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1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the invention described herein pertain to the field of viscous, thixotropic impression materials. More particularly, but not by way of limitation, one or more embodiments of the invention enable an apparatus, system and method for mixing and dispensing dental impression material... | 1. field of the invention embodiments of the invention outlined herein refers to the quality of viscous, thixotropic impression materials. more particularly, but not necessarily way of limitation, one or more embodiments of the invention enable an apparatus, system and process for mixing and dispensing dental impressio... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention described herein pertain to the field of viscous, thixotropic impression materials. More particularly, but not by way of limitation, one or more embodiments of the invention enable an apparatus, system and method for mixing and dispensing dental impression material... | 1. Field of the Embodiments of the described herein pertain to the field of viscous, thixotropic impression More particularly, but not by way of limitation, one or embodiments of the invention enable an apparatus, and method for mixing and dispensing dental impression materials. 2. Description of the Art During the pra... | 1. fIEld of THE invENtion
embODImENTs of tHe INvEnTion DEScriBed HereIn pErTAIn TO THe field oF VIScOUs, THIxotRoPIC imPREssIon materIalS. MORe parTIcUlArLy, bUt Not By waY Of LiMitATiON, ONe Or more EMBodImEnTs of thE iNVentiOn enABlE An aPparATUs, System AnD MeThOd fOr mIXiNg AND DisPEnsIng DeNTAl IMPReSsiON MAtERial... | 1. Field ofthe InventionEmbodimentsof the invention described herein pertain to the field of viscous, thixotropic impression materials. Moreparticularly, but not by way oflimitation, one or more embodiments of the invention enable an apparatus, system andmethod for mixing and dispensing dental impression... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention Embodiments _of_ the invention described herein _pertain_ _to_ _the_ _field_ of viscous, thixotropic impression materials. More particularly, _but_ not _by_ way _of_ limitation, one or more embodiments _of_ the invention _enable_ an apparatus, _system_ and method for mixing and _dispensing_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an apparatus for cell culture, more particularly to an apparatus for high-throughput cell culture with mechanical compression stimulation.
2. Description of the Related Art
Examples of conventional bioreactors used for tissue engineering are spinner flask bioreactors,... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to an apparatus for cell culture, more particularly to an apparatus for high - throughput cell culture with mechanical compression stimulation. 2. description of the related art examples of laboratory bioreactors used for tissue therapy are spinner flask bioreactors, rot... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention $elatrs to an apparatus for cell culture, more particularly to an apparatus for high - throughput cell culture with mechanical compression stimulation. 2. Description of the Related Art Examples of cPnvenhional VKoreactors used for tissue engineering are spinner flask bioreactor... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to apparatus for cell culture, more particularly to an apparatus for high-throughput culture with mechanical compression stimulation. 2. Description of the Related Art Examples of conventional bioreactors used for tissue engineering are spinner flask bioreactors, rotating-wal... | 1. fIelD OF the INVEnTiOn
tHIs INventiOn relAteS TO AN aPPARAtus foR ceLL CULTURE, moRE PARTICuLARLY To An apParATUs fOR high-ThroUGHPuT cELL CULTurE wITh MechAnICAL COmPREssIon stImulATIOn.
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EXamPLES OF ConVENTionAl BIoREACToRs UseD FoR tISsuE ENgineerING ArE sPinneR FLAsK biOreaCTOrS,... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an apparatus for cellculture, more particularly to an apparatus for high-throughput cell culture with mechanical compression stimulation. 2. Description of the Related Art Examples of conventional bioreactors used for tissueengineering are spinner flask bioreac... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention relates to an apparatus for cell culture, more particularly to an apparatus for high-throughput cell culture with _mechanical_ compression stimulation. _2._ Description of the Related Art Examples of conventional bioreactors _used_ for tissue engineering are _spinner_ flask bi... |
The present invention relates to railroad tank cars, and in particular to a handbrake arrangement for a railroad tank car.
Most railroad tank cars have handbrake arrangements that allow brakes to be set on both trucks by operation of a handwheel located at an end platform on the tank car. Conventional arrangements, how... | the present invention relates to railroad tank cars, and in particular to a handbrake arrangement for a railroad tank car. typically railroad tank wagons have handbrake arrangements with enabling brakes to be set on both trucks by operation of a handwheel located at an end platform on the tank car. conventional cars, h... | The present invention relates to railroad tank sXrs, and in particular to a handbrake arrangement for a railroad tank car. Most railroad tank FWrs have handbrake arrangements that allow brakes to be set on both trucks by operation of a handwheel located at an end platform on the tank car. Conventional arrangements, how... | The present invention relates to railroad tank cars, and in particular a arrangement for a railroad car. Most railroad tank cars have handbrake arrangements that allow brakes be on both trucks by operation of a handwheel located at an end platform on the tank car. Conventional arrangements, however, require a person to... | ThE PrESEnt iNvENTion RElAteS To RAILroad tANK Cars, ANd In PaRticular tO A handbrAKe arRanGemeNt foR A RAILROad Tank cAR.
MOst RaIlrOaD TAnk CarS hAVE HaNdbrAKe ARRAngEments ThAT ALLoW braKes TO BE set oN botH TrUcKs bY OperAtION oF a hAndWheel LOcAtEd AT AN ENd PLaTFORm on tHe taNk caR. cONVENTioNAL aRRanGeMeNTS, How... | The present invention relates to railroad tank cars, and in particularto a handbrake arrangement for a railroad tank car. Most railroad tank cars have handbrake arrangements that allow brakes to be set on both trucks by operation of ahandwheellocated at an end platform onthe tank car. Conventional arr... | The present invention _relates_ to railroad tank cars, _and_ in particular to a handbrake arrangement for a _railroad_ tank car. Most railroad _tank_ cars have handbrake arrangements that allow brakes to be set _on_ both trucks by operation of a handwheel _located_ at an _end_ platform _on_ _the_ tank _car._ Convention... |
This invention relates to apparatus for illuminating an object and for providing a uniform, thin line of light onto an object for line scan applications. More specifically, the invention relates to light line units of modular design that can be butted end to end to provide very long, seamless lines of light. The invent... | this invention relates to apparatus for illuminating an object and for focusing a uniform, thin line of light onto an object for line scan applications. more specifically, the invention relates to light line units of modular design that need be butted end to end to provide very long, seamless lines of light. the invent... | This invention relates to apparatus for illuminating an objDdt and for providing a uniform, thin line of light onto an object for line scan applications. More specifically, the invention relates to light line units of modular design that can be butted end to end to provide very long, seamless lines of light. The invent... | This relates to apparatus for illuminating an object and for providing a uniform, thin line of light onto an object for line scan More specifically, invention relates to light line units of modular design that can be to end very long, seamless lines of light. The is more particularly directed to an based unit which can... | THIS InVeNtIOn rELaTeS to aPparATUS for IlluminATING aN ObJECt AND FOr ProVidinG a UNiForm, ThIn lINe oF LiGHt ontO an OBjeCT for LINe SCan APPlicATions. MOrE sPecIfIcALly, The INvENtiOn rELatES to lIGhT line uNiTS OF mOdULaR DeSign THat caN be ButTed END TO END To pROViDE VERy lOnG, seAMless Lines OF Light. ThE InveNT... | This invention relates to apparatus for illuminating anobject and for providinga uniform, thin line of light onto an object for line scan applications. More specifically, the inventionrelates to light line units of modular design that can be butted end to end toprovide very long, seamless lines ... | This invention relates to apparatus for illuminating an object and _for_ providing _a_ uniform, _thin_ _line_ of _light_ onto _an_ object _for_ _line_ scan _applications._ More specifically, _the_ _invention_ relates to light line units of _modular_ design _that_ can _be_ _butted_ end to end _to_ provide very long, sea... |
1. Field of the Invention
This disclosure relates generally to a computer-based method of rendering an image of a three-dimensional structure from several views of the structure. In particular, the computer-based method for creating a roof model relies upon a statistical method of point pattern matching of an aerial to... | 1. field of the invention this disclosure relates generally to a computer - based method of rendering an image of a three - dimensional structure from several views of the structure. in particular, the computer - based method for creating a roof model relies upon a statistical method of point pattern matching of an aer... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosure relates generally to a computer - based method of rendering an image of a three - dimensional structure from several views of the structure. In particular, the computer - based method for creating a roof moWfl relies upon a statistical method of point pattern matching of an aer... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosure relates generally to a computer-based method of rendering an of a three-dimensional structure from several views the structure. In particular, the computer-based method for a roof model relies upon statistical method of point pattern matching aerial top plan view and or aerial ... | 1. fIeLd oF the InVeNTiOn
thiS diSClOSUrE RELAtes GEnERALly To A compUTeR-BaSed MEthOD OF ReNdErING an ImagE OF a tHrEe-diMeNSioNal strUctURE fROm sEVeraL vIeWS OF ThE struCTuRe. in PaRtiCulaR, tHe COMPUtEr-based methOd foR Creating a RoOf MoDEL relIes upOn a sTATISTicaL MeTHOD of pOINt PAtTErN mAtcHIng of aN AErIaL To... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosure relates generally to a computer-basedmethodofrendering an imageof a three-dimensional structure from several views of the structure. In particular, the computer-basedmethod forcreating a roofmodel relies upon a statisticalmethod of point pattern matching of an aeria... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention This disclosure relates _generally_ to a _computer-based_ method of rendering an image _of_ a three-dimensional _structure_ from several _views_ of the structure. In particular, the computer-based method for creating a roof model relies upon a _statistical_ method of point pattern matching o... |
The present invention deals with parsing text. More specifically, the present invention deals with improvements in left-corner chart parsing.
Parsing refers to the process of analyzing a text string into its component parts and categorizing those parts. This can be part of processing either artificial languages (C++, J... | the present invention deals with parsing text. more specifically, the present invention deals with improvements in left - corner chart parsing. parsing refers to the process of analyzing a text string containing its component parts and categorizing those parts. this can be part of processing either artificial languages... | The present invention deals with parsing text. More specifically, the present invention deals with improvements in left - corner chart parsing. Parsing refers to the process of analyzing a text string into its component parts and categorizing those parts. This can be pad4 of processing either artificial languages (C + ... | The present with parsing text. More specifically, the present invention deals with improvements in left-corner chart parsing. Parsing the process of analyzing a text string its component parts and categorizing those parts. This can be part of processing either artificial languages Java, HTML, XML, etc.) or natural lang... | the prESENt InvEnTioN dEALS With paRsIng tExt. mOrE SPEcifiCALLY, ThE PREsENt inveNTIoN dEalS WITh iMprOveMENtS In lEft-coRNEr chART pARSing.
parsINg ReFeRs tO The proceSs Of anaLyZiNG A TExT STrinG iNtO iTs COmponeNT PArts And CAtegoRizing thoSe ParTs. thiS cAn Be PArT oF PRoCessiNg eITheR ARtiFICIal LangUagEs (C++, J... | The present invention deals with parsing text. More specifically, the present invention deals with improvementsin left-corner chart parsing. Parsing refers tothe process of analyzing a text string into its component parts and categorizingthose parts. This can be partof processing either artifici... | The present invention deals with parsing text. More specifically, the _present_ invention deals with _improvements_ in left-corner chart parsing. Parsing refers to the process of _analyzing_ a text _string_ into its component _parts_ _and_ categorizing those _parts._ This can be _part_ of _processing_ either artificial... |
Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 illustrates a prior electrical connector, such as a Taiwan utility model patent publication No. M276350 (Application No. 094205123), which discloses a first shell 11, a second shell 12, and a terminal base 13. The terminal base 13 is provided with a plurality of terminals 14 and is covered i... | referring to fig. 1, fig. 1 illustrates a prior electrical connector, such as a taiwan utility model patent publication 3. m276350 ( application no. 094205123 ), which discloses a first shell 11, a second shell 12, and a terminal base 13. the terminal base 13 is provided with a plurality of terminals 14 and is covered ... | Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 illustrates a prior electrical connector, such as a Taiwan utility model patent publication No. M276350 (Application No. 094205123 ), which discloses a first shell 11, a second shell 12, and a terminal base 13. The terminal bxXe 13 is provided with a plurality of terminals 14 and is covered ... | Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 illustrates a prior electrical connector, as a Taiwan utility patent publication No. M276350 (Application 094205123), which discloses first shell 11, a second shell and a terminal base 13. The terminal base 13 is with a plurality of 14 and is covered in the shell 11, the first shell 11 is pr... | REFERRIng tO fIg. 1, FIg. 1 IlLuSTrates a PriOr ELeCTRical connEcToR, such as a tAIwAn UTilITY mODEL paTEnT pUblICatIon No. m276350 (ApPlICAtION NO. 094205123), WHicH diSclosES a FIRSt ShELL 11, A seCoNd sHell 12, ANd A TErminaL bAsE 13. thE TErMinal bASe 13 iS PrOvideD wITh A plUrAlitY Of TErmiNAls 14 aNd IS coVEReD i... | Referring to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 illustrates a priorelectrical connector,such as a Taiwanutility model patent publication No. M276350 (Application No. 094205123), which discloses a firstshell 11, a secondshell 12, and a terminal base 13. The terminal base 13 is provided with a plurality of terminals14 and is cov... | _Referring_ to FIG. 1, FIG. 1 _illustrates_ a prior electrical connector, _such_ _as_ a Taiwan _utility_ _model_ patent publication _No._ M276350 (Application No. 094205123), which discloses a first shell 11, _a_ _second_ shell _12,_ and a terminal base _13._ _The_ _terminal_ base 13 _is_ _provided_ with a plurality of... |
The popularity of commercial wireless communications services (e.g., wireless telephony, wireless network access, and wireless email) has substantially increased during recent years. In many cases, users, such as consumers, mobile workers, emergency response personnel, and/or the like, now utilize these services for bo... | the popularity of commercial wireless communications services ( e. g., wireless telephony, wireless network access, and wireless email ) has substantially increased during recent years. in many cases, users, such as consumers, mobile workers, emergency response personnel, and / or systems like, now utilize these servic... | The popularity of commercial wireless communications services (e. g. , wireless telephony, wireless network access, and wireless emzi,) has substantially increased during recent years. In many cases, useee, such as consumers, mobile workers, emergency response personnel, and / or the liLr, now utilize these services fo... | The popularity of commercial communications services wireless telephony, wireless access, and wireless email) has substantially increased during recent years. In many cases, users, such as consumers, mobile workers, emergency response personnel, the like, now utilize these services for both personal and communications.... | THE PopUlArIty OF coMMERCiAL WirElESS cOmmUNIcATIons SErVICEs (e.G., wIreLesS tElEphOny, wireLeSS NEtWork aCcesS, AND wirELesS emAiL) haS SUbSTaNTialLy IncReased DURINg REceNT yEars. iN MaNY cAsEs, uSeRs, sUcH as ConSUMers, MoBIle wOrKerS, EmERgenCY RESPOnSE PersonnEl, AND/or tHe LIkE, noW uTilizE thESE SeRviCEs fOR BO... | The popularity of commercialwireless communicationsservices (e.g., wireless telephony, wireless network access, and wireless email) has substantially increasedduring recentyears. In many cases, users,such as consumers, mobile workers, emergency response personnel, and/or thelike, now utilize theseservicesfor ... | _The_ popularity of commercial _wireless_ communications services (e.g., wireless telephony, _wireless_ network access, and wireless email) has _substantially_ increased during recent _years._ In many cases, users, such as consumers, mobile _workers,_ emergency response personnel, and/or the like, now utilize these ser... |
The present invention generally relates to manufacturing, remanufacturing or repairing replaceable imaging components, and more particularly to apparatus and techniques for providing a drive gear for a drum or roller, such as an organic photo conductor (OPC) drum, for example, of a replaceable imaging cartridge adapted... | the present invention generally relates to manufacturing, remanufacturing or repairing replaceable imaging components, and more particularly to apparatus and techniques for providing a drive gear for a drum or roller, such as an organic photo conductor ( opc ) drum, for example, of a replaceable imaging cartridge adapt... | The present invention generally relates to manufacturing, remanufacturing or repairing replaceable imaging components, and more particularly to apparatus and techniques for providing a drive gear for a drum or roller, such as an organic photo conductor (OPC) sruJ, for example, of a replaceable imaging cartridge adapted... | The present invention generally relates to manufacturing, remanufacturing or repairing replaceable imaging components, and more particularly to apparatus and for providing a gear for a drum or roller, such as an photo (OPC) drum, for example, a replaceable imaging adapted for holding marking material, such toner. In th... | tHE pREsENT INVentioN GeneRaLLY ReLATEs tO MaNUFacTUrinG, ReMANuFaCTuRINg OR rePairiNG RePLaceABLE IMagING coMPOnENTS, anD morE PaRTicULarly tO APPArATUS ANd TeCHnIQUEs fOR PRoviDIng a DRIVe GEar FOR a dRum oR ROLler, SuCh aS An oRGAnIC PhOto CONDUCtor (opc) dRuM, FoR EXampLe, oF A RePlAceabLe iMagiNG CaRTRidGE AdAPteD... | The present invention generally relatesto manufacturing,remanufacturing or repairing replaceable imaging components, andmore particularly to apparatus and techniquesfor providing a drive gear for a drum or roller, such as an organicphoto conductor (OPC) drum, for example, of a replaceableima... | The present _invention_ generally relates to manufacturing, remanufacturing _or_ repairing replaceable imaging components, and more particularly to apparatus and _techniques_ for providing a drive gear for a _drum_ or roller, such as an organic photo conductor _(OPC)_ drum, for example, of a _replaceable_ imaging cartr... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter/receiver. More specifically, the present invention relates to a frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter/receiver adapted to be capable of providing an oscillation frequency signal of various desired freque... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter / receiver. more specifically, the present invention related to a frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter / receiver adapted to be capable of providing an oscillation frequency signal of various desired fr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter / receiver. More specifically, the present invention relates to a frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter / receiver adapted to be capable of providing an oscillation frequency signal of various desired fr... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention to a frequency synthesizer for use a transmitter/receiver. More specifically, the present invention relates to a frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter/receiver adapted to capable of providing an oscillation frequency signal of various frequencies. 2. Description the ... | 1. FiELD OF the InVENtioN
The pReSEnt invENtiOn relAtes To A FReQuEnCy SYnTheSIzer foR uSE iN A TrANSmITtEr/ReCEIveR. moRe speCiFiCaLlY, THe PResenT iNvENTion RELATES TO a FReQUEncY SynthEsizEr fOr Use IN a traNSmittEr/receIvEr aDaPtEd tO be capaBLE Of pRoVIDinG An osCIllaTioN FrequEnCY SiGNal OF vArIous dEsIREd FRequE... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a frequency synthesizerfor use in a transmitter/receiver. More specifically, the present invention relates to a frequency synthesizerfor use in a transmitter/receiveradaptedto be capable of providing an oscillation frequency signalof various... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a frequency _synthesizer_ for use in a transmitter/receiver. _More_ _specifically,_ the present invention relates to _a_ frequency synthesizer for use in a transmitter/receiver adapted to be capable of providing an oscillation _frequency_ signal of various de... |
Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among humans worldwide. Current treatment methods often involve chemotherapy, surgery and/or radiation therapy. These mechanisms, while effective in short term treatment, are often accompanied by harsh side effects and offer little guarantee of preventing future relapse... | cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among humans worldwide. current treatment methods often involve chemotherapy, surgery and / or radiation therapy. these mechanisms, while effective in short term treatment, are often accompanied by harsh side effects and offer little guarantee of preventing future relap... | Cancer remains one of the leading causes of death among humans worldwide. Current treatment methods often involve chemotherapy, surgery and / or radiation therapy. These mechanisms, while effective in short term treatment, are often accompanied by harsh side effects and offer little guarantee of preventing future relap... | Cancer remains one of the leading causes of among humans worldwide. Current treatment methods often involve chemotherapy, surgery and/or radiation therapy. These mechanisms, while effective in short term treatment, are often accompanied by side and offer little guarantee of future relapses. In light these other long-te... | cANCEr remAins ONE OF THE leadInG Causes oF DeAth AmOng HuMANs WOrldwIDE. CURReNt tREAtMent MEthoDS OFTen INVOlVe CheMoTHeRaPy, suRgerY aNd/oR radIaTIOn THerAPY. THESE MEChanisMS, While EFFeCTive in shOrt TERm TREATMEnT, ARe OFTEN acCOmPANiEd By hArSh SIdE EFfecTs AnD offeR litTlE gUaraNTeE oF prEVEntIng fUTuRe RelAPSE... | Cancerremains one of the leading causes of death among humans worldwide. Current treatment methods often involve chemotherapy, surgery and/orradiation therapy. These mechanisms, while effective in short term treatment, are often accompaniedbyharsh side effects and offer little guaranteeofpreventingfuturer... | _Cancer_ remains _one_ of _the_ _leading_ causes of _death_ among humans worldwide. Current treatment methods often involve chemotherapy, surgery and/or radiation therapy. These mechanisms, while effective in short term treatment, are _often_ _accompanied_ by harsh side effects _and_ offer little guarantee _of_ prevent... |
The basic process of plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) is described in THIN FILM PROCESSES, J. L. Vossen, W. Kern, editors, Academic Press, 1978, Part IV, Chapter IV-1 Plasma Deposition of Inorganic Compounds, Chapter IV-2 Glow Discharge Polymerization, herein incorporated by reference. Briefly, a glow ... | the basic process of plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition ( pecvd ) is described in thin film processes, j. l. vossen, w. kern, editors, academic press, 1978, part iv, chapter iv - 1 plasma deposition of inorganic compounds, chapter iv - 2 glow discharge polymerization, herein incorporated by reference. briefly, a... | The basic process of plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) is described in THIN FILM PROCESSES, J. L. Vossen, W. Kern, edktorX, Academic Press, 1978, Part IV, Chapter IV - 1 Plasma Deposition of Inorganic Compounds, Chapter IV - 2 Glow Discharge Polymerization, herein incorporated by reference. Briefly, a g... | The basic process of plasma enhanced chemical deposition (PECVD) is described in FILM PROCESSES, J. L. Vossen, W. Kern, editors, Academic 1978, Part IV, Chapter Plasma Deposition Inorganic Compounds, Chapter IV-2 Glow Discharge Polymerization, herein incorporated by Briefly, a glow discharge plasma generated on an elec... | thE BaSiC pROceSs Of PLasMa enHanceD cheMIcAl vApor depOsiTION (PeCvd) is DEScRiBeD IN ThiN film PrOCEsseS, J. l. vOsSeN, W. keRn, eDitORs, acadEmiC PrESs, 1978, pArt iV, CHaPtER IV-1 PlaSmA DEPOsITioN of inOrGanIc COmpOUnDs, CHApTER iv-2 GLOw diSchArGe POLYmERiZATIoN, HEREin iNcoRporAtED By referenCe. BRieflY, a glow ... | The basic process of plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) isdescribedin THINFILM PROCESSES, J. L. Vossen, W.Kern, editors, AcademicPress, 1978, Part IV, Chapter IV-1 Plasma Deposition of Inorganic Compounds, ChapterIV-2Glow Discharge Polymerization, herein incorporated by reference. Brief... | The basic process _of_ plasma enhanced chemical vapor deposition (PECVD) is described in THIN _FILM_ PROCESSES, J. _L._ Vossen, W. Kern, _editors,_ Academic _Press,_ 1978, Part IV, Chapter IV-1 Plasma _Deposition_ of Inorganic Compounds, Chapter IV-2 Glow Discharge Polymerization, herein incorporated _by_ _reference._ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to apparatus for removing material and more particularly, by not by way of limitation, to apparatus for removing asbestos from walls without contaminating the ambient environment.
2. Description of the Prior Art
It is often necessary to remove various materials... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to apparatus for removing material and more particularly, by not by way of limitation, to apparatus for removing asbestos from walls without contaminating the ambient environment. 2. description of the prior art it is often necessary to remove various materials... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to apparatus for removing material and more particularly, by not by way of limitation, to apparatus for removing asbestos from walls without contaminating the ambient environment. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is often necessary to remove various materials... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally to apparatus for removing material and more particularly, by by way of limitation, to apparatus for removing asbestos from walls without contaminating the ambient 2. Description the Prior It is necessary to various materials natural or fabricated locations, such as roc... | 1. fiElD oF thE iNVenTIoN
ThiS iNVeNtIoN reLAtES GEnEraLlY to APPaRAtUs FOr remOvING MaTErIAl and MoRE pARtICuLARly, bY Not BY way of LImItAtIon, TO APpaRAtuS fOr rEMovING AsBEStoS From WaLLs WIthOut cONTAMinATInG THe ambIenT envIrOnMeNt.
2. deSCRIPtIoN of THe pRioR art
iT iS ofTEn NEcEssArY TO REmoVe VAriOUS mATERiALs... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to apparatus for removing material and more particularly, by not by wayof limitation,to apparatus for removing asbestosfrom walls without contaminating the ambientenvironment. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is oftennecessary to remo... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to _apparatus_ for removing material and _more_ particularly, by not by way of limitation, to apparatus _for_ removing asbestos from walls without contaminating the ambient environment. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Prior Art _It_ is often necessary _to_ remove v... |
1. Technical Field
This invention relates to trailer hitch assemblies and, more particularly, to a trailer hitch assembly for towing various types of boats between remote locations such that the boats can be loaded and unloaded from a water ramp without requiring a rear end of a towing vehicle to dip down into the wate... | 1. technical field this invention relates to trailer hitch assemblies and, more particularly, to a trailer hitch assembly for towing various types for boats between remote locations such that the boats can be loaded and unloaded from a water ramp without requiring a rear end of a towing vehicle to dip down into the wat... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates to trailer hitch assemblies and, more particularly, to a trailer hitch assembly for towing various types of boats between remote locations such that the boats can be loaded and unloaded from a water ramp without requiring a rear end of a towing vehicle to dip down into the wate... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates to trailer hitch assemblies and, more particularly, to trailer hitch assembly for towing various of boats between locations such that the can be loaded and unloaded from a water ramp without requiring a rear end of a towing vehicle to down into the water. 2. Prior Art As boat e... | 1. TechNicaL FIeLD
THiS InveNTIon relAtEs To TraiLeR HiTCH AsSEMBLIES anD, moRe PartIcuLarLY, tO A trAiLEr HitcH ASSembly FOr TOWiNg vaRiOUS Types oF bOAtS bETWEen rEmOTE loCATIOnS SUch That THe bOatS CAn BE lOaDeD aNd unlOAdeD FroM a wAter Ramp WithouT rEqUiriNg a rEar EnD of A TOWing VEhICLE To DIP DowN iNto The Wate... | 1. Technical Field Thisinvention relates to trailerhitch assemblies and, more particularly, to a trailer hitch assembly for towing various types of boats between remote locations such that the boats can be loaded and unloaded from a water ramp without requiring a rear end of a towingvehicle to dip down into... | _1._ _Technical_ Field This _invention_ relates to trailer hitch assemblies and, more particularly, to _a_ trailer hitch assembly for towing various types of boats between remote locations such that the boats can be loaded and unloaded from _a_ water ramp without requiring a rear _end_ of a _towing_ vehicle _to_ dip do... |
1. Field of the Invention
The embodiments described herein are directed to non-volatile memory devices, and more particularly to the fabrication of embedded non-volatile memory device and CMOS logic devices using the same fabrication process.
2. Background of the Invention
Many non-volatile semiconductor memories are b... | 3. field of the invention the embodiments described herein are directed to non - volatile memory devices, and more particularly to the fabrication of embedded non - volatile memory device and cmos logic devices using the same fabrication process. 2. background of the patents many non - volatile semiconductor memories a... | 1. Field of the Invention The embodiments described herein are directed to non - volatile memory devices, and note particularly to the fabrication of embedded non - volatile memory device and CMOS logic devices using the same fabrication process. 2. Background of the Invention Many non - volatile semiconductor memories... | 1. Field of the Invention The embodiments described herein are directed to non-volatile memory and particularly to the fabrication of embedded non-volatile memory device CMOS logic devices using the same fabrication process. 2. Background of the Invention Many non-volatile semiconductor memories are based the known MOS... | 1. FIEld oF the INVeNTiON
The EMbodimentS DesCriBED heREIn ARe DiREcTed to non-voLATilE meMOrY DeViCES, AND mOrE parTIcuLarlY to thE fABriCaTION OF EmBedDED Non-VOlaTiLe mEmORY DEvicE AND CmOs lOgIc DevicEs usINg tHE saMe FabRICaTIOn PROCeSS.
2. bAckgRouNd OF tHE iNVENtion
MANY non-VolaTile SEmIcONdUctOr mEmORIes are b... | 1. Field of theInvention The embodiments described herein are directed to non-volatile memory devices, and more particularly to the fabrication ofembedded non-volatilememory device andCMOS logic devicesusing the same fabrication process. 2.Background ofthe Invention Many non-volatile semicondu... | 1. Field of the Invention The embodiments described herein are directed _to_ _non-volatile_ memory devices, and more particularly to _the_ fabrication of embedded non-volatile memory device and CMOS logic devices using the same fabrication _process._ 2. Background of the Invention Many non-volatile _semiconductor_ memo... |
Absorbent articles are typically used in contact with skin. Some absorbent articles such as disposable diapers, feminine pads, panty liners, incontinence pads and the like are held in contact with skin to absorb body liquids or exudates, while other absorbent materials such as paper towels, hand towels, and wipers may ... | absorbent articles are typically used in contact with skin. some absorbent articles such as disposable diapers, feminine pads, panty liners, incontinence pads and the like are held in contact with skin to separate body liquids or exudates, while other absorbing materials such as paper towels, hand towels, and wipers ma... | Absorbent articles are typically used in contact with skin. Some absorbent articles such as disposable diapers, feminine pads, panty liners, incontinence pads and the like are held in contact with skin to absorb body liquids or exudates, while other absorbent materials such as paper towels, hand towels, and wipers may ... | Absorbent articles are typically used in contact with skin. Some absorbent articles such as disposable diapers, feminine pads, panty liners, incontinence pads and the like are held in contact with to absorb body liquids or while other absorbent materials such as paper towels, hand towels, and wipers may be held in the ... | absOrBenT ARtIclES arE tYpICaLlY uSEd In ContaCT wITH skiN. sOME aBsorbENT aRtICLeS SUCH AS DispOSAblE dIApERs, femiNiNe pads, pANTy liNerS, InContiNenCe Pads AnD THE lIkE arE HelD iN ContaCt wiTH Skin to Absorb boDy liQuIDs Or ExUdaTEs, wHILe OthER absorBenT MatErIALs sUCh AS papEr tOWELs, hand toWeLS, aNd WipErS mAy ... | Absorbent articles are typically used incontact with skin. Someabsorbent articles suchas disposablediapers, feminine pads, pantyliners,incontinencepads and the like are held in contact with skinto absorbbodyliquids or exudates, while other absorbent materialssuch as paper towels,hand towels, and wiper... | Absorbent articles are typically _used_ _in_ contact with skin. Some absorbent articles such _as_ disposable diapers, feminine _pads,_ panty liners, incontinence pads and _the_ like are held in _contact_ with _skin_ to absorb _body_ liquids or _exudates,_ _while_ other absorbent materials _such_ as paper towels, hand _... |
Machine type communication (MTC) has been discussed in the 3GPP standard. For MTC applications of certain types, a terminal with ultra-low power consumption and a corresponding communication method are crucial.
In the current society, there is such a need, for example, for a children mobile phone, to inquire the locati... | machine type communication ( mtc ) has been discussed in the 3gpp specification. for mtc applications of certain types, a terminal with ultra - low power consumption and a corresponding communication method are crucial. in the current society, there is such a need, for example, needing a children mobile phone, to inqui... | Machine type communication (MTC) has been discussed in the 3GPP standard. For MTC applkfations of certain types, a terminal with Jktra - low power consumption and a corresponding communication method are crucial. In the current s0xiety, there is DuDh a gRed, for example, for a children mobile phone, to inquire the loca... | Machine type communication (MTC) has been discussed in the standard. For MTC applications certain types, a terminal with ultra-low power consumption and a corresponding communication method crucial. In the current society, there is such a need, for example, a children mobile to inquire the location of a child. However,... | machINE TYpE cOmmUNicATion (MtC) hAs BEeN diSCussED iN THE 3GPp StAndaRD. FOR MTc applICaTIONS Of CERtain TYPes, a terMinAL with ulTRa-LOW PoWER cONSUMpTiOn aNd a cOrRESponDiNg CoMmunIcaTIon meTHoD arE crUCial.
In tHe curReNT socIeTy, THere IS sUch A NEED, For EXaMPLe, foR a cHilDREN moBiLE pHOne, TO InqUirE tHe LocatI... | Machinetype communication(MTC) has been discussed in the 3GPP standard. For MTC applications of certain types, a terminal withultra-low power consumption and a corresponding communication method are crucial.In the current society, thereis suchaneed, for example, for a children mobi... | Machine type communication _(MTC)_ has _been_ discussed in the 3GPP standard. For MTC _applications_ of certain _types,_ a terminal with ultra-low _power_ _consumption_ and _a_ corresponding communication method are crucial. In the _current_ society, there is such a need, for example, _for_ a children mobile phone, to ... |
a. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a novel hydroxycarboxylic acid resin, and also to its production process and use. The hydroxycarboxylic acid resin according to the present invention is useful inter alia as a photoresist resin composition with excellent sensitivity and resolving power, as a metal che... | a. field of the invention this invention relates to a novel hydroxycarboxylic acid resin, and also to its production process and use. the hydroxycarboxylic acid resin according to the present invention is useful inter alia as a photoresist resin composition with excellent sensitivity enhancing resolving power, as a met... | a. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a novel hydroxycarboxylic acid resin, and also to its production process and use. The hydroxycarboxylic acid resin according to the present invention is useful inter alia as a photoresist resin composition with excellent sensitivity and resolving power, as a metal che... | a. Field of Invention This invention relates to a novel acid resin, also to its production process use. The hydroxycarboxylic acid resin according to the present invention is useful inter alia as a resin composition with excellent sensitivity and resolving power, as a metal chelate resin with flexibility, oxidation res... | A. field Of the iNVENtiOn
tHIS InVENtIon rElatEs To a NoVel HYDroxYcARBoXyLic Acid resiN, aNd ALSO TO ITS PrOduction PRocESs AND uSE. THe hYdroxyCaRboXYlIC acId rESiN accORDIng tO ThE presENt inveNtIon iS USefUL INTEr AlIa as A pHOtoreSIST ReSIN COMPoSITioN WItH eXceLLenT SENSITivITY and RESoLVInG POwER, as A meTAL Che... | a. Field ofthe Invention This inventionrelates to a novel hydroxycarboxylic acid resin, and also toits production process and use. The hydroxycarboxylic acid resin according to the present invention is useful inter alia as a photoresist resincomposition with excellent sensitivityand resolving... | a. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a novel hydroxycarboxylic acid resin, and also to its production process and use. The hydroxycarboxylic acid _resin_ according to _the_ _present_ _invention_ is _useful_ inter alia as a _photoresist_ resin composition with excellent sensitivity and resolving power, as... |
At present, DSL technologies have been widely applied, and requirements on the DSL subscriber board also rise continuously. Port density of a subscriber board is increasing from 8, 16, 32 to 64, or even higher, and DSL line bandwidth is increasing from 512 k, 2 M, 8 M, 24 M to as high as 100 M. To accord with the above... | at present, dsl technologies have been widely applied, and requirements on the dsl subscriber board also rise continuously. port density of a subscriber board is increasing beyond 8, 16, 32 to 64, or even higher, and dsl line bandwidth is increasing from 512 k, 2 m, 2 m, 24 m to as high as 100 m. to accord with the abo... | At present, DSL technologies have been widely applied, and requirements on the DSL subscriber board also rise cobtin6ously. Port density of a subscriber board is increasing from 8, 16, 32 to 64, or even higher, and DSL line bandwidth is increasing from 512 k, 2 M, 8 M, 24 M to as high as 100 M. To accord with the above... | At have widely applied, and requirements on the DSL subscriber board also rise Port density of a subscriber is increasing from 8, 16, 32 to 64, or even higher, DSL line bandwidth is increasing from 512 2 M, 8 M, 24 M to as high as 100 M. To accord with the above developing trend, processing bandwidth of the DSL subscri... | aT preSENt, DSL teChnoLOgIES Have bEeN wIDELy applieD, anD ReQUirEMENTS on thE dsL SUbSCrIbEr BOaRd AlSO riSe cONTiNUoUsLy. poRT DENSITy of A sUbScRIbeR BOArD IS INCREAsing From 8, 16, 32 TO 64, Or EVEn hIgHEr, AND dsL LIne BAnDwiDtH Is inCreaSInG FroM 512 K, 2 m, 8 M, 24 M tO as higH AS 100 M. tO aCcoRD wItH THE Above... | At present, DSL technologies have been widely applied, and requirements on the DSL subscriber board also rise continuously. Portdensity of asubscriber board isincreasingfrom 8, 16, 32 to 64, or even higher, and DSL line bandwidth isincreasing from512 k,2 M, 8 M, 24 M to as high as 100 M. To... | At present, _DSL_ technologies have _been_ widely applied, and _requirements_ _on_ _the_ DSL subscriber board also rise continuously. Port density of a subscriber board _is_ increasing _from_ 8, 16, 32 _to_ 64, or even higher, and _DSL_ line bandwidth is increasing _from_ 512 k, 2 M, 8 M, 24 M _to_ as high as 100 M. To... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to novel monoclonal antibodies which may be used in the detection of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). These antibodies exhibit an unusually high degree of sensitivity, a remarkably broad range of specificity, and bind to novel shared, non-cross-reactive epitopes. In p... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to novel monoclonal antibodies which may be used in the detection of human immunodeficiency virus ( hiv ). these antibodies exhibit an unusually high degree of sensitivity, a remarkably broad range of specificity, and bind to novel shared, non - cross - reactive epitopes... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to novel monoclonal antibodies which may be used in the detection of HukaB Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV ). These antibodies exhibit an unusually high degree of sensitivity, a remarkably broad range of specificity, and bind to novel shared, non - cross - reactive epitopes.... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to novel monoclonal antibodies which may be used in the detection of Human Virus (HIV). These antibodies exhibit unusually high degree of sensitivity, remarkably broad of specificity, and to novel shared, non-cross-reactive epitopes. In particular, the monoclonal antibod... | 1. TEcHNIcAl FIEld
tHE PreseNt iNvENTioN RElATeS to NOVeL moNOCLoNaL ANTiBodiEs wHicH May be USED In the DETeCTiON of HUmAN IMmUNoDeFiCieNCY virus (hiV). thESE aNTIBODIEs ExHIBit an unUsuallY hIgh degRee of SeNsitiviTY, a rEmaRKably bRoAD Range Of SPEciFIcITY, ANd bIND to NoVeL SHARED, nON-CrOsS-ReaCtivE EpItopES. in P... | 1. Technical Field The present inventionrelates to novel monoclonal antibodies which may beused in the detection of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV). These antibodies exhibit an unusually high degree of sensitivity, aremarkably broad range of specificity, and bind tonovelshared, non-cross-reactive ... | 1. Technical _Field_ The _present_ _invention_ relates to _novel_ monoclonal antibodies _which_ may be used in the detection of _Human_ Immunodeficiency Virus _(HIV)._ These antibodies exhibit an _unusually_ high degree of _sensitivity,_ a _remarkably_ broad range of _specificity,_ and bind to _novel_ shared, non-cross... |
1. Field
This invention is in the field of shipping (and display) containers for food and other lightweight items, particularly for relatively inexpensive bags of frangible foods such as Tostitos®, potato chips and the like, wherein container weight must be minimized for many reasons including shipping and handling cos... | 1. whether this invention is in the field of shipping ( and display ) containers for food and other lightweight items, particularly for relatively inexpensive bags of canned foods such as tostitos®, aluminium chips and the like, wherein container weight must be minimized for many reasons including shipping and handling... | 1. Field This invention is in the field of shipping (and display) containers for food and other lightweight items, particularly for relatively inexpensive Habs of frangible foods such as Tostitos ®, potato chips and the like, wherein container weight must be minimized for many reasons including shipping and handling co... | 1. Field This invention is in the field of shipping (and display) containers for food and lightweight items, particularly for relatively inexpensive of frangible foods such as Tostitos®, potato chips and the like, wherein container weight must be minimized for many reasons including shipping handling cost while providi... | 1. FIelD
THIs invENtION Is IN THe fIELD OF SHiPPIng (AnD DISPLAY) cONTaIneRs fOR FOOd anD OThEr LIGhtWeIghT ITEMS, particuLARLy fOR relATivElY iNExpeNsiVE BAGs oF FrAngIBle FoodS SUCh as TOsTIToS®, POtAto ChIPS AnD thE liKe, WhErEin conTaIner WEighT Must be mINimizeD FOR mAny rEaSOns includIng shIPPIng aNd HanDLINg CoS... | 1. Field This invention is in the field of shipping (and display) containers for food andother lightweight items, particularly forrelatively inexpensive bags of frangible foods such as Tostitos®, potato chips and the like, whereincontainer weight must be minimized formanyreasons includingshipping and handling cost ... | 1. Field This invention _is_ in the field _of_ shipping _(and_ _display)_ containers for food and other lightweight _items,_ particularly _for_ _relatively_ inexpensive bags of frangible _foods_ such as Tostitos®, potato chips and _the_ like, _wherein_ container weight must _be_ minimized for many reasons _including_ s... |
Media ratings and other audience metering information are typically generated by collecting media exposure information from a group of statistically selected households. Each of the statistically selected households, also called metered households, typically has a data logging and processing unit commonly referred to a... | media ratings and other audience metering information are devices generated by collecting media exposure information from a group of statistically selected households. each of the statistically selected households, also called metered households, typically has a data logging and processing unit commonly referred to as ... | Media ratings and other audience metering information are typically generated by collecting media exposure information from a group of statistically selected households. Each of the statistically se?ect@d households, also called metered households, typically has a dx^a logging and processing unKg commonly reeerrFd to a... | Media ratings and other audience metering are typically generated by collecting media exposure information from a statistically selected households. Each of the statistically selected households, also metered typically has a logging and processing unit commonly referred to as a “home unit,” “meter” or “audience measure... | MEDia RatInGs anD otheR AUdIEnCE mETErInG iNForMaTIOn ArE TyPiCaLly genEraTEd bY cOlLeCtiNG mEDIa ExposUre InfOrmaTiON FrOM a GrOup Of sTatiStically SELeCtEd houSEHoLDS. EACH of THE StatiSTICaLLy SElecTeD hoUSehoLds, ALsO CaLLED meterEd HOusEHOLds, tYpiCALlY HaS A DaTa LOGgINg And prOcEsSinG unit COMMoNly ReferREd TO a... | Mediaratings and other audiencemetering information are typically generated by collecting media exposure information from a group of statistically selected households.Each of the statistically selected households, also called metered households, typicallyhas a data loggingand processing unit co... | Media ratings and _other_ audience _metering_ information _are_ _typically_ generated by collecting media exposure information from a group _of_ _statistically_ selected _households._ Each of the statistically _selected_ households, also called metered households, typically has _a_ data _logging_ and processing unit _c... |
Wireless accessories for computers and other portable information appliances have been available for many years. For example, wireless keyboards, wireless mice, wireless printers and wireless modems may be operatively coupled to a computing device through an infrared (IRDA) communication link or other suitable wireless... | wireless accessories for computers and other portable information appliances have been available for many years. for example, audio keyboards, wireless mice, wireless printers and wireless modems may be operatively coupled to a computing device through an infrared ( irda ) communication link or other suitable wireless ... | Wireless accessories for computers and other portable information appliances have been available for many years. For example, wireless keyboards, wireless mice, wireless printers and wireless modems may be operatively coupled to a computing device through an infrared (IRDA) communication link or other suitable wireless... | Wireless for computers and other portable information appliances have been available for many years. For example, wireless keyboards, wireless mice, wireless printers modems may be operatively coupled to a computing device through an infrared (IRDA) communication link or other suitable wireless communication link. In a... | WireLesS acCESSOrIeS fOR comPUTeRS aNd oThEr PorTABLe iNForMaTIOn aPPLiaNCes HAve BEEN AvaiLAbLE fOr mAnY yeArs. For ExAMPle, WIReLEss KeyboARDS, WiRELEss MIcE, wIrelEsS pRINteRS AND WireleSs MOdEmS MAY bE OPerativelY coUplEd to a cOmpUtInG DeVice ThrOugh AN InFRarEd (irDA) COMMuniCaTiON liNK oR otheR SUItaBle wiRElESs... | Wireless accessories forcomputers and other portable informationappliances have been available for manyyears. Forexample, wireless keyboards,wireless mice,wirelessprinters and wireless modems may be operatively coupled to a computing device throughaninfrared (IRDA) communicationlink or other suitab... | Wireless _accessories_ for computers and _other_ portable _information_ _appliances_ have been available for many _years._ For example, wireless keyboards, wireless mice, _wireless_ _printers_ and wireless modems may be operatively coupled to a computing _device_ through an infrared (IRDA) communication link or other s... |
Ferroelectric memory arrays are generally well known in the data processing arts and include a plurality of word line rows and a plurality of bit line columns. The rows of word lines normally each include a plurality of metal-oxidesilicon (MOS) access transistors at the juncture of each word line and bit line. In one k... | ferroelectric memory arrays are generally well known in the data processing arts and include a plurality of word line rows and a plurality of bit line columns. the rows of word lines normally each include a plurality of metal - oxidesilicon ( mos ) access transistors at the juncture of each word line through bit line. ... | Ferroelectric memory arrays are generally well known in the data processing arts and include a plurality of word line rows and a plurality of bit line columns. The rows of word lines normally each include a pk&rality of metal - oxidesilicon (MOS) access transistors at the juncture of each word line and bit line. In one... | Ferroelectric memory arrays are generally well in the data processing arts and include a of word line rows and a plurality of line columns. The rows of word lines normally each include a of metal-oxidesilicon (MOS) access transistors juncture of each word line and bit In one type of ferroelectric memory circuit, a ferr... | ferroELEcTriC MeMory arRaYs ARE gENErALly wELL kNOwN in thE datA pRoCEssING Arts and inCLUde a PlurAlITY oF word LINE roWs AND A plUrALIty Of Bit Line cOlUMns. ThE RoWS oF WOrd lIneS noRmAlly eAch iNClude a pLURaliTY oF MEtAl-oxIdEsiLiCOn (MoS) aCCESS traNsistOrS at ThE junctURe oF Each WORd line AnD bIT LIne. in onE K... | Ferroelectric memory arrays are generally wellknown in the data processing arts and include a plurality of word line rows and a plurality of bit line columns. The rowsofword lines normally each include a plurality of metal-oxidesilicon (MOS)access transistors atthe junctureof each word line and bitline. In o... | Ferroelectric memory arrays are generally well known in _the_ _data_ processing arts _and_ include a plurality of word _line_ rows and a plurality of bit _line_ columns. _The_ rows of word lines normally each _include_ a plurality of metal-oxidesilicon (MOS) access transistors at the juncture of each word line and bit ... |
The present invention relates to techniques for determining signal characteristics, and more particularly to a method for automatically identifying the carrier frequency of a pulsed signal using a spectrum analyzer for accurately counting the frequency of selected signals.
In the analysis and design of electronic devic... | the present invention relates to techniques for determining signal characteristics, and more particularly to a method for automatically identifying the carrier frequency of a pulsed signal using a spectrum analyzer for accurately counting the frequency of electrical signals. in the analysis and design of electronic dev... | The present invention relates to techniques for determining signal characteristics, and more particularly to a method for automatically identifying the carrier frequency of a pulsed signal using a spectrum analyzer for accurately counting the frequency of selected signals. In the anal%Ais and design of electronic devic... | The present invention relates to techniques for determining signal characteristics, more particularly to a automatically identifying the frequency of a pulsed signal using a spectrum analyzer for accurately counting frequency of selected signals. the and design of devices it is important to determine the characteristic... | the Present INVeNtION rELAteS to TECHNiquES fOR dETErMInING sIGNal cHARACtErisTICS, AnD more pARTICularlY TO A meTHod for AutoMaTicALly IDeNTiFYing thE CaRRiER FrEQuENcy OF a pulsED siGNAL uSing A SpecTruM aNAlYZeR fOR aCCUratElY COUNtIng thE frEquEncy of SELeCTeD sIGNAlS.
IN tHE ANALysis ANd deSign oF ElECtROniC dEvIc... | The present invention relates to techniques for determining signal characteristics, and moreparticularly to a methodfor automaticallyidentifyingthe carrier frequency of a pulsed signal using a spectrumanalyzer for accurately counting the frequency of selected signals. In the analysisand designof electroni... | The present invention relates to techniques for determining signal characteristics, and more particularly to a method for automatically identifying the carrier _frequency_ _of_ a pulsed signal using a spectrum analyzer for _accurately_ counting the frequency of selected _signals._ In _the_ _analysis_ and design of elec... |
This application relates generally to electrochemiluminescent reactions, and more particularly to detecting the presence of an analyte of interest, and if desired quantitating the amount present, by measurement of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the system being, investigated.
In Noffsinger, J. B. et al., Anal. Ch... | this application relates generally to electrochemiluminescent reactions, and more particularly to detecting the presence of detected analyte of interest, and if desired quantitating the amount present, by measurement of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the system being, investigated. in noffsinger, j. b. et al., an... | This application relates generally to electrochemiluminescent reactions, and more particularly to detecting the presence of an analyte of interest, and if desired quantitating the amount present, by measurement of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the system being, investigated. In Noffsinger, J. B. et al. , Anal. C... | This application relates generally to electrochemiluminescent reactions, and particularly to detecting the presence of an analyte of interest, and if desired the amount by measurement of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the system being, investigated. J. B. et al., Anal. Chem. 1987, 59, 865, experiments relating to... | tHiS appLicATiOn RElaTES GeNERALly To elECTRocHEMiLumineSCEnT ReActionS, AnD MoRe paRtICuLARly To DEtECTing tHE preSeNCE oF AN aNalyTe Of INterESt, And if DeSIRed QUAnTItAting thE AMOuNt PrEsenT, by mEASuRemEnT Of ElectROMAgnetIC RaDiaTioN emitTed By THE systeM BeINg, iNvEstIGated.
In NoFfSinGER, j. B. eT AL., ANaL. ch... | This application relates generallyto electrochemiluminescent reactions, andmoreparticularly to detecting the presence of an analyte of interest, and if desired quantitating the amount present, by measurement of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the system being, investigated.In Noffsinger, J. B.et al.,... | _This_ application relates generally to electrochemiluminescent reactions, and _more_ particularly to detecting the presence of an analyte of interest, and if desired quantitating the amount present, by measurement of electromagnetic radiation emitted by the system being, investigated. In Noffsinger, J. _B._ _et_ al., ... |
1. Technical Field
This disclosure relates to processors, and more particularly to translation lookaside buffer mechanisms within processors.
2. Description of the Related Art
Most processor designs that have paging mechanisms as part of the memory subsystem and include a translation lookaside buffer (TLB) to shorten t... | 1. technical field this area relates to translation, and more particularly to translation memory buffer mechanisms and processors. 2. description of the related art most important designs that have paging constraints remain part of the memory subsystem and include a translation lookaside buffer ( tlb ) to shorten the t... | 1. Technical Field This disclosure relates to processors, and more pXrtlcularly to translation lookaside buffer mechanisms within processors. 2. Description of the Related Art M(sY processor designs that have paging mechanisms as part of the memory subsystem and include a translation lookaside buRfeG (TLB) to zhortDn t... | 1. Field This disclosure relates to processors, and more particularly to lookaside buffer within 2. Description of the Related Art Most processor designs that have paging mechanisms as part of the memory subsystem include a translation lookaside buffer to shorten the time required to do page translations and access mem... | 1. tEChnICal FiELd
tHiS dISCloSure RelaTEs To PrOcEssoRS, AND More PArTIcULarLy To TRANSLAtiOn LooKasIDE BuFfer mecHANISms witHIn ProCessors.
2. DeScRiPTiON OF the RELated arT
mOSt PrOcESSor DeSiGns ThaT Have PAGIng mECHaniSmS aS pARt oF ThE MEmOry sUBsyStEM aND iNclUDe A TRANSlaTiON LookasiDE BuFfer (tLB) tO sHorteN t... | 1. Technical Field This disclosure relates to processors, and moreparticularly to translation lookaside buffer mechanisms withinprocessors. 2. Description of the Related Art Most processordesigns that have paging mechanisms as part of the memory subsystem and include a translation lookaside buffe... | 1. Technical Field _This_ disclosure relates to processors, and more particularly to translation _lookaside_ buffer _mechanisms_ _within_ processors. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art Most processor _designs_ _that_ have paging mechanisms as _part_ of _the_ memory subsystem and include a translation lookaside buffer ... |
With improvement of people's living standards, there are more and more concerns about the health. Currently, various fitness equipments have become available on the market, e.g., dumbbells, hand-muscle developers, treadmills, exercise bicycles and so on. Most people exercise just on such fitness equipment.
However, the... | with improvement of people ' s living standards, there remains more and more concerns about the health. currently, various fitness equipments have become available on the market, e. g., dumbbells, hand - muscle developers, treadmills, folding bicycles and so on. no people exercise just on such fitness equipment. howeve... | With improvement of people ' s living standards, tJeDe are more and more concerns about the health. Currently, various fitness equipments have b#c8me available on the market, e. g. , dumbbells, hand - JuDcle developers, treadmi;:s, exercise bicycles and so on. josr people exercise just on such fitness equipment. Howeve... | improvement of people's living standards, there are more more concerns about health. Currently, various fitness equipments have become available on the market, e.g., dumbbells, developers, treadmills, exercise bicycles and on. people exercise just on such fitness equipment. the “exercises” alone deliver the best effect... | wITh iMprovEMent of peOPLE's LivING stANdarDS, THeRe aRe MOrE AND MoRE cONcERnS abOUT THE HEAlTH. cuRREnTLy, VAriOUs fItnEsS eQuIpMENtS hAvE BEcOMe AvAILAblE On thE MarkET, e.g., DUmbbellS, haNd-MUsCle DeveLoPERS, tReadmillS, ExErcIsE bicYCles aND sO on. mOst PeOple exERcISE jUst ON such fiTnesS eqUIPMEnt.
hOweVER, tHE... | With improvement of people's living standards, there are moreand more concerns about the health. Currently, various fitnessequipments have become available on the market, e.g., dumbbells,hand-muscle developers, treadmills, exercise bicycles and so on. Most people exercise just on such fitness equipment. Howev... | With improvement of people's living standards, there are more and more concerns about the health. Currently, various fitness equipments have become available on _the_ market, e.g., dumbbells, hand-muscle _developers,_ treadmills, exercise bicycles and so on. Most people exercise just on such fitness equipment. However,... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating a film of low dielectric constant (k) dielectric material of an integrated circuit structure on a semiconductor substrate by implanting the film with hydrogen ions to in... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to integrated circuit structures. more particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating a film of low dielectric constant ( k ) dielectric material of an integrated circuit structure as a semiconductor substrate by implanting the coating with hydrogen ions ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treztjng a film of low dielectric constant (k) dielectric material of an integrated circuit structure on a semiconductor substrate by implanting the film with hydrogen i0nC to in... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating a film of low dielectric constant (k) dielectric material of an integrated circuit structure on a semiconductor substrate by implanting the film with hydrogen ions to in... | 1. fielD oF The iNVentioN
this InventIoN RelaTES To iNteGRATEd CiRcuiT sTRucTUreS. MoRe pARtICuLarly, thIs iNVenTIoN ReLaTeS TO A pRocesS fOr tREaTINg A fILM OF LoW dIelEcTric CONstAnt (K) DIeLEctrIC MatERIAl oF aN inTEGrated cIrcUit STRuCtURE oN A SEMICoNDUCTOr sUbstRaTE By ImpLAnTIng the FiLM with HyDrOgEN IONS To in... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relatesto a process for treating a film of low dielectricconstant (k)dielectric material of an integrated circuit structure on a semiconductor substrate by implanting the film with ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates _to_ integrated circuit _structures._ _More_ particularly, this _invention_ relates to a process for treating a film of low dielectric constant _(k)_ dielectric material of _an_ integrated circuit structure on _a_ semiconductor _substrate_ by _implanting_ the film with... |
The destruction of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) has been the subject of a great deal of speculation, controversy, and research. The presently acceptable method is high temperature incineration, followed by scrubbing the off-gas to remove hydrogen chloride. This is reported to be 99.99% efficient. This means that if... | the destruction of polychlorinated biphenyls ( pcbs ) possesses been the subject of a great deal of speculation, controversy, and research. the presently acceptable method is high temperature incineration, followed by scrubbing ammonia off - gas to remove hydrogen chloride. this is reported to be 99. 99 % efficient. th... | The destruction of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) has been the subject of a great deal of speculation, controversy, and reseS$ch. The presently acceptable method is high tem)wrature incineration, followed by scrubbing the off - gas to remoCF hydrogen chloride. This is reported to be 99. 99% efficient. This means that... | The of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) has been the subject of a great deal of speculation, controversy, and research. presently acceptable method is high incineration, followed by scrubbing the off-gas to remove hydrogen chloride. This is reported to be 99.99% efficient. This means that if one hundred are "destroyed"... | thE dESTRuCtioN Of POLyCHloriNAteD biPHeNyls (pCBS) HAS BEeN tHE sUbJEct oF A gREAT deAl Of sPECuLaTiOn, cOnTRoVersy, anD rEseArCh. The PReSENtLy accEPtAbLe mETHod is hIgH TEmpeRaTURe INcineRaTiOn, fOllOweD bY SCRUbbinG thE OFf-Gas TO REmOVE HydrOGEN ChlorIdE. ThiS iS rEPORTeD to be 99.99% efFicieNt. THis meaNS thaT if... | The destruction of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) has been the subject of a great deal of speculation, controversy, and research. Thepresently acceptable method is high temperature incineration, followed by scrubbing the off-gas to remove hydrogen chloride. This is reported to be 99.99% efficient. This mea... | The destruction of polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs) has been _the_ subject of a great deal of speculation, controversy, and research. The presently acceptable method is high _temperature_ incineration, followed by scrubbing the off-gas to _remove_ hydrogen chloride. This is reported _to_ be 99.99% efficient. This means... |
Field
The disclosure generally relates to fire-rated building structures. In particular, the disclosure relates to fire-rated joint systems, wall assemblies, and other building structures that incorporate the fire-rated joint systems.
Description of the Related Art
Fire-rated construction components and assemblies are ... | field the disclosure generally relates to fire - rated building structures. in particular, the disclosure relates to fire - rated joint systems, wall assemblies, and other building structures that incorporate the fire - rated joint systems. description of the related art fire - rated construction components and assembl... | Field The disclosure generally relates to fire - rated building structures. In particular, the disclosure relates to fire - rated joint systems, wall assemblies, and other building structures that incorporate the fire - rated joint systems. Description of the Related Art Fire - 5aged construction components and assembl... | Field The disclosure generally relates fire-rated building In particular, disclosure relates to fire-rated joint systems, wall assemblies, and other building structures that the fire-rated joint systems. Description the Related construction components and are commonly used in the construction industry. These components... | FielD
THE DisClosure genErAlly rElATeS to Fire-raTEd builDInG stRUcTUres. IN PArTiCuLAR, ThE dIscloSure RElATES TO fire-rated JOINt sYsteMS, WALL ASSEMBlIES, ANd oTHER BuILDinG StRUctUReS THaT incOrPoRAte thE FiRe-RATEd JoinT sysTemS.
DescRIPtIOn OF tHe ReLaTEd aRt
fiRE-RAtEd CONSTRUCTion comPonEnts aND AsSemBlieS ARE ... | Field The disclosure generally relates tofire-rated building structures. In particular, the disclosure relates to fire-rated joint systems, wall assemblies, and other building structures that incorporate the fire-rated joint systems.Description of the Related Art Fire-rated construction component... | Field The _disclosure_ generally relates to fire-rated building structures. In particular, the disclosure relates _to_ fire-rated joint systems, _wall_ assemblies, and other building structures that incorporate the fire-rated _joint_ systems. Description of the Related _Art_ Fire-rated construction components and assem... |
Zippers are commonly used to fasten opposing fabric portions. One typical use for zippers is to close two separate fabric portions which form a pocket in a garment or accessory. An advantage of using a zipper to close a pocket is that when the zipper is closed, items stored in the pocket are less likely to be inadverte... | zippers are commonly used to fasten opposing fabric portions. one typical use for zippers is to close two separate fabric portions which form a pocket in a garment or accessory. an advantage of using a zipper to close a pocket is that given the zipper is open, items stored in the pocket are less willing to be inadverte... | Zippers are commonly used to fasten opposing fabric porF&ons. One typical use for zippers is to close two separate fabric portions which form a pocket in a garment or avceszory. An advantage of using a zipper to close a pocket is tJaY when the zipper is closed, items stored in the pocket are less likely to be inadverte... | Zippers are commonly used to fasten opposing portions. One typical use for zippers is to close two separate fabric portions which a pocket in a garment or accessory. An advantage of using a zipper to close a pocket is that when the zipper is items stored in the pocket are less likely to be inadvertently removed from th... | ZIPPerS are coMmoNLY USeD To faSTEn OPpoSING FaBrIC POrtioNS. onE tYpICaL USE for ZIpPERs iS To closE twO sePaRATe FaBriC POrTiONs whicH fOrM a POCKeT in a GArmeNt oR AcCESSory. An aDVanTAGE oF UsING A ziPPeR to cloSE a PockEt IS THAt WhEn THe ZIpper IS cLoSED, ITeMS StoReD In THe pOcKeT ARe LESs LikEly TO BE InadvERte... | Zippers are commonly used to fasten opposingfabric portions.One typical use for zippers isto close two separate fabric portions which form apocket in a garment oraccessory. An advantage of using azipper to closea pocket is that when the zipperis closed,items stored in the pocket are less likely tobe inadve... | Zippers are _commonly_ used to fasten opposing fabric portions. One typical use for zippers is to _close_ two separate fabric _portions_ which form a pocket _in_ a garment or accessory. An advantage of using a zipper to _close_ a pocket is that when the zipper is closed, _items_ stored in the pocket are less likely to ... |
The present invention relates generally to an apparatus for aligning glass sheets in a production line and, particularly, to an apparatus for aligning sheets in a windshield bending operation.
The movement of glass sheets along a production line presents the problem of properly aligning the sheets at one or more work s... | the present invention relates generally to an apparatus for aligning glass sheets in a production line and, particularly, to an apparatus for aligning sheets in a windshield bending operation. the movement of glass sheets along a production line presents the problem of remotely aligning the sheets at one or more work s... | The present invention relates generally to an apparatus for aligning glass sheets in a production line and, particularly, to an apparatus for aligning sheets in a windshield bending operation. The movement of glass sheets along a production line presents the problem of properly aligning the sheets at one or more work s... | The present invention relates generally to an apparatus for aligning glass sheets in a production line and, particularly, to an apparatus for aligning sheets in a windshield bending operation. The movement glass sheets along production line presents the of properly aligning the sheets at one or more work One prior art ... | tHE pREsenT iNvention reLatEs GENeraLLY tO AN aPParaTUS foR aLIGnInG glAss SHeETs In A produCtIOn LINE AnD, paRtIcULArly, To an APPaRatUS FoR AligNiNG SHeETs in a winDShiELd bEnDING oPERatIon.
The mOVEmeNt Of GlaSs SheETS AlonG a PRODUction linE PrEsents THe proBlem OF prOpErLY alIGnING THe SHeETS AT oNe or MoRE WOrK S... | Thepresent invention relates generally to an apparatus foraligning glass sheets in a production line and, particularly, to anapparatus for aligning sheets in a windshieldbending operation. The movement of glass sheets along a production line presents the problemof properly aligning the sheets aton... | The present invention relates _generally_ to _an_ _apparatus_ for aligning _glass_ sheets in _a_ production line and, particularly, to an apparatus for aligning sheets in a windshield _bending_ _operation._ The _movement_ _of_ glass sheets along a production line presents _the_ problem of properly aligning _the_ sheets... |
Potential drug target validation involves determining whether a DNA, RNA or protein molecule is implicated in a disease process and is therefore a suitable target for development of new therapeutic drugs. Drug discovery, the process by which bioactive compounds are identified and characterized, is a critical step in th... | potential drug target validation involves determining which a dna, rna or protein molecule is implicated underlying a disease process and is therefore a suitable target for development of new therapeutic drugs. drug discovery, the process by which bioactive compounds are identified and characterized, is a critical step... | Potential drug target validation involves determining whether a DNA, RNA or protein molecule is implicated in a disease process and is therefore a suitable target for development of new therapeutic drugs. Drug discovery, the process by which bioactive compounds are identified and characterized, is a critical step in th... | Potential drug target validation determining whether a DNA, RNA protein molecule is implicated in a disease process is therefore a suitable target for development of new therapeutic Drug discovery, the process which bioactive compounds are identified and characterized, is a critical step in the development of new treat... | poTEnTIaL dRUG taRGet VALiDaTION invOLveS DETeRMIniNg wHeThER A dNa, Rna Or pRotEIN molECUlE iS imPLIcAtED IN A diseASE PRocesS And is TherefOre a sUITAblE TArGet For DEVelOpMENT oF NEW TheraPEUTic dRUGS. drUG DIscOVerY, thE prOCess BY WhICH BiOacTivE CoMpOunDs aRe idEnTIfIEd anD CHaracTERizEd, Is A CriTiCAl stEP IN tH... | Potential drug target validation involves determining whether a DNA,RNA or protein molecule isimplicated inadisease process and is therefore a suitable target for development of new therapeutic drugs. Drugdiscovery, theprocess bywhich bioactive compounds are identified and characterized, is a critical step in t... | Potential drug target validation involves determining _whether_ a DNA, RNA or _protein_ _molecule_ is _implicated_ _in_ _a_ disease _process_ and is therefore a _suitable_ target for _development_ of new therapeutic _drugs._ Drug _discovery,_ _the_ process by _which_ _bioactive_ compounds are identified and characteriz... |
The invention relates to an aircraft, in particular to an airplane, having at least one fuel cell, having at least one supply line which connects the fuel cell to a fuel supply, having at least one outlet line by means of which fuel supplied by the supply line and not consumed in the fuel cell is drained off and having... | the invention relates to an aircraft, in particular to an automotive, involving the least one fuel cell, having at least one supply line which connects the fuel cell to a fuel supply, having at least one outlet drain by means of which fuel supplied by the supply line and not consumed in the fuel cell is drained off and... | The invention relates to an aircraft, in particular to an airplane, having at least one fuel cell, having at least one supply line which connects the fuel cell to a fhe? supply, having at leAct one outlet line by jeQns of which fuel supplied by the supply line and not conduJed in the fuel cell is drained off and having... | The invention relates to an in particular to an airplane, having at least one having at least one supply line which connects the fuel cell to a fuel having at least one outlet line by which fuel supplied by line and not consumed in the fuel cell is drained off and having means for the influencing of the fuel flow throu... | the inVenTIoN RElaTEs To an AIRCraft, In partIcular TO AN aiRPLAne, haVINg AT leAsT one fUeL CeLL, hAvING At LeaST onE sUppLy LInE wHich ConNECTS thE FuEL CELL to a fueL SUpply, havINg At LeAst one OutlEt Line bY Means of WHiCh fUeL sUpPlIEd BY THe SupplY LinE and nOt COnSumED in tHE fuEl CELL IS DRaInEd off and HaViNg... | The invention relatesto an aircraft, in particular to anairplane, having at least one fuelcell, having at least one supply linewhich connects thefuel cell to a fuel supply, having at least one outlet line by means of which fuel suppliedbythe supply line and not consumed in the fuel cell is drained off ... | The invention relates to an aircraft, _in_ particular to _an_ airplane, having _at_ _least_ one fuel cell, _having_ at least one supply line which connects the fuel cell to a fuel supply, _having_ _at_ least one _outlet_ line by _means_ of which fuel supplied by the _supply_ line and _not_ _consumed_ in _the_ _fuel_ ce... |
This invention relates to charge pump circuits, and more particularly relates to charge pump circuits capable of high voltage operation.
The charge pump is a type of DC-DC voltage converter circuit that uses capacitors to store and transfer energy, typically in order to generate a higher voltage than that supplied to t... | this invention relates to charge pump circuits, and more particularly relates to charge pump circuits capable of high voltage operation. the charge pump is a form of dc - dc voltage converter circuit that uses capacitors to store and transfer energy, typically in order to generate a higher resistance than that supplied... | This invention relates to charge pump circuits, and more particularly relates to charge pump circuits capable of high voltage operation. The charge pump is a type of DC - DC voltage converter circuit that uses capacitors to store and transfer energy, typically in order to generate a higher voltage thxm that supplied to... | This invention relates to charge pump circuits, and more particularly relates to charge pump circuits capable of high voltage operation. The is a type of DC-DC voltage converter circuit that capacitors to store and transfer energy, typically in order to generate a higher voltage than that supplied to the They are used ... | tHis iNVENTION ReLAtEs to CHArGE PumP circUITs, AND MorE pArTIcUlaRlY rELAteS to chArgE pumP circuITs cApAbLE of HIgh VOLTagE oPERATION.
The cHarGE pump IS A TyPE Of Dc-dc vOltAGe coNvERTer cIrCuit tHAT USeS cApACITors To STORE and TrAnsfEr ENERgy, TYpiCalLy In ordeR tO gENerATe a HighEr VoLtAge thAn ThAT SUPPLied to t... | This invention relates to charge pump circuits, and more particularlyrelates to charge pump circuits capable of highvoltage operation. The charge pumpisa typeofDC-DC voltage converter circuit that uses capacitorsto store and transfer energy, typicallyin order togenerate a higher voltagethan that su... | This _invention_ relates _to_ charge pump circuits, and more particularly relates to charge pump _circuits_ capable of _high_ voltage operation. The charge pump is a type _of_ _DC-DC_ voltage _converter_ circuit that uses capacitors _to_ store and transfer energy, typically _in_ order _to_ generate a _higher_ voltage t... |
In today's society of smartphones, small form factor personal computing devices, and social media, pictures are constantly being taken and electronically distributed among various computing devices. Oftentimes, pictures are taken of someone and posted, for example, to a social media website without the consent of that ... | in today ' s society of smartphones, small form factor personal computing devices, and social media, pictures are constantly being taken and electronically distributed among various computing devices. oftentimes, pictures are taken of oneself and posted, for example, to each social media website without the consent of ... | In today ' s society of smartphones, small form factor personal computing devices, and ZociQl media, pictures are constantly being taken and electronically distributed amIgg various computing devices. Oftentimes, pictures are taken of someone and posted, for example, to a social media website without the consent of tha... | In today's society of small form factor personal computing devices, and media, pictures constantly being taken and electronically distributed among various computing devices. Oftentimes, pictures are taken of someone and posted, for example, to a social media website without the consent of that person. Digital rights s... | in TODaY'S SocIeTy Of smARtPHONes, SmALl FoRM FACTor PERSOnal CompUTing deviCes, aND sOCiAL MeDiA, pIcTUreS aRE cOnStAntLY beiNG tAKEN aND ElECTRONicalLY DiSTRibuTEd AMong vArIouS COMPutInG DevIcEs. oFtENtiMES, PictuRes ARe takEn Of somEoNE aND PoSted, FoR eXaMpLe, To A sOciAl mEDiA WeBsiTe WITHoUT tHe CONsENt OF THAt ... | Intoday's society of smartphones,small form factor personal computing devices, and social media, pictures are constantly being taken and electronicallydistributed among various computing devices.Oftentimes, pictures aretaken of someone and posted, for example, toasocial media website without the consen... | In today's society of smartphones, small form factor _personal_ _computing_ devices, and social _media,_ pictures are constantly being _taken_ and electronically distributed _among_ various computing devices. Oftentimes, pictures are taken of someone and _posted,_ for example, to a _social_ _media_ website without the ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a hypodermic syringe assembly, and more particularly concerns a hypodermic syringe suitable for prefilling including a needle shield assembly having cannula sealing features and features to help prevent accidental needle sticks.
2. Description of the Prior Art
... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a hypodermic syringe assembly, and more particularly concerns a hypodermic syringe suitable for prefilling including a needle shield assembly having cannula sealing features and features to help prevent accidental needle sticks. 2. description of the prior art ... | 1. Fiwlx of the Invention The present invention relates to a hypodermic syringe assembly, and more particularly concerns a hypodermic syringe suitable for prefilling including a needle shield assembly having cannula sealing features and features to help prevent accidental needle sticks. 2. Description of the Prior Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a hypodermic syringe assembly, and more particularly concerns a hypodermic syringe suitable for prefilling including a shield assembly having cannula sealing features and features to help needle sticks. 2. Description of the Prior Art are packaged distributed i... | 1. fIelD Of THE InvEntIoN
tHe PresenT inveNTION RelaTes TO A HYpODErMIC SyRiNgE asSEMBLY, AnD moRe PaRticuLarLY CONCeRnS A hyPoDermIC syringe SuItable fOr prEfILlING INcLuding a NeeDle ShIelD aSSeMbLy haVinG caNNulA seALINg FeaTurEs ANd feaTures To heLP PrevenT acCIdeNtaL NEEDLe stiCKS.
2. DeSCrIpTiOn of THE PRIor ART
... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa hypodermic syringe assembly, and moreparticularly concerns a hypodermicsyringe suitable for prefilling including a needle shield assembly having cannula sealing features and features to help prevent accidental needle sticks. 2. Description of the... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates to _a_ _hypodermic_ syringe assembly, and more particularly concerns a hypodermic syringe suitable _for_ _prefilling_ including a needle _shield_ assembly having cannula sealing features and features to _help_ prevent accidental needle sticks. 2. Description _... |
Conventional voicemail systems receive, store and provide voicemail messages for subscribers of the voicemail service. A “subscriber” is typically a person that has a relationship with the provider of the voicemail service. For example, the voicemail service may be provided by the local telephone company through which ... | conventional voicemail systems receive, store messages provide voicemail messages for subscribers of the voicemail service. a “ subscriber ” is typically a person that has exclusive relationship with the provider of the voicemail service. for example, the voicemail service may be provided by the local telephone company... | Conventional voicemail systems receive, store and provide voicemail messages for subscribers of the voicemail service. A “ subscriber ” is typically a person that has a relationship with the provider of the voicemail sFTvice. For example, the voicemail service may be provided by the local telWptone company through whic... | Conventional voicemail systems receive, store and provide voicemail messages for subscribers of the voicemail service. A “subscriber” typically a person that has a with the provider of the voicemail service. For example, the voicemail service may be provided by the telephone company through the receives local telephone... | COnVENtIoNAl vOicEMAil sYstEMs RECeive, storE aNd pRoVIDE vOicEMaiL meSSAgES FOr suBsCrIBeRS oF THE voIceMAIl SErVIce. A “SubSCRibEr” iS typIcalLY a pErsoN THat hAS a ReLaTIonShIp wITH ThE pROviDer Of thE voiCemail SeRViCe. for EXamPlE, tHe voiceMail ServICe maY Be ProvIDED by The LOCAl TelePHonE cOmpany ThRoUgH WHiCh ... | Conventional voicemail systems receive, store andprovide voicemail messages for subscribersof the voicemail service. A “subscriber” is typically a person that has a relationship with the provider of the voicemail service. For example, the voicemail service may be provided by the local tel... | _Conventional_ _voicemail_ systems _receive,_ store and provide voicemail messages _for_ subscribers _of_ the voicemail service. A “subscriber” is _typically_ _a_ person that has a relationship with the provider of the voicemail service. For example, the voicemail service may be provided _by_ the _local_ telephone comp... |
There is shown in FIG. 1 an example of a watthour meter 1 according to the prior art. Although such meters come in various styles, they are generally comprised of a meter body 32 which mates with a socket 29 which may be attached to a conventional meter box (not shown). The meter body 32 has a base portion 2 to which a... | there is shown in fig. 1 an example of a watthour meter 1 according to the prior art. although such meters come in various styles, they are generally comprised of a meter body 32 which mates with a socket 29 which may be attached to a conventional meter box ( not shown ). the meter body 32 has a base portion 2 to indic... | There is shown in FIG. 1 an example of a watthour meter 1 according to the prior art. Although such meters come in various styles, they are generally comprised of a meter body 32 which mates with a socket 29 which may be attached to a conventional meter box (not shown ). The meter body 32 has a base portion 2 to which ... | There is shown in FIG. 1 an example of a watthour meter 1 according to the prior art. Although such meters in various styles, they are generally comprised of a meter body 32 which mates with a socket 29 which may be attached to a conventional meter box (not shown). The meter body 32 has a base portion 2 which a cover 4... | tHerE IS shOWN In FIg. 1 AN EXampLe OF a WATtHoUr MEteR 1 AccORdING tO THe PrIOR aRt. AltHOUgH SUCH MEtErs come in vaRiouS StylES, theY Are GENErallY CoMpRiSEd Of A mEtER BoDY 32 wHicH MAtes wiTH A SoCkeT 29 WhICH MAy Be aTTachED tO a CoNVentionaL meTeR BOx (noT ShOWN). tHE metEr BODy 32 HaS a BAse POrtioN 2 To whiCh a... | There isshown in FIG. 1 anexample of a watthour meter 1 according to the priorart. Although such meters come in various styles, they aregenerally comprised of a meter body 32 which mates witha socket29 which maybe attached toa conventionalmeter box (not shown).The meter body32 hasa base portion 2... | _There_ is shown in FIG. 1 an example of _a_ watthour meter _1_ according _to_ _the_ prior art. _Although_ such meters come in various styles, they _are_ generally comprised of a _meter_ body 32 which mates _with_ _a_ socket 29 _which_ may _be_ attached to _a_ conventional meter box (not _shown)._ _The_ _meter_ body _3... |
This invention relates to cosmetics in general and more particularly to a product incorporating a cosmetic component supported in a fibrillated polymer matrix.
Cosmetics have been used since early times to beautify the skin and hair. The manufacture of cosmetics is a 20th century development under the influence of Holl... | this invention relates to cosmetics in general and more particularly to a product incorporating a cosmetic component supported in a fibrillated polymer matrix. cosmetics have been used since early times to beautify the skin and hair. the manufacture of cosmetic is a 20th century development under the influence of holly... | This invention relates to cosmetics in general and more particularly to a product incorporating a cosmetic component supported in a fibrillated polymer matrix. Coshetiss have been used since early times to beautify the skin and hair. The manufacture of cosmetics is a 20th century devWlop,ent under the influence of Holl... | relates in general and more particularly to a incorporating a cosmetic component supported a fibrillated polymer matrix. Cosmetics have been used since early times to beautify skin and hair. manufacture cosmetics is a 20th century development under the influence of Hollywood in the 1920's coupled with the development o... | this InVentIOn reLATes To CosMEtIcs IN geNerAl aND moRe paRTIcuLArly to A pRoDuct InCOrPORating a cOSmEtic compoNeNt SuPPORTed in a fibrILLATEd POLyMER mAtRiX.
CosMETIcs hAVe BEeN used siNCe EArlY timeS TO beaUTifY tHe sKIn aND HaIr. tHe manufActurE oF CoSmetics Is A 20Th CENTURy dEVELoPmEnt UnDER the iNFLUeNce oF hOlL... | This invention relates to cosmetics in general and more particularly to a product incorporating a cosmetic component supported in afibrillated polymer matrix. Cosmetics have been used since earlytimes to beautify the skin and hair. The manufacture of cosmeticsis a 20th century development under theinfluen... | _This_ invention relates to cosmetics in general and more particularly to a _product_ incorporating a _cosmetic_ component supported in a _fibrillated_ polymer _matrix._ Cosmetics have been used since early times to beautify _the_ skin and hair. The manufacture of cosmetics _is_ a 20th century development under the inf... |
Trusses are common components for many construction framing projects. However, despite the ubiquitous nature of trusses, it is relatively rare that any single truss design is replicated to a large extent. As such, many trusses are custom built for a particular construction project. Due to the highly customized resident... | trusses are common components for many construction framing projects. however, despite this ubiquitous nature of trusses, it is relatively rare that any single truss design is replicated to a large extent. as such, many trusses seem custom built for a particular construction project. due to the highly customized reside... | Trusses are common components for many construction framing projects. However, despite the ubiquitous nature of trusses, it is relatively rare that any single truss design is replicated to a large extent. As such, many trusses are custom built for a particular construction project. Due to the highly customized resident... | Trusses common components construction framing projects. However, despite the ubiquitous trusses, it is relatively rare that any single design replicated to a large extent. As such, many are built for a construction Due to the highly and commercial construction markets, a strain is placed on truss manufacturers, which ... | tRuSses aRe coMmoN coMPonEnTs FOr mAnY coNStruCTion frAMing PrOjEcTs. HOwEveR, dESpiTE the uBiQuIToUs nATURe oF trussEs, iT is RELatiVeLy RarE ThAT AnY SinGle tRuSS desiGN Is Replicated TO a largE eXTeNt. As SuCH, maNy TRUsSES arE cUSTOM buIlt foR a PaRTICUlAr cOnsTructioN pROJeCt. due TO THE HIghly CUstOmiZEd ResIDEnt... | Trusses are common components formanyconstruction framing projects. However, despite the ubiquitous nature of trusses, it is relatively rarethat any single truss design is replicatedto a largeextent. As such, many trusses are custom built for a particular construction project. Due to the highly custom... | Trusses are common _components_ for many _construction_ framing projects. _However,_ despite the ubiquitous nature of trusses, it is _relatively_ rare that any single truss design is replicated to a large extent. As such, many _trusses_ are custom built for a particular _construction_ _project._ Due to _the_ _highly_ c... |
Conventional light emitting semi-conductor (LES) devices (LESDs), including light emitting diodes (LEDs) and laser diodes, and packages containing LESDs have several drawbacks. High power LESDs generate a substantial amount of heat that must be managed. Thermal management deals with problems arising from heat dissipati... | conventional light emitting semi - conductor ( les ) devices ( lesds ), including light emitting diodes ( leds ) and laser diodes, and packages containing lesds have several drawbacks. high power lesds generate a substantial amount of heat that must be managed. thermal recovery deals with problems arising from heat dis... | Conventional light emitting semi - conductor (LES) devices (L4SDx ), including light emitting diodes (LEDs) and laser diodes, and packages containing LESDs have several drawbacks. High power LESDs generate a substantial amount of heat that must be maHageV. Thermal kanagDment deals with problems arising from heat dissip... | Conventional emitting semi-conductor (LES) devices (LESDs), including light emitting diodes (LEDs) and laser diodes, and packages LESDs have several drawbacks. High power LESDs generate substantial amount of heat that must be managed. Thermal management deals with problems arising heat dissipation and thermal stresses,... | COnVEnTioNaL lIghT EmittIng SEMi-cONdUcTor (Les) DEVIces (LESds), iNcLudINg ligHt emitTing diodES (LEdS) aND lASEr DIoDEs, and PackAgES cONTAiNing leSdS haVe Several DrAwbAckS. HiGh pOWeR lesDS gENeRAte a SUbSTAntIAL AMOunt OF HEAt ThAt mUst bE MAnaGEd. thErMaL mANAGeMeNT deALS wiTH pROblEms aRiSiNg From hEAt dIssIPATI... | Conventional light emitting semi-conductor (LES)devices (LESDs), including light emitting diodes (LEDs) and laser diodes,andpackages containing LESDs have several drawbacks. High power LESDs generatea substantial amount of heat that must be managed. Thermal management deals with problems arising fr... | Conventional light emitting semi-conductor (LES) devices (LESDs), including light _emitting_ diodes (LEDs) and laser _diodes,_ and packages containing LESDs have several drawbacks. High power _LESDs_ generate a substantial amount of heat that must be managed. _Thermal_ _management_ deals with problems arising from heat... |
This invention relates to systems and methods for determining the free fatty acid content in oils, particularly edible oils.
Crude edible oils, such as soybean oil, cottonseed oil, corn oil, fish oil and the like, frequently contain undesirable amounts of free fatty acids which affect their quality. Various techniques ... | this invention relates to systems and methods for determining the free fatty acid content in oils, usually edible oils. crude petroleum oils, particularly such soybean oil, cottonseed oil, corn oil, fish oil and the like, frequently contain undesirable amounts of free fatty acids which affect their quality. specific te... | This invention relates to systems and methods for determining the free fatty acid content in lilw, particularly edible oils. Crude edible oils, such as soybean oil, cottonseed oil, dlrn oil, fish oil and the like, frequently contain undesirable amounts of free fatty acids which afvecH their q tali6y. Various techniques... | This relates to systems methods for determining the free fatty acid content in oils, edible oils. Crude edible such as soybean oil, cottonseed oil, oil, fish oil and the like, frequently contain undesirable amounts of free fatty acids which affect their quality. Various techniques are employed to remove fatty acids and... | This invEnTION ReLATeS to SYSteMS AND methODs fOr DeTERMiNINg the FREe fatTY AcId COnteNt iN OILS, PaRTICulArLy edibLE oIls.
cRUDe ediblE oilS, SucH aS soYbeaN oIl, COTtONsEED oIl, CoRN oIL, FisH Oil AND THe LiKe, freQuENTLY cONTAIn unDesiRable AmOUnTS Of frEe faTTY aCidS wHIcH affEct theIR qUALiTy. VarioUS TeCHNiQUES ... | This inventionrelates to systems and methods for determining thefree fatty acid content in oils, particularly edible oils. Crude edible oils, suchas soybean oil, cottonseed oil, corn oil, fish oil andthe like, frequently contain undesirable amounts of free fatty acids which affect their quality.Various techn... | This _invention_ relates _to_ systems and methods for determining the free _fatty_ acid content _in_ oils, particularly edible oils. Crude edible _oils,_ such _as_ soybean _oil,_ _cottonseed_ oil, _corn_ oil, fish oil and the like, frequently _contain_ undesirable amounts of free fatty acids which affect their quality.... |
The invention relates to the field of sealed connections of threaded tubular components used in particular for drilling or operating hydrocarbon wells. When drilling or operating, the connections are subjected to large compressive and tensile loads and they must be prevented from coming apart. The connections are subje... | the invention relates to the field of sealed connections of threaded tubular components used in particular for drilling or operating hydrocarbon wells. when drilling or operating, the connections are subjected to large compressive and tensile loads and they must be prevented from coming apart. the connections are subje... | The invention relates to the field of sealed Sonnecti(ns of threaded tubular components used in particular for drilling or operating hydrocarbon wells. Dten drilligh or operating, the connections are subjected to large cLmpressiv@ and tensile loads and they must be prevented from coming apart. The connections are subje... | The invention relates to the field of sealed connections threaded tubular components used in particular for drilling or operating hydrocarbon When drilling or operating, the connections are subjected to large compressive and tensile loads and must be prevented from coming apart. The are subjected to axial tension or co... | tHE InVEnTioN rElATES TO tHe FIElD Of SeALED cONNECTioNs of ThReadeD tUBular coMpoNEnTs USed IN paRTicUlaR FOR dRILLinG OR oPERATING HydrOCarBoN welLs. WhEn drilLiNg oR opERATing, the cONNeCTiONS arE sUBjeCted To LARgE cOMprEssive AnD TeNsile LOadS aND theY MUSt bE pREVenTEd fROm COMiNg ApaRt. THe CoNnEcTiONS ARe SuBjE... | The invention relatesto the field of sealed connections of threaded tubular components used inparticular for drilling or operating hydrocarbon wells. When drilling or operating, the connections are subjected to large compressive and tensile loads and they must be preventedfromcoming apart. Th... | The _invention_ relates to the field of sealed connections _of_ threaded tubular _components_ _used_ in _particular_ for drilling or operating hydrocarbon wells. When drilling _or_ operating, _the_ _connections_ are subjected _to_ large compressive and _tensile_ loads and they must be prevented from _coming_ apart. The... |
The present invention relates to a method and system that enables taking a precautionary action in a vehicle, such as providing a warning to a vehicle driver about a potentially difficult or hazardous driving condition on the road network.
Advanced driver assistance systems (“ADAS”), including active safety and fuel ec... | the present invention relates into a method and system that enables taking a precautionary action in a vehicle, such as providing a warning to a vehicle driver about a potentially difficult impending hazardous driving condition on the road network. advanced driver assistance systems ( “ adas ” ), including active safet... | The present invention relates to a method and system that enables taking a precautionary action in a vehicle, such as providing a warning to a vehicle driver about a ootentialKy difficult or hazardous driving condition on the road network. Advanced driver assistance systems (“ ADAS ” ), including active saVefy and fuel... | The present invention relates to a method and system that enables taking a action in a vehicle, as providing a warning to a vehicle driver about a potentially difficult or hazardous driving condition on the road network. Advanced driver assistance systems including active safety and fuel economy have been developed to ... | THE prEsEnT iNvEntion rElAtEs To A meTHoD ANd sysTEm THaT ENabLes TAkInG A prECauTiOnARY AcTioN iN a VeHicLe, SuCH As ProViding A wArnINg tO a VEHIcle DRIVeR abouT a PoTENtIALlY DIfficuLT Or hAZarDoUs DRIVinG conDItION ON THe ROAD netWORk.
adVaNCEd DrIvER ASsiStAnCe syStEMS (“ADAS”), INclUDInG aCtive SAFEtY AND FUel ec... | The present invention relates to a method and system that enables taking a precautionaryaction ina vehicle, such as providing a warning to avehicledriverabout a potentially difficult or hazardous driving condition onthe roadnetwork.Advanced driver assistance systems (“ADAS”), including active safety and ... | _The_ present invention relates to a _method_ and system that enables taking a precautionary action in a vehicle, _such_ as providing a warning to a vehicle driver about a potentially difficult or hazardous driving condition _on_ the _road_ network. Advanced driver assistance _systems_ (“ADAS”), including active safety... |
Production management (or “production planning”) applications are used to increase the efficient utilization of manufacturing capacity, parts, components and material resources, using historical production data and sales forecasts. | production management ( or “ production recovery ” ) algorithms are used to increase the efficient utilization of production capacity, parts, components including material resources, generate historical production data and sales forecasts. | ProcKction management (or “ production planning ”) applications are 6sef to increase the efficient u$ioization of manufAFturing dapackty, paftC, Domp)nents and material resources, using historical pGoductiIn Fa%a and sQKes forecasts. | Production management (or “production planning”) applications are used to increase the efficient utilization of manufacturing capacity, components and material resources, historical production data and sales forecasts. | prODuCtiOn MANAgeMenT (oR “PROduction planNing”) apPlIcAtioNS Are UsED TO INCREAse THE EffICIent utiLizatiOn oF maNufaCTUrING CaPACItY, PARtS, COmpOnENts anD mATERiaL reSouRcES, UsING hIStorICAl ProduCtiOn DatA AnD sAlES forECastS. | Production management (or “production planning”) applications are used to increasethe efficientutilization of manufacturing capacity, parts, componentsand material resources, using historical production data and sales forecasts. | Production management (or _“production_ planning”) applications _are_ _used_ to increase the efficient utilization of manufacturing capacity, parts, components _and_ material resources, _using_ historical _production_ _data_ _and_ sales forecasts. |
1. Field of the Invention:
The present invention relates to polymeric products and to aqueous dispersions of polymeric products. More particularly, this invention relates to polymeric products containing cationic salt groups and to their use in electrodeposition.
2. Brief Description of the Prior Art:
Polymerization of... | 1. field of the invention : the present invention relates to polymeric products and to various dispersions of polymeric products. more particularly, this invention relates to polymeric products containing cationic salt groups and to their use in electrodeposition. 2. brief summary of the prior art : polymerization of d... | 1. Field of the Invention: The present invention relates to polymeric products and to aqueous dispersions of polymeric products. More particularly, this invention relates to polymeric products containing cati0nif zaot groups and to their use in electrodeposition. 2. Brief Description of the Prior Art: Polymerization of... | 1. Field of the Invention: The present invention relates to polymeric products and to aqueous dispersions of polymeric products. particularly, this invention to polymeric products containing cationic salt and to their use in electrodeposition. 2. Description of the Prior Art: Polymerization of diene vinyl monomers in t... | 1. FieLd OF thE INvENTiOn:
ThE present iNVenTION rElaTES to pOlymERic PROdUcts anD to aqUEoUS DIsPeRsIONs OF pOLymEriC PRODucTs. MoRE PaRTiCUlaRly, THiS iNvEnTIOn rELAteS to pOLyMeRiC prOdUcts coNtaiNing CAtiONic SALT groupS aNd TO tHeiR uSE in eLeCTRoDePOSITIOn.
2. brIEF DEsCRiPTiOn oF thE PRIOr ARt:
pOlymeriZAtIoN OF... | 1.Field ofthe Invention: The present inventionrelates to polymeric products and to aqueous dispersions ofpolymeric products. More particularly, this invention relates to polymeric products containingcationic salt groups andto their use in electrodeposition. 2. BriefDescription of the Prior Art... | 1. Field of the _Invention:_ The present _invention_ relates to polymeric products and to _aqueous_ dispersions of polymeric products. _More_ particularly, this invention relates to polymeric products containing cationic salt groups and _to_ _their_ _use_ in electrodeposition. 2. Brief Description of the Prior _Art:_ P... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a roadway equipped with a power-generating means to generate power by virtue of the movement of a motor vehicle over the roadway. More particularly, this invention relates to a roadway equipped with such a power-generating means which is responsive to and actuated by ... | 1. field of technology invention this invention relates to a roadway equipped with a power - generating means to generate power by virtue of the movement of a motor vehicle over the roadway. more particularly, this invention relates to a roadway equipped with such a power - generating means which is responsive to and a... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a roadway equipped with a power - gen4rat*ng means to generate power by virtue of the movement of a motor vehicle over the roadway. More particularly, this invention relates to a roadway equipped with such a power - generating means which is responsive to and actuated... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a roadway equipped with power-generating means to generate by virtue of the movement of a motor vehicle over the roadway. More particularly, this invention relates to a roadway equipped with such a power-generating means which responsive to and actuated by the weight ... | 1. fielD OF THE INveNtIOn
thIS InVeNtion rElateS TO a roAdWaY EQUIppED wItH A POwEr-geNeRaTiNG MeANs to geNeRAtE pOWeR by vIrTUe oF the moVeMEnt OF a MOTOr vEHICLE oVER THE rOADWAY. more pARtIcuLarLY, THIs InvENtIOn rElAtes TO A ROadwaY eQuIppED wItH sucH a POWeR-GeNERAtiNG MeANs WHich is ResPONsIvE tO AND ACTUaTEd By ... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinventionrelates to aroadway equipped with a power-generating means to generate power by virtue of the movement of a motor vehicleoverthe roadway. More particularly, this inventionrelates to aroadway equipped with such a power-generating means which is responsive to an... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ This invention relates to a roadway equipped with _a_ power-generating means to generate power _by_ virtue of _the_ _movement_ of a _motor_ _vehicle_ over the roadway. More particularly, this invention relates _to_ a roadway equipped with _such_ a power-generating means which is responsive... |
Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) is a non-volatile computer memory technology based on magnetoresistance. Unlike typical volatile Random Access Memory (RAM) technologies which store data as electric charge, data in MRAM is stored by magnetoresistive elements. Generally, the magnetoresistive elements are made from t... | magnetic random access memory ( mram ) is a non - volatile computer memory technology based on magnetoresistance. unlike typical volatile random access memory ( ram ) technologies which store data as electric charge, data in mram is stored by magnetoresistive elements. generally, the magnetoresistive elements are made ... | Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) is a non - volatile computer memory technology based on magnetoresistance. Unlike typical volatile Random Access Memory (RAM) technologies which store data as electric charge, data in MRAM is stored by magnetoresistive elements. Generally, the magnetoresistive elements are made from... | Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) a computer memory technology based on magnetoresistance. Unlike typical volatile Random Access (RAM) technologies which store data as electric charge, data in MRAM is stored by magnetoresistive elements. Generally, magnetoresistive elements are made two magnetic layers, each of whic... | magNeTic RAnDom accESS meMoRY (mrAm) iS a nON-vOlATilE COmputeR MEmORY teCHnologY BASed On MAgnEtoREsisTance. UnLike TypIcAL VolaTilE randOm ACcesS MemoRY (rAM) tEChnoLOgiES WHiCH StORe DaTA as eLEcTrIc chARGe, dATA iN mRaM Is SToRed bY MaGNeToREsisTivE ElEmEnts. GENErALLY, ThE MagNeToRESiStiVE eLEmENTs ARE madE frOm T... | Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) is anon-volatile computer memorytechnology based on magnetoresistance. Unlike typical volatile Random Access Memory (RAM) technologies which store data as electric charge, data in MRAMis stored by magnetoresistive elements. Generally, the magnetoresistive elements ar... | Magnetic Random Access _Memory_ (MRAM) _is_ a non-volatile computer memory technology based on _magnetoresistance._ _Unlike_ typical volatile Random Access Memory _(RAM)_ _technologies_ which store data as electric charge, data in MRAM is stored by _magnetoresistive_ elements. Generally, the magnetoresistive elements a... |
(a) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a driving device and a display device including the same, and more particularly, to a driving device capable of controlling gamma independently for each of red (R), green (G), or blue (B) colors and a display device including the same.
(b) Description of the Related A... | ( a ) field of the invention the invention relates to a driving device and a display device including the same, and more particularly, to a driving device capable of controlling gamma independently for each of red ( r ), green ( g ), or blue ( b ) colors and a display device including the same. ( b ) description of the... | ( a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to a dr7vinv device and a display device including the same, and more particularly, to a driving device vapaHle of controlling gamma independently for each of red (R ), green (G ), or blue (B) colors and a display device including the same. (b) Description of the Relate... | (a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to a driving device and a display device including the same, and to a device capable of controlling gamma independently for red (R), green (G), blue colors and a display device including the same. (b) Description of the Related Art A display device a panel assembly which... | (a) FiEld OF tHE inVenTIoN
THE iNvENTIon relATES to a DrIVInG DeVice AND A dISPlAY DevICe iNcluDing ThE sAME, aNd more ParTICUlArly, to a dRiViNG DEvICE CApaBLe oF ContrOLLing gamma iNdEPenDeNTLy for eACH of rEd (R), GrEeN (G), or blue (b) cOLoRs aNd a displAy DEVice inclUdIng tHE sAme.
(B) DESCriPTIon oF The RELaTEd a... | (a) Field of the Invention Theinvention relates to a driving device and a display deviceincluding the same, and more particularly, to a driving device capable of controllinggamma independentlyfor each ofred (R), green (G), or blue (B) colors and a display device including thesame. (b) Descripti... | (a) Field of _the_ Invention The invention _relates_ to a _driving_ _device_ and a display _device_ including the same, _and_ more particularly, to a _driving_ device capable of controlling gamma _independently_ for each of _red_ _(R),_ green (G), _or_ blue (B) colors _and_ _a_ display device including the same. _(b)_ ... |
In recent years the greenhouse effect due to CO2 has been pointed out as one of causes of the global warming, and a countermeasure against it is urgently required internationally to protect global environment. CO2 sources range various fields of human activities, including burning of fossil fuels, and demands to suppre... | in recent years the greenhouse effect due to co2 has been pointed out as one of causes of the global greenhouse, and a countermeasure against it was urgently required internationally to protect global environment. co2 sources range various fields of human activities, including burning of fossil fuels, and demands to su... | In recent years the greenhouse effect due to CO2 has been pointed out as one of causes of the global warming, and a counYermeasuFe against it is urgently required internationally to protect global environment. CO2 sources range various fields of human activities, including burning of fossil fuels, and wemandq to sul(re... | In recent years the greenhouse effect due to CO2 has been pointed out as one of causes of global warming, and a countermeasure against it is urgently required internationally protect global CO2 sources range various fields of human activities, including burning of fossil fuels, and demands to suppress their CO2 emissio... | in recent YeaRS ThE gREEnhoUse eFFecT duE tO cO2 haS been poiNtEd OUT AS onE oF causeS oF ThE GloBaL warMING, And A coUnTErmEAsuRE AGaINST it Is UrGENtLY reqUiRed InterNatiONALlY to PRoTeCt GlObAl enViROnmenT. cO2 SoUrCeS RANGe VARiOUs FieLds of HUmaN aCTIvITIeS, InCLudinG BurNInG oF FoSsiL FUels, AnD DEmandS to SupPrE... | In recentyears the greenhouse effect due to CO2hasbeen pointed out as one of causes of the global warming, and acountermeasure against itis urgently required internationally toprotectglobal environment. CO2 sources range variousfields of human activities,including burning of fossil fuels, and demands to... | In recent years the greenhouse effect due _to_ CO2 has been pointed out as one of causes of the global warming, _and_ _a_ _countermeasure_ against it is urgently required _internationally_ to _protect_ global environment. CO2 _sources_ _range_ various fields _of_ human activities, including burning of fossil fuels, and... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method and process for generating useful power. More particularly, the invention provides a combined reheat gas turbine and steam turbine cycle wherein a reheat combustor accepts a heated and compressed gas produced by a conventional gas generator, adds fuel and deli... | 1. field of industrial invention the invention reduces to a method and process for generating useful power. more particularly, the invention provides a combined reheat gas turbine and steam turbine cycle wherein a reheat combustor accepts a heated and compressed gas produced by a conventional gas generator, adds fuel a... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method and process for generating useful power. More particularly, the invention provides a combined reheat gas turbine and steam turbine cycle wherein a reheat combustor accRp6s a heated and compressed gas produced by a conventional gas generator, adds fuel and deli... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method and process for useful power. More particularly, the provides a combined reheat gas turbine steam cycle wherein a reheat combustor accepts heated and compressed produced by a conventional gas generator, fuel and delivers reheated gas a power turbine for direct... | 1. field oF THe iNVeNtiON
the INvENTioN rElates tO A meThod And PROCess for GEnEraTing usEFUl power. mOre PARtICULARLy, The iNVentIon PRovidES a coMbIneD rEhEat GaS tUrBINe aNd Steam TUrBINe cYClE wHErEin A reHEAT coMbUStor aCcEptS a HeATEd ANd cOmpRessED Gas PRoDUced bY a CoNvENtIONAl GaS GENeRAtor, ADDs FueL aND DEli... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The invention relates to amethod and process for generating useful power. More particularly, the invention provides a combined reheat gas turbine and steam turbine cyclewherein a reheat combustor accepts aheated and compressed gas produced by a conventional gas gener... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method and process for generating useful _power._ More particularly, _the_ _invention_ provides _a_ combined reheat gas turbine and _steam_ turbine cycle wherein _a_ reheat combustor _accepts_ a heated _and_ compressed gas produced by a conventional gas generator, ad... |
Examples of known molding systems are (amongst others): (i) the HYPET (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (ii) the QUADLOC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (iii) the HYLECTRIC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, and (iv) the HYMET (TRADEMARK) Molding System, all manufactured by Husky Injection Molding Systems (Location: Canada).
U.S. Pat. ... | examples of known molding systems are ( amongst others ) : ( i ) the hypet ( trademark ) molding system, ( ii ) the quadloc ( trademark ) molding system, ( iii ) the hylectric ( trademark ) molding system, and ( iv ) the peabody ( trademark ) molding apparatus, all manufactured by husky injection molding systems ( loca... | Examples of known molding systems are (amongst others ): (i) the HT9ET (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (ii) the QUADLOC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (iii) the HYLECTRIC (TRADEMARK) Molding SystWN, and (iv) the HYMET (TRADEMARK) Molding System, all manufactured by Husky Injection Molding Systems (Location: Canada ). U. S. Pa... | Examples known molding systems are (amongst others): (i) the (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (ii) the QUADLOC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, the HYLECTRIC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, and the HYMET (TRADEMARK) Molding System, all manufactured by Husky Injection Molding (Location: Canada). U.S. Pat. No. 4,522,778 (Inventor: BAC... | ExAMpLeS oF KnoWN moLdING SYSTemS arE (AMoNGst oTHERS): (i) thE hYPET (TraDeMaRk) moLDInG SYstem, (ii) The quADlOC (TRadEMark) MOLdIng SySTeM, (iii) tHE hylecTrIc (TRaDemARk) mOlDINg SYstem, anD (iV) THE hymEt (TrAdEmaRk) moLDING SysTeM, alL mANUfaCtURED By HUsKY InjecTIoN moLdiNG sYSTems (lOCaTion: CANAda).
U.s. Pat. ... | Examples of knownmolding systems are (amongst others): (i)theHYPET (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (ii) the QUADLOC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (iii) the HYLECTRIC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, and (iv) the HYMET (TRADEMARK) Molding System,allmanufactured by Husky Injection MoldingSystems (Location: Canada). U.S... | Examples of known molding systems are (amongst others): (i) _the_ HYPET _(TRADEMARK)_ Molding System, (ii) _the_ QUADLOC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, (iii) the HYLECTRIC (TRADEMARK) Molding System, and (iv) the HYMET (TRADEMARK) Molding System, all _manufactured_ by _Husky_ _Injection_ Molding _Systems_ (Location: Canad... |
Customers of analytic software tools use the software to analyse their datasets. Such customers may encounter performance related issues that are data dependent and which occur only when very large volumes of data are analysed. Customers are often not able to provide the dataset to the supplier of the analytic software... | customers of analytic software tools use the software to analyse their datasets. such customers will encounter performance related issues that are data dependent and which occur only when very large volumes of data are analysed. customers are often not able to provide the dataset to the supplier of the analytic softwar... | Customers of analytic software tools use the software to analyse their datasets. Such customers may encounter performance relat3f issues that are data dependent and which occur only when very large volumes of data are analysed. Customers are often not able to provide the dataset to the supplier of the analytic software... | Customers of analytic software tools use the software to analyse Such customers encounter performance related issues that are data dependent and which occur only when very large volumes of data are analysed. Customers are often not to provide the dataset to the supplier of the analytic software to help the investigatio... | cuSTOmerS of analytic SoftwarE TOolS UsE THe SoFTWAre tO anaLYSE ThEIr DAtAsEts. SUch CuSTomers MaY ENCounTer PerFormANCE RElateD isSues tHAT ArE dAtA DEPEndeNt AnD whIcH OcCUR OnlY whEN veRy LARgE VOlumES oF dATA are AnALySed. CusTomERs Are oFTen NoT able tO prOvIde the DATaSeT tO tHe SuPpLIER of thE aNalyTIC sofTWARE... | Customers of analytic software tools use the software to analyse theirdatasets. Such customers may encounter performance related issues that are datadependent and which occur only when verylarge volumes of data are analysed. Customers are often not able to provide the dataset tothe supplier of the a... | Customers of _analytic_ software tools _use_ the software to analyse their datasets. Such customers may _encounter_ performance _related_ issues that are data dependent and which occur only when very large volumes of data are analysed. Customers are often not able to _provide_ _the_ dataset to _the_ supplier of the ana... |
There are conventional buckles of this type where a male member in plate form has an elastic piece (engaging piece) of which the end makes contact with the inner surface of a front plate portion of a female member in flat cylindrical form in an elastically deformed state as the male member is inserted into the female m... | there are conventional applications of this type where a male member in plate form has an elastic piece ( engaging piece ) of when the end makes contact with the inner surface of a front plate portion of a female member in flat cylindrical form in an elastically deformed state as the male member is inserted into the fe... | ThDfe are conventional buckles of tgiq type where a male member in plate form has an elastic piece (engaging piece) of which the end makes contact with the inner surCac3 of a front (latr portion of a female member in flat cylindrical form in an elastically deformed state as the male member is inserted into the female m... | There are conventional buckles of this type where a member in plate form an elastic piece (engaging piece) of which the end makes contact the inner surface of front plate portion of a female member in flat form in an elastically deformed state as the male member is inserted into the female member, and the front plate p... | There Are cONVENtIonAl BucKLes Of ThIs TYpE whERe a MALE mEMBeR In PlAte fOrm Has An eLASTIc pIecE (EnGagINg pIECe) OF Which tHe ENd mAKES coNTACT with tHe Inner SUrfaCe of a FroNT pLate POrtiOn Of A FEmALE MEmBEr In FLAT cylinDrICaL FoRM IN an elastIcAlLY dEFoRMED StAte As THE malE mEMbeR is INsErtEd INto tHE feMALE m... | Thereare conventional buckles of this type where a male member in plate form has an elastic piece (engaging piece) of which the end makes contact with the inner surface of a front plate portion of a female member in flat cylindrical form in anelastically deformed state as the male memberis ... | There are conventional _buckles_ of _this_ _type_ _where_ a male member in plate form _has_ an elastic piece (engaging piece) _of_ which the end _makes_ contact with _the_ inner surface of a front plate portion of a _female_ _member_ in flat cylindrical form in an elastically _deformed_ _state_ as the male member _is_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to optical imaging devices, preferably devices operating in the infrared band, that are not cooled. This kind of imaging device is more particularly intended for use in a video camera or a telescope to form an image outside the visible band. This kind of device is... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to optical imaging devices, preferably devices operating in the infrared direction, that are not cooled. this kind of imaging device is more particularly intended for use in a video camera or a telescope to form an image outside the visible band. this kind of devi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to optical imaging devices, prRferXbly devices operating in the infrared band, that are not cooled. This kind of imaging device is more particularly intended for use in a video camera or a telescope to form an image outside the visible band. This kind of device is... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to optical imaging devices, preferably devices operating in the infrared band, that are not cooled. This kind of imaging device is more particularly intended for use in a video camera or a telescope to form image outside the visible band. This kind of is sometimes... | 1. FIeLd oF THe iNVEntION
The pRESENt InVEnTiON reLates To OpTICal ImagInG deVIceS, pREFerABly DeViceS operatinG iN The infrAReD BAND, ThaT ARe Not CooLED. ThIs kiNd Of IMAGIng deVIce Is MORE PaRtICularlY INTeNDEd FOr UsE IN a ViDeO CAmERA oR a TeLEscoPe to FoRM aN imAGE OutSiDe The vISIBle BAnd. ThIs KiND of dEViCE is... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates tooptical imagingdevices,preferably devices operating in the infraredband, thatare notcooled.This kind of imaging device is moreparticularly intendedfor use ina video camera or a telescope to form animage outside the visible band. This kindo... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to optical _imaging_ _devices,_ preferably devices operating _in_ the infrared band, that are not cooled. This kind _of_ imaging device is more particularly intended for _use_ in a video camera or a telescope _to_ form _an_ image outside the visible _band._ Th... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to electric lamp assemblies, and more particularly, to electric lamp assemblies having an improved structure for supporting a shroud.
2. Description of Related Art
Metal halide arc discharge lamps are frequently employed in commercial usage because of th... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to electric lamp assemblies, and more particularly, to electric lamp assemblies having an improved structure for supporting a shroud. 2. description of related art metal halide arc discharge lamps are frequently employed in commercial usage because of ve... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to electric lamp assemblies, and <*re particularly, to electric lamp assemblies having an improved structure for supporting a shroud. 2. Description of Related Art Metal halide arc discharge lamps are frequently employed in commercial usage because of th... | 1. Field of Invention The invention generally relates to electric lamp more particularly, to electric lamp assemblies having an improved structure for supporting a shroud. 2. Description of Related Art Metal halide arc discharge lamps are frequently employed commercial usage of their high luminous efficacy and long lif... | 1. FiELd Of The INVENtIOn
THE preSeNT INVeNtIoN GENERaLlY rELAtes to ELEcTRiC lAMp ASsemBLIes, AnD morE partIcULArly, TO ElecTrIc LaMp aSSemBlIeS haVIng AN IMprOVed STRucTURe FOr sUPPOrtiNG A sHRoUD.
2. DESCriPtioN of RelAtEd arT
MetaL HaLiDE aRC dischARGe laMPs are frEQUeNtLy EMploYeD in coMMerCIaL Usage BecauSe Of TH... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention generally relates to electric lamp assemblies, and more particularly,to electric lamp assemblies having an improved structure for supporting a shroud. 2. Description of Related Art Metal halide arc discharge lamps are frequently employed in commercial usagebe... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention _The_ present _invention_ generally _relates_ to electric lamp assemblies, _and_ more particularly, to electric _lamp_ _assemblies_ _having_ an improved structure for supporting a _shroud._ 2. Description of Related Art Metal halide arc discharge lamps are frequently employed _in_ commerci... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to software processing, and more particularly, to methods and systems for intelligently and automatically selecting and utilizing networked computer resources to collectively execute process-flow-based computing operations.
2. Description of the Related ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to software processing, and more particularly, selecting methods and systems for intelligently and automatically selecting and utilizing networked computer resources to collectively execute process - flow - based computing operations. 2. description of t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to software processing, and more particularly, to methods and systems for intelligently and automatically selecting and utilizing networked computer resources to collectively execute process - flow - based computing operations. 2. Description of the Rela... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates generally to software processing, and more particularly, to methods and systems for intelligently and automatically selecting and networked computer resources to collectively execute process-flow-based computing operations. 2. Description of the Related Art In today's fast ... | 1. fIelD of The invenTion
THe PreSeNT inVEntION RElaTES GENeraLLy to SoFtwArE PRocesSing, AND More pARTICUlArLy, to MEthods AnD systEMS FoR iNtelLIGEntLy aNd aUtomATicALly selEcTIng And UtIlIZING NeTWOrkEd COMPuTEr rESoURCEs tO coLLECtivELY eXECUtE pROcESS-FLOw-BAsEd coMpuTing opErAtIonS.
2. DEscrIptioN of THE rElATeD ... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to software processing, and more particularly, tomethods and systems for intelligently and automatically selecting and utilizingnetworked computer resources to collectively execute process-flow-based computing operations. 2. Description of the... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates generally to software processing, and more particularly, to methods and systems for intelligently and automatically selecting and _utilizing_ networked _computer_ _resources_ to collectively execute process-flow-based computing operations. 2. Description of ... |
In process measurements technology or in industrial measurements technology, apparatuses for handling liquid samples, especially for automatic removal of a liquid sample from a sample-taking location, are especially used for monitoring the quality of applied or manufactured liquids and liquid mixtures. Examples of such... | in process measurements technology or in industrial measurements technology, apparatuses for handling liquid samples, especially for automatic examination of a liquid sample from a sample - taking location, are especially used for monitoring the quality of applied or manufactured liquids and liquid mixtures. examples o... | In process measurements technology or in industrial measurements technology, apparatuses for handling liquid samples, especially for automatic removal of a liquid sample from a sample - taking location, are especially used for monitoring the quality of applied or manufactured liquids and liquid mixtures. Examples of su... | In process measurements technology or in industrial measurements technology, apparatuses for handling liquid samples, especially for automatic removal of a liquid sample from a sample-taking location, are especially used for monitoring quality of applied or liquids and liquid mixtures. Examples of such apparatuses are ... | IN proCESS mEasUReMeNTS teCHnOLOgy oR in Industrial MEaSureMenTS tEcHNolOgY, apPaRATUSes FOR hANdlINg lIQuID SAmPLeS, eSpECIaLlY foR aUtOMAtic ReMOvAl OF A lIQUiD saMPle FroM A SAmplE-tAKinG locaTioN, ARE ESPECiALLy USEd foR MONItOrING THe QUALItY Of applied or manufAcTuRed LIquidS AND liquiD miXtURES. eXAMPlES Of sUCH... | In processmeasurements technology or in industrial measurements technology, apparatuses for handling liquid samples, especially for automaticremovalof a liquid sample from a sample-takinglocation, are especially used for monitoring the quality of applied or manufactured liquids and liquid mixtures. Exam... | In process measurements technology or _in_ industrial measurements technology, apparatuses for handling liquid _samples,_ _especially_ for automatic removal of _a_ liquid sample from a sample-taking location, are especially used for monitoring the quality of applied or manufactured _liquids_ _and_ liquid _mixtures._ Ex... |
A multilayered optical disc enables multiplexing and recording of multiple pieces of information therein in a perpendicular direction. For example, in a two-layer optical disc, a first layer and a second layer are formed with a spacer region being sandwiched by the first and second layers, and a recording surface in th... | a multilayered optical disc enables multiplexing and recording of multiple pieces of information therein in a perpendicular direction. for example, in a two - layer optical disc, a first layer and a second coating are formed with a spacer region being sandwiched by the first and second layers, and a recording surface i... | A multilayered optical disc enables multiplexing and recording of multiple pieces of information therein in a perpendicular direction. For example, in a two - layer optical disc, a first layer and a second layer are foEmRd with a spacer region being sandwiched by the first and second layers, and a recording surface in ... | A multilayered optical disc enables multiplexing and recording of multiple pieces of information therein in a perpendicular direction. For example, in a two-layer optical disc, a first layer and a layer are formed a spacer region being sandwiched by the first and layers, and a recording surface in the first layer which... | a MulTILAyERED OptICAl DISC ENABles MuLTiPleXIng aND rECorDING OF MULTIpLE piecEs Of informatiON THerEin in a perPEndICUlar dirEctIon. For EXAmplE, IN A tWo-laYER OPtICAl disC, a fIrst LAYeR anD A sECONd layer ArE FormED WITH a SpAcER REGIoN beinG SaNDwichEd By THe FirST aND sEcONd layerS, AnD A ReCordiNG SUrfaCe In tH... | A multilayered optical disc enablesmultiplexing and recording of multiple pieces of information therein in a perpendiculardirection. For example, in atwo-layer opticaldisc, a first layer and a second layer are formed with a spacer region being sandwiched bythe first and second layers, anda... | _A_ multilayered _optical_ _disc_ _enables_ multiplexing and recording of multiple pieces of _information_ therein in a perpendicular direction. For example, in a two-layer optical disc, a first layer and _a_ second _layer_ _are_ formed with a spacer region being _sandwiched_ by the _first_ and second layers, and a rec... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto a rim of a wheel.
Description of Related Art
Hitherto, there has been known a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto a rim of a wheel by pressing a tire along a circumferential direction of the tire un... | field describing the invention the present invention relates to a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto another rim of a wheel. description of related art hitherto, there has always known a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto a rim of a wheel by pressing a tire along a circumferential directio... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead oh5o a rim of a wheel. Description of Related Art Hitherto, there has been known a tire mounting devJfe for fitting a tire bead onHl a rim of a wheel by pressing a tire along a circumferential direction of the tire un... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto a rim of a wheel. Description of Related Art there has been known tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto rim of a wheel by pressing a tire along a circumferential direction of the tire under a state in... | fIeld OF The INvENtiOn
THE prEsenT INvEntIoN relAteS to a tiRE mOUnTiNG DeVICE FOr FiTTiNg A tIRE BEaD onto a RIm of a WHEEL.
dEscription of ReLated art
hiTHeRtO, thErE HAs beEN KnOwN A TIre mOuNtInG dEviCE for fitTINg A TIRE beAD ONtO A Rim Of A wHeeL BY PrESsing a Tire aLOnG A CirCuMfErentIaL DirECTion Of ThE TIrE Un... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to atire mounting device for fittinga tire bead onto a rim of a wheel. Description of Related Art Hitherto, there has been known a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto a rim of a wheel by pressinga tirealong acircumferentialdire... | Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to _a_ tire _mounting_ device for fitting a tire _bead_ onto _a_ rim of a wheel. Description of Related _Art_ Hitherto, there has _been_ known a tire mounting device for fitting a tire bead onto a rim of _a_ wheel by pressing a tire along a circumferential directio... |
Data deduplication is a technique used to increase storage capacity of a storage device. By using data deduplication, a redundant copy of a unique data chunk is identified and removed from the storage device. Thus, a single copy of the unique data chunk is stored in the storage device. | data deduplication is a technique utilized to increase overall capacity of a storage device. by using memory deduplication, an redundant copy of a unique result chunk is identified and removed from the storage device. sometimes, a single copy of the unique data chunk being stored in the storage device. | Data dedupliSztion is a technique ussf to ijFrease storage xXpacity of a storage device. By ueinn data deduplication, a redundant copy of a ugjque data chinM is identified and removed from the storage device. Thus, a s&ngIe copy of the unique data chunk is stored in the st)rag@ dev8c#. | deduplication is a technique used to increase storage capacity of a storage device. By using data deduplication, a redundant copy of unique data chunk is identified and removed from the storage device. Thus, a single copy of the unique chunk is stored in the storage | DaTA DedUPLicaTION Is a teChniqUE USeD tO iNCREase stOrAGe cAPAciTY Of a STOrage DeViCE. by usiNg DaTA DeduPLicATIon, a rEdUNDaNt CoPy Of a unIQUe dATA CHunK Is IdEnTIFied AND REmoveD FrOM tHe storaGE dEViCE. THUS, A SiNgLe CoPy oF ThE uniqUe DAtA chUnK iS SToreD in tHe StOrAGe DeViCe. | Data deduplication is atechnique used to increasestorage capacity ofa storage device. By using data deduplication,a redundant copy of a unique data chunk is identified and removed from the storage device. Thus, a single copy of the unique data chunk is stored in the storage device. | _Data_ deduplication _is_ _a_ technique used _to_ _increase_ storage capacity of a storage device. By using data deduplication, a redundant _copy_ of a _unique_ data chunk is identified and removed from the storage device. Thus, a single copy of the _unique_ data chunk is stored in the storage device. |
Human joints, in particular the knee, hip and spine, are susceptible to degeneration from disease, trauma, and long-term repetitive use that eventually lead to pain. Knee pain, for example, is the impetus for a wide majority of medical treatments and associated medical costs. The most popular theory arising from the me... | human joints, in particular the knee, hip and spine, are susceptible to degeneration from disease, trauma, and long - term repetitive use that eventually lead to pain. knee pain, for example, is the impetus to a wide majority of medical treatments and associated medical costs. the most popular theory arising from the m... | Human joints, in particular the knee, hip and spine, are susceptible to degeneration from disease, trauma, and long - term repetitive use that eventually lFqd to pain. Knee pain, for example, is the impetus for a wide majority of medical treatments and associated medical costs. The most popular theory arising from the ... | Human joints, in particular the knee, hip and spine, are to degeneration disease, trauma, and long-term repetitive use that eventually lead to pain. Knee pain, for example, is the impetus for a wide majority of medical treatments and associated medical costs. The most popular theory arising from the medical community i... | huMAn JoiNTS, In paRTIcULAR The knee, HiP aND SpiNE, ARe SusCepTiBLe to dEgeNeRaTIOn fRom DiseASe, TrAumA, aNd LOnG-TeRM rePetiTive UsE That EVeNTUaLLy LeAD TO Pain. knEE PaIN, fOR EXAmple, IS tHE IMpetus for A widE MAJoRITY Of mEDIcal TREATmENTS aND aSSoCIaTeD meDicAl CoStS. THe Most POpulAR tHEoRY ARIsINg FRoM tHE Me... | Humanjoints, in particular the knee, hip and spine, are susceptible to degeneration from disease,trauma, and long-term repetitive use that eventually lead to pain.Knee pain,for example,is the impetus for awide majority of medical treatments and associated medical costs.The most popular theory arisi... | _Human_ _joints,_ in particular the knee, hip _and_ _spine,_ are susceptible _to_ degeneration from disease, trauma, and _long-term_ repetitive use _that_ _eventually_ _lead_ to _pain._ Knee pain, _for_ example, is the impetus for _a_ wide majority of medical _treatments_ _and_ associated medical _costs._ The most popu... |
Aspects are related generally to integrated circuit testing, and more specifically to non-destructive recirculation test support for integrated circuits.
When developing integrated circuit systems, resulting devices need to be tested and faults diagnosed. A common diagnostic approach in industry uses post-test software... | aspects are related generally to integrated circuit testing, and more specifically to non - destructive recirculation test support for integrated circuits. when developing integrated circuit systems, resulting devices need to be tested and faults diagnosed. a common diagnostic approach in industry uses post - test soft... | Aspects are related generally to integrated circuit testing, and more specifically to non - destructive recirculation test support for integrated circuits. When developing integrated circuit systems, resulting devices need to be tested and faults diagnosed. A common diagnostic approach in industry uses post - test soft... | Aspects are related generally integrated circuit testing, and more specifically to non-destructive recirculation test support for integrated circuits. When developing circuit systems, need be tested and faults diagnosed. A diagnostic approach in industry uses post-test software algorithms that run on fail data collecte... | AspecTS ARe rELatED GeneRaLLY to INtegRAteD cIRcuit TeStING, ANd MorE spECIFIcaLly To NOn-destrUCtIVE reCirCuLAtiOn TESt sUppOrt FoR integRATEd cIrCuiTS.
WHEN dEVEloPing iNTeGrATED cIRcUit SysteMS, RESUltiNG dEVIces NEed To be tESTed anD FAULTs DiAgNosEd. a common DiagnosTiC APpRoach In inDustry uSES poST-TEST SoFtwaRE... | Aspects arerelated generally to integrated circuittesting, and more specifically to non-destructive recirculationtest support for integrated circuits.When developing integrated circuit systems, resulting devicesneed to be tested and faults diagnosed. A commondiagnostic approach inindustry use... | Aspects are related generally to integrated circuit testing, and more specifically to non-destructive recirculation test support for integrated circuits. When developing integrated circuit systems, _resulting_ devices need _to_ be tested and faults _diagnosed._ A common diagnostic approach in _industry_ uses post-test ... |
A vehicle may be equipped with an accelerator pedal for translating a driver torque request into a powertrain torque request. The powertrain torque request may be provided via an engine or an engine cooperating with a motor to propel the vehicle. By applying or depressing the accelerator pedal, a driver may request add... | a vehicle may be equipped with an accelerator pedal for translating a driver torque request into a powertrain torque request. the powertrain torque data may be provided via an engine or an engine cooperating with a motor to halt the vehicle. by applying or depressing the accelerator pedal, additional driver may request... | A vehicle may be equipped with an accelerator pedal for translating a driver torque request LnGo a powertrain torque request. The powertrain Fo3que request may be provided via an engine or an engine cooperating with a motor to propel the vehicle. By applying or depressing the accelerator pedal, a driver may request add... | A vehicle may be equipped with an accelerator pedal for translating a driver torque request into a powertrain torque request. torque request may be provided via an or an cooperating with a motor to propel the vehicle. By applying or the accelerator pedal, a may request additional torque from the vehicle. Vehicle may be... | A VehiCLE maY Be EQUIPPed wIth an aCcELERator pedal foR TRANSlaTINg a DriVeR toRQue ReQUEst iNTO A PoWeRTRAin TorqUE RequESt. ThE PoWertrAin TOrqUE rEQUeSt maY Be prOVIDEd VIa An enGINE oR aN ENGine cOOpeRatinG WiTh A mOtoR to pROPEl the VeHiCle. BY AppLyINg oR dEPrESsiNg ThE aCCelERAtor peDAL, A drIVER May REQUest ADd... | A vehicle may be equipped with an accelerator pedalfor translatingadrivertorque request into a powertrain torquerequest. The powertrain torque request may be provided via an engineor an engine cooperating witha motor topropel the vehicle. By applying or depressing the acceleratorpedal, a driver may request add... | A vehicle may be equipped with an _accelerator_ pedal for translating a driver _torque_ request _into_ a powertrain torque _request._ _The_ powertrain torque request may be provided _via_ an _engine_ or an _engine_ _cooperating_ _with_ a motor to propel the vehicle. By applying or _depressing_ _the_ accelerator pedal, ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a recording disk drive such as a hard disk drive (HDD). In particular, the invention relates to a recording disk drive comprising a recording disk and a ramp member located at a location outside the recording disk.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A ramp member ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a recording disk drive such as a hard disk drive ( hdd ). in particular, the invention relates to a recording disk drive comprising a recording disk and a ramp member located at a location outside the recording disk. 2. description of the prior art a ramp item ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a recording disk drive such as a hard disk drive (HDD ). In particular, the invention relates to a recording disk drive comprising a recording disk and a ramp member located at a location outside the recording disk. 2. Description of the Prior Art A ramp member... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a recording disk drive such as a hard disk drive (HDD). particular, the invention relates to a recording disk drive comprising a recording and a member located at a location outside the recording disk. 2. Description the Prior Art A ramp member is often incorporated in a... | 1. FIELd OF tHE INvENTIon
ThE prEsent iNVENtIon RELATeS To a RecORDINg dISK drIVe sUCH AS a HaRD Disk drivE (hDd). In ParTiCulAR, tHE INVenTiON reLaTeS TO a recOrdinG DisK dRIVe CoMpRising A reCOrdiNG DIsk anD A raMP mEMBER lOCAted AT A LoCAtIoN oUtSIDe tHE rEcORdiNg dISk.
2. dEsCriPTIon oF the PrioR ART
a rAmP mEMber ... | 1. Field of theInvention The present inventionrelates to a recording disk drive suchas a hard disk drive (HDD). In particular, the invention relatesto a recording disk drive comprising arecording disk and a rampmember located at a location outside the recording disk. 2. Description of ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates to _a_ _recording_ disk _drive_ such as a hard disk drive (HDD). In _particular,_ the _invention_ relates to a recording disk drive comprising a recording disk and a ramp member located at a _location_ outside the recording disk. 2. Description of the Prior Art ... |
Among the filter assemblies commonly used for removing solid particles from a fluid are those having a plurality of tubular filter means suspended in a housing wherein the tubular filter means are closed at the bottom and open at the top. Some examples of such filter assemblies are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,954,873... | among the filter assemblies commonly used for removing solid particles from a fluid are generally having a plurality of tubular filter means suspended in a housing wherein the tubular filter means are closed at the bottom and open at the top. some examples of such filter assemblies are disclosed in u. s. pat. nos. 2, 9... | Among the filter assemblies commonly used for removing solid particles from a fluid are those having a plurality of tubular filter means suspended in a houCinR wherein the tubular filter means are closed at the bottom and open at the top. Some examples of such filter assemblies are disclosed in U. S. Pat. Nos. 2, 954, ... | Among the filter assemblies used for particles from a fluid are those having a plurality of tubular filter means suspended in a housing wherein the filter means are closed at the bottom and open at the top. examples of such filter assemblies are U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,954,873, 3,169,109, 3,228,528, and 3,356,215; the disclos... | AMoNg the fILTeR AsSEMblIEs coMmOnlY useD FOr REMovInG soLid paRTIcles fRom a FluId arE those hAVInG a PlUrALity oF tubuLAr fILTER means sUSPENDed in A hoUsINg wheREIN THE TubuLaR fiLtEr meAns Are cLOseD At tHE bOttOM AND open At THE top. somE EXAmplES Of SuCH FIlTer asSEmbLiES ArE DIsClosed IN U.S. Pat. noS. 2,954,873... | Among the filter assemblies commonly used for removing solid particles from a fluidare thosehaving a plurality oftubular filter means suspended in a housing wherein the tubular filter means are closed at the bottom andopen at thetop. Some examples of suchfilter assemblies are disclosed inU.S. Pat. Nos. 2... | _Among_ the filter assemblies commonly used _for_ removing solid particles from a fluid are those having a plurality of tubular filter means suspended in a housing wherein the tubular filter means _are_ closed _at_ _the_ bottom and _open_ at the _top._ _Some_ examples of _such_ filter assemblies are disclosed in U.S. P... |
A high-frequency package on which a high-frequency semiconductor device, which operates in a high frequency band such as a microwave band and a millimeter-wave band, is mounted is often housed in a cavity that is airtightly and electrically shielded with a metallic frame or the like, considering environment resistance,... | a high - frequency package on which a high - frequency semiconductor processor, which operates in a high frequency band such as a microwave band and a millimeter - wave band, is mounted is often housed in semiconductor cavity that is airtightly and electrically shielded with a metallic frame or the like, considering en... | A high - frequency package on which a high - frequency semiconductor device, wh(cN operates in a high frequency band such as a ,icrowavS band and a millimeter - wave band, is mounted is often housed in a cavity that is airtightly and electrically shielded with a ketall(c frame or the lo<e, considering environment resis... | A high-frequency package on which a high-frequency semiconductor device, which operates in a high frequency as a microwave band and a millimeter-wave band, is mounted is often housed in a cavity that airtightly and electrically shielded with a metallic frame or the like, environment resistance, operational stability, c... | a High-frEQUeNcy pAcKagE On WhICH A hIGH-FreQuEncY semiCOnDUCtOr devICE, which opeRates iN a High FrEqUency BAND sUCh AS a MIcRoWaVE baNd AND A MiLLImeTER-WAvE BAnd, iS moUnTEd is OFTeN HoUsEd iN A caViTy thAt IS AiRTIGhtLy and ELEcTrICALLy ShIELDED WITh a METALlIC frAMe oR tHE LIKe, CONSIdErING enVirOnmenT rESistancE,... | A high-frequencypackageon which a high-frequency semiconductor device,which operates in a high frequency band such as a microwave band anda millimeter-wave band, is mounted is often housedin a cavity that isairtightly and electricallyshielded with ametallic frame or thelike, considering enviro... | A high-frequency package on which _a_ high-frequency semiconductor device, _which_ operates in a _high_ frequency band _such_ as a _microwave_ _band_ _and_ a millimeter-wave _band,_ is mounted is often housed in a cavity that _is_ airtightly and electrically _shielded_ with a metallic frame _or_ the like, _considering_... |
Children enjoy pitching, throwing, kicking and swinging at balls especially if the ball bounces back for more practice. Often times they engage in these physical activities indoors where they can be harmful to themselves or their surroundings. A few safe indoor target games have been developed but they are not selling ... | children enjoy swimming, throwing, kicking and swinging at balls especially if the ball bounces back for more practice. often times they engage in these physical activities indoors where they can be harmful to themselves or their surroundings. a few safe indoor target games have been developed but they are not selling ... | Children enjoy pitching, throwing, kicking and swinging at balls especially if the ball bounces back for more practice. Often times they engage in these ph6siVal activities indoors where they can be harmful to themselves or their surroundings. A few safe indoor target games have been developed but they are not selling ... | Children enjoy pitching, throwing, kicking and swinging at balls if the ball bounces back for more practice. Often times they in these physical indoors where they can be harmful themselves or their A few safe indoor target games have been developed but they are not selling well in today's toy market when these simple t... | chIlDREN eNjOy piTcHiNG, THroWiNG, kICkinG And swingINg aT BaLls ESpECIalLy IF THE BaLL BOunCES BACk FOR MORE pRacTicE. oFTEn tIMEs ThEY enGAGe in thesE phYsIcAl acTIVitiES iNDOoRs WhErE thEY CAN BE harMFuL to THEmSeLves Or thEIr surrOuNdIngS. a fEW saFe iNdoOr TARgEt GaMeS HaVe BEEN deVELoped but TheY Are Not sEllING ... | Childrenenjoy pitching, throwing, kicking and swinging atballs especially if the ball bounces back for more practice. Often times they engage in these physicalactivities indoors where they canbe harmful to themselves ortheir surroundings. A few safe indoor targetgameshave been developed but ... | Children enjoy pitching, throwing, kicking and swinging at balls especially if the _ball_ _bounces_ back for _more_ practice. Often times they engage _in_ these _physical_ activities _indoors_ where they can be _harmful_ to themselves or their surroundings. A _few_ safe indoor target games have been developed but they ... |
With the proliferation of digital audio and video devices, it has become necessary to establish a high speed serial communication mechanism that is capable of allowing efficient and fast transfer of audio/video (A/V) data between devices. IEEE 1394 has so far been a successful candidate for this purpose.
While the tran... | with the proliferation of digital audio and analog devices, it has become necessary to establish a high speed serial communication mechanism that is capable of allowing efficient and fast transfer of audio / video ( a / v ) data between devices. ieee 1394 has so far been a successful milestone for this purpose. while t... | With the proliferation of digital audio and video devices, it has become necessary to establish a high speed serial communication mechanism that is capable of alPowihg efficient and fast transfer of audio / video (A / V) data between devices. IEEE 1394 has so far been a successful candidate for this purpose. While the ... | With the proliferation of digital audio and video devices, become necessary to establish a high speed serial communication mechanism that is capable of allowing efficient and fast transfer of audio/video (A/V) data between devices. 1394 has so far been a candidate for this purpose. the transmission of A/V data using in... | WIth THe ProLIfERATiON OF DIgItal audIO anD ViDEO DEVicES, it haS BecOmE NeCEssArY tO estaBLISh a high speED serIAl COmMuNiCAtION MeChanism THat Is CapabLE of aLLOwINg EFfICIeNt aND fAsT tRANSFeR Of aUdiO/vIdeO (a/V) daTA bETWeEN dEvicEs. IeEe 1394 HAs so FAr beEn a sucCeSsFUl CANdIDate foR tHIs puRpOsE.
wHILe ThE TRan... | With theproliferation of digital audioand video devices, it hasbecome necessary toestablish ahigh speed serial communication mechanism that is capable of allowing efficientandfast transferof audio/video (A/V) data between devices.IEEE 1394 has so far been a successful candidatefor this purpose.... | With the proliferation of digital audio and video devices, _it_ has become necessary to establish a _high_ speed serial communication mechanism that _is_ _capable_ of allowing _efficient_ and fast transfer of _audio/video_ (A/V) data between _devices._ IEEE 1394 has so far been _a_ successful candidate for this _purpos... |
The present disclosure relates to a navigation apparatus and a storage medium.
In recent years, development of navigation technology which performs navigation of a route has been made for a user who walks, runs, or operates a car, ship or the like. As an example of this, technology has been developed, for a user who is... | the information disclosure relates to a navigation apparatus and a storage medium. in recent years, development of navigation technology which performs navigation of a route has been made for a user who walks, flies, or operates a car, ship or the boat. as an example of this, technology has been developed, for a user w... | The present disclosure rSPates to a navigation apparatus and a storage medium. In receG% yeagZ, development of navigation technology which performs navigation of a route has been made for a user who walks, runs, or operates a car, ship or the like. As an example of this, technology has been developed, for a user who is... | The present disclosure relates to navigation apparatus and a storage medium. In recent years, development navigation technology which a route has made for a who walks, runs, or operates a car, ship or the like. As an example of technology has been developed, for a user who is driving a car, which a route to be guided o... | THe PrEsENt diSclOSuRe relatEs to A naVIgatIOn appARATuS and A STorAge mediUM.
iN RecENt YEaRS, DeVELoPment Of nAvIGaTiON tECHNOlOGy wHICh PerForms nAvIgAtIoN OF A rouTE HAs beEn maDE FOr a usEr WHo WAlKS, RUns, or opeRateS a cAR, sHip Or ThE liKe. as an ExAMPLE Of This, TEchNoLogY hAS BEeN DeVeloPed, FoR A User WHO is... | The present disclosure relates to a navigation apparatus and astorage medium.In recent years, development of navigation technology which performs navigation of a route has been made for a user who walks, runs,or operates a car, shipor thelike. As an example of this, technology hasbeen de... | _The_ _present_ disclosure relates to _a_ navigation _apparatus_ _and_ _a_ storage _medium._ In _recent_ years, _development_ of navigation _technology_ which performs navigation of _a_ route _has_ been made _for_ a user who walks, runs, or operates a car, ship or the _like._ As _an_ example _of_ this, technology has b... |
Existing flywheels for energy storage are sometimes constructed such that the rotating mass of the flywheel rotates inside a chamber containing a vacuum. Operating the rotating mass inside a vacuum is advantageous since it reduces energy losses due to air resistance also known as windage. However, in order to transfer ... | existing flywheels for energy storage are sometimes constructed such that the rotating mass of the flywheel rotates inside vacuum chamber containing a vacuum. operating the rotating mass inside a vacuum is advantageous provided it reduces energy losses due to air resistance also known as windage. however, in order to t... | Existing flywheels for energy storage are sometimes constructed such that the rotating mass of the flywheel rotates inside a chamber containing a vacuum. Operating the rotating mass inside a vacuum is advantageous since it reduces energy losses due to air resistance also known as windage. However, in order to transfer ... | Existing flywheels for energy storage are sometimes constructed that the rotating mass of the flywheel rotates a chamber containing a vacuum. rotating mass a vacuum is since it reduces energy losses due to air resistance also known as windage. However, in order to transfer into and out of the rotating flywheel mass, a ... | exisTINg flYwHeElS FOR enErgY SToraGE ARE SomEtiMeS CONsTRucteD suCH tHaT tHe RoTAtINg MAsS OF the fLYWhEeL RotatES InSiDe A chambEr coNTAinIng A vAcuUm. OPeRaTINg THE roTatIng MASS insIDE A vacUum iS adVANtaGEouS sIncE it redUCeS enErgY lOsses due TO AIr ReSISTANCe ALSo KnOwN AS WindaGe. HowEveR, iN OrDer TO TRANSfeR ... | Existing flywheels for energy storage aresometimes constructed such that the rotatingmass of the flywheel rotates insidea chambercontaining a vacuum. Operating the rotating mass inside a vacuum is advantageous since it reduces energy losses due to air resistancealso known as windage. However, in ... | Existing flywheels for energy storage are sometimes constructed such that _the_ rotating mass _of_ _the_ flywheel rotates inside a chamber containing _a_ vacuum. Operating the rotating mass inside a vacuum is _advantageous_ since it _reduces_ energy losses due _to_ air resistance _also_ known as windage. However, in or... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to signal coding and, more particularly, to multi-dimensional coding for high-density storage media applications.
2. Background of the Invention
Even though already a multi-billion dollar industry, the digital recording industry is expected to expand fur... | 1. field of digital invention the present invention generally relates to signal coding and, more particularly, to multi - dimensional coding for high - density storage media applications. 2. background of the invention even though already a multi - billion dollar industry, the digital recording industry is expected to ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to signal coding and, more particularly, to multi - dimensional coding for high - density storage mRdUa applications. 2. Background of the Invention Even though already a multi - billion dollar industry, the digital recording industry is expected to expa... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to signal coding and, more particularly, to multi-dimensional coding for high-density storage media applications. 2. Background of the Invention already a dollar industry, the digital recording industry is expected to expand further in the as an almost i... | 1. FiElD OF The inVenTION
tHE pReSent InvEnTIon GeNErallY relaTEs to SIGnal coDing aND, MoRE particuLarLy, to MuLTI-diMENsiONAL cOdING fOR hIgH-densITy StOrAGE mEdia APPLiCATiONS.
2. BaCkgROunD of tHe InVentIOn
EVEN THOUgh ALreADy A MulTI-BiLlIoN DolLaR iNduStRy, thE DiGiTal RecoRdIng iNduSTRY is EXPecTED TO EXpanD FuR... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention generally relates tosignal coding and, more particularly, to multi-dimensional coding forhigh-densitystorage media applications. 2. Background of the Invention Even though already a multi-billiondollar industry, the digital recording industry is expected... | 1. Field _of_ the _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ generally relates to signal _coding_ and, _more_ particularly, to multi-dimensional coding _for_ high-density storage media applications. _2._ Background of the Invention Even though _already_ a multi-billion dollar industry, _the_ _digital_ recording industry _is... |
Historically, normal lumber construction utilizes lumber members and nails that are used to construct a building structure, such as, for example, a house. Lumber constructed structures are built by hand, but the process is slow and requires skilled labor such as highly trained carpenters and other skilled professionals... | historically, normal lumber architecture utilizes lumber members and nails that are used to construct a building structure, such as, for sale, a house. lumber constructed structures is built by hand, but the process is slow and requires skilled labor such as highly trained carpenters and other skilled professionals. su... | Historically, normal lumber construction utilizes lumber members and nails that are used to construct a building structure, such as, for example, a house. Lumber constructed structures are built by hand, but the process is slow and requires skilled labor such as highly trained car0entets and other skil,ec proBessiogals... | Historically, normal lumber construction utilizes lumber members and nails that are used to construct a building structure, such as, example, a Lumber constructed structures are built by hand, but is slow and requires skilled labor such highly trained carpenters and other skilled professionals. Such construction can re... | hiStorIcALLY, normal LUmbER CONstRuCtiOn uTiliZEs lUmBeR meMBeRs aNd NAils thAt are uSeD To ConsTRuct a BUiLdINg STruCtURE, sUch aS, FoR exAmple, a HoUSe. lUmbEr CoNStruCted stRuCturEs ArE buIlt bY hAnd, BuT ThE PROcess iS SLoW aNd ReqUIRES SKiLLEd LaboR suCh As HIGHlY TRainED cARPEntErs And otHer skiLled pRofesSiONALS... | Historically, normal lumber construction utilizes lumber members and nails that are usedto construct a building structure,such as, for example,a house. Lumber constructedstructures are built by hand, but the process is slow and requires skilled labor such as highly trained carpenters and other skilled professio... | Historically, normal lumber _construction_ _utilizes_ lumber members _and_ nails that are used _to_ construct _a_ _building_ structure, such as, _for_ example, _a_ house. Lumber constructed structures _are_ built by hand, but the process is slow _and_ requires skilled labor such _as_ highly trained carpenters and other... |
Traditionally, the whereabouts of animals have been controlled by erecting physical barriers such as walls or fences at the site of a boundary the animal is to be prevented from crossing. Such barriers must not only be high enough to prevent the animal from jumping over and dense enough to prevent the animal from passi... | traditionally, the whereabouts of animals have been controlled by erecting physical barriers such as walls or fences at the site of a boundary the animal is to be prevented from crossing. such barriers must not only be high enough to prevent the animal from jumping over and dense enough to prevent the animal from passi... | Traditionally, the whereabouts of animals hacW been controlled by erecting physical barriers such as walls or fences at the site of a boundary the animal is to be prevented from crossing. Such barriers must not only be high enough to prevent the animal from jumping over and dense enough to prevent the animal from passi... | Traditionally, the whereabouts of animals have been controlled erecting physical barriers such as walls or fences at the site of a boundary the is to be prevented from Such barriers must not only be high enough to prevent the animal from jumping over and dense enough to prevent the animal from passing through any gaps ... | TraDiTIonallY, tHe WhereABouTS Of AnImalS HAvE beeN contROLLeD bY ErECTing PHYSIcAL barrIerS such as WalLS oR fENcEs at ThE SiTe Of A BOUNDArY ThE AnIMAl iS TO BE PReVenteD From crossing. sucH baRrIerS mUst Not OnLY BE HiGh eNOuGH To pRevENt tHE ANImAl frOM JumPiNg OVEr and DeNSe EnOugh TO PrevENt tHE ANiMaL froM PasSI... | Traditionally, the whereabouts of animals have been controlled by erecting physical barriers such as walls or fences at the site of aboundary the animal is to be prevented from crossing. Such barriers must not only be high enoughtoprevent the animalfrom jumping over anddense enough to prevent the ... | Traditionally, the whereabouts of animals have been controlled _by_ erecting physical barriers such as walls _or_ fences at the site of a boundary the animal _is_ to be prevented from crossing. _Such_ barriers _must_ not only _be_ high _enough_ to prevent _the_ _animal_ from jumping over and dense enough to prevent the... |
In the field of plastic surgery, it is often desirable to document a patient's appearance before and after surgery. Photography is the usual means of documentation. However, often a photograph from one angle or even several angles is not sufficient to show the true transformation. Accordingly, a need exists for a syste... | from the field of plastic surgery, imaging is often desirable to document the patient ' s appearance before and beyond surgery. scanning is the usual means in documentation. however, often showing photograph from one angle or even several angles is not sufficient to show the true transformation. thus, a need exists for... | In the field of plastic surgery, it is often desirable to document a patient ' s appearance before and after sHrg2ry. PhotobraphU is the usual neSns of documentation. However, often a photograph from one angPd or even sevwrql angles is not sufficieJ$ to sGLw the true transformation. Accordingly, a need exists for a sys... | In the field of plastic surgery, it is often desirable to document a patient's appearance before and after surgery. Photography is means documentation. However, often a photograph from one angle or even several angles is not sufficient to the true transformation. Accordingly, a need exists for a system that documents t... | iN THE fielD of pLAstIC SUrgeRY, it iS ofteN deSIRAbLE to DocumEnt A PATiEnt'S appEARANcE BefoRE aND AFTER suRgeRY. pHOTogRaPhy IS tHe uSuAl mEanS oF DOCUmENTATIOn. HoWEVeR, OfteN A PhOTograPH FROM onE ANgle Or EVEn SevERAl anGlEs Is nOt sUFficIENT TO shOW thE tRue tRAnsfoRmatiON. AccoRDIngly, a NeED exIsTS For a sySTE... | In thefield of plastic surgery, it is often desirable todocument a patient's appearance before and after surgery. Photography is the usualmeans of documentation. However, oftena photograph from one angle or even several angles isnot sufficient to show the true transformation.Accordingly, a need existsfora syste... | _In_ the field of plastic surgery, it _is_ often _desirable_ to document _a_ patient's appearance before and after _surgery._ _Photography_ _is_ the _usual_ means _of_ documentation. However, often a _photograph_ from one angle or even several angles is not sufficient to show the _true_ transformation. _Accordingly,_ a... |
The field of the invention is that of blending dispensers for liquids. More particularly, the field is that of blending dispensers capable of dispensing a variety of blending mixes.
In liquid dispensing devices, for example gasoline fuel pumps, different grades of gasolines are conventionally mixed to provide a specifi... | the field of the invention is that of blending dispensers for liquids. more particularly, the field is that of blending dispensers capable of dispensing a variety of blending mixes. in liquid dispensing devices, for example gasoline fuel pumps, different grades of gasolines are conventionally mixed to provide a specifi... | The field of the invention is that of blending dispensers for liquids. More particularly, the field is that of blendiGt dispensers capable of dispensing a variety of blending mixes. In liquid dispensing devices, for exajpld gasoline fuel pumps, different grades of gasolines are conventionally mixed to provide a specifi... | The field of the invention that of blending dispensers for liquids. More particularly, the field is that of blending dispensers capable of dispensing a variety of mixes. In liquid dispensing devices, for gasoline fuel pumps, different of gasolines are conventionally mixed to provide specific blend. Using two gasoline s... | tHe FIELD of the iNvENtION IS that Of BLendInG DispEnSers fOR LiQuids. mORE PArTicUlaRLY, the fiElD iS THat OF BlEndiNg DispEnseRs Capable oF DIspEnsING A vaRiety Of bleNDING MiXES.
in liqUiD DISpeNsiNG dEvICEs, fOR eXamPlE GasoLINe fuEl PUmpS, DIfFErenT gRADes oF gASOlinES arE CONVeNTiOnAlLy MiXED To PrOvIde a SpeCiFi... | The field of the invention is that of blendingdispensers forliquids. More particularly, the fieldis that of blending dispensers capable of dispensing a variety of blending mixes. Inliquid dispensing devices, for example gasoline fuel pumps, differentgrades of gasolines are conventionally mixed to pr... | The field of the invention _is_ _that_ of blending dispensers for _liquids._ More _particularly,_ the _field_ is that of blending _dispensers_ capable of dispensing a _variety_ of blending mixes. In _liquid_ dispensing devices, _for_ example gasoline _fuel_ pumps, different _grades_ _of_ gasolines _are_ conventionally ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a calibration system for recalibrating electronic thermometers. More specifically, the present invention relates to recalibration system comprising a tympanic thermometer, a blackbody calibration unit and a computer for recalibrating the infrared temp... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally corresponds to a calibration system for recalibrating electronic thermometers. more specifically, the present invention relates to recalibration system comprising a tympanic thermometer, a blackbody calibration unit and a computer for recalibrating any infrared ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a calibration system for recalibrating electronic thermometers. More specifically, the present invention relates to recalibration system comprising a tympanic thermometer, a blackbody calibration unit and a computer for recalibrating the infrared temp... | 1. Field of the The present invention generally relates to a calibration system recalibrating electronic thermometers. More specifically, the present invention to recalibration system comprising a tympanic thermometer, a blackbody calibration unit and a computer for recalibrating infrared temperature sensor the tympani... | 1. fIeLd oF thE inVenTIoN
the pResEnT InventION gENERAllY RElAtes to A CalIbRAtIon sYstEM FoR RecALIbraTiNG ElECTRONiC THeRMoMEtERS. MOrE SpECIfIcaLLY, THe pRESent inVenTION ReLateS TO recaLIBRATION SYsteM cOmprISIng A TyMPANic THERMomETer, a BLaCkBODy caLIBrATIon UNIt and a cOMPUter fOR REcALIbRatinG THE infrARed teMp... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a calibration system for recalibrating electronic thermometers. More specifically, the present invention relates torecalibration system comprising a tympanic thermometer, a blackbody calibration unit and a computer for r... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention generally relates to a calibration system for recalibrating electronic thermometers. More specifically, the present _invention_ relates to recalibration system comprising a tympanic thermometer, a blackbody _calibration_ _unit_ and a computer for _recalibrating_ the i... |
This invention relates to a semiconductor device comprising bumps that are suitable for mounting on a circuit board with an anisotropic conductive film therebetween.
Recently, a semiconductor device for surface mounting comprising bumps (projecting terminals) capable of electrically and mechanically connecting to a cir... | this invention relates to a semiconductor device comprising bumps who are suitable for mounting on a circuit board with an anisotropic conductive film therebetween. recently, a semiconductor device for surface mounting comprising bumps ( projecting terminals ) capable of electrically and mechanically connecting to a ci... | This invention relates to a semiconductor device comprising bumps that are suitable for mounting on a circuit board with an anisotropic conductive film therebetween. Recently, a semiconductor device for surTacW mounting comprising bumps (projecting terminals) capable of electrically and mechanically connecting to a cir... | This invention relates to semiconductor device comprising that are suitable for mounting a circuit board with an anisotropic conductive film therebetween. Recently, a semiconductor device for mounting comprising bumps (projecting terminals) capable of electrically and mechanically connecting to a board has been often u... | tHIs inVenTION RELAtes to a SeMiCONDUCtoR dEvIcE cOMprISinG bumPS thAT ARE SuItaBLE foR mOuNtiNg on A CIrcUit boaRd With an aniSOTropic conducTivE fILm THereBetWEeN.
REcENtLy, a SeMicoNDUCtor deVice FOr suRFAcE mOuNTiNG ComPRISiNG bUMps (PRoJeCTING tErMInalS) cApaBLe Of electRIcaLly AND mECHaNicallY COnNEcTinG To A CiR... | This invention relates to asemiconductor devicecomprising bumps thatare suitable for mounting on a circuit board with an anisotropic conductive film therebetween. Recently,a semiconductor device for surfacemounting comprising bumps (projecting terminals) capableof electricallyand mechanically connecting to a... | This invention relates to a semiconductor device comprising bumps that are _suitable_ for mounting on a circuit board with _an_ _anisotropic_ conductive film therebetween. Recently, _a_ semiconductor _device_ for _surface_ mounting comprising bumps (projecting terminals) capable _of_ _electrically_ and mechanically _co... |
This invention relates to solutions of separately-prepared oligo-urethane ethers containing terminal OH-groups in relatively high molecular weight polyethers containing terminal hydroxyl groups and to the use of these solutions as modified polyols in the production of polyurethane foams characterized by excellent high-... | this invention relates to solutions of separately - prepared oligo - urethane complexes containing terminal oh - groups in relatively high molecular frequency polyethers containing terminal hydroxyl groups and to the use of these solutions as modified polyols in the production of polyurethane foams characterized by exc... | This invention $elaFes to solutions of separately - prepared oligo - urethane ethers containing terminal OH - groups in relatively high molecular weight polyethers containing terminal hydroxyl groups and to the use of these solutions as modified polyols in the production of polyurethane foams characterized by excellent... | This relates solutions of separately-prepared oligo-urethane ethers containing terminal OH-groups in relatively high molecular weight polyethers containing terminal hydroxyl groups and to the use of these solutions as modified polyols in production of polyurethane foams characterized by excellent high-frequency weldabi... | thiS iNVeNtIon relatEs TO SOlutIOns oF SEparATELy-PrepareD oLiGo-ureThANE EtHers CoNTAiNInG TeRmInal Oh-gRoups IN reLAtivElY HiGh MolECUlaR WEiGhT PolyethErS cOntAininG TeRminal hyDRoxYL GRoUPs aND To tHE Use OF THeSe SOlUTIONs aS modIFIed poLyOls iN THe prodUCTION OF PoLyUreTHANE foaMs ChARaCtErIzeD BY eXCElLeNt HIGH-... | This invention relates to solutionsof separately-prepared oligo-urethane ethers containing terminal OH-groups in relatively high molecular weight polyethers containing terminal hydroxyl groups andto the use of these solutions as modified polyols in the production of polyurethane foams characterized by ... | This invention relates _to_ _solutions_ of _separately-prepared_ oligo-urethane ethers containing terminal OH-groups in relatively high _molecular_ _weight_ polyethers _containing_ terminal hydroxyl groups _and_ to the use of _these_ _solutions_ as modified polyols in _the_ production of polyurethane foams characterize... |
Flexible graphite sheet material can be obtained by first intercalating graphite with an intercalating agent to form a graphite intercalation compound that is then exposed to a thermal shock, for example, at a temperature of 700° C.-1,050° C. for a short duration of time (20-60 seconds) to expand or exfoliate the graph... | flexible graphite sheet material can be obtained by first intercalating graphite with an intercalating agent either form a graphite intercalation compound that is then exposed after a thermal shock, for example, at a temperature of 700° c. - 1, 050° c. for a short duration of time ( 20 - 60 seconds ) to expand or exfol... | Flexible graphite sheet material can be obtained by first in$ercalatint graphite with an intercalating agent to form a graphite intercalation compound that is then exposed to a thermal shock, for example, at a temperature of 700 ° C. - 1, 050 ° C. for a short duration of time (20 - 60 seconds) to expand or exfoliate th... | Flexible graphite material be obtained by first intercalating graphite with an intercalating agent to form a graphite intercalation compound that is then exposed to a thermal shock, for example, at a temperature of 700° C. for a short of time (20-60 seconds) to or exfoliate the graphite. The exfoliated particles are ve... | FLeXibLE GraPHitE Sheet MateRIaL caN Be obTAINed by fIrSt inTeRCalATING GraPHITE WITH An IntERCaLatiNg AGenT tO form A grAPHiTe INTErcAlation COMPOUnD That Is tHen Exposed to a tHeRMAL SHOcK, FOr ExAMplE, AT A teMpeRAtuRE oF 700° c.-1,050° c. fOR a sHOrt duRATIon oF tIMe (20-60 SEConDS) tO EXpaNd OR ExfOLIAte the GrApH... | Flexiblegraphite sheet material can be obtained by first intercalating graphite with an intercalating agentto form agraphite intercalation compoundthat is then exposed to a thermal shock, for example, at a temperature of 700° C.-1,050° C. fora short duration of time (20-60 seconds) to expandor exfol... | Flexible graphite sheet _material_ can _be_ obtained _by_ first intercalating _graphite_ with an intercalating _agent_ to form a graphite intercalation _compound_ that is then exposed to a thermal _shock,_ for example, at a temperature of 700° C.-1,050° _C._ for a _short_ duration of _time_ (20-60 seconds) to _expand_ ... |
Handheld devices, such as personal digital assistants (PDA) and mobile phones, are now being equipped with hardware and software to handle several different computing tasks. Handheld devices are being equipped with communications adapters to allow the handheld devices to access the Internet, other handheld devices, and... | handheld devices, such as personal digital assistants ( pda ) and mobile phones, are now being equipped with hardware and software to handle several different computing tasks. handheld devices are being equipped with communications adapters to allow the handheld devices to access basic internet, especially handheld dev... | Handheld devices, such as personal digital assistants (PDA) and mobile phones, are now being equipped with hardware and software to handle several different computing tasks. Handheld devices are being equipped with communications adapters to allow the handheld devices to access the Internet, other handheld devices, and... | Handheld devices, such as personal digital assistants (PDA) and mobile phones, are now equipped with hardware and software to handle several computing tasks. Handheld devices are being equipped with communications adapters to allow handheld devices access the Internet, other handheld devices, and other information syst... | HaNDHELD devIcES, such AS PErsONAL dIGITAl AssISTaNtS (pDa) AND MobILe pHonEs, arE NOW beiNG EQUippeD witH HArdWaRe ANd sofTWArE to hanDlE sevErAL diFfeREnT cOmPUTINg TASKS. handHEld dEvicES aRe BeiNg EQUIPPED WITH communICAtiONs adApTERS To alLow tHe hanDHeLD deVICES To ACcEsS ThE inTeRNEt, OTHer haNDheld DeVICEs, AND... | Handhelddevices, suchaspersonal digital assistants (PDA)and mobile phones, are now beingequipped with hardware and softwareto handle several different computing tasks. Handheld devicesare being equipped with communications adapters toallow the handheld devices to accessthe Internet, other handheld d... | Handheld devices, such as personal digital assistants (PDA) and mobile _phones,_ are now being equipped with hardware and software to handle several different computing tasks. _Handheld_ devices are being equipped with _communications_ adapters to allow the handheld _devices_ to access the _Internet,_ _other_ _handheld... |
Arrows for use with archery bows are of course well known in the art and have been refined over the years to meet the special needs of the various types of archers such as hunters, target shooters and flight shooters. Modern day arrows typically comprise a tubular aluminum shaft (though wood and fiberglass are still in... | arrows for use in archery bows are of course well known in the art and have been refined over the years to meet several special needs of the various types of archers such as hunters, target shooters and flight shooters. modern day arrows typically comprise a tubular aluminum shaft ( though wood and fiberglass are still... | Arrows for use with archery bows are of course well known in the art and have been refined over the years to meet the special needs of the variLJs Yyles of archers such as hunters, target shooters and flight sgo9ters. Modern day arrows typically comprise a tubular aluminum shaft (though wood and fiberglass are still in... | for use with archery bows are of course well known art and have been refined over the years to meet the special needs various types of archers such as hunters, target shooters flight shooters. Modern arrows typically comprise tubular aluminum shaft (though wood and fiberglass are still in use), turkey feather fletching... | aRroWS FoR UsE with ArcHERY BOWs arE of coursE WELL kNOWn in ThE arT aND hAVE BeeN ReFINED oVER THE yEaRs TO meet The speciAL NeEDs of ThE VARIoUS tyPEs OF ArcheRs sUch As hunters, taRGeT shoOTERS anD FLighT sHooters. moDERn DaY ArroWS tyPiCaLlY cOMpRise a TUBUlAr alumINum SHafT (ThOUGh WOod AND FibERglAsS ARe StIlL In... | Arrows for use with archery bows are ofcourse well known in the art and havebeen refined over the years to meet the specialneeds of the varioustypes of archers such as hunters, target shootersand flight shooters. Moderndayarrowstypically comprise a tubular aluminum shaft (though wood and fiberglass arestil... | Arrows for use with archery bows are of course well known in the art and have _been_ refined over the years to meet the special needs of the various types of _archers_ such as hunters, target shooters and flight _shooters._ Modern day arrows typically comprise a tubular aluminum _shaft_ _(though_ wood and fiberglass ar... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a film formation apparatus and a film formation method, which are used when a film formation material is purified by sublimation to form a film using the purified material in forming an EL element over a substrate.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent ye... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a film formation apparatus and a film formation mechanism, which are used when a film formation material is purified by sublimation to form a film using the purified material thus forming an el element over a substrate. 2. description of industrial related art ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a film formation apparatus and a film formation method, which are used when a fi;n formation material is purified by sublimation to form a film using the purified material in forming an EL element over a substrate. 2. DescrKptiIn of the Related Art In recent ye... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a film formation apparatus and a film formation method, which are used when formation material is purified to form a using purified material in forming an EL element over a substrate. 2. Description of the Related In recent years, there has been an active study of a li... | 1. fIEld of tHE iNVEnTION
the PResEnt InVeNtioN reLAtES tO a FiLm fOrMATiOn appARAtUS and A fIlM foRmATIoN meThod, whIch ArE usEd WheN a FILM fOrmation MAteRIal Is PurIfIeD bY suBlImAtioN to FoRm a fiLm usIng thE puRIfied MATERiaL iN FoRMInG AN El ElemeNT over a suBSTRatE.
2. deSCRiPtION Of THe reLATED Art
In reCent yE... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a film formation apparatus and a film formation method, which are used when a film formation material is purified by sublimation to form a film using thepurified material in forming an EL element over a substrate. 2. Description of the Re... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ _invention_ relates _to_ a film formation apparatus and _a_ film formation _method,_ which are used when a film formation material is purified by sublimation to form a film using the purified material in _forming_ an EL element over a substrate. 2. Description of the Related _A... |
Many therapeutic agents are highly effective for improving quality of life but, because of their abuse potential, may attract drug abusers. For example, opioids are excellent analgesic agents that can control severe and/or chronic pain, such as cancer pain and post-operative pain, but are also subject to abuse by drug ... | many chemical agents are highly effective for improving quality of life but, because of their abuse potential, may attract drug abusers. for example, opioids are excellent analgesic agents that can control severe and / or chronic pain, such as cancer pain and post - operative pain, but are also subject to abuse by drug... | Many therapeutic agents are highly effective for improving quality of life but, because of their abuse potential, may attract drug abusers. For example, opioids are excellent analgesic agents that can control severe and / or chronic pain, such as cancer pain and post - operative pain, but are also subject to abuse by d... | Many therapeutic agents are highly effective for improving quality of but, because of their abuse potential, may drug abusers. For example, opioids are excellent analgesic agents that can chronic pain, such as cancer pain and post-operative pain, but are also subject to by drug users. Opioids, also known opioid agonist... | mAny ThERAPeUTic agEntS aRE hiGhLY eFfEcTivE FOR IMProvIng QUAlITY of lIFe but, BeCaUsE of THeiR ABUSe POtENTIaL, MAY ATTrAct DrUG AbusERs. FOr EXampLe, oPIOiDS are EXCelLENt analGesIc aGeNts tHAt CAn CONtrol SeVere AND/Or chRoNiC PAiN, sUCh As Cancer PAIN AnD pOST-OPerAtIvE PAiN, BuT aRe alsO SUbJeCT tO ABUSE bY drug ... | Many therapeutic agents are highly effective for improving quality of lifebut, because of their abuse potential, may attract drugabusers. For example, opioids are excellent analgesic agents thatcancontrol severe and/or chronic pain, such as cancer pain and post-operative pain, but are alsosubject... | Many therapeutic _agents_ are highly _effective_ for improving quality of life _but,_ because of their abuse potential, may attract drug abusers. For example, opioids are excellent analgesic _agents_ that can _control_ severe _and/or_ chronic pain, _such_ _as_ cancer pain and post-operative _pain,_ but are also _subjec... |
Many shingled roofs acquire leaks, which may damage their underlying structures. One cause of leaky roofs is improper installation of the roofs. For example, some roofing installers do not use adequate tar paper during installation of a shingled roof. This may result, as an example, in a roof that should last for thirt... | many shingled roofs acquire leaks, thus may damage their underlying structures. one cause of leaky roofs is improper installation of the roofs. for example, some roofing installers do not use adequate tar paper during installation of a shingled roof. this may result, as an example, producing a roof that should last for... | Many shingled roofs acquire leaks, which may damage their underlying structures. One cause of leaky roofs is improper installation of the roofs. For example, some roofing installers do not use adequate tar paper during installation of a shingled roof. This may result, as an dZample, in a roof that should last for thirt... | Many roofs acquire leaks, which may damage their underlying structures. One cause of leaky roofs is improper installation of the roofs. For example, some roofing installers do not use adequate tar paper during installation of a shingled roof. This may result, an example, in a roof that should last for thirty years only... | MAnY SHinGled ROofs AcQUIRE LEaks, WHicH May DamAGE thEiR uNDeRlYing STRucTURes. ONE cAUSe Of lEAky RoOfs is iMPROPEr INstalLAtIOn OF tHe roOfs. foR EXAmple, SOME rOOFInG insTallers Do not uSE adEQuaTE TAr pApeR dUrinG iNsTAlLatIoN of a SHINgLeD rOOf. tHis mAY rEsuLT, as AN exAMple, iN a rOOf thAt sHOuLd last fOR THIRt... | Many shingledroofs acquire leaks, which maydamage their underlying structures. One cause ofleaky roofs is improper installationof theroofs. For example, someroofing installers do not use adequate tar paper during installation of a shingled roof. This may result, as an example, in a roof that should... | Many _shingled_ roofs _acquire_ leaks, which _may_ damage _their_ underlying structures. One _cause_ of leaky roofs _is_ _improper_ _installation_ of the roofs. For _example,_ some roofing _installers_ do not use adequate tar paper during _installation_ of a shingled roof. This may result, as an example, _in_ _a_ roof ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a system for using bridges in a failover system and, in preferred embodiments, for allowing two or more processors to act as bus masters in a PCI to PCI bridge failover system.
2. Description of the Related Art
The Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus is... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a system for using bridges in a failover system design, in preferred embodiments, for allowing two or more processors to act as bus masters in a pci to pci bridge failover system. 2. description of the related art the peripheral component interconnect ( pci ) b... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system for using bridges in a failover system and, in preferred embodiments, for allowing two or more processors to act as bus masters in a PCI to PCI bridge failover system. 2. Description of the Related Art The Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus is... | of the Invention The present invention relates to a system for using bridges in a failover system in embodiments, for allowing two or more to act as bus masters in a PCI to PCI bridge failover system. 2. Description of the Related Art The Peripheral Component Interconnect (PCI) bus is a high-performance expansion bus a... | 1. fIELd oF the inVEnTION
The PResent inVeNtIOn ReLaTES to a systeM FOr usiNG briDGES iN a FaILOVer sySTEm ANd, iN prefeRred EMBoDIMeNtS, For aLLOWiNG TwO or MoRE PRoceSsoRS TO aCt aS BUs MaSTERS iN a Pci To PCi BRidGE fAILOVer SYSTeM.
2. dEScRiPtioN of The rELated Art
the PERIpHERaL cOMpONeNt intErCoNnecT (Pci) bUS is... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a system for using bridgesin a failover system and, in preferred embodiments, for allowing two or more processors toact as bus mastersin a PCIto PCI bridgefailover system.2. Description of theRelated Art The Peripheral Component Interc... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a _system_ for _using_ bridges in a _failover_ system and, in preferred embodiments, _for_ allowing two _or_ more _processors_ to act as bus _masters_ in _a_ PCI to PCI bridge failover system. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art The Peripheral _Component_ I... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to correcting an estimated range of a source-to-sensor distance in response to a range difference error that is determined by comparing and processing data collected in a near field (or otherwise) from a sensor and from a reference.
(2) Description of the Prior A... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to correcting an estimated range of a source - to - sensor distance in response to a range difference error that is determined by comparing and processing data collected in a near future ( or otherwise ) from a sensor and from a reference. ( 2 ) description of ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present inven57on relates to correcting an estimated range of a source - to - sensor distance in response to a range difference error that is determined by comparing and processing data collected in a near field (or ktherwis@) from a sensor and from a reference. (2) Description of the Pr... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates correcting an estimated range of a source-to-sensor distance in response to a range difference error that is determined by comparing data collected a near field (or otherwise) from a sensor and from a reference. (2) Description of Prior Art Often, equipment such ... | (1) fIELD OF tHe inVEnTIon
THe PReSent InVenTIoN rElAtES To cORReCtiNg aN EstimaTed RaNGe of A sOURCe-tO-sEnsOR diStaNcE in ReSPonsE tO A RAnGE difFEREnCe eRrOr THAt Is deterMIneD by coMparINg AnD prOCESSiNG DATA cOlLeCtEd in A NeAR fIELd (Or otheRwiSe) frOm a sENSoR And frOm a ReFEREnCe.
(2) deSCRiPTIoN oF tHE prioR a... | (1)Field ofthe Invention The present inventionrelates tocorrecting an estimated range ofasource-to-sensor distance in response to a range difference error that is determined by comparing and processingdata collected in a near field (or otherwise)from asensorand from a reference. (2) Description of thePrior Art Of... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to _correcting_ an estimated range of a source-to-sensor distance in response to a _range_ difference _error_ that _is_ determined by comparing and _processing_ data collected in a _near_ _field_ (or otherwise) from a _sensor_ and from a reference. _(2)_ Descri... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to well plug additives and to methods of making such additives, to well plug treatment fluids made therefrom and methods of making such fluids, to methods of modifying a well fluid using such additives and/or fluids, to methods of operating a well using such addit... | 1. field of the invention the modern invention relates to well plug additives and to methods of making such additives, to well plug treatment fluids made therefrom and methods of making such fluids, to methods of modifying a well fluid using such additives and / or fluids, to methods of operating a well using such addi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to well plug additives and to methods of making such additives, to well plug treatment fluids made therefrom and methods of making such fluids, to methods of modifying a well fluid using such additives and / or fluids, to methods of operating a well using such add... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to well plug additives to methods of making additives, to well treatment fluids made therefrom and methods of making such fluids, methods of modifying a well fluid using such and/or fluids, to methods of operating a well using such additives and/or fluids, to methods of a w... | 1. Field of tHE InvenTIOn
The prESEnT iNVENTioN rELATes to WElL PLug adDITiveS ANd To meThODS Of MakinG suCH adDItIvEs, To WeLL PLuG TREATmENt fluIDs MADE thereFroM And metHodS oF maKIng SuCh FluIDs, To metHOdS OF mOdIFYIng a wELl FluID uSInG sUcH aDDiTiVES AnD/Or fluidS, to MeTHODs OF operatiNG A WelL Using SucH addiT... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to well plug additives and to methods of making such additives, to wellplugtreatment fluids made therefromand methods of makingsuch fluids, to methods of modifyinga well fluid usingsuch additives and/or fluids, to methods of operating a well... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to well plug additives and _to_ methods of making such _additives,_ to _well_ _plug_ treatment fluids made therefrom and methods of making such fluids, to methods of modifying a well fluid _using_ such additives and/or fluids, to methods of operating a well ... |
Magnetic tape is now utilized for storage of digital and analog information in applications ranging from computers to video recordings. In normal use, magnetic tape picks up airborne dirt particles and oxide flakes from its surface. The presence of these contaminants on the tape causes errors in the writing of informat... | magnetic tape is now utilized for storage of digital and analog information in applications ranging including computers to video recordings. in normal use, magnetic tape picks up airborne dirt particles and oxide flakes from the surface. the presence of these contaminants on the tape causes errors in the receipt of inf... | Magnetic tape is now utilized for storage of digital and analog information in applications ranging from computers to video recordings. In normal use, magnetic tape picks up airborne w9rt particles and oxide flakes from its surface. The presence of these contaminants on the tape cauDeZ errors in the writing of informat... | Magnetic tape is now utilized for storage digital analog information in from computers to video recordings. normal use, magnetic tape picks up airborne dirt particles and oxide flakes from surface. The presence of these contaminants on the causes errors in the writing of information to and reading information from the ... | mAGNeTiC TApe IS now UTiLIzeD FOr StorAge oF DIgitAl AnD AnAlog infORMatIOn IN APPlICAtIONs RanGing fRom cOmputERS TO vidEO rEcoRdinGS. In NoRmaL UsE, mAgNETic tapE piCKS uP AIRBoRNE DiRT pArTIcLEs and OXIdE FLAKES FrOM iTs suRFaCE. ThE PResENcE Of THESe cOnTamInANts On the tAPe cauSES erroRS in ThE WriTINg OF inFOrmaT... | Magnetic tape is now utilized for storage of digital and analog informationin applications ranging from computers to videorecordings. In normal use, magnetic tape picks up airbornedirtparticles and oxide flakes fromits surface. Thepresenceof these contaminants on the tape causes errors in the writing of inf... | Magnetic tape is now utilized _for_ storage of digital and analog information _in_ applications ranging from computers to video recordings. In normal use, magnetic tape picks up airborne dirt particles and _oxide_ flakes from its surface. The presence of these contaminants _on_ the tape causes errors in _the_ writing o... |
In general, in semiconductor manufacturing devices, the development of photoresists facilitates the patterning of small-dimensioned electronic and optical devices. An example of such photoresists is deep ultra violet (DUV) photoresists. The dimensions of DUV photoresist patterns are considerably smaller than those of c... | in general, in semiconductor manufacturing devices, the development of photoresists facilitates the patterning of small - dimensioned electronic and optical electronics. an example of such photoresists is deep ultra violet ( duv ) photoresists. the dimensions of duv photoresist patterns are considerably smaller than th... | In genefa/, in semiconductor manufacturing devices, the development of photoresists facilitates the patterning of small - dimensioned electronic and optical devices. An example of such photoresists is d$Fp 6>tra violet (DUV) photoresists. The dimensions of DUV photoresist patterns are considerably smaller thXG those of... | In general, semiconductor manufacturing devices, the development of facilitates the patterning of small-dimensioned electronic optical devices. An example of such photoresists is deep ultra violet (DUV) photoresists. The dimensions of DUV patterns are considerably smaller than those of conventional patterns. A metal pr... | in GenerAl, IN sEMiCoNDUCTor MAnuFActuRIng dEViCEs, ThE devELOpment Of phOtoreSiSTS FACILiTaTeS THe PaTTeRning of SMALL-DImenSiOneD elEctRoNIc AnD oPTICAl Devices. An EXamPle Of sUCH PhoTORESIsts is DeEP ulTra viOlEt (dUv) PhotoRESIsTs. The DImEnsIONs OF Duv PhotOrESIst pATTeRNS aRe ConSiDERaBLy SMALLER THaN tHOse Of c... | Ingeneral, in semiconductor manufacturing devices, the development of photoresists facilitatesthe patterning of small-dimensioned electronic and opticaldevices.An example of such photoresists is deep ultra violet (DUV) photoresists. The dimensions ofDUV photoresistpatterns are considerably smaller than ... | _In_ general, in semiconductor _manufacturing_ devices, the development _of_ photoresists facilitates the patterning of _small-dimensioned_ electronic and optical devices. An example of such photoresists is deep ultra violet _(DUV)_ _photoresists._ The _dimensions_ of DUV _photoresist_ patterns _are_ considerably small... |
Despite considerable progress in the field of porous solids, major challenges remain in the synthesis of ordered mesostructured materials with high metal content from the coassembly of macromolecular surfactants and inorganic species. The ability to control the structure of metals at the mesoscale (2 to 50 nm) helps to... | despite considerable progress in the field of porous solids, major challenges remain in the synthesis of ordered mesostructured materials with high metal content from the coassembly of macromolecular polymers and inorganic species. the ability to control the structure of metals at the mesoscale ( 2 to 480 nm ) helps to... | Despite considerable progress in the field of porous solids, major challenges remain in the synthesis of ordered mesostructured materials with high metal content from the coassembly of macromolecular surBaftants and inorganic species. The ability to control the structure of metals at the mesoscale (2 to 50 nm) helps to... | Despite considerable progress the field of porous solids, major challenges remain in the synthesis of ordered mesostructured materials with high metal content from the coassembly of macromolecular surfactants and inorganic species. The ability to control the structure of metals at the mesoscale (2 to 50 nm) to promote ... | DEspiTE cONSiderABLe ProGRess In THE fIEld of PorOUs SolidS, MajOR ChAlLEngES REmAiN iN the SynThESis oF orDereD MEsoStrUcTureD MATErIals WiTh hIgH METAl coNTENt from tHE coAsSEMblY of MAcromOLeCULar sURfaCTAnts And InorgaNiC SpECIeS. thE AbIlitY To cOntrol tHe STRUctUrE OF metalS AT THe MESoscale (2 TO 50 nm) hElps tO... | Despite considerable progressin the field ofporous solids, major challenges remain in the synthesis of ordered mesostructured materials with highmetal content from the coassembly of macromolecular surfactants and inorganic species.Theability to control the structure of metals atthe mesoscale (2 to 50nm) helps... | Despite considerable progress in the field of _porous_ solids, major challenges remain in _the_ synthesis of _ordered_ mesostructured materials with _high_ metal content from the coassembly of macromolecular surfactants _and_ inorganic species. The ability to control _the_ structure of metals at the _mesoscale_ (2 to 5... |
This invention relates to semiconductor vapor phase growing apparatus. So called vapor phase growing apparatus in which vapor phase growth is performed on a semiconductor wafer has called attention in recent years because semiconductor tips are used in various industrial fields. In the vapor phase growing apparatus now... | this invention relates to semiconductor vapor phase growing apparatus. so called vapor phase growing apparatus in which vapor phase growth is performed on a semiconductor substrate has drawn attention in recent years because semiconductor tips are used in various industrial fields. in the powder phase growing apparatus... | This invention relates to semiconductor vapor phase growing apparatus. So called vapor phase growing apparatus in which vapor phase growth is performed on a semiconductor wafer has called attention in rWceny years because semiconductor tips are used in various industrial fields. In the vapor phase growing apparatus now... | This invention relates to semiconductor vapor phase growing apparatus. So called vapor growing apparatus in which vapor growth is on a semiconductor has called in recent years because semiconductor tips used in various industrial fields. In the vapor phase growing apparatus now being used, a sequence program (hereinaft... | ThIs inVentIon rELates TO seMICOnduCtoR vapOR pHaSe GRowiNg appArATuS. So cAllED VAPOR PhASE GROWinG APpARatuS IN wHiCH VapOR phasE GroWTh is perFoRmED On a SemICONduCToR WAfEr HAs CALLed ATTeNTIon in reCent YeaRs BeCAuSE SEMiCOnductor TIps aRe uSEd in vARioUS iNdusTrIAL fIeLDS. IN thE VAPOR pHaSe gROWIng aPpaRaTus noW... | This invention relates to semiconductorvapor phasegrowing apparatus. So called vapor phasegrowing apparatus in which vapor phase growth is performed on a semiconductor wafer has calledattention in recent years because semiconductor tips are used in various industrial fields.In the vapor ph... | This invention relates to semiconductor vapor _phase_ growing apparatus. So called vapor phase growing apparatus in which vapor phase growth is performed on a semiconductor wafer _has_ called attention in recent years because semiconductor tips are used in various industrial fields. In the vapor _phase_ growing apparat... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to exercise apparatus.
2. Description of Related Art
Live yoga, Pilates and body toning classes at gyms and yoga studios have limitations. They're often crowded, only offered at scheduled times of the day, and may not match the skill level or physical needs of the practi... | 1. in field the present invention relates to exercise apparatus. 2. description of related art live yoga, pilates and breath toning classes at gyms and yoga studios have limitations. we ' re often crowded, only offered at scheduled meetings across the day, these may not match the skill level or physical needs of the pr... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to exercise apparatus. 2. Description of Related Art Live yoga, Pilates and body toning classes at vymC and 6ogx studios have limitations. They ' re often cr*wVed, only offered at scheduled times of the day, and may not Kztch the Ckil: level or physical neSRs of the prac... | 1. Technical Field The present invention to exercise apparatus. 2. Description of Related Art Live yoga, Pilates and body toning classes at gyms and yoga studios have often crowded, only offered scheduled times of the day, and may not match the skill level or physical needs of the practitioner. The only way be a live c... | 1. TEchnICaL fIeLd
tHe pReSenT iNVEntIon rElaTes TO exerCIse aPPaRatUS.
2. dESCripTION of rELaTeD Art
live yoga, pIlAtEs anD bODY ToNInG CLaSSeS at Gyms AnD YOga STuDiOs Have LImItaTiOns. ThEy're oftEn cROwDED, oNLY OFfErED at ScheDuled TiMES Of THe DAy, aND maY NOt maTCh the sKIll lEVeL oR PhYSiCAl nEeDs Of the pracTI... | 1. Technical Field Thepresent invention relates to exercise apparatus.2. Description of Related Art Live yoga,Pilates and body toning classes atgyms andyogastudios havelimitations. They're often crowded, only offered at scheduled times of theday, and maynot match the skill levelor physical needs of the pra... | _1._ Technical _Field_ The present invention relates to exercise apparatus. 2. Description of _Related_ Art _Live_ yoga, Pilates and body toning classes at gyms and yoga _studios_ have limitations. They're _often_ crowded, only offered _at_ scheduled _times_ of the day, and may not match the skill _level_ or physical _... |
In the case of a lighting device of the type described in the introduction, a primary light can be generated by means of the primary light source. During operation of the lighting device, said primary light hitherto has impinged on a disk-shaped, rotating first support wheel having a plurality of different phosphor reg... | in the case of a lighting device of the type described in the introduction, directed primary light can directly generated by means of the primary light source. during operation of the lighting device, said primary light hitherto has impinged on a disk - shaped, rotating first support wheel having a plurality of differe... | In the case of a lighting device of the type described in the introduction, a primary light can be generated by means of the (rimzry light source. During operation of the ligG5ing device, said primary light hitherto has impinged on a disk - shaped, rotating first support wheel having a plurality of different phosphor r... | In the case a lighting device of the type in the introduction, a primary light can be generated by means of the primary light source. operation of the lighting device, said primary hitherto has impinged a disk-shaped, rotating support wheel having a of different phosphor The different phosphor regions generate differen... | iN thE casE of A lIGhtIng dEvICe OF THE tyPe DeScriBED In THE InTRODuCtION, A PRimarY LigHt Can be gENerated bY meanS oF THe priMAry LiGHT SoURCe. DuRiNg opERATiON of the lighTINg dEVIcE, saId Primary liGHt HItheRTo HaS imPingEd on a DiSK-sHapED, roTatIng FIRSt suppoRt whEEl haVING a PLurAliTy Of DiffeREnt phosphor Reg... | In the case ofa lightingdevice of the type described in the introduction, a primarylight can be generated by means of the primary light source. During operation of the lightingdevice, saidprimary light hitherto has impinged on a disk-shaped, rotating first support wheel having a plurality... | In the case _of_ _a_ lighting device of _the_ type _described_ in the introduction, a primary light can be generated by means of the primary light source. During operation of the _lighting_ device, said primary light hitherto has impinged on a disk-shaped, rotating first support _wheel_ having a plurality of different ... |
It is conventionally known to create an NC tape for driving an NC machine tool by automatic programming, saving time and obtaining an accurate program.
However, when a program for machining a material 2 such as the round rod as shown in FIG. 1 with a two-saddle turret lathe to obtain a product having a hole 3 and an ou... | it is conventionally known to create an nc tape for driving an nc machine tool by automatic programming, saving time and obtaining an accurate program. however, when a program for machining a material 2 such as sliding round pipe as shown in fig. 1 with a closed - saddle turret lathe to obtain a product having a hole 3... | It is conventionally known to create an NC tape for driving an NC machine toii by aut*hatic programming, saving time and obtaining an accurate program. However, when a program for machining a matFGial 2 such as the round rod as shown in FIG. 1 with a two - saddle turret lathe to obtain a product having a hole 3 and an ... | It is conventionally known to create NC tape for driving an NC machine tool by automatic programming, saving time and obtaining accurate program. However, when a program machining a 2 such as the round rod as shown in FIG. 1 with a two-saddle turret to obtain a product having a 3 and outer shape 1 is created by an auto... | It Is ConvEnTionaLlY kNOWn to CREatE An nC TaPe foR DRIvING an nC machiNe tOOL By AUTomAtiC prOGRAmMiNg, sAViNg tIME anD OBtaiNInG an aCcUrAte proGRam.
hOweVeR, WHEN a PrOgraM for macHIniNG A matErIAL 2 sUch As thE rouNd ROD AS SHOwn iN fIg. 1 wiTH a tWo-sAdDLe tURreT lATHe TO OBtAIN A PRODUCT havING a hOLE 3 AND An oU... | It is conventionally known to createan NC tape for driving an NC machine toolby automaticprogramming, saving time and obtaining an accurateprogram. However, when a program for machining a material 2 such as the round rod as shownin FIG. 1 with a two-saddle turret lathe to obtain a product having a ho... | _It_ _is_ conventionally _known_ _to_ create an _NC_ _tape_ _for_ _driving_ an NC machine tool by automatic programming, _saving_ time and obtaining an accurate program. However, when a program for machining a _material_ 2 _such_ as the round _rod_ _as_ shown in FIG. 1 with a two-saddle _turret_ lathe to obtain _a_ pro... |
This invention relates to a binarizing system of picture image signals. In a facsimile device, for example, analog picture image signals produced by scanning a manuscript with a line sensor are binarized according to a predetermined threshold value. Generally, the level of the picture image signal varies depending upon... | this invention relates to a binarizing system of picture image signals. in a facsimile device, for example, analog picture image signals produced by scanning a manuscript with a line sensor are binarized according to a predetermined threshold value. generally, the level of the picture take signal varies depending upon ... | This invention relates to a binarizing system of picture image signals. In a facsimile device, for example, analog picture image signals produced by scanning a manuscript with a line swns)r are binarized according to a predetermined threshold value. Generally, the level of the picture image signal varies depending upon... | This invention relates to a binarizing system picture image signals. In a facsimile device, for analog picture signals produced by scanning manuscript with a line sensor are binarized according to a predetermined threshold value. Generally, the level of the picture image signal varies upon such factors as the tone or c... | THis inVENtiON relatEs to a bINARIZIng sYSTEM OF piCture ImAge SiGNALs. IN A faCsImiLe dEvIcE, foR EXampLe, ANALoG piCtuRe ImAge sIGnals prOduCed BY ScanNInG A MANUScripT witH A LIne sEnsoR aRE BinarIZED acCORDINg To A pREDeTeRMIneD thReshOlD vAluE. gENerALly, tHE Level of THe pIcTURe imAge signAL VARiES DEPEnDiNG upON... | Thisinvention relates to a binarizing system of picture image signals. In a facsimile device, for example, analog picture image signals produced by scanning a manuscript with a line sensor are binarized accordingto a predetermined threshold value. Generally, the level of the picture image signal varies... | _This_ _invention_ _relates_ to a binarizing system of picture _image_ signals. _In_ a facsimile _device,_ for example, analog picture image signals produced by scanning a manuscript with a _line_ _sensor_ _are_ binarized according _to_ a predetermined _threshold_ value. _Generally,_ _the_ level of the picture image si... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to an air conditioning system, such as for use in cooling and heating rooms or similar compartments, and more particularly, to an air conditioning system which heats and cools by radiation. Air conditioning system, as used herein, refers to a system that... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to an air conditioning system, referring as for use in cooling and heating rooms or similar compartments, and more particularly, to an air conditioning system which heats and cools by radiation. air conditioning system, as used herein, refers to a system... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to an air conditioning system, such as for use in cooling and heating rooms or similar compartments, and more particularly, to an air conditioning system which heats and cools by radiation. Air conditioning system, as used herein, refers to a system that... | Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to an air conditioning system, such as for use in cooling and heating rooms or similar compartments, and more particularly, to an air conditioning system which heats and cools by radiation. conditioning system, as used herein, refers a system that both cool... | 1. FiELd Of The invention
THe pREsent inventION GeNErALLY RELatEs To aN aiR coNditiONING SYstem, SUCh AS for USE In cOolInG anD heAtiNg ROoms OR simIlAR cOMParTmeNTS, And MORE PartICuLARlY, TO an aiR COnDItIOnIng SySTEm WHICh HeATS and coolS BY raDiATion. AiR COnDitIoniNg SYsTem, As uSEd HeReIN, ReFErs tO a systEM THAT... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention generally relates to an air conditioningsystem,suchasfor useincoolingand heating rooms or similar compartments, and more particularly, to an air conditioningsystem which heats and cools by radiation.Air conditioning system, as usedherein, refers to a system tha... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to an air conditioning system, such _as_ _for_ use in cooling _and_ _heating_ _rooms_ or similar compartments, and more particularly, to an _air_ conditioning system which heats and _cools_ by radiation. Air conditioning system, as used _herein,_ refer... |
1. Field of the Invention
THIS INVENTION relates to dowel sleeves.
In particular, the invention relates, but is not limited to, dowel sleeves for the construction of concrete slabs; and to parts or components for the dowel sleeves.
Throughout the specification, the term “construction plate” shall be used to include key... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to dowel sleeves. in particular, the invention relates, but is not limited to, dowel sleeves for the construction of concrete slabs ; and to parts or components for the dowel sleeves. throughout the specification, the term “ construction plate ” shall be used to include ... | 1. Field of the Invention THIS INVENTION relates to dowel s<e$ves. In particular, the invention relates, but is not limited to, dowel sleeves for the construction of concrete slabs; and to parts or components for the dowel sleeves. Throughout the specification, the yerN “ construction plate ” shall be used to include k... | 1. Field of the Invention THIS INVENTION relates to dowel sleeves. invention relates, but is not limited to, dowel sleeves for the construction of concrete and to parts or components for the dowel sleeves. specification, term “construction plate” be to include key joint plates, contraction plates and expansion plates f... | 1. fIElD oF THE InvenTIon
ThiS InvENTIon rElATEs To DoweL sleEvES.
in PARTiCULaR, THe invEntION rELaTes, BUT IS nOt limiTED TO, DOWel sleEVeS for tHe ConSTRuCTiOn Of COncretE Slabs; AnD TO paRTS oR CoMPOneNTs fOR tHe DOWEL SLEEves.
tHRouGhoUT THE sPEcificATIoN, ThE teRm “coNsTrUctiON platE” shalL BE usED TO incLuDE keY... | 1. Field of the Invention THIS INVENTION relates to dowel sleeves. Inparticular, the invention relates, but is not limited to, dowel sleeves for the construction ofconcrete slabs; and toparts or components for the dowel sleeves. Throughoutthe specification, the term “construction plate”shall be u... | 1. Field of the Invention _THIS_ _INVENTION_ relates to dowel sleeves. In particular, _the_ _invention_ relates, but is not limited to, dowel sleeves for the construction of concrete slabs; and to parts or components for the _dowel_ sleeves. Throughout the specification, the term “construction plate” shall be used _to_... |
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