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In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc.
The preferred field of application for such methods an... | in electrical engineering, the problem of converting an assumed a. c. voltage into a desired reference a. c. voltage arises in many applications. such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low - frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. the preferred field of application for such metho... | In electrical engineering, the problem of c(ngerting an actual a. c. voltage into a desired reference a. c. voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low - frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. The pteCerred field of application for such method... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into a reference a.c. voltage arises in applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, electronics, etc. The preferred field of for such methods and circuit arrangements is filtering the ... | In eLectRICAL eNginEErING, The pRoBlEM of cOnVertiNG an acTUAL A.c. volTAGE intO a DEsiRED reFErENcE a.c. vOLTagE ARISES iN manY aPPLIcaTioNS. sucH ApPLiCATioNs MAY InCLUDE, fOR EXamPle, POWeR eleCTrOnicS, Low-FREquencY electroNics, CoMmUniCAtIONS ELECtRONics, EtC.
The preFERred fIELd Of appLIcatIon foR such mEThoDs AN... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into adesired reference a.c. voltage arisesin many applications.Such applications mayinclude, for example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. The preferred fieldof application for suchm... | In _electrical_ engineering, the _problem_ _of_ converting _an_ _actual_ a.c. voltage into a desired _reference_ a.c. _voltage_ arises in many _applications._ Such applications may include, for _example,_ power electronics, low-frequency _electronics,_ _communications_ electronics, etc. The preferred field _of_ applica... |
The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions.
A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern.... | the present invention relates to a pneumatic tread suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions. a motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terDQin is usually provided with a block type tread 9at%ern.... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire for rough terrain provided with block type tread pattern. For example, the laid-open... | tHe PRESeNT InVEnTIOn RElaTEs TO a PNeumatic TIre SuITaBle fOr roUGH TERrAin, MOre PArTICULArLy TO A Block TypE tRead pATtERn BeiNg CapAbLE OF DisPLaying GoOd PerFOrmANCe in a widE VAriETY oF CoNDiTioNS.
a mOtocROSS TiRE oF A pNeumAtiC tiRE dEsiGned fOR RouGh TerrAIn IS usUalLy PROvIdED WitH A blOCK typE TReAD PATtern.... | The present invention relatesto a pneumatic tire suitablefor rough terrain, more particularly to ablock typetread pattern being capable of displaying good performancein a wide variety of conditions.A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a blocktype tread... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of _displaying_ good performance in a wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of _a_ pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with _a_ _block_ type tread ... |
Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “between-meal” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of an av... | lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “ between - meal ” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. this lifestyle is often referred to as “ western world lifestyle ”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. breakfast food earlier consis... | Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “ between - meal ” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. ryis lifestyle is often referred to as “ western world lifestyle ”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of... | Lifestyle in many parts of the world characterized by an enormous meal and “between-meal” intake of calories from food and snacks as well drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier of an of 30% and 60% the carbohydrates m... | lifesTYLe IN many parTs oF tHE WoRld todAy is ChAraCtERIzed by an EnOrMOus MEal AND “BetweEN-meAl” iNTakE Of CAlOrieS FrOM SoLId fOoD anD SNACKS aS WElL aS DrinKaBLE cALories. THIS lIFeSTylE is ofTEn RefeRrEd To As “westErn WOrLd lifEsTyLe”, AnD It IS GeNeraLlY ReGARded AS uNhealthy. OUr FOoD Earlier CONSisTED OF aN Av... | Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and“between-meal” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyleis often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier co... | _Lifestyle_ in many parts of the world today is characterized _by_ an enormous _meal_ and “between-meal” _intake_ of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. _This_ lifestyle is often _referred_ to _as_ _“western_ _world_ lifestyle”, and _it_ _is_ _generally_ regarded as _unhealthy._ Our food ... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting.
Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the rema... | field of the invention the present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a stable solidified structure in continuous casting. besides fe, molten aluminium contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the remark... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity el2kents, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the rema... | Field of the The present invention relates an electromagnetic method which provides a solidified in continuous Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten is sometimes attended by the remarkable segregation of elements, such as P, and S, into the f... | fiELd oF the InveNTiON
THe prEsENt InVEnTIOn ReLAtES tO AN eleCtRomaGNETIc STiRriNG mETHod whiCh PrOvidES a sATIsfACtoRY SOliDIfiEd sTruCTURE iN COntInUouS caStInG.
bESidEs Fe, MoltEN sTeel CoNtAIns vARiOUs ALLOYInG eLEMeNTS anD ImPuRitY ElEMENTs, anD The SOlIDifIcATIoN of MoLTEN sTeEL IS sOmeTImEs atTEnDED By THe reMa... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagneticstirring method whichprovides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elementsand impurity elements,and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes atten... | Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides _a_ satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and _impurity_ elements, and the _solidification_ of _molten_ steel is _sometimes_ attend... |
1. Field
The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives.
2. Related Art
During semiconductor processing, an etc... | 1. field the present application generally relates toward the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. related art during semiconductor processing, an... | 1. FiWKd The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor p$ocesqing, an etc... | Field The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a monitoring an etch process to two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor processing, an etch process, example... | 1. fIeld
the preSENT APpLiCatION geneRalLY RELates to tHE deSIGn of an ETch proCesS conTrOL SYSTem to mEASuRE A StruCTure FormeD On a wORkpIece, aNd, mORE PartiCulaRLy, To A sYstem oF mONiTorING an EtCH ProCESS TO MEEt TwO OR MoRe ETcH STage measUrEmENT oBJEcTiVeS.
2. relatED aRT
DurInG sEmiCondUCtOR pRoCEssiNG, aN etC... | 1. Field The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece,and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch processto meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor pr... | 1. _Field_ The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a _structure_ _formed_ on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. _Related_ Art _During_ semiconductor processi... |
The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction mer... | the invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exits end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized stream, and in the downstream direction m... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, compriqinh a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates ditJ means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction mer... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction merges w... | THE iNventioN RElATEs To a blowING NozZlE foR tRansPoRtINg a FLEXIbLe tHrEAD, COMprISiNg A SuPPlY ChannEL foR THe THREad TO BE TRaNSPoRTed, tHE eXIT End oF ThE cHanNeL beINg sUrRoUnDED By AN ANnUlAr gAP WhICH upsTREAm COmMuNicatEs with MeanS foR sUPplYiNG A FlOwing PrESSuRiZed FlUiD, aND In tHE dOWnSTReAm DIREctioN meR... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channelfor the thread to be transported, theexitend of the channel being surrounded byan annulargap which upstream communicateswith means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstreamdirect... | The invention relates _to_ a blowing nozzle _for_ transporting a flexible thread, _comprising_ a supply _channel_ for _the_ thread to be transported, _the_ exit end _of_ the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means _for_ _supplying_ a flowing pressurized fluid, _and_ _in_ the do... |
As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks.
The ability to execute general comp... | as computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units ( gpus ) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. as a result of this increase in processing power, gpus are now capable of executing both integer processing and complex general computing tasks. the ability to execute general ... | As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. The ability to execute general vomp... | As computer have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have advanced both in complexity and computing power. As result of in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. The to execute general computing tasks on a GPU lead to increased development p... | AS cOMPUTer SYSTeMS HaVE AdvaNcEd, grapHiCs PRocEssinG uNItS (gPUS) hAvE beComE iNcReaSINglY aDVaNcEd bOtH In COmPlEXiTY and COMPuTiNg PoWEr. As A rESUlT OF THIs inCReAse IN pRoCessing poweR, Gpus Are now CapAblE Of EXecUting bOTH GRAPHiCs ProCEsSIng AnD moRe GeneRAL comPutiNg TaskS.
tHE AbiLITy to EXecUtE GEnEraL Comp... | As computer systems have advanced, graphicsprocessing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced bothin complexity andcomputing power. As a result of thisincrease in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. The ability toexecu... | _As_ _computer_ _systems_ have advanced, graphics processing units _(GPUs)_ have become increasingly advanced both in _complexity_ and _computing_ power. As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs _are_ now capable of _executing_ both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. The ability to exec... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear power stati... | 1. field of the invention the present description relates to a radiation - proof sheath material containing a radiation - proof cable. in particular, it relates to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nu... | 1. Field of the IBventi(n The present invention relates to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear pow... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear stations. 2. Description t... | 1. FIELD of THE INVeNtIoN
tHE pREsenT InvEntIOn RelAteS tO a RAdiATiOn-PROOf shEath matERial And A RadiaTIOn-prOOF cABLe. in ParTIculaR, It rELATEs tO A RadiAtiOn-PRooF sheAtH MaTERiAL AnD A RAdIAtioN-proOf cAbLE, WHicH Are excellENt In FlamE retARdANCy AnD RAdIaTIOn reSiSTaNCe And WHiCh Are usEd iN nUclEaR PowEr sTati... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a radiation-proof sheath materialand a radiation-proof cable.In particular, itrelates to aradiation-proof sheath material and aradiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are usedinnuclear power stat... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ a radiation-proof sheath material and a _radiation-proof_ cable. In particular, it relates _to_ a _radiation-proof_ sheath material _and_ a radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame _retardancy_ and radiation resistance and which are used in nuc... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite.
2. Background Information
Today's society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effect... | 1. field of the invention this invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. background information today ' s society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreatiKnsl face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background Information Today ' s society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to face designed protect the face and from and frostbite. Background Information Today's society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effects the sun are also greater than ever. ... | 1. fieLD oF THe InVeNtIOn
thIS invEntIOn PertainS to rECrEAtiOnAL FAce MaSks desigNeD TO PROtEcT ThE FacE AnD NoSE FrOm suNBuRn aNd frOStbiTE.
2. baCkGrOUnD inFoRMaTiON
TodaY'S society iS iNCrEaSINGly inVOLVeD IN OuTdOor SporTS and rEcReaTIoNAl ActIvItIes YEt cOncERNS aBOUt AVOIding SkiN cANCER And oThER HARmfUl eFfEct... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background Information Today's society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activitiesyet concerns about avoiding skincancerand oth... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention _This_ invention pertains to _recreational_ face _masks_ designed to protect the face and nose _from_ sunburn and _frostbite._ 2. Background Information Today's society is increasingly _involved_ in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about _avoiding_ skin _cancer_ and ... |
This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane.
When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and othe... | this invention apply to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. when cars and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and other problem... | This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are ex0oseR and can be subjected to damage and othe... | invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a such as the of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. When automobiles and other are stored outside, the and other of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage other problems the weather. For example, storms can break the... | ThIs INVenTIOn relAtes tO A cOVER wHiCh SerVes AS WEAThEr ProtEctiON for THE wiNDow of a VehICLE SUCh as thE WindShieLd Of An AUTomOBiLe, trucK, boaT, OR AIRPlanE.
wHEn aUtOmObiLes AnD otHER VeHiCLes ARe SToReD ouTSiDe, The winDSHields ANd OThER wiNDoWS oF The vehiCLE arE expoSED AnD CAn bE SubjEcTED TO daMaGE AnD oThE... | This invention relatesto a cover which serves as weather protection forthe window ofavehicle such asthe windshield of anautomobile, truck,boat, or airplane. When automobilesand other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicleareexposed and can be subjected to damage and othe... | This invention relates _to_ a cover which serves as weather protection for the _window_ of a _vehicle_ such as the windshield _of_ an automobile, truck, boat, or _airplane._ When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the _vehicle_ are exposed _and_ can _be_ subjected to... |
In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the video data, in... | in the case where transferring video files for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best - effort - type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will naturally be permitted, and so a method will not able but be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the vi... | In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a br8adcastinR station or the like by using a best - effort - type commHnicQtion network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method #i,l not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the video data... | In the case where video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will be permitted, so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the video in with traffic of the networ... | In THe CaSE WhEre tRANSFerRING VidEo DAtA FOR BROADcaST iN A BrOadCaStIng stAtION OR the lIKe by usINg A bESt-EFfORt-TYpe coMmUnicatioN netWoRk, a lOSs of datA Or A chANgE of ImaGe qUAlITy WIll nOt Be peRMItTeD, anD sO a mEthod wIlL Not aBle TO BE aDoPtEd WhicH dYnamICALly Changes An ENcODiNG RatE oF THe VIDEO daTA, iN... | In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of dataor a change of image quality willnot be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of th... | In _the_ case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station _or_ _the_ _like_ by using _a_ best-effort-type communication _network,_ a loss _of_ _data_ or a change of image quality will _not_ be permitted, and so _a_ method will _not_ able to be _adopted_ which _dynamically_ changes an encoding ... |
In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. For monitoring ... | in computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto - resistive heads, otherwise known as mr heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. the magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in resistance of the mr head as it travels through the magnetic field representing the data. for monitori... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto - resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a A$orage disk. The Nagjetically stored data is read by means of the chagte in resistance of the MR head as it passes turKugh the magnetic fie/v representing the data. For monitorin... | In data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. monitoring the varying resi... | In COmpuTER DAta storage AnD rETrievaL sYsTeMS, magNETo-reSiSTivE HeadS, oTHeRWISE kNOwN aS mr heAds, arE EmplOyed for ReAdiNg daTa FroM a Storage disk. The MAGnetICaLlY StOrED DATa Is REaD BY MEans Of THE chAnGe in resIsTaNce oF tHE MR head aS IT PaSsEs tHROugh The mAgnEtIc FIELd REprEsEntiNg tHE DATa. foR MoniToRING ... | In computer data storage andretrieval systems, magneto-resistiveheads, otherwise knownas MR heads, are employed for readingdata from a storage disk. The magnetically storeddata is read by means of thechange in resistance of the MR head as it passesthrough the magnetic field representing the data. For mo... | In computer data storage and _retrieval_ systems, _magneto-resistive_ heads, otherwise known as MR _heads,_ are _employed_ for _reading_ data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored _data_ is _read_ _by_ _means_ _of_ the change in resistance of the MR head as _it_ passes through _the_ magnetic _field_ representing... |
In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are two methods... | in recent years, in order with conduct an inter - vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one ' s own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. as methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own - vehicle, there are sim... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter - vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one ' s own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own - vehicle, there are two m... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular maintenance control and the like, device that estimates a radius of a travel route one's own vehicle is mounted on a As methods for estimating the of curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are two methods which will be described next. A first meth... | iN reCENt YeaRS, IN oRDER to cOnDUcT AN inTER-vEhiCULAr DisTAncE MAiNTENanCe contROl and tHe LiKE, A DEVIcE tHaT EstiMatES A Radius OF CuRvATURe OF A TrAVEl RouTe oF ONE'S Own vEHICLE iS MounTEd oN a VEhICLE. as MetHOdS for ESTImATING tHE rAdiUS Of curvatuRE OF The TraVEL roUTe of THE OWn-vEhIcle, therE ARE two METhOdS... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a devicethat estimates a radius of curvature ofatravel routeof one's ownvehicleis mounted on a vehicle.Asmethods for estimating the radius of curvature ofthe travel route of the own-vehicle, there a... | _In_ _recent_ years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control _and_ _the_ like, a device _that_ _estimates_ a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating _the_ radius of curvature of the travel route of the _own-vehicle,_ there... |
Various types of hook setting devices are known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses an automatic fi... | various types of hook picking devices are known. for example, u. s. pat. nos. 3, 571, 963 ; 4, 212, 125 and 4, 627, 186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. u. s. pat. no. 4, 651, 459 discloses an a... | Various types of hook setting devices are known. For example, U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 571, 963; 4, 212, 125 and 4, 627, 186 disclose a hook setting Vishong rod attachment whiSt causes the VisNing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the dlshing line Gjereby hooking the biting fish. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 651, 459 discloses an au... | Various types hook setting are known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. 4,651,459 discloses an automatic fishing device adapted for fish... | vARiOUs tyPEs of hOoK SETTINg dEvicEs ARe knoWn. foR eXAMPLE, u.s. paT. noS. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 anD 4,627,186 DiSCLoSe A HooK seTtinG FishINg roD ATTAchmENT whICH CAUsEs The fISHiNG roD TO tip uPWardlY iN ORDer To pULl the FIShiNg lINe ThEreBY HoOKinG thE biTING FiSh. U.s. pat. No. 4,651,459 dIscloSES aN aUTOmATiC FI... | Various types of hook setting devicesare known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186discloseahook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pullthefishing line therebyhooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses... | Various _types_ of hook setting devices are known. _For_ example, U.S. Pat. Nos. _3,571,963;_ _4,212,125_ and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which _causes_ _the_ fishing _rod_ to _tip_ upwardly _in_ order _to_ pull the fishing line _thereby_ hooking the biting fish. U.S. _Pat._ _No._ 4,651,459... |
The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an outside... | the invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. the light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in which outs... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot m(ni$or in an outside... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator a motor vehicle, with a blind spot monitor in an outside mirror for example. ... | the INvEnTiON reLaTEs TO a LighT GUIDIng deVIce fOr aN iLLUmInATION DEvice, SUch AS a BAcKLIght OR INtEriOR Or ExTerIOr lIGhTINg, WhEReIN iNcIdeNT LIgHT IS DEFLECtED by rEFlECTion. the LigHT gUidiNg deVICE cAN PartICUlarlY bE uSED In aN indIcatoR oF A motOr VehIclE, In CONnECtiOn With A blInd SPOt MoNiTOr iN AN OUtsIdE... | The invention relatesto a light guidingdevice for an illuminationdevice, such as abacklight orinterior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection.The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot moni... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for _an_ illumination device, such as a backlight or interior _or_ _exterior_ lighting, wherein incident light is deflected _by_ reflection. _The_ light _guiding_ device _can_ particularly be used in _an_ _indicator_ _of_ a motor vehicle, in _connection_ with a blind spot... |
Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | particle separation and classification are well explored needs of traditional chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. while particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoi... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | Particle and classification are well explored needs of chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid problems to process equipment. particles... | PArTIcLe sePARAtiON And ClaSsiFICaTIoN ARe WELl EXPlORed needs of the chEmiCAl, PHarMAceUticaL, MIneraL anD FoOD inDusTrieS. wHIlE PaRtIcle CLaSsifICaTIOn In IndusTRiAl PROCEsses mAy BE REqUirEd to ImpROve tHe quality oF A cERTain pRoDuct, pARTicLE seParAtion mAY be NEceSsarY To pURifY A FluId streAm oR to avoId PRObLE... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs ofthe chemical, pharmaceutical,mineraland food industries. Whileparticle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify ... | _Particle_ separation and classification _are_ well _explored_ needs of _the_ chemical, pharmaceutical, _mineral_ and _food_ industries. While particle classification in _industrial_ processes may _be_ required to improve the quality of a certain _product,_ particle separation may be necessary to purify a _fluid_ strea... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conventi... | 1. technical field the present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two - dimensional optical information sets. 2. description of the prior art conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. this reduces the utility of proper... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two - dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conven... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional information sets. Description of the Prior Art Conventional bar symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conventional bar code sc... | 1. TeCHnicAl FiElD
The PREsEnt INventioN IS dIreCtEd to OptICaL iNfoRMATIOn readeRS anD PArTicUlARLy TO rEaDERS ADApTeD tO seleCtiVelY DeCode twO-DIMeNsiONal oPtiCal INformatIOn sets.
2. DEScrIPTion OF thE PrIOR aRT
CONVenTIonaL bar COdE sYMBolS haVE SmAll datA StOrAGE capaBIliTIES. ThIs ReDucEs The utILiTy oF CONvEntI... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularlyto readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional opticalinformation sets.2. Description of thePrior Art Conventional bar code symbols have smalldata storagecapabilities. Thisreducesthe utility of con... | 1. Technical Field The _present_ invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical _information_ _sets._ 2. Description of the Prior Art _Conventional_ bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. _This_ reduces _the_ utility... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservation information in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-transitory record... | 1. technical field the present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservation information in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non - transitory reco... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generStJng reservation information in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non - transitory reco... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which capable of generating reservation information in response to a for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-transitory recording medium sto... | 1. TechnicAl FieLD
The PrEsENt INVeNtiON GeneRalLY rElATes tO aN appARaTUs, SYsTEm, AND mEThoD Of MANAgIng DatA TRAnsmIssiON, EaCh Of WHIch Is cApAblE oF GENeraTing resErVATION INfoRMATIOn iN REsPONsE to a RequEst FOR sTaRtINg communIcatIon bETWeEn oR amOnG a plUralItY OF trANSmiSSion TERMInAls, A NOn-trAnSiTorY REcoRD... | 1. Technical Field The presentinventiongenerally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capableof generating reservation informationin response to arequest for startingcommunication between or among a pluralityof transmission terminals, a non-transitory re... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to _an_ _apparatus,_ _system,_ and method _of_ managing data _transmission,_ each of which _is_ capable of generating reservation information in response _to_ a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-tra... |
JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub-transmission mechanism... | jp2000 - 346169a discloses throttle control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle operating a sub - transmission mechanism which usually switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the starter position in the sub - t... | Y02000 - 346169A discloses a contrKO device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub - transmission mefhanisH wmicg is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously Cariablw transmission mechanism and configured to change the gSae position of the sub - transmission mec... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including sub-transmission mechanism which is to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub-transmission mechanism from a sec... | jP2000-346169a dIsCLoseS a CoNTrol deviCE OF ConTINUOUslY VaRIaBlE trAnSmISSIoN fOR VEHICLe incluDING A suB-TraNsmISsiOn MEcHanism which is switCheD To a PlUralIty oF gear POSitionS In aDDITION tO A CoNtINuOuSlY VaRIABle TRANSmisSioN MeCHANIsM ANd COnfIGureD tO ChangE The GEar pOsItIoN oF ThE SUB-tRaNsmissIon mECHaNism... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuouslyvariable transmission forvehicle includinga sub-transmission mechanism whichis switched to a pluralityof gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position ofthe sub-transmissionme... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality _of_ gear positions in addition to a continuously _variable_ transmission mechanism _and_ _configured_ _to_ change the _gear_ _position_ _of_ _the_ _sub-tra... |
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO... | 1. field of the invention embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network. 2. description of the related art in recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide ( c... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via network. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, there has been about global warming caused by increase in effect gases, such dioxide (CO2), methane gas, etc., in the atmosphere... | 1. FiELD oF THe iNveNtiON
EMbOdIMeNtS oF THE InVEnTiOn rELATE tO an IMage FoRmInG apParaTuS COnNeCted tO A pOwEr moNItoRiNg aPParATUS vIA A NeTWorK.
2. DEsCRIpTION Of THe RelatEd Art
in receNT YeArs, tHeRE hAS bEEn cONcErn ABOut glObAl waRmIng CAuSeD bY aN inCrEaSE IN gREenhouse EFFect gASeS, SUcH aS cArbon DIOXIdE (Co... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an imageforming apparatus connected to apower monitoringapparatus via a network. 2.Description of the Related Art In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouseeffect gases, s... | _1._ Field _of_ _the_ Invention Embodiments of the _invention_ _relate_ to an image forming apparatus connected to _a_ power _monitoring_ apparatus _via_ a network. _2._ _Description_ of _the_ Related Art In _recent_ years, there _has_ been concern about global _warming_ caused _by_ an increase in greenhouse effect _ga... |
This application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets.
With Internet medi... | this application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. typically, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery aboard media assets. with internet... | This application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical Exta associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. With Internet medi... | application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application initializing allocations of streams on historical associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. With Internet media data merging with traditional television program... | thIs aPPlIcATion relAtEs To EfFIciENT ALLocAtiOns Of TRAnSpoRt stReaMs to SUppOrt SiMultaNeOus DeliveRy Of MeDia assets. morEOVeR, thE apPLicATioN relaTes TO initiaLiZINg alLOCatiONS of TranspORT STrEams BasEd ON hisToricAl dAtA AssoCiaTeD WItH uSER RequeSTS fOR SIMuLtanEOUS DeLIvery oF medIA ASSEts.
with intERNet medi... | This application relatesto efficient allocations of transport streams tosupportsimultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, theapplication relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests forsimultaneous delivery of media assets. With In... | _This_ application relates to _efficient_ allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of _media_ assets. Moreover, _the_ application relates to initializing _allocations_ of transport streams _based_ _on_ historical data associated with user _requests_ for simultaneous delivery of media assets. Wi... |
Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly elevated P... | early detection of prostate cancer ( pc ) using prostate - specific antigen ( psa ) means blood reduces pc - death among unscreened men. however, due to modest specificity of psa at commonly used cut - offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modest... | Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate - specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC - death among unscreened men. H*wev#r, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut - offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly eKev... | Early detection of cancer (PC) antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers enhanced risk classification among men with modestly PSA. Prostate cancer (PC) is the second leading of cancer deaths ... | eARLY dETeCtion OF prOSTATe CANcEr (pc) usiNG PRoSTaTE-SPeCifIC aNtigEN (PsA) IN Blood REdUCes PC-DeaTH AMOng UnSCReenED MEn. HOwevEr, DuE to ModeSt SPEcifICITy of PsA AT coMmoNly USeD cuT-OFFs, tHerE arE uRgeNt neEdS FOr additIonal BIOMARKERS cONTRiBuTING enHAnCEd rIsK cLassIFICATIon amoNG mEN wITh moDEsTly ElevATeD P... | Early detection ofprostate cancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, due tomodest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgentneedsforadditional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestl... | Early detection of prostate _cancer_ (PC) using _prostate-specific_ antigen _(PSA)_ _in_ blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, due to _modest_ specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, _there_ are urgent needs _for_ additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modes... |
The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye.
Among ... | the present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. more specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye. among ... | The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the nQker eye. More specifically, the iMGention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye. Among ... | The present invention relates generally to an optical system adapted to enlarge an object view it with the naked eye. More the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display to view it with the naked eye. eyepiece systems used far cameras (such as... | THE PreSENt INvenTIOn reLAteS GeNerAlly tO AN EyEpiEcE oPTiCal sYsTeM AdAPTEd TO enLARgE AN obJECt to ViEW it wITH THe NakeD eye. More SPeCIficaLLy, The inVenTioN rELAtES TO an elECTRONIC vIEW fInDEr AdaPteD tO enLARge aN imAGE shown ON A DisPLaY pLanE oF an ImAge disPlAy appaRATUs to VIEW It WItH THe NAkeD Eye.
AmoNG ... | The present invention relates generallyto an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it withthe naked eye. More specifically, the inventionrelates toan electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown ona displayplane of an image display apparatus to viewit... | The present invention _relates_ generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked _eye._ More specifically, the _invention_ _relates_ to an _electronic_ _view_ finder adapted to _enlarge_ an image _shown_ on a display plane of _an_ image display apparatus to view it with _th... |
A display device including a buffer member has been provided. | a display device including a buffer member will proven provided. | A display degic4 including a Guffwr member has vewn prpvidFd. | A display device including a member has been provided. | a dIspLAy DevIcE InCLudINg A BufFER MEmBEr hAS bEeN PROVideD. | A display device including a buffer member has been provided. | A display device including a buffer member has been provided. |
The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body.
The invent... | the invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall orientation and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. the invent... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. The invent... | The invention to a piezoelectric actuator device with at one piezoelectric which at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric with overall capacitance and comprised of two mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. The invention also relates to a valve for a fluid, equi... | tHe iNVentiON RelATES to A pIEzoEleCTriC ACtUator Device WItH aT lEast onE PiEzOElECTRIC tRANSducer wHICH HaS aT LeaSt onE pIeZoElECTRIC BOdY and AN ElECtROdE UniT ASsigned tO tHis PiezOeleCtric BOdy with ovEraLL CApAcITaNcE and cOMprISeD Of Two eLEctroDEs mOunTEd On OPposite SideS of THE PIEZOeLEctRIC BODy.
THE INVeNT... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator devicewith at least onepiezoelectric transducer which hasat least one piezoelectric bodyand anelectrodeunitassigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of twoelectrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric bod... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric _actuator_ _device_ with at least one piezoelectric _transducer_ _which_ _has_ at _least_ _one_ piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to _this_ piezoelectric body _with_ overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectri... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double-acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. A torque applicator of this kind is known from Norwegi... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a suitable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double - acting piston to apply an intermittent pressure on bolts, nuts etc. a rotational applicator of this kind is known from ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator wteH actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double - aVRing piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. A torqiw applicator of this kind is known from Norwe... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic piston to apply an intermittent on bolts, etc. A torque of this kind is known from Norwegian Patents and 136.609. The present invention i... | 1. FIELD of thE InvenTiON
The pResEnT iNvENtION RELATes To A TORqUE aPPLICaTor cOmPrIsIng a HOusinG IN WHIcH is dIspOsed a rotAtAbLE torquE APPLiCaTor StEM AcTuated By A HydRauLic OR PNeUMatIc dOUBLe-aCTing pIston TO APPLY aN inteRmiTTeNT torqUe on BoLTs, nuts Etc. A TOrque AppLicatoR of this kInd Is knOwN FroM NoRweGI... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated bya hydraulic or pneumaticdouble-acting piston to applyan intermittent torque on bolts, nutsetc. Atorqueapplicator of this kind is knownfrom ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising _a_ housing in which is disposed _a_ _rotatable_ _torque_ applicator _stem_ actuated _by_ _a_ hydraulic or _pneumatic_ double-acting piston to apply an _intermittent_ torque _on_ bolts, nuts _etc._ A torque applicator of _this... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process chamber, an image forming apparatus and an image marking system. the image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, electro laser beam printer, an led printer, a facsimile appara... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photosensitive d3uh, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. The forming apparatus may be for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile or like. 2. Description of the Related ... | 1. fIeLD oF THe inveNtion
THe preSent INVEnTiON RelATeS TO a pHoTosensitivE dRum, a prOcesS cARTRidGe, An IMage forMinG appARaTuS ANd AN IMaGE ForminG SySteM. the imAgE fOrMinG aPpAratUs mAY BE EmBOdied, foR eXAmPlE, as an eLeCTROpHotoGRApHiC copYiNg mACHiNE, a lASER BeaM PRintEr, an leD PrINteR, a facSIMile apPAraTus ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum,a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and animage forming system. The imageforming apparatusmay be embodied,for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile appara... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ to a photosensitive drum, a _process_ cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, _as_ an _electrophotographic_ copying machine, a laser beam _printer,_ an LED printer, a facsim... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds.
2. Description of the Related Art
A... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a mos integrated circuit ( ic ) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. description of the related art... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the Related Art A... | Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current to operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the Related Art As current mirrors compri... | 1. FIeLd OF The invENTiON
thIS inVEntIOn RelATEs generaLLY To ElECtriCal cuRREnT CoNtROL circuITRy aND, mORe pARTIcuLarlY, tO A MoS iNteGRateD CIrCUIt (Ic) CURReNt MiRRoR CORReCTIOn dEvICe thaT PErmits A currENt mIRrOr TO bE opERated AT HiGh cUrrEnT leVelS anD RAPID SwItChiNG sPeEDs.
2. dEscRIptioN Of ThE RelaTeD arT
a... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electricalcurrentcontrol circuitry and, more particularly, toa MOS integrated circuit(IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirrortobe operated at high current levels and rapid switchingspeeds. 2. Description of ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, _more_ _particularly,_ to a _MOS_ integrated circuit _(IC)_ current mirror correction device that _permits_ a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. _2._ Description of the... |
The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers.
Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today""s systems. For... | the present invention relates in general to mobile data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end - to - end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary technologies. secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today " " s sy... | The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end - to - end communication systems that use call signSliHg to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today " " s syste... | The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more to secure transmission in end-to-end systems use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today""s systems. example, in typical voice-over-Internet-... | tHE PrEsEnt InVEntioN relATeS iN GEnERaL to seCURE data tranSmISsIon aNd more sPeCifIcalLy TO SecUrE DAta TRanSMISsIon In END-TO-EnD COmMuNicatIon Systems tHAt UsE cALL siGNAlinG to excHanGe KeyS Using iNtErmEdiARY TRansfers.
SECUre CoMmunicAtION oF diGITaL inFormatIOn Is veRy IMportaNt IN MaNy of tOday""s syStEMS. for... | The present inventionrelatesingeneral to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use call signalingtoexchange keys using intermediary transfers.Secure communicationof digitalinformation isvery important inmanyof today""s systems. Fo... | _The_ present invention _relates_ in _general_ to secure data transmission and more specifically _to_ _secure_ data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that _use_ call signaling to exchange keys _using_ intermediary transfers. _Secure_ communication _of_ digital information is _very_ _important_ _in_ many ... |
The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems.
When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | the today invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. when a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used to ... | The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | invention relates generally ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out the aircraft and used to supply electrica... | thE preSeNT iNvENTion rElAtes GENeralLY to GroUNd supporT POwer FoR AiRcRAFt and mOre pARtICulaRLY To a ConNeCtOr for USe BETweEN GrOuND PoweR caRtS AnD AirCrAFt poWer SUPplY SYSTEms.
wheN a comMercIaL AIRLiNER IS oN tHE gROunD AT A TERMINaL BETwEEN flIgHts, A GROuNd Power CArT Is wHEelEd OUT to tHe aIRCraFt and uSed T... | Thepresent invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercialairlineris on theground at a terminal between flights,aground power cart is wheeled out to ... | The present invention _relates_ _generally_ to ground support power _for_ aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power _carts_ and _aircraft_ power _supply_ systems. When a commercial _airliner_ is on the _ground_ at _a_ terminal between flights, a _ground_ _power_ cart is wheeled out to t... |
Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present one or more recta... | graphical user interfaces ( gui ) s are a common manner of exchanging information between a person and a computer in a modern information processing environment. the graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window - based structure. the window - based structure allows a screen display to present one or m... | Graphical User Interfaces (GUI) s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window - based structure. The window - based structure allows a screen diqllay to present one or more ... | Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces follow a well known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present one or more rectangular windows, each h... | GRaPhIcAl UsER InTeRfacEs (GUi)S Are a COmmOn MaNNeR oF eXcHaNGinG INFoRMaTIOn BetWEEN a uSer AND A cOMputEr In a mODErN InfORMATiOn PRoCESSing enViroNmEnt. tHE gRAPHiCAL uSER InTerfACES TyPIcAllY FolLoW A weLL kNOwn WINDOW-BaSed StRUcTUre. THE WinDOW-BaSED StRucTuRe aLLoWs A SCreeN dIsPLay to pRESeNt ONE OR More RectA... | Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between auser and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow awell known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present on... | Graphical User Interfaces _(GUI)s_ _are_ a common _manner_ _of_ exchanging information _between_ a _user_ and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical _user_ interfaces typically _follow_ _a_ well known _window-based_ structure. _The_ window-based _structure_ allows a screen display _to_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL (phase alterna... | 1. field of the invention the actual invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel ( pdp ). more specifically, the present invention relates to a pdp image reduction method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour ( dfc ) generated when inputting 50 hz pal ( phase a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP ). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL (phase altern... | Field the Invention The present invention relates to an image display method and for a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL alternating by line) video ... | 1. FIeLD of the INventION
tHe pRESENT INventIOn RelatEs to AN iMage dIspLAy MetHoD anD DEvICE FOr A PlAsmA disPLAy pANeL (pDP). More specifIcALLY, tHe pRESenT inventIoN relAteS tO a pdp IMaGE DiSPlay MeTHOD ANd DEVicE For REdUcIng fliCkEr And dyNAMiC fAlSE CoNTOUr (Dfc) generatEd When INpUTTING 50 hz pal (phASe AlternA... | 1.Field of theInventionThe present invention relates toan image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image displaymethodand device for reducing flicker anddynamic falsecontour (DFC) generated when inputting 50Hz PAL (phase alt... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates to _an_ image display method and device _for_ a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, _the_ present invention relates to a PDP image _display_ method and _device_ for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL _(... |
Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid-tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement of t... | syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i. g., liquids or gases, to a given site. the typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid - tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement o... | Syringes are kjoSn in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i. e. , liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid - tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement ... | Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement of the plunger for... | syRiNgEs ARE KnOWn iN thE MedicaL aRt FOR DiSPeNSing MEaSurED VolUMEs oF FlUids, i.E., LIQUids Or gASeS, To a givEN sItE. tHE TYpiCAL syRInGe cOmPRIses a pIstoN oR PLuNgeR enVelOpeD iN A chAMbEr, uSuaLlY a CyLINDrIcaL chAmBer, WheRe it forms a fLuID-tiGhT SeaL wITh The wAll OF tHe ChAmBeR so tHaT sLiDAbLE MOveMenT oF T... | Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to agivensite. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plungerenveloped ina chamber, usually acylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid-tightseal with the wall of the chamber so thatslidable move... | Syringes are known _in_ the medical art for dispensing _measured_ _volumes_ of _fluids,_ _i.e.,_ liquids _or_ gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises _a_ piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a _cylindrical_ chamber, where it _forms_ a fluid-tight seal _with_ the wall _of_ _the_ chamber so tha... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface.
2. Description of Related Art
As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are conventi... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to its lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. description of related art as a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are conven... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a lubricabY composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. Description of Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are conventi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention to a composition for chains and to a chain having composition for chains adhered surface. 2. Description of Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and conveyer mechanism, chains such bushing chains and roller chains are conventionally used. A bushing chain is constructed ... | 1. tEChNiCaL fielD
tHE PResEnT iNVEnTIOn RELATES to a LUBRicAnT COMpOSition fOR ChaiNS aNd TO a cHaIN haVIng tHE lUBRIcaNt ComPOsiTION FOr cHAiNs aDHERed to ITs sURFace.
2. deScRIPtiOn Of RElateD ARt
As a pOWEr tRAnSmiSSion mEChaNiSm AnD A CONVEYER MEchaNISm, CHAiNS SuCH AS BUsHinG CHAins aNd RollER cHAiNs ArE conVentI... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates toa lubricant composition for chainsand to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered toits surface. 2.Descriptionof Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to _a_ chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to _its_ surface. _2._ _Description_ of Related Art As a _power_ transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, _chains_ such as bushing chains and roller chains ... |
The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | the approaches described in this diagram are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should reasonably be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue ... | The approaches descrUb$d in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously vonceiver or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in hjis section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | The approaches described in section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise it should not be assumed that of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of their inclusion in this secti... | THE APPRoacheS dEsCrIBed IN tHiS secTIOn arE aPPrOaCHeS ThAt COuLd bE PUrsUeD, But NOT NEcESsaRIly apPROAches THAT Have BeEn PrEVIOusLy conCEiVED Or puRsueD. tHErEFoRe, uNleSs otheRwIsE INDICATED, iT shOuLd noT Be assUmED thAT AnY of ThE ApPrOaches DESCrIbED iN THIS sEcTION qUAlIfy AS pRiOr art MeReLy bY ViRtuE of tHeI... | The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceivedor pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approachesdescribed in thissection qualify as prior ... | The approaches _described_ in this section _are_ approaches that could be _pursued,_ but _not_ necessarily approaches that have been previously _conceived_ _or_ _pursued._ Therefore, unless otherwise _indicated,_ it should not _be_ _assumed_ that any of the _approaches_ _described_ in this section qualify _as_ prior _a... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a method of producing H-beams by universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the "fillets."
2. Prior Art
Th... | 1. field of the invention his invention relates to a method of producing h - beams by universal mills. more particularly this invention relates to a method of producing h - beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints containing sheet web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the " fillets. " 2. pr... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of producing H - beams by universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H - beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the " fillets. " 2. Prior ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of producing H-beams universal mills. More particularly invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellent strength and in the between the web and flanges, hereinbelow as the "fillets." 2. Prior Art The method of producing H-beams by roll... | 1. fIElD oF the inVENTioN
THIs INVEnTION ReLAtEs to a MeThod oF proDUCing h-BeAmS bY UnIversAL MillS. mORe paRticulARLY THIS INvENTIOn RELaTeS tO A mEtHOd oF PrODuCIng H-bEaMs Which hAve eXceLLent StREngtH aND ToUghNeSS in The JOiNTs BETWEeN THe weB aNd fLANges, RefeRREd to hereInBelOw aS thE "FillEtS."
2. pRIor aRt
th... | 1.Field of the Invention This inventionrelates toa method ofproducing H-beams by universalmills. Moreparticularly thisinvention relates to a method of producing H-beams which haveexcellent strengthand toughness in the joints between theweb and flanges,referred tohereinbelow as the "fillets." 2. PriorArt... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ _This_ invention relates _to_ _a_ method of producing H-beams by universal mills. _More_ particularly _this_ _invention_ relates _to_ a method of producing H-beams _which_ have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the _web_ and _flanges,_ referred to hereinbelow as the "f... |
The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield pe... | the present invention amounts to a pathway for preparing novel polyolefins. more particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield pe... | The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the p9lym$r yield pe... | The invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield per solids that transition ... | THe PreSent InvEnTIOn RELaTES To A ProcESs fOr pRePARING nOVEl polyOlefins. mOre parTIcuLArlY, THe PReSENt iNvENTION Is concerNEd wiTH a pROcesS fOr PRePaRINg polYOLEfIns eXhiBItiNg better PARticLe PRoPertIEs wItH InCReaSe oF avEraGE parTICle dIAmEteR, wHICH ProcEsS Is CaPaBle oF gReAtLY InCREASING tHE POLYMEr YIElD Pe... | The present invention relates to a process for preparing novelpolyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties withincrease ofaverage particle diameter,which processis capable of greatly increasing t... | _The_ present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a _process_ _for_ preparing _polyolefins_ exhibiting better particle properties with increase of _average_ particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polyme... |
The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same.
In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are ... | the present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for doing the same. in the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. one technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are m... | The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same. In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are ... | The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make to the device quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this is to employ pins which are mechanically and electrically connec... | tHe PReSENt iNVenTioN RelATes To a novel pinneD MoDULe and a MEthOd fOr MakIng The same.
in THE MAnUFacTURE of priNTED CIRCUIt Boards And SIMilar elECtRICAl dEVIceS, It is desIRABLE to maKe ConneCTIOnS To THE DEViCe aS quicklY aND easIlY as POsSiBLE. ONE TecHNIqUe FOR MaKing THIS cOnnecTIoN IS tO empLOy PInS wHich aRe ... | The presentinvention relatesto a novelpinned module and a method for makingthe same. In the manufacture of printedcircuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to makeconnections to the device as quickly andeasily as possible. One technique for makingthis connection is to employ pins ... | The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and _a_ method _for_ making the same. _In_ the _manufacture_ of printed circuit boards _and_ similar _electrical_ devices, it is _desirable_ to make connections _to_ the device as quickly and easily as possible. One _technique_ for _making_ this connection is _to_ ... |
The present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | the present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. more particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | The present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. jkre particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | The present invention generally novel surfactant compositions, preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to compositions having reduced eye irritancy which are ... | The PrESENt InVention geNERALlY rElATEs tO nOVEl SurfACTANt coMposiTIonS, THeIR prEpaRAtion anD tO ComPosITIonS coNTaiNING thESE NOvEl suRfACtant cOMpoSitIOnS, ToGEtHEr WiTh a pesticidE, partiCuLaRLY A heRbiCIde. MoRe PARtICulaRLY, aN impORTAnt ASpeCT Of tHIS InVenTION Is DiRECTED tO SuRfAcTANt COMPOSITIOns HaviNg REdU... | The present invention generally relates to novel surfactantcompositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions,togetherwith a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, animportant aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having... | The present invention generally relates to _novel_ surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, _together_ with a pesticide, particularly _a_ herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect _of_ this invention _is_ directed to surfactant _compositions_... |
Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in ... | such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be stored in a liquid to form an injectable fluid. the solution can ultimately be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. however, sensitive medical components of this kind can in... | Such multi chamber ampoules are prDviouAly used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in ... | Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used storing one or more medical components, which are dissolved in a liquid form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of without becoming deteriorated. sensitive medical components of this kind can in most cases stored for longer periods ... | suCh Multi cHambeR amPouleS ARe prEvIOUsLy uSED for StoRIng OnE OR mORe sENsiTIVE mEDICAL coMPONEnTS, WHIcH are TO Be DiSsOLVED in A LiqUid TO fORM an InJEcTAbLe solUtIoN. the SoLuTion cAN not BE StORed fOr A lONgeR pERioD Of TIme WiTHoUT BEcOMiNG deTerIoRated. hoWeVer, SEnSItiVe MEDIcal coMpoNeNts OF THIS kInD CAn in ... | Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one ormore sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolvedina liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored fora longer periodof time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components ... | Such multi chamber ampoules _are_ previously used for storing one _or_ more sensitive medical components, _which_ are to be _dissolved_ in _a_ _liquid_ to form an injectable solution. The solution _can_ _not_ be stored _for_ a longer period of time _without_ becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical _components... |
Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of a recording medium to prevent fly-off of the particles.
Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device including a pr... | patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image - formed surface of a recording medium to prevent fly - off of the particles. contest literature 2 describes some inkjet recording device includi... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle d9speEsion liquid supply device Sirecfed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an i,agW - formed surface of a recording med7uj to prevent fly - off of the particles. Patent literafuGe 2 describes an inkjet recording device including ... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of a recording medium prevent fly-off of the particles. Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording a printing unit that carries out printi... | PATENt liTeRATUre 1 DeScrIBEs a pArtiCLe diSpersiON LiquiD sUpPlY DEvICe diRECtED aT coNtrollinG The OcCUrRencE Of sTaCkEr blOCkiNg, WHeREin ParTICLes aRE ADHEred To An IMAGE-fOrmeD sURfACe of a RecORDInG mEDIum TO prEveNt fLy-oFf Of the PartIClES.
PAtenT lITerAtuRe 2 DeSCRIBeS aN INkjet RecORding dEVICe InCLUding a pr... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stackerblocking,wherein particles are adheredtoan image-formedsurface of arecording medium to prevent fly-off of the particles. Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device ... | Patent literature _1_ describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling _the_ occurrence of stacker blocking, _wherein_ particles are adhered _to_ an image-formed surface of a recording medium to _prevent_ fly-off of the _particles._ Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording _device_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI).
2. Description of the Related Art
In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to maintain high ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large - data integration ( lsi ). 2. description of the related art in lsi design, a verification work of verifying whether an lsi works normally is essential. while the verification work is important to maintain hi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large - scale integration (LSI ). 2. Description of the Related Art In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to maintain hi... | 1. Field the Invention present relates to a technology for verification a large-scale integration 2. Description of the Related Art In LSI design, a verification work verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to high quality especially for the LSI for which a larger ... | 1. field of thE iNVENtiOn
thE PRESeNt iNvEntION rELATES To A TEcHNoLOgy foR SuppOrTiNG VeRiFicaTioN oF A LaRgE-SCALe iNtEgraTiON (lsI).
2. deSCriPtiOn oF thE ReLAtEd ArT
iN lsi deSIGn, a vERiFicAtioN wORk of VERIFYIng whEtHer aN lSI WOrKS noRMAlly Is eSseNTIAl. WhiLE The VErificAtiON wORK Is impoRtaNT TO MaiNTaIn HIgH ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supportingverification of a large-scaleintegration (LSI). 2. Description of the Related Art In LSI design, a verificationwork of verifyingwhether an LSI works normallyis essential. While theverification work is important to m... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _technology_ _for_ supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI). 2. Description _of_ the Related Art In LSI design, a verification _work_ of verifying _whether_ an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to ma... |
The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like.
A per se conventional s... | the present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid containing a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like. a per se conven... | The present invention rDlateX to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like. A per se conventional s... | The present invention relates to device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is for easily and measuring the level of blood sugar urine sugar or the like. A per se conventional such device for the measuremen... | The pREseNT INvEntion ReLates to A DeviCE For thE MEaSUrEMeNT of The leVEl of a cHemiCaL iN A bODy FlUId OF A suBjECT, anD pArticUlarlY RELAtEs To Such a ChemiCAL levEL meaSUreMeNt deVice wHicH IS SuItAble FOr easilY ANd cOnvENieNtLY measuRING tHE level oF bLooD sUgAr oR uRiNE SUGaR oR tHe LikE.
a peR SE cOnVeNtional s... | The present invention relates toa device for the measurement of the level of achemical in a body fluid of asubject, and particularlyrelatesto such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easilyandconveniently measuringthe level of blood sugaror urine sugar or thelike. A per se con... | The present invention _relates_ to _a_ device _for_ the measurement of the _level_ _of_ a _chemical_ _in_ a body fluid _of_ a _subject,_ and particularly relates to such a _chemical_ _level_ measurement device which _is_ suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar _or_ the lik... |
Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes in t... | radiofrequency ( rf ) devices are used to non - specifically and non - selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. for example, in the field of dermatology rf devices are used for treat aging skin. skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to chang... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non - specifically and non - selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes ... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablate or heat types of tissue. For in the field of dermatology devices are used to aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness skin due to changes in the stratum corneum epidermis and un... | rAdIOFREQUeNcY (rF) devICes arE USeD to nOn-SpecIfIcALLY ANd NON-SElECTivelY aBLaTE oR HEaT DIffereNT TYPes of TiSSuE. FoR eXaMple, In THE Field of deRmAtOLOgy rf deVIcEs ARE Used To TREat agInG skiN. sKIn AGinG IS aSSociAtED wIth cHANgEs In tHe uPpEr LEvELS OF ThE SKiN suCH As ROUghNesS of tHe SKIN DUE to cHanges iN T... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablateor heat different types of tissue.For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skinaging is associated with changes in theupper levels of the skinsuch as roughness of the skin due to c... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used _to_ _non-specifically_ and non-selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. _For_ example, _in_ the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin _aging_ is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of _the_ skin due _to... |
The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object tracking and steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck.
Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and d... | the present invention corresponds in general to materials handling equipment, and more particularly, to object tracking automated steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck. low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in wareh... | The prRsRnt invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and JPre pseticularly, to object tracking and stseD correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and d... | The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object tracking and steer schemes for handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks commonly for picking stock warehouses and distribution centers. Such order p... | THe PREseNT InVEntiON reLatEs In gEneral to mATERiaLS handlING veHICLes, anD MORE paRTiCUlArlY, tO ObjecT tRAckinG ANd StEer coRRection sCHEmes for MaTerials HANdling VEhiCLES, sUch AS ReMOTeLY oPErATeD Low LeVEL ORDEr piCking TRUCk.
Low Level ordER PIcKING trucKs aRE cOMmONLy USeD for PIckING stOCK In WAREHOuSes ANd D... | The present inventionrelates in general to materialshandling vehicles, and more particularly,to object tracking and steer correctionschemes for materials handlingvehicles, such as remotely operated low level orderpicking truck. Lowlevel order pickingtrucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehous... | The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, _and_ more _particularly,_ to object tracking _and_ steer correction _schemes_ for _materials_ handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low _level_ order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock _in_ wa... |
For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated.
As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling meth... | for the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. as a regeneration processing method, a disassembling meth... | For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, varlouw eldc$ronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer diEp/ay devices are d9saXsembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling meth... | For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. As regeneration processing method, a disassembling method... | FOR thE PurPose oF eFfeCtivE use Of rESOurCes aND CONServaTIOn of the GLObAL enviRONMEnTs, vARIoUS ELECTronIC ApPLIanCeS SuCh as TELEviSiOn RECEIVeRS anD Personal CoMPuTER DIsPLAy dEvIceS aRe DISaSSEMBLeD, CLaSsifiED BY ThE VaRIETY of MAteRialS, AnD rEgENErATeD.
As a REgeNeRatIOn ProcEsSiNG MEtHod, a dIsAsSEmBLINg METH... | For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of theglobalenvironments, variouselectronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. As a regeneration processing method, a dis... | For _the_ purpose of effective _use_ of _resources_ and _conservation_ of the global environments, various electronic _appliances_ such _as_ _television_ _receivers_ and _personal_ computer display _devices_ are _disassembled,_ classified by the variety of _materials,_ and regenerated. _As_ a regeneration processing me... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them.
2. Background Information
The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeled vehicles from using t... | r. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two - wheeled tracked mountain vehicles and conversion kits for creating them. 2. background information the presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two - wheeled operations fr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two - wheeled tracked snow vehicpec and conversion kits for cDeatihg them. 2. Background Information The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two - wheeled vehicles from usi... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for them. Background Information The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeled vehicles from using vehicles in the w... | 1. fiELD of THE INvENtiON
tHe PresENt inveNTioN geNEraLly relaTes tO TRacKeD SnOw vEhIclEs, aND mOrE pARticulArLy TO tWo-whEELEd tRACkED sNoW veHicleS aND CoNVersioN kits fOr cREatING tHem.
2. bACKgROuND InFoRmaTion
thE pRESENcE OF Snow iN thE WinTERTIME SevEREly REsTRIcts OPErAtORs Of Two-wHEElED veHIcleS from USINg t... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to tracked snowvehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snowvehicles and conversion kits forcreating them. 2. BackgroundInformationThe presence of snow in thewintertime severelyrestricts operators of two-wheeledvehicles fromusing the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates _to_ tracked snow vehicles, _and_ more particularly to two-wheeled _tracked_ snow vehicles and conversion _kits_ for creating them. 2. Background Information The presence of _snow_ in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeled vehicles _f... |
The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents.
Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized by inf... | the present invention involves novel compositions of matter. more particularly, the present invention involves novel n - substituted derivatives of 2 - ( g ) benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized by inflammation, spec... | The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves nkbel N - substituted derivatives of 2 - (pyridylalkylenesulfinyl) benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized b... | The present involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the invention involves novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized by inflammation, specifi... | THe prEsENT INVenTIoN iNVOLVes NOVeL cOmPOSitionS Of mATTEr. MOrE PaRtiCULarLY, THE PRESenT inVENTIon InVOlVeS noVel N-sUbSTiTuTeD DeRiVaTiVES of 2-(PYriDYlALkyLENESuLFinYl)benziMIdAZoLeS Which aRe uSEful aS GASTriC ANTisEcrEtoRY aND CYToproTecTiVe agenTs.
gAStRoINtESTinAl InflAmmaTORY dIseASES arE cHarAcTErIzeD bY iNF... | The present inventioninvolves novel compositions of matter.Moreparticularly,the presentinvention involves novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized ... | The present invention _involves_ _novel_ compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention _involves_ novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized ... |
Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one or more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driver or control gear, in ... | lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one or more light sources arranged on the upper layers thereof, and a covering element, although at least partially covers any printed circuit board. in addition, provision is generally made for the lamp modules to have an external driver or control gear, in... | Lighting moduied usually igclJde a printed cjfcuit board with one or more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed FirVuit board. In addition, 9rovisi*n is gendrSlly made for the lighting modules to have an external driver or control gear, in ... | Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one or more light sources the side thereof, and a element, at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driver or control gear, in which one or more electronic comp... | LightING mOdulEs uSuAlLy includE a pRInTed ciRcuit BoArd with ONE OR MOrE lighT soURcES aRRANgED oN the UppEr sIdE tHerEOf, AND a coVErING eLEmeNt, whIcH at LEASt parTIallY cOVERs tHE prINted cIrCuit boarD. iN aDditiON, PROVisIOn Is GenerALLy MaDe FOr tHE lIgHtiNG ModUles TO haVe AN eXteRNAl DRIVer Or cOntROL gEAr, in ... | Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit boardwith one or more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and acovering element, whichat least partially covers theprintedcircuit board.In addition,provision is generally madeforthelighting modules tohavean external driveror control g... | Lighting modules usually include _a_ _printed_ circuit board with one or more light sources _arranged_ on the upper side thereof, and a covering _element,_ which at _least_ _partially_ _covers_ the printed circuit _board._ In addition, provision is _generally_ made for the lighting modules to _have_ _an_ external drive... |
Power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a different type or level of electrical power.
These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switching d... | power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a voltage type or level of electrical power. these power converters e. g. inverters, active rectifiers, dc - dc converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as fets, mosfets, igbts, etc. a power semiconductor switching ... | Power vonvedters are used to transfer power from a source to a l8ac using a different type or level of electrical power. These power converters e. g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC - DC converters etc. include high power zemiconeuctor switching cevic$s such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switchin... | Power converters used to transfer power from a a using a different or level of electrical power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switching device requires sufficient power app... | pOWER CoNVertERs ARe USEd To TRaNsfEr PowER FrOm a sOURcE TO a Load uSInG A diFfEreNt TYPE Or LevEL oF elECTriCaL POwer.
ThESe pOWEr coNVERTERS e.g. iNvErtERS, aCtiVe REctiFierS, dC-dC CoNVErTeRs etC. INClUDe HIgH poWER sEmICOndUCtor SWItChING dEVIceS such as FetS, mOSFEts, IgbtS, EtC. a PoWER semicONDUcToR SWiTChING d... | Powerconverters are used to transfer power from a sourcetoa load using adifferent type or level ofelectrical power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DCconvertersetc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc.A power semiconductor switchingdevice... | Power converters are used to transfer _power_ from a source to _a_ load using a _different_ type or _level_ of electrical power. These _power_ _converters_ _e.g._ inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power _semiconductor_ switching _devices_ such _as_ FETs, _MOSFETs,_ IGBTs, etc. A _power_ s... |
Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known t... | approximately 80 % of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. these food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known ... | Approximately 80% of all Dpod prod7ctZ are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flav0urd, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known t... | Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, and odours. food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food known to be detrimental to the flavo... | aPpRoxImateLY 80% Of All FOoD PRoDucTs Are SEnsITiVe tOWaRDS loSs or upTAKe oF WaTeR VapOur, FLaVoUrs, AnD OdOurS. tHEse FOOd PROdUCts muST tHerEForE Be sToReD In A pROtEcTED ENvIROnMeNt fRoM one Or mORe Of tHese gaSes. ESpeCIalLY oxygEn cAn pose A seRiOUS prOBlem SInCE OxYgEN PeNeTRAtiOn Into FOOd paCKAGeS aRE KNOWN t... | Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitivetowards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore bestored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especiallyoxygen can pose a serious problemsince oxygen penetration into food packages... | _Approximately_ 80% of _all_ food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious _problem_ _since_ _oxygen_ penetration _into_ food packages... |
Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light. It is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separated... | electroluminescence ( el ) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light. it is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material ( usually a semiconductor ), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons ( i. e., lasers ). prior to recombination, electrons into holes are ... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of ekextricity to light. It is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor ), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons (i. e. , light ). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separ... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of electricity to It is result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons light). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separated either as a result of doping of t... | elecTROlumiNeScENCE (EL) deSCribES the dIRecT COnvErsiOn OF ELEcTrIcIty To liGHt. it Is the reSulT Of RadIaTive recoMBInATIon of eleCtrONs ANd HoLES IN A maTErIal (usUALlY A semiConducTOR), wHereBY ExCitED elEctronS reLeaSE thEiR enERGy as phOTOnS (I.e., LIGHt). pRIOR tO rEcOmbINatiON, EleCtRoNs aNd HoLeS arE sEPaRatEd... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light.Itis the resultof radiative recombination of electrons andholes in a material (usually asemiconductor),wherebyexcited electrons release their energy as photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination, electrons and ho... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct _conversion_ _of_ electricity to light. _It_ is _the_ result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in _a_ material _(usually_ a semiconductor), _whereby_ excited _electrons_ release their energy as photons _(i.e.,_ light). Prior to recombination, _electrons_ _an... |
In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | in product creation cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar piece currently in the design phase. it becomes desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currDnt/y in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in and a similar product currently in the design It is desirable to feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be improved before reaching pr... | in pRODUct dEvElOpMenT CycLEs, ONE Or MOre COMmON paRtS ARE oftEn incORPORAtED iNTo BotH A ProdUct CUrrEnTlY IN pROducTiON AnD A siMilar prODUcT CurrENTLy In the dESiGN pHASe. it iS DesirabLE tO hAvE fEeDBAcK froM the maNufACTuRiNg PrOCEss oF The PRoDUCT iN proDucTIOn sO ThAT thE pRODUct in ThE deSiGn PHaSE caN BE ImPr... | In product development cycles,one or more common partsare often incorporated into both aproduct currently in production and a similar product currentlyin the designphase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the productin thedesi... | In product development cycles, one or more common _parts_ _are_ often incorporated into both _a_ product _currently_ in production _and_ a similar product currently in the design phase. _It_ _is_ desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product _in_ _production_ so that _the_ _product_ in the de... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula.
2. Related Background Art
Conventionally, to create a document including a formul... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character - symbol train having a special position and size encoded as a formula. 2. related background art conventionally, to create a document including a f... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a Eore processor having a function of creating documents including a character - symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, to create a document including a form... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to word processors more particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. Related Background Art to create a document including a formula such as is shown i... | 1. fIeLD of the InVeNtioN
thiS invenTION Relates To woRd procEssORs ANd morE pARTIcULarlY TO A WoRd PRocESsOr hAVING a functIOn Of CreATIng DOCumENtS InCLudinG A CHaraCteR-sYMboL tRAIn hAVing a SPecIAL PoSiTioN AND size such as A fOrMUla.
2. ReLAtEd bACkGrOuNd ARt
coNvEnTIonALLy, To CreatE A DocUmeNT inCLUding a fORMul... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates to word processors andmoreparticularly to a word processor having a function of creating documentsincludinga character-symbol train havinga special position and size such as aformula. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally,to create a document including a formu... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _This_ _invention_ _relates_ to _word_ processors _and_ more particularly to a word processor _having_ _a_ function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. _Related_ Background Art Conventionally, to create a document ... |
Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the components with parallel leads and ma... | certain types of electronic components have two axial leads transmitting from opposite sides of the cable as, for example, with resistors and diodes. to efficiently assemble, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. the handling systems must orient the components with parallel contacts and main... | Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the components with parallel Oeaes and ma... | Certain types of electronic have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems orient the components with parallel leads and maintain the orien... | CERtAIn TYpEs of eLectroNic coMpOneNts hAVE tWO AXIAl LeADS ExTendInG frOM opposIte SidES Of tHe COMPonentS aS, for eXaMpLe, wItH REsistOrS And dIodeS. TO EFficIeNTlY manUFactuRE, packaGE, aNd uSE thesE coMpONENTs, HaNDliNg SysTEmS aRE ReQuirEd. THe HandLInG SyStems MuSt OrIENT the comPonEnTS WiTh PARaLLel LEadS AnD MA... | Certaintypes of electronic components havetwo axial leads extending from oppositesides ofthe componentsas, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the componentswith parallel ... | Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads _extending_ from opposite _sides_ of the components as, for example, with resistors and _diodes._ To efficiently manufacture, _package,_ _and_ use these components, handling systems _are_ required. The _handling_ systems must orient _the_ components with paral... |
The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while min... | the present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals ( e. g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc. ). more specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct because the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, whi... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemiDa/s (e. g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc. ). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while m... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More it relates to such devices that allow a to direct when the chemicals will dispensed into the toilet bowl water, minimizing need for consumers to scrub the b... | thE preSEnt iNVeNtIon relaTEs To DevicES foR dispeNsiNG tOIlet bowl tReATINg ChemiCals (e.g. sOapS, dISinFEcTAnTs, saniTIzers dEODOrIZERS, FraGraNces, colORANTs, ETC.). more specIFicAlLY iT rElaTes to SUcH DEVICeS that ALLOw a COnsumer tO dIRECT wHEn thE chEMicALS wiLL bE dISPensed INTo ThE toiLet bowL WaTEr, wHILe MIN... | The present invention relates to devicesfor dispensing toiletbowl treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.).More specifically it relates to suchdevicesthat allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl wate... | The _present_ invention relates to devices for dispensing _toilet_ _bowl_ treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it _relates_ _to_ such devices that allow a consumer to direct when _the_ _chemicals_ will be dispensed _into_ the _toilet_ bow... |
An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to use an ATM, t... | an atm is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. for example, customers may use an atm to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. generally, to use an atm, t... | An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or diqlense items of value. Generally, to use an ATM, t... | ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, transfer funds, check balances, or dispense of value. Generally, to use an ATM, the customer may insert a ... | An ATM IS aN ELeCtronic DeVICe tHat ALLows BAnkING CUsTOmerS tO cARrY ouT finANCiAL traNSactIOnS wiThOUt ThE nEEd FOr A HUMAN tELler. for ExampLE, CUSTOMERs mAY use An ATM tO aCCesS theIr bANk ACCouNTs, DEPoSIt, wIThDRAw, oR TRAnSFEr fUnDS, checK accouNt BalANCEs, OR DiSPEnSE itEms Of Value. geNErALLy, to uSe an AtM, t... | An ATM is anelectronic device thatallows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw,or transfer funds,check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally,... | _An_ _ATM_ _is_ an _electronic_ _device_ that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need _for_ a _human_ teller. _For_ example, customers _may_ use an ATM to _access_ _their_ bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of _value._ Gen... |
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method.
Related Art
Known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a yoke configured ... | technical definitions the present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method. recent art known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in japanese patent application laid - open ( jp - a ) no. 9 - 324. japan - a no. 9 - 322441 discloses an armature with a... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method. RrlaYed Art Known stators employdC in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese PateHh Application Laid - Open (JP - A) No. 9 - 322441. JP - A No. 9 - 322441 diaxloses an armQtu5e with a yoke c... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method. Related Art Known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses armature with a yoke configured by plur... | tEChNiCAl fieLd
The Present inveNTION RelaTES To A statoR, A bruSHless MOtOR, ANd a STatOR mANUfACtuRinG MeTHOd.
RElATeD Art
KNOwN sTAToRS EMpLoyeD IN a BrUsHLEsS mOToR ArE foR EXAmPlE disClOSeD IN jaPAneSe pAtEnT APpLICaTIOn Laid-opEn (jp-a) No. 9-322441. Jp-A NO. 9-322441 disCLOsES An ARMatURE WItH a yokE conFiGUreD ... | TechnicalField The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method. Related Art Known stators employedina brushless motor are forexampledisclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open(JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a... | _Technical_ _Field_ The present invention _relates_ to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing _method._ Related _Art_ _Known_ _stators_ _employed_ in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in _Japanese_ Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. This invention ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. the structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or non - purlin in deck construction. this inventio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub - purlin in deck construction. This inventio... | Field of the Invention to a rollformed sheet metal structural fabricated from a single sheet of metal use in building construction. The structural is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. This invention also includes an interior deck or roof dec... | 1. fIElD Of THE invENTIOn
thIS InVEnTiON RelaTEs TO A rolLfOrMED sHeEt MetAl StRUctURal SHapE FAbRIcatEd frOM a siNGLe sHEEt Of metal fOr USE In buIlDiNG COnStrucTioN. THE strUCtUrAL shape IS ParTICUlArLy UsEFUL aS a StUd Or MuLliON In WALL COnsTrUcTION Or aS a PuRlIn OR suB-puRLin in deCk COnstRucTIoN. thIS invenTiOn ... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates to arollformed sheet metalstructural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in buildingconstruction. Thestructural shape is particularly useful as a stud ormullion inwallconstruction or as a purlin or sub-purlin indeck construction. Thi... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention _relates_ to a _rollformed_ sheet metal structural shape _fabricated_ from a single _sheet_ of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape _is_ particularly useful as a _stud_ or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. T... |
Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in which th... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs directly connected to one another way of spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or into in rows and in turn the lying next to another are con... | interior spriNG MattReSsEs conSISt of A MuLtiTUDE Of SteEl SpRIngs joINEd TOgetheR iN A reGUlar GRid. tYPicaLly, thE ENd RIngS OF tHE NEIghboRINg steeL spRIngS Are dIrEctly cOnNECTeD tO One AnOThER BY WAY oF wiRE sPIRALs. alteRnatIveLy, BaRrEl ShapEd SPrInGS aRe OFTEn SeWn or welded inTo pockEts In RoWS AnD IN TurN ThE... | Interior spring mattressesconsistof amultitude of steelsprings joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end ringsof theneighboring steel springs are directlyconnected to one anotherby way ofwire spirals. Alternatively, barrelshaped springs areoften sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the ... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel _springs_ _joined_ together in a regular grid. Typically, the end _rings_ of the neighboring steel springs _are_ directly connected _to_ one another by way of _wire_ spirals. Alternatively, _barrel_ shaped springs _are_ often _sewn_ or welded into pockets in ro... |
Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weight can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Chemical Reviews” (USA), pag... | hitherto, it is believed inorganic hydrocarbon allyl compounds cannot hardly clearly homopolymerized, and the homopolymer thereof having comparatively high molecular weight can be obtained, and modern reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3, 000 ( see r. l. shriner, l. kelley ed. “ che... | Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radisallu homo0olym@rized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molechla# weight can be obtA&ned, and the repott$d molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3, 000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. KeIl$y ed. “ Chemical Reviews ” (USA ),... | Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, no homopolymer thereof having a high weight be obtained, and reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Chemical Reviews” (USA), page 815, received by National ... | hiTHerTO, IT Is beLIEVed tHAT HyDROcArBOn aLLyL cOmpoUNds arE haRdlY RADicAlLY hOmoPOlymerIZED, AND no hoMopolymER THEReOF havING A HiGh MoLecuLAR weiGHT can be OBTaiNeD, aNd THE rEPORTed mOLECulAR weIgHT OF tHe hOmoPoLYMEr IS FroM ABOut 300 TO AbOuT 3,000 (sEe r. l. ShrInER, L. KELLEY Ed. “CHeMiCal reVIeWs” (usA), pAG... | Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, andno homopolymerthereof having a high molecular weight can be obtained,and the reported molecularweight of the homopolymer is from about 300to about 3,000(see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed.“Chemical Reviews” (USA)... | Hitherto, it is _believed_ that _hydrocarbon_ allyl compounds _are_ hardly radically _homopolymerized,_ and no homopolymer _thereof_ _having_ _a_ high molecular weight _can_ be obtained, _and_ the reported _molecular_ _weight_ of the _homopolymer_ _is_ from about 300 to about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Ch... |
This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer.
Generally, in an electrophotographic app... | this invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, possibly a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non - magnetic single - component developer. generally, in an electrophotog... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non - magnetic single - component developer. Generally, in an electrophotographic... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to in which an electrostatic latent image formed an image carrier developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer. an electrophotographic such as copier, printer or that utilizes electrop... | THIS InVention rElaTeS To A DEvELOPinG appARaTuS used IN an eLEctroPhOtOgRaphiC APParATus ANd, more PArTiCUlarly, TO A DeVeLOpING ApparaTus In wHich aN eleCtrOStaTic laTEnT IMagE fORMeD ON an ImAge cArRIer Is devELOped aNd vISualizEd By A non-mAGNetic SiNgLE-cOmponent DeveLopER.
GenERALLY, In An ELECtROpHOTogRapHIC app... | Thisinvention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to adeveloping apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an imagecarrier is developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer. Generally, in an e... | This invention relates to a _developing_ _apparatus_ used in an electrophotographic apparatus _and,_ more _particularly,_ to _a_ developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is _developed_ and visualized by _a_ non-magnetic _single-component_ developer. Generally, in an _electr... |
A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. Light may pass through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into an imaging system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer ... | either binary or reverse shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. light may pass through the clear glass areas though be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. light that passes through the mask may continue into an imaging system that delivers an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chroNS geaturea which form a pattern. Light may pass through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes yhrougb the mask may continue into an imaging system that proYectQ an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and features which form a pattern. Light may pass through the glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may into imaging system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer be coated with a photosen... | a bINaRY or pHAse SHIFt PHOtOmasK MaY inclUDE GLASS And CHrOMe FeAturEs WhiCh FOrM A PaTTERN. lIGhT mAY pass ThrougH THe Clear GlaSs AReAs AnD BE blOCKed bY The oPaque CHROmE AReas. liGhT ThAt PassES ThrOuGh thE MaSk mAY cOnTinUe iNTO aN imAgiNg SyStEM That pRoJEcTs AN iMaGE Of tHE MasK paTtErn ONto a wAFEr. tHe wAfeR ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may includeglassand chrome features which form a pattern. Light may passthroughthe clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Lightthatpasses through the mask may continue into an imaging system that projectsan image of themask pattern onto a wafer.... | A binary or phase shift photomask _may_ include _glass_ and chrome features which form a pattern. _Light_ may _pass_ through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the _opaque_ chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask _may_ continue into an imaging _system_ that projects an image of the mask _pattern_ onto a w... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer ... | 1. field of the invention the chemical invention relates in an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention r2lstes to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer ... | 1. the Invention The present relates to an optical device wafer processing and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an device wafer individual optical devices along a plurality crossing streets formed on the front of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer being composed of a substrate and an optical de... | 1. FIEld of the iNvEnTioN
The present iNVENtION RElAtES TO aN opticAl DeVICe WAFeR procESsing mEtHod AnD a LAser PRocESsinG APpArATUS FOr divIdiNG aN oPtiCaL DEvICE waFEr INtO InDiViDuAl optICal DeVICES AlONG A plURaLiTy of cROssInG STReEtS formeD on thE FRont side Of THE OPtiCAl DEViCe waFeR, THe OPTiCaL deVICE WaFeR ... | 1. Field of theInventionThe present invention relates to anoptical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing anoptical device waferinto individual optical devices along a plurality ofcrossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the... | _1._ Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to an optical device wafer processing _method_ and a laser _processing_ apparatus for dividing an _optical_ device _wafer_ into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optic... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images.
2. Related Background Art
Hitherto, as a synthesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, n... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of digital images. 2. related background art hitherto, as a processing of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, na... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventilM felateC to an image processing method and apparatus for s5nHhesizing a plurality of different images. 2. Related FSckground Art Hitherto, as a syGtuesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a sScobd image of plural colors, n... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a of different images. 2. Related Art Hitherto, as a synthesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of colors and a second image of plural colors, namely, synthesis of two images of colo... | 1. fIELD of tHe iNVENtIoN
ThE present InvEntIOn rELAteS TO An IMagE proCessiNg mETHoD ANd aPparaTus For SyNthEsizIng A PluraliTy Of dIFfeREnT iMagES.
2. relATED bacKgRound Art
HiThERtO, aS A synTHeSIS oF DIGITAl IMAGEs, foR EXAMpLe, iN A syNthesis OF a fiRST ImaGE oF PlUraL coLORs anD a SeCONd Image oF PluRaL cOloRs, N... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to an image processing methodand apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of differentimages. 2.RelatedBackground ArtHitherto, asa synthesis of digitalimages, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plur... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention _The_ present _invention_ _relates_ to an image _processing_ method and _apparatus_ for _synthesizing_ a plurality of different images. 2. Related Background Art Hitherto, as a synthesis of digital _images,_ _for_ example, in a synthesis of a _first_ image of plural colors and a _second_ i... |
The invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials.
Current art for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised of a wide-ranging... | the invention relates to the silane - grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. current art for the production of cross - linked plastic foam structures involves the use of conventional high - pressure reactor - produced, low density polyethylene ( ldpe ). ldpe is comprised of a wide ... | The invention relates to the silane - grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. Current art for the production of cross - linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high - pressure reactor - produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE ). LDPE is comprised of a wid... | The invention to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. Current art for the production of polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised of a distribution of branch lengths, b... | ThE INvEnTioN RelaTeS tO thE SIlAne-gRafTINg Of polYOLEfiN mAteRiALS To eNhancE tHE PropertiEs OF the mAtERIALs.
cURReNT art fOR THe PRoDuCtION Of CROss-lInKEd POlyoLEFIn fOaM stRuCtUrEs INVOlvEs tHE uSE Of COnvENTiOnaL HIgh-PReSSuRE reACtOR-proDUCEd, loW dENSIty POLYeTHylENe (ldpE). LDpe Is COmpRiSeD oF a wiDe-rAnGinG... | The invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. Current art for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involvesthe use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised ofa wi... | The invention relates to the silane-grafting _of_ polyolefin materials _to_ enhance the properties _of_ _the_ materials. Current _art_ for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves _the_ use of _conventional_ high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE _is_ comprised o... |
Today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of... | today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. when creating applications normally represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3d drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background imag... | Today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized f:aG file, which is used as the background image of... | Today, software development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual is common for the artwork to created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of an The problem is that the appl... | tODay, SOfTWaRE apPLIcATiOn deVelOPMENT is A COMBINATIon oF sofTWarE DeVeLoPMEnT AnD ARTWork DEVeLopMENT. WHen crEatiNg AppLicAtIons That rePReSENT VIRTUAL EnViRoNMENTs, it iS coMmon fOR THe aRtwork To bE created uSiNg A 3d DRAWiNG toOL, aNd tHeN sAveD aS a raSTerIZEd FLat FiLE, WhICH iS uSEd aS the bACKgroUNd imagE of... | Today,software applicationdevelopmentisa combination ofsoftwaredevelopment andartwork development. When creating applications thatrepresent virtualenvironments, it is common for the artwork to be createdusinga 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which isused as thebackgroundimage ... | Today, software application development _is_ a combination of software development and artwork _development._ _When_ creating applications that represent virtual _environments,_ _it_ is common for the artwork _to_ be created using a 3D drawing _tool,_ and _then_ saved as _a_ _rasterized_ flat file, which is used as the... |
The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system.
FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant comp... | the invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit ( fru ) into apparatus such as a computer system. frus can be used in many different systems. they find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant co... | The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system. FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant comp... | The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into such as computer system. FRUs can be used in many systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant computer systems where it ... | ThE iNvEntIOn RelAteS tO THE intEGrATiON oF A UNit In an AppARaTus, fOR EXaMpLE, for configUrING A fIelD rEpLAceabLE uNIT (FrU) INtO aPparatus SuCh as A cOmputeR sysTeM.
frUs cAN BE UseD IN ManY diFfErENt SySteMS. They FINd ParTICUlar bUt not ExClUsive AppliCAtIoN to comPutER systemS, For exAmpLE to FAUlt tOleRANT CoMP... | The invention relates to the integration of a unitin an apparatus, forexample, for configuring a fieldreplaceable unit(FRU) into apparatus such as a computersystem.FRUs can be used inmany different systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computersystems, for example to fault t... | _The_ _invention_ relates to the _integration_ of _a_ unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring _a_ field replaceable _unit_ (FRU) _into_ apparatus such as a computer _system._ _FRUs_ _can_ be used in many different _systems._ They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording medium.
2. Description of the Related Art
As a tape recording and/or r... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates within the tape cassette comprised of a tape - shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and / or reproducing apparatus for recording and / or reproducing data for the tape - shaped recording medium. 2. description of the related art as a tape reco... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape - shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and / or reproducing apparatus for recording and / or reproducing data for the tape - shaped recording medium. 2. Description of the Related Art As a tape recording ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the recording medium. 2. of the Related Art As a tape recording reproducing apparatus, capable o... | 1. FiELD of the InvEntion
this INVentIon relaTes tO A tapE CASsEtTe COmPRIsED of A tAPe-shaPeD RecoRdiNG MediuM hOUseD in a CassetTE, aNd TO A REcoRDINg anD/or rEPRodUciNG appArATuS fOR RecORdiNg AnD/or REprodUcInG daTA FOR thE tAPe-sHApEd REcoRdiNg meDIUM.
2. dEScRIpTioN OF the reLAteD aRt
As A tApE rEcOrdING aNd/OR r... | 1. Field of the Invention This inventionrelatesto a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette,and to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus forrecording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recordingmedium. 2. Description of the Related ArtAs a tape recording an... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised _of_ a tape-shaped recording medium housed in _a_ cassette, _and_ to _a_ recording _and/or_ reproducing _apparatus_ for _recording_ and/or reproducing data _for_ the _tape-shaped_ recording medium. 2. _Description_ _of_ _the_ Related Art As _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers.
2. Prior Art
In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. prior intervention in certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, e... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. 9$ior Art In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | Field of the The present relates to the of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. Art In certain situations, it is desired provide a control some and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to control the valve as desired, frequently though not always in some form of periodic operating cycle (e.g.,... | 1. FiElD OF tHe INVeNtion
the pREsenT INVeNTiON rElAtEs To THe fIeld Of automAtic vALVeS AnD ValVe ControLLErS.
2. priOr ARt
In CeRTaIN siTuations, it Is deSiRED To ProvidE a COntrOl vAlVE of somE foRM aNd To prOviDe a CoNtrOLlER ThEReFor wHIch mAy be proGRAmMEd TO AutOMaTICaLLY CoNtROL thE VALve as DeSIreD, FrEQUenTLy... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. PriorArt In certain situations, it isdesired to provide a control valve of someform and toprovide acontroller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valveas desired,frequ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates _to_ the field of automatic _valves_ _and_ valve _controllers._ 2. Prior Art In certain _situations,_ it is desired to provide a control valve _of_ some form and to provide a _controller_ therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve _as_... |
Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems.
Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system account Identifiers (IDs) and o... | embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching specific user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems. typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system account identifiers ( ids ) and ... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plural($y of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are FepresFnted in computer systems &siGg system account Identifiers (IDs) and o... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of person in a plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented computer systems using system account Identifiers (IDs) and other identifiers that... | eMBOdImeNtS of the iNvEnTIoN RelAtE GeNEraLlY To matcHInG DiFFeRent usEr RepReSeNTatioNs oF a Person, AND, speCIFICaLLY, to matChInG dIfferENT UseR REprEsenTATIoNS of A PeRson iN A pLUralIty oF coMpUTEr sySteMS.
tYPicALly, LEgAl CUstoDiaNs aRE RepreSEnTed In COMPUTeR SYsTEms uSiNg sYSTEm ACcoUNt ideNtIfiERs (Ids) ANd O... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and,specifically, to matching different userrepresentations of a person in a plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systemsusing system account Identifi... | Embodiments of the invention _relate_ _generally_ to _matching_ different user representations _of_ a person, and, _specifically,_ to matching different user representations of a person in _a_ plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are _represented_ in _computer_ systems using system _account_ Ident... |
1. Technical Field
The invention is in the field of electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation frequenci... | 1. technical field effect invention is in the field of electro - optic modulators of light wave intensity. more particularly, the invention seeks to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a fabry - perot etalon to provide polarization - insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation fr... | 1. Technical Field The invention is in the field of electro - optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry - Perot etalon to provide polarization - insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation fre... | 1. Technical Field The is the field of electro-optic modulators of light intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted at high modulation frequencies. 2. Related Art A number o... | 1. tEcHnICAL FIeLD
thE iNvENTioN iS IN tHe fiELD of eLecTRo-opTIc MODULAtoRs OF lIGHT WaVE InTeNSity. mOrE PaRTiCularly, THE Invention RELatES To USiNG tHin FIlM FerrOEleCTriC MAteRIaLS IN a FAbRY-PerOt etaloN tO pRovIdE PoLARIzaTiON-INSenSITiVE modUlATiON OF rEFLEctEd and traNsMiTTed LighT At HigH moDULatION fReQUeNci... | 1. Technical Field Theinvention is in thefield ofelectro-optic modulators of light waveintensity. More particularly, the inventionrelates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected andtransmitted light at high mo... | 1. Technical Field _The_ invention is in _the_ _field_ of _electro-optic_ modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the _invention_ relates _to_ using thin film ferroelectric materials in _a_ Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modula... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates being general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pip... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, ... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid pipe joint and the gasket forming the joint. the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, the gasket being extensible ... | 1. fIElD OF tHe InVENTiON
thE pRESENt InVENTion RELatES IN GENERAL tO a MEtHOd of fOrminG a FLUID tiGht pipE joint AnD THE GASkET FOR fORmiNg the jOINT. sPecIFiCaLlY, THe iNveNtiOn rElAtes tO A MEthod Of ForMInG a pIpE jOInt, And a gASkET uSeD TO FORm The pIPE JoiNT bEtWEEn a Metal SPiGOT pIpE AnD a meTaL belled piPE, ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relatesin general to a method of forming a fluidtight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relatesto a method of forming a pipejoint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint betweena metalspigot pipe and a me... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates in _general_ to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. _Specifically,_ the invention _relates_ _to_ a method of _forming_ a _pipe_ _joint,_ and a gasket used to _form_ the pipe joint between _a_ _metal_ spigot pipe _an... |
FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opened and closed. After repeated openings and closings, living hi... | fig. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip ( japanese utility model preliminary publication no. hei - 1 001 ) with a living hinge 104. living hinge 104 interconnects two semi - cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the frame is opened and closed. after repeated openings and closings, livi... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei - 1 96723) 3i%h a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi - xjlindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and beMda when the clip is opened and closed. After repeated openings and closings, livin... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. hinge 104 interconnects two clip 100 and 102 and bends when the is opened and After repeated openings and closings, living hinge 104 fatigue and break, resulting in a loss o... | fIG. 10 ILlUStRatES A PrIor arT wIRiNg hARNesS REtaiNeR CLIP (JapaNEse utILiTY modEL preliMInARY publIcaTiON no. heI-1 96723) WiTH a liVing hingE 104. lIVInG hINGE 104 intERcOnNectS TWO sEMI-CyliNDrIcAl cliP PIeCeS 100 ANd 102 AND bENds when THE cLiP IS opeNeD AND cLOSeD. aFTER rEPeATEd oPENIngs aND CLOsiNGS, liVINg hI... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip(Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and102 and bends whenthe clip isopened andclosed. After repeatedopenings ... | FIG. _10_ illustrates a prior _art_ wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility _Model_ _Preliminary_ Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. _Living_ hinge _104_ interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the _clip_ is opened and _closed._ After _repeated_ openings and _... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages.
2. Description of Related Art
FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional speak... | 1. field of interest the present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. description of related art fig. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two - channel speaker driver circuit. in order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional spea... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two - channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional spF... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to a speaker driver driven by positive and voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver In order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output such conventional speaker is biased at a nominal DC voltage,... | 1. fIeLD oF inVeNtiOn
tHe PrEsENT INVEnTIOn rELAtes To a sPeakeR dRivER CiRCuit dRiVEN By pOsITIvE And nEgaTIVe VoLtAGeS.
2. deScRipTiON oF relAtED ART
FIG. 1 SHowS A TyPICal StRuCturE Of A COnvEntIOnaL TwO-CHaNNeL speakeR drIVeR ciRcuit. In oRder To OBtaiN a maxImuM dynAmic rAnGE, the OUTPuT oF SuCh conVENtIonal SPEAk... | 1.Field of Invention The present inventionrelates to a speakerdriver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. Description ofRelated Art FIG. 1shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain amaximum dynamic range, the output ofsuch conve... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a speaker driver _circuit_ driven by positive _and_ negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a _typical_ structure of a _conventional_ two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a _maximum_ dynamic _range,_ the _output_ of such conv... |
Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performing functions not only... | conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro - switch or mechanical limit - switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. however, the improvement in the energy - saving views has required devices capable of using function... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro - switch or a limit - switch, have been used to detect the preaehce of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy - saving views has required devices capable of performing functions no... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch a limit-switch, have been used to detect the presence of detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the required devices capable of performing functions not only to objects containing less v... | cONvenTiONallY, mEChAniCaL dEvicES Such aS, a MICRo-SWItch or A lIMIt-swItCH, HAVe BEEN usEd TO DeteCt The PrEseNCe OF a DEtEcTIng oBJECt oR cHaNges oF ThE sITuAtioN theReof throUgh cOntaCT wITh ThE objEct. hoWevEr, ThE IMprovEMENT In thE eneRGy-saViNg VieWS Has REqUirED DeVICEs CapaBLE of PeRFormING functIONS NOt ONlY... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been usedto detect thepresence of a detecting object or changes of thesituation thereof through contact withthe object. However,the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capableof performin... | Conventionally, mechanical _devices_ such _as,_ a _micro-switch_ or a _limit-switch,_ have been _used_ to detect the presence of _a_ detecting _object_ or changes of the situation _thereof_ through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving _views_ has required devices capable of _performing... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having two - dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof. 2. description of the related art convention... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having two - dimensionally arrayed pixels and, m85e particularly, to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Convention... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a output channels and a reading method thereof. 2. Description of the Art in an sensing apparatus using a solid... | 1. FiElD Of The InVentioN
tHe prESeNt INventION relatES to a sOLID-state imaGE sENsing apparAtUs haviNG tWo-DIMenSionalLy arrAyed PixeLS aND, moRE pARTiCuLARly, TO A SOLId-STate IMAGe SeNsInG appARatUS hAVIng A pLurAlity Of OUtPut Channels aND a rEaDinG MEthOd ThEReOF.
2. dESCrIPTIoN Of THe relATED ART
ConvEntIonallY, ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relatestoa solid-state image sensing apparatushaving two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to asolid-state image sensing apparatus havinga plurality of output channels and areading method thereof. 2.Descriptionof the Related Art Conventi... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to a solid-state image _sensing_ apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method _thereof._ 2. Description of the Related Art Conventi... |
The use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used in a var... | the use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. typically, such illumination is often employed as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. such compositions are used in a var... | The use of a den^a/ apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utiliaWd as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used in a var... | The use of dental apparatus for illumination of an oral site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized a source of activation energy restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt light of a bandwidth. compositions are used in a variety of procedures to rebuild tooth str... | THe Use Of a DEnTaL aPpAraTUS FOr the iLLUminAtioN OF aN Oral pRoCeDURe SItE is welL kNowN. tyPICaLlY, sUCh IllUMINaTION is OfTEn UtiLIZed AS A SOUrCE of ActiVaTIoN eNeRgy for reStOrAtIVE CoMPOsiTiONs WhiCH Are DEsIGneD to SeT or cUre UPon The RECEIPt of LIGHt OF a cErtain bAnDWidTh. SUCh cOmpOsItionS aRe usED iN a VaR... | The use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is oftenutilized asa source ofactivation energy for restorativecompositionswhich are designed to set or cure upon thereceipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such... | _The_ _use_ of _a_ dental apparatus for _the_ illumination of an _oral_ procedure site is _well_ _known._ Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a source of activation _energy_ for restorative compositions _which_ are designed _to_ set or cure _upon_ the _receipt_ of _light_ of a certain bandwidth. Such comp... |
It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if th... | it is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one message voice, or lost calls on the path and in enterprises spread over different locations. one reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a path can take through the network. in the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if this... | It is difficult to debug problems 2itg speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if th... | It is difficult debug problems speech quality, way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason the difficulty is the large number that a packet can take through the network. the of voice, the path a packet can determine if the call is intelligible by the voice cal... | IT iS DifFicUlt tO debug pROBLEms with sPeECH qualItY, One waY VoICE, or LosT callS On the iNTErnET aNd IN eNTeRPrISes SprEAD oVer DiFFErent lOcAtiONs. ONe REasOn FOR The diFFiCuLTy is tHE LArgE nuMber of patHs that a pACkET cAN TaKE THRoUGH tHE NETWORK. in THE CaSe OF vOIcE, tHE paTh a PAckEt takEs CAN dETerMine if Th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, oneway voice, or lost calls on the Internet and inenterprises spread over differentlocations. One reason for the difficulty isthe large number of paths that a packet cantake through the network. In the case of voice, thepath a packet takescandeterm... | It is difficult to debug problems _with_ speech _quality,_ _one_ way voice, _or_ lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One _reason_ for _the_ difficulty is _the_ large number _of_ paths that a packet can take through the network. _In_ the case _of_ voice, the path a packet takes... |
Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digital... | digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital devices, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants ( pdas ), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e - book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digital... | Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs ), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e - book readers, wJgital cameras, digital recording devices, digi... | video capabilities can be incorporated into wide of devices, including digital digital broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording media players, video gaming devices, video game cons... | DIgital VideO caPABiLItIes cAN be inCORPoraTed InTo a WIDE rANge Of DEvicES, INclUdinG DigiTaL tEleVIsiONs, dIgItal dIrecT BROADCaSt SYStEmS, WIRElesS bRoaDCAsT SYsteMS, PerSONal DiGITAl assiSTants (PDas), lApTOP or DeSKtop COMputers, TAbLEt COmpUTErS, E-Book REaDErS, DiGitaL cAmeRAS, DiGiTAL recordIng DeVIcES, diGiTaL... | Digital video capabilities can beincorporated intoa widerange of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcastsystems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop ordesktop computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devic... | Digital video capabilities can be _incorporated_ _into_ _a_ wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, _wireless_ broadcast systems, personal _digital_ assistants (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e-book _readers,_ digital cameras, digital recording devi... |
The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate.
Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides obt... | the present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component ( hereafter " mucosa " ), a process for its preparation, and the precursor of such a protein hydrolysate. protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids including short ch... | The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter " mucosa " ), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Pfoyein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides ... | The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, and the use of a protein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate by definition consists a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides obtained by the hydrolysis ... | ThE PrEsent iNVeNTiON RELatES to A PRoTEIn HYDROLySaTE dEriVed FRom aNiMAl tIssuE haVIng aN eNDOTHELial oR MuCosaL componeNT (hereAFteR "MUcOsA"), a PROCesS FoR its PREpaRatIon, anD THe uSe oF sUCH A PROteIN HydroLySaTE.
PRoTeIn hYdrOLYSAtE by dEfINItion CoNsIsts of a MIxTURE Of AmINo acids aND sHOrT Chain PEPtIDEs obT... | The present invention relates toa protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial ormucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, and the use ofsuch aprotein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and sh... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial _or_ mucosal component (hereafter _"mucosa"),_ a process _for_ its _preparation,_ _and_ the use of such a _protein_ hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate by _definition_ consists of _a_ mixture of amino acids and shor... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding.
2. Description of the Related Art
Forward error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmi... | 1. field of the invention the invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. in particular, the invention relates to viterbi decoding. 2. description of the related art forward error correction ( fec ) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the trans... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the Related Art BorwarW error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmi... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the Related Art Forward error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in to enhance the reliability of the transmitted and improve... | 1. FIElD OF THe iNvEntiOn
THE InVentIOn genERAllY rElAtes to eLECTroniC COmMunicAtIOns SYstEMs. In PArTIcUlAR, THe inVEntioN RELaTES to ViTerBI DecODInG.
2. DeScRiPTIoN of thE RELATEd Art
FoRWArD eRRor cOrrecTIOn (feC) tEchniQuES aRe OFTEN UsEd IN comMuNICatIOn sYSTemS IN oRdeR TO ENHaNCe The RELIaBILITy oF tHe TrANSMi... | 1.Field of the InventionThe invention generally relates to electronic communications systems.In particular, the invention relates toViterbi decoding.2. Description of the Related Art Forward error correction (FEC) techniquesare often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability oft... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention generally relates to electronic _communications_ systems. In particular, _the_ invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the Related Art _Forward_ _error_ correction _(FEC)_ techniques are often used in communication _systems_ in order to enhance the reliability ... |
The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of human therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiazep... | the novel 1, 1 - benzodiazepine - 4 - oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated towards the 1 position, referred simply as 3h - 1, 4 - benzodiazepines. 3h - 1, 4 - ions are produced, and are utilized as medications and tranquillizers within the field of human genetics. ... | The novel 1, 4 - benzkdiazepihe - 4 - oxide aldehyde adducts of the inventi9M are aldehyde adducFC of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 pos9t8on, ref@tred to as 3H - 1, 4 - benzodiazepines. 3H - 1, 4 - benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as seda6iv@s and t$anqui;lizers in the field of JuKan therapy. The azeto ... | The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers the field of human therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiazepine rin... | tHE noveL 1,4-BenzodiAZEpIne-4-oxIdE AlDEhYdE adDUcts Of THE InveNTION ArE alDEHyde adduCTs OF BEnZODiAZepIneS UnSaTUrated At THE 1 poSiTIoN, rEFErrED to AS 3h-1,4-BENzoDiAZepINES. 3H-1,4-bEnzoDiAZePINES aRE knOWn, aND Are uSEful As SEDATIVES aNd TrAnQuillIzErs in the fIeLd of huMAN TheraPY. tHe AzEtO-[1,4]-benzODIAZep... | The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts ofthe inventionarealdehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturatedat the 1 position, referred toas 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedativesand tranquillizers in the field of human therapy. The azeto-[1... | The _novel_ _1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide_ aldehyde _adducts_ of the invention are aldehyde adducts _of_ benzodiazepines _unsaturated_ at the 1 _position,_ _referred_ _to_ as _3H-1,4-benzodiazepines._ 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful _as_ sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of human _therapy._ The a... |
(a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier.
(b) Description of the Prior... | ( a ) field of the invention the first invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no output wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. ( b ) description of the prior d... | ( a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion gehDrated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Description of the Prio... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to and more specifically amplifiers with no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier detected and added to an signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in amplifier. (b) Description of the Prior Art It is known the that an input of su... | (a) FIELD oF THe iNVEntION
tHe PreSENT InveNtIOn ReLatEs To AMPLIfiERs, aND mORE speCiFICaLly AmpLIfiErs WiTH SubSTANtIalLY no DIstORTIOn wHerEiN DISToRTioN geNErateD iN THe AmplIFIER is dETECTed aNd ADDEd tO an InpuT siGnal To be aMPLIfIED, FoR CaNCELLaTIon of distORTIOn iN sUcH AmPLiFIER.
(b) deSCrIpTiOn Of THe PrIOr... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specificallyamplifierswithsubstantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added toan input signal tobe amplified, for cancellation of distortion insuch amplifier. (b) Descripti... | _(a)_ Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates _to_ amplifiers, and _more_ _specifically_ amplifiers with _substantially_ no distortion wherein _distortion_ _generated_ in the amplifier is detected and added to an input _signal_ _to_ be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Desc... |
The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing.
Frequently it is desirable to accura... | the invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. frequently it is desirable to accura... | The invention re>ateD to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. Frequently it is desirable to accura... | The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface produces surface damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. Frequently it is desirable accurately control the relative mot... | tHE invENTion RELaTEs to a daMPer fOR contRoLliNg thE diSPLACemEnT oF A mOvable meMbEr, And MOrE SpEciFICALLy THe InventioN ReLateS to a surFace EFfECt DAMPEr tHAt ProdUcEs sUrFACE effecT DaMpINg fORCes as the damPeR rOd AND DaMPiNg elemENtS ArE DISPLAced THROUgH The DAmpER HOuSInG.
FREQuEnTLy iT Is desIrABLE to aCcUra... | Theinvention relates toa damper for controllingthe displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that producessurfaceeffect dampingforces as the damper rod and dampingelements are displaced through the damper housing. Frequently i... | The invention relates _to_ _a_ damper for controlling the _displacement_ of a movable _member,_ _and_ more specifically the _invention_ relates to a _surface_ effect damper that _produces_ surface effect damping _forces_ as the damper rod and damping _elements_ are displaced through the damper _housing._ _Frequently_ i... |
The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them.
In the mammalian central nervous system (CNS), the transmission... | the present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. it also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. in the mammalian central nervous system ( cns ), the transmissi... | The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions von^aining them. In the mammalian central nervous system (CNS ), the transmissio... | The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical containing them. In the central nervous system (CNS), transmission of impulses is controlled ... | the PResEnt inveNTiOn rELATeS to ThE poTENTIAtioN oF gLutAMaTe rEceptOr fUnCtion USiNG cERtaiN SUlFOnAMIDe dErivatiVeS. It alSO RELaTEs TO nOvel SULfONamIDE dErIVaTIvES, To PRoCEsSes For tHeir prEPArATiOn And to PharmACeutICAl CoMPOSiTiONS cOnTaiNing tHEm.
in tHe MAMMaLIAN centrAL nERvoUS sYSteM (cNS), ThE trAnSMIssIOn... | The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamatereceptor function using certainsulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes fortheirpreparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them.In the mammalian centralnervous system (CNS), ... | The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate _receptor_ function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also _relates_ to _novel_ sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. In the mammalian central _nervous_ system (CNS), _the_ tr... |
Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment.
In some ... | aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles ( uavs ) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. in som... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. In some ... | Aerial vehicles as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and tasks for military and civilian applications. aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a function, such capturing images of surrounding environment. In some instances, it may be desirable to ... | AeRiAl VehICles sucH as UnManNEd aerIAL VehIcLeS (uAvS) Can BE USeD FOR peRFOrmINg suRVeiLlaNce, rEconNaisSANCe, anD expLORAtIoN tASKS FOR MIlitARY AND civilIaN aPPLIcaTIONs. SUCh AeRIaL VEHiCLes May CArrY a payLOad coNFigURED tO PERfOrm a SPEciFiC fUNcTIOn, such AS CAptURing imAgES OF SuRrOUNdINg Environment.
iN sOme ... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance,and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerialvehiclesmay carry a payload configured to perform a specific function,such ascapturing images of surrounding environment... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles _(UAVs)_ _can_ be _used_ for performing _surveillance,_ reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to _perform_ a specific function, such as capturing _images_ of surrounding environme... |
This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to.
Typically the aforesaid primary... | this invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. typically the aforesaid primary... | This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. Typically the aforesaid primary... | invention relates to seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular shaped article which completely the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. Typically the aforesaid primary sealing lip element is p... | ThIS InVeNTiON RelAtES tO oIl seals, PArTiCulArly SHAft SEaLs WheReIn THE pRIMary seAlIng LIp EleMeNT is an AnnUlaR WAfEr shAPED artICLE WhiCh CoMPLEteLy SuRroUNdS THE SHAfT to bE sEALED anD Is in lIGHt ENgagEmEnt THEREwitH AT ItS inNER aNnulUS, or SeAl lip AS it IS COMmonly rEfERrED To.
TyPicALly The afoREsaid pRiMarY... | This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein theprimary sealing lip element is anannular wafer shapedarticlewhich completely surrounds the shaft to besealed and is in lightengagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonlyreferred to. Typically ... | This invention _relates_ to oil seals, particularly _shaft_ seals _wherein_ the primary sealing lip element is _an_ annular wafer _shaped_ article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in _light_ _engagement_ _therewith_ at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. Typically the a... |
Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces genus, ... | rebeccamycin ( fig. 1, a ) is a natural product of saccharothrix aerocolonigenes atcc39243, a gram - positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group ( bush et al. j. antibiot. 40 : 668 - 678, 1987 ). humans are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the streptomyces genus... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram - positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668 - 678, 1987 ). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces ge... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes (Bush et al. Antibiot. 40: 1987). Actinomycetes natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces genus, because they the source of man... | REbeccaMYcIN (fiG. 1, A) Is a NatuRal pRoDUCT of SaCcHArOthRiX AERocoLonIGeneS AtcC39243, A grAm-PositIvE bActeRIUM of THe acTinomyCETes GROUP (BuSH ET al. J. aNtIbIot. 40: 668-678, 1987). aCtiNOmycETES ArE natUraL SOIl INhABITAnts wItH GReat indusTriAL and biotECHnOlOgICal iNTeResT, ESPecIALLy The StrePtomYcES gENUS, ... | Rebeccamycin (FIG.1,A) is a natural product ofSaccharothrix aerocolonigenesATCC39243, aGram-positive bacteriumof the actinomycetes group (Bush etal. J.Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial andbiotechnological interest, especially the Streptom... | Rebeccamycin _(FIG._ 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive _bacterium_ of the actinomycetes group (Bush _et_ al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural _soil_ inhabitants with great _industrial_ and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyc... |
This invention relates to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler.
By carrying out color developing processing of a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent reacts with a dye fo... | this invention relates to a light - sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. by carrying out color developing processing of a radiation - sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent reacts with ... | This invention relates to a light - sensitive silver halide color photographic mateeisl containing a novel cyan coupler. By careyinY out color developing 0roVessing of a light - sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent rezctZ with a dy... | This invention relates to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color processing of light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary developing agent reacts with dye forming coupler (hereinafter me... | THIS inveNtion RelATEs tO A LiGht-SeNsitivE siLVeR hALiDE Color phOTOGrAPHIC MAtERIaL coNTaINiNG A NOvel CyaN cOUPLEr.
BY CarRYInG Out CoLOr dEvELopING proCESsiNg Of A lIght-SensITivE sILVeR hALiDE COLoR pHotOgRAPhIc MaTeriAL aFter GIVIng EXposuRe thErETO, An aRoMATIc primARY amInE DeveLoping aGeNT rEACtS wiTh A dyE fO... | This invention relates to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containinga novel cyan coupler. By carrying out colordeveloping processing of a light-sensitive silver halidecolor photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromaticprimary amine developing agent reacts with... | _This_ invention relates to a light-sensitive silver _halide_ color _photographic_ material _containing_ a _novel_ cyan coupler. By _carrying_ out _color_ developing _processing_ of a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic _material_ after _giving_ exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine _developing_ agen... |
Data storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a storage server. Such storage servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices.
Applications resident on... | data storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host storage systems to a storage server. such storage servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to download information from those one or more data collection devices. applications installed... | Data storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a stoGaNe server. Such Q6orage servers receive reAJests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices. Applications resident on... | Data storage systems are used to store information provided by more host computer systems to a storage server. Such servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from one or more data storage devices. Applications on one or more of the host compu... | dAta STorAge SySTEMS aRE uSEd tO StOrE infoRmATion prOvIdED BY One oR MORe HOst compUteR SYsTEMs tO a stoRaGE SErveR. such storAGe sERvErS rEceIve ReQUEstS To write infORMATIoN tO onE Or MOre DatA storAGe dEVIces, AND rEQuEsts tO RETrieVe inFORmatiOn frOm ThOSe ONe oR MOrE dATA sToRAGE DEviCeS.
aPpLicAtiONS ResIDEnT ON... | Datastorage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a storage server. Such storage servers receiverequests to write informationto one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices. A... | Data storage systems are used _to_ store information provided by one or more host computer systems to _a_ _storage_ server. Such storage servers receive _requests_ to _write_ information to _one_ or more data storage devices, and requests to _retrieve_ information from those one _or_ more data storage _devices._ Applic... |
Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and/or ... | plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. among these stresses, drought is supposed to effect plant growth the most severely. in order to survive past drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and ... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and / o... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the severely. order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired physiologically and/or morphologically specifi... | plAntS muSt ADapT tHEMsELveS TO vAriOUs STREssEs, FoR ExaMPLE, DRougHt, sAlT in the SoIl, and lOW teMPEratURe BeCaUse THeY Can NOt moVe FrEELy. AmonG theSe StresseS, drouGHt IS tHoUghT to efFecT PlaNt GrOWtH THe mOSt seVereLY. iN OrdER to SurVIVe iN DroughT cOndITION, SOME PLanTS HAVE ACQUIrEd A PhYSIoLOGICALLY AnD/Or ... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example,drought,saltin thesoil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses,drought is thought to effectplant growth the most severely. Inorder tosurvive in drought condition,some plants have acquired a physiologically and/or... | Plants _must_ adapt themselves _to_ various _stresses,_ for example, drought, salt _in_ _the_ soil, _and_ low temperature because they _can_ not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to _effect_ plant _growth_ _the_ most _severely._ In order to survive in _drought_ _condition,_ some plants have acquired... |
In my U.S. Pat. No. 4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fields of hor... | in my u. s. pat. no. 4, 479, 056 issued oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a german patent document - open application de - os no. 31 ‑ 720, i ching described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for capturing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fields ... | In my U. S. Pat. No. 4, 479, 056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE - OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the Fiew&ng fields o... | In my U.S. Pat. No. Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the fields of and vertical planes in the space un... | IN MY U.S. PAT. No. 4,479,056 iSsUED oCT. 23, 1984 AnD bAsed UPoN A geRmAn pATEnt DOCuMeNt - open aPpliCatioN De-os NO. 31 19 720, I Have DEscriBEd A MotIon dEtECTor FoR sPaCE suRvEIllANcE whIcH coMpRISEs A CoNCAVe mIRRor fORMInG An opTiCAL systEm FOr FOcUSinG INFrareD RaDiatIoN cOLLected FrOM tHE vIEwING FIEldS Of hOR... | In my U.S. Pat. No.4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a Germanpatentdocument - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, Ihavedescribeda motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fields of h... | In my U.S. Pat. _No._ _4,479,056_ issued Oct. 23, _1984_ and based upon _a_ German patent document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion _detector_ for _space_ surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an _optical_ system for _focusing_ infrared _radiation_ _collected_ from the v... |
In the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interla... | following the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate ( nyquist ) problems are presented in many different ways. one of their most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is removal of field flicker. field flicker occurs, for example, when projecting progressively scanned image is co... | In the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable OroblemC presegfed by the sampling rahF is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interla... | In the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interlaced scan image. When pr... | in thE PrOceSs oF VidEo scAN COnvERSION, DATa saMpliNg RATE (NYqUISt) PROBLEms Are PReSENTED in MaNY DIFFERENT waYS. One OF The MOst ViSuALlY ObjEctIONabLE prOblemS preSEnTED BY thE SAmPLInG Rate is ThaT of fIELd FLIcKer. fIELD fLICKEr OccurS, For exAMPLe, WhEn A PrOGreSSiVEly sCANnEd imaGE Is COnVErteD InTO aN INTeRLA... | In the process of videoscan conversion,data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the samplingrate is that of field flicker. Field flickeroccurs,for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into... | In the process of video scan conversion, _data_ sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are _presented_ in many different ways. _One_ of _the_ most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling _rate_ is _that_ of field flicker. Field flicker _occurs,_ _for_ example, when a _progressively_ scanned image is convert... |
Obtaining a correct bra size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be useful to overcome slight di... | obtaining a correct bra size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding around the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. this method can be useful to overcome slight... | Obtaining a correct bra size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be uzRful to overcome slight di... | Obtaining a correct size is often difficult for a majority of whose are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This can be useful to overcome slight differences in the breasts. However, th... | oBTAinInG a CoRREct BRA SIzE Is oftEN diFFiCUlT for A mAJoritY of WOMeN whoSE bREASTS arE ASymMeTRiCaL tO SoMe dEgrEE. gEnEralLY, it IS reCOmmeNded tHAT WOmEN SHoUlD WEaR a BRa FIttED To ThE Larger brEasT AnD usE PAddInG for tHe SMaLlER Or shoRtEN brEAST to aVoiD GaPpInG. THiS mEtHOd cAN be uSEFul to OVERCOME slighT dI... | Obtaining a correct bra sizeis oftendifficult for amajority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast toavoid gapping. This method canbe useful to overcomesl... | Obtaining _a_ correct bra _size_ is often difficult for a _majority_ of women whose breasts are asymmetrical _to_ some _degree._ Generally, _it_ is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding _for_ the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. _This_ method can be useful to ov... |
Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration ... | within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. as such, a set specific rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collabor... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know bxsiW, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration ... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and due to security desire limit insider knowledge a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of and have been developed implementing such collaboration through physical means. Cross domain collaboration ma... | wITHiN GOveRnmEnT, indUsTrY, And tHe LIke, crOss DOmAiN collABORatioN haS AlwAys BeeN diFfIcuLT To MaNagE anD implEMEnT dUe to VARyiNg SecurItY cleaRanCES, dEsiRE to lImiT insidEr KNoWLEDge ON a NeeD To knoW BAsIs, ANd thE LiKe. As such, a SeT Of RUles And prOcEDURes hAvE bEeN dEVElopED iMplEmenTING SuCH COllaBorAtIon ... | Within government, industry, and the like, crossdomain collaboration has always been difficult tomanage and implementdue to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a needtoknow basis, and the like. As such,a set ofrules and procedures havebeendeveloped implementing... | Within _government,_ industry, and the like, _cross_ domain collaboration has always been _difficult_ to manage and _implement_ due to varying security clearances, desire _to_ limit insider _knowledge_ on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a _set_ of _rules_ and procedures have been developed implementing suc... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to procedures and compositions for treating subterranean formations. more particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean complex penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked ... | 1. Field of the This invention relates methods and compositions treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to and compositions for a subterranean formation penetrated by a utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing of the crosslinked in presence of phenolic resin-coated proppants. 2. Descri... | 1. fIeLd oF tHe INVENTiON
thIS InvenTIoN rElAtES tO MeThODs aND cOMpOSitiOns foR tREATINg sUbtErRaNEAN FoRMaTiONs. mOrE PartICULarlY it rELates to MEthOdS AnD CoMpOsItIOns fOR treATInG A sUBtERrANeAn FORmation pEnETRateD By A wellbORe uTIlizIng a CROSSlINKEd gEL AnD TheReafTer reDucInG ThE VIsCosiTY Of tHE cRoSSlINkED ... | 1. Fieldof the InventionThis invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularlyit relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the cros... | _1._ _Field_ _of_ _the_ Invention _This_ invention relates to _methods_ and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods _and_ _compositions_ for treating a subterranean formation _penetrated_ _by_ a wellbore utilizing _a_ _crosslinked_ gel and _thereafter_ _reducing_ the _... |
Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. however, water is typically found even in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. under conditions of elevated pressure and re... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and var*o6s hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid c8nstit8ents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen and various hydrocarbons, such as ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and reduced temperature clathrate h... | CarbON dIOxIDE, hydrOGeN sUlFIde, AND vaRIOus hYdROcaRbONS, suCh AS MeThaNE, ETHanE, proPaNe, nOrmal butaNE AnD IsObUtane, are Present in nATuraL gAs ANd OtheR pEtrOleuM FlUIds. HOwEVeR, WateR is tyPICAlLY FoUNd mIxeD IN VARying amOUnTS wITh Such pETRoleuM fLuID CONSTITuenTS. UNDer coNdITIons of ElEvated prESsuRE aND r... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane andisobutane, are present in natural gas and otherpetroleum fluids.However, water is typically found mixedin varying amounts with such petroleumfluid constituents. Under conditions of elevate... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such _as_ methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas _and_ _other_ petroleum fluids. However, _water_ is typically found _mixed_ _in_ varying amounts with _such_ petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated ... |
A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of ... | a widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses self again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. in some of th... | A widely used acoustic mJfflee design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the u)Xteam end of the muffler, and reverssQ itself sgaiB to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of ... | A widely used acoustic design for motor vehicle systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself to flow back to the end and out the muffler. In some of the mufflers of this type means are prov... | a widely used ACousTIC MuffLeR DesIgn fOR MoToR vehiClE EXhAust gas sYsTEMs Has a reTrovErtED gAS FlOW path in WhICh gAS fLoWS To tHE DOWnstreAm eND OF tHe MufFler, REvERSEs iTsElf to FLoW to The UPSTEAM ENd of the mUffleR, aNd revErSEs itSELf aGAIn To fLow baCk to The DoWNstream eNd AND Out oF thE MUfFLER. IN sOmE of ... | A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gasflow path inwhich gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itselfto flow to theupsteamend of the muffler, andreverses itself again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the mu... | A widely _used_ acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted _gas_ flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow _to_ the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself again to flow back to the downstream _end_ and out of the muffler. In ... |
1. Field of the Invention
A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swimming pool.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming pool.... | 1. field of the invention a vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swimming pool. 2. water of the prior art typically swimming pool cleaning has always applied manually. this has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming pool. ... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swijminB pool. 2. Description of the Prior Art Typically Awimmjng pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming poKI.... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum automatic swimming sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swimming pool. 2. Description the Prior Art Typically swimming pool cleaning has been manually. This has accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming pool. Efforts have made to auto... | 1. fIEld Of The INvENTIon
a vAcUUM poWEreD AuToMAtic SWIMmiNG Pool sWeEp For CleaNiNG THe BottOM OF a sWImmING pooL.
2. DeSCrIpTioN of THe pRior aRT
tYPicAlly swimMINg POOL CleaNING Has bEEn doNe maNUALLy. THiS HAs bEeN ACComPLIShED by maNIpUlatIng a vacuUM hEAD suPpoRted oN a pole EXTENdED DoWn InTo ThE SwImmiNG pOoL.... | 1.Fieldof the Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimmingpool sweep for cleaning the bottom of aswimming pool. 2. Description of the Prior Art Typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This hasbeen accomplishedby manipulating a vacuum head supportedon a pole extended down intothe swimming poo... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning _the_ bottom of a swimming pool. _2._ Description _of_ the Prior Art _Typically_ swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This _has_ been accomplished by manipulating a _vacuum_ head _supported_ on a pole extended down into ... |
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