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Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter wi... | renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy efficiency systems, often include a power converter with a fixed dc bus. for example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly - fed induction generator ( dfig ) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power convert... | ReGwwable eherg7 power systems, such as wind ensrg5 power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power sys5Dms, such as wind driven doubly - fed induction generator (DFIG) syst2mq or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter ... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC For example, wind such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion can include a power converter an AC-DC-AC topology. Solar power s... | rEnEwabLe enERgy POWEr systems, SucH as WIND ENERgY pOweR sYStEMs and SOLar eNeRGY PoWeR SYsTeMs, oFTEn IncLUDe A POweR cONVeRTEr WiTh a reGulATeD DC bUS. for exAMplE, wInD pOweR sYSTEMs, suCH AS WIND drivEn doubLY-fED iNDUCtIoN GENERatoR (dfiG) SYSTemS Or fUlL POWEr CoNVersION sYSTEmS, cAn INcLUDe a poWER cONVeRTer wI... | Renewable energy power systems, such as windenergy power systemsand solar energy power systems, often include a powerconverter witha regulated DC bus. For example, wind powersystems, such as wind drivendoubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or fullpower conversion systems, can incl... | Renewable _energy_ _power_ systems, such as wind _energy_ power systems and solar energy power _systems,_ often include a power converter with a regulated _DC_ bus. For example, wind _power_ systems, such as wind driven _doubly-fed_ induction generator _(DFIG)_ systems or full power _conversion_ systems, _can_ include ... |
In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services.
Recently, 3GPP has be... | in africa, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. much to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high - speed data communication services. recently, 3gpp has bee... | In general, mobile communication systems have fe2n developed to provide communication services to kseds in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high - speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has ... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. to rapid technological advancement, mobile systems are capable not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication Recently, has working to standardize specifications for the Long ... | IN GeneRAL, MoBILE COMMUniCatION SySteMs HAVe BEeN dEVelopED tO pROvIDE commUnICATIOn servIces TO USeRs In motION. Thanks tO rAPId teCHNOLOgiCaL adVanCEMeNT, MobIle comMUNicATIOn SysteMS ARe capABLE of ProvIdInG not Only VOiCE CoMmUNICaTION SErvIces BUT ALsO hiGh-sPeeD DAtA COmMuNIcAtiON sERvices.
RECENtlY, 3gpP HAS be... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapidtechnologicaladvancement, mobile communication systems arecapable of providing not only voice communication services butalso high-speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP ... | _In_ general, _mobile_ communication systems have been developed to provide _communication_ services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile _communication_ systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed _data_ communication services. _Recently,_... |
The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground.
Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there is ... | the present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i. e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from german pat. no. 2, 431, 512. this type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at each front end of which there... | The present invention reoat3s to tunnelling apparatus, i. e. , with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the nroumd. Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2, 431, 512. TYiw type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there... | The invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the type here in question already from German Pat. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling the front end which there is provided a working chamber the forward end of w... | The prEsENt iNVentIOn RelatES tO TunnelLing APpArAtus, i.E., WiTh apPArAtUS FoR dRiViNg a tUNNeL IN the GRound.
TUnneLLIng APpAraTUS oF THe GeNERaL TYpE hEre in qUEsTiOn iS alrEAdy KnoWn FRoM gerMaN PaT. no. 2,431,512. tHiS tYPe of EqUIpment hAS A generally aNNuLar TUnnelling elEMeNT aT The FrOnT end OF WhIch there IS ... | The present invention relatestotunnelling apparatus, i.e., withapparatus for driving a tunnelin the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the generaltype here inquestion is already known fromGerman Pat. No.2,431,512. This typeof equipment has a generally annular tunnellingelement at the fro... | The _present_ invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. _Tunnelling_ _apparatus_ of the general type here in question is already _known_ from German _Pat._ _No._ 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally _annular_ tunnelling _element_ at the front end of... |
Information handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a use... | information handling devices ( ‘ devices ” ), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, notebook computers, and something like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, encoded via an app capture capability, manual input device, and the like. generally, for a voice ... | Information handling devices (“ devices ” ), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal comO*ters, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an Sufio capture device, manual input eev*ce, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a ... | Information handling devices (“devices”), for example phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input the like. Generally, for a voice command, a user interacts with a voice input for ... | iNfOrMAtIoN hAnDLinG DeVicEs (“DEViCes”), fOr exAmplE SMart pHONes, tABLet DEviCeS, LaPtOP CoMPuTERs, persOnaL CoMputErS, anD tHE lIkE, maY Be CaPAbLe OF ReCeIvINg aND prOCessiNg User CommanD InPutS, FOr exAmpLE, inPuT viA AN AudiO caPTuRe DEvicE, MAnuAl iNpUt deVIcE, aND ThE lIkE. generalLy, fOR a VoiCe coMMAND, A usE... | Information handlingdevices (“devices”), forexample smart phones, tablet devices, laptopcomputers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable ofreceiving and processing usercommand inputs, for example,input via an audio capture device,manual input device, and the like. Generally, for avoicecomm... | Information handling _devices_ (“devices”), for example smart phones, _tablet_ _devices,_ laptop _computers,_ personal computers, _and_ the like, may _be_ capable of receiving and processing _user_ _command_ inputs, for example, _input_ _via_ _an_ audio capture device, manual input device, and the like. _Generally,_ fo... |
Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance system... | solid state image sensors, also characterized as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo - imaging applications. current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile phone, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance s... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, hzge comnonpy fRen used in various photo - imarinb applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance syst... | Solid state image sensors, also known as have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, navigation systems, telephones, computer devices, surveillance systems, auto focus systems, trackers, motion detector and ... | SoliD State imAGE SENSORS, aLSO KNown AS imagiNG DEvIces, Have comMonlY been uSEd iN VArIoUS PhoTO-IMAGiNg aPPLiCations. curREnT appLicaTioNs of IMaGInG deVIces INClude CAMeras, MoBilE tELEpHoNeS, ScANNeRs, maChiNe ViSion SySTems, veHiClE NaVIGAtiOn sYstEMS, ViDeO tELePHonEs, COmPUTEr InpUT DEvICes, SUrVeIlLance SYStEm... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonlybeen used invarious photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machinevision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, ... | Solid state _image_ sensors, also known as imaging _devices,_ have commonly been used in _various_ _photo-imaging_ applications. Current applications of imaging devices include _cameras,_ mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle _navigation_ systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveil... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips t... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the tube comprising a lead frame and the apparatus attached therefrom. more particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi - layered or laterally segmented metal / elast... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed fberefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi - layered or laterally segmented metal / elastomer stri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die the leads of a lead frame the apparatus therefrom. More particularly, the invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer to achieve electrical contact ... | 1. FIElD oF THE InvEnTIOn
thE PreSENT InVeNtIOn reLatES TO aN ImPrOveD mETHoD foR thE eLEctrIcal aTTAchmeNt Of a sEmICoNducTOR Die To ThE LeADs of A leAd fRaME And THE APparAtuS FOrMED ThErEfRoM. MoRE PaRticulaRLY, ThE pRESEnT iNVENTIon RelaTes TO the use OF MUlti-LAYeRED OR LAtErALlY seGMEnteD metaL/elaStOmeR sTRIPS t... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to an improved method for the electricalattachment of a semiconductordie to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly,the present invention relatesto the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer str... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of _a_ semiconductor die _to_ the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of _multi-layered_ or _laterally_ _segmented_ metal/elas... |
Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the d... | films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or " film package " such as wire pouch by various techniques. for instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape will be formed into a pouch. for example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twic... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or " film package " such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into pouch. For example, if a pouch is desired, rectangular film twice the desired of the pou... | fIlms OR sHEETS of PoLYMeRIC BaRrieR matERIALs ARe FoRmEd into A fINiShED paCkAGE or "fiLm PACkaGe" SucH AS a PoUCh bY VARioUs tEchNIqUes. FOR INStanCe, bY fORMInG HeaT Or aDhesiVe SealS aboUt THe peRipHErY of THE sHapE TO be fOrmED Into a pOUCH. for exAMPlE, iF A SQUaRE POuch Is DeSiRED, a rECtAngUlAr film twIce thE d... | Filmsor sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formedinto a finished package or "film package" such as apouch by various techniques. For instance, byforming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch.For example,if a square pouch is desired, a ... | Films _or_ sheets of _polymeric_ barrier materials are _formed_ into a finished package or "film package" such as _a_ _pouch_ by _various_ _techniques._ For instance, by forming _heat_ or adhesive seals about _the_ periphery of the shape _to_ _be_ _formed_ into a pouch. _For_ example, if a _square_ pouch is desired, a ... |
This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | this invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the manufacture thereof. aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known :... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and H#tal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for example, U.S. ... | ThIs inveNTIOn RElAteS To neW CoMplEXING AgeNtS SUitablE FoR cOmpleXIng mEtaL ioNS UsefUl iN pHaRmaColoGIcAL DIAGNosiS, ANd TO tHE resUlTant comPLEXes And SAlts thEREoF ANd To tHE usE tHEREOf. AMInopOlYcarboXYLIC aCiDS, ThEIR MetAL cOMPLExeS and MeTaL cOmPLEX SALTS aNd ProCeSSes FOR THEIR PrOduCtION ARE KNowN: cf, fOr ... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their product... | This invention relates to new complexing _agents_ suitable for complexing metal ions useful in _pharmacological_ diagnosis, _and_ to _the_ resultant _complexes_ and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal _complexes_ and metal complex salts and processes for their production are _kn... |
The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use.
In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on ... | the present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry as is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. in known core / sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on... | The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type Js2d in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core / sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported o... | present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve adapted to be supported the core, ... | The pRESENT InVention WhILe hAvinG Many uSes, Is PArtICUlarLY wElL suiteD for USe in sEaLIng CAblE cONnEcTioNs Of ThE tyPE useD IN The pOWer diStrIbutioN INduSTRy AnD Is descrIBed foR coNvEniEnCE hEreIN aS dIREcTed tO sUCh UsE.
in KnOWn coRE/sleeve aSseMblieS, An InsulATING elASTIC SLeEvE is AdaPted TO BE SupPOrted on ... | The present invention while havingmany uses,isparticularly well suitedfor use in sealing cableconnections of the type used in the power distribution industry andis described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeveassemblies,aninsulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be support... | The present invention while having _many_ _uses,_ _is_ particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of _the_ type used in the power distribution industry and is described _for_ convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve _assemblies,_ an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be _... |
Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock frequency. a delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accu... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase in9uh signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input is added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumulator each sample clock B... | TYpicAL nUmERICAllY ContRolLED oScILlatorS gENEratE a DigItaLLy RepreSENTed sInE wAvE OuTPuT sIgNal iN REsPonse tO a deLta phASE InpuT SigNAL ANd A sAMpLE cLocK SIgnAl. A dElTA PhAse InPUt SIgnAl iS USUaLLY AddEd tO An oUtPUt OF A phasE AccUMULaTOR AnD ThE ResuLtIng sUM is tRansFerRED tO THe OUtpUT OF thE PHAse ACcumuL... | Typical numerically controlledoscillatorsgenerate a digitallyrepresented sine wave output signal in response toa delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A deltaphase input signal is usually added toan output ofa phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phas... | Typical _numerically_ _controlled_ oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in _response_ to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. _A_ _delta_ phase input signal is usually _added_ to an output of a phase _accumulator_ and the _resulting_ sum is transferred _to_ the output of... |
This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines.
Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | this invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting case stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. u... | This LnvenHion relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | This invention generally to case erecting machines, particularly machines, apparatuses and for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened for packing of Pat. Nos. 3,626,661, 3,637,129 and 3,763,750, which patents... | ThiS INVENtIOn ReLATES GeNerally tO CAse eREcting maCHines, AnD paRTiculArLY tO MaCHInES, apParatuses aNd METHoDS For ERectInG cases STORed In fLAtTEnED poSiTioNS wItHiN oNE OR more sTOrAGe MAGAZInES.
mAcHinEs HAvE hERetOfORE bEeN dEvISed For EREcTinG casES stORED in FLATteNed poSItiON foR sUBsequENT pAckIng Of gOOdS. ... | Thisinventionrelates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore beendevisedfor erecting cases stored in flattened position for subs... | _This_ _invention_ _relates_ _generally_ to _case_ erecting machines, _and_ _particularly_ to machines, apparatuses _and_ methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or _more_ storage magazines. _Machines_ have heretofore been _devised_ for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequ... |
1. Field of the Invention
An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. field of the invention an embodiment of the present invention relates to the thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. description of the related art within recent years, thin film transistors ( hereinafter, referred to as dots ) eac... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invejti8n relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing metTId thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the invention to a thin and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin film (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each including a thin semiconductor film (with a thickness of a... | 1. fIELD oF The inVENTiON
An EmboDimENt of ThE prESent invenTiON RelAteS TO a ThiN FilM TRanSIsTOr aND A MANufACTURInG MetHod theReOf, AND FURThEr rELaTes tO a dISpLAY DevICe aNd an ElecTrOnic devIce.
2. dESCRiPtION OF The relatEd arT
iN ReCeNT yeARS, ThIN fiLM traNSistOrS (hErEiNaFteR, RefERReD to As tFTs) eACh INCLUd... | 1. Fieldof the Invention An embodimentof the present inventionrelates to a thin film transistor anda manufacturing method thereof, and further relatesto adisplay device and an electronicdevice.2. Descriptionof the Related Art In recent years, thin filmtransistors (hereinafter,referred to as T... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention _relates_ to a thin film transistor and a _manufacturing_ _method_ thereof, and further relates to a display device and an _electronic_ device. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred _to_ as TFT... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle.
2. Description of the Prior Art
An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. description of the prior art an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets ( or a group of electromagn... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention felateq to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates the structive of a truck to be used an attraction type magnetically levitated 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagnets assigned diff... | 1. FiELD OF tHE InVenTion
tHIs InVEnTion ReLatES tO The STRuctIVe of A tRUcK tO bE used FOR an ATTrACtiON TypE mAGNETICallY LEvitatED VEhiCLe.
2. deSCRiptioN of thE PRIOr arT
AN ATTRACtion TypE mAGNeTically LEvitAteD vEHICLe is LeVITatED By THE AcTion oF The aTTRActIOn bEtwEen eLECtROMAgNetS (or A gRouP Of elEctrOmAGne... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to thestructive of atruckto be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the PriorArt An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated bythe actionof theattraction betweenelectromagnets (or a group of... | 1. Field of the Invention _This_ _invention_ _relates_ to the structive of a _truck_ to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by _the_ action of the _attraction_ between electromagnets (or a group o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device.
2. Description of Related Art
Cameras having built-in flash devices have been variously developed. Meanwh... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. description of related art cameras with built - in flash devices have been variously developed. meanwh... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built - in flash devices have been variously developed. Mean... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded stowed positions and to the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description Related Art Cameras having built-in flash have been developed. Meanwhile, efforts to size of cameras h... | 1. fIEld of thE inVeNTioN
the PReSEnt InvENTIOn RelaTEs TO a CaMera arRAnGed To BE CapabLE oF DriViNg A FlaSh DeVicE to move To PROtrUDEd And STOwED pOsiTIoNs and TO VARy The iLLuMINATiNG aNGlE of The fALSh DEviCe.
2. dESCrIPTION OF RElaTeD arT
cAmEraS hAVING BuILT-IN FlaSh DEViceS HaVE BEeN vaRioUslY DeveloPED. meaNwh... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to acamera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary theilluminating angle of thefalsh device.2. Description ofRelated Art Cameras having built-in flash deviceshavebeen variously deve... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ camera arranged to _be_ capable of driving a flash device to _move_ to protruded and stowed positions and _to_ vary the illuminating angle _of_ the falsh device. 2. Description _of_ _Related_ Art Cameras _having_ _built-in_ _flash_ _devices_ have been var... |
A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)).
One such modern cellular ... | a multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. by example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may involve a digital signal mode ( e. g., gsm or dcs1900 ) and an analog ( fm ) cellular mode ( m. g., is - 41 ( amps ) ). thus such ... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile s$a5ion, the modes may be a djgi4al cellular mode (e. g. , GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e. g. , IS - 41 (AMPS) ). One such modern ce... | A multimode mobile such as a or personal communicator, of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, modes may a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such modern cellular system is referred to as IS-136, which is ... | A muLTIMODe mObiLE staTiON, SUCh As A rADiOTeLepHonE oR pERsOnAl CommUniCatOR, Is caPABLE oF OperAtIng in mOrE THan one sySTEm. by eXAMPle, ANd foR a dUal Mode MObiLE STaTiOn, The MOdEs mAY be A DIgItAL CElLulaR moDE (e.g., gsM oR dCs1900) And AN analOg (Fm) CEllULar mODe (e.g., IS-41 (amPs)).
ONE SuCh MODErN CElluLAr ... | A multimode mobile station, suchas a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in morethan one system. By example, and for adual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode(e.g., GSM orDCS1900)and ananalog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such modern... | A _multimode_ mobile station, _such_ as a radiotelephone _or_ _personal_ communicator, _is_ _capable_ of operating in more _than_ _one_ _system._ _By_ example, and for a dual _mode_ mobile station, the modes may be a digital _cellular_ _mode_ (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)).... |
The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly.
It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-l... | the present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for complete hermetic terminal assembly. it is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse -... | The present invention relates to hermetic assemblies and more particularly to an improved block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-like area generally... | thE Present InveNTiOn rELaTeS to heRMeTIC TeRMinAL assEmBlieS and mOrE pARTicuLARlY To An imPrOvED TErMINal BLOCK arrangeMENt FoR A herMetiC terMINAL assEmBly.
It iS kNOWN in The Art oF HERMEtiC TErmiNaL asSEMBLIES tO EmplOY a CurrENT CArrYINg ELectrICaLLY CoNneCTEd TerMinaL PIn, whicH pin iNCORpORaTES A redUCeD FUSe-l... | The presentinventionrelates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for ahermeticterminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employa current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, whichpininc... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal _assemblies_ and more particularly _to_ _an_ _improved_ terminal block _arrangement_ for a hermetic _terminal_ assembly. It is known _in_ the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ _a_ current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates ... |
A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Patent... | a light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by edwin chapman, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure atop which a liquid - state light control material is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween ( see, for example, ... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid - state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Pate... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and light control glass in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates a narrow gap (see, for example, Patent Documents 1 and 2). According to the ... | a LiGhT CONtrOl GLAss CONTAininG A LiGHt cONtRoL sUSpEnSion wAs fIRST InvENTeD by EDwin lanD, anD The liGHT CoNtrOl GLass iS IN THE ForM oF a stRuCture iN whIch A lIQUId-STAte lIgHt coNtRol SUspEnSion iS iNSErTEd BetweEN twO oF TranspARent coNduCtIve SUBsTrAtES HavIng a NaRrOw gAp THeREBETwEen (see, For EXamplE, PAteNT... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by EdwinLand, and the lightcontrol glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gaptherebetween (s... | A _light_ control glass containing a _light_ control _suspension_ was first invented by Edwin Land, _and_ _the_ light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a _liquid-state_ light _control_ _suspension_ is inserted between _two_ _of_ transparent conductive substrates having _a_ narrow _gap_ therebetween _... |
In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs, E... | in the case of conventional memory devices, in particular integrated semiconductor memory systems, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices ( e. g., plas, pals, etc. ) and table memory devices. with example, some table memory devices include rom devices ( read only ram ) such as proms, ... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e. g. , PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices ihcKude ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs,... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor devices, is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices ROM devices (Read Only such as PROMs, EPROMs, EEPROMs, flash memo... | In ThE case OF CONvenTIoNaL MeMoRy deViCES, In pARtiCular ConvEnTionaL SEMICoNduCTOR MemORY DEviCeS, iT iS SoMetiMEs CommOn To dIfFErEntIAte BeTWEeN fUncTIoNAL MeMOrY dEvicES (e.G., pLAS, pALs, etC.) anD tABle MEmORy DeVicEs. for ExAMPlE, some TAbLe memoRy devIcEs IncLudE ROM deViCeS (REaD oNLY mEMORy) SUCH as pRoMS, e... | In the case ofconventional memorydevices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) suc... | In the case of conventional _memory_ _devices,_ in particular conventional _semiconductor_ memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and _table_ _memory_ _devices._ For example, some table memory devices include ROM _devices_ (Read Only Memory) _s... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element.
(2) Description of the Related Art
A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a glass,... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. ( 2 ) description of the related art a conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass - sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass - sdalex semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a gla... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional for containing semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a glass, comprises an ... | (1) FIEld OF The iNVeNtioN
THE preSEnt InvEntioN reLATes to an ImPrOVemeNT IN a PaCKAgE FoR ConTaIniNg a SemICondUctoR eLemEnT.
(2) DESCrIptiON of THe RElAtEd arT
A coNVENtiOnAl pAcKaGE FoR coNTAiNiNg a SemICOnduCtOr elEmENt, eSpEciAlly A GLASs-seALed seMIConDuctOR coNTAInEr pACKAGe sEaLED by FUSiON boNDINg OF A gLaSs,... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto an improvement ina package for containing a semiconductor element.(2) Descriptionof the RelatedArt Aconventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especiallya glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding ofa ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ an improvement _in_ a package for containing _a_ semiconductor element. (2) Description _of_ _the_ Related _Art_ A conventional package for _containing_ a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed _semiconductor_ container package sealed by _fusion_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue.
2. Description of the Related Art
Athero... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. more specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. description of the related art athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer of the Related Art Atherosclerosis, process underlying c... | 1. FiELD OF The iNvENTIon
ThE presENT iNVenTiOn Relates gEneRalLy TO ThE FIeld of medicaL devICe. MoRE spECifICallY, thE prEsENT invEnTIon RElaTeS to A DEViCe THAt eMPloYS pALpOGraphy tecHnOlOgy tO ChAracteriZE VuLneRable PlAQUE aND OtHeR BIOlOgicAl tiSsue SUCH as CANcer tiSsUE.
2. DeScriPTioN of THE RELATEd ART
ATHeRo... | 1. Field oftheInvention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present inventionrelates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaqueand other biological tissue such ascancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art ... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More _specifically,_ the present invention relates _to_ a _device_ that _employs_ palpography technology to characterize _vulnerable_ plaque and other biological _tissue_ _such_ as cancer tissue. 2. Description of th... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collisio... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carries out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a secure multiplex transmission line, and more often, to a multiplex transmission system using csma / cd ( carrier sense multiple access / collision d... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission amlnB a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA / CD (carrier sense multiple access / coll... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of nodes connected to a multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD sense multiple access/collision detection). 2.Description of th... | 1. FiEld Of THe INVEntioN
thIs INvENTiOn RelAteS To A MUlTIpLEX TraNSmisSIOn systEM For CarRyInG oUT A daTA trANsmIsSion among a pLuRAlITY oF muLTIplex nOdEs CoNneCtED to a comMON mulTipLEX tRaNsmISsiON linE, anD MOrE PARTiCularLY, TO a MUltIpLeX TRANsMISSION sySTeM USIng csMa/Cd (caRriER SEnSe MUlTiple aCCEss/cOLLIsiO... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission systemfor carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD(carrier sense multip... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ This invention relates to a multiplex transmission _system_ _for_ carrying _out_ a _data_ transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common _multiplex_ transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier _sense_ multiple... |
To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb island at ... | to establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the authors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as coulomb island in single - electron device, and used stm ( scanning tunneling microscope ) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter around 1. 8 nm functioned as nano island... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a go;r nanoparticle as Coulomb island in s*ngpe - electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle ciame$er of 1. 8 nm functioned as Coulomb island ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, inventors have on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned Coulomb island ambient temperature. a... | To EstablISH manUfACtURiNg tEcHnoloGy for thE sInglE elEcTron TRANSIsTor, the invenTOrS HAVe fOcUSED oN A GOLD NAnoPARTICle aS CoulOmB isLaNd IN sIngLE-ELectRON deVIce, ANd uSeD STm (scAnNinG tuNneling MIcrOscOPE) anD CLArIfieD THAt THe gOld NanopARtICle wiTh ParTIcLE dIaMEteR Of 1.8 NM FUNCtIonED AS CoULomB islanD at ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the singleelectron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle asCoulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8nm functioned as C... | To establish manufacturing technology for _the_ single _electron_ transistor, the inventors have focused on _a_ gold nanoparticle _as_ Coulomb island in single-electron _device,_ and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of _1.8_ nm functioned _as_ Coul... |
Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted... | remote upload of media content is known in the art. such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news / sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. camera boxes are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video / audio feed is transmi... | Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news / sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video / ahdKo feed is transmi... | Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a television studio. Camera crews are often film live in a variety of locations and the is transmitted back to studio it is broadcast. News/sports... | remOTE UpLoAD oF meDiA coNTEnt Is kNoWN In thE ArT. sUCH UpLoADS aRE tYPICally uSEd to proviDE ReaL tImE, Or neAr REaL time, COvERAgE of NEws/SpOrts EveNTs oCcuRrIng OUtsIDE of a prepARed tElEvISIoN stUdIo. camErA CRews ArE OFTEN Sent to FiLM LIVe eVeNts in a VARIeTY oF LocAtioNs And the VIdeo/aUdiO FEEd is trANSMITtEd... | Remote upload of media content is knownin the art. Suchuploads aretypically usedto provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events ina variety of locations and the video/audio feed ... | Remote upload _of_ media content is known in _the_ art. Such uploads are typically _used_ to provide real time, _or_ near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside _of_ _a_ prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film _live_ events in a variety of locations _and_ the video/audio fee... |
In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the veh... | in - car communication ( icc ) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. there are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. for example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the... | In - Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance commun&catkon among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dlzlog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cxgnot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the v... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two partners. are reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver turn around to sitting on the rear seats of the vehicle, and therefore he speaks towards ... | IN-cAR comMuNicatIoN (ICC) sySTeMs STRiVE tO eNhAnCE COMMUniCAtIon aMOnG pasSEngErS wiThiN A vEhiCle bY COmpEnsAtING FOR AcOustic Loss BeTWEEn TWO diAlog PArTNErS. ThEre ARE SeVeRal rEAsONs FOr sUcH an ACOUstIC LoSS. FOR EXAMpLE, TyPICaLly, ThE driVer CANnot TURN aROuNd To lisTENERS sItTiNg ON THE reAr SeAtS Of tHe VeH... | In-Car Communication(ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensatingfor acousticloss between two dialog partners.There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rea... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within _a_ vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are _several_ _reasons_ for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot _turn_ around to listeners sitting on _the_ rear seats ... |
5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisoc... | 5 - nitro - 3a, 4 - dihydro - 1 ( 2h ) - naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 ( 2h ) - naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine can be further substituted with ... | 5 - ni%rk - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene ... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be reacted with to form 1,5-naphthalene diisocyanate. Various proc... | 5-nITRo-3,4-DiHYDrO-1(2h)-NAPHthALinOnE is an intERmEDiaTe fOr THE PrOdUCtion of 1,5-NAPhthaleNediAmINE, whiCH cAn Be OBtAinEd FrOm 5-nITRo-3,4-DiHYdrO-1(2h)-nAPhTHAlINONe by aMiNaTIon, ARoMATIZatIOn aND sUBsEQUENt HyDrogenatiOn. 1,5-NapHthAlENEdIamine cAn bE furtHer ReACted witH pHOSGene tO foRM 1,5-NAphthAlenE diiSOC... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization andsubsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be furtherreacted with phosgene to form 1,5-nap... | _5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone_ is an intermediate for the production _of_ 1,5-naphthalenediamine, _which_ can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone _by_ amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene _to_ form _1,5-naphtha... |
With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the separation of ... | with the development of organic light - emitting diode ( oled ) technology, flexible oled display surfaces have been extensively studied due to performance advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become prominent in the field of display technology. among the various flexible oled display technology, si... | With the dev4lopmeht of 9rgWnic Light - Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display xeBices have Vedn extensiveIU studied due to their advantages zuvh as flexibility and portability, and have bdFome <aLn in the field of display tedhnilogy. Among the various f?dxible OLED display technology, the separation o... | With the of Organic Light-Emitting (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the various OLED display technology, separation of the flexible substrate from the carrier... | wItH tHe dEVelopmenT OF oRGAnic LIGht-emiTTiNg diode (oleD) TEchnolOGy, FleXiblE OLEd DISPLAY DEVIcES hAve BEen ExTensiveLy STUdiEd DUE tO theiR ADvANtageS SUcH AS flEXIBIlITY AND pORTAbILitY, anD hAVE BecoMe MAIN IN THe fIeld OF diSplay TEchnoLogY. amoNg tHe vArIoUs fLeXibLE oLed diSplAY TECHnoLoGY, THe SepaRatIOn of ... | With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology,flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages suchas flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among thevarious flexible OLED display technology, the se... | With the development of Organic _Light-Emitting_ Diode (OLED) _technology,_ _flexible_ OLED display _devices_ have been extensively _studied_ due _to_ their _advantages_ _such_ _as_ _flexibility_ and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among _the_ various _flexible_ OLED display _techn... |
A content management system can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple devices ... | a content management system can store a user ' s content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user or associated with multiple device... | A content management system can store a user ' s content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple device... | A can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may the content library across multiple client devices, such when the user is associated with multiple devices multiple users at least a portion of the ... | a CoNTeNt MaNAGemENT SystEM CAn stoRE a UsEr'S CONTenT LIBrARY RemoteLY fROm ThE User ANd ProVIDe aCCeSs TO ThE CONTent LibRaRY fROm a VArietY OF cliEnt DevICEs. SoMe contENt ManAGEmeNT SYSTEMS mAy synChRoNize THe COnteNt LiBrary AcrosS MULTiPle ClieNT DevIces, suCh As wHeN The USEr iS ASsOCiaTeD WITh MUltiPlE DEVicES ... | A contentmanagement system can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provideaccess to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as whenthe user is associ... | A content management system can store a _user's_ content library remotely from the user and _provide_ access to the content _library_ from a variety of _client_ _devices._ Some content _management_ systems may synchronize the _content_ library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with mul... |
Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to incr... | recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their members with access to enterprise resources via client devices ( e. g., smartphones, tablets, laptops ). as the cost of client devices continues increasingly decrease and the computing power of client devices contin... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e. g. , smartphones, tablets, :apto9s ). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to i... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial in productivity when providing their employees with to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease the computing power of devices continues to increase, it has become more feasible... | ReceNTLy, enTerPrisEs hAVE exPERIENCed a subStANtIaL iNcReAsE iN tHEir pRoDUCTiVITy wHEn ProviDING thEIr eMployeES wIth aCcesS To enTeRPriSe reSOUrces VIA ClieNt DeviCES (e.g., sMArtPhoNeS, taBLeTs, lAptOPS). As the cOST of CLIeNt DEViCEs coNTiNueS To decreASe And the COMPuTiNG POWER OF CliEnt dEviCEs ConTInUeS tO INcR... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase intheir productivity whenprovidingtheir employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices(e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices conti... | Recently, enterprises _have_ experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing _their_ _employees_ with access to _enterprise_ resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, _laptops)._ As _the_ cost of client devices _continues_ _to_ decrease _and_ the _computing_ power of _client_ dev... |
An important point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths.... | an important point of concern in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of an semiconductor device and its components. a technological device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected or form a plurality of signal paths. a ... | An important poogt of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurqlit5 of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of siFMal paths.... | An important attention design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of semiconductor device and its components. device typically has circuit formed a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths. A plurality of buffers and other timing component... | An iMportAnt PoINT OF AttENTiOn In DeSIGN ANd teST Of SEmIcOnDUCTOr DeViCES IS GiVeN to THe timInG bEhAviOuR of thE SemiCoNducToR deVicE and iTs COmPonEnts. A SeMIcOnDuCTOR devIce tYPIcaLly haS A FUNCTionaL CIrcUit formEd froM A PluRaLIty oF FuNctional ComponeNts wHich ARe ConnEctED To FOrm a pLurAliTY oF SignaL pATHS.... | An important point of attention in design andtest ofsemiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour ofthe semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuitformed from a plurality of functional components which areconnected to form a plu... | An important point of attention in _design_ and test _of_ semiconductor devices _is_ given to _the_ _timing_ behaviour _of_ _the_ semiconductor device _and_ its components. _A_ semiconductor device typically _has_ a functional circuit _formed_ _from_ a _plurality_ of _functional_ components which are connected _to_ for... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL).
2. Description of the Related Art
The generati... | 1. field of the invention this invention generally relates to integrated circuit ( ic ) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence ( el ) device with a silicon - rich oxide ( sro ) film having a refractive index of about 1. 72, to optimize photoluminescence ( pl ). 2. description of the related art t... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, H9re particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon - rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1. 72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL ). 2. Description of the Related Art The gene... | 1. Field of the invention generally to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence 2. of the Related Art The generation of light semiconductor devices is possible, regardless of whether the... | 1. fIELd of ThE InVENtiON
this INVeNTIon GENeRAllY RELATES TO InTEGrATeD CIrCUiT (IC) fABRIcation And, MOrE PARtIcUlArLY, tO aN EleCtRolUMineSCence (El) DEVIce WiTh a sIlICON-RICH OXidE (sro) FIlm havINg A RefraCtiVe iNDeX OF AbOuT 1.72, tO OptIMIze pHOTOLumINeSCeNcE (pl).
2. DESCrIptIon of ThE RELATED aRT
tHe GenErAtI... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit(IC) fabrication and, more particularly, toan electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO)film having a refractiveindex of about 1.72, to optimizephotoluminescence(PL). 2. Description ofthe Related Art The gene... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention This _invention_ generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, _more_ particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with _a_ silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a _refractive_ index _of_ about 1.72, to optimize _photoluminescence_ (PL). 2. Description of the _Related... |
This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Com... | this invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. cable systems include community antennae networks, [ catv ], closed circuit television, [ cctv ], and broad band cable systems in general. u. s. pat. no. 4, 326, 289 " expandab... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV ], closed circuit television, [CCTV ], and broad band cable systems in general. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 326, 289 " Expandab... | invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae [CATV], closed television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 Communications Systems" filed Feb. 28, 1980 disclos... | tHiS inVeNTion RELATES to cOmMUNicATioNS SYSteMs, parTICularLY CAblE sYsTEMs wHiCH arE CAPABLE oF prOviDInG A brOaD rANGE OF sErvICEs to Users. cABlE SYSteMS inCLUdE ComMUNITy aNTeNNAe televISion, [cATv], cloSEd ciRCUIT TelevisION, [ccTv], aND brOaD BAnD CABlE sysTems in GEneraL.
u.S. pAT. nO. 4,326,289 "eXPaNdAblE COm... | This inventionrelatesto communications systems, particularlycable systems which are capable of providinga broadrange of services to users. Cable systemsinclude communityantennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable C... | _This_ invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable _systems_ which are capable of providing a broad range of services _to_ users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit _television,_ _[CCTV],_ and broad band _cable_ systems _in_ general. _U.S._ Pat. _No._ 4,326,2... |
In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from one ... | in wireless networks, such as wireless local broadband networks, mobile transmit coverage assigned to wireless access point devices ( or base stations ) defines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. besides ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which wil... | In wireless bWtworks, such as wireless PocaI area neRworus, the t#Snsmit power assigned to wireless acdeCs point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respest7ve zcceds point devices. To ensure proper operation of c/ieHt devices that operate in these coverage arraC and which may roam from one ... | In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the power assigned to wireless access devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas which may roam one coverage area to another... | In wIREless neTWoRKs, suCh As WiReleSS loCAL AreA NeTwOrKS, ThE tRansMIT powEr ASSIGnEd To WIReLESs aCceSs POINT DEVICEs (oR bAse staTIONs) DETerMInes ThE cOVeRAGe arEAS Of the respectIve AcCeSs pOINT deVIceS. To ENsuRe PROpEr operATion of cLIENT DevICES that opERAte iN tHeSE COveRagE AREAS AnD WhiCH maY RoAm froM ONe ... | In wireless networks, such as wireless local areanetworks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas ofthe respectiveaccess point devices. To ensure proper operationof client devices that operate in these coverage areas andwhich may roam ... | In wireless networks, _such_ as wireless local area networks, the transmit power _assigned_ _to_ _wireless_ access point devices (or _base_ stations) _determines_ _the_ coverage areas of _the_ respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which ma... |
1. Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems.
2. Descripti... | 1. field disclosed the disclosure the present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. de... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuaf4 valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Descripti... | 1. Field the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. more particularly, the present an adapter for coupling together of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Description of Related Art typically a valve attached to a l... | 1. FiELD of tHe diSclosuRE
The prEsenT DIsClosuRe relateS In geNEral tO vAlveS assOcIaTed WITh HYDRocarBoN recovERy WElLS, And iN partiCular TO ACTUatoRS to ACTuaTE vaLVes. YEt more paRTicUlArly, The preseNT diScLOsUre RELAtes to an adAptEr fOR CouPlinG togEther acTuAtOrs OF VarYING dEsigNS to vALVe StEmS.
2. DEsCrIpti... | 1.Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recoverywells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators ofvarying designs to valve stems. 2. De... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The _present_ disclosure relates in _general_ to valves associated with hydrocarbon _recovery_ _wells,_ and in particular to actuators to _actuate_ valves. Yet more _particularly,_ the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs _to_ valve stems... |
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education.
Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), various types... | the present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user ' s education. computer systems, and specifically personal computer ( pc ) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central computer unit ( normally mounted on a motherboard ), varied ty... | The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user ' s education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard ), vzTious ty... | The present invention relates to a and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted a various types of (including read only memory... | the preSenT InvEntiOn relATES to a mETHod And An aPPaRaTus fOR A LEARnIng stYlED KeyBOard wHiCH enhANCeS A uSer'S edUCATIoN.
coMpUter SyStEmS, AnD sPECIficAlLY personAl CoMPUTeR (pc) sysTeMs, UsUAlLy iNClUDE A Visual DisPLay deViCE or MoNiToR, A ceNTrAl pROCesSing uniT (nOrmally MOunTeD On a MoThERBOArd), vAriOus tYpES... | Thepresent inventionrelatesto a method and an apparatus for alearning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer systems, and specificallypersonal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor,a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), vari... | The _present_ _invention_ relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device _or_ monitor, a central _processing_ _unit_ (normally _mounted_ on a motherboard), v... |
It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking devi... | it is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and / or possible withdrawal of the firearm. one locking device includes fixed saddle with engagement protrusions that becomes automatically biased during engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. the tri... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and / or hnaHthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically g9ased into engagement with euitablr surfaces of the firearm to inhibit wUthdrawSl. The locking de... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a with engagement protrusions that is biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The device an operating lever that ex... | it Is kNOwn TO eqUIP FIREarm HoLstErs WitH lOCkInG DEViCES ThAt HElp preVENt unWAntEd ANd/or UNAuthorIZED wItHDrawAL oF tHE fIREARM. one LoCKing dEVice iNCluDes A sAddle WIth eNgagEMENT pROTRuSIoNs tHat iS autOmatiCALly BiASEd intO ENGaGEMEnt WITH SuItAblE SURFAcES oF THe fiReARm TO INHIBIt WithDrAwal. the lOckinG deVi... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddlewith engagementprotrusions thatis automatically biased intoengagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawa... | It is known to _equip_ firearm holsters _with_ locking devices that _help_ prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces _of_ the _firearm_ to inhibit withdrawal. The lo... |
Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a gr... | broadly, any type of dog coupling that is the source of the present invention is known but it is often object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects the three portions of the harness over one dog ' s withers in order to accommodate pigs of great shoulder breadth and to provide a... | Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present ingegtion is known but it is the ovjecy of the present invention to improve on the fastener adsembIy Hhar interconnects the side portions of the harnSsD over the dog ' s withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder FreZdth and to prividS a ... | Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object the present invention improve on the fastener interconnects the side of harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a greater range of tightness of fit d... | BRoAdLY, thE tYpE OF DOG HARnESS THAt IS The SubjECt of THE PRESeNT INVeNTIoN IS kNowN BuT It IS The OBjECT Of The prESenT iNvEnTiOn tO IMProvE oN tHE FaSTenEr ASsembLY THAT INTERCOnNecTS tHE siDe PORtIONs OF ThE HARnEss oVeR thE doG'S WiThERS in ordeR tO accoMmodATe doGs OF VaryiNg ShoUldEr bREadTH And To prOviDE A GR... | Broadly,the type of dog harness that is thesubject of the present invention is known but it is the object of the present invention to improve onthe fastenerassembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers inorder to accommodatedogs of varying shoulder breadth andto provid... | Broadly, the type of dog _harness_ that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object _of_ the _present_ invention to improve _on_ the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers _in_ _order_ to _accommodate_ dogs of varying _shoulder_ breadth and... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. description of the related art in recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known ( for example, pate... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital systems that use principle of holograms have become known (for example, Patent Document 1). As a spatial light modu... | 1. FielD oF The INveNTIon
the PrESeNT InVEntIoN RElATES tO A ligHT ModuLATion dEVIcE tHAT HAS a REsoNaTOR StRUCture.
2. DeSCrIpTION OF thE reLaTeD aRT
iN RecENt YeARs, As a rECOrDIng METhod fOR lArgE voLUmEs, DIgItal iNFoRMatIOn reCORdinG sYsTEms ThaT uSe The pRiNcIplE OF holOGrAMs HAVE bEcOME KNOwN (foR EXaMPLE, patEN... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relatestoa light modulation device that has aresonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recordingsystems that use theprinciple of holograms have become known (for ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to a light _modulation_ _device_ that _has_ _a_ resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, _as_ a recording method for _large_ volumes, digital information recording systems that _use_ the _principle_ of _holograms_ have become k... |
Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural/syntheti... | various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire - unstable, i. n., they burn or melt or otherwise heat - degrade when in contact with flame or heat. for example, woven, knitted, and non - woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural /... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire - unstable, i. e. , they burn or melt or otherwise heat - degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non - woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural ... | textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are i.e., they melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics as natural/synthetic blends and wool may burn or melt in the prese... | Various tEXtiLES uSed IN THE ClOtHinG, FURNisHIngS AnD iNDUsTrIal FabriCS INduSTriES aRE FIRe-UNSTAbLE, i.e., ThEY bURn Or MeLt OR othErwIse heaT-dEGRaDe WHen iN CoNtACT With fLAME OR HEAt. For EXaMple, WovEN, KNiTTEd, aNd nOn-woVEn consTrUCTiONS of CotTOn, VIsCOsE, Rayon, SYnTHEtiCs sUcH AS pOlyEsTEr, nAturAl/synTHETI... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industriesare fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt orotherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame orheat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-wovenconstructionsof cotton, viscose, rayon,synthetics such as polyester,nat... | Various _textiles_ used in _the_ clothing, furnishings _and_ industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, _i.e.,_ _they_ burn or melt or _otherwise_ _heat-degrade_ when in contact with flame or heat. _For_ example, woven, _knitted,_ and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester... |
Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection... | phase - based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized temperature determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the cost of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection. wi... | Capillary - based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detecti... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down size of chip require small volume detection. With advent of... | capiLlary-bASeD AnalySis sCHemeS, BIOcHEMicAL ANalYsIs, BASIC RESEARCH iN tHe BiOLoGICal SciEnces suCH aS LOCaLiZeD Ph DeTerMInaTioNS In TISSUEs aNd STuDIes in ProTeIN foLDiNG, DeTeCTion anD stUDy OF MIcRoORgaNisMS, anD tHE MInIAtuRIzATIoN of iNsTRuMEntatioN doWN tO ThE sIZE oF a cHiP all ReQUirE sMaLl VOLUmE DEtECtiON... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic researchin the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissuesand studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volu... | _Capillary-based_ analysis schemes, _biochemical_ analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues _and_ studies in protein _folding,_ detection _and_ study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to _the_ size of a chip all require small volu... |
A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternatively ... | a conventional storage container top - loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into circular enclosure with an opening at the top. the container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. the lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. altern... | A conventional storage container top - loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternativel... | A conventional container top-loading box has one or more sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with opening at the top. The container is fitted with a lid configured to close opening at the top. lid may be the of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternatively the lid be separate piece. the is provided with divi... | a coNvEnTionAL sTorage ContaiNER toP-LoaDiNG BOx HaS oNe oR mORE vErtICAL SidEs AND A BOTtOM formeD intO An EnCLosure with an oPENinG AT the tOp. THe cOnTaineR Is tYPIcaLLy fITTED wiTH a Lid coNFigURED TO cLOse THe OpEninG At THe top. The liD May be hingeD to The tOp of onE or moRe oF tHe VErTIcal siDeS. ALTERnATIvELy ... | A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed intoan enclosure with an openingatthe top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configuredto close the opening at the top. The lid maybe hingedto the topof one or more of the vertical side... | A conventional storage container top-loading box _has_ one _or_ more vertical sides _and_ a bottom formed into an enclosure with _an_ _opening_ at the top. _The_ container is typically _fitted_ with a lid configured to close the _opening_ at the top. The _lid_ may be hinged to the top of _one_ or more of the vertical s... |
The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers.
With ad... | the present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. with ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With ad... | present invention relates generally management, analysis and reporting of across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With advancements i... | thE PResent INVenTiON relAtEs GENeRalLy tO manaGeMenT, aNalYSIS anD RePOrtING OF dATa aCrOSs VarIOUs dAta soUrces aND MOre SPEcIfIcaLly tO A systEm anD MEthoD For PROvIdinG cusTOmeR aNalYticS sOlUtiOn iNTEGrAteD wITH StaTIsTicAL moDEls anD busINEss RePoRtS To aN entErprisE FOr EfFICiEnt mANaGEmEnT oF CUsToMErS.
WItH aD... | Thepresent invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of dataacross variousdata sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated withstatistical modelsand businessreports to an enterprise for efficient management of customer... | The _present_ invention _relates_ _generally_ to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data _sources_ and more specifically to a system and method for providing _customer_ analytics solution integrated _with_ statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of _custo... |
The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same.
As convent... | the present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. as convent... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. As convent... | The invention relates to multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a material has an orientated dendrite structure and manufacturing method of the same. As conventional manufacturing methods of a m... | The PreseNt iNVEntIOn rELaTes TO a mUltIlayER MaterIAL foR mAnUfaCtuRInG a PLAin BeaRinG ETc. anD A manufAcTurIng METhOd of thE SAME, ANd MoRE PARTiculARLY tO a muLTILaYeR matErIAl WHosE obveRSe maTERiAL BOnded tO A BaCKInG matERIAl hAS an oRieNtaTed DEndrIte structurE And a ManUfactuRiNG METHOD OF The SAME.
AS CONVENt... | Thepresent invention relates to a multilayermaterial for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and moreparticularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structureand amanufacturing method of th... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ a multilayer _material_ for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a _manufacturing_ method of the same, _and_ more particularly to _a_ _multilayer_ material whose _obverse_ material bonded to _a_ _backing_ material _has_ _an_ orientated dendrite structure and a _manufacturing_ meth... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corres... | 1. field describing the invention the present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. description of the prior art conventionally, a ring - shaped die 1 of the type shown in fig. 6 has been used in forming splines. a multiplicity of teeth 3 each has a cross - sectional sha... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention rWlaFes to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art CLnvegtionally, a ring - shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross - sectional shape co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the shown in FIG. 6 has been in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corresponding to th... | 1. fIEld Of THe inVeNTiON
THE PREseNt InVEntiON relATES to a SPliNE fORMiNg dIE TO be usEd iN FoRmIng SpliNEs By FOrGInG.
2. desCriPTIOn Of ThE PRIor arT
coNveNtIOnALLy, a rinG-sHAPED dIE 1 of tHE tYpe shoWn IN fig. 6 Has BeEn usEd iN formiNg SPlines. a MULtIpLicITy OF TEeTH 3 eaCH having A CRoSs-sectIONal shaPE CORRES... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a spline forming die to beused in forming splinesby forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown inFIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. Amultiplicityof teeth 3 each having across-secti... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a spline forming die to be used _in_ forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, _a_ ring-shaped die 1 of the type _shown_ in _FIG._ 6 has been used in _forming_ splines. A multiplicity _of_ teeth 3 each having a cross-sect... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions.
2. Description of the Related Art
Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and corresponds to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. description of the related art imaging the vertebral column... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to a magnetic imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral column require the possibility of bringi... | 1. field OF thE iNvEnTIOn
THE InvenTIOn ReLaTES TO a mAGnEtIc reSonAnCe IMaging apParATUs, AnD pArtICUlARlY tO A muLTIPUrPose dedICaTEd iMaGInG APPaRaTus haVINg IMproVeD fEatUrES FoR IMaGinG ThE rEgioN OF tHE vertEBRaL COlUMN UnDEr diFfEreNt loaD CONDItiONs.
2. dEScRiPTion Of ThE RelATed ArT
IMaGInG tHE verTebraL COLUM... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly toa multipurpose dedicatedimaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the v... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging _apparatus_ having improved features for imaging the region of _the_ vertebral column _under_ different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging _the_ _vert... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons prod... | 1. field of the invention the technical term relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and / or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons produ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and / or other products from various subsurface formations s^fh as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons pr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such formations. embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons produced from the subsurface formations. ... | 1. fIELD of THE INveNTION
tHE preSent iNvEnTioN RElAtES genERAllY To METHOds And SYsTeMs foR PRoDUcTIon oF HYdroCARboNS, HYDroGEn, And/Or OTHER ProDuCtS from VarIous SUBsurfACE forMAtIONs sucH as hyDrOcaRbOn cONtaINiNG FORMatIOns. cerTain eMbOdIMEnTs RelATe to pRoduCing AlkyLaTEd hyDrOCARboNs fROM the HYdrOCArBoNS PROD... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates generally to methods and systemsforproduction of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other productsfrom varioussubsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relateto producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocar... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ _relates_ _generally_ to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to _producing_ alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydroca... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electrical sti... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates generally upon the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using its conductive electrical garment. 2. description of the common art electrical ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation m8dalKties and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical sti... | 1. Field the Invention The relates generally the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of electrical stimulation modalities and particularly to methods for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art stimulation modalities, such as nerve stimulations (“TENS”), c... | 1. fiELD Of THE INVeNtioN
tHE InVentIOn reLaTEs gENerALlY TO ThE TrEatmeNt of NeuromUsCuLOSkELEtaL conDitiOns by Use Of tRaNSCutaNeOUs ElecTRiCAL STimUlATion mOdalities and moRe pArtIculaRLy to METHODs aNd sySteMS FOr SUCH TrEAtMENt usINg a ConDuctIvE ELecTrIcAL Garment.
2. DeScRIPTIoN OF tHe reLatEd arT
ELECTRiCAl stI... | 1.Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions byuse of transcutaneouselectrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatmentusinga conductive electrical garment.2. Description of the Rela... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment _of_ neuromusculoskeletal _conditions_ _by_ use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems _for_ such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electr... |
With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph.
In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve ... | with a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is selected so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. figs. 1a and 1b show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. in figs. 1a and 1b, high - pressure ... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high - pressure valv... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and into a column. and show a schematic of the path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In 1A and high-pressure valve 1 is a flow path switching having 6 ports, a throug... | wiTH A liquiD CHrOmaTOgrAPH, AN AUTOSampleR is uSEd SO THAt onE liqUID sampLE AmONG a plUraLiTy of LIqUId saMPLES iS aUTomatICALLY SeLECtEd ANd IntRoDuceD iNtO a ColuMn. FIGS. 1a and 1B sHOW A sCHemaTiC viEwS of The FLoW pAth oF aN aUtosamplEr in A prEViOUs liquid CHroMATogRaPh.
iN figS. 1A AnD 1B, hIGh-prEssure VaLve ... | Witha liquid chromatograph, anautosampleris usedso that one liquid sample among a pluralityof liquid samples is automatically selected andintroduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of theflow path of an autosamplerina previous liquidchromatograph.InFIGS. 1A and 1B, high-p... | With a liquid chromatograph, an _autosampler_ is used so that _one_ liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples _is_ automatically selected _and_ introduced into _a_ column. FIGS. _1A_ and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous _liquid_ _chromatograph._ _In_ FIGS. 1A and _1B,_ ... |
1. Field
The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage is appl... | 1. field the present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and / or organic light - emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 6. description of all related art an organic light - emitting diode ( oled ) includes an anode, an organic light - emitting layer, and a cathode. here, when a volta... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and / or organic light - emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic light - emitting diode (OLED) iGclHdes an anode, an organic light - emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage applied between the anode an... | 1. fIeLD
the PrEsenT diSclOsuRe RelAtEs To opTicAl films for Reducing cOLoR SHiFT aNd/Or OrGANic liGht-EMITTINg DiSPlAY aPpARaTusES EmpLoYING thE sAME.
2. DeScrIptIOn of THE rELATED Art
an organic LIghT-EMiTTInG DioDE (oLeD) inCluDes aN anOdE, aN ORgaNIc LIghT-emITTing laYEr, And A CAThoDe. here, WhEn a vOltagE Is Appl... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to opticalfilms forreducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same.2. Description of theRelatedArt An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includesan anode, an organic light-emitting layer, anda cathode. Here, when avoltage is... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to _optical_ _films_ _for_ reducing _color_ shift and/or _organic_ _light-emitting_ _display_ apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art _An_ _organic_ light-emitting _diode_ (OLED) includes an anode, an organic _light-emitting_ layer, and _a_ cathode. He... |
This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms.
In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave gen... | this invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate cos ( w. sub. o + w. sub. q ) t, sin ( w. sub. o + w. sub. m ) t, cos ( w. sub. o - w. sub. m ) t and sin ( w. sub. o - w. sub. m ) t waveforms. in the past waveform generators to replace the above - mentioned wavefor... | This invent(og relates to waFefoem gfneratoDs and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, SIN (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, COS (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t and SIN (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t waveforms. In the past waveform generQYors to produce the above - mehtioBed waveforms inclu... | This relates to waveform generators more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + SIN(w.sub.o w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In the waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave generators locked to a frequency stan... | This iNVENtIoN reLaTes To wAvEfoRm gEnERATOrs AnD morE PARTIcuLaRly TO wAVEForm GeNeRATORS to geNeRATe CoS(w.SuB.o + W.SUb.M)T, SIn(w.Sub.o + w.sub.M)T, coS(w.SUb.O - W.SUB.m)T AnD siN(w.suB.O - W.suB.M)t waveFormS.
in the pAST waVEFOrM GeNErATORs To PrOducE thE aBOVE-MentIoNeD wAvEForms InclUDEd mULtIple sinE wAve GeN... | This invention relatesto waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. Inthe past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included m... | _This_ invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to _waveform_ generators to generate _COS(w.sub.o_ + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + _w.sub.m)t,_ COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t _and_ SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. _In_ the past waveform generators to produce _the_ above-mentioned waveforms included multiple... |
A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a CD, such... | a disk - type recording medium such as a compact box ( cd ) can store high - quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. recently, a digital versatile disk ( called ‘ dvd ’ hereinafter ) has been developed as a new disk - type recording medium. a dvd can store much larger size than... | A disk - type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high - quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘ DVD ’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk - type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a ... | A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new medium. A DVD can store much size than a CD, such that high-quality moving pictures ... | a dISk-TyPE ReCorDiNg meDiUM SUch AS A comPacT dISK (Cd) can stoRE HigH-QUAlitY digITAl audIo dATa PErMaNentlY, so that IT is A pOPULar RecorDiNg MEdium. ReCeNTlY, a DIgitAL VeRsaTIle DiSK (CaLLed ‘DvD’ HEreINAFtER) hAS been DevELOpeD AS A NeW DIsK-TyPe recoRDINg medIum. a DvD CAN StORe MucH LARger SIze ThAn a CD, SuCh... | A disk-typerecording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio datapermanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) hasbeen developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a CD,... | A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular _recording_ medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile _Disk_ (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been _developed_ as _a_ new disk-type recording _medium._ A DVD can _store_ much _larger_ size t... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn caEr chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates generally device for introducing lawn care into an irrigation system, and in particular, to pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler system. 2. Description ... | 1. fielD oF tHE inveNtioN
THIS invENTiOn reLATEs GeNeraLly TO A DeviCE FOR IntRODUCIng lAWn cARe CHemIcals iNTO aN iRrIgaTiON SYstEM, And In paRtIcUlaR, TO A pReSsUrIZEd CoNTaINEr whiCH is COMPATIbLE wITh A mAIN wAter sUPPLY LinE FOR dIsPerSiNg fErtilIZERS, hErBicIdEs, InsECticiDeS, and FUnGicIdeS THRoUGH a SPrinKLER s... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawncare chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, toapressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersingfertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicidesthrougha s... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ This _invention_ relates generally to a _device_ for introducing lawn _care_ chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container _which_ is compatible _with_ a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a... |
This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such art i... | this section introduces information from the art that may been related about or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and / or claimed below. this section is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. this is a discussion of “ related ” art. that such ... | This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and / or claimed below. Tyiw information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “ r@lwted ” art. That such a... | section introduces information from the art that may be related to provide context for some aspects of the technique herein and/or claimed below. This information background better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That art is in way implies that it also “prior” art... | thIS sECTiON INtrOduceS iNFoRmAtion FroM The ArT THat may be RelAtED tO or ProVIdE COnTExT For somE aspEcts oF tHe TEcHniQuE descriBeD hereIn aND/Or CLaimEd BElOW. tHiS INforMAtIoN is bAcKgROund FAciLITATiNG A BetTER UNdErsTANDing of tHAT which iS dISCLosEd heReIN. ThIS is A DiScussIon of “RelaTED” art. ThaT sUch ArT I... | This section introduces informationfrom the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspectsofthe technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “re... | This section introduces _information_ from the art that _may_ be related to or _provide_ context for _some_ aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that _which_ is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet.
2. Background of the Related Art
One of the a... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and / or moisture and, possibly particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. background of the related technology... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and / or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related Art One of the... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper 2. Background of the Related Art One of the aspects by which ... | 1. FielD oF tHE InVenTIon
The pRESEnt INvENTIOn RElates To ThE FieLd of TREatinG SheEt MATeRIAlS PreSsed aGaINst rOtaRy DRuMS AFTeR BeING TreAtEd WITh heat AnD/Or MOISTure ANd, mOrE PaRtIcUlARly, To AN APPaRaTUS FoR cONtROlLInG the suRfAce GLOSs Of a cAlEnderEd pAPer SHEEt.
2. bAcKgRounD Of THe reLatEd ART
one of the a... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of acalendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Re... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to the field of _treating_ sheet materials pressed against _rotary_ _drums_ after _being_ treated with heat and/or moisture and, more _particularly,_ to an apparatus for controlling the surface _gloss_ of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of _the_ Relate... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well.
2. Related Art ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of each well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. related a... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for a force for moving an object the well after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in well. 2. Related Art and It has been common prac... | 1. FiElD Of THe INVeNTiOn
thIS iNVenTiON relateS TO dowNHOLe WelL TooLS ANd mORe PArtiCUlArlY to dEviCeS foR RUNNing IntO AnD oUt Of a weLL oN a handLIng STRiNG FoR GenERAtiNG a foRce FOr moVInG An objECt in tHE WELL BoRE AFTEr TeMporARIlY AnChorinG thE lOwER pOrtioN Of SUCH hANDLIng sTRInG IN tHE weLl.
2. RELATed Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running intoand out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object inthe well bore after temporarilyanchoringthe lower portionofsuch handling string in the we... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ This invention relates to downhole well tools and more _particularly_ to devices for running into and out of a well on _a_ _handling_ _string_ for generating a force for moving an object in _the_ well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion _of_ such handling _string_ _in_ the w... |
Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic... | commercial vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. for example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. as vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hyd... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc. , have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to (kwer hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydrauli... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic power were d... | maNy VehIClEs, SUCh As AIRcraft, CARS, TRuCKs, etc., hAVe ONE oR MoRe hYdrAuLiC sySTEMS wHich Are DriVES or trANsmISSiOn SysteMs ThAt uSe PresSURIzEd HYDRAuliC FLUid To Power hYdrAUlIC MachiNEry. FOr EXample, earLy vEhICleS had HYdRaULIc bRAkE sYSteMs. AS vEhIcleS BEcamE MoRE SOPhiSTIcAteD, NeWER SysTEmS WiTh hyDraULiC... | Many vehicles, such asaircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems.As vehicles became more sophisticated, new... | Many _vehicles,_ such _as_ aircraft, _cars,_ trucks, etc., have _one_ or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid _to_ power hydraulic machinery. _For_ example, early vehicles had _hydraulic_ brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems ... |
Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental technology. their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip such that the tongue does not push them aside. after the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw an... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the pWtiWnt to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | Recording devices of the type above are known in the dental field. recording plates to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of patient to ensure that do not slip and that the tongue not push them aside. After the plates have each been secured on the upper jaw lower respectively, of the patient (for with rapidly ... | ReCOrDinG dEViCES OF The TypE MEnTiONEd aBOVe aRe KnOwN in THE denTAL FIElD. THeir rECORDinG PlaTEs HavE to bE FIXeD on thE NaTUrAl or PRoSthEtic TeeTh of The PATiENT To eNSUre tHAT tHeY dO nOt sLIP And thAt tHE TonGuE doEs NOt pUsh THeM aSIdE. AfTEr tHE RECORDIng plATEs HAVe EAch BeEn SecURed On tHe uPPER jaw ANd LoWe... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known inthe dental field. Their recording plates haveto befixed on the naturalor prosthetic teethof the patient to ensure that they do not slip and thatthe tonguedoesnot push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the uppe... | Recording devices of _the_ type mentioned _above_ are known in _the_ _dental_ field. Their recording plates have to _be_ fixed on the _natural_ or _prosthetic_ teeth of _the_ patient _to_ ensure that they do _not_ _slip_ and that _the_ tongue does not push them aside. _After_ the recording _plates_ _have_ each been sec... |
Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | muscles serve a number of capacities, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. for example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances again... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances against the ski... | muscles seRVe a nUmbeR OF FuNcTIONs, Most Of whIcH aRe depENDENT upON thEIr rEGuLAR ContRAcTIoN, whiCh IS iN TUrn DEPeNdENt UPON tHEIR StreNgTh ANd HEALtH. FOr eXaMPle, in AdDiTION to tHe weLl knowN FUNCtIOns of supPOrtInG tHE SKeLETOn AnD peRmITTINg mOVEmeNT, muScles sERVe to PAD THe Force Of BoNe PROtuberAnCEs agaiNs... | Musclesserve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is inturn dependent upon their strength and health. For example,in addition to the well known functions ofsupporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of... | Muscles serve a number of functions, _most_ of which _are_ dependent _upon_ their regular contraction, which is _in_ turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in _addition_ to the well _known_ functions _of_ supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad _the_ force of bone prot... |
In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | in analytical chromatography, a sample becomes introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. to reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. the inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The iG:et liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes the an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner contain the sample prior to passing the sample the column, in order to isolate sample fr... | In Gas ChrOmatogrAphY, A SampLE IS iNtrODuceD To thE cOLuMn of tHe cHroMaTograpH SYsteM VIA an iNlet. tO reduce tHE adSorpTiOn or DecoMPOSItIoN of ANAlyTES in tHe SAmple, AN INlET LINER IS typIcAlly INstalleD INSIde THe InLEt. tHe Inlet lINEr MUsT conTAin ThE saMple pRIoR to pASsINg ThE SamPlE TO thE ColUMn, in ORDEr T... | Ingaschromatography, a sampleis introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition ofanalytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inletliner mustcontain the sample prior to passingthe sample to the column,... | In gas chromatography, a sample is _introduced_ to the column of the chromatograph system _via_ an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or _decomposition_ of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically _installed_ inside _the_ inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior _to_ passing the sample _to_ _the_ co... |
This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers.
The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended period of time, ge... | this invention relates to a refrigerator door opening / opening apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. the refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food ' s freshness for an extended period of time... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening / closing apparatus which is SSapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food conFa*ners. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food ' s freshness for an extended period of time... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or to the freshness for an extended period time, generally cools the stored foodstu... | ThIs inVEntION RELaTES to a refriGerAtOr dOOR oPEniNG/ClOsIng aPPARatuS wHIch is ADaptEd tO faCiLItATe thE eASY hANDlinG of rELaTIVeLy heAVy FooD ConTAInerS.
thE refrIgERatoR, uSeD to sTORE vaRioUs kinDS OF FOoDsTuffS iN EITher A cOOLED Or frozEn STAte tO PREseRVe thE FOOD'S FrEsHNESS fOR AN exTEndEd pERIod oF TIMe, gE... | This invention relatesto a refrigeratordoor opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitatethe easyhandling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator,usedtostore various kinds of foodstuffsineither a cooledor frozen state to preserve the food'sfreshnessfor an extended period oftime,genera... | This _invention_ relates to a refrigerator door _opening/closing_ apparatus which is adapted _to_ facilitate the easy handling of _relatively_ heavy food containers. _The_ refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either _a_ cooled or frozen state to preserve _the_ food's freshness for an extended peri... |
1. Technical Field
Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms.
2. Discussion
Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | a. technical field embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. more particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment thereby enhance power efficiency in computing machines. b. discussion computing platforms may enter various sleep patterns following periods of exhaustion in o... | 1. Technical FJe>d Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments ee.ate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep s$Wtes during 0erUods of idleness in order to red... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments generally relate to power in computing platforms. particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in to reduce power consumption. Sleep stat... | 1. TECHnICaL FiElD
EmbodIments GEnERAlly relATE To POWER mANAGEMEnT iN compUTing plaTFoRmS. moRe PaRTiculArlY, eMbodiMeNtS RELATe to PEriOdIC ActIvity AlIGNmENT To enHanCe PoweR effIcIenCy In cOMpUTing pLATForMs.
2. disCUssioN
CoMPUtiNg PlatfOrMS maY entER VaRiOus SLeEp sTaTES DurING pERIOds OF IdlENesS iN oRder to rEd... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments generallyrelate to power management incomputing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computingplatforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep statesduring periods of idleness i... | 1. Technical _Field_ Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. _More_ particularly, _embodiments_ relate to periodic _activity_ alignment to enhance _power_ _efficiency_ in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in ... |
A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure i... | a transmission electron microscope ( pet, referred informally as “ tem ” ) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic beam for microstructu... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “ TEM ”) is a Revide which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an eGlarges image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into enlarged image by means of electromagnetic for microstructure imaging. In a s... | A tRanSMissiOn EleCTrON mIcrosCopE (HeREINAftEr, RefErred tO as “tem”) IS A DEvIcE whICH AppLIes aN eLecTroN beAM acCelerateD by A HiGH voltaGe TO An ObsErvAtiON ObjECt MAterIAL and foCuSEs The ELeCTROn bEaM TrAnsmiTTED thROUGh THe MatErIal InTO An EnLaRged IMagE BY meaNs OF An ELECTromAGNeTIc leNS fOr MicrostrUCture i... | Atransmission electron microscope(hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation objectmaterial and focusesthe electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies _an_ electron beam accelerated by a high _voltage_ to _an_ observation object material _and_ focuses the electron beam transmitted _through_ the material _into_ an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic _lens_ for mi... |
Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to fixed articles. one common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. for example, some kind of coupling mechanis... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical SpparatusDs exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal a3ticlss. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common of accessory attachment is the kind coupling a flexible or a strap to solid for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mechanism comprising an accessory a... | VAriouS atTacHMEnT PiEceS, ADAptors, aNd MEchAnicAL APpARaTuSes EXIsT foR ThE pURPOSe Of COUpLiNG sliNgS anD oThER aCcEsSoRIEs to pERsOnal ARticLES. oNe cOmMON Type OF AccESsorY ATTaCHment iS ThE kiNd USED fOr cOuPlING a FlEXIble SlINg OR a STrAp tO a soliD ARtICle FOR CaRryIng. FOr ExaMPLe, sOMe kIND OF COuPliNG MecHa... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors,and mechanical apparatuses exist forthe purpose of couplingslings and other accessories to personal articles.One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexiblesling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. Forexample, some kind of ... | Various _attachment_ pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose _of_ coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common _type_ of accessory _attachment_ is the kind _used_ _for_ _coupling_ a flexible sling or a _strap_ to a solid article for _carrying._ _For_ example, some ki... |
Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. for example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, gas flame of gas cooking appliance deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to temperature. A gas can also pr... | maNy conSuMeRS prEfeR GAs cOOkinG appliAnCeS oVEr eLectrIc CookINg aPplIAncES For a VaRIetY of rEAsoNS. fOr EXAmplE, THE gAS FLaMe OF a gas cOOKIng applianCE Can DelivEr HEAT NearlY ImMEDIAteLY, WhILe eLecTrIc CoOkING ApPLIaNcES UsUALlY requIRe aT LeaSt SoME deLAY To BRiNG A reSISTIVE HEATINg ElEmEnT uP to operatIng te... | Many consumersprefer gas cookingappliances over electriccooking appliances for a variety of reasons. Forexample, the gasflame of a gascooking appliance candeliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to... | _Many_ consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over _electric_ cooking appliances for a variety of _reasons._ _For_ example, _the_ gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating _element_ up to ... |
There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these d... | there are an increasingly large number wireless devices that have network connectivity. over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. with the evolution of t... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use wu%h television sets, digital cameras, and cell phon$z. With the evolution of these d... | There are increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these devices, ther... | tHeRe aRE an iNcREaSingLy LarGE NUMBEr oF deViCEs ThaT Have nEtWOrk coNNECTiVity. OVer tHe yeArs, netwORk cOnNEctiVItY haS BEeN exTeNdeD to APPliaNCEs suCH as REfRiGErAtORS, HOme entErTainmENt CENters, ANd InTeRaCtivE BoX SEts for uSE WItH teLeVisIoN seTs, DigiTAL CaMERaS, aNd cELL pHoNEs. wiTh The EvOlUtIon of these d... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years,network connectivity has been extended to appliances such asrefrigerators, home entertainment centers,and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digitalcameras, and cell phones. With t... | There are an increasingly large number of _devices_ that _have_ network connectivity. Over the years, _network_ connectivity has been _extended_ to appliances such _as_ refrigerators, home _entertainment_ centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. _With_ the evolut... |
Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism.
Examples of previously patented f... | countless various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed of aesthetic value and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease during operation. further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles who are substantially protected from vandalism. examples of previously patented fl... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flZgpLles have bSeJ desigHeC from aesthetic atandloints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to desibB flags6qffs and flagpoles which are substWntiWlly protected from vandalism. Examples of previously patented f... | Heretofore various forms flagstaffs and flagpoles been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also the standpoints serviceability and ease of use. there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previously patented flagpoles of this type and... | hEretoFOre VArIOUS fORMS OF FLaGStAFfS aND FLaGPOLES hAVE beeN deSigNED FroM AEsthEtiC STaNDPoiNtS aND AlSO from THe StAndpoiNtS of SErvIceabilITy and EAsE oF uSe. FuRtheR, THERE hAs AlsO bEEn atTemPtS TO DeSIgn flagstafFs and FLAGPoleS WHicH ARe suBStAnTIaLLy PRotECtED FrOm vAnDAlIsm.
ExAmples OF prEVIOusLY PaTeNTed f... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed fromaesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability andeaseof use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previously pa... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs _and_ _flagpoles_ have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also _from_ the standpoints of serviceability and ease _of_ use. Further, there has also been _attempts_ to _design_ flagstaffs and flagpoles which _are_ substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previou... |
The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof.
Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | the present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating resistance and methods of programming thereof. electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including progra... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structIrSs having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods programming thereof. operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices processes for number of purposes, including programming alterable circuit c... | The pReSEnT INvENTion rElAtES To semIConducToR StrUCTuRes, ANd pARTIcULARlY, tO antIFuse StrUCtUrES hAvING aN InteGrATeD HeATIng eLeMeNT aND MEtHods of prOGRAmMing thErEOF.
EleCtriCALly OpeRablE fUSes ARe UTILIzED WIThiN THE FiElD of INtEgRaTEd cIRCUit dEVIceS and PRocESSes fOR a nUMBer OF PurpOses, InCLuDiNG PrOgrammi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly,to antifuse structures havinganintegratedheating element andmethods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized withinthe fieldofintegrated circuit devices andprocesses for a number of purposes, including ... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, _and_ particularly, to _antifuse_ structures _having_ _an_ integrated _heating_ _element_ and methods of programming _thereof._ Electrically _operable_ fuses are utilized within the field _of_ integrated _circuit_ devices and processes for a number of purposes,... |
Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that... | reducing power consumption in an integrated circuits is inherently desirable. however designers of integrated networks often implement a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation for the integrated circuits under varying possible variations. this conservative approach often means that there is a substanti... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated cirFuig is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply goltagW to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means thw^ there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing consumption in an integrated circuit often desirable. designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to correct operation of the integrated circuits all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that is added to the critical volt... | REducinG poWer cONsuMPtIOn In AN iNTEgRatEd CIRCUIt is OfTEn desIRABle. HOWEVER DesIgnERs oF iNTEGRATeD CiRcuItS OFtEN sELEcT A cOnSeRvativE SuPplY VoLTagE To ensURE corRect OPEraTIoN OF THE intEgRaTED CiRCUitS UNdEr aLL PoSsiBlE vaRIAtIoNs. ThIs COnSeRVATivE apprOAch OFTeN mEANs tHAt tHERe Is A SUBSTanTiaL mARGiN ThaT... | Reducing power consumption in anintegrated circuitis oftendesirable. However designers ofintegrated circuits oftenselect a conservativesupply voltage to ensure correctoperation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial marg... | Reducing power _consumption_ in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated _circuits_ _often_ select a conservative supply _voltage_ to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. _This_ conservative approach often means that there is a substantial _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as paper pseudo halftone image. 2. description of the related art in recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Art In recent years, various types of document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile and wordprocessors have been and ... | 1. FIELd OF tHE INVeNtION
the pResent inVEntION RELaTEs To an iMAGe proCesSINg AppArAtus for RePRodUCiNg A HAlFtone IMAGE from a DIgITAL IMAge SUCH AS a psEudO HAlFtonE iMAge.
2. dEScRIptioN OF thE RElaTED arT
in ReCEnt YEaRs, vArioUs tYpES Of dIgItal doCUMeNT datA proCEssiNG APPAraTUSes SuCh AS FAcSiMIle sysTEmS ANd w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such asa pseudo halftone image.2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile sy... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing _a_ _halftone_ image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, _various_ types of _digital_ document _data_ _processing_ apparatuses such as facsimi... |
Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | humans grow corn for food and energy applications. humans also breed numerous other crops, including soybeans and cotton. insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests until additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. also grow other crops, including soybeans cotton. Insects and damage plants and undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synthetic organic chemical insecticides have... | HuMAns grOw coRn foR fooD and eneRgy appLicaTIONS. HuMaNS AlSO GroW many OtHEr cROPS, INCLuDIng SoybEaNs AND COttON. INsECts EaT And daMaGE PlaNTS aND thEREbY UndeRMine tHeSe HUman EFfORtS. biLlioNS Of dOLlArS Are spent EAcH yEAR to cONtROL INsect PeSTS AND AdDITIONAL BILlionS Are loST To tHE DamaGE TheY iNFLICt. SYNth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans andcotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage th... | Humans _grow_ corn for food _and_ _energy_ applications. _Humans_ _also_ grow many _other_ _crops,_ _including_ soybeans _and_ cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. _Billions_ of dollars are _spent_ each _year_ _to_ control insect pests _and_ additional billions are _lost_ to ... |
Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side plan... | japanese laid - open patent publication no. 2008 - 44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a pressure transmitting apparatus. the power transmitting apparatus comprises this cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. the cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear... | Japanese Laid - OOeB Patent Publication No. 2008 - 44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that lncluves a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled !ihh hydraulic oil. The cylondef is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear - sid... | Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by drive motor via a rear-side planetary gear mechanism. A bear... | jaPaneSe Laid-opEN patENT puBlicAtiON NO. 2008-44080 DisCloSES A HyDrAuLIc tOrQuE WRenCh That INClUdES a POWEr TrAnsMiTtiNG ApparatuS. tHe poWER TRAnsmITTing apPARaTus comPrisEs a cyliNDER fIlLeD WIth hYDRAuLic oIL. THe CYLindEr IS lOcAted INsIDE aN outer CASinG pARt aNd Is RotaTed By A dRIVe mOToR vIa a REar-sidE pLAN... | JapaneseLaid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench thatincludes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinderfilled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor vi... | Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication _No._ 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench _that_ includes a _power_ transmitting apparatus. _The_ power _transmitting_ apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with _hydraulic_ oil. The cylinder is located inside an _outer_ casing _part_ _and_ is rotated by a _drive_ _motor... |
Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, in... | drilling wells for various purposes is well - known. drilled wells might be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons ( e. g., oil and gas ), which produce water, and so on. well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25, 000 feet or more. in hydrocarbon drilling, downhole instruments often have var... | Drilling wells for various p Trppses is wWlp - known. Such wells may be dril<Rd for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e. g. , oil and gas ), to produce water, and so on. Well dep4M may range from a few thpHsand feet to 25, 000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, dowhholr tools often incorporate varuouq sens... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, instrumen... | driLLIng welLS FoR VaRioUs puRpOSeS iS WeLl-KNown. sUcH WELlS maY be DrIllEd FOR GeOtHermAL purPoSes, to ProducE HydROcARBONs (e.g., OiL anD gAs), tO PROdUce WaTEr, aND So oN. WelL depTh may rAngE froM A FeW tHOusand feEt TO 25,000 fEet or MorE. IN HyDrOCaRboN wElLs, dOWNHOle tooLS OFten incOrpOrAtE vAriOuS seNSORS, In... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wellsmay be drilled for geothermal purposes, to producehydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, andsoon. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downholetools often incorporate va... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., _oil_ and _gas),_ to produce water, and so on. _Well_ depth _may_ range from _a_ few thousand _feet_ to 25,000 feet or more. In _hydrocarbon_ wells, downhole tools _often_ incorporate var... |
A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, ... | a soil application system or application may be used to create, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field along this rate. agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. agricultural inputs may be used to spray seeds, ro... | A material application s5sgem or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, h@4bicides, fungicides, and (tNer chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to tEeaR sW#ds, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. inputs may be used to treat seeds, roots, or the soil,... | a MaTerIAL APpLiCATioN syStEM OR sprAyEr mAY Be UsEd to appLy, diSTriBuTe, dISpensE OR SPRAy aGrIcUlTURal InPUTS oN A FIElD aT cOntROLlEd RATE. aGriCUltuRAl iNPUTs MAy COMPrIsE FeRtiLizEr, iNsECTiCiDES, hERBICIDeS, FUngicIdEs, and oThER chEmiCaLS, COMpOuNDS, OR MiXTureS. agRiCULTurAL iNputS mAY be uSEd to tReaT SeedS, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply,distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputson a fieldat controlled rate. Agriculturalinputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs maybe used to t... | A material application system or sprayer may be used _to_ apply, _distribute,_ dispense _or_ spray agricultural inputs on _a_ field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may _comprise_ fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other _chemicals,_ compounds, or mixtures. _Agricultural_ inputs _may_ be used ... |
The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and cannot b... | the closest known prior instance is u. s. law. no. 6, 725, 959 ( 2004 ) to shea et al. wherein snowboard is fitted at the back with a mounting assembly to support a motor. the motor becomes a flexible track with a tread. a tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. the motor and tread are only at snow ... | The closest kMIwn prior art is U. S. Pat. No. 6, 725, 959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tilOfr moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and canno... | The closest known prior art is U.S. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the with mounting assembly to support a motor. The a flexible with a tread. tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread set at snow level and be lifted up to allow natural snowboarding. W... | The clOseST KNOWn PRiOR arT IS u.s. PAT. no. 6,725,959 (2004) To SHEA et AL. A sNOwboaRD Is FItted At tHe reAr witH a MouNTinG asSeMbLy TO SuPPoRT a MotoR. ThE MoTor POWERs A FlEXIblE traCK WiTH A tReAD. a tILLEr mOveS THE MOTor and TRAck SidE tO SIde FoR sTEErINg. The MotOR AnD treAD arE sEt At snow LEVel aNd CaNnot B... | Theclosest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fittedatthe rear with amounting assembly to supporta motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller movesthe motor and trackside toside for steering. The motor andtread are setat snow level and cann... | _The_ closest _known_ prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the _rear_ with a mounting assembly _to_ support _a_ motor. The motor powers a flexible track _with_ a tread. A tiller moves the motor _and_ track side to side for steering. _The_ motor _and_ _tread_ are _set_ at s... |
The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fiber... | the idea of fiber impregnation by fiber resin is well - known. over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing rings or rovings ( prepregs ) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. one known process passes bundles of filaments ( glass, carbon or even aramid. rtm. fi... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well - known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid. RTM. fi... | The idea of fiber impregnation by resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer One known process passes bundles of (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fibers) through a fluidized bed of powdered ... | The iDEa oF fIBER impRegNATioN bY PoWDered rESin is well-knOWn. oVER the yeaRs, THE InDUstRy haS useD diFfEReNt teChniqUeS FOR pRODUcINg YARns oR ROVIngs (prePRegS) iMPReGNAted witH VaRioUs thermOpLAsTiC oR TheRMoSET PolYMeR PoWdeRS. OnE knOWN PRoceSS pAssEs bUNDleS OF FIlameNtS (gLaSs, CArbon OR evEN ArAMId.rTm. FiBER... | The idea of fiber impregnationby powdered resin is well-known. Over the years,the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. Oneknown process passes bundles of filaments (glass,carbon or evenAramid.RTM. fib... | _The_ idea _of_ _fiber_ _impregnation_ _by_ _powdered_ resin is well-known. Over _the_ years, the industry has used different techniques for _producing_ yarns _or_ rovings _(prepregs)_ impregnated with various thermoplastic or _thermoset_ _polymer_ powders. One known process passes bundles _of_ filaments (glass, carbon... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled.
2. Description of Related Art
Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, thi... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. description of related art japanese examined patent publication ( kokoku ) no. 45 - 27, 634 discloses a proposed cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in fig. 5. as illustrated in fig. 5, th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45 - 27, 634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) discloses a conventional cooling system which is illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, this conventional cooling comprises a cold... | 1. FiEld OF The InvEntIon
the presENT INVENtioN rElaTES To A cOOlINg system For cOOLiNg A SubStaNce tO bE COoLED.
2. dEscRiPTIon OF RELATed ArT
JApANesE EXAminEd pAtENT pUBLiCATION (KokoKU) No. 45-27,634 DiSClOsES A CoNveNtIoNAL COolING System whIch IS CoNSTRUCTeD AS IlluSTraTed IN fiG. 5. As ilLusTRaTed IN fIg. 5, tHI... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a coolingsystem for cooling asubstance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese ExaminedPatent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634discloses aconventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrate... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to _be_ cooled. 2. Description _of_ Related Art Japanese Examined _Patent_ Publication _(KOKOKU)_ _No._ 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling _system_ which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. _5._ As illustrated ... |
Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an example of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key, a... | conventionally, a game apparatus lacks been documented which includes, as a standard controller, a control controller held and operated with the hand. as an example showing an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated without two hands, and accepts two sticks... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard cpntrolle#, a gXKe Sobtroller held and operated with one hand. As an ezam(le of an extended controller of the game qoparatus, a game cont3ol/er has been known which is held and operated q7th both haJfs, and ibclKdes two stiSkE, a cross key, a... | Conventionally, a game apparatus been known includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an example of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes sticks, key, and a plurality operati... | ConVENtIOnaLlY, a gAME apPArATUs HaS bEeN KNOwn WhIch iNCLuDES, AS A stAndarD cOnTROlLER, A gaMe contROLLer helD aNd oPEraTed WItH OnE HANd. AS AN EXAmPle OF aN EXtEnDed ConTRoLLer Of The gaMe appAraTus, A GaMe CONTrOlLer hAs BEEn KnowN WhICh is Held And opErATEd wITH bOTh HandS, And INcluDes TWo stIcKs, a Cross KEY, a... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has been knownwhich includes, as a standardcontroller,a game controller held and operated with onehand. As anexample ofan extended controller of the game apparatus, a gamecontroller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes twosticks, a c... | _Conventionally,_ _a_ _game_ apparatus _has_ _been_ known which _includes,_ as a _standard_ controller, a game _controller_ held and operated with one hand. _As_ an example of an _extended_ controller of the game apparatus, _a_ game controller _has_ been known which is held and operated with both _hands,_ _and_ include... |
The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling.
Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art ... | the present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted roll tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. mattress tape is known in the usa as exemplified in u. s. pat. no. 9, 889, 305 ( goldberg ). this prior desi... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a kBitteS mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the jattdess that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U. S. Pat. No. 3, 889, 305 (Goldberg ). This prior a... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress and, in particular, a knitted mattress tape suited provide a french at the edges the that a amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art heat barrier textile material is directed to ... | the pReSENT inventION Is dIREcTED gENeraLly To a mATTRESs TAPe and, in PARtIcUlar, To A KNItteD MAtTresS TapE sUIteD to PRovIDE a frencH SeAM AT THE EdgeS Of tHe MAtTrEsS ThAT PRoduceS A minIMuM AmoUnt of WriNKLIng.
MAtTResS TApE Is knoWn iN The Art AS EXemPLiFIEd IN u.s. PAT. NO. 3,889,305 (goLdBErG) . tHis prIOr aRt ... | The present inventionis directed generally to a mattress tapeand, in particular, to aknittedmattresstape suitedto provide a french seamat the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is knownin the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305(Goldberg) . T... | The present invention _is_ directed generally to a mattress _tape_ and, in _particular,_ to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at _the_ edges of the mattress that produces _a_ minimum _amount_ of wrinkling. _Mattress_ tape _is_ known in the art as exemplified _in_ U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg)... |
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | nuclear magnetic resonance ( nmr ) has become an indispensible tool to chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. nmr is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such sp... | B Tclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and <ed7cal professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such sp... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at equivalent to the energy difference between such spin states. The associated with energy ... | NucleaR mAgneTIC ReSonaNcE (NMr) Has BECoME AN iNdIspeNSible Tool FOR chemIsts, BiOlogiSts, anD mEDiCal proFeSSiONAlS. NmR Is Based On SPlittInG oF The Spin eNErGy sTaTES InDUceD By a stAtIc MAGnEtIc fiEld, AND reSonant aBsorpTION OF ELECTROMaGNeTIc enErgy, aT levels eQUivALEnT tO THe EneRgY dIffERence BETWeEn SUcH SPl... | Nuclear magneticresonance (NMR) has become anindispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of thespin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, andresonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levelsequivalent to theenergy difference ... | _Nuclear_ magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible _tool_ for _chemists,_ biologists, and _medical_ professionals. NMR is based on _splitting_ of the spin _energy_ states induced by a _static_ magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at _levels_ equivalent to the energy difference ... |
Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems that fa... | many groups are investigating selective use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half - life of a drug in a biological system and systems... | Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half - life of a drug in a biological system and systems that ... | Many groups are investigating the use of the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral drug delivery and desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems that facilitate the placement and localizatio... | MANy GrOUpS aRE inVeSTigAtiNG thE use of poLyMeRS for ThE COntRolleD DeLivErY Of a vaRIEty oF tHeraPEutIcs. PoLYmeRS pLay AN INtegRAl rOle IN DRUg deLIVery and aRe dEsiRAblE FOR COntrolLed RelEASe tHerApeUtIcS, tailoReD DRUg RelEAsE KINetIcS, iNCrEAsInG thE HALF-life Of A DRUG iN a BiologicAL SySteM AnD sysTEms THaT fA... | Many groups are investigating theuseof polymers for the controlled delivery of a varietyof therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable forcontrolled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of adrug in abiological system ... | Many groups are investigating the _use_ of polymers _for_ the controlled delivery _of_ a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in _drug_ delivery and _are_ _desirable_ for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug _in_ _a_ biological system and... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device.
2. Related Art
Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive devic... | 1. signal field the present invention relates to passive intermodulation ( pim ) and systems and methods for measuring pim in telecommunication network and / or device. 2. related art passive intermodulation ( pim ) causes an unwanted transmission or signals to be generated by the non - linear mixing of two or more fre... | 1. 5echnica/ Field The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and / or device. 2. Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non - linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive d... | 1. Technical Field The present invention to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and for PIM in a network and/or device. 2. Related Passive intermodulation an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive device such as a connector or cable. PIM has surface... | 1. teChniCAL fielD
the PrESEnt iNvention rElAtES tO PaSSIvE iNTeRmodUlATiOn (PIm) and SYSTeMS and MethoDs fOr MeasuRIng pIM iN a nEtWOrK AnD/or dEvIcE.
2. reLAted ArT
pAssive iNtermOdUlaTIoN (pIm) caUSEs aN uNwANTEd siGnAl OR SIGnALS To BE gEnERATed bY ThE noN-lInEAR MiXINg Of twO oR MorE FreQUEnCiEs in A pASSIVE DevIc... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems andmethods formeasuring PIM in anetworkand/or device. 2.Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signalor signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies... | 1. _Technical_ Field The _present_ invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems _and_ _methods_ for measuring PIM in a network and/or device. _2._ _Related_ Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or _signals_ _to_ be generated _by_ _the_ non-linear _mixing_ of two _or_ more freque... |
The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers.
In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | the demand concerning hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. the uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, and well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. a particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of deterg... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of ker(seJe is Umportqnt for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains growth industry. The uses include the development of better as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and production of detergents. The production of precursors for ... | THe demanD for HYdRocarBONs RemAInS A gRowth InDustry. The USEs of hYDRocARboNs incLudE tHe DEveloPMENt OF bettEr fuELs, as welL AS usEful preCUrSors FoR dEtErGeNTs, aNd FOr PolyMERs.
iN pArTicuLar, THe PrODUCtion OF kerOSeNe is IMpoRTAnT FoR nUmERouS pROductS, InclUdiNg mOtoR fueLS, AnD tHE prodUCtiOn oF deTERGENTs. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors fordetergents, andforpolymers. In particular, the productionof kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the ... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains _a_ growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include _the_ development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In _particular,_ the _production_ of _kerosene_ _is_ important for numerous products, including _motor_ fuels, _and_ the production ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example.
2. Description of Prior Art
Those concerned with the development of prote... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter gatherings such as football games or olympics like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, perhaps example. 2. description of such art those concerned with the adoption... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectztorz at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the development of orote... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates generally to improvements in garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned development of protective clothing spectators and hunters have... | 1. fIeld of thE invEnTioN
THe pReSeNT iNveNtION rELaTES GenErAlly to ImproVEmenTs iN pRoTectIVE GArMeNTS AdaPTEd FoR USe by spEctATORS at oUtdOOR WiNtEr sPORTS sUCh aS FootBAll gAMeS or THE LIke, Or By sporTSMeN SUcH AS DuCK HuntErS, FOr exAmPle.
2. DescrIpTIoN Of priOR Art
Those CONcernED WitH tHE dEVELopMenT of pROTe... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The presentinvention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or bysportsmensuch as duckhunters, forexample. 2.Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the developmentof prot... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates generally to _improvements_ in _protective_ garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games _or_ the like, _or_ by sportsmen such _as_ duck hunters, for example. 2. Description _of_ Prior Art Those _concerned_ with the deve... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones.
1. Background Art
For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a b... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones ( handsets ) and which allows extension - line - communication of the telephones. 1. background art for example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above - mentioned type is connected with ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension - line - communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above - mentioned type is connected wi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable a plurality of telephones (handsets) which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a built-in a... | 1. TeChNicAl FIElD
tHe preseNt iNvENTiOn RElateS To a FACsimIle apPARAtUs wHICh iS CoNNEctABLe wiTh A pLURaliTY of TELepHONES (hanDSeTs) AnD WhicH allOws eXtEnsIon-LINE-coMMUNIcAtion betWEEN tHe tELEPhOnes.
1. BACkGROuNd arT
fOr exaMPLe, a COnvENTIOnAL fAcsiMIle mAchIne oF THE AbOvE-MeNTioned TyPe Is cONneCTED wIth A b... | 1. Technical Field The presentinvention relates toa facsimile apparatuswhich is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) andwhich allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected ... | 1. Technical Field The _present_ invention _relates_ to a facsimile _apparatus_ which is connectable with a plurality _of_ telephones _(handsets)_ _and_ which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. _Background_ Art For _example,_ _a_ conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is ... |
It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noi... | it is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. this phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast - switching operations. rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations ( i. e., inductive... | It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troub.eEome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast - switching operations. Raoid:y changing currents can induce voltage fluctuw4ions (i. e. , inductive... | well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noise) in parasitic tha... | It IS well kNoWn THAt aN InduCtOr tyPicALLy ResiSts A cHANGE iN tHe CURReNt fLoWiNG throuGH It BY GEnerating A CoUnTerActinG volTaGe drOP. tHIS PheNomENoN CAN bE TrOublesoMe fOr elEctRoniC cIrcUITs THaT accOmMOdAte FAsT-SwiTChIng opEraTIOnS. rApiDLy CHAngIng currentS can INDuce vOlTage FLuctUAtIonS (i.E., INdUCtIvE noI... | It is well known thatan inductor typically resistsa change in the current flowing through itbygenerating a counteracting voltagedrop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can inducevoltage fluctuations ... | _It_ is _well_ known that an inductor typically resists _a_ change in the current _flowing_ through it by generating _a_ _counteracting_ voltage drop. This phenomenon _can_ _be_ troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching _operations._ Rapidly changing currents _can_ induce _voltage_ fluctuation... |
This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors.
Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997)... | this invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. the publication entitled : capacitive sensors - design and applications ( isbn # 0 - 7803 - 5351 - x ) by larry k. baxter, 1st ed. ( ieee, piscatawa... | This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a singpW plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The pub>lcation entitled: Capacitive Sensors - Design and Applications (ISBN # 0 - 7803 - 5351 - X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N... | This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive using a single proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997) describes one known capa... | This INventiOn RElaTeS tO SenSOrs, anD mOrE PArtiCUlarLY, to CapACITIVe PrOXimity SEnsORS.
CAPACItivE SeNsorS UsiNg A SINgle PlATE cApacITiVe PROxIMiTy dEtECTor ARE knOwN. the pUBLICatiOn ENTItLEd: CAPACiTIve sEnsOrS-DeSIgn aNd aPpLICaTIons (ISbN#0-7803-5351-X) by lARrY K. BaxTeR, 1ST ED. (IeEE, PIsCAtAwAy, N.J., 1997)... | This invention relates tosensors, and moreparticularly, tocapacitive proximitysensors. Capacitivesensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X)by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 199... | This invention relates to sensors, and _more_ particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. _Capacitive_ sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity _detector_ are known. _The_ publication entitled: _Capacitive_ Sensors-Design and _Applications_ (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. _Baxter,_ _1st_ _ed._ (IEEE, Pisca... |
This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction.
The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘central process... | this invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. the increase in processing power and storage available on computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘ central proces... | This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘ central proces... | This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘central processing systems’, whe... | thIs iNveNTION reLatEs To THE FIElD of sYSTEms ANALYsIs AND pLaNNInG, AnD iN PARtIcuLAR To sERVer CoNsOLIdaTIOn And VIrTUAlIZatiOn thrOUGh PERForMaNCe aNAlYsis, MoDELiNg, ANd PReDICtioN.
THe incrEaSE In pRoCESSiNG PoweR AND storaGE AvaiLablE in cOmPutER DEvICES aNd SysteMS HAs INitiated A resURgence In ‘CenTRAl proCess... | This invention relatesto the field of systems analysisandplanning, and in particular to serverconsolidation and virtualization throughperformance analysis,modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in‘centralproc... | _This_ invention relates to the _field_ of systems analysis and planning, _and_ in particular to server _consolidation_ and virtualization _through_ _performance_ _analysis,_ modeling, _and_ prediction. The increase in _processing_ power and storage _available_ in computer devices and _systems_ has initiated a resurgen... |
Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of strong elastic material and the particular manner in which the... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | requiring a degree of elasticity been formed by elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence the elastic material and the particular manner in which the elastic and inelastic have be... | ARTICles ReQUIRing A dEGREe of eLastiCitY Have BEeN formed By CoMbiNIng elAsTiC mATERiaLs wITh inelAstiC, Or lesS elAstIc, MaTERIaLS tHrOUGh VarIOus laMiNatIon ProCesseS. OFTeN, SUcH coMpositE lAMiNaTE ARticlES wilL BE sTRetChAbLE becAusE oF tHE pRESenCe OF tHE elAsTIC maTerIaL anD ThE PaRTicuLAr MAnNeR in whIch THe EL... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have beenformed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic,materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular m... | Articles requiring _a_ degree of elasticity have been _formed_ by combining _elastic_ materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such _composite_ _laminate_ articles will be _stretchable_ because of the _presence_ of the elastic material _and_ the _particular_ mann... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of c>ampiMg forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the w0plication of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a for the of holding clips on and borders objects, particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the relates to a device and a system and components such for the application of holding clips. The invention holding clips, in parti... | 1. FieLd OF tHE INVENtioN
The InVENtIOn reLaTeS to A mEThoD fOR thE APPLICaTIon of HolDInG cLiPs on edgEs aND bORDers OF Objects, in PArTIcuLaR PapER staCks oR doCumenTs, bY THe ApPLIcatioN of CLAMping fORcEs. MorEOveR THe InvenTion ReLAteS To a dEVICE aNd a sySTEm aND compOneNTs OF SUCH sYsTEm fOR tHE aPpLICAtIon oF H... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The invention relates to a methodfor the application ofholding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreoverthe invention relates to a device and asystem and components of such system for ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The invention relates to a method for the application of holding _clips_ on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks _or_ documents, by the _application_ _of_ _clamping_ forces. Moreover the invention relates _to_ a device and a _system_ and components of such system for the ... |
This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones.
Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones w... | this invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery - operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones... | This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is imporyany, such as battery - opeTatsd portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier podeT dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones... | invention relates to amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers efficiency is important, as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is in portable applications, such as headphones with a battery operated amplifier... | tHiS iNVenTiON RELATeS tO auDIO amPlifIErs, PARTICULARlY AUdio AMplIfieRs WherE efFicIeNcy iS iMPortAnT, Such aS batTEry-oPeRateD PorTAble aPPLIcatiOnS, fOR EXaMPlE poRTaBlE amPLifiers cONnecTEd To heAdPhONES.
mInImIZInG unNECessary AMpLifier pOWeR DISSIpaTIOn iS ImpoRTaNT In poRTaBLe aPpLicATiONs, SuCh aS HeAdpHones w... | This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers whereefficiencyis important, such as battery-operatedportable applications,for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizingunnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portableapplications, such as headp... | This invention relates _to_ audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers _where_ efficiency is _important,_ such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable _amplifiers_ connected _to_ headphones. Minimizing unnecessary _amplifier_ power dissipation is important _in_ portable applications, such a... |
The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles throug... | the present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting their angle, for example, of the so - called outer or external reflecting configurations such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor veh... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so - called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles thro... | The present invention relates to an arrangement a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles through remote control. Initially, fo... | thE preSent inVenTIOn reLATES to AN aNgLE adJUstiNg aRRangeMeNt foR a mIrRoR anD mORE pArtiCuLArLY, TO aN arRAngeMEnt fOR adJuSTInG tHE ANGle, FOr exAMple, OF ThE so-cAllEd OuTeR OR EXTERNal REflECTIng mIrrOR SUCH AS THE feNdeR mIrROR, dOOR MirROr, Etc. foR MoTOR VehIcLes, fRoM tHe INTeRIOR OF ThE MOToR VEhICLEs ThrOug... | Thepresent invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to anarrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fendermirror,door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles ... | The present invention relates to an angle _adjusting_ arrangement for _a_ mirror and more particularly, to _an_ arrangement for _adjusting_ the angle, _for_ example, _of_ the so-called outer _or_ _external_ reflecting mirror such _as_ the fender _mirror,_ _door_ mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the... |
Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineering... | impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many works such as those entitled " impervious graphite heat processing equipment ", by john r. schley in the journal chemical engineering... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled " Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment ", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineeri... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing by John R. Schley in journal Chemical Engineering (Feb. 18, pages... | ImpERviOUs GRAphite hEat EXchAnGE tubES, ChEMICaL pIPINg anD OtHER EQUIPmenT HAVe A RECognIzeD posiTion in COmmercE. ImpeRVious graPHITe ENgINEeRING MAtErIAls haVe beEN DEScriBeD in Many ARTiclES sUch AS tHosE EntItLEd "iMpervIouS GrAPhiTE FOr pROCesSinG eQUipmeNT", By joHn R. sChLey In THe JOuRNaL ChEMIcAl eNgINeeriNg... | Imperviousgraphite heatexchange tubes, chemical pipingand other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have beendescribed in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", byJohn R. Schley in thejournal Chemi... | _Impervious_ graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and _other_ equipment _have_ a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite _engineering_ materials have been described in many articles _such_ as _those_ entitled "Impervious Graphite _for_ Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemic... |
Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic... | roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. however, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and / or physical age, the surface of ancient roadways can eventually become misshapen, non - planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and / or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non - planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular tra... | Roadways built to facilitate vehicular However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic. order to promote ... | RoaDWAYS Are buIlt to facIlitaTe VEHiCULAR tRAvEL. HOweveR, DEpENdiNG Upon usAGE DEnSity, bAse condITions, tEMpeRaTURe vAriAtIOn, MOisTuRe VariATioN, aNd/or PhYsicaL age, tHE sURfACe of tHE roaDwaYS CAN EvenTUAlly BEcoMe mIsshapeN, nOn-plAnAr, unABlE tO SuPPoRT whEeL LoADS, Or oThErWisE UnSUItaBle FOR veHiCULar traFFiC... | Roadways are built tofacilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/orphysical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for v... | Roadways are built _to_ facilitate _vehicular_ travel. However, depending upon usage _density,_ base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical _age,_ _the_ surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to _support_ wheel _loads,_ or otherwise unsuitable for veh... |
Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component syst... | two - component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in u. s. pat. no. 2, 995, 531. further, according to de - os no. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ed - paints. one - com... | Two - component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 2, 995, 531. Further, according to DE - OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the fornulatiog of cathodically depositable ED - pa9mts. One - com... | Two-component paints good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. which a partially blocked polyisoc... | TWO-ComponEnT paiNts wITH goOD stOrage stABIlitY Of PoLYmerS cApaBlE Of forMinG aMides OR uRETHanEs AND blocKED iSOcyaNATES arE dISClosED in U.s. PaT. no. 2,995,531. furTHeR, ACcORDiNG TO DE-Os no. 20 57 799 SucH cOMBInAtiONS mAY AlSo be usEd fOr The FOrmUlATiON OF CATHodiCaLLy dEpOSiTabLe eD-paiNtS. OnE-cOmpOneNt SYST... | Two-component paints with good storage stability ofpolymerscapable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates aredisclosed inU.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be usedfor the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. ... | Two-component paints with _good_ _storage_ stability of polymers capable of forming amides or _urethanes_ and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. _Further,_ according to DE-OS _No._ 20 _57_ 799 such combinations _may_ _also_ be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. On... |
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | a. field of the invention the present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. more particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively thin, pliable foldable material through some ve... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in surgical procedures. More this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material a very small surgical incision. B. Problems... | a. field oF The INvEnTiOn
tHe pReseNt iNVeNTIon reLaTeS tO an APPARATus AND mEthod for ImpLANtIng iNTRAOCUlAr LensES in ophTHAlMiC SURgiCAL PRoCEDUReS. mOrE paRtiCulaRly, this INVENTion rELatEs TO A meAnS AnD MEtHOD FoR iMPLanTINg INTraOCULAr lENsEs Made frOM a RElatIvELY sOFt, pLiABle fOldABle MaTeRial ThROUGH a vERy ... | A. Fieldofthe Invention The present inventionrelates to an apparatusand method forimplantingintraocularlenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures.More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldablematerial throug... | A. Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates _to_ an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic _surgical_ procedures. _More_ particularly, this invention _relates_ to a _means_ and method for implanting intraocular _lenses_ _made_ from a relatively soft, pliable foldable materi... |
This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor.
For example,... | this invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase controls of an electric motor. for examp... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a Wjstem for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For example,... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, particularly, although the not limited to this, to a system for protecting devices inside a device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For example, a switching circuit for driving swit... | thiS inveNTiOn RelateS TO aN oVerheatiNG pROtEctIOn SySTEM fOR A sWITchINg modulE foR DRiViNg A lOAD, AnD pARticuLArLY, aLTHOUGH tHe iNVeNtIOn IS NoT LiMiTEd TO THIS, to a SYSTeM fOR PROTEcTiNG SWItcHING DEvICes InSIdE A swiTCHING DevICe MOdUlE fOR cHOppIng CuRRENt THRoUgH phasE cOilS OF An elEctRIC moTOr.
For ExaMpLe,... | This invention relates to anoverheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention isnot limited to this, toasystemfor protectingswitching devices inside a switching device module for chopping currentthrough phase coils ofanelectric m... | _This_ invention _relates_ to an overheating _protection_ system for a switching module for driving a load, _and_ particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting _switching_ devices _inside_ a switching device module for _chopping_ current through phase _coils_ of an electric mot... |
In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drain are then form... | in the prior art, amorphous silicon ( a - si ) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a - si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon ( e. g. n + layer ) on top of the first layer. metal contacts for the source and drain are... | In the pflor art, amorphous silicon (a - Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a - Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e. g. n + layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the sou4cF and drain are the... | In the prior amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin transistors by a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the layer. contacts the source and drain are then formed on the highly doped defining a channel area in the fi... | IN the priOr ART, amORphouS silicON (a-si) tHIn FIlm TRAnSISTors ArE fORmEd bY DePoSitINg a FiRSt lAyEr Of a-si sEmICOnDuCToR MaTeRiAL oVeR a GaTe anD gATe INSulatoR LayER aNd tHen dEPOSITIng a lAyEr OF HiGhlY dOpEd SIlICON (E.g. N+ LaYER) On toP of THE FirsT layeR. metal cOntACTS FOr The souRCE ANd DRaIN ARe ThEn fORm... | In the prior art,amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositinga first layer of a-Si semiconductormaterial over a gate and gateinsulator layer and then depositing a layer of highlydoped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) ontop of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source a... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors _are_ _formed_ by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a _gate_ and gate _insulator_ layer and then depositing a _layer_ of highly _doped_ silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of _the_ first layer. _Metal_ contacts for the source and _dr... |
The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder.
Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is there... | the present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder. many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. a number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require manual change. it is therefo... | The present invention relates to tokPs and pertains particularly to mulitple hooIs mounted in a common holder. Many workmen, skct as carpsJters, machinists, etc. , requiTD various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of Ghsse tools have blQSes or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is thWr... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with and require frequent change. It therefore desirable th... | THE PresEnt INveNTiOn relatES To TooLs And peRtains PaRtIcuLaRlY TO MULiTPle ToOlS MouNTeD in A COmMoN HOldeR.
maNy workmEN, sUch aS cArpeNTErs, mAchiniStS, ETC., rEQuiRe VaRiOUs TOoLS foR CaRRyINg oUT tHeIR TaSKs. A nUmBeR Of thEsE tOolS havE Blades OR POiNTs THaT Wear WITh UsE aNd rEQuiRe fReQuEnT chAngE. IT IS tHEre... | The present invention relates to toolsand pertains particularly to mulitple toolsmounted in a common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters,machinists, etc.,require various toolsfor carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. Itist... | The present invention relates _to_ tools and pertains _particularly_ to mulitple tools mounted in a common _holder._ Many workmen, _such_ _as_ carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools _for_ carrying out their tasks. _A_ number _of_ these tools have blades or points that wear with _use_ and require frequent _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a... | 1. field of the invention the present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained / manual training animals electronically linked to a handler / analyzer. 2. discussion of the prior art the ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substan... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained / in training animals electronically linked to a handler / analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances ... | 1. Field of the The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. of the Prior Art The to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a foundational of law enforcement and c... | 1. FiEld of tHe iNVeNTion
thE pResenT INvENTIOn PErTAiNS TO tHe art OF DeTECtIon sysTeMS AND, mORe parTicuLaRly, To a dETecTioN syStEM THat eMPLOys trAINeD/in traiNINg animALS ELeCTRONiCalLY linked To A HAndlER/ANALyzer.
2. disCUssION Of tHe PRiOR ArT
tHE AbILity tO rAPIdly And eFfEcTIVELy DeTect targEt subsTANceS iS a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to adetection systemthat employstrained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2.Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effecti... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the _art_ of _detection_ _systems_ _and,_ more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically _linked_ to a handler/analyzer. _2._ Discussion of the Prior Art The _ability_ to rapidly and effectively detect target s... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures.
2... | 1. field of the invention the present disclosure generally relates its both method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structure... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention The disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2. of the Relate... | 1. Field OF tHe iNventIOn
thE pREseNT DisCLOSURE gENerAlLy rElateS tO A method For foRMiNG a SemiCoNDuCToR deVicE STRUcturE and To A SEmIcONDucTor DevICE StRuctURe. PArtiCuLARLy, tHE PreSEnt diSclOSurE relATes To FoRMING bUlk fINs coMpRisIng A FIELd IndUCIng sTRUcTURe aNd tO ACCorDING SEMIconDUctOR DEVIcE STrUcturEs.
2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming asemiconductor device structure and toa semiconductordevice structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising afield inducing structureand to accord... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The _present_ disclosure generally _relates_ to a method for forming a _semiconductor_ _device_ structure and to a semiconductor device structure. _Particularly,_ the present disclosure _relates_ to _forming_ bulk fins _comprising_ a field inducing _structure_ and to according semiconductor ... |
Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. in such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to neither input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding ... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the o7tpur variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional applications are known. In such a proportional valve, achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equilibrium is established, resul... | ELECTrOmagneTiC PrOpoRTiONaL VAlVEs FoR ManifOlD AppliCATIOnS Are KnOWN. in SUCh A PropoRTiONaL vALVe, tO acHieVe a corrElATIoN anD preFERaBlY A linEar DePENdency BETweeN aN iNPuT vaRiAblE anD aN OUtpUT VaRIAbLE, the ouTPuT vaRIablE Is Fed baCK tO THE inPuT varIABLE, SO that FOR eacH iNPUT VariaBlE A COrReSpONdInG eqUI... | Electromagneticproportionalvalves for manifold applications areknown. In such a proportional valve,to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the outputvariableis fed back to the input variable, so that for each input varia... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold _applications_ are known. In such a _proportional_ valve, to achieve a correlation _and_ preferably a linear dependency _between_ an input variable and an _output_ variable, the output variable is fed back to _the_ input variable, so that for each input _variable_ a corr... |
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