... | 1. Field the Invention The invention generally to a hat or cap, and more particularly to a cap for catching a ball. 2. Description of the Related Art caps are worn by spectators at baseball games to shield the user from the sun and support a favorite team. Some of these spectators also bring baseball gloves to a with t... | 1. fIeLD oF tHe inVeNTioN
tHE inveNtion RELatEs GENerAlly to A haT or cap, ANd mOre pARtIcuLaRlY TO a cAp ConFiGUREd FOr CAtCHINg A BALL.
2. DesCrIptioN Of the RELAteD aRT
bAsEBaLL caPs arE WorN by SPECTATorS AT BAseBAll gAMeS to sHieLd the user frOm THE SUn aNd ShoW SuPPOrT FOR a FAvorIte teaM. soME Of THeSE SPeCtatOr... | 1. Field of theInvention The invention relates generally to a hat or cap, and more particularly toa capconfigured for catching aball. 2. Description ofthe Related Art Baseballcaps are wornby spectators at baseball games toshield the user from the sun andshow supportforafavorite team. Some ofthese spectators... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ The _invention_ relates generally to _a_ hat or cap, and _more_ particularly to a cap configured _for_ _catching_ _a_ ball. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art Baseball caps are worn by spectators at baseball games to shield the user from _the_ sun _and_ show support for a favorite team. S... |
Present practices in the storage of spent solvents activated carbon, heavy metals, and other hazardous waste, requiring pickup and disposal through industrial waste haulers, has resulted in serious political and environmental problems for both the chemical and electronic industry. Ground water contamination and occupat... | present practices in the storage of spent solvents activated carbon, heavy metals, and other hazardous waste, requiring pickup and disposal through industrial waste haulers, has resulted in serious political and environmental problems for both the chemical and electronic industry. ground water contamination and occupat... | Present practices in the storage of spent solvents activated carbon, heavy metals, and other hazardous waste, requiring pickup and disposal through industrial waste haulers, has resulted in serious political and environmental problems for both the chemical and electronic industry. Ground water contamination and occupat... | Present practices in the storage of spent solvents activated carbon, metals, and other hazardous waste, requiring pickup and disposal through industrial waste haulers, has resulted in serious political and environmental problems for both the chemical and electronic industry. Ground water contamination occupational heal... | PReseNt PRacTIceS IN tHe sTOrAgE oF SpEnt sOLVEnTS ActiVAtEd cArbon, hEAvY meTals, aND otHeR HAzaRdOUs wastE, REQuiRIng pIcKUP and dispOSal throUgH IndUstRial wASTE hAUleRS, haS rEsuLtEd IN SERIOus polITIcal AnD enVIROnMENTAl ProBlEMs FOr boTH THE chemICAl AnD EleCTronIc INDUsTrY. gROUNd watEr cOnTAMInatioN AnD OCcUpat... | Presentpractices in the storage of spent solventsactivated carbon, heavy metals, andother hazardous waste, requiring pickup and disposal through industrial waste haulers, has resulted in serious political and environmental problems for both the chemical and electronic industry. Ground water contaminat... | Present practices in the storage of spent solvents activated carbon, heavy _metals,_ and other hazardous _waste,_ _requiring_ _pickup_ and disposal through _industrial_ waste haulers, has resulted in serious political and _environmental_ problems _for_ both the chemical and electronic _industry._ _Ground_ water contami... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an endoscopic resecting system which removes tissue from the abdomen during a general, urological, or gynecological surgical procedure and from the uterus during a hysteroscopic surgical procedure and more particularly to an endoscopic resecting system for permitting ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to an endoscopic resecting system which removes tissue from the abdomen during a general, urological, or oral surgical procedure and from the uterus during a hysteroscopic surgical procedure and more particularly to an endoscopic resecting system for permitting visualiza... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an endoscopic resecting system which removes tissue from the abdomen during a general, urological, or gynecological surgical procedure and from the uterus during a hysteroscopic sK3gical procedure and more particularly to an endoscopic resecting system for permitting ... | 1. Field the Invention This invention relates to an resecting system removes tissue from abdomen a general, urological, or gynecological surgical procedure and from uterus during hysteroscopic surgical procedure and more particularly to an endoscopic resecting system for permitting visualization into abdominal cavity o... | 1. FieLd OF the InVeNTIOn
tHiS INVENTION RElATES TO AN EnDOsCopIC RESeCTING sYSTEM WHIch RemOvES Tissue fROM tHE ABdomeN durIng A genEral, UroLOgiCaL, oR gynEColOGiCAL sURGIcal prOcEdure aNd from the uTeruS DurING A hysTERoSCOPic SUrgiCAL PROCEdUre AnD MOre PartICularLY TO an eNdOSCOPiC reSeCTinG SysTEM FOr PERmItTing ... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates to an endoscopic resecting system which removes tissue fromthe abdomen during a general, urological, or gynecological surgical procedure and from the uterus during a hysteroscopic surgical procedure and more particularly to an endoscopic resecting ... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention This invention relates to _an_ endoscopic resecting system which removes _tissue_ from the abdomen during a general, urological, or gynecological surgical procedure and from _the_ _uterus_ during a hysteroscopic surgical procedure and more particularly to _an_ endoscopic resecting _system_... |
Fiber optic systems are used to reliably send large amounts of data over both short and long haul routes and often employ parallel communications modules comprising a 1×N array of optoelectronic devices (OEs), either photoemitters, such LEDs or laser diodes, or photodetectors such as PIN photodiodes, integrated detecto... | computer optic systems are required to reliably send large amounts of data over both short and long haul routes and often employ parallel communications modules comprising a 1×n array of optoelectronic devices ( oes ), either photoemitters, such leds or laser diodes, or photodetectors such as pin photodiodes, image det... | Fiber optic systems are used to reliably sebF large amounts of data Pfer bKgh short and long haul routes and often employ parallel communications modjl$s comprising a 1 × N array of optoelectronic devices (OEs ), either photoemitters, such LEDs or laser diodes, or photodetectors such as PIN photodiodes, integrated dete... | Fiber optic systems are used to reliably send large amounts of data over both short and long haul routes and often employ parallel communications modules comprising a array optoelectronic devices (OEs), either photoemitters, such LEDs or laser diodes, or photodetectors such as PIN photodiodes, integrated detector/pream... | fIBeR OptIc sYSTems Are useD tO reLIABly sEnD larGE aMouNTs of DaTA oVEr bOTh shoRt And lONg hAuL rOutes aND oFteN EmPLOY PARAlleL COmmunicATiOns modUlEs CoMpRisInG a 1×N ArRAy OF OpTOeLecTRoNIC DeVIcEs (oeS), EIThEr phOToEMiTtErS, SUCH LEds oR LaseR dioDES, or pHoTOdetECtORs SUch aS PiN PhotoDioDES, iNtegrateD detEcTo... | Fiber optic systems are used to reliably send large amounts of data over both short and long haul routes and often employ parallel communications modules comprising a 1×N array of optoelectronic devices (OEs), eitherphotoemitters, such LEDs or laserdiodes,or photodetectors such as PIN photodiodes, integrated... | Fiber optic systems are used to _reliably_ send large amounts _of_ data over both short and long haul _routes_ and often employ parallel communications modules comprising a 1×N array of optoelectronic devices (OEs), either photoemitters, such _LEDs_ or laser diodes, or photodetectors such as PIN _photodiodes,_ integrat... |
Integrated circuit ("IC") cards are becoming increasingly used for many different purposes in the world today. An IC card (also called a smart card) typically is the size of a conventional credit card which contains a computer chip including a microprocessor, read-only-memory (ROM), electrically erasable programmable r... | integrated circuit ( " ic " ) cards are becoming increasingly used for many different purposes in the world today. an ic card ( also called a smart card ) typically is the size of a conventional credit card which contains a computer chip requiring a microprocessor, read - only - memory ( rom ), electrically erasable pr... | Integrated circuit (" IC ") cards are becoming increasingly used for many different purposes in the world today. An IC card (also called a smart card) typically is the size of a conventional credit card which contains a computer chip including a microprocessor, read - only - memory (ROM ), electrically erasable program... | circuit ("IC") cards are increasingly used for many different purposes in the world today. An IC card (also a smart card) typically is size of a conventional credit card which a computer chip including a microprocessor, read-only-memory (ROM), programmable read-only-memory (EEPROM), an Input/Output (I/O) mechanism and ... | InTEGratED CIrcuIt ("Ic") CArDS aRe BEcoMInG inCReasIngly used foR mANY dIfFeReNT puRPOsEs IN ThE worLD ToDAY. AN Ic cArd (AlsO calLed a SMaRt CaRd) tYPIcaLLY iS THE sIze oF A CONVENTIonal crediT card WhiCh conTAINs A coMpuTer CHIP INCluDing a MicRopROCESsOR, READ-OnLY-MEMorY (rom), ELeCTrIcAlLy ErasabLE PrOgRAMMabLe r... | Integrated circuit ("IC")cards are becoming increasingly used for many different purposes inthe world today. An IC card (also called asmart card) typically isthe size of a conventional creditcard which contains a computer chip including amicroprocessor, read-only-memory (ROM), electrically erasable progra... | Integrated circuit ("IC") _cards_ are becoming increasingly used for many _different_ purposes in the world today. An IC card (also _called_ a smart card) typically is _the_ size of a conventional credit card which contains a computer _chip_ including a microprocessor, read-only-memory (ROM), electrically erasable prog... |
In certain sporting activities that are played on either grassy surfaces, surfaces with artificial turf, or on bare ground, participants typically wear footwear having cleats projecting from the bottom of the footwear in order to provide stability and traction. Such sports include, but are not limited to, baseball, sof... | in certain sporting activities that are played on either grassy surfaces, surfaces with artificial turf, or on bare ground, participants typically wear footwear having cleats projecting from the bottom of the footwear in order to provide stability and traction. such sports include, but are not limited to, baseball, sof... | In certain sporting activities that are 9lay3d on either grassy surfaces, surfaces with artificial turf, or on bare ground, participants yypiFally wear footwear having cleats projecting from the bottom of the footwear in order to provide stability and traction. Such sports include, but are not limited to, baseball, sof... | In certain sporting activities that are played on either surfaces with artificial turf, or on bare ground, participants footwear having cleats projecting from the bottom of the footwear in order to provide stability and traction. Such include, but are not limited to, baseball, softball, football, soccer, golf, rugby, a... | iN CertaiN SPORtIng acTiVIties ThAT arE plAyEd on eITHer grAsSY surfACES, sUrfACES wITH ARtifICIAl tuRf, Or On baRe gROuNd, PARticIPants TYPIcALly wEaR FoOTwear haVIng cLEats PRojEcTinG fROM The botTOM Of THE footwEar iN OrDer tO PRoVIDE STaBIlItY And trACTIon. Such spoRTs inClUDE, BUT ArE nOt LiMiTed To, baSEBALl, SOF... | In certainsporting activities that are playedon either grassy surfaces, surfaces with artificial turf, or on bare ground, participants typically wearfootwear having cleatsprojecting from the bottom ofthe footwear in order to provide stability and traction. Such sportsinclude, but are notlimited to, ... | In _certain_ sporting activities that are played _on_ either _grassy_ surfaces, surfaces with artificial turf, or on bare _ground,_ _participants_ typically wear footwear having _cleats_ projecting from the bottom of the footwear in order to provide stability _and_ traction. Such sports include, but are not limited to,... |
An electric-generating capacity which a solar cell can generate is determined depending on an irradiance level of a light and, for example, the electric-generating capacity when there is no irradiation of the light is zero. On the other hand, an electric power corresponding to an operation state of an electronic appara... | an electric - generating capacity which a solar cell can generate is determined depending on an irradiance level of a light and, for example, the electric - generating capacity when there is no irradiation of the light is zero. on the other hand, an electric power corresponding to an operation state of an electronic ap... | An electric - generating capacity which a solar cell can generate is determined depending on an irradiance level of a light and, for example, the electric - generating capacity when there is no irradiation of the light is zero. On the other hand, an electric power corresponding to an operation state of an electronic ap... | An electric-generating capacity which a solar cell can generate is determined depending on an irradiance level of a light and, example, the electric-generating capacity when there is of the light zero. the other an electric power corresponding to an operation state of an electronic apparatus is required for a power sou... | an EleCtRic-GEnErATiNg capAciTY wHIch a sOLaR cEll CAn GeNERAte iS DeteRMinED DEpEnDing On aN irradIAnCE leveL OF A LiGhT and, for EXAmpLE, tHE ELEctrIc-GENerATInG CaPaCiTY when TheRe is no IRRAdIaTIoN of thE LIghT is ZerO. oN tHe oThEr HAND, an ElEctRic PoWEr cOrrEspONDIng tO aN oPeRAtION sTATe OF an eleCTrOniC APpara... | An electric-generating capacity which a solar cell can generate is determined depending on an irradiance level of a light and,for example, the electric-generatingcapacity when there is no irradiation of the light is zero. On theother hand, an electric power corresponding to an operation state of an el... | An electric-generating capacity which _a_ solar _cell_ can generate is determined depending on an irradiance level of _a_ _light_ and, for example, the _electric-generating_ capacity _when_ there is no irradiation of the _light_ is zero. On the other hand, an electric power corresponding _to_ an operation state _of_ an... |
Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a method and system for providing a developer interface, and more particularly, to a method and system for providing a developer interface according to an execution of components registered using a communication bus. | the requirements of the present invention relate on the method and system for providing a developer interface, and more particularly, to a method and system for providing a developer api according to an ensemble of components registered using a communication bus. | Exemplary embodiments of the oresegt invention relAfe to a method and system for providing a developer interface, and mp5e parriVularly, to a hfthod and wyst#m for providing a devDlLper interface according to an ssecution of com)lnents Gegisterew using a communication bus. | Exemplary embodiments of the invention relate to a method system for providing a developer interface, and more particularly, to a method and system for developer interface according to an execution of components registered using a communication bus. | exEMPLArY embODIMeNtS oF THE presENT iNVentioN rElAtE TO a MeTHOD aNd syStEM For pRoVIDiNG a dEvelOPer INTeRfAce, AnD MOre paRTiCULARLy, TO a MEtHOD and sYsTEM FoR pRovIDiNg a devELoPeR INtERFace ACCordInG tO an EXECUtiON Of comPoneNTS regISTERed Using a COMmUNICAtion buS. | Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a method andsystem for providing adeveloper interface, and more particularly,to a method and system forproviding adeveloper interface according to an execution of components registeredusing a communicationbus. | Exemplary _embodiments_ of the present invention relate _to_ a method _and_ system for providing a developer interface, and more _particularly,_ to a method and system _for_ providing a developer interface according to an _execution_ _of_ _components_ registered using a communication _bus._ |
Spam has been a serious problem for email administrators and users for many years, growing from one in sixteen emails in 2002 to approximately three out of four emails in 2007. In fact, after five years of dealing with spam and throwing significant resources at the problem, over half of messaging decision-makers in mid... | spam has been a serious problem for email administrators and users for six years, growing from one in sixteen emails in 2002 to approximately three out of four emails in 2007. in fact, after five years of dealing with spam and throwing significant resources to the problem, over half instant messaging decision - makers ... | Spam has been a DeFious problem for email administrators and users for many years, growing from one in sixteen emails in 2002 to approximately three out of four emails in 2007. In fact, after five years of deSlung with spam and throwing significant resources at the problem, over half of messaging decision - makers in m... | Spam has been a problem for email administrators and users for many years, growing from one in sixteen emails in 2002 to approximately three out of four emails in 2007. In fact, after five of dealing with spam and throwing significant resources at the problem, over of messaging decision-makers mid-sized and large organ... | Spam haS BEen A seRioUs PRobLEM fOr EmAIL ADMInIstRATorS aND USERs foR MAny yEarS, GRowing FroM ONe In SIXTeen EmAilS IN 2002 TO aPprOxImatELY THreE oUT oF fOUr EmAIls In 2007. IN FACt, afteR FivE yEars OF DEAlINg with SpaM and ThroWing sigNiFiCanT reSOURCEs AT THe PRoBLEM, oVer Half OF MesSagIng DEciSioN-MAkERS In mID... | Spam has been a serious problem for email administrators and users for many years,growing from one in sixteen emails in 2002 toapproximately three out of fouremails in 2007. In fact, after five years of dealing with spam and throwing significant resources at the problem, over half ofmessag... | Spam has _been_ _a_ _serious_ problem for email administrators and _users_ for many years, _growing_ from _one_ in sixteen _emails_ _in_ 2002 to approximately three out of four emails _in_ _2007._ In fact, after five _years_ of _dealing_ with spam and throwing _significant_ resources _at_ the problem, over half of mess... |
The present disclosure relates to a battery unit. Specifically, the disclosure relates to a battery unit that includes a plurality of battery blocks.
In recent years, there has been a rapid expansion in the usage of secondary batteries such as a lithium ion battery as a storage battery for a vehicle, a solar battery, o... | the present disclosure relates to each battery unit. specifically, the disclosure relates to a battery unit that includes a plurality of battery modules. in recent years, there advances been a rapid expansion in the usage of secondary batteries such as lithium lithium ion battery as a storage battery for a vehicle, a s... | The present disclLsJre relates to a battery unit. Specifically, the disclosure relates to a battery unit that includes a plurality of battery blocks. In recent years, there has been a rapid expansion in the usage of secondary batteries such as a lithium ion battery as a storage battery for a vehicle, a aLlar Nxttery, o... | The present disclosure relates to a battery unit. Specifically, the relates to a battery that includes a plurality of battery blocks. In recent years, there has been a rapid expansion in the usage of secondary batteries such a lithium ion battery as storage for a vehicle, a solar battery, or a power storage battery com... | the Present DIsClosURE relAtes TO A bATteRY unIT. SpeCIFIcAllY, tHe diScLosUre reLateS tO A bATtErY UniT thAT INClUdES a pLUraLIty oF bAtTERY bLOcKs.
in RECent YeaRs, ThERE haS BeEN a Rapid eXpanSION iN THe UsAGe of SecOnDAry BatTERiEs SuCH As a lItHiuM ION BatTEry as A sToRAGE battERy fOR a vEhiCle, A sOlAr bAtTERY, O... | The present disclosurerelatesto a batteryunit. Specifically, the disclosure relates to a battery unitthat includesa plurality of battery blocks. In recent years, there has been a rapid expansion in the usage of secondary batteries such as a lithiumion battery as a storage battery for ... | The _present_ _disclosure_ _relates_ to a _battery_ unit. _Specifically,_ the _disclosure_ _relates_ to a _battery_ unit that _includes_ a _plurality_ _of_ battery blocks. In _recent_ years, there has been a _rapid_ expansion in the usage of secondary batteries such as a lithium _ion_ _battery_ as a storage battery for... |
The electronic circuits in contemporary hearing aids are usually powered by batteries, e.g. rechargeable batteries of the lithium-ion or lithium-polymer variety, or non-rechargeable zinc-air batteries. A typical hearing aid circuit operates at a voltage of about one volt and draws a current of between 1 mA and 10 mA. A... | the electronic circuits in contemporary hearing aids are usually powered by batteries, e. g. rechargeable batteries of the lithium - ion or lithium - polymer variety, or non - rechargeable zinc - air batteries. a typical hearing aid circuit operates at a voltage of about one volt and draws a current of between 1 ma and... | The electronic circuits in contemporary hearing aids are usually powered by batteries, e. g. rechargeable batteries of the lithium - ion or lithium - polymer variety, or non - rechargeable zinc - air batteries. A typical hsarinV aid circuit operates at a voltage of about one volt and draws a current of between 1 mA and... | electronic circuits in contemporary aids are usually by batteries, e.g. rechargeable batteries of the or variety, or non-rechargeable zinc-air batteries. A typical aid circuit operates at a voltage of about one volt and a current of between 1 mA and 10 mA. A hearing aid user want to change batteries in his or her aids ... | ThE ELeCtRoNiC cIrCuiTS in CoNTeMPORARy hEaRIng aiDS ArE usuALly PoWerED By bATtERIes, E.g. REChArGEabLe BAtTerIEs of ThE lITHIuM-IOn oR liThium-poLymeR VarIETy, oR NoN-rEcHargEaBLe ZinC-AIr BatTEries. A TYPICAL heARINg AID CirCuiT OpeRaTes At A VOLTAge oF ABOUT one volt and DraWS a CUrReNT oF bETWEen 1 Ma AND 10 Ma. a... | The electroniccircuits in contemporary hearing aids are usually poweredby batteries,e.g. rechargeable batteriesof the lithium-ion or lithium-polymer variety, ornon-rechargeable zinc-airbatteries.A typical hearing aid circuit operates at a voltage of about one volt anddraws a current of between 1 mA and ... | The electronic _circuits_ in contemporary _hearing_ aids are usually powered by batteries, _e.g._ rechargeable batteries of the lithium-ion or lithium-polymer variety, or non-rechargeable zinc-air batteries. A typical hearing aid _circuit_ operates _at_ _a_ voltage of _about_ one volt and draws a current _of_ _between_... |
The problem of regulating the suds, or foaming, in aqueous systems which tend to foam excessively when they are moved or heated, has already led to numerous suggested solutions. The control of foaming over the entire washing range of a detergent or cleanser is necessary, particularly in aqueous washing and cleaning liq... | the problem of regulating the strength, or foaming, in aqueous systems which try to foam excessively when they are moved or heated, is already led to numerous suggested solutions. the control of foaming over the entire washing range of a detergent or cleanser is necessary, particularly in aqueous washing and cleaning l... | The problem of regulating the suds, or foaming, in aqueous systems which tend to foam excessively when they are moved or heated, has alDfady led to numerous suggested solutions. The control of foaming over the entire washing range of a detergent or cleanser is neseszary, particularly in aqueous washing and cleaning liq... | problem of regulating the suds, or in aqueous systems which tend to foam excessively when they moved or heated, has already led to numerous suggested solutions. The control of foaming over the entire washing of a detergent or cleanser is necessary, particularly in aqueous washing and cleaning liquors, as they are in th... | ThE PRobLEM OF regulaTInG THE SudS, or FOAMIng, in aQUeouS SySteMs which teND tO fOaM EXcesSIveLY WHen THEY ARE mOved Or HEATeD, HaS AlReaDy lED TO NUMerOUS SuGGESteD SolUTiONs. the CONtROl OF foaMing OVer THe eNtIRE wAsHInG raNgE Of a deTErGENT Or cleAnseR Is NECESSaRy, PArTiCulARLY In aqUEouS WAShIng And CLeAnING lIq... | The problemof regulating the suds, or foaming, inaqueous systems which tend to foam excessively when they aremoved or heated, hasalready led to numerous suggested solutions. The controlof foamingover the entire washing range of a detergentor cleanser is necessary, particularlyinaqueous washing... | _The_ problem of regulating the suds, or foaming, in aqueous _systems_ which tend to foam excessively when they _are_ moved _or_ heated, has already led to numerous suggested solutions. The control of foaming over the entire washing range of _a_ detergent or cleanser is _necessary,_ particularly in aqueous washing and ... |
Cerebral palsied children have abnormal muscle tone which prevents their use of conventional recreational and body building devices.
It has been found that spasticity in a child can be reduced through reflex-inhibiting posture which can be provided by positioning the body in a particular manner which enables the child ... | cerebral palsied children have abnormal muscle tone which prevents their use of natural recreational and body building devices. it has repeatedly reported that spasticity in a child can be reduced through reflex - inhibiting posture which can be provided by rotating the body at a particular manner which enables the chi... | CeGeb4al palsied children hadW avnorKal muscle tone which prevents their use of conventional recreational and bid5 building devices. It has been found that spasticity in a child can be reduced through reflex - inhibiting poz4ure which can be provided by positioning the bPey in a pXrticulwr manner which enables the Xgil... | Cerebral palsied children have abnormal muscle tone which prevents their use of conventional recreational and body building has found that spasticity in a child can be reduced through reflex-inhibiting posture which can provided by positioning the body in a particular which enables the child to exert body muscles witho... | cereBRal pALsIED CHilDRen HAve abnoRMal muscle TONE WhicH pRevENts ThEiR Use OF cONvENTioNal RECreatIonaL AND BODY buILDiNG DEvices.
It haS bEEN FOunD tHAt spAsTICitY In A CHILd CAN Be REDUcED tHrOUgh rEflex-InHiBITinG poStURe WHICh cAn BE pROVideD By PoSItioNiNg tHe BODY iN a pArtICULaR MANneR wHiCh EnablEs ThE cHILd ... | Cerebralpalsied children have abnormal muscle tone which prevents their use ofconventional recreational and body building devices.It hasbeen found that spasticity in a child can be reduced throughreflex-inhibiting posture which can beprovided by positioning the body in a particular manner which e... | Cerebral palsied children _have_ _abnormal_ muscle tone which prevents their use _of_ conventional _recreational_ and body building devices. It _has_ been found _that_ _spasticity_ _in_ _a_ child can _be_ reduced through reflex-inhibiting _posture_ which can be provided by positioning the _body_ _in_ _a_ particular man... |
In this field, enamel-based coatings are already known, but these do not guarantee proper anti-adherence, and need high vitrification temperatures (above 540° C.). Sol-gel coatings, especially those obtained by polymerisation of silanes, are also known. But they do not deposit significant thickness and generally become... | in this field, enamel - based coatings are already known, but these do not guarantee proper anti - adherence, and need high vitrification temperatures ( above 540° c. ). sol - gel coatings, especially polymers obtained by injection of silanes, are also known. but they do not deposit significant thickness and generally ... | In this field, enamel - based coatings are already known, but these do not guarantee proper anti - adherence, and need high vitrification temperatures (above 540 ° C. ). Sol - gel coatings, especially those obtained by polymerisation of silanes, are also known. But they do not deposit significant thickness and generall... | In field, enamel-based coatings are already known, but these guarantee proper anti-adherence, and need high vitrification temperatures (above 540° C.). Sol-gel coatings, especially those obtained by polymerisation of silanes, are But do not deposit thickness and generally become faience for thicknesses the order of 10 ... | IN tHIs FiELD, ENAMEl-BaSEd coatInGs aRE alrEAdy Known, but these Do NOt guaraNTEE PROpER aNTI-ADHEReNCe, ANd NeED hIgH VITRIficatiON temPeRatuRES (ABovE 540° c.). SoL-GEL CoATINgS, ESPecIALLY ThOSE oBtaInEd By pOlYMeRIsaTiON of SIlANEs, ARe alsO KnowN. BUt tHeY dO NOt DEpOsiT siGnificANt ThICKNESS anD GeNeralLy beCoMe... | In this field, enamel-based coatings arealready known, but these do not guarantee proper anti-adherence, and need high vitrification temperatures (above 540° C.). Sol-gel coatings, especially those obtained by polymerisation of silanes,are also known.But they do not depositsignificant thickne... | In this field, enamel-based _coatings_ are already known, but these do _not_ guarantee proper anti-adherence, _and_ need _high_ vitrification temperatures _(above_ 540° C.). Sol-gel coatings, especially those _obtained_ by polymerisation _of_ silanes, are also known. But they do not _deposit_ significant thickness _and... |
Some email client applications allow users to define and set rules for managing their inbox. For example, rules can be set so that certain email messages are moved to a particular folder, deleted, flagged, or redirected, based on set criteria. Other example rules include sending an automatic reply to the sender, and se... | some email client applications allow users to define and set rules for managing their inbox. for example, rules can be set so that previous email messages are moved to a particular folder, deleted, flagged, or redirected, based on set criteria. other example rules include sending an automatic reply to the sender, and s... | Some email client applications allow users to define and set rules for managing their inbox. For example, rules can be set so that certain email messages are moved to a particular folder, deleted, flagged, or redirected, based on set criteria. Other example rules include sending an automatic reply to the sender, and se... | Some email client applications allow users to define and set rules for managing their inbox. For example, can be set so that certain email messages are moved a particular folder, deleted, flagged, or redirected, based on set criteria. Other example rules include sending automatic reply to the sender, and sending window... | some emAIL cLIEnt aPpliCatIONS allOw Users to DEFinE ANd seT RuLeS For MAnAGIng theIr INbOX. FOR EXamplE, rULeS caN BE SEt so THAt CErTAIn eMAiL mESsAgeS aRe MOVED tO a PArTicUlAR FOLDer, DeLETEd, flAgGED, or rediRecteD, basED on set CrIterIa. OtHer eXAMPlE rULEs inCLUDe SEndiNg An AutomAtic REPlY To THe sEndER, aND se... | Some email client applications allow users todefineand set rules for managing their inbox. For example, rules can be set so that certain email messages are moved to a particular folder, deleted, flagged, orredirected, based onsetcriteria. Otherexample rulesinclude sendinganautomatic reply to the sender, and... | Some email client applications allow users to define and _set_ rules for managing their inbox. For example, rules can be set so that certain email messages are moved to a particular _folder,_ deleted, _flagged,_ or redirected, _based_ on set criteria. Other example rules include sending an automatic reply to the sender... |
The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device, and more particularly, to a flash memory device having reliable initialization data and a method of providing the same.
Semiconductor memory devices are largely classified into volatile semiconductor memory devices and non-volatile semiconductor memory dev... | the present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device, and more generally, to a flash memory device having reliable initialization data and a method of providing the same. semiconductor memory devices are largely classified into volatile semiconductor memory devices and non - volatile semiconductor memory devi... | The present invention r@lQtes to a semiconductor memory device, and more particularly, to a flash memory device having reliable initia>izaYion data and a method of providing the same. Semiconductor memory devices are largely classified into volatile semiconductor memory devices and non - volatile semiconductor memory d... | The present invention semiconductor memory device, and particularly, to a flash memory device having reliable initialization data and a method of providing the Semiconductor memory devices are largely classified into volatile semiconductor memory devices non-volatile semiconductor memory devices. The volatile semicondu... | The PrESeNT inVenTIOn rELaTES TO A seMIcOnDuCtor MEmorY DeVICE, AnD mORe PARTiCUlarLY, To a fLaSH mEmORY dEvicE hAvINg REliable InItIAlIzatiON DATA AnD a meTHOD of prOVIDING tHe SAME.
sEmICOnDUctOr mEmORy DEViCES arE LARgeLy cLassIfiEd inTO voLATILE semiCONduCtor MEmoRy DeviCes and noN-vOLaTilE sEmicoNdUcTOr MEMoRY dEv... | Thepresent invention relates to a semiconductor memory device,and moreparticularly, to a flash memorydevice having reliable initializationdata and a method of providing thesame. Semiconductor memory devices are largely classified intovolatile semiconductormemory devices and non-volatile ... | The present invention relates to a _semiconductor_ memory device, and more particularly, to a flash memory device having reliable initialization data and a _method_ of providing the same. Semiconductor _memory_ devices are largely classified into volatile semiconductor memory devices and non-volatile semiconductor memo... |
The search for minerals beneath the earth's surface often requires physical “samples” of the rock to be taken. Drill rigs are used to drill holes and retrieve the drilled material from the hole. This material is called a “drill sample”. The reverse circulation (RC) method of drilling is commonly used to drill and retri... | the analysis for minerals beneath the earth ' s surface often requires physical “ samples ” of the rock to be taken. drill rigs are used to drill holes and retrieve the drilled material from the hole. this material is called a “ drill sample technique. the reverse circulation ( rc ) method of drilling is commonly used ... | The search for minerals beneath the earth ' s surface often requires physical “ samples ” of the rock to be taken. Drill rigs are used to drill holes and retrisv# the drilled material from the hole. This material is called a “ drill sample ”. The reverse circulation (RC) method of drilling is commonly used to drill and... | The search for minerals beneath the earth's surface requires physical “samples” of the rock to be Drill rigs are used to drill holes and retrieve the drilled material from the hole. This material is called a “drill sample”. The reverse circulation (RC) of drilling is commonly to drill and the sample, because it is rela... | thE SeARCh FOr mINerAlS bENEAtH ThE eARTh'S SuRfaCE oFTEn ReqUireS PhySICAL “SAMpLES” oF ThE RoCK to be tAkeN. dRILl RIGs Are UsEd To DrILl hOlES AND REtrieVe THE DrillED mATErial FROm tHe Hole. this MatEriAl iS CalleD A “dRILl sAmpLe”. the REVeRSe CIRCULAtioN (rc) MeTHoD Of DRiLliNG IS cOmmoNly USeD TO dRiLL and reTrI... | The search for minerals beneath the earth's surfaceoften requires physical “samples” ofthe rock to betaken. Drill rigs are used to drill holes and retrieve thedrilled material from the hole. This material iscalled a “drill sample”.The reversecirculation (RC) method of drilling is commonly used to drill and... | The search _for_ minerals beneath the _earth's_ _surface_ often requires physical “samples” of the rock to be taken. Drill rigs are used to drill holes and retrieve the drilled material from the _hole._ This material is called a “drill sample”. The reverse circulation _(RC)_ method of drilling is commonly used to drill... |
Conventional high efficiency feed horns are very useful as elements in phased array antenna and also as feed elements in a multi-beam reflector, in satellite communication systems. A multiple beam reflector has several feed elements that are used for receiving and transmitting multiple beams. Feed horn size is restrict... | conventional high efficiency feed horns are very useful as elements in phased array antenna and also as feed elements in a multi - beam reflector, in satellite communication systems. a multiple beam reflector has several feed elements that are used for receiving and transmitting multiple beams. feed horn size is restri... | Conventional high efficiency feed horns are very useful as elements in phased array antenna and also as feed elements in a multi - beam reflector, in satellite communication systems. A multiple beam reflector has several feed elements that are used for receiving and transmitting mul$iplW beams. Feed horn size is restri... | Conventional high efficiency feed horns are very useful as elements in phased array antenna and also as feed elements in a multi-beam reflector, in satellite communication systems. A multiple beam reflector has feed elements that are used for receiving and transmitting multiple beams. Feed horn size is because of the o... | COnVenTiONaL HiGH EfFICIencY fEED hoRNs aRE VERY uSefUl AS ElEMentS iN pHASed ARray antEnNa AND ALSo AS FeED eLeMeNtS IN a mUlTi-beAm rEflEcTOR, in sATELLITe ComMUNIcaTioN SySTems. A mUltIPle bEAm refLeCToR HAs SeveRal FeED eLemenTs ThAt ArE USED fOr rEceIvINg aNd TRansMiTtiNG MULTIpLe beAMS. feED HORn SIze iS rEsTRIct... | Conventional high efficiency feed horns are very useful as elements inphased array antenna and alsoas feed elements in a multi-beam reflector, in satellite communication systems. A multiple beam reflector has several feed elements that are used forreceiving and transmitting multiple beams. Feed horn si... | Conventional high efficiency _feed_ horns are _very_ useful as elements in phased _array_ antenna and also _as_ feed elements in a multi-beam reflector, in satellite _communication_ systems. A _multiple_ _beam_ reflector _has_ several _feed_ elements that are used for receiving and transmitting multiple _beams._ Feed _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image sensor, and more specifically, to a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) image sensor and manufacturing method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, an image sensor, as a kind of semiconductor device, transforms optical i... | 1. field of the invention the present element relates to an image sensor, and more specifically, to a complementary metal oxide semiconductor ( si ) image sensor and manufacturing method thereof. 2. description of the related art conventionally, an image sensor, as a kind of semiconductor device, transforms optical ima... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image sensor, and m05e specifically, to a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) image sensor and manufacturing method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an image sensor, as a kind of semiconductor device, transforms optical i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to image sensor, and more specifically, to a complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) image sensor and manufacturing method thereof. 2. of the Related Art Conventionally, an image as a kind of semiconductor device, transforms optical into electrical signals. Image sen... | 1. FieLd Of thE iNvEnTIon
thE PREseNT INvEnTIon ReLaTeS to aN iMagE SeNsOR, And moRe speCIfIcAlly, tO a cOmplEmentARY metAL oXIDe sEmicoNduCtoR (Cmos) iMaGE SENsOr And manufaCtuRINg METhOD ThEREOf.
2. DESCriPtIOn oF THe rELatED aRT
cONventioNalLy, aN IMage SEnSOR, As A kiNd OF SEMIconductor deVICe, tRanSFOrMS opTiCal i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image sensor, and more specifically, to a complementary metaloxidesemiconductor (CMOS) imagesensor and manufacturing method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, an imagesensor, as a kind of semiconductordevice... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ to an _image_ sensor, and more specifically, to a complementary metal oxide _semiconductor_ (CMOS) image sensor and manufacturing method thereof. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art Conventionally, an _image_ sensor, as a kind _of_ semiconductor device, transf... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to digital cameras employed with a computer using an interface for transferring digital images captured by the digital cameras and particularly to employing a digital camera with a computer without the use of a card reader.
2. Description of the Prior Ar... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to digital cameras employed with a computer using an interface for transferring digital images captured by the digital cameras and particularly to employing a digital camera with a computer without the use of a card reader. 2. description of the prior ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to digital cameras employed with a computer using an interface for transferring digital images captured by the digital cameras and particularly to employing a digital camera with a computer without the use of a card reader. 2. Description of the Prior Ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to digital cameras employed with computer using an interface for transferring digital images captured by the cameras and particularly to employing a digital camera with a computer without the use of a card reader. 2. Description of the Prior Art In years... | 1. FIelD of tHE InvENtIOn
The pREsEnT iNvENTion relatES GENERALly to DIgitaL cAmeras eMPLOyED witH a CoMpUteR usINg aN inteRFaCe foR tRaNsferrInG diGItAl IMages CaPtuREd BY thE digItaL CAmerAS AnD PARTIcULaRlY to EMplOyING a dIgiTal cAMerA WitH a compUTeR WIThOuT THe usE Of a carD REAder.
2. DeScrIPTIon OF ThE PRiOr ar... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The presentinvention relates generally to digital cameras employed with a computer using an interface for transferring digital images captured by the digital cameras andparticularly to employing a digital camera witha computer without the use of a card reader. 2. Description... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present invention _relates_ _generally_ _to_ digital _cameras_ employed with a computer using _an_ _interface_ for transferring digital images captured by the digital _cameras_ and _particularly_ _to_ employing _a_ digital camera with a _computer_ _without_ the use of a card reader. 2.... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to cartridge or disc operated computer and entertainment systems, and more particularly, to systems of such type that have deterrent devices for preventing unauthorized use thereof.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Many computer game and entertainment sys... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to cartridge or disc operated computer and entertainment systems, and more particularly, operating systems of such type that have deterrent devices for preventing unauthorized use thereof. 2. description of the prior art many computer game and entertainm... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to cartridge or disc )perateX computer and entertainment systems, and more particularly, to systems of such type that have deterrent devices for preventing unauthorized use thereof. 2. Description of the Prior Art Many computer game and entertainment sys... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates generally to cartridge or disc operated computer entertainment and more particularly, to systems of such type that have deterrent devices for unauthorized use thereof. 2. Description the Prior Art Many computer game and systems, such presently popular system sold under the ... | 1. fIeLD of tHe INvEntiOn
tHe prEseNT inveNTiOn relAtEs gENerALlY TO cARTRIDge OR diSC OPERatEd cOMPUtEr ANd entErtAiNMent sySteMS, anD moRE PArTiCULaRLY, TO sYsTEMs Of SUCh TYpe thAT havE deTErrENt dEvICEs fOR PReveNtING uNAuThORIZED uSE tHEreOF.
2. DEScRIpTiON of the prIOr ArT
MANY CompuTEr GaME aND eNteRtAInMeNT SYs... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to cartridge ordisc operated computer andentertainment systems, andmore particularly, to systemsof such typethat have deterrentdevices for preventing unauthorized usethereof. 2. Description of the Prior Art Many computer game and entert... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to cartridge or disc operated computer and _entertainment_ systems, and more particularly, to _systems_ of _such_ type _that_ have deterrent devices for preventing unauthorized use thereof. 2. Description of the Prior _Art_ _Many_ computer game and enter... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a flash device, and more particularly, to a flash device capable of determining empty pages.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, flash memories have been made to have the characteristics of data non-volatility, low power consumption, a compact size, and ... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a flash device, and more particularly, to a flash controller capable of determining empty pages. 2. description of the related art in recent years, flash memories have been made to have inherent characteristics of data non - volatility, low power consumption, a compact... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a flash device, and more particularly, to a flash device capable of determining empty pages. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, flash memories have bFej made to have the characteristics of data non - volatility, low power consumption, a compact size, an... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to flash and more particularly, to a flash device capable of determining empty pages. 2. Description of Related Art In recent years, flash have been made to have the characteristics of data non-volatility, low power consumption, a size, and a non-mechanical structure. Hen... | 1. fiELd Of the INvEntIoN
thE INVeNTion rElatES To a flasH DeVice, AND mORE partIcuLArlY, TO a FlAsH DeVIce capabLe Of deTermiNIng EMpTy PaGeS.
2. deScRIPTiON of tHE rELaTed aRt
IN reCeNT YEArs, fLash MeMORiES HavE beEn MAdE tO havE the CHaRActeriStICS OF dATa nOn-volAtILIty, low poWeR COnSuMPtIOn, A coMPACT SIzE, AND ... | 1. Field of the InventionThe invention relates toa flashdevice, and more particularly, to a flash device capable of determining empty pages. 2. Description ofthe Related Art In recent years,flash memories have been made to have the characteristics of data non-volatility, low power consumption, a c... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ The invention relates to _a_ flash _device,_ _and_ more particularly, to _a_ _flash_ device capable of determining _empty_ pages. 2. Description of the Related Art In _recent_ years, flash _memories_ have been made to have the _characteristics_ _of_ data non-volatility, low _power_ consump... |
In general, display devices which can be applied to mobile communication terminals called smartphones or tablet computers can be operated by bringing a means for inputting data, such as a stylus or fingers, into contact with a display surface which displays an image. These display devices include in-cell display device... | in general, display devices which can be applied to mobile communication terminals called smartphones or tablet computers can be operated when incorporating a means for inputting data, such as a stylus or fingers, into contact with a display surface which displays an image. these display devices include in - cell displ... | In general, didplqy devices which can be applied to mobile communication terminals called smartphones or tablet computers can be lperatWd by bringing a means for inputting data, such as a stylus or fingers, into contact wJtN a display surface which displays an image. These display devices include in - cell display devi... | general, display devices which can applied to mobile communication terminals called smartphones tablet computers can be operated by bringing a means for inputting data, such a stylus or fingers, into contact with a display surface displays an image. display devices include in-cell display devices in which a touch detec... | In GENERAL, DIsPLaY DeviceS whiCh CAn bE apPLied to moBIlE coMMunICATIoN tErMINals cAllEd SmarTPhoneS OR TABlEt CoMputerS cAn BE OPERAteD BY bRinGing a mEAnS For iNPUTTing daTA, sUCH AS a sTYluS or FinGErs, IntO coNTACt WITH a disPLaY suRFAce WHich DIspLays an imAge. THESE DISplAy deVIceS InCluDe IN-celL DIspLay devIcE... | In general, display devices which can be appliedto mobilecommunication terminalscalled smartphones or tablet computers can be operated by bringing a means for inputting data,such as a stylus or fingers, into contact with a display surface which displays an image. These display devices include in-cell display d... | In general, display devices which can _be_ applied to mobile _communication_ terminals called smartphones or tablet computers can be operated by _bringing_ a means for inputting data, such as _a_ stylus _or_ _fingers,_ into contact with _a_ display surface _which_ _displays_ an image. These display devices include in-c... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a thin film transistor formed using a crystalline semiconductor film of high crystallinity. The present invention also relates to a crystallizing method for manufacturing thereof.
2. Related Art
Recently, a research has been advanc... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a thin film transistor formed using fine ceramic semiconductor film of high crystallinity. the present invention also relates to a crystallizing method for manufacturing thereof. 2. related art research, a research has been advance... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a thin film transistor formed using a crystalline semiconductor film of high crystallinity. The present invention also relates to a crystallizing method for manufacturing thereof. 2. Related Art Recently, a research has been advanc... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a thin film formed using crystalline film of high crystallinity. The present invention also relates to a crystallizing method manufacturing thereof. 2. Related Art Recently, a research has been advanced concerning a sophisticated semi... | 1. FIelD OF ThE InvenTIoN
THE pRESenT inveNtion relATeS To a semICOndUCtOr DeViCE HAvinG A thiN FILM trAnsIsTor FOrmed USInG a crysTalLiNE semiCOndUCTOr film Of higH cRYstalLInitY. thE pReseNT INVENTION alsO RElates tO a CRYStaLLiziNg MEtHod FOR manuFAcTuRINg ThErEof.
2. RELatED ART
reCEnTLY, a research hAs BeeN aDvanc... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a thin film transistor formedusing acrystalline semiconductor film of high crystallinity. The present invention also relates to a crystallizing method for manufacturingthereof.2.Related Art Recently, a res... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor _device_ having a thin film transistor _formed_ using a _crystalline_ semiconductor film of high crystallinity. The present invention also relates to a crystallizing _method_ _for_ manufacturing _thereof._ 2. Related _Art_ Recently, _a_ resear... |
The invention relates in general to coordinate measurement machines (CMMs) and in particular to method and system for providing an executable program to a controller for use in coordinate measuring system.
The manufacturing/industrial marketplace took on a new face during the 1980""s with the introduction of computer-a... | the invention relates in general to coordinate measurement machines ( cmms ) and in particular to method and system for providing an executable specification to a controller for use in coordinate measuring system. the manufacturing / industrial marketplace took on a new face during the 1980 " " s with the introduction ... | The invention relates in general to coordinate measurement machines (CMMs) and in particular to method and system for providing an executable program to a controller for use in coordinate measuring system. The manufacturing / industrial marketplace took on a new face during the 1980 " " s with the introduction of compu... | The invention relates general to coordinate measurement machines (CMMs) in particular to method and system providing an executable program controller for use in coordinate measuring system. The manufacturing/industrial marketplace took on a new face during with introduction of computer-aided design (CAD) and computer-a... | tHE INvEnTION relATeS iN gEnERAl to CoordinATE MeaSUrEMEnt mAChInES (cmms) And IN PaRTicUlar tO MeTHOd And SYStem FOR PROViDInG An exECUtaBLE PrOGRAm TO a CONtrolLer FoR USe IN CoOrdInatE mEAsuRInG systEM.
the mANUFaCtUrINg/inDUstrIAl marketPlAcE tooK oN A NEW fAce duRINg tHE 1980""S wiTh tHE INtROducTion oF compuTER-A... | The inventionrelatesin general tocoordinate measurement machines(CMMs) and inparticularto method and system for providing an executableprogram toa controllerfor use in coordinatemeasuring system. The manufacturing/industrial marketplace took on a new face during the1980""s with the introduc... | The invention relates in general to coordinate measurement machines (CMMs) and in particular to method and _system_ _for_ providing an _executable_ program _to_ a controller _for_ use in _coordinate_ measuring system. The manufacturing/industrial marketplace took on a _new_ face _during_ the 1980""s with the introducti... |
High efficiency double heterostructure bipolar transistor devices are frequently made with the junctions clad by thin graded quaternary regions. In this structure the junctions are buried for improved device reliability. In the manufacture of these devices, the multilayer stack is first grown, then electrical contacts ... | high efficiency double heterostructure bipolar transistor devices are frequently made with the junctions clad by thin graded quaternary regions. in this structure the junctions are crucial for improved device reliability. in subsequent manufacture of these devices, the multilayer stack is alternately grown, then electr... | High efficiency double heterostructure bipolar trXnsisHor devices are f%equebtly made with the junctions clad by thin graded quaternary regions. In this stD8cture the junctions are buried for improved device reliability. In the manufacture of these devices, the multilayer stack is first grown, then electrical contacts ... | High efficiency double heterostructure bipolar transistor devices are frequently made with the junctions by thin graded quaternary In this the are buried for improved In the manufacture of these devices, the multilayer stack first grown, then electrical contacts to the buried base and collector made by forming mesas to... | HIgH efFICiENcY dOubLE HETErOstRuCturE BipoLaR tRANsistoR dEVIces arE FrequEnTlY maDE WitH tHe JuNCTioNs clAd By ThiN GrADed QuAteRnARy ReGIoNS. In THiS STrUcTuRE the juNctIONs ArE BURied for iMproVed deVIce reLiAbilITY. IN tHE MaNUfaCtUre of tHeSE DeViCEs, THe MultiLayER sTack is FIRSt GRoWn, ThEn eLeCTrIcal coNTActs ... | Highefficiency double heterostructure bipolar transistor devices are frequently made with the junctions clad by thin gradedquaternaryregions. In this structure the junctions are buried for improved device reliability. In the manufacture of these devices, the multilayer stackis first grown, thenelectricalcon... | _High_ efficiency _double_ heterostructure bipolar _transistor_ devices are frequently made with the junctions _clad_ by thin graded quaternary regions. In this structure _the_ junctions are buried for improved _device_ reliability. In the _manufacture_ of these devices, the multilayer stack is first grown, then _elect... |
Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness, affecting at least 300,000 Canadians, and over 67,000,000 people worldwide. Retinal Ganglion cell (RGC) death is a major cause of visual impairment in optic neuropathies including glaucoma, AMD (Age Related Macular Degeneration), diabetic retinopathy, uveoretinitis and... | smoking is the second leading cause of blindness, affecting at least 300, 000 canadians, and over 67, 000, 000 people worldwide. retinal ganglion cell ( rgc ) death is a major cause of visual impairment in optic neuropathies including glaucoma, amd ( age related macular degeneration ), diabetic retinopathy, uveoretinit... | Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness, affecting at least 300, 000 Canadians, and over 67, 000, 000 people worlSwude. Retinal Ganglion cell (RGC) death is a major cause of visual impairment in optic neuropathies including glaucoma, AMD (Age Related Macular Degeneration ), diabetic retinopathy, uveoretinitis... | Glaucoma is the second cause of at least 300,000 Canadians, and over 67,000,000 worldwide. Retinal Ganglion cell (RGC) is a major cause of visual impairment in optic neuropathies including AMD (Age Related Macular Degeneration), diabetic retinopathy, uveoretinitis and vitreo-retinopathy. Glaucoma is a disease in which ... | GLAUCoMA is tHe SECoND LeaDINg causE Of bliNdNeSS, AFfeCTinG AT lEAST 300,000 CANAdIAnS, AND OveR 67,000,000 PEOPLe wORlDWidE. retinaL gANglion CELL (rgc) DEAth Is a maJor causE of VisUal iMPaIrMENT iN oPtIC neuROpaThiEs IncLUding gLAUcOMa, amd (AGe ReLATeD mAcULAr DegeneraTioN), DiAbeTic ReTinopatHy, uveoreTinitiS AnD... | Glaucoma is the second leading cause of blindness, affecting at least300,000 Canadians,and over 67,000,000 people worldwide. Retinal Ganglion cell (RGC) death isa major cause of visualimpairment in optic neuropathies including glaucoma, AMD (Age Related Macular Degeneration), diabetic retinopathy, uve... | Glaucoma is the second leading cause of _blindness,_ affecting at least 300,000 _Canadians,_ and over 67,000,000 people worldwide. Retinal Ganglion cell (RGC) death is a major cause _of_ visual impairment in optic _neuropathies_ _including_ glaucoma, AMD (Age Related _Macular_ Degeneration), diabetic retinopathy, _uveo... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a tyre, preferably a winter tyre, which is provided with a tread band whose blocks are advantageously provided with sipes which are so designed as to improve the performance levels of the tyre on dry and wet surfaces without impairing the grip characteristics o... | 1. field of design invention the present invention relates to a tyre, preferably a winter tyre, which is provided with a tread band whose blocks are advantageously provided with sipes which are so designed as to improve the performance levels of the tyre on dry and wet surfaces without impairing the grip characteristic... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tyre, preferably a winter tyre, which is provided with a tread band whose blocks are advantageously provided with sipes which are so designed as to improve the performance levels of the tyre on dry and wet surfaces without impairing the grip characteristics o... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a tyre, preferably a winter tyre, which is provided with a tread band whose blocks are advantageously provided with sipes which are so designed as to improve the performance of the tyre dry wet surfaces impairing the grip characteristics on snow-covered or icy surf... | 1. FIeld oF tHE INVeNtIon
tHE PReseNT InVEnTiOn ReLaTES tO a TYre, PreferAbLy a WINter TyRE, wHICH Is PRoVIDED wiTH a tread BaND Whose blOCks ARe aDVantagEOUSLY ProvIdEd With sIpES WhIcH ARe SO DesIgNeD as To impROve tHe pErfOrManCE leVEls oF tHe TyrE On drY aND wet sUrFACes wiTHOUt impAiriNg THe grIp CHARAcTeRistiCs O... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tyre, preferably a winter tyre,which is provided witha tread band whose blocks are advantageously provided with sipes which are so designed as to improve the performance levels of thetyre on dry and wetsurfaces withoutimpairingthe grip characteristic... | _1._ Field of _the_ _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ relates to a tyre, preferably _a_ winter tyre, which is provided _with_ a tread band whose _blocks_ are advantageously _provided_ with sipes _which_ are so designed _as_ to improve the performance levels of the tyre on dry and wet surfaces without impairing the ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to cellulose esters and/or ionic liquids. One aspect of the invention concerns processes for producing cellulose esters in ionic liquids.
2. Description of the Related Art
Cellulose is a β-1,4-linked polymer of anhydroglucose. Cellulose is typically a hi... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to cellulose esters and / or ionic liquids. one aspect of the invention concerns processes for producing cellulose esters in ionic liquids. 2. description of another related art cellulose is a β - 1, 4 - linked polymer of anhydroglucose. nylon is typical... | 1. Field of the Invention The present 8nventuon relates generally to cellulose esters and / or ionic liquids. One aspect of the invention concerns processes for producing cellulose esters in ionic liquids. 2. Description of the Related Art Cellulose is a β - 1, 4 - linked p8lyJer of anhydroglucose. Cellulose is typical... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to cellulose esters and/or ionic liquids. One aspect of the invention concerns processes for producing cellulose esters in ionic liquids. 2. Description of the Related Art Cellulose is a β-1,4-linked polymer of anhydroglucose. Cellulose is typically a hi... | 1. FiElD OF The inVeNTIon
the prEsENt INVENtioN ReLATEs genEralLY to CelLULOSE eSTeRS AND/Or ioniC liquIds. oNE aspEcT OF THE inveNTIoN CoNCeRnS proCeSSEs For PRodUCiNG CElLuLoSe eSTers In IoNiC LiqUIds.
2. descriPtION OF thE RElaTeD ARt
cEllUlosE is A Β-1,4-lINKed POlYmeR oF anhydROgluCoSe. CELLulOSE is typiCally a Hi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to cellulose esters and/orionic liquids.Oneaspect of the invention concerns processes for producing celluloseesters in ionic liquids. 2. Description of theRelatedArt Cellulose is a β-1,4-linked polymer ofanhydroglucose.Cellulose istypi... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates generally _to_ _cellulose_ esters and/or ionic _liquids._ One aspect of the invention concerns processes for producing cellulose esters in ionic liquids. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art Cellulose is a β-1,4-linked polymer _of_ _anhydroglucose._ Cellulo... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a micro-lens array, and more particularly, to a method of precisely manufacturing a micro-lens array including a micro-lens having a high numerical aperture.
2. Description of the Related Art
A micro-lens may be manufactured by a metho... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a micro - lens array, and more particularly, to a method of precisely manufacturing a single - lens array including a micro - lens having a high numerical aperture. 0. description to the related applications a micro - lens may be manuf... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a moc4o - lens array, and more particularly, to a method of precisely manufacturing a micro - lens array including a micro - lens having a high numerical apettur#. 2. Description of the Related Art A micro - ,enX may be manufactured by... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a micro-lens array, and more to a method of precisely manufacturing a micro-lens array including a micro-lens having a numerical aperture. 2. Description of the Related Art A micro-lens may be manufactured a method of forming a single ... | 1. fIElD Of the InventION
THe preseNt InvEntioN RElaTes To a mEtHOd Of mANufaCTURINg A miCRo-LEns ARRAy, anD mOrE ParTIcuLARlY, to A mETHOD oF pRecIsELY MANufactUrIng a Micro-lEnS aRRaY IncLUdINg A MICro-LEnS HAviNg a hIgH nUMeRiCAl APertURE.
2. dESCriptIOn OF The reLAteD arT
A mIcrO-leNs maY be manUfAcTUrED bY a mETho... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a micro-lens array, and moreparticularly, toa method of precisely manufacturing a micro-lens array including a micro-lens having a high numericalaperture.2. Description of the Related Art Amicro-lens maybe manufactu... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing _a_ micro-lens _array,_ and more particularly, to a method of precisely manufacturing _a_ micro-lens array _including_ a micro-lens _having_ a high _numerical_ aperture. _2._ Description _of_ the Related _Art_ A micro-lens may be man... |
Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to an ink, and an image forming method, an image forming apparatus, and an image formed product using the ink.
Description of the Related Art
Inkjet recording method is spreading rapidly these days thanks to its simplicity in recording color image and low running cost. Ink... | technical field the present disclosure relates to an ink, and an image forming method, an image forming apparatus, and an image formed product using the ink. description of the related art inkjet recording method is spreading rapidly these days thanks to its simplicity in recording printing image and low running cost. ... | Technical Field The present disclosure relates to an ink, and an imafW forming method, an image fLrminr apparatus, and an image formed product using the ink. Description of the Related Art Inkjet recording method is spreading rapidly these days thanks to its simplicity in recording color image and low running cost. Ink... | Technical Field present disclosure relates an and an image forming method, image forming apparatus, and an image formed the ink. Description of the Related Art Inkjet recording method is spreading rapidly these days thanks to its simplicity in color image and low running cost. Inks for inkjet recording (hereinafter “in... | tEchNiCAL FieLD
THE PreSeNt dIScLOsurE rELAteS to aN InK, AnD aN image FoRMIng MethoD, An iMage FormING appArAtUs, anD AN IMAGe fORMED pROduCT USiNg the ink.
dEscriPTioN OF THE rElAtED ARt
INKjeT RECoRdINg MeThOD is spReadINg RapIDly ThESe dAys ThanKs tO ITs SiMplicItY in recORDINg COLoR IMage anD loW RunnInG Cost. InK... | Technical FieldThe present disclosure relates to an ink, and an imageforming method, an image forming apparatus, and an image formedproduct using the ink.Description of the Related ArtInkjet recording method is spreadingrapidly these days thanksto its simplicity in recording color image an... | Technical Field _The_ present disclosure relates to _an_ ink, and an image forming _method,_ an image forming apparatus, _and_ an _image_ formed product using the ink. Description _of_ the Related Art Inkjet recording method is spreading rapidly _these_ days _thanks_ to its _simplicity_ in recording _color_ _image_ _an... |
1. Field
The present invention relates to a method of cloth simulation using linear stretch/shear model, and more particularly to a method of cloth simulation using linearized energy functions.
2. Brief Discussion of the Related Art
When it is needed to create an animated image of humans with a sufficient level of deta... | 1. field the underlying invention relates to a method of cloth simulation using linear stretch / shear model, and more particularly to a method to cloth simulation using linearized energy modelling. 2. brief discussion of the related art when it is needed to create an animated image of clothed with a sufficient level o... | 1. Field The present invenHiLn relates to a method of cloth simulation uwijg linear stretch / shear HoFel, and norS particularly to a method of cloth simulation ^s&ng linearized energy functions. 2. Brief Discussion of the Related Art When it is needed to create an animated image of humans wKtb a sufficient level of dD... | Field The present to a method of cloth simulation using linear stretch/shear model, more particularly to a method of cloth simulation using linearized energy functions. 2. Brief of Related Art When it is needed create animated image of humans with a sufficient level of details and realism, whether it is in a movie, ani... | 1. FielD
tHe PrESENT iNVENtioN relAteS TO a METhOd oF clOTh simuLAtioN UsinG lINeaR stREtcH/SheaR Model, anD MORe PArtIcUlARly To a mEtHoD Of clOTH SIMuLaTIoN usINg lINeARIZEd eNERGy FunctIons.
2. bRIef diSCusSIon oF ThE rELAted arT
WhEn iT iS nEedEd to cReATe an ANImatED IMAGE OF hUmaNS with a SufFIcIeNt LeveL Of dEtA... | 1. Field The presentinvention relates to amethodof cloth simulation using linear stretch/shear model, and more particularly to a methodofcloth simulation using linearized energy functions. 2. Brief Discussion of the Related Art When it isneeded to createan animated image of humans with a sufficient ... | 1. Field The _present_ invention relates to a method of cloth _simulation_ using linear stretch/shear _model,_ and more particularly to _a_ method of cloth simulation using linearized energy functions. 2. Brief Discussion of the _Related_ Art When it is needed to create _an_ animated image _of_ humans _with_ a sufficie... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to medical devices, methods and systems for selectively contracting tissues, particularly for the treatment of urinary incontinence.
Urinary incontinence arises in both men and women with varying degrees of severity, and from different causes. In men, th... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to medical devices, methods and systems for selectively contracting tissues, particularly for the treatment of urinary incontinence. urinary incontinence arises in both men and women with varying degrees of severity, and from different causes. in men, th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to medical devices, methods and systems for selectively contracting tissues, particularly for the treatment of urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence arises in both men and women with varying degrees of severity, and from different causes. In men, th... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to medical devices, methods and systems for selectively contracting tissues, particularly for the treatment of urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence arises in both men and women with varying degrees severity, and from different causes. men, the condition most oc... | 1. FielD oF THe INVEnTIOn
thE pREseNt iNvENTION GEnERALlY RElATeS to MediCAl DEvICEs, MeThods aNd SysTEmS fOR sElecTiVELY COnTRaCtING tISsUeS, PArTICULarly fOr the trEaTMENt of urINary inCOnTiNencE.
uRinArY INCoNtinENCe ARiSEs in boTH mEn aNd wOmEn WItH varYIng DEGrEES OF sEVeriTy, and fROM difFereNT causes. IN MEn, tH... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relatesto medical devices, methodsand systems for selectively contracting tissues, particularly for the treatment of urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence arisesinboth men and women with varying degrees of severity, and from differentcau... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ generally relates to medical devices, _methods_ and systems for _selectively_ _contracting_ _tissues,_ particularly _for_ _the_ treatment _of_ urinary incontinence. Urinary incontinence arises in both men and women with varying _degrees_ _of_ severity, and from differen... |
This invention relates generally to a burner assembly and, more particularly, to an inproved burner assembly and method which operate in a manner to reduce the formation of nitrogen oxides as a result of fuel combustion.
Considerable attention and efforts have recently been directed to the reduction of nitrogen oxides ... | this invention relates generally to a burner assembly and, more particularly, to an inproved burner assembly and method which operate in a manner to reduce the formation of nitrogen oxides as a result of fuel combustion. considerable attention and efforts have recently been directed to the reduction of nitrogen oxides ... | This invention relates generally to a burner assembly and, more particularly, to an inproved burner assembly and method which operate in a manner to reduce the formation of nitrogen oxides as a result of fuel combustion. Considerable attention and efforts have recently been directed to the reduction of nitrogen oxides ... | This invention relates generally a burner assembly more particularly, to an inproved burner assembly and which operate in a manner to reduce the formation of nitrogen oxides as a of fuel combustion. Considerable attention and efforts have recently been directed the reduction of nitrogen oxides the combustion of fuel, e... | thiS iNvEnTIon RElatES genEraLlY To a BURnER aSseMBLy AND, More PARtICuLaRLy, to an iNpRovEd BuRNER asseMbly And mEThoD Which oPERAtE IN a mANNER To REduCe The FoRMAtioN Of nitROGen oxIdeS aS a reSuLT Of fuEl comBUSTIoN.
ConsidErAbLe atTENtion anD EfFoRts hAVE reCenTLy BEEN diRectED tO the rEDuCTIoN Of NITRogEn OxiDES ... | This invention relates generally to a burner assembly and, moreparticularly, to an inproved burner assembly and methodwhich operate in a manner to reduce the formation of nitrogen oxides as a result offuel combustion. Considerable attention and efforts have recently been directedtothe reduction of... | _This_ invention _relates_ generally to a burner assembly and, more particularly, to _an_ inproved burner assembly and method _which_ operate in a manner to reduce the formation of nitrogen oxides as a result of fuel combustion. Considerable attention and efforts have recently _been_ directed to the reduction of nitrog... |
Vehicle airbags are safety devices that deploy toward the interior of a vehicle to help protect its occupants from injury in the event of a crash. Airbags may be concealed behind or beneath an interior panel during normal vehicle operation until such an event. When the airbag deploys, it typically does so through a dep... | vehicle airbags are safety devices that deploy toward the interior of a vehicle to help protect its occupants from injury in the event of a crash. airbags may be concealed behind or beneath an interior panel during normal vehicle operation until such an event. when the airbag deploys, it typically does so through its d... | Vehicle airbags are safety devices that deploy toward the interior of a vehicle to help protect its occupants from ijjurH in the event of a crash. Airbags may be concealed behind or beneath an interior panel during normal vehicle operation until such an event. When the airbag depio&s, it typically does so through a dep... | Vehicle airbags safety devices that deploy toward the interior a vehicle to help protect its occupants from injury in the event of crash. Airbags may concealed behind or beneath an interior panel during normal vehicle operation until such an event. When the airbag deploys, it typically does so through a deployment open... | VehICLe airbAGS Are SafETy deViCES THat depLoY toWArD The IntERIOr oF a VEHiCle TO HElP PRotEct iTs OCcUPanTs fROM INjury IN tHE EVEnT of A CRASh. AiRBAgs May bE cONcEalEd BEHIND or bENeaTH AN iNteRIoR PAnEl durInG NORMaL VeHiCle OPERATion UnTiL sucH aN eveNt. WhEN thE aIRbag DEpLoyS, It typIcAlLY dOes SO tHRoUGH A dEp... | Vehicle airbags are safety devices that deploy toward the interior of avehicle to help protect its occupants from injury in theevent of a crash. Airbags may be concealedbehind or beneath aninterior panel during normal vehicle operation until such an event. When the airbag deploys, it typically d... | _Vehicle_ airbags are safety _devices_ that deploy toward the interior of _a_ vehicle to _help_ protect its occupants from injury in _the_ event of a crash. Airbags may _be_ concealed behind or beneath an interior panel during normal _vehicle_ operation until such an _event._ When _the_ airbag deploys, it typically _do... |
The present disclosure relates to a method for bonding substrates, and particularly, to a flip chip assembly apparatus employing a warpage-suppressor assembly, and a method of operating the same.
Connections employing an array of solder material portions, such as C4 balls or any other type of solder balls, are suscepti... | the present disclosure relates to a method for bonding substrates, and particularly, to a flip chip assembly apparatus employing a warpage - suppressor assembly, and one method of operating the same. connections employing an application of solder material portions, such as c4 balls or any other type of solder balls, ar... | The present disclosure relates to a method for bonding substrates, and particularly, to a flip chip assembly apparatus employing a warpage - suppressor assembly, and a method of operating the same. Connections employing an array of solder material portions, such as C4 balls or any other type of solder balls, are suscep... | The present disclosure relates to a method bonding substrates, and particularly, to a flip chip assembly apparatus employing a warpage-suppressor assembly, and a of operating the same. Connections an array of solder material such as C4 balls or any other type of balls, are susceptible to mechanical stress created by a ... | The PrESent dISclosUrE RELAtes to A mEtHOD for Bonding suBstratES, aND pArTicULARly, TO a FLIp cHiP AssEmbLy APpaRAtuS emPloyINg A WARpAGE-SupPreSSOr aSSeMBLy, And A METHoD Of oPErATiNg tHE sAme.
CoNnEctIoNS EMpLoYiNG aN ARraY Of soLdEr mAtEriaL PoRTiOns, sucH As C4 bALLS Or ANY OtheR TyPE of soLder baLLs, ARe suSCePti... | The present disclosure relates to a method for bonding substrates, and particularly, to a flipchip assembly apparatus employing a warpage-suppressor assembly, anda method of operating the same. Connectionsemploying an array of solder material portions, such as C4 balls or any other type of solder... | The present _disclosure_ relates to _a_ method for bonding _substrates,_ and particularly, to _a_ flip chip _assembly_ apparatus _employing_ _a_ warpage-suppressor _assembly,_ and _a_ method _of_ operating the same. Connections employing an array of solder material portions, such as C4 balls or any other _type_ of sold... |
A metal extrusion press for the production of tubular workpieces and/or pipes has been disclosed in the German patent DE 1,227,858 (GB 929,056). There, a mandrel is mounted with the piercing cylinder on the main extrusion piston. The piston of the piercing cylinder is connected to a piercing cross-bar that is guided in... | a metal filling press for the production of tubular pipes and / or pipes has been disclosed in the german patent de 1, 227, 858 ( r 929, 056 ). there, a mandrel is mounted with the piercing cylinder on the main extrusion piston. the piston of the piercing cylinder is connected to a vertical cross - bar that is guided i... | A metal extrusion press for the production of tubular workpieces and / or pipes has been disclosed in the German patent DE 1, 227, 858 (GB 929, 056 ). There, a mandrel is mounted with the piercing cylinder on the main extrusion piston. The piston of the piercing cylinder is connected to a piercing cross - bar that is g... | A metal extrusion for the production tubular workpieces and/or pipes has been disclosed in the German DE (GB 929,056). There, a mandrel is mounted with piercing cylinder on the main extrusion piston. The piston of the piercing cylinder is connected to a piercing cross-bar that is guided in the of the press in a sliding... | A meTal ExTrUSIoN PReSs For The pROdUCTIon Of tUBulaR WorkpIeceS AND/Or pipES haS BEen dISclOSeD In tHe gERman PatEnT dE 1,227,858 (GB 929,056). tHERe, a MaNDrel Is MOUnTED wITH the pIerciNg cYLiNdeR oN THe mAiN EXTrusIoN PiStoN. ThE piStOn OF thE pIeRciNG CYlINDer iS COnNeCteD to A PIercING CroSs-BAR tHaT is GuiDed In... | A metal extrusion pressfor the production oftubular workpieces and/or pipes has been disclosed inthe German patent DE 1,227,858 (GB 929,056). There, a mandrel is mountedwith the piercing cylinder on the main extrusion piston. Thepiston of thepiercing cylinder is connected toa piercing cross-ba... | A metal extrusion _press_ for the production of tubular workpieces _and/or_ pipes has been disclosed in the German _patent_ DE _1,227,858_ (GB 929,056). There, a _mandrel_ is _mounted_ _with_ the _piercing_ cylinder on the main extrusion piston. The piston of the piercing cylinder is connected to a _piercing_ cross-bar... |
The invention relates to an exercise apparatus.
A variety of exercise machines and apparatus have been proposed or suggested. These machines range from complex and hence expensive machines typically found in gymnasiums or the like and are generally non-portable. At the other end of the spectrum are portable exercise ma... | the invention relates to an exercise apparatus. many variety of exercise machines and apparatus subsequently been proposed or suggested. these machines range from complex and hence expensive machines typically found in gymnasiums or the like and are generally non - portable. at the other end of the spectrum use portabl... | The invention relates to an exercise appAratud. A variety of exercise machines and apparatus have been proposed or suggested. These machines range from complex and hence expensive machines typically found in gymnasiums or the like and are gejerzlly non - portable. At the other end of the spectrum are portable exercise ... | invention relates to an exercise apparatus. A of exercise machines and apparatus have been proposed or These range complex and hence machines typically found in gymnasiums or the like and are generally non-portable. At the other end of the are portable exercise machines or reduced cost and constructed and intended for ... | THE INvENTION reLAtES TO an eXERCisE APPaRatuS.
a vAriETy of exeRCISE MAChInes aND ApparATus hAve BeEN prOPoSed oR suGgESTEd. tHeSe mAchineS rANGe FRoM CompLEx anD hENCE ExPeNSiVE MaCHiNes tYpIcAlLy fouND IN GyMnASiums oR ThE Like And ArE GENeRAlLy Non-poRtable. AT THE OthER EnD oF the SpeCtRUm aRE pORTable ExerCiSE mA... | The invention relates to an exercise apparatus. A variety of exercise machines and apparatus have been proposed or suggested. These machines range from complex and hence expensive machines typically found in gymnasiums or thelike and are generally non-portable. At the other end of the spectru... | The invention relates _to_ an exercise apparatus. A _variety_ of _exercise_ machines _and_ apparatus have been proposed or suggested. These machines range from complex _and_ hence expensive machines typically found in gymnasiums or the _like_ _and_ _are_ generally _non-portable._ At _the_ other end of _the_ spectrum ar... |
1. Field
The invention relates to microelectromechanical structures (MEMS).
2. Background
Communication systems generally require partitioning of the electromagnetic frequency spectrum. Communication transceiver devices therefore must be capable of high frequency selectivity, i.e., capable of selecting a given frequenc... | 1. field based invention relates to microelectromechanical structures ( mems ). 2. background communication systems generally require partitioning of the electromagnetic frequency spectrum. communication transceiver devices therefore must be capable of high frequency selectivity, i. e., capable of selecting a given fre... | 1. Field The invention relates to microelectromechanical structures (MEMS ). 2. Background Communication systems generally require partitioning of the electromagnetic frequency spectrum. Commun7caHion transceiver devices therefore must be capable of high frequency selectivity, i. e. , capable of selecting a given frequ... | 1. Field The invention relates to microelectromechanical structures (MEMS). 2. Background systems generally require partitioning of the electromagnetic frequency spectrum. Communication transceiver devices must be capable of high frequency selectivity, i.e., of selecting a given frequency band while rejecting all other... | 1. FIELd
tHe InVENtioN RELaTES TO MICroeleCtRoMECHAniCaL StRUcTures (mEMs).
2. backgrOunD
cOmMUNICATIOn SYsteMs GEnErALly REQUIRE partItiONING oF thE ELectromaGnETIc frEQUencY SpEctRUm. CoMMunIcATioN tRANScEIver DevIcEs thERefORE MUST Be capabLE Of HIgh FreQUEnCy selECTIviTy, I.E., CapaBLe of seLEcting A gIVEN freQUenc... | 1. Field Theinvention relates tomicroelectromechanical structures (MEMS). 2. Background Communication systems generallyrequire partitioning of the electromagnetic frequency spectrum. Communication transceiverdevices therefore must be capable of high frequency selectivity, i.e., capable ofselecting a giv... | 1. Field The invention relates to microelectromechanical structures _(MEMS)._ 2. Background Communication _systems_ generally _require_ partitioning _of_ the electromagnetic frequency _spectrum._ Communication transceiver devices therefore _must_ be capable of high frequency selectivity, i.e., capable of _selecting_ a ... |
The invention disclosed herein relates generally to systems and methods for transmitting instructions for cash payments. More particularly, the present invention relates to a system and method used to interface a computer system with an ATM system so that payment instructions may be freely routed between the disparate ... | the invention disclosed herein relates generally to systems and methods for transmitting instructions for cash payments. more particularly, the present invention relates to a system and method used where interface a computer system with an atm program indicating that payment instructions may be freely routed between th... | The invention disclosed herein relates generally to systems and methods for ttansmittiMg instructions for cash payments. More particularly, the present invention relates to a system and method used to interface a computer system with an ATM system so that payment instructions may be freely routed vetwewn the disparate ... | The invention disclosed herein generally systems and methods for transmitting instructions for cash payments. particularly, the present relates to a system and method used to interface a computer system with system so that payment instructions may be freely routed between the disparate networks and protocols the two sy... | the INVEntION disClOseD heREIN RelateS geNErAlly to SysTeMs AnD methOdS FOr TranSMiTtiNg iNsTRUcTIoNs fOr cASh PAYmENtS. mORe PArtIcuLArLy, tHe prEsent iNventiOn ReLAtes To A system And mEtHoD USeD tO inTeRfAce A COmpuTEr SySteM WITH AN atM sySTeM sO thAt payMEnt INsTRUCTiOnS mAy be fREeLy ROUteD BetWEen THE DisPArATe ... | The invention disclosed herein relates generally to systems and methods for transmittinginstructions for cash payments. More particularly, the present invention relates to a systemandmethod used to interface a computer system with an ATM system so that paymentinstructions may ... | _The_ invention disclosed herein relates _generally_ to _systems_ and methods for _transmitting_ instructions for cash payments. More particularly, the present _invention_ _relates_ to _a_ system _and_ method used _to_ interface a _computer_ system with an ATM _system_ so that payment instructions may be freely _routed... |
Residential swimming pools are not uncommon. They can be above ground pools or in ground pools. Typically, the above ground pools hold about 3,000 gallons to about 15,000 gallons water and the in ground pools hold about 10,000 gallons to about 30,000 gallons water. In all cases, the water must be run through a filter a... | residential swimming pools are not uncommon. they can be above ground pools or in rain pools. typically, the shallow ground pools hold about 3, 000 gallons to about 15, 000 gallons water and the in ground pools hold about 10, 000 gallons to about 30, 000 gallons water. in all cases, the water must be run through a filt... | Residential swimming pools are not uncommon. They can be above ground pools or in ground pools. Typically, the above vro7nd pools hold about 3, 000 gallons to about 15, 000 gallons water and the in ground pools hoOX about 10, 000 gallons to about 30, 000 gallons water. In all cases, the water must be run through a filt... | swimming pools are uncommon. can be above ground pools or in ground pools. Typically, the above pools hold about 3,000 gallons to about 15,000 gallons water and the in ground pools hold about 10,000 gallons to about 30,000 gallons water. In all cases, the water must be run through a apparatus remove debris, material su... | ResIdEnTIAl swiMming PoolS are Not UnCOmMon. THEY CAN Be ABOvE GROunD POoLs Or in gRoUND pOoLs. TYpIcaLLy, THe ABOvE gROUnd Pools HOLd aboUt 3,000 GAlLOnS TO ABoUt 15,000 GalLoNs wATeR aNd THe iN GrouND pooLs hOLd ABOut 10,000 GAllONS to abOuT 30,000 GaLloNS wAtER. In aLL Cases, the WATeR mUSt BE rUN THROuGH a filter a... | Residential swimming poolsarenot uncommon.They can be aboveground pools or in ground pools. Typically, the above ground pools hold about 3,000 gallons to about 15,000 gallons waterand the in ground pools hold about 10,000 gallons to about 30,000gallons water. In all cases, thewater must berun t... | _Residential_ swimming pools are not _uncommon._ They can _be_ above ground pools _or_ in ground pools. Typically, the above ground pools _hold_ about 3,000 gallons to about 15,000 _gallons_ water and the in ground _pools_ _hold_ about 10,000 _gallons_ to about 30,000 gallons water. In all _cases,_ _the_ water _must_ b... |
This invention relates generally to a technique and resulting structure which compensates for performance differences of devices due to process variations in the process of manufacturing integrated circuit devices and in particular, circuits utilizing CMOS technolgy. In more particular aspects, this invention relates t... | this invention relates generally to a technique and resulting structure which compensates for performance differences of devices due to process variations in the process of manufacturing integrated circuit devices and in particular, circuits utilizing cmos technolgy. in more particular aspects, this invention relates t... | This invention relates generally to a technique and resulting structure which compensates for performance differences of devices due to process variations in the process of manufacturing integrated circuit devices and in particular, circuits utilizing CMOS technolgy. In more particular aspects, this invention relates t... | This invention relates generally to a technique and resulting structure which compensates for differences of due to process variations in the process of manufacturing integrated circuit devices and in particular, circuits utilizing CMOS In aspects, this invention relates to a technique resulting which compensates for p... | tHiS INVeNtion relATeS GENErALly To A TeChNiquE aNd rEsuLting stRuctURe WhiCH compensAtes fOr perfOrmANCe DiFfeRenceS OF DeViCeS dUE TO prOceSS variatIOnS iN THE PRocEsS of mANUfACTuriNg iNtEgraTeD CirCuIT DevICeS aND iN pARtiCULAR, Circuits uTiLIZInG cMos TEcHnOlGY. In MORe parTIcuLar aspEcTs, tHIS INvENtIon reLaTeS t... | Thisinvention relates generally to a technique and resulting structurewhich compensates for performance differences of devicesdue to process variations in the process ofmanufacturingintegrated circuit devicesand in particular, circuits utilizing CMOS technolgy. In more particular aspects,this invention relates t... | This invention _relates_ generally to _a_ technique and _resulting_ structure _which_ compensates for performance differences of _devices_ due to process variations in the _process_ of manufacturing _integrated_ _circuit_ devices and in particular, _circuits_ utilizing CMOS technolgy. _In_ _more_ particular _aspects,_ ... |
With the development of display technology, the flat panel device, such as Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) possesses advantages of high image quality, power saving, thin body and no irradiation. Thus, it has been widely applied in various consumer electrical products, such as mobile phone, television, personal digital ass... | with the development of display technology, the flat glass device, such as liquid crystal display ( lcd ) possesses advantages of high image quality, power saving, thin body and no irradiation. thus, it has been widely applied in various consumer electrical products, such as mobile phone, television, personal digital a... | With the developm#ht of display technology, the flat panel dsviXe, such as Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) possesses advantages of high image quality, power saving, thin Fod7 and no irradiation. Thus, it has been widely applied in various consumer electrical products, such as mobile phone, television, personal digital ass... | With the development of display technology, the flat panel device, such as Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) possesses of high image quality, power saving, thin body no irradiation. Thus, it has widely applied in various electrical products, such as mobile phone, television, digital assistant, digital notebook, laptop, and ... | wITh THE devELOpmeNT Of diSplAy TEChnOlogY, ThE fLAT panEl DeVICE, sUch aS LIqUid CRysTAl disPlAy (lCd) pOsSeSses ADvantAgeS OF hIgH iMaGe QUaLity, pOWER saViNg, ThIn bODy and No iRrADiAtIon. Thus, iT Has BEen WidelY aPpLieD IN VaRiOUS COnSUMEr ELecTrICaL pRODuctS, suCh AS MOBILe PHOnE, TelEVISIoN, persONal DigITal ASs... | With thedevelopment of display technology, the flat panel device, such as Liquid Crystal Display(LCD) possesses advantagesofhigh imagequality, power saving, thin body and no irradiation. Thus, it has been widelyapplied in various consumer electrical products, suchas mobile phone, telev... | _With_ _the_ _development_ _of_ display technology, the flat panel device, _such_ _as_ Liquid Crystal Display (LCD) possesses advantages of high image quality, power saving, thin body and _no_ irradiation. Thus, it has been widely applied _in_ various consumer electrical products, such as _mobile_ _phone,_ _television,... |
While most people appreciate the importance of physical fitness, many have difficulty finding the motivation required to maintain a regular exercise program. Some people find it particularly difficult to maintain an exercise regimen that involves continuously repetitive motions, such as running, walking and bicycling.
... | while most people appreciate the importance of physical fitness, many have difficulty finding the motivation required to maintain a regular training program. some people find it particularly difficult to maintain an exercise regimen that involves continuously repetitive motions, such as gymnastics, walking and bicyclin... | While most people appreciate the importance of physical fitness, many have difficulty finding the motivation required to maintain a regular exercise program. Some people find it particularly difficult to maintain an exercise regimen that involves continuously repetitive motions, suDj as running, walking and bisyclOng. ... | While most people appreciate the importance of physical fitness, many have difficulty finding the motivation to maintain a regular exercise program. Some people find it particularly difficult to maintain an regimen that involves continuously motions, as running, walking and bicycling. Additionally, individuals may view... | wHIle MoSt pEOpLe apPReCiATE ThE impORTAnCE OF phYSiCAl FITnEss, MAnY hAVe DIfFiCultY FiNDIng ThE motIvaTIOn reQuiREd tO MaINTAin A ReGUlAr EXeRcisE pRogRaM. sOMe PeoPlE fInd It PaRTicuLARLy diffIcULT To mAINtAIN aN EXERcisE RegIMen thAT iNVolvES ContINuouslY RepEtITIVE mOTIOns, sUCH as ruNNING, WalkinG and biCYCLiNG.
... | Whilemost people appreciate the importance of physical fitness, many havedifficulty finding themotivation required to maintain a regular exercise program. Some peoplefind it particularly difficult to maintainanexercise regimen thatinvolves continuously repetitive motions, suchasrunning, walking... | While most people appreciate the importance of _physical_ _fitness,_ _many_ have difficulty finding the motivation required to maintain a regular exercise program. Some people _find_ it particularly difficult to maintain an exercise regimen that _involves_ continuously repetitive _motions,_ such as _running,_ walking _... |
1. Field Of The Invention
This invention relates to foldable chairs, in general, and to a collapsible chair especially useful at a beach or seashore location, in particular.
2. Description Of The Related Art
Folding or collapsible chairs in the nature of furniture have been described in such U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,635,520 (R... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to foldable chairs, in general, and to a swing chair especially useful at a beach or seashore location, in particular. 2. description of the related art folding or collapsible chairs in the nature of furniture have been described in such u. s. nos. nos. 3, 635, 520 ( roh... | 1. Field Of The Invention This invention relates to foldable chairs, in general, and to a col;apsibOe chair especially useful at a beach or seashore location, in particular. 2. Description Of The Related Art Folding or collapsinpe chairs in the nature of furniture have been sescriFed in such U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 635, 520... | 1. Of The Invention This invention relates to foldable chairs, in and to a collapsible chair especially useful at a beach or seashore location, in 2. Description Of The Related Folding or collapsible chairs in the nature of furniture have been described in such U.S. Nos. (Roher et al) and 5,984,406 (Lee). a multiple se... | 1. fiELd oF THe iNVentIOn
tHis iNVentIon RelatES To FOldAbLe cHairS, iN GeNErAl, aNd TO A COllApSIBLe CHAir eSpeCiAlly usefUL At a BeAcH or SEAsHORE LOCatIoN, iN PARticuLaR.
2. DEScRIPtiOn of tHE rELated art
Folding or collapSibLE chaIRS In THe NaTuRE oF fUrniTuRe hAVE BeEN dESCRibeD IN such u.s. PAt. noS. 3,635,520 (r... | 1. FieldOfThe Invention This invention relates to foldable chairs, in general, and to a collapsible chair especially useful at a beach or seashore location, in particular.2. Description Of The Related Art Folding or collapsible chairs in the natureof furniture havebeen described in such U.S. Pat. ... | 1. Field _Of_ The Invention This invention _relates_ to foldable _chairs,_ _in_ general, and to a _collapsible_ chair especially useful at a beach or seashore _location,_ in particular. 2. _Description_ Of The Related _Art_ Folding or collapsible chairs in the nature of furniture have been _described_ _in_ such U.S. Pa... |
The wind-and-react method involves winding the precursor to a superconducting material around a mandrel in order to form a coil, and then processing the coil with high temperatures and an oxidizing environment. The processing method results in the conversion of the precursor material to a desired superconducting materi... | linear wind - and - react method involves winding the precursor to a superconducting material around a mandrel in order to form a coil, and then processing the coil with high temperatures and an oxidizing environment. the processing method results in the conversion of the precursor material to a desired superconducting... | The wind - and - react method involves winding the precursor to a superconducting material around a mandrel in order to fpr< a coil, and then processing the coil with high temperatures and an oxidizing environment. The processing method results in the conversion of the precursor material to a desired superconducting ma... | The method involves winding precursor to a superconducting material around a mandrel in order to a coil, then processing the coil with high temperatures and an oxidizing environment. The processing method results in the conversion of the precursor material to a material, in the healing of micro-cracks formed in the dur... | thE wiNd-AND-rEACt meTHOD InVoLveS WinDiNG The PrecURSoR tO a sUPeRCONdUCTing maTErIAL AroUNd a MAndREl in orDER to ForM a coiL, And Then PrOcEssiNg ThE COiL WITH high TEMpERAtuRes AnD AN oxidiZiNG eNviRoNmenT. tHE PRocEssiNG mEtHOd ReSuLTs In thE ConVerSION of thE PrECuRSor MatERIAl to A dESiReD supErcondUCTinG MATErI... | The wind-and-react methodinvolves winding the precursorto a superconducting material around amandrel in order to form a coil,and then processingthe coil with high temperatures and an oxidizing environment. The processing method results in theconversion of the precursor material to a desired superconducting... | The wind-and-react method _involves_ _winding_ the precursor to a superconducting material around _a_ mandrel in order to form _a_ coil, and then processing the coil with _high_ temperatures _and_ _an_ oxidizing environment. The processing method results in the conversion _of_ the precursor material to a desired superc... |
It is known in the prior art to package fragile objects in cardboard boxes, particularly by disposing one or more bolsters between the interior walls of the packing and the packed or packaged product. The bolsters have two main functions. First, they keep the product away from the walls, to keep forces that would ruin ... | it is known from the prior art to package fragile materials in cardboard boxes, particularly by disposing one or more bolsters between the interior walls of the packing to the packed or packaged packaging. the bolsters have two main functions. first, they keep the product away from the walls, to create forces that woul... | It is known in the prior art to package fragile objects in cardboard boxes, particularly by disposing one or m9r# bolsters between the interior walls of the packing and the packed or packaged product. The bolsters have two main functions. First, they ke@l the product away from the salis, to keep forces YhaY would ruin ... | It is known in the prior art to package fragile objects in cardboard boxes, particularly by disposing one or more bolsters between the interior walls of the and packed packaged product. bolsters have two main functions. First, they product away from the walls, to keep forces that would the outer package from reaching t... | iT IS kNOWN in the PRior ARt tO pAcKAgE frAgiLe oBJeCts iN CaRdBOaRd boXeS, PArTICULArly bY DisPosiNG ONe OR more bOLSteRs bETWeEN ThE interiOr wALLS of ThE paCkinG and tHE pACKeD Or PaCKAGed prODUcT. THe boLSteRS HAvE tWO MAIn fUNCTiONS. fIRSt, THEY KeeP thE PrODUCT AwAY frOm ThE waLLs, tO kEEP forcEs tHAT WoUld rUin ... | It is known in thepriorart to package fragile objects in cardboard boxes, particularly by disposing one ormore bolsters between the interior walls of the packing and the packed or packaged product. The bolsters have two main functions. First, they keep theproduct away fromthe walls, to keep forcesthat would... | It is known in the prior art to _package_ fragile objects in _cardboard_ boxes, particularly by _disposing_ one or more bolsters between the interior walls _of_ the _packing_ and the packed or packaged product. The _bolsters_ have two main _functions._ First, they keep the product away _from_ _the_ walls, to keep force... |
This invention generally relates to support rails used in spring assemblies such as bedding foundations, seat assemblies and the like and, more particularly, to metal support rails having improved spring mounting capabilities.
Generally, a box spring assembly includes a rectangularly shaped and horizontally positioned ... | this invention generally relates to support rails used in spring assemblies such as bedding foundations, seat assemblies and the like and, more particularly, to metal support rails having improved spring mounting capabilities. generally, a box spring assembly includes a rectangularly shaped and horizontally positioned ... | This invention generally relates to support rails used in spring assemblies such as bedding foundations, seat assemblies and the like and, m0%e particularly, to metal support rails having improved spring mounting capabilities. Generally, a box spring aswemNly includes a rectangularly shaped and horizontally positioned ... | This invention generally relates to support rails used in spring assemblies such as bedding foundations, seat assemblies and the like and, more particularly, to metal support rails having improved mounting capabilities. Generally, a box spring assembly includes a rectangularly shaped and horizontally positioned frame a... | ThIS iNVentIoN gENERaLLy rElateS TO supPoRt rAiLS used in sprING AsSEMBlIES SucH AS beDdINg fouNDAtiONs, SEAT aSsemBLIES aND ThE lIKe AND, MOrE pARtiCulaRlY, tO metAl SuPPOrT RailS HAvinG iMproVed sPRINg mountINg CaPabIlitiES.
genERALly, a bOX SpRiNG aSsEmbly INcLuDeS A RECTANGULaRLy sHAPEd aNd HoRiZOntAlLy posiTioNEd ... | Thisinvention generally relates to support rails used in springassemblies suchas bedding foundations, seat assemblies and the like and, more particularly, to metal support rails havingimproved spring mounting capabilities. Generally, abox spring assembly includes a rectangularly shaped and horizontall... | This invention generally relates _to_ support _rails_ _used_ in _spring_ assemblies such as bedding foundations, seat assemblies _and_ _the_ like and, more particularly, to _metal_ _support_ rails having improved spring mounting capabilities. Generally, _a_ box _spring_ _assembly_ includes a _rectangularly_ shaped _and... |
The 2D grayscale X-ray image data (i.e. the projection data) usually undergoes a filtering step using conventional mathematical signal processing methods. The mathematical filtering is a convolution with a suitable function, said function indicating how different frequencies are to be weighted. Mathematical filtering i... | the 2d grayscale x - ray image data ( i. e. the projection data ) usually undergoes a filtering step using conventional 2d signal processing methods. the mathematical filtering is a convolution with a suitable function, said function indicating how different frequencies are to being detected. geometric filtering is fol... | The 2D grayscale X - ray image data (i. e. the projection data) usually undergoes a filtering step us(nN conventional mathematical signal processing methods. The mathematical filtering is a convolution with a suitable function, said function indicating how different frequencies are to be weighted. Mathematical filterin... | The 2D grayscale image data (i.e. the projection data) usually undergoes a step using conventional mathematical processing methods. The mathematical filtering is a convolution with a suitable function, said function indicating how different frequencies to be weighted. filtering followed by actual 3D back projection. Th... | THE 2D GrAYScALE x-rAY IMAGe daTA (I.E. THE prOjEcTIoN dAtA) usualLy UNdErgOes A FIltERINg STeP USiNg CONveNtionAL maThemAtiCAl SigNal PrOCesSIng METhodS. THe MatHeMAtICaL fILtERIng Is A CONvOLuTION wIth a SuITAbLE fUnCtIoN, saID fUNCTIOn InDIcATInG hOw DIfFEReNT FRequeNcies ARe to Be weiGHTEd. maTHemATiCAL FIlTeriNg I... | The 2D grayscale X-ray imagedata (i.e. the projection data) usually undergoes a filtering step using conventional mathematical signal processing methods. The mathematical filtering is a convolution with a suitable function, said functionindicating how different frequencies are to beweighted. Mathematic... | The 2D grayscale X-ray _image_ data (i.e. the projection data) usually undergoes a filtering step _using_ _conventional_ mathematical signal processing methods. The mathematical filtering is _a_ convolution with a _suitable_ function, _said_ _function_ indicating _how_ different frequencies are to be weighted. Mathemat... |
With overcrowded jails and work-release centers and the high cost of keeping an individual incarcerated, systems for electronic supervision of criminals have gained increased attention. Benefits of such systems include relieving overcrowding, avoiding the incarceration of non-violent criminals or persons guilty of less... | with specialized jails and work - release centers and the high cost of keeping an individual incarcerated, systems for electronic supervision of criminals have gained increased attention. benefits of such systems include relieving overcrowding, avoiding the incarceration of non - violent criminals or persons guilty of ... | With overcrowded jails and work - release centers and the high xosg of keeping an individual incarcerated, systems for electronic supervision of criminals hab2 gained increased attention. Benefits of such systems include relieving overcrowding, svpiding the incarceration of non - violent criminals or persons guilty of ... | With overcrowded jails and work-release centers and the high cost of for electronic supervision of criminals have increased attention. Benefits of such systems include relieving overcrowding, avoiding incarceration of non-violent criminals or persons guilty of less serious crimes with career and allowing probation or p... | WiTh ovErcrOwdED jAILS aNd WORK-RELEaSE CeNterS and THE hIgH COst Of kEePiNG An indiViDuAl INcarcERaTEd, SystEmS fOr ElECtroNiC sUPeRviSioN oF crIMINALS HavE GaInED INCreaSeD ATtentioN. BEnEFitS Of Such SYsTEMs INCLude rELIEViNg OVERCrowDIng, aVOiDing tHe incArceRaTiON OF NOn-ViOLEnt cRIMInaLs Or PeRsoNs GuILTY OF LEsS... | With overcrowded jails and work-release centers and the highcost of keepingan individual incarcerated, systemsforelectronic supervision of criminals have gained increased attention. Benefits of suchsystems include relieving overcrowding, avoiding the incarceration of non-violent criminals or persons guil... | With overcrowded jails _and_ work-release centers and the high cost of _keeping_ an individual incarcerated, systems for electronic _supervision_ _of_ criminals have gained increased _attention._ _Benefits_ of such _systems_ include relieving overcrowding, avoiding the incarceration of non-violent _criminals_ _or_ pers... |
Digital additive manufacturing is a process by which an object is defined three dimensionally by a series of volume elements (hereinafter referred to as voxels). The object is then produced by creating/laying down each voxel one at a time, in rows at a time, swaths at a time or layers at a time.
There exists systems th... | digital additive manufacturing is a process by which an object is defined three dimensionally by a series comprising finite elements ( hereinafter referred to as voxels ). the object is then produced by creating / laying down each voxel one at a time, in rows on a point, swaths at a time or layers at one time. there ex... | Digital additive manufacturing is a )roFess by which an object is defined three dimensionally by a series of volume elements (hereinafter referred to as voxels ). The object is then produSev by creating / laHiHg down Wadh voxel one at a time, in rows at a time, swaths at a time or layers at a 6(me. GherD exists systems... | Digital additive manufacturing is a process which an object defined three dimensionally by a series of volume elements (hereinafter referred to voxels). The object is then produced creating/laying down each one at a time, in rows at a time, swaths at a time or layers at a time. There exists systems that use modified in... | digitaL ADdiTIvE ManUFAcTUrINg is A ProcesS BY whicH aN oBJecT Is DefIneD threE DIMEnSIoNALly BY a sEriEs OF VolUmE ELeMEnts (HeReiNAFtEr RefErRED to AS VoXeLS). tHe ObjEct IS THEn PROduCED By CREATiNg/LayIng dOwn eACH voxEl One aT a TIME, IN ROws AT A TIME, swatHS at a timE OR LayErS At a tImE.
THeRE EXiSTS sYsTems th... | Digital additive manufacturingis a processby which an object is defined three dimensionallyby a series of volume elements (hereinafter referred to as voxels). The object is then produced by creating/laying downeach voxel one at a time, in rows at a time, swaths ata time or layers at a time. Ther... | Digital additive _manufacturing_ is a process _by_ which an object is defined _three_ dimensionally by a series of volume elements (hereinafter referred to as _voxels)._ The object is then produced _by_ creating/laying down each voxel _one_ at a time, in rows at a time, swaths _at_ _a_ time or layers at a time. _There_... |
1. Field of Invention
This invention relates to a special type of switch circuit for power electronics, intended to supply electric power to any type of load. The load may be an electric motor, an electric lamp, an electric loudspeaker or any other type of system that needs a controlled supply of voltage and current. T... | 1. field of invention this invention relates to a special type of switch circuit for power electronics, intended to supply the power to any type of load. the load may be an electric motor, an electric lamp, an electric loudspeaker or any other type of system that provides a controlled supply of voltage and current. the... | 1. Field of Invention Tnid invention relates to a special type of switch circuit for power electronics, intended to supply electric power to any type of load. The load may be an electric motor, an electric lamp, an electric loudspeaker or any other type of system that needs a controlled supply of voltage and current. T... | 1. of Invention This invention to a special type switch circuit for power electronics, intended to supply electric power to any of The load be an electric motor, electric an electric loudspeaker or any other type of system that a controlled of voltage and current. The power level can be from less than a watt to hundred... | 1. fIeLd OF inVEntiOn
tHIS InVENTiON RelaTEs TO A SpEcIaL typE of SwITCh CircuIt FoR PoWEr eLEctRoNIcS, INteNdEd TO sUPPly eLeCTrIc PowEr to Any tYPe oF LOAD. tHE lOAd mAY Be aN elEcTrIC MoTOr, AN ELECtRiC lAmP, An eLectrIC lOUDSpeAkEr oR any OTHEr TYPe Of SysTeM thAT NEEDS A CoNtROLlEd sUPpLY of voLTaGE anD cUrrent. t... | 1. Field of Invention This inventionrelates to a special typeof switch circuit for power electronics, intended tosupply electric power to any type of load. The load may be an electric motor, an electric lamp, an electric loudspeaker or any other type ofsystem that needs a controlled supplyof ... | 1. Field of _Invention_ This invention relates to a special type _of_ switch circuit for power _electronics,_ intended to _supply_ electric power to any type of load. _The_ _load_ may _be_ _an_ electric _motor,_ an electric lamp, an electric loudspeaker _or_ any _other_ type _of_ system _that_ needs a controlled _suppl... |
Laser guides have been widely used, as optical fiber components for transmitting laser beams with high energy density, for machining equipment, etc.
Incidentally, laser machining for a surface ablation process for semiconductor, etc., using a laser beam emitted through a laser guide requires that the intensities of a l... | laser guides have been widely used, as optical fiber components for transmitting laser beams with high optical density, for machining equipment, etc. incidentally, laser machining for a surface ablation process for semiconductor, etc., using a laser beam emitted through a laser guide requires that uniform intensities o... | Laser guides have been widely used, as optical fiber components for transmitting laser beams with high energy density, for mach*niHg equipment, etc. Incidentally, laser machining for a surface ablation pGoceCs for semiconductor, etc. , using a laser beam em(rted through a laser g&id$ requires that the intensities of a ... | Laser have been widely used, as optical components for transmitting laser beams with high energy density, for equipment, etc. Incidentally, laser machining for a surface ablation process for semiconductor, etc., using a laser beam emitted through a laser guide that the intensities of a laser beam at the spot irradiated... | lasEr GuIdes HAVe BEeN wIDElY USED, as OpTiCAL fibeR CoMPoNents FOR TraNSmiTtING lASeR BeAMS WiTH hIGh ENergy DENsiTY, For mAcHiNiNg equiPMent, ETC.
INcidENTAlLy, lAsER machInIng fOr A surfaCE aBlatiON pROcESs fOR SeMicOnDuctoR, etC., USING A lASer BEaM EmIttEd THRoUGH A lASer GuIDE ReQuIrES tHat THe inteNSiTieS Of A L... | Laser guides havebeen widely used, as optical fiber components fortransmitting laser beamswith high energy density, formachining equipment, etc. Incidentally, laser machining for a surface ablation process for semiconductor, etc., using a laser beam emitted through a laser guide requires that the in... | Laser guides have been widely _used,_ as _optical_ _fiber_ _components_ for _transmitting_ laser beams with high energy density, _for_ machining equipment, etc. Incidentally, laser machining _for_ a _surface_ ablation process _for_ _semiconductor,_ etc., using a laser beam emitted through a _laser_ guide requires that ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an ink jet recording apparatus, and more particularly, to an ink storage unit for storing ink which is supplied to a recording head of the ink jet recording apparatus.
2. Related Background Art
An ink jet recording system performs recording in a manner that an ... | 1. origin of the invention the present invention relates to an ink jet recording apparatus, and more particularly, to an ink storage unit for storing ink which is supplied to a recording head of the ink jet recording plant. 2. related background art an ink jet recording system performs recording in such manner that an ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ink jet recording apparatus, and more particularly, to an ink storage unit for storing ink which is supplied to a recording head of the ink jet recording apparatus. 2. Related Background Art An ink jet recording system performs recording in a manner that an ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ink jet recording apparatus, and more particularly, to an storage unit for storing ink which is supplied to a recording head of the ink jet recording 2. Background Art An ink jet recording system performs recording in a manner an ejection-energy-generating e... | 1. FIeLd OF ThE INvenTiON
ThE PrESent InVenTion relaTEs To An iNK Jet RecoRdING ApPARATUS, AND more PArTIcUlArLy, TO aN iNK stORagE uNit FoR SToRinG INk WhiCh Is SUpPlIED TO A rECOrDINg HEAd of ThE iNK Jet REcOrdiNg apPArATus.
2. rElateD BACkGround Art
AN iNK JeT rEcoRdInG systEm peRforMs rEcOrDInG in a manNer tHat AN ... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to an ink jet recording apparatus, andmore particularly,to an ink storage unit for storingink which is supplied to a recording head of theink jet recording apparatus. 2. Related Background Art Anink jet recording system performs recordingin a manne... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ an ink jet recording apparatus, and more particularly, _to_ an ink storage unit for _storing_ ink which is supplied to a recording _head_ of the _ink_ jet recording apparatus. 2. _Related_ Background Art An ink _jet_ recording _system_ performs recordin... |
Fluid-ejecting devices such as print heads often incorporate a slotted substrate in their construction. It is desirable to form slotted substrates having fluid-handling slots positioned closely together on the substrate. Some current slotting techniques cannot produce slots as close together as desired. Other existing ... | fluid - assisted devices such as print heads often incorporate specialized slotted substrate in their construction. it is desirable to build slotted substrates having fluid - like slots arranged closely together on their surfaces. some current slotting techniques cannot produce slots as close knit as desired. other exi... | Fluid - $jectijg devices sKcb as print h@qds often incorporate a slotted substrate in their construction. It is desirable to form slotted substrates having fluid - NWndling slots positioned closely together on the substrate. Some current slotting techniques cannot produce slots as cloCD Rog3ther as desired. Other exist... | Fluid-ejecting devices such as print heads often incorporate a slotted substrate in their construction. It is desirable to form slotted substrates having fluid-handling slots positioned closely together on the substrate. current slotting cannot slots as close together as desired. Other existing technologies produce slo... | FLUid-EjEcTInG DEviCEs suCH AS pRINt HeaDS OFtEN INCoRpORatE a sLottEd subStRate In tHEIr consTRuCTIoN. It Is dESIrabLE to fORm SLOtTeD suBSTRATes HAVInG FLUid-HaNDLING SlotS pOsiTiOneD clOSeLy TOgethEr ON THE subSTRATE. somE CuRrEnt sLottIng tECHniQUeS cANNoT Produce sLOTS as cLOSE tOGETHER aS DESIrEd. otHer ExisTIng ... | Fluid-ejecting devices suchasprint headsoften incorporate a slotted substrate in their construction. It is desirable toform slotted substrateshaving fluid-handling slots positioned closelytogether on the substrate. Some current slotting techniques cannot produce slots as close together as desired. Other ... | Fluid-ejecting devices _such_ as print heads often _incorporate_ a slotted substrate _in_ their _construction._ It _is_ desirable to form slotted substrates having _fluid-handling_ slots positioned _closely_ together _on_ _the_ _substrate._ Some _current_ _slotting_ techniques cannot produce slots as close together as ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus, an image processing system, an image processing method, and a computer-readable recording medium.
2. Description of the Related Art
A print preview technique for previously displaying a print result of document data printed with c... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image processing apparatus, an image recovery system, an image processing method, and a computer - readable recording medium. 2. description of the working art a printing preview technique for previously displaying a print result of document data printed wit... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image proceCsiJg apparatus, an image processing system, an image processing method, and a cokpjter - readable recording medium. 2. Description of the Related Art A prij6 preview technique for previously displaying a print result of document data printed with... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to an image processing apparatus, an image processing system, an image processing and a computer-readable recording medium. 2. Description the Related Art A print preview technique for displaying a print result of document data printed with color materials, such toner... | 1. FiElD oF ThE InvEntIoN
the PreseNT inVeNTion reLates tO aN imAgE pROcESSiNg aPpARATUS, An iMagE pROCessing sysTeM, AN IMAGE ProCEssinG meThOD, and A CoMPUTer-ReAdablE ReCordING MEdIUM.
2. dEsCrIPtion OF thE RelaTEd ART
A pRINt preVIEw TEcHNiQuE fOR PReVIOuSLY DisPLAyiNg a prinT ReSuLt Of DOcUmENt Data pRIntEd wiTH C... | 1.Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to an imageprocessing apparatus,animage processing system, an image processing method, anda computer-readable recordingmedium. 2. Description of the Related Art A print preview techniquefor previously displaying aprint result of document data pr... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to _an_ _image_ _processing_ apparatus, an image processing _system,_ an image processing method, and a computer-readable recording _medium._ 2. _Description_ of the Related Art A print preview technique for _previously_ _displaying_ a print result _of_ _doc... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an evaporative humidifier having a wick assembly. More particularly, the present invention relates to a wick assembly that includes a wick element and a rivet.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Humidifiers are useful in raising the humidity of air inside homes, p... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an evaporative humidifier having a wick assembly. more particularly, the present invention relates to a heated assembly that includes a wick element and a rivet. 2. description of the prior art humidifiers are useful in raising the humidity of air inside homes,... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an evaporative humidifier having a wlSk assembly. Mod4 particularly, the present invention relates to a wick assembly that includes a wick element and a rivet. 2. Description of the Prior Art Humidifiers are useful in raising the humidity of air insiV2 homes, p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an evaporative a wick assembly. More particularly, present invention relates assembly that includes a wick element and rivet. 2. Description of the Art are useful raising the humidity of air inside particularly during periods of dry weather during the winter an... | 1. fIelD Of The INveNtIOn
The PreseNT iNVENTIoN ReLAtES tO aN eVApoRative huMidifiER HAving a wick asSeMBLy. mORe ParTiCUlaRLy, tHe prEseNt iNVentiON RELatES To A WIck AssEmBLy thaT iNCLudeS a wIcK elemENT And a RIVet.
2. descriPtiOn Of THe PRioR ART
HUmiDIfIErs are UsEFUL IN RaisINg thE humiDiTY of Air InSide HoMeS, P... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an evaporativehumidifier having a wick assembly. More particularly, the present invention relates to a wickassembly that includes a wickelement and a rivet. 2. Descriptionof the Prior Art Humidifiers are useful in raising the humidity of air inside homes,... | _1._ _Field_ of the _Invention_ The _present_ invention _relates_ _to_ an _evaporative_ humidifier having a wick assembly. More _particularly,_ the present invention relates to a _wick_ assembly that includes a wick element and _a_ rivet. 2. Description _of_ the _Prior_ Art Humidifiers are useful in raising _the_ humid... |
The present invention relates to a Duty Cycle Corrector (DCC), and more particularly, to a technique for correcting duty cycle with one clock to improve characteristics of DCC.
In semiconductor devices that operate based on a clock, a technique of controlling a duty cycle of the clock exactly is important. A clock duty... | the present invention relates to a duty cycle corrector ( dcc ), and more particularly, to a technique for correcting duty cycle with one clock to improve characteristics of dcc. in semiconductor devices that operate based on a clock, a technique of controlling a duty cycle of the clock exactly is important. a clock du... | The present invention relates to a Duty Cycle Corrector (DCC ), and more pqrticulWrly, to a technique for correcting duty cycle with one clock to improve characteristics of DCC. In semiconductor devices that operate based on a clock, a technique of controlling a duty cycle of the clock exactly is important. A clock dut... | The present invention relates a Cycle Corrector (DCC), and more to technique for correcting duty cycle with one clock to improve characteristics of DCC. In semiconductor devices that operate based on a clock, a technique of controlling duty cycle of the clock exactly is important. A clock duty of 50% indicates that a ‘... | tHe prESENt InvenTIon relateS TO a DUTy cYclE cORreCTOR (dcc), And mORe PARTIcULarlY, TO a tEcHNIQuE FoR cORrEctING DUTy cyCLe WItH One CLocK tO iMpRoVe ChARACtEristIcS OF dCc.
in semIConDUctOr DeViCeS THat opErAtE BaSED on a clOck, a tECHnique of cONtROLlINg A duTY CYCle of the cLoCK ExAcTly IS impORTANt. A clOck DUTY... | The present invention relates to a Duty Cycle Corrector(DCC), and more particularly, toa technique for correcting duty cycle with one clock to improve characteristics of DCC. In semiconductor devices that operate based on a clock, a technique of controllinga duty cycle of the clock exactly... | The _present_ invention relates to _a_ Duty Cycle Corrector (DCC), and more particularly, to a technique for correcting duty cycle with one _clock_ to improve characteristics _of_ DCC. In semiconductor devices that operate based on a clock, a technique of controlling _a_ _duty_ _cycle_ of the clock exactly is important... |
1. Technical Field
Embodiments of the present disclosure may generally relate to a repair device and a semiconductor device including the repair device, and more particularly to post package repairs (PPRs).
2. Related Art
A semiconductor memory device includes a large number of memory cells integrated into one chip. Ho... | 1. technical field embodiments of the present disclosure may generally relate to a repair device and a semiconductor device including the repair device, and more particularly to post package repairs ( pprs ). 2. related art a semiconductor memory device includes a large number of memory cells integrated into one chip. ... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments of the present disclosure may generally relate to a repair device and a semiconductor device Oncludinb the repair device, and more particularly to post package repairs (PPRs ). 2. Related Art A semiconductor memo5& device includes a large number of memory cells integrated into one chip. H... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments the present may generally relate to a repair device and a semiconductor device including the repair device, and more particularly to post package repairs (PPRs). 2. Related Art A semiconductor memory device includes a large number of memory cells into one chip. However, if a defective or ... | 1. tEchnICal fieLd
emBodImEnTs of tHE PReSENT DisCloSURe MAY gEneRallY RElatE to A rEPair DEVIce aND A SEmiCOnDuCtOR devICe INcluDing The RePAIR DEViCE, AND mOrE particUlARLY To POST PackAgE RePairS (pPrs).
2. relAtED aRT
a SEMIcoNduCTOr mEMorY DEvice inCLuDEs A laRge NUmBeR OF MemOrY cEllS InteGraTEd INTO one CHIp. Ho... | 1. TechnicalField Embodiments of the present disclosure may generally relate to a repairdevice and a semiconductor device including the repair device, and more particularly to post package repairs (PPRs). 2. Related Art A semiconductormemory device includes a large number ofmemory cells integrated ... | _1._ _Technical_ Field Embodiments _of_ the present disclosure may _generally_ relate to _a_ repair device and a semiconductor _device_ including the repair device, and more particularly to post _package_ repairs (PPRs). 2. Related Art _A_ semiconductor memory device includes a large number of memory cells integrated i... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a covered-type gate valve assembly, and more particularly, to a covered-type gate valve assembly for opening or closing a vacuum chamber.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Generally, a gate valve assembly is widely applied on various kinds, of equipment, such as ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a covered - type gate valve assembly, and more particularly, to a covered - type gate valve assembly for opening or closing a vacuum chamber. 2. description of the prior art generally, a gate valve assembly is widely applied among various kinds, of equipment, s... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a covered - type gate valve assembly, and more particularly, to a covered - type gate valve assembly for opening or closing a vacuum chamber. 2. Description of the Prior Art Generally, a gate valve assembly is widely applied on various kinds, of equipment, such... | of the Invention The invention relates to a covered-type gate valve assembly, and more particularly, to covered-type gate valve assembly opening or closing a vacuum chamber. 2. Description of the Prior Art Generally, a gate valve assembly is widely applied on various kinds, equipment, such as a valve used in water cond... | 1. fIeLd Of tHe inVentiOn
tHE PreSeNT iNveNTIon Relates tO a cOVeRED-tYpE gatE VAlVE ASSeMBLy, ANd mOre paRticUlARly, tO a CoVeREd-tYPe GATe vALvE aSSEmBlY FOr oPEnINg oR ClosInG A VacuuM cHaMBER.
2. DESCrIPtIOn oF tHe pRioR ART
GeneRALLY, a gatE valvE aSSembLY IS widely APPLIeD on vArious kInDS, OF EquiPMeNt, such As ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a covered-type gate valve assembly, and more particularly, to a covered-typegatevalve assembly for opening or closing a vacuum chamber. 2. Description of the PriorArt Generally, a gate valve assembly is widely applied on various kinds, of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a covered-type gate _valve_ _assembly,_ and _more_ particularly, to a covered-type gate valve assembly for _opening_ _or_ _closing_ a vacuum chamber. 2. Description of _the_ Prior Art Generally, a gate valve assembly is widely _applied_ on various kinds, of equ... |
The present invention relates, according to a first aspect, to a method for designing a spectacle lens for a user, the spectacle lens comprising a first lens element and at least one second lens element, the first lens element having a front surface and a back surface that comprises a first back surface region and a se... | the present invention relates, according to a first aspect, to a method for designing a spectacle lens for a user, the spectacle lens comprising a first lens element and at least one second lens element, the first lens element having a front surface and a back surface that comprises a first back surface region and a se... | The present invention relates, according to a first aspect, to a method for designing a spectacle lens for a user, the spectacle lens comprising a first lens element and at least one second lens element, the first lens element having a front surface and a back surface that comprises a first back surface region and a se... | The present relates, according to a aspect, to method for designing a spectacle lens for user, spectacle lens comprising a first lens element and at least one second lens element, the first lens element having a front surface and a back surface that comprises a first back surface region and second back region, the at l... | the pRESeNT inVENtION rElAtes, ACCOrding tO a FIRsT AsPECT, TO A Method FoR DESigNINg a sPEctACle LEnS For A UsEr, THe SPectaClE LEnS cOMprIsinG a fiRSt lenS eLEmEnT aND at leAsT ONe sEConD LENs ElEmENT, THE FIrSt lEns eleMeNt HavInG a fROnT suRFAce And a BAcK SUrfacE tHat comprIsEs A FiRsT BACK surFaCE rEgIon And A Se... | Thepresent invention relates, according to afirst aspect, toa method for designing a spectacle lensfor a user, the spectacle lens comprising afirst lens element and at least one second lens element, the first lens element having a front surfaceand aback surface that comprises a first back s... | The present _invention_ relates, according to a first aspect, to a method for designing _a_ spectacle lens for a user, the spectacle lens _comprising_ a first lens element and at least one second lens element, the first lens element _having_ _a_ front surface and a _back_ surface that comprises a _first_ back surface r... |
Memory devices are typically provided as internal, semiconductor, integrated circuits in computers or other electronic systems. There are many different types of memory including volatile and non-volatile memory. Volatile memory can require power to maintain its data (e.g., host data, error data, etc.) and includes ran... | memory resources are typically provided as internal, semiconductor, integrated circuits in computers or other electronic systems. there are multiple different types of memory including volatile and non - volatile memory. volatile memory can require power to maintain its data ( e. g., host data, error data, etc. ) and i... | Memory devices are typically provided as internal, semiconductor, integrated circuits in computers or other electronic systems. There are many different types of memory including volatile and non - volatile memory. Volatile memory can require power to maintain its data (e. g. , host data, error dQtq, etc.) and includes... | Memory devices typically provided internal, semiconductor, integrated circuits in computers or other electronic systems. There are many different types of memory including volatile and non-volatile memory. Volatile memory can require power to maintain its data (e.g., host data, error data, etc.) and includes access mem... | meMOrY deViCes are TYpICalLy pROVIded as iNterNAl, semICOnduCtOR, inTegratED CIRCuiTS In cOMputErS or othER ELECtROnIc SystEms. therE are MAnY dIfFerEnT tYPES oF meMORy inCLudInG volATilE AND non-vOlAtILE MEMoRy. VoLatilE mEmORy cAN requIrE PoWEr tO mAINtain iTs dAta (e.g., hosT DatA, eRror daTa, ETC.) aNd INcLuDEs Ran... | Memory devices are typically provided as internal, semiconductor,integratedcircuits in computers or other electronicsystems. There are manydifferent typesof memory includingvolatile and non-volatile memory. Volatile memory can require power to maintain its data (e.g., host data, error data, etc.) and... | _Memory_ devices are _typically_ provided as _internal,_ semiconductor, integrated circuits _in_ computers or other _electronic_ systems. There _are_ many _different_ _types_ of memory including volatile and _non-volatile_ memory. Volatile memory can require _power_ to maintain its data _(e.g.,_ host data, _error_ data... |
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