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In recent years, the production of mobile terminals in which the substantially entire surface is formed by a display unit and a touch panel (liquid crystal display device or the like) and which are operated through the touch panel, such as smartphones, have been increasing in number. For this reason, the production of ... | in recent years, the production of mobile terminals in which the substantially entire surface is formed by a display unit and a touch panel ( liquid crystal display device or the like ) and which are operated through the touch panel, such as smartphones, have been increasing in number. for this reason, the production o... | In rfc$nt years, the production of mobile terminals in which the substantially entire surface is formed by a display unit and a touch panel (liquid crystal display device or the like) and which are operated through the touch panel, sIFh as smartphones, have been increasing in number. For this reason, the production of ... | In years, the production of mobile terminals in which the substantially surface is formed by a display unit a panel (liquid crystal device or the like) and which are operated through the touch such as smartphones, have been increasing in number. this reason, the production of mobile terminals operated with hard keys ha... | iN recent yeaRS, THe prOdUcTIon OF MobIle termINals In WHIch the SuBsTANTIALLY entiRE sURFaCE iS fOrmed by A DIsPLaY unit AND A TOUCh paNel (LiquId CRysTAL DISpLay DEviCe oR The LiKe) anD whiCh aRE oPerATeD tHROugh ThE TouCH paNel, SUch as smARtpHoNEs, hAve BeeN inCREAsinG in NumBEr. foR tHis rEaSoN, ThE produCtIon oF ... | In recent years, the production of mobileterminals in which the substantially entire surfaceis formed by a displayunit anda touch panel (liquid crystaldisplay deviceor the like) and which are operated through the touch panel, such assmartphones, have been increasing in number.For this reason, the production... | In recent _years,_ the production of mobile terminals in which the substantially entire surface is formed by a display unit and a touch panel _(liquid_ crystal display _device_ _or_ the like) and which are operated _through_ the touch panel, such as smartphones, have been increasing in number. For this reason, the prod... |
Since 1970 numerous attempts have been made to replace products derived from petroleum (in particular fuels) by products obtained from vegetable matter so as to reduce the dependency on oil-producing countries and increase the markets and sales of agricultural products. The industrial route utilizing oleaginous plants ... | since 1970 numerous attempts have been made to replace products derived from petroleum ( in particular fuels ) by products obtained from vegetable matter so as possible reduce the dependency on oil - producing countries and increase the markets and sales of agricultural products. the usual route utilizing oleaginous pl... | Since 1970 numerous attempts have been mQWe to replace products derived from petroleum (in particular fuels) by products obtained from vegetable ms5ter so as to reduce the dependency on oil - producing countries and increase the markets and sales of agricultural products. The industrial route utilizing oleaginous plant... | Since 1970 numerous attempts have been made replace products derived from petroleum (in particular by products obtained from vegetable matter so as to reduce the dependency on oil-producing and increase the markets and sales of agricultural products. The industrial route oleaginous plants as starting materials starts t... | SIncE 1970 nUmERoUs AtTeMptS haVE been MaDe To rEPLacE prodUCtS DeRIved FROM PETRolEUM (In pArTICuLAR fUelS) By pRoDUctS ObTAineD FrOm veGeTAblE maTTer So AS To ReDUcE tHE dePEndeNcY On OiL-pRoDuciNg CoUNtrIeS And INcREaSE tHE mARkETs aND Sales oF aGRicuLtUrAL PrODUcTs. thE INDustrIaL RoUTe UtIlizIng OleAGiNouS PLaNTS ... | Since 1970 numerous attempts have been madeto replace products derived from petroleum (in particular fuels)by products obtained from vegetable matter so as to reduce the dependencyon oil-producing countriesand increasethe marketsand sales of agricultural products. The industrial route utilizingoleagi... | Since _1970_ _numerous_ attempts have been made to replace products derived from petroleum (in particular fuels) by products obtained from _vegetable_ matter so _as_ _to_ reduce the dependency on _oil-producing_ countries and increase the markets and sales of agricultural products. The industrial route utilizing oleagi... |
There are in various parts of the world ponds or former ponds which have been completely filled by hazardous chemical wastes discharged by nearby industrial plants. Often these ponds are adjacent to or actually communicate with waterways and an especially egregious example of such ponds are the so-called tar ponds of S... | there are in various parts of the world ponds or former ponds which had been completely filled by hazardous chemical wastes discharged by nearby industrial plants. often these ponds are adjacent to or actually communicate with waterways and an especially egregious example of such ponds are the so - considered tar ponds... | There are in various parts of the world ponds or former ponds which have b@Wn completely filled by hazardous chemical wastes discharged by nearby industrial plants. Often these ponds are adjacent to or actually communicate with waterways and an especially egr3gioHs example of such ponds are the so - called tar ponds of... | There are in various parts of the ponds or former ponds which have been completely filled hazardous wastes discharged nearby industrial plants. Often these ponds are adjacent to or actually communicate with waterways and an especially egregious of such ponds are the so-called tar ponds of Sydney, Nova Scotia which have... | thEre Are IN VaRIous paRts oF thE world PoNdS oR former PONdS WHICH HAVe bEeN COmpLEtELY filLED by haZARdoUS cheMical WasTeS dIschARGed By nEArBY InDUstriAL PlANts. oFTeN thesE pOnds arE ADjAcEnT To Or aCtuaLLy communICate With WAtERWAYS AND An ESpECiaLLy EgrEgIOuS examplE oF SUcH PoNds ArE thE SO-caLleD TAr ponds OF S... | There arein various parts of the world ponds or former ponds which have been completelyfilled by hazardous chemical wastes dischargedby nearbyindustrial plants. Often these ponds are adjacent to or actually communicate with waterways and an especially egregious example of such ponds arethe so-call... | _There_ are _in_ _various_ parts of the world _ponds_ or former _ponds_ which have been completely _filled_ by hazardous chemical wastes _discharged_ by nearby industrial plants. Often these ponds are _adjacent_ to or actually communicate with waterways and an _especially_ egregious example of such ponds are the so-cal... |
The present invention relates to novel halogenated polycarbosilanes and to processes for their preparation.
Polycarbosilanes are polymers having a skeletal structure formed of the elements carbon and silicon in which, in general, Si groups and hydrocarbon groups are alternatingly present. The skeletal structure of such... | the present invention relates to novel halogenated polycarbosilanes and to processes for their preparation. polycarbosilanes are polymers involving a skeletal structure formed of the elements carbon and silicon in which, in general, si groups and hydrocarbon groups are alternatingly present. the skeletal structure of s... | The present invention relates to novel halogenated polycarbosilanes and to processes for their preparation. Polycarbosilanes are polymers havkMg a skeletal sHructIre formed of the elements carbon and silicon in which, in general, Si groups and hydrocarbon groups are alternatingly present. The skeletal structure of such... | present invention relates to novel halogenated polycarbosilanes and to processes for their Polycarbosilanes are polymers having a skeletal structure formed of the elements and silicon in which, in general, Si groups and hydrocarbon groups are alternatingly present. The skeletal structure of such polycarbosilanes is com... | THE pREseNT inVentioN reLAtES TO nOvEL haLogEnAteD POlYcARBosIlANEs aNd TO ProCessES for tHeIr PrePAratION.
POlYcARbosiLaNEs ARE polymErS havIng a SkElEtAL stRuCTurE FORMeD of THe ELemenTs CarBOn anD SILicON IN whicH, IN gENErAl, Si gROUPS ANd HydrocarBOn grOupS ArE alTERNatinGlY PReSENT. the skEletal StRuctUre of suCH... | The present invention relates to novel halogenated polycarbosilanes and to processes for their preparation. Polycarbosilanesare polymers having a skeletal structure formed of the elements carbon and siliconin which, in general, Sigroups and hydrocarbon groups arealternatingly present. The skeletal structure of s... | The present _invention_ relates to novel _halogenated_ _polycarbosilanes_ and _to_ processes for _their_ preparation. Polycarbosilanes are _polymers_ having a _skeletal_ structure formed of the elements carbon and silicon in which, _in_ general, Si groups and hydrocarbon groups are alternatingly present. _The_ skeletal... |
In the processing of wood chips preparatory to introduction to a digester, it is preferred to discard those chip particles which have fibers shorter than a preset minimum length or which are in the form of flakes thinner than a preset thickness, because these are considered to be poor digesting materials. For purposes ... | in the processing of wood chips preparatory the introduction to a digester, it is preferred to discard those chip particles which have fibers shorter than a preset minimum length – which are in the form of flakes thinner than a preset thickness, because these are considered to be poor digesting materials. for purposes ... | In the processing of wood chips preparatory to introduction to a digester, it is prwferrev to discard those chip particles which have fibers shorter Gtan a preset minimum length or which are in the form of flakes thinner than a preset thickness, because thDs4 are considered to be poor digesting materials. For purposes ... | In the processing of wood preparatory to introduction to a digester, it is preferred to discard those chip particles which have fibers shorter a minimum length or which are in the form of flakes thinner than a preset thickness, because these are considered be poor digesting materials. For purposes of the present descri... | IN The PRoCesSING oF wOOD cHIPS pRePARaTORY tO INtroDuCtIOn TO A digEsTer, iT Is pREfErReD To DiscArD THOsE chip pARtIclES WHICh haVe FIBERs ShorTeR thaN a pReSeT MinIMum LeNGTh Or WHicH ArE In The FORM of fLAKEs THiNnER tHAn a PreSET ThickneSs, bEcaUSe tHeSe ArE ConsIdEreD tO Be PoOR Digesting mAtERials. fOR PURPoSes ... | In the processing of wood chips preparatory to introduction to a digester, it ispreferred to discardthose chip particles which have fibers shorter than a preset minimum length or which are in the form of flakes thinner than a preset thickness, because these are considered to be poor digesting materia... | In the processing of wood _chips_ _preparatory_ to _introduction_ to a digester, _it_ _is_ _preferred_ _to_ discard those _chip_ particles which have fibers shorter than a preset minimum _length_ _or_ which are in the form of flakes _thinner_ _than_ a preset thickness, _because_ _these_ are considered to be poor digest... |
The present invention constitutes a new and distinct variety of Rosa damascena which originated from a breeding program employing mutation induction technology coupled with tissue culture technology. Research and first propagation were carried out at a research greenhouse and trial station in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
Unpa... | the present invention identifies a new and distinct variety of deadly rosa which originated from a breeding program employing mutation induction technology coupled with tissue culture technology. research and first propagation were carried out at a research greenhouse and trial station in riyadh, saudi arabia. unpatent... | The present invention constitutes a new and distinct variety of Rosa damascena which originated from a breeding program employing khtation induction t@Xhnology coupled with tissue culture technology. Research and first propagation were carried out at a resRarcN greenhouse and trial station in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Unpa... | The invention constitutes a new and variety of Rosa which originated from a breeding program employing mutation induction technology coupled with tissue culture technology. Research and first propagation were carried out at research greenhouse and trial station in Riyadh, Saudi Unpatented, proprietary mother plants of ... | THE prESeNt INVEntIoN ConStItUteS a New anD DIsTiNCT VarIETY OF RoSA daMAscEnA Which oRiGinaTeD FroM a breEDinG PROgrAM EmPLoYing MUtatION IndUcTioN TEChNOLOGY cOuPlED wiTH Tissue CULTURe TechnOlogy. reSeaRch anD fIRsT pRoPAgaTiOn wEre CaRRieD oUt AT A reseARch GReenhouse aNd TriAL STaTiOn iN RIYADH, SaudI aRabIa.
Unpa... | The present invention constitutes a new and distinctvariety ofRosa damascena which originated from a breeding program employing mutation induction technology coupled with tissue culture technology. Research and first propagation were carried out at a research greenhouse andtrial station in Riyadh, Saudi Arab... | The present invention constitutes a new and distinct variety of Rosa damascena which originated from a breeding program employing mutation induction technology coupled with tissue culture technology. Research _and_ first propagation were carried out at a research greenhouse and trial station in _Riyadh,_ Saudi Arabia. ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a switching device equipped with a controller duty-controlling a controlled variable of a controlled system to a desired amount, and in particular, to the switching device that is able to perform such a control by making a switching element turn on/off with les... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a switching device equipped with a controller duty - controlling a controlled variable of a controlled system to a desired amount, and in particular, to the switching device that is able to perform such a control by making a switching element turn on / off with... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a switching device DSuipped with a controller duty - controlling a controKied variable of a controlled system to a desired amount, and in particular, to the swU$ching device that is able to perform such a control by making a switching element t T$n on / off wit... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a switching device equipped with a controller duty-controlling a controlled variable of a system to a desired amount, and in particular, to switching device that is able to perform such a control by making a switching element turn on/off with less due to the switch... | 1. fiElD Of tHe iNVeNtIoN
ThE PReSent InvenTIOn rELAtEs To a swItCHing DevICE eQUIPPed with A cOntRollER Duty-cOntrOlling a ConTroLlED vaRiAbLe oF a cOnTROLlEd sYstEM TO A deSIreD AMOunt, ANd In pARtICULar, TO ThE SwItcHing DevICe tHat iS AbLe tO perfoRM suCh A coNTROl bY MAkING a swiTCHING elEmENt Turn On/OfF WIth les... | 1.Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a switching deviceequipped with a controller duty-controlling a controlled variable of a controlled system to a desired amount, and in particular, to the switching device that is able to perform such a control by making a switching element ... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates _to_ _a_ switching device equipped _with_ a controller duty-controlling a controlled variable _of_ _a_ controlled system to a _desired_ amount, and in particular, _to_ the _switching_ device _that_ is able to perform _such_ a control by making a switching elemen... |
The present disclosure relates generally to input/output (I/O) processing, and in particular, to providing features to facilitate transport mode I/O operations.
Input/output (I/O) operations are used to transfer data between memory and I/O devices of an I/O processing system. Specifically, data is written from memory t... | the present disclosure relates generally to input / output ( i / o ) processing, used in particular, to providing features to facilitate transport mode i / o operations. input / output ( i / o ) operations are used to transfer data between memory and i / o devices of an i / o processing system. traditionally, data is w... | The present disclosure relates genWralpy to input / output (I / O) processing, and in particular, to providing features to facilitate transport mode I / O operations. Input / output (I / O) operations are used to transfer data between memory and I / O dev8ves of an I / O processing system. SpecifiSallt, data is written... | The present disclosure relates input/output (I/O) processing, and in particular, to providing features to facilitate mode I/O operations. Input/output (I/O) operations are used transfer data between memory and I/O devices of I/O processing system. Specifically, data is written from to one or more I/O devices, and data ... | THe PResEnt dIscLoSuRe rELates GenerAlLy to inpuT/OUTput (i/O) prOcESsinG, aND iN PArtICuLAr, to prOVIding feATUREs To FaCIlItaTE tRansPORT MODE i/o opERaTiOnS.
InpuT/oUtPut (I/O) OPeRATIoNS Are USEd to tranSfER daTa bEtwEEN MEmORY and i/O DEViCes of An i/O prOCEsSINg SYstEm. SpeCIfICalLY, DatA Is wrItTen FrOm meMory T... | The present disclosure relates generally toinput/output (I/O) processing, and in particular, to providingfeatures to facilitate transportmode I/O operations. Input/output (I/O) operations are usedto transfer data between memory and I/Odevices of an I/Oprocessing system. Specifically,data is written fr... | The present _disclosure_ relates generally to input/output (I/O) processing, and in particular, to providing _features_ _to_ facilitate transport mode I/O operations. _Input/output_ (I/O) operations are used to transfer data between memory and I/O devices _of_ an I/O processing system. Specifically, data is written fro... |
Today's network links carry vast amounts of information. High bandwidth applications supported by these network links include, for example, streaming video, streaming audio, and large aggregations of voice traffic. In the future, network bandwidth demands are certain to increase.
As a business grows, so can its network... | today ' s network links carry vast amounts physical information. high bandwidth applications supported by these network links include, for example, streaming video, streaming audio, and large aggregations of voice traffic. in the future, network bandwidth demands are certain to increase. as a business grows, so can its... | Today ' s network links carry vast amounts of information. High bandwidth applications supported by these network links include, for example, streaming video, streaJ*ng audio, and large aggregations of voice traffic. In the future, network bandwidth demands are certain to increase. As a business grows, so can its netwo... | Today's network links carry vast amounts of information. High bandwidth applications supported by these network links include, for example, streaming video, streaming audio, and large aggregations of voice traffic. In the future, network bandwidth demands are certain to increase. As a business grows, so network, increa... | TodaY's NetWORK liNks cArrY vaSt AmounTS OF infORMAtiON. hiGh banDwiDTH aPplIcAtIons SUPPortEd BY THESE neTwOrk LInKS iNcLUde, fOR ExamPle, sTreAMiNG vIDEO, StreamINg AUDiO, AND laRgE agGREgaTiONS Of vOice TraFFiC. iN tHE Future, NeTWoRk bAndwIdTh DEMANdS ARE certAIn tO InCrEaSE.
As A buSiNeSS grOwS, So cAn iTS nEtwOrK... | Today's network links carry vast amounts of information. Highbandwidth applications supported by these network links include, for example, streamingvideo,streaming audio, and largeaggregations of voice traffic. In the future, networkbandwidth demands are certainto increase. As a business grows, so can ... | Today's network _links_ carry vast amounts of _information._ High bandwidth applications supported by these network _links_ include, for example, _streaming_ video, streaming audio, and large aggregations of _voice_ traffic. In the future, network _bandwidth_ demands are certain to increase. As a business grows, _so_ _... |
Calorimetry is used to measure enthalpic changes, including enthalpic changes arising from reactions, phase changes, changes in molecular conformation, temperature variations, and other variations of interest that may occur for a particular specimen. By measuring enthalpic changes over a series of conditions, other the... | gravity is used to measure enthalpic changes, including enthalpic changes arising from reactions, phase changes, changes in molecular conformation, temperature variations, and other variations of interest that may occur for a particular specimen. by measuring enthalpic changes over a series of conditions, other thermod... | Calorimetry is used to measure enthalpic changes, including enthalpic changes arising from reactions, phase changes, changes in molecular conformation, temperature variations, and other variations of interest that may occur for a particular specimen. By measuring enthalpic changes over a series of conditions, other the... | is used measure enthalpic changes, changes arising from reactions, phase changes, changes in molecular temperature variations, and other of interest that may occur for a particular By enthalpic changes over a series of conditions, other thermodynamic variables may deduced. For measurements of enthalpy as a function of ... | cALOrIMeTRy is useD tO MeAsurE eNthaLPIc cHangES, iNCluDIng EnthAlPiC CHanGes aRIsIng fROM REaCtIONS, PhaSe cHaNGEs, CHaNGES In mOleCUlAR CONfOrmAtion, teMPErAtuRe VariatIOns, anD other VARIATionS OF INteRest tHaT may OcCUr fOr a paRtIcULar SpECimen. bY mEAsurINg EnthalpiC CHAngeS over a sEries Of Conditions, OtHER ThE... | Calorimetry is used to measure enthalpic changes,including enthalpic changes arising from reactions, phase changes,changes in molecularconformation, temperature variations, and other variationsof interest that may occurfor a particularspecimen.By measuring enthalpic changes over a series of conditions, o... | Calorimetry is _used_ to _measure_ _enthalpic_ changes, including enthalpic _changes_ _arising_ from _reactions,_ phase changes, changes in _molecular_ conformation, temperature variations, _and_ other variations of _interest_ that may _occur_ for a particular specimen. _By_ measuring enthalpic changes over a series of... |
Maize (or corn; Zea mays L.) plant breeding is a process to develop improved maize germplasm in an inbred or hybrid plant. Maize plants can be self-pollinating or cross pollinating. Self pollination for several generations produces homozygosity at almost all gene loci, forming a uniform population of true breeding prog... | maize ( or corn ; zea mays l. ) plant breeding is a process to develop improved maize germplasm in an inbred or hybrid plant. maize plants can be self - pollinating or cross pollinating. self pollination for several specimens produces homozygosity at almost all gene loci, forming a uniform population of true breeding p... | Maize (or corn; Zea mays L.) plant breeding is a process to develop improved maize germplasm in an inbred or hybrid plant. Maize plants can be self - pollinating or cross pollinating. Self pollination for several generations produces homozygosity at almost all gene loci, forming a uniform population of true breeding pr... | Maize (or corn; Zea mays L.) plant process to develop improved maize germplasm in an inbred or hybrid plant. Maize can be self-pollinating or cross Self pollination for several generations produces homozygosity all gene forming a uniform population of breeding progeny, known inbreds. Hybrids are developed crossing two ... | MAIze (Or coRn; Zea mAYS l.) plant brEeDInG is A ProceSs To deVELop iMProVeD maiZe gErMpLASM iN AN INbrEd OR HYbRId plANT. MAiZE PlaNts cAN BE SelF-POLLiNatING Or CrosS PoLLINatInG. sElf poLlinAtION FoR SEvERAL gENeRAtiOnS ProDUcEs hoMozyGosity At alMOst alL geNe lOCI, foRming A UnifoRm popuLATIOn oF TRUe BreEdING Prog... | Maize (or corn;Zea mays L.) plant breeding is a process to develop improved maize germplasm in an inbred or hybrid plant. Maizeplants can be self-pollinating or cross pollinating. Selfpollination for several generations produces homozygosity at almost allgene loci, forminga uniformpopulation of true breeding p... | Maize _(or_ corn; Zea mays L.) plant breeding is a process to develop improved maize germplasm in an inbred _or_ hybrid _plant._ Maize plants can be self-pollinating _or_ _cross_ _pollinating._ Self pollination _for_ several generations produces homozygosity _at_ almost all gene loci, forming a uniform _population_ of ... |
Please refer to FIG. 1, a functional block diagram illustrating a conventional computer system. The computer system includes a central processing unit (CPU) 10, a north bridge chip 11, a south bridge chip 12, first storage device 13 and second storage device 14. To boot the computer system, it is necessary to load both... | please refer to fig. 1, a logical block diagram illustrating a conventional computer system. the computer system includes a central processing unit ( cpu ) 10, ibm north bridge chip 11, a south bridge chip 12, first storage device 13 and second storage device 14. to boot the computer system, it is necessary directly lo... | Please refer to FIG. 1, a functional block diagram jllustrat9ng a conventional computer system. The computer system includes a central processing unit (CPU) 10, a north bridge chip 11, a south bgidgD chip 12, first storage device 13 and second storage device 14. To boot the computer system, it is necessary to load both... | Please refer to FIG. 1, a functional block diagram illustrating a conventional computer system. computer system includes a central processing unit (CPU) 10, a north bridge chip 11, a south bridge chip first storage device 13 and second storage device To boot the system, is necessary to both basic input/output system (B... | pLeAsE rEFeR To FIG. 1, a FUnctiOnal blOcK DiaGRam iLlUSTRAtIng a ConvEnTionAl CoMPUTeR sYSTem. tHE coMPuTEr SySTem iNclUdES a cENTrAL proCeSsinG UnIT (CPu) 10, A NoRtH bRidGe chIp 11, A sOUTh bRidge CHiP 12, fIRsT STORAgE deVice 13 ANd sEcond sTorAGE deVIce 14. to boOT The comPUter SYSteM, iT is NecesSarY tO lOAd both... | Please refer to FIG. 1, a functional block diagram illustrating a conventional computer system. Thecomputersystem includes a central processing unit (CPU) 10, a north bridge chip 11, a south bridgechip 12, first storagedevice 13 andsecond storage device 14. To boot the computer system, it is necessary ... | Please _refer_ to FIG. 1, _a_ functional block diagram illustrating a _conventional_ computer _system._ The _computer_ system includes _a_ central processing _unit_ (CPU) _10,_ a north bridge chip 11, _a_ south bridge _chip_ 12, first storage device 13 and second storage device 14. To boot the computer system, _it_ is ... |
The use of a metallocene catalyst in combination with alumoxanes as a co-catalyst to polymerize ethylene, propylene and other olefins is well-known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,769,510 (Kaminsky et al.) discloses the use of a metallocene catalyst with an alumoxane co-catalyst in polymerizing ethylene. In Kaminsky, polym... | the use of a metallocene catalyst in combination with alumoxanes as a co - catalyst to polymerize ethylene, propylene and other olefins is well - known in the art. u. s. pat. no. 4, 769, 510 ( kaminsky y al. ) discloses the use of a metallocene catalyst with an alumoxane co - catalyst before polymerizing ethylene. in k... | The use of a metallocene catalyst in combination with alumoxanes as a co - catalyst to polymerize ethglenD, propylene and other olefins is well - known in the art. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 769, 510 (Kaminsky et al.) discloses the use of a metallocene catalyst with an alumoxane co - catalyst in polymerizing ethylene. In Kamins... | The use of a metallocene catalyst combination alumoxanes as a co-catalyst to polymerize ethylene, propylene and other is well-known in U.S. Pat. No. 4,769,510 (Kaminsky et al.) use a metallocene catalyst with an alumoxane co-catalyst in ethylene. In polymerization is carried out by using a dilute solution of metallocen... | tHe USE oF A metaLlOcENE CATaLYST iN COmBInAtIoN WiTh aLUMOxANes As A CO-CAtALyst to POLYmErIZE ethylEnE, pROpyLenE and OTHER oLEfIns IS WelL-knoWn iN the Art. U.S. Pat. no. 4,769,510 (kAMiNSkY ET aL.) diSCLOSes tHe uSe OF a MetaLloCENe CATAlYST WIth An ALumOxAne co-CatAlysT iN PolYMeriZING EthYlenE. iN KaMiNskY, PoLym... | The use of a metallocene catalyst in combination with alumoxanes as a co-catalyst to polymerize ethylene, propylene and otherolefins is well-knownin the art. U.S.Pat. No. 4,769,510 (Kaminsky et al.) discloses theuse of a metallocene catalystwithan alumoxane co-catalyst in polymerizingethylene. In ... | The use of a metallocene catalyst in combination with alumoxanes as a co-catalyst to _polymerize_ _ethylene,_ _propylene_ and _other_ _olefins_ is well-known in the _art._ _U.S._ _Pat._ _No._ 4,769,510 _(Kaminsky_ et al.) discloses the use of a metallocene catalyst with an _alumoxane_ co-catalyst in polymerizing ethyle... |
U.S. Pat. No. 3,426,100 to McDonough relates to copolymers of crystallizable linear polyesters and polycarbonates. Although such polyesters have improved properties, they are not pertinent to the present invention since they do not even suggest melt blends of two different types of polyesters.
British Pat. No. 1,546,69... | u. s. pat. no. 1, 426, 100 to mcdonough relates to copolymers being crystallizable linear polyesters and polycarbonates. although such polyesters have improved properties, they are not pertinent to the present invention since they do not even suggest melt blends of two different types of polyesters. british pat. ph. 1,... | U. S. Pat. No. 3, 426, 100 to McDonough relates to copolyKerX of crystallizable linear polyesters and polycarbonates. Although such polyesters have improved properties, they are not pertonenY to the present invention since they do not even sIggRst melt blends of two different types of polyesters. British Pat. No. 1, 54... | U.S. Pat. No. 3,426,100 to McDonough relates to copolymers of linear polyesters and polycarbonates. Although such polyesters have properties, they are not pertinent to the present invention since they do not even suggest melt blends of two different of polyesters. British Pat. No. 1,546,698 relates to transparent sheet... | u.s. pAt. No. 3,426,100 TO McDONOUgh relatES to COPOlYmerS OF crysTaLlIZAbLE LiNEAr pOLYEStERS aNd polyCARbonATeS. aLthOugh SuCh POLyeSTErS hAVe iMpRoVEd PROpERtIEs, THey arE nOt peRtINeNT tO tHe PrEseNt InvENTiOn siNCe THey DO nOT EvEN SugGEsT Melt BLEnds OF tWo DIfferENT TyPes Of pOlYEsTerS.
briTISH pat. No. 1,546,69... | U.S. Pat. No.3,426,100 to McDonoughrelates to copolymers of crystallizable linear polyesters andpolycarbonates. Although such polyesters have improved properties, they are not pertinent to the present invention since they donot even suggest melt blends of two different types of polyeste... | U.S. Pat. No. 3,426,100 to McDonough relates to copolymers of crystallizable linear _polyesters_ and _polycarbonates._ _Although_ such _polyesters_ have improved properties, they are _not_ _pertinent_ to the _present_ invention _since_ they _do_ _not_ even suggest melt _blends_ of _two_ different types of polyesters. B... |
A “drive-through” is a type of service provided by a business such as, for example, fast-food restaurant, bank, pharmacy, and coffee shop that permits a customer to purchase a product without leaving their vehicle. Such drive-through services provides the customer with fast and convenient service while increasing the n... | a “ drive - through ” is a type of service provided by a business such as, for example, fast - food restaurant, bank, pharmacy, and coffee shop that permits a customer to purchase a product without leaving their vehicle. customer drive - through services provides the customer with fast and convenient service while incr... | A “ d3iv$ - through ” is a type of service provided by a business such as, for example, fast - food restaurant, baJ>, pharmacy, and coffee shop that permits a customer to purchase a product without leaving their vehicle. Such drive - through services provides the customer with fast and convenient servKc3 while increasi... | A “drive-through” is a type of service provided a business such as, for example, restaurant, bank, pharmacy, and coffee shop that permits a customer to purchase product without their vehicle. Such services provides the customer with fast and convenient service while increasing the number of customers that may be served... | a “DriVe-tHROugh” Is A Type Of seRViCE PrOViDEd by a BUsINEss suCH as, foR exAmPle, fAsT-foOD REStaUrant, bAnK, pharmacy, AnD coFfEe ShOp THat peRmits a CusToMeR to pURChASe A ProDuct WitHouT LeAVING Their VeHIcLe. suCH drIvE-THROugH sERVicEs PrOVIdEs thE cusTOMEr WitH FAST And ConVENIent sERvICE wHILE INcreaSiNG THe n... | A “drive-through” is a type of service provided by abusiness such as, for example, fast-food restaurant, bank, pharmacy, and coffee shop that permits a customerto purchase a product without leaving their vehicle.Suchdrive-through services provides the customer with fast andconvenient service whileincreasi... | A _“drive-through”_ is a type of service provided by a business such as, for example, fast-food restaurant, _bank,_ pharmacy, _and_ coffee shop that permits _a_ customer to purchase _a_ product without leaving their vehicle. Such drive-through services _provides_ _the_ customer with fast _and_ convenient service while ... |
The present invention relates to utility meter monitoring systems and particularly to a system for automatically and remotely reading and processing data from one or more utility meters.
Efforts have been made to automate utility meters; i.e., gas, electric, water, for many years. The reason for the efforts is abundant... | the present invention relates to utility meter monitoring systems and particularly to a system which automatically and remotely reading and processing data from one or more utility meters. efforts have been made to automate utility meters ; i. e., gas, electric, water, for many years. the reason for the efforts is abun... | The present invention relates to utility meter monitoring systems and particularly to a system for automatically and remotely reading and processing data from one or more utility meters. Efforts have been made to automate utility meters; i. e. , gas, electric, water, for many years. The reason for the efforts is abunda... | The present invention relates to utility meter monitoring systems and particularly to a system for automatically and remotely reading and processing data from one or more meters. Efforts have made to automate utility meters; i.e., gas, electric, for many years. The reason for the efforts is abundantly clear. The manual... | tHe pReseNT iNvENTIOn RELatEs tO utIliTY MeTer mONiToriNG SySTEmS aND ParTIcUlarly To a sYSTEM For aUTomaTICAlLY AnD rEmotELy reading ANd proCEsSINg DATa fRoM oNe OR mORE uTiLITy mEtERS.
efFORtS haVe beeN MADe tO auToMatE UtILity MeterS; I.E., gAS, ELecTriC, WAtER, FOR mAnY yeaRs. tHE reASOn fOr the EFforTS iS ABUndANT... | The present invention relates to utilitymeter monitoring systems and particularly to a system for automatically and remotely reading and processing data from one or more utility meters. Efforts have been made to automate utility meters;i.e., gas, electric, water, formanyyears. The reason ... | The _present_ invention _relates_ to utility meter monitoring _systems_ and particularly to a system for _automatically_ and remotely reading and processing data _from_ one or more utility meters. Efforts have been made to _automate_ utility meters; i.e., gas, electric, water, for many years. _The_ reason _for_ the eff... |
As the specific thrust of a conventional turbofan engine is reduced to improve propulsive efficiency, or to reduce fan and jet noise, its bypass ratio increases, the fan rotational speed reduces and the fan shaft torque increases, requiring a larger diameter shaft. The increased fan shaft diameter increases the minimum... | as the specific thrust of a conventional turbofan engine is reduced to improve propulsive efficiency, or to reduce fan and jet noise, its bypass ratio increases, the fan rotational speed reduces and the fan shaft torque increases, requiring a larger diameter shaft. the increased fan shaft diameter increases the minimum... | As the specific thrust of a conventional turbofan engine is reduced to improve propulsive efficiency, or to reduce fan and jet noise, its bypass ratio increases, the fan rotational speed reduces and the fan shaft torque increases, requiring a larger diameter shaft. The increased fan shaft diameter increases the minimum... | As the specific thrust a conventional turbofan engine is reduced to improve efficiency, or to reduce fan and jet noise, its bypass ratio increases, the fan rotational speed and the fan shaft increases, requiring a larger shaft. The increased shaft diameter increases the minimum bore diameters of the core components, re... | As tHe SpecifiC ThrusT of a cOnveNtioNAl TuRBoFan ENgine Is RedUCED tO iMpROVe pRoPULSiVE eFficiENCy, oR TO RedUce Fan AND jet NOise, its bYPAss RaTIO iNCreASes, thE faN rotATIonal speed redUces and the faN sHaFT TOrqUe INCreAsEs, REQuiRINg a LarGeR diAMEtEr Shaft. THE iNcreaseD FAn ShAFT dIAMEtER iNcREASES THe miNimUM... | As the specific thrust of a conventional turbofanengine is reduced to improve propulsive efficiency, or to reducefanand jet noise, its bypass ratio increases, the fan rotational speed reduces andthe fan shafttorque increases,requiring alarger diametershaft. The increased fan shaft diameter increases the m... | As the specific _thrust_ of a _conventional_ turbofan engine is reduced _to_ improve propulsive _efficiency,_ _or_ to _reduce_ _fan_ and jet noise, its bypass _ratio_ increases, the fan rotational speed _reduces_ and the fan shaft torque increases, _requiring_ a larger diameter _shaft._ The increased fan shaft diameter... |
Lattice structures are very popular for many purposes where panels are typically useful, and generally combine desirable characteristics of strength, light weight, and low cost. FIG. 1, labeled prior art, shows a typical lattice structure 11 formed from straight elements such as elements 13 arranged in a crossing patte... | lattice structures are very popular for many purposes where panels are typically useful, and generally combine desirable characteristics of strength, light weight, and low cost. fig. 1, labeled prior art, shows a typical lattice structure 11 formed from straight elements such as elements 13 arranged in a crossing patte... | Lattice structures are very popular for many purposes where panels are typically useful, and generally combine desirable characteristics of strength, light weight, and low cost. FIG. 1, labeled prior art, qho3s a typical lattice structure 11 formed from straight elements such as el4men$s 13 arrZHged in a crossing patte... | Lattice structures are very popular for many purposes where panels are typically useful, and generally combine desirable strength, light weight, and low cost. FIG. 1, labeled prior art, shows a typical structure 11 formed straight elements such as elements 13 arranged in a crossing and fastened together, forming openin... | lATtIce sTrUCTures ARE verY POPULaR FoR many PUrpOses WheRE Panels ARE TYPIcAlLy UsEFUL, AnD genERALLY cOmBIne DeSIRAblE CHaRACterIstICs Of STREngtH, LIgHT WeighT, anD Low COst. FIg. 1, laBELEd prior aRT, shOwS A tYPical latTiCe sTrUCTUre 11 FORmEd fRom STRaiGhT elemeNTS such As eleMenTS 13 arrAngED in a croSSiNG PaTTe... | Lattice structures are very popularformany purposes where panels are typically useful, andgenerally combinedesirable characteristics ofstrength, lightweight,andlow cost. FIG.1, labeled prior art, shows atypicallattice structure 11 formed from straightelements such aselements 13 arranged in a cross... | Lattice structures _are_ very popular _for_ many purposes where panels are typically _useful,_ _and_ generally _combine_ _desirable_ characteristics of strength, light _weight,_ and low cost. FIG. 1, labeled _prior_ art, _shows_ a _typical_ lattice structure 11 _formed_ _from_ straight elements such _as_ elements 13 _a... |
1. Technical Field
The inventive concept relates to semiconductor devices and methods of fabricating the same. More particularly, the inventive concept relates to metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) transistors and methods of fabricating the same.
2. Description of Related Art
There is an ever increasing demand for more hi... | 1. technical field the inventive concept relates to semiconductor devices and methods of fabricating the same. more particularly, the inventive concept relates to metal - oxide - semiconductor ( mos ) transistors and methods of fabricating the same. 2. description of related art there is an ever increasing demand for m... | 1. Technical Field The inventive concept relates to semiconductor devices and methods of fabricating the xamF. More particularly, the iHvsntive concept relates to metal - oxide - semiconductor (MOS) transistors and methods of fabricating the same. 2. Description of Related Art There is an ever increasing demand for mor... | 1. Technical Field inventive relates to semiconductor devices and methods fabricating the same. More particularly, the inventive concept relates metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) transistors and methods of fabricating the same. 2. Description of Related Art There is an increasing demand more integrated and higher perform... | 1. tEchnicAL fiElD
ThE INVENtive ConcEPt rELAtEs tO SemicONDuCTOr DeVICES aND METhoDs OF fABriCatING ThE same. mORe PaRTicUlarLY, thE Inventive COncEPT RelAtes tO MeTAl-OXidE-SEmIcONDUctOR (moS) tRaNsisTOrs ANd meThODs Of fabrIcATinG tHe SAME.
2. dEsCRiPTion OF RelAtEd art
THerE Is an eVer inCreasInG demAnd For morE Hi... | 1. Technical Field Theinventiveconcept relates to semiconductor devices and methods of fabricating the same. Moreparticularly, the inventive concept relates to metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS) transistors and methodsof fabricating the same. 2. Description ofRelated Art There is an everincreasing dema... | 1. Technical _Field_ The _inventive_ concept relates to semiconductor _devices_ _and_ methods of _fabricating_ the same. _More_ particularly, the inventive concept _relates_ to metal-oxide-semiconductor _(MOS)_ transistors _and_ methods of fabricating the same. 2. Description of Related _Art_ There is an _ever_ increas... |
Imagers are used in many applications nowadays. This includes 2D CMOS imagers as well as 3D imagers such as 3D depth imagers (3D cameras) which may be based for example on the ToF principle (time-of-flight principle) or other principles. 3D cameras may provide human gesture recognition in natural user interfaces or pas... | imagers are used in many applications nowadays. this includes 2d cmos screens as well as 3d imagers such as 3d depth imagers ( 3d cameras ) which may be focused for example on the tof principle ( time - of - flight principle ) or other principles. 2d cameras may provide human gesture recognition in natural user interfa... | Imagers are used in many applications nowadays. This includes 2D CMOS imagers as well as 3D imagers such as 3D depth imagers (3D cameras) which may be based for example on the ToF principle (time - of - flight principle) or other principles. 3D cameras may provide human gesture recognition in natural user interfaces or... | are used in many applications includes 2D CMOS imagers as well as 3D imagers such 3D depth imagers (3D cameras) which may be based for example on the ToF principle (time-of-flight or other principles. 3D cameras may provide human recognition in natural user interfaces or passenger recognition for automotive safety Dist... | ImaGeRs arE usED In MaNy apPlicAtioNS nOwADayS. tHIS iNcLUDes 2d CmOs imaGeRS AS WELl aS 3d imaGeRs sUch as 3d DEPtH ImageRs (3D CAMeraS) whIcH MaY bE bAsED For ExampLE oN The ToF pRinciPLE (tIme-of-fLighT PRInCIplE) oR oTHeR pRINcIPleS. 3D camEras mAy PROviDe huMan gEStURE rEcOGniTion In NAtURal USer interfACES oR PAS... | Imagers areused in many applications nowadays. This includes 2D CMOS imagers as well as 3D imagers such as 3D depth imagers (3D cameras) which may be basedfor example on the ToFprinciple (time-of-flight principle) or other principles. 3D cameras may provide human gesture recognition in natural user int... | _Imagers_ are used in many applications nowadays. This includes _2D_ CMOS imagers as well as 3D imagers such as 3D depth imagers _(3D_ cameras) which may be based for example on the ToF principle (time-of-flight _principle)_ or other principles. 3D cameras may provide human gesture _recognition_ in natural user _interf... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a system for thin film deposition, and more particularly to a replaceable film precursor support assembly for use in the film precursor evaporation system of a thin film deposition system.
2. Description of Related Art
The introduction of copper (Cu) metal into mul... | 1. field of invention the present invention related to a system for thin film deposition, and more particularly to a replaceable film precursor support assembly for use in the film precursor evaporation system of a thin film deposition system. 2. description of related art the introduction of copper ( cu ) metal into m... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a system for thJm film deposition, and more particularly to a replaceable film precursor s T(port assembly for use in the film precursor evaporation system of a thin film deposition system. 2. Description of Related Art The introduction of copper (Cu) metal into mu... | 1. Field of Invention present invention relates to a for film deposition, and more to a replaceable film precursor support assembly for use in the film precursor evaporation system thin film system. 2. of Related The introduction of (Cu) metal into multilayer metallization schemes for manufacturing integrated circuits ... | 1. FiElD Of INVenTiOn
tHe PResEnT iNveNtIon relaTEs To A sysTem fOR ThIn FILm dePoSiTiOn, AnD MOrE PARTiCularlY to a rePlACeABlE filM preCUrsoR sUPpoRt AsSEmbLy for USE in tHe FiLm pRECurSoR EvaPORATiON sYsTEM of A thIN FILm DepOsITiOn sYstem.
2. DesCRiPtIOn OF reLatEd Art
thE IntROdUCTIoN oF CopPEr (Cu) MeTaL INtO MUL... | 1. Field ofInvention The present invention relatesto a system for thin film deposition, and more particularly to a replaceablefilm precursor support assemblyfor use in the film precursor evaporation systemof a thin film deposition system. 2. Description of Related Art The introduction of copper (Cu) metal ... | _1._ _Field_ of Invention The present invention relates to _a_ _system_ for thin film deposition, _and_ more particularly to a replaceable film precursor support assembly for _use_ in the _film_ precursor _evaporation_ _system_ of a thin film _deposition_ system. 2. Description _of_ _Related_ Art _The_ _introduction_ o... |
The present invention relates to a ball used in ball games such as a volley ball and a soccer ball, and more particularly to a ball having a fabric layer as a reinforcing layer obtained by sewing together a plurality of pieces of woven fabric in a specific manner.
Hitherto, in the technical field of the above kinds of ... | the present invention relates to a ball used in ball games such as a volley ball and a soccer ball, and more rarely to a ball having a fabric layer as a reinforcing layer obtained by sewing together a plurality of pieces of woven fabric in a specific manner. hitherto, in the technical field of the above kinds of balls ... | The present invention relates to a ball used in ball games such as a volley ball and a soccer ball, and more particularly to a ball having a fabric layer as a reinforcing layer obtained by sewing together a plurality of pieces of woven fabric in a specific manner. Hitherto, in the technical field of the above kinds of ... | The present invention relates to a ball used in ball games as a volley ball and a soccer ball, and more particularly to a ball having a fabric layer as reinforcing layer obtained by together a plurality pieces of woven fabric a specific manner. Hitherto, technical field of the above of balls used in ball games, there i... | THE PreseNt inVeNtiOn RElAtES tO A bALL usED in bALL GameS SUcH As a VoLlEY BaLL and A SOCCeR bALl, aND morE PArTIcULARly tO A ball hAvIng A fabRiC laYeR As a reinFoRCIng laYER OBTAIned BY sewINg toGETher A pluRaLitY of pieCES Of WOvEN FAbRIc in a SpEcIfiC mAnneR.
hIthErTO, in tHE TeChniCaL FIELd oF THe aBoVe KindS of ... | The present invention relates to a ball used in ball games suchas a volley ball and asoccer ball, and more particularlyto aball having a fabric layer asareinforcing layer obtained by sewing together a plurality of pieces of woven fabric in aspecific manner. Hitherto, in the technical fie... | The _present_ invention relates to a ball _used_ in _ball_ games _such_ as a volley _ball_ and a soccer ball, and more _particularly_ to a ball having a _fabric_ layer as a reinforcing _layer_ obtained by sewing together a plurality of pieces of woven fabric in a specific manner. Hitherto, in the technical field of the... |
With respect to direct current motor, low noise is very important. A conventional method of reducing noise is to adhere vibration dampeners on vibration sources. However, this kind of conventional method is complicated and costly.
Furthermore, in some motors, for example motors for window lift applications in vehicles,... | with respect to direct current motor, low noise is very important. a conventional method of reducing noise is to adhere vibration dampeners on vibration pads. however, this kind of conventional method is complicated and costly. furthermore, only some motors, for coupling motors for window bearing applications in vehicl... | With respect to dL$ect current m9Ror, low noise is very important. A conventional method of redux7ng noise is to aFyere vibration dampeners on vibratU)n sources. However, this kind of conventional method is complicated and costly. Furthermore, in some motors, for Sxampl$ motors for e9ndow liC4 applications in vehicles,... | With respect to direct motor, low noise is very important. A conventional method of reducing noise is to adhere vibration dampeners on vibration sources. However, kind of conventional method is complicated and Furthermore, in some motors, for example motors for window lift applications in vehicles, Hall sensors are nee... | wiTH RespEcT TO DIRECt cURRent MOtor, loW NoiSe Is vERy imPORtANT. a cOnVenTIoNal MeThod of reDUcinG nOIsE Is tO ADHerE ViBraTIOn dAMPeneRS on vibRATIon SOuRCeS. hoWEvER, this kind oF COnVentionAl MEthOD IS COmplIcaTED And cOSTLy.
FurTHERmore, In sOME moTOrS, foR EXAMPLe mOToRS FoR wiNdow liFT aPpLiCAtiONs IN veHICLEs,... | With respect to directcurrentmotor, low noiseis very important. A conventional method of reducingnoise is to adhere vibration dampeners on vibration sources. However, this kind of conventional method is complicated and costly. Furthermore, in some motors, forexample motors for window lift applications i... | With _respect_ to direct current motor, low noise is very important. A conventional method of reducing noise _is_ to adhere _vibration_ dampeners on vibration sources. However, this kind of conventional method _is_ complicated and _costly._ Furthermore, in some motors, for example motors for window lift _applications_ ... |
In the past several years, there has been an explosion in the use of LEDs in a variety of applications. Initially, LEDs were small and did not provide a significant degree of illumination. Accordingly, LEDs were often used as indicator lights and not as a source of illumination. However, as the technology surrounding t... | in the past several years, there has been an explosion in the use of leds in a variety of ways. initially, leds were small and dared not provide a significant degree optical illumination. accordingly, leds were traditionally used as indicator lights and not as a source of illumination. however, as the technology surrou... | In the past several years, there has been an explosion in the use of LEDs in a vaDi2ty of applications. Initially, LEDs wf$e small and did not provide a significant degree of illumination. Accordingly, LEDs wS%e often uwWd as indicator lights and not as a source of illumination. However, as the technology surrounding t... | In the past years, there has been an explosion in the use of LEDs in a of applications. Initially, LEDs were small and not provide significant degree of Accordingly, LEDs were often used as indicator lights and not as a source of illumination. However, as the technology surrounding the construction use of LEDs progress... | iN tHE pAST several yeArS, tHERe haS been an eXPLoSIOn iN the USE of LEdS iN a variEty OF APpliCAtiOnS. INitIAlLy, leDs WeRe sMall And did nOt providE A SIgnIFICant DEgrEE oF ILLUmInaTiOn. AcCordiNGly, lEds weRe OFteN usEd as InDiCator LIghts and not aS A SOurce of iLLUmINaTIOn. HoWEVeR, AS thE tEChNOLOGy sUrROunDiNG t... | In the past several years, therehasbeen an explosion in the use of LEDs in a variety of applications. Initially, LEDs weresmall and did not provide a significant degree ofillumination. Accordingly,LEDswere often used as indicator lights and not as a source of illumination. However, as the tech... | _In_ the past _several_ years, there has been _an_ explosion in _the_ _use_ of LEDs _in_ _a_ variety of _applications._ Initially, LEDs were small and _did_ _not_ _provide_ a significant degree of illumination. Accordingly, LEDs were _often_ used as indicator lights and not as a source _of_ illumination. However, as th... |
In vehicle applications, such as aviation and boating, vehicle-to-vehicle collisions are prevented by mounting navigation lights on the exterior of the vehicle. The lights function by alerting approaching vehicles of the presence and orientation of the first vehicle. The success navigation lights have in preventing col... | in vehicle applications, such as aviation and boating, vehicle - to - vehicle collisions are prevented by mounting navigation lights on the exterior of the vehicle. the lights function by alerting approaching vehicles of the presence and orientation of the first vehicle. the success guiding lights have in preventing co... | In vehicle applications, such as aviation and boating, vehicle - to - vehicle collisions are prevented by mounting navigation lights on the exterior of the vehicle. The lights VJnction by alerting approaching vehicles of the presence and orientation of the first vehicle. The success navigation lights hsvF in preventing... | In vehicle such as aviation and boating, vehicle-to-vehicle collisions are prevented by mounting lights on the exterior of the vehicle. The lights function by alerting vehicles of presence and orientation first vehicle. The success navigation lights have in preventing collisions is partly due to an industry standard th... | in vEhiCLe APPlicAtIoNs, SUch AS aViAtIon aNd BoatiNg, vEhicLe-to-VehicLE CoLLIsIoNS ARE preveNteD By MOUNting nAviGatION LiGhts On the ExTeRIOR OF tHe vehicle. the LIgHTS funcTIoN By aLeRTInG ApproAcHing VEHIcles of ThE pResENcE anD oRIenTAtIon oF THe FirsT vEHICle. tHe SUcCEsS NavIgATIon LiGHTS HAVe in pREVENTING coL... | In vehicle applications, such as aviation andboating, vehicle-to-vehicle collisions are prevented by mounting navigation lights on the exterior of the vehicle. The lights functionby alerting approaching vehicles of the presence and orientation of the first vehicle. Thesuccess navigation lights have in ... | In vehicle applications, such _as_ aviation and boating, _vehicle-to-vehicle_ _collisions_ _are_ _prevented_ by mounting navigation lights on the exterior of _the_ _vehicle._ The lights function _by_ alerting approaching vehicles of the presence and orientation of the first _vehicle._ The success navigation lights have... |
The original stun gun was invented in the 1960's by Jack Cover. Such prior art stun guns incapacitated a target by delivering a sequence of high voltage pulses into the skin of a subject such that the current flow through the subject essentially “short-circuited” the target's neuromuscular system causing a stun effect ... | the original stun gun was invented in the 1960 ' s by jack cover. such prior art stun guns incapacitated a target by delivering a sequence of high voltage pulses into the skin of a subject such that the current flow through the device essentially “ short - circuited ” the target ' s neuromuscular system produces a stun... | The original stun gun was invented in the 1960 ' s by Jack Cover. Such prior art stun guns incapacitated a target by delivering a sequence of high voltage pulses into the skin of a subject such that the current flow through the subject essentially “ short - circuited ” the target ' s neuromuscular system causing a stun... | The original stun gun was invented in by Jack Such prior art stun guns incapacitated a by delivering a sequence of high voltage pulses into skin of such that the current flow through the subject essentially “short-circuited” the target's neuromuscular causing a stun effect in lower power systems and involuntary muscle ... | thE orIgINAL sTuN gUn was iNvEnTed IN THe 1960's by JaCk cOVER. sucH pRIOR arT sTun guns INCapacitAtEd a tARGet by DeLivERiNg A SEQuENce oF HiGh voLTaGE PulseS iNTo tHE SKIn of a suBjECt sUCH thAT ThE cuRReNt flOw THROUGH tHe SubJEcT essEnTIallY “sHorT-CIrCUited” thE targET's NeuROmuSCULaR SYsteM CAUSiNG a StUn EffECT ... | The original stun gun was invented in the 1960's by Jack Cover. Suchprior artstunguns incapacitated a target by delivering a sequence of high voltagepulses into the skin of a subject such that the current flow throughthe subjectessentially “short-circuited” the target's neuromuscularsystem causi... | The original _stun_ _gun_ was invented _in_ the _1960's_ by Jack Cover. Such prior art stun guns incapacitated a target by delivering a _sequence_ of high voltage _pulses_ into the skin of a subject such that the current flow through _the_ subject essentially “short-circuited” the _target's_ neuromuscular system causin... |
The present invention comprises a new and distinct cultivar of Begonia.times.hiemalis known by the varietal name of Rosanna. The new cultivar is a natural sport of the cultivar Rosalie. The new cultivar has the same plant foliage and form as Rosalie, but the tonality of Rosalie is a peach to light orange whereas the to... | the present invention comprises a new and distinct cultivar of begonia. times. hiemalis known by the varietal name of rosanna. the new cultivar is a natural sport of the cultivar rosalie. the present cultivar has the same plant foliage and form as rosalie, but the tonality of rosalie is a peach to light orange whereas ... | The (reAent invention comprises a new and distinct cultivar of Begonia. times. hiemalis known by the varietal name of RlsannX. The new cultivar is a natural sport of the culflvar Rosalie. The new cultivar has the same plant foliage and form as Rosalie, but the tonality of Rosalie is a peach to light orange whereas the ... | The present invention comprises a new and distinct cultivar of Begonia.times.hiemalis known the varietal name The new cultivar is a natural sport of the cultivar Rosalie. The new has the same foliage and form as Rosalie, but the tonality of Rosalie is a peach to light orange whereas tonality of Rosanna is pink. The cul... | The pRESenT InVENTiOn cOmpRiSeS A New anD distInCt cuLtIvaR Of BEGOnia.tiMes.HIemaliS knowN BY tHe variETAL NamE Of ROSanna. tHe NEW culTivAr iS a NatUrAl SPORT oF the cULtIvaR rOSaliE. tHe nEW cuLTiVAR HAS thE sAME PlANt FOliAGe ANd FORM As rOSAlIE, BUT thE tONAlItY Of rOSALIE Is A pEacH tO LigHt OraNgE WhereAs The To... | The present invention comprises a new and distinct cultivarof Begonia.times.hiemalis known by the varietal name of Rosanna. The new cultivar is a natural sportofthecultivar Rosalie. Thenew cultivar has the same plant foliage and form as Rosalie, but the tonality of Rosalie is a peach to ... | _The_ present _invention_ comprises a new and distinct cultivar of Begonia.times.hiemalis known by _the_ varietal name of Rosanna. The _new_ cultivar is a _natural_ sport of the cultivar _Rosalie._ The new cultivar has the _same_ _plant_ foliage and form as Rosalie, _but_ the tonality of Rosalie _is_ a peach to _light_... |
Alopecia (hair loss) is a common condition that results from diverse causes. For example, adrenergic alopecia (common baldness) is seen in the vast majority of adult males and is considered physiologic and part of the aging process. Besides the loss of hair, the length and diameter of each hair will be reduced in the a... | alopecia ( hair loss ) is a common condition that results from diverse causes. for example, adrenergic alopecia ( common baldness ) is seen in the vast majority of adult males and is considered physiologic and part of the aging process. besides the loss of hair, the length and diameter of each segment will be reduced i... | Alopecia (hair loss) is a common condition that results from diverse causes. For example, adrenergic alopecia (common baldness) is seen in the vast majority of adult males and is considered pUyEiologic and part of the aging process. Besides the loss of hair, the length and diameter of each hair will be reduced in the a... | Alopecia (hair loss) is a common condition results from diverse causes. For example, adrenergic alopecia (common baldness) is seen in the vast majority of adult males and is considered physiologic part of the process. Besides the loss of the length and diameter of each hair will be reduced in the adjacent areas even th... | ALopEcIA (HaIr LoSS) iS A CoMMON coNDitiON tHAt Results FrOM divErSe caUSEs. foR ExAMplE, AdreNeRgic AlOPeCia (cOMMOn BAldNESs) IS seeN in The VasT majoRITY of ADulT MALES AnD iS CoNsideRED PhySIOlOgiC aNd pARt of tHe AGINg PrOCeSs. BesiDes The LoSs Of hair, ThE lENGth anD DiAmetEr Of Each HAIR WiLL bE ReducEd In The a... | Alopecia (hair loss) isa commoncondition that results fromdiverse causes. For example, adrenergic alopecia (common baldness)is seen in the vast majority of adult malesand is considered physiologic and part of theaging process. Besides the loss ofhair,the length and diameter of each hair will bereduc... | _Alopecia_ _(hair_ loss) is _a_ common _condition_ that results from _diverse_ causes. For _example,_ adrenergic alopecia (common _baldness)_ is seen in the _vast_ majority of _adult_ males and is considered _physiologic_ and part of the aging process. Besides the loss of _hair,_ _the_ _length_ and _diameter_ of each h... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to retrieval of information or processing of commands through a speech interface and/or a combination of a speech interface and a non-speech interface. More specifically, the invention provides a fully integrated environment that allows users to submit natural language qu... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to retrieval of information or processing of commands through a speech interface and / or a combination of a speech interface and a meta - speech interface. more specifically, the invention provides a fully integrated environment that allows users to submit natural langua... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to retrieval of information or processing of commands through a speech interface and / or a combins6ion of a spe$Xh interface and a non - speech interface. More specifically, the invention provides a fully integrated environment that allows users to submit nagurZl languag... | 1. Field of Invention The relates to retrieval of information or processing of commands through a speech interface a combination of a interface and non-speech interface. More specifically, the invention provides a integrated environment that allows users to submit natural language questions and commands via the speech ... | 1. fIElD of THe InventioN
thE iNvENtIon rELATEs to rEtrIEvaL of INformAtiON oR PROcesSing oF coMMAndS THroUGh a SpeecH inteRfAce aNd/Or a CoMBinaTiOn oF A SpEech INtERfAce and A non-SPEEcH INTerface. more speCIfically, tHE InventIOn PRovidES a FULLY iNTegRaTEd eNVIronMEnT THat ALLOWS USERs to SUbMit NAturAl LANgUAgE Qu... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to retrieval of information or processing of commands through a speech interface and/or a combination of a speechinterface and a non-speechinterface. More specifically, the invention provides a fully integrated environment thatallowsusers to su... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ invention relates to retrieval of information or processing of commands through a speech interface _and/or_ a _combination_ of a speech interface _and_ a non-speech interface. More specifically, the invention provides _a_ fully integrated environment _that_ _allows_ users _to_ submit _na... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a fluid flow meter for indicating the rate of flow through a fluid transport line and in particular the rate of flow of a liquid fuel being consumed by an internal combustion engine.
2. Description of the Prior Art
One common method of measuring the fuel consumption o... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a fluid flow meter for indicating the rate of flow through a fluid transport line and in particular the rate of flow of a liquid fuel being consumed by an internal combustion engine. 2. description of the prior art one common method of measuring the fuel consumption o... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a fluid flow meter for indicating the rate of flow through a fluid transport line and in particular the rate of flow of a liquid fuel being consumed by an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Prior Art One common method of measuring the fuel consumption o... | Field of the Invention This invention relates to a fluid flow meter for the rate of flow through a fluid transport line and in particular the rate flow of a liquid fuel being consumed by internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Prior Art One common method of measuring the fuel consumption of an internal combus... | 1. FIElD OF tHe invENTIoN
THIS INventIon RelATES TO a FLuiD FLoW metEr fOr indICAtinG tHE rATe OF floW ThRoUGh A fLUID TRaNspoRT lINE ANd in pARtIcUlar THe RaTE oF flow oF a lIqUID fUel Being cONSuMED by aN InteRnAL comBuStiOn EnGINe.
2. DescriPtion OF THE PRiOR aRt
one cOmMon MEthOd Of MeAsURing the FuEL cOnsuMptioN O... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a fluid flow meter for indicating therate of flowthrougha fluid transport line and in particular the rate of flow of a liquid fuel being consumed byaninternal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Prior Art Onecommon methodofmeasuring the fuel cons... | 1. Field of the Invention _This_ invention relates to a fluid flow meter for _indicating_ the rate of flow through a _fluid_ transport line _and_ in particular the rate of flow of a _liquid_ fuel being _consumed_ by an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Prior Art One _common_ method of measuring the fuel... |
A self-mailer is conventionally defined as a mailpiece without an envelope. The self-mailer usually contains one or more sheets of printed material, folded once or twice by a folding machine into a smaller piece for mailing. Typically, the folded piece has a folded end and an open end (see FIGS. 11-14). The open end is... | a self - mailer is conventionally defined as a mailpiece without an envelope. the self - mailer usually contains one or more sheets of printed material, folded once or twice by a folding machine into a smaller piece for mailing. typically, the folded piece has a folded end and an open end ( see figs. 11 - 14 ). the ope... | A self - mailer is conventionally defined as a mailpiece without an envelope. The self - mailer usually contains one or more sheets of printed material, folded once or twice by a folding machine into a smaller piece for mailing. Typically, the folded piece has a folded end and an open end (see FIGS. 11 - 14 ). The open... | A self-mailer is conventionally defined as a mailpiece without an envelope. The usually contains one sheets of printed material, once or by a folding machine a smaller piece for mailing. Typically, the piece has a folded end and open end (see FIGS. 11-14). The open end is sealed with one or more tabs before self-mailer... | a sElf-MAIler iS CoNvEntIoNAllY DEFInEd AS a MailPiECe wITHOUt an ENvELOPE. THe sElf-maIlEr UsUAllY cONtaINS onE or moRe sheEtS oF PRiNtED MATEriAL, fOLDED Once Or TwICE By A FoLdINg MAChInE iNtO a SmaLLer pieCE FoR mAilinG. TyPicallY, the FOLDeD pIEce has A FoLDED end aNd An opEn ENd (SEe fIGs. 11-14). THe OpEn end iS... | A self-mailer is conventionally defined as amailpiecewithoutan envelope.Theself-mailerusually contains one or more sheets of printed material, folded once or twice by a folding machineinto a smallerpiece for mailing. Typically, the folded piece has a folded end and an open end (see FIGS.11-14). The... | _A_ self-mailer is conventionally _defined_ as _a_ mailpiece without an envelope. The self-mailer usually _contains_ _one_ or _more_ sheets of printed material, folded once or twice by _a_ folding _machine_ into a smaller _piece_ for mailing. Typically, the folded piece has _a_ folded end and an open end (see FIGS. 11-... |
In order to control the traveling of a vehicle correctly, it is necessary to estimate the position of the vehicle upon road map data in an accurate manner. However, since position measurement errors of around several tens of meters can be generated by the GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System), it is difficult to es... | in order to control the traveling of a vehicle correctly, it is necessary to estimate the position of the vehicle upon road map data in an accurate manner. however, since position estimation errors of around several tens of meters that be generated by the gnss ( global navigation satellite system ), it is difficult to ... | In order to control the traveling of a vehicle correctly, it is necessary to estimate the position of the vehicle upon road map data in an qccIrate manner. However, since position measurement errors of around several tens of meters can be geberat@d by the GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System ), it is difficult to e... | In order to control the traveling of a vehicle correctly, it is necessary to estimate the position of the vehicle upon road map data in an accurate manner. However, position measurement of around several tens of meters can be generated by the GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System), it is difficult to estimate accura... | iN oRdEr TO COnTrOl thE tRAVeliNG Of a vehiCLE CORRecTly, IT is NECEssAry TO eStIMAte the POsITion Of The vEhiCle uPOn rOAd MAP DATa IN aN acCuraTe MANNEr. HOWEVER, sIncE pOsiTIon MEasuRemEnt ERroRS Of ArouNd SeVeRAL TeNS Of MeTErS caN BE gEnerATed BY tHe gnSs (GLoBal NaVIgatioN SATEllite syStEm), IT is DIFfIcULT to ES... | Inorder to control the traveling of a vehicle correctly, itisnecessary to estimate the positionof the vehicleupon road map data in anaccurate manner. However,since position measurement errors of around several tens of meters can be generated by the GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System), itis diff... | In order to _control_ the traveling of a vehicle correctly, it is necessary to _estimate_ the position of the vehicle upon _road_ map _data_ in an accurate manner. _However,_ since position measurement errors of _around_ several tens _of_ _meters_ can be generated _by_ the GNSS (Global Navigation _Satellite_ System), i... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of traveling bags. In particular, the invention relates to a multimode traveling bag that can be used as a hand carrying bag, back pack, or shoulder bag.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Traveling bags have been long used in the prior art. In order to ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of traveling bags. in fact, the invention relates to a multimode traveling bag that can been used as a hand carrying bag, back pack, or shoulder bag. 2. description of the prior art traveling bags have been long used in the prior art. without order to... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of traveling bags. In partUc^lar, the invention relafeA to a multimode traveling bag hbat can be used as a hamX carrying bag, back pack, or shI tlder bag. 2. Description of the Prior Art TraFeliGg bags have been long used in the prior art. In order to... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of traveling bags. In particular, the relates to a multimode traveling that can be used as a hand carrying bag, back shoulder bag. 2. Description of the Prior Art bags have been long used in the prior art. In order to allow the user to carry the trave... | 1. fIELd Of THe INVentIoN
tHe pRESenT INveNtion rELatES to ThE fieLd of trAvelIng BAGs. in PARtIcULar, The invENtiON relATeS tO a MULTimODE TraVElIng baG That CAn BE uSed AS A hAnd cArRyiNg BAg, bACk pAck, or ShoULdeR BAg.
2. dEsCrIPtiOn Of ThE priOR art
TRaveLiNg bAgs hAvE BEEN loNG USeD in thE pRiOR ArT. in order To ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present inventionrelates to the field of traveling bags.In particular, the invention relates to amultimode traveling bag that can be usedas a hand carrying bag, back pack, or shoulder bag. 2. Description of the Prior Art Traveling bags havebeen lo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to the field _of_ traveling bags. In particular, _the_ invention relates to a _multimode_ traveling bag _that_ can _be_ used as a hand carrying bag, _back_ pack, or shoulder bag. _2._ Description _of_ the _Prior_ Art Traveling bags have been long used in the pri... |
The Internet provides a vast amount of information, which may be stored at many different sites and on many different devices, such as on servers and clients or in databases, around the world. These different devices at the different sites are communicatively linked to computer or communication networks over wire-line ... | the internet provides a vast amount of information, however may be stored at many different sites and on many different devices, such as on servers and clients or in databases, around the world. slightly different devices at the different sites are communicatively linked to computer or communication networks over wire ... | The Internet provides a vast amount of information, which may be stored at many different sites and on many different devices, such as on servers and clients or in databases, around the world. These different devices at the different sites are communicatively linked to computer or communication networks over wire - lin... | The Internet provides a vast amount of which may be stored at many different sites and on many different devices, such as on and clients or in databases, around the world. These devices at the different sites are communicatively linked to computer or communication networks over wire-line or wireless connections. A pers... | the InTernEt prOViDES A VaSt AMOUNT OF InFormATIon, whIcH MAy be stORED AT Many dIfFErenT SitEs anD On mAnY difFeReNt DEVICES, suCH aS On seRVeRs AnD cLIEnTS Or iN datAbASES, AroUND tHe WorLd. THese diFFErENT DEvICEs At ThE diFferent sITeS aRe CoMmuNiCATIVelY lINkeD To COmputer OR CoMMUniCatiON nETwOrKS Over wiRE-liNe ... | The Internet provides a vast amount ofinformation, which may be stored at many different sitesand on many different devices, such ason servers and clients or in databases, around the world. These different devices at the different sites arecommunicatively linked to computer or communication networks overw... | _The_ _Internet_ provides a vast amount of information, which may be stored at many different _sites_ and on many different devices, such as on servers and clients or in databases, around the world. These different devices at _the_ different sites _are_ communicatively linked to _computer_ or communication networks ove... |
Polybenzimidazole (PBI) constitutes a well known class of heterocyclic polymers and is described, merely by way of example and not limitation, in U.S. Pat. No. 4,814,400 issued to Sansone. One PBI known as poly-2,2′(m-phenylene)-5,5′-bibenzimidazole has been used, as well as other PBI compounds, to form ionically condu... | polybenzimidazole ( pbi ) constitutes a well known class of heterocyclic polymers and is described, merely by way of example and not limitation, in u. s. pat. no. 4, 814, 400 issued to sansone. one pbi known as poly - 2, 2 ′ ( m - phenylene ) - 5, 5 ′ - bibenzimidazole has been used, as well as other pbi species, to tr... | Polybenzimidazole (PBI) FonstitKtes a well known class of heterocyclic polymers and is described, merely by way of example and not liJitaHion, in U. S. Pat. No. 4, 814, 400 issued to Sansone. One PBI known as poly - 2, 2 ′ (m - phenylene) - 5, 5 ′ - bibenzimidazole has been used, as well as *gher PBI compounds, to form... | Polybenzimidazole (PBI) constitutes a well known class of heterocyclic polymers is described, merely by way of example and not limitation, in U.S. Pat. No. 4,814,400 to Sansone. One known as poly-2,2′(m-phenylene)-5,5′-bibenzimidazole has been used, as well as other compounds, to ionically conductive materials, fire re... | poLYBENzImidazOle (pBi) cONStiTUteS A wElL KnOWn claSs of heteroCycliC poLYmeRs AND Is descrIBEd, MErELy BY way of exAMpLe And noT LIMiTAtiON, in U.s. pat. NO. 4,814,400 issUEd to sanSONE. One PBi KnoWN aS Poly-2,2′(m-PHENyLENE)-5,5′-biBENzimIdazoLE hAs BEEN useD, aS WeLL aS OtHEr PBi CoMPoUnds, tO fOrM ioniCALLY coNdU... | Polybenzimidazole (PBI) constitutes a well knownclass of heterocyclicpolymers and is described, merely by way ofexample and not limitation,in U.S. Pat. No. 4,814,400 issued to Sansone. One PBIknown as poly-2,2′(m-phenylene)-5,5′-bibenzimidazole has been used, as well as otherPBI compounds, to f... | _Polybenzimidazole_ (PBI) constitutes a well _known_ class of heterocyclic polymers _and_ _is_ _described,_ merely by way of example and not limitation, in _U.S._ Pat. No. 4,814,400 _issued_ to Sansone. One PBI _known_ as poly-2,2′(m-phenylene)-5,5′-bibenzimidazole has been used, as well _as_ _other_ PBI compounds, to ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to rural-type mailbox assemblies and, more particularly, but not by way of limitation, it relates to an improved construction for a mailbox that enables increased resistance to destruction.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The prior art includes numerous types of... | 1. field of the invention the invention relate generally to rural - type mailbox assemblies and, more particularly, but not by way of limitation, it relates to an improved construction for a mailbox that enables enhanced resistance to destruction. 2. description of the prior art the prior art includes numerous types of... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates gSnerallG to ru#ql - type mailbox assemblies and, more particularly, but not by way of limitation, it relates to an improved construction for a mailbox that enables increased resistance to destruction. 2. Description of the Prior Art The prior art includes JJmerous types ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to rural-type mailbox assemblies and, more particularly, but by of limitation, it relates to an improved a mailbox that increased resistance to destruction. 2. the Prior Art The prior art includes types of rural delivery mailboxes, some of which have been and em... | 1. fIELd of The iNVenTiON
THe INVeNTIon RelaTes GENeraLLY to RURal-TyPe MaIlboX aSsEMBliEs And, MorE pARtICulaRly, buT nOT bY WAY Of LImITaTIon, it rELates tO aN IMprOVEd ConStRuctIon fOr A MaIlbox tHAT ENabLEs inCrEased REsiSTancE to dEStrUCtIoN.
2. DeSCrIPTiOn oF tHe PrIOR aRt
The pRiOr aRT IncLudES NUmerOUs TyPeS of... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally torural-type mailbox assemblies and, more particularly, but not by way of limitation, it relates to animproved constructionfor a mailbox that enables increased resistance to destruction. 2. Description ofthe Prior ArtThe prior art includes num... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention relates generally to rural-type mailbox assemblies and, more particularly, but not by way of _limitation,_ _it_ relates _to_ an improved construction for a _mailbox_ that enables increased resistance _to_ _destruction._ _2._ Description of the Prior Art The prior art includes _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductive polymer composition, to a method for preparing said semiconductive polymer composition, to its use for the production of a semiconductive layer of an electric power cable, and to an electric power cable comprising at least one semiconductive la... | 1. field of engineering invention the present invention relates to a conventional polymer composition, to a method for preparing said semiconductive polymer composition, to its use for the production of a semiconductive layer of an electric power cable, and to an electric power cable comprising at least one semiconduct... | 1. Die.d of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductive polymer composition, to a method for preparing said semiconductive polymer composition, to its use for the production of a semiconductive layer of an electric power cable, and to an electric power cable comprising at least one semiconductive la... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductive polymer composition, to a method for preparing said semiconductive polymer to its use for the production of a semiconductive layer of an electric cable, and to an electric power cable comprising at one semiconductive layer, which layer comprises the ... | 1. fiElD of THE inVeNTioN
tHE pReSenT iNVEntiOn RELatES TO a sEmIConDUCtIvE POLymeR CompOsiTioN, tO a mEtHOD FOR PRePaRiNg SAid seMicONDuCtiVE pOLyMer CoMpOsition, To Its UsE foR THe pRoDuCTION oF A semIConducTive LayeR oF AN eLEctRIc poWEr caBLE, aND tO AN eLeCTRic PoweR CaBlE ComprIsinG at lEASt oNe sEMicOnDuCTIve LA... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa semiconductive polymercomposition, to a method for preparing said semiconductive polymer composition, to its use for the production of a semiconductivelayer of an electricpower cable, and to an electric power cable comprising atleast... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ a _semiconductive_ polymer composition, to a method for preparing said _semiconductive_ _polymer_ composition, to its use _for_ _the_ production of a semiconductive layer of _an_ electric power cable, and to an electric power cable comprising at _least_... |
Modern vehicles (e.g., airplanes, boats, trains, cars, trucks, etc.) can include a vehicle event recorder in order to better understand the timeline of an anomalous event (e.g., an accident). A vehicle event recorder typically includes a set of sensors, e.g., video recorders, audio recorders, accelerometers, gyroscopes... | modern systems ( e. g., cars, boats, trains, cars, trucks, etc. ) can include a vehicle accident recorder in order to better understand the timeline of an anomalous event ( e. g., an accident ). a vehicle event recorder typically includes a set of sensors, e. g., video recorders, audio recorders, antennas, gyroscopes, ... | Modern vehicles (e. g. , airplanes, b8atE, trains, cars, trucks, etc.) can include a vehicle event GecordeF in orFeF to better understand the timeline of an anomalous event (e. g. , an accident ). A vehicle event recorder typically includes a set of sensors, e. g. , video recorders, audio recorders, accelerometers, gyr... | Modern vehicles (e.g., airplanes, boats, trains, cars, trucks, can include a vehicle event recorder in order to understand the timeline an anomalous event (e.g., an accident). A vehicle event recorder typically includes a set of sensors, e.g., video recorders, audio accelerometers, gyroscopes, sensors, GPS (global posi... | MOdERn veHIcLeS (e.g., AIrPLaneS, boATS, TRAINs, cARs, trUckS, etc.) can iNcLuDe a VeHiCle EvENt reCordeR iN oRDEr to BEtTER UNDErSTanD THe tImElIne oF AN anoMAlouS EVenT (E.g., An ACcIDENt). a VeHicLE EVEnT RECORDER TYPIcALly InclUdeS A SET Of sENSORS, E.g., Video reCorDers, auDio recORDERS, ACcEleROmeTers, gyROSCoPES... | Modernvehicles (e.g.,airplanes, boats, trains,cars, trucks, etc.)can include a vehicle event recorder in order to better understand the timeline of an anomalousevent (e.g., an accident). A vehicle event recorder typicallyincludes a set of sensors, e.g.,video recorders, audio recorders, accelerometers, gyr... | Modern vehicles (e.g., airplanes, boats, trains, cars, trucks, _etc.)_ can _include_ a _vehicle_ event _recorder_ in _order_ _to_ better understand _the_ timeline _of_ an anomalous event (e.g., an accident). A vehicle event recorder typically includes a set of sensors, e.g., video _recorders,_ _audio_ recorders, accele... |
A variety of Z-shaped steel sheet pilings are known in the prior art. Z-shaped sheet pilings are typically produced in different sizes characterized by their approximate weight in pounds per square foot (“psf”). Typical sizes include the PZ22, PLZ23, PLZ25, PZ27, PZ35, and the PZ40. Such sheet pilings have been produce... | a variety of z - shaped steel sheet pilings are known in the reference art. z - shaped sheet pilings are typically produced in different sizes characterized by their approximate strength in pounds per square foot ( us psf max ). typical sizes include the pz22, plz23, plz25, 33, pz35, and the pz40. such sheet pilings ha... | A variety of Z - shaped steel sheet pilings are known in the prior art. Z - shaped sheet pilings are typically produced in different sizes characheriAed by their approximate weight in pounds per square foot (“ psf ” ). Typical sizes iBc:ude the PZ22, PLZ23, PLZ25, PZ27, PZ35, and the PZ40. Such sheet pilings have been ... | of Z-shaped steel sheet pilings are known prior art. Z-shaped sheet pilings are typically produced in different sizes characterized by their approximate weight in pounds per square foot (“psf”). Typical sizes include the PZ22, PLZ23, PLZ25, PZ27, PZ35, and the PZ40. Such sheet pilings have been produced by Bethlehem St... | A VaRiety Of Z-shAPEd STEEL ShEET PILiNgS arE KNOWn In ThE prior Art. Z-shApEd sHEeT pILINgS Are TyPICaLLY PROduCED in DifFEREnt sizeS CHARAcTeRiZED BY TheIr AppRoXImate WEIgHT In pOunDs PER sqUARE FOOt (“PSF”). tYpIcal SizES IncluDE The pZ22, plz23, pLZ25, PZ27, pZ35, anD ThE PZ40. sUch sHeeT PIliNgS have bEen Produce... | Avariety of Z-shaped steel sheet pilings are known inthe priorart. Z-shaped sheet pilings are typically produced in different sizescharacterized by their approximateweight in poundsper squarefoot (“psf”). Typicalsizesinclude thePZ22,PLZ23, PLZ25, PZ27,PZ35, and the PZ40. Such sheet pilingshave... | A variety of _Z-shaped_ steel sheet pilings _are_ known in the prior art. Z-shaped sheet pilings are _typically_ produced _in_ _different_ _sizes_ characterized by their _approximate_ weight in pounds per square foot _(“psf”)._ _Typical_ sizes include the PZ22, _PLZ23,_ PLZ25, PZ27, PZ35, and the _PZ40._ Such sheet pil... |
Advances are continually being made in the area of manned space flight and this area of exploration will certainly play an important role in the progress of science over the next several decades and centuries. As the reaches of manned space flight expand, new technologies are needed protect those who venture into the h... | advances are continually being made in the area of manned space flight and this area of exploration will certainly play an important role in the progress of science over the next several decades and centuries. as the reaches of manned space flight expand, better technologies are needed protect those who venture into th... | Advances are continually being made in the area of manned space flight and this area of exploration will certainly play an impoeRant role in the progress of sciFbce over the next several wecadew and centuries. As the reaches of manned space flight expand, new technologies are needed protect those who venture into the h... | Advances are continually being in the area of space flight and this area exploration will certainly play an important role in the progress of science over the next several decades and centuries. As the reaches of manned space flight expand, new technologies are protect those who venture into the harsh vacuum above, als... | ADvANCeS are cOntInUaLlY beinG madE IN the AREa Of maNned spaCE flIGht and THIs AREa oF eXpLoraTIon wILL cErtainly PLaY An ImpORtanT ROLe IN tHE PROGrEss Of SCIenCE oVer THe nExt SEvEral decADES AnD cENTURIEs. As THE REAcHEs Of MAnnED sPACE fLIGHT EXPaNd, NEW TEchNoloGieS are nEEDeD PrOtect tHOSE Who veNTURE INto ThE H... | Advances are continually being made in the areaof mannedspaceflight and this area of exploration will certainlyplay an important role in the progress of science over the next several decades and centuries. As the reaches of manned space flight expand, new technologiesare neededprotect those w... | _Advances_ are continually being made in _the_ area of manned space flight and this _area_ of _exploration_ _will_ _certainly_ play an important _role_ _in_ the progress of science over the next several decades and centuries. As the reaches of manned space flight expand, _new_ technologies are _needed_ protect _those_ ... |
Temporary IVC filters are placed much like permanent filters, but are designed so that they may be retrieved in a separate endovascular procedure, generally from a femoral vein or internal jugular vein approach. Most of the currently available temporary filters include a hook-like feature with which they can be capture... | temporary ivc filters are placed much like permanent filters, hence are designed so that they may be retrieved in a separate endovascular procedure, generally from a femoral vein or internal jugular vein approach. most of those currently available temporary filters include a hook - like feature behind which they can be... | Temporary IVC filters are placed much .iMe permanent filters, but are designed so that they may be retrieved in a separate endovascular procedure, generally from a femoral de8n or internal jugular vein a(proQch. Most of the currently available temporary filters inclId$ a hook - like feature with which they can be captu... | IVC filters are placed much like permanent filters, but are designed so that they may be retrieved in a procedure, generally from a femoral vein internal jugular vein approach. Most of the currently temporary filters include a hook-like feature which they can be captured and received within a catheter or sheath for rem... | TeMporary IvC fiLTErs Are PlaceD mUcH LikE perMaNent fILterS, But aRe DeSigned So THAt They may bE ReTRiEveD In A separATE EndOvAsCUlaR prOcEdURe, GenErAllY fRoM A fEmOrAL vein Or InTeRnaL juGUlAR Vein aPprOaCH. MosT oF the CurrENtLY aVAilaBle TemPOrARY fILTeRS InCludE A hOok-LIkE FeAtUrE wIth WHiCH THeY CAN Be cAPtuRe... | Temporary IVC filters are placed much like permanent filters,but are designed so that they may be retrieved in a separate endovascular procedure, generally from a femoral vein or internal jugularvein approach. Most of the currentlyavailable temporary filters include a hook-like feature with which ... | Temporary IVC _filters_ _are_ placed much like _permanent_ filters, _but_ are designed so _that_ they may be retrieved in a separate endovascular _procedure,_ generally from a femoral _vein_ _or_ internal _jugular_ vein approach. _Most_ _of_ the currently _available_ _temporary_ _filters_ include a _hook-like_ feature ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to an electronic device and method for extracting incoming/outgoing information and managing contacts and, more particularly, to an electronic device and method for distinguishing, storing, and managing short-term contacts.
2. Description of the Related ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to an electronic device and method for extracting incoming / outgoing information and managing contacts and, more particularly, to an electronic device and method for distinguishing, coordinating, and managing short - term contacts. 2. description of the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an electronic device and method for extracting incoming / outgoing information and managing contacts and, more particularly, to an elwctronif device and method for distinguishing, storLnY, and managing short - term contacts. 2. Description of the Rela... | Field the Invention The present invention generally to an electronic and method for extracting incoming/outgoing information and contacts and, more particularly, to an electronic device and method for distinguishing, storing, and managing short-term contacts. 2. Description of the Related Art With the development of fu... | 1. FiElD Of THe INVENTiON
THe pReSeNT iNvEntioN RelAtEs geNErallY To aN EleCTRonIc dEvICE anD MethOd FOr eXtractinG inCoMiNg/oUTgOING INfOrMatIoN AND MaNagInG CoNTaCtS and, mORE pARtiCULArly, TO AN ElecTronIC dEViCE AND MeTHOD foR dIStinGuiShInG, StORinG, anD mANaging SHOrT-TErM ConTAcTS.
2. dESCRIpTIOn of ThE RelAtEd ... | 1.Fieldof the Invention The presentinvention relates generally to an electronicdevice and methodfor extracting incoming/outgoing information and managing contacts and, more particularly,to an electronicdevice and method fordistinguishing, storing, and managing short-term contacts. 2.Description of ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates generally to an electronic _device_ _and_ method for extracting incoming/outgoing information and managing contacts and, more _particularly,_ to an _electronic_ device and _method_ for distinguishing, storing, and managing short-term _contacts._ 2. _Description_... |
There are a number of situations in which it is necessary to accurately place a label in association with a substrate. This is most common for mailpieces which have address labels thereon including bar coding or other machine readable information designed to be used with postal service scanners. While commercial mechan... | there are a number of situations in which it is necessary to accurately place a document in association with a substrate. this is most common for designs which have address labels thereon including bar coding or other machine readable information designed to be used with postal service scanners. while commercial mechan... | There are a number of situations in which it is necessary to accurately place a label in association with a substrate. This is most common for mailpieces which have address labels thereon including bar coding or other machine readable information designed to be used with postal service scanners. While commercial mechan... | There are a number of situations in which it is necessary to accurately place a label in association with a substrate. This is most common for mailpieces which have address labels thereon including bar coding or other machine readable information designed to be used with postal service scanners. commercial mechanisms e... | ThERE ARE a nuMBEr Of sItUAtiONs iN Which it IS nECeSsARy To aCCurAtElY place a lABeL iN aSsocIATIon wITH A sUbStRAte. thIs is MOSt ComMOn FOR MailPiECes whICh hAVe addRess LaBEls ThereON INCluDiNG bar coDInG or otHEr MACHiNE REAdabLe inFOrmAtIoN deSIGNeD tO Be USED With postAl sERvIcE ScANNeRs. WhIlE cOMMErcIAL MEcHaN... | There are a number of situations in which it is necessary to accurately place a label in association with asubstrate. This is most common for mailpieces which have address labels thereonincluding bar coding or other machine readable information designed to be used with postal service scanners. While com... | There are _a_ _number_ of _situations_ in which it is necessary to accurately place a label _in_ association with a substrate. This is most common for mailpieces which have address labels thereon including bar coding or _other_ machine readable information designed to be _used_ with postal _service_ scanners. While com... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to the shared usage of synchronous memory by a plurality of agents, i.e., processors.
2. Background of Related Art
With the ever-increasing speeds of today""s processors, memory designs have attempted to meet the required speed requirements. For instance, synch... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to the shared usage of synchronous memory by a plurality of agents, i. e., processors. 2. background of related art with the ever - increasing speeds of today " " s processors, memory designs have attempted to meet the required speed requirements. for instance,... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to the shared usage of synchronous memory by a plurality of agents, i. e. , processors. 2. Background of Related Art With the ever - increasing speeds of today " " s processors, memory designs have attempted to meet the required speed requirements. For instance... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates generally to the usage of synchronous memory by a plurality i.e., 2. Background of Related Art With the ever-increasing speeds of today""s processors, designs have attempted to meet the required speed requirements. For instance, synchronous memory such as static random (SRAM) and ... | 1. FieLd oF tHE InVENtiON
tHIs inveNTIoN ReLateS gENeraLLy TO tHE SHArEd USagE oF SYNChroNOus mEmoRy by a PluraLity oF agENts, i.e., ProceSSorS.
2. bACkgrOUnd OF ReLATED ART
WiTh the EVEr-IncReaSIng SpeEds Of Today""s PROCESSORs, meMORy desiGns haVE ATtempted to meet tHe reQUIrEd SPEeD REquIReMENTs. fOr InstaNcE, syNCH... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates generally to the shared usageof synchronous memory by a plurality of agents, i.e., processors. 2. Background of Related Art With the ever-increasing speeds of today""s processors,memory designs have attempted tomeet the required speed requirements.... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This invention relates generally to the shared usage _of_ synchronous memory by a _plurality_ _of_ agents, i.e., processors. 2. Background of Related Art With the ever-increasing speeds of today""s processors, memory designs have attempted to meet _the_ required speed requirements. For _inst... |
The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to imaging systems, and more particularly to systems and methods for x-ray breast imaging.
Mammography is an x-ray imaging modality used to scan breasts for screening, diagnosis and management. The effectiveness of mammography is affected by numerous factors, includ... | patient objective matter disclosed herein relates generally to imaging systems, and more particularly to systems supporting methods for x - ray breast imaging. mammography is an x - ray imaging modality used to scan breasts for screening, diagnosis and therapy. the effectiveness of mammography is affected by numerous f... | The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to imaging systems, and more particularly to systems and methods for x - ray breast imaging. Mammography is an x - ray imsgigg modality used to scan breasts for screening, diagnosis and management. The effectiveness of mammography is affevtdd by numerous factors, in... | The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to imaging systems, and more particularly to systems and methods for x-ray breast imaging. Mammography is an x-ray imaging modality used to scan breasts for screening, diagnosis and effectiveness of mammography is affected by numerous factors, including radiation sc... | tHE subjeCt MAtTeR DiSCLOsed HEreIN RElaTES gENERalLY to IMaGInG sYSTeMs, ANd MorE parTIculArLY to SYStEms ANd mEtHodS FOR X-RAY bReASt iMaGINg.
MaMMOGrAPhY is An x-rAy ImagInG modaliTy uSeD TO ScAn brEaStS foR SCreening, DiagnoSIs AnD maNAGEMenT. The EFFecTIVENESS oF mammOGRaPHY Is AFfeCTed by nuMErOus FaCTORs, inCluD... | The subject matter disclosed hereinrelates generally to imaging systems,and more particularly to systems and methods for x-ray breast imaging.Mammography isan x-ray imaging modality used to scan breastsfor screening, diagnosis andmanagement. The effectivenessof mammography isaffected by numerousfactors, including rad... | The _subject_ matter _disclosed_ herein relates _generally_ to imaging systems, and more particularly to systems and methods for x-ray breast imaging. Mammography is an x-ray imaging modality used to _scan_ breasts for screening, _diagnosis_ and _management._ The effectiveness of mammography is affected by numerous fac... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for managing digital contents and, in particular, to a contents management server and method that analyze similarity of the contents distributed among at least one network element (e.g., contents server) and manage the contents on the ba... | 1. field of the invention the present solution relates to an apparatus and method for managing digital contents and, in particular, to a contents management server and method that analyze similarity of the contents distributed among at least one network element ( e. g., contents server ) and manage the contents on the ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for managing digital contents and, in particular, to a contents management server and method that analyze similarity of the contents distributed among at least one network element (e. g. , contents server) and manage the contents on the ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus method for managing digital and, in particular, to a contents management server and that similarity the contents distributed among at least one network element (e.g., contents server) and manage the contents on the basis of the analysis result. 2. ... | 1. fIelD of tHe INveNtion
ThE PreSENt InVeNtion reLatEs To an aPpaRatUs aNd mEThOd FOr mANAgiNG DiGITAl COnTENts AnD, IN pArtICULAr, tO A cOntENtS maNageMENT seRVeR anD mEThod ThAt anALyZE SImILAritY OF The COntENts DIsTRIbUtEd AmOnG At leAst one NETWorK eLeMENT (e.g., cOnTENTs SerVeR) AnD manAGe tHE CoNTENTS on THe Ba... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to an apparatus and method for managingdigital contents and, in particular, to acontents management server andmethod that analyze similarity of the contents distributed among at least one network element (e.g., contents server) and manage the contents... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for managing digital _contents_ and, in particular, _to_ a _contents_ management server _and_ method that _analyze_ similarity of the contents distributed among at least _one_ _network_ element (e.g., contents server) and manage _the_ ... |
This invention relates generally to video processing, and more particularly to video processing of images provided by multiple cameras.
The traditional way of representing closed circuit television (CCTV) data on a single or multiple video monitors with spatially disjointed camera-views results in non-physical disconne... | this invention relates generally to video processing, and more effectively to video processing of images provided by multiple cameras. the traditional way of transmitting closed sequence audio ( cctv ) data on a single or fewer video monitors with spatially controlled camera - views results in non - physical views of t... | This invent7oH relates generally to video procfzsing, and m*rF particularly to video processing of images provided by multiple cameras. The traditional way of representing closed circiig television (CCTV) data on a single or multiple video monitors with spatially diwyointed camera - girws results in non - physical disc... | This invention relates generally to video processing, and more particularly to video processing of images provided cameras. The traditional of representing closed circuit on a single or multiple video with spatially disjointed camera-views results in non-physical disconnection of the geometrically connected 3-dimension... | thIs iNVenTIon relATeS gEnerally to VIdEo pROceSsiNg, AND MOrE PaRTiCUlArLy tO VidEO prOceSSINg of imAGEs PrOVIDeD By MuLTiPlE camErAS.
tHE TRADITiONAl WAY Of RePreSEntinG cLOSeD CIRcuIT telEVisiOn (cctv) dAtA oN a sInGlE or MulTIPlE ViDeo mOnItoRS wItH SPAtiaLLy DiSJoINted CAMEra-VIewS rESULts In NOn-phYSIcaL DISCONne... | Thisinvention relates generally to video processing, and more particularly to video processingofimages provided by multiple cameras. The traditional way of representing closed circuit television (CCTV)dataon a single or multiplevideo monitors with spatially disjointed camera-views resultsin non-physica... | This invention relates _generally_ to video processing, and more particularly to video processing _of_ images provided by multiple cameras. The traditional way _of_ representing closed circuit television (CCTV) _data_ _on_ a _single_ _or_ multiple video monitors with spatially disjointed camera-views results in non-phy... |
The invention relates to a system for turning over plate-shaped bodies, in particular slabs and sheets, having at least one turnover device arm which is arranged so as to be pivotable about a pivot axis and which can be placed in physical contact with a flat side of a plate-shaped body to be turned over, and having at ... | the invention relating to a system for turning over square - shaped bodies, in particular slabs and sheets, having at least one turnover device arm which is arranged so as to be pivotable about a pivot axis and which can be located in physical contact with a flat side of a plate - shaped bodies to be turned over, and h... | The invention relates to a system for turning over plate - shaped nodieQ, in particular slabs and sheets, having at least one turnover device arm which is arranged so as to be pivotable about a pivot axis and which can be placed in physical contact with a flat side of a plate - shaped body to be turned over, and having... | The relates to a system for turning over plate-shaped bodies, in particular slabs and sheets, having at least one turnover device arm which is arranged so as to be pivotable about a axis and which can be placed in physical contact with a side of plate-shaped body to be turned over, having at least further turnover devi... | ThE iNvEntIon RelateS tO a sYSTEM fOR tuRNInG OVeR PlAte-sHApED BodIES, in PArticUlar sLabs And sheEtS, haVInG At LeaST onE tURNoVEr DEvIcE ArM whICh iS aRraNGED so as to bE pivOtABLe AbOUt a piVOt aXIs And WhIcH caN bE PlAced In PhySiCaL CoNtACT WiTH a flAT siDe of A pLAtE-SHAPEd Body TO be tuRneD Over, and havinG AT ... | Theinvention relates to a system for turning over plate-shaped bodies, in particular slabs and sheets, havingat least one turnover devicearm whichis arrangedso as to be pivotable about a pivot axisand which canbe placedin physical contact with a flat side of a plate-shaped body to beturned over, an... | The invention relates to a system for _turning_ _over_ plate-shaped bodies, in particular slabs and _sheets,_ having at least one turnover device arm _which_ is arranged so as to be pivotable about a pivot axis _and_ which can be placed in _physical_ contact _with_ _a_ _flat_ side of _a_ plate-shaped body to _be_ turne... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to the field of image processing. More specifically, the invention relates processing of images generated by a digital imaging device.
2. Description of the Related Art
In the art of image processing, raw images of an object/scene captured from a sensing or capt... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates generally to the field of image processing. more specifically, the invention relates processing of images generated by a digital imaging device. 2. description of the related art in the art of image processing, raw images of an object / scene captured from a sensing or ca... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the field of image processing. More specifically, the invention relates processing of images generated by a digital imaging device. 2. Description of the Related Art In the art of inagF processing, raw images of an object / scene captured from a sensing or ca... | 1. the Invention The invention relates generally to the field of image processing. More specifically, the invention processing of generated by a digital imaging device. 2. the Related Art In the art of image raw of an object/scene captured a sensing or capture device are often subject to varying types of "noise" (eleme... | 1. FIeLd OF the inVEnTiON
THE InVeNTION RElaTeS geNerAlLY to tHe FIeld oF iMAGe PRoCEssIng. moRE specifIcAlLy, THE INVENTioN RElATEs pROceSSing OF ImaGeS genEraTEd bY A dIGITAL ImAGInG DeVIcE.
2. DEScRIPtion of ThE rElaTED ARt
IN The ARt OF iMAge proCEsSiNG, RAW IMAGES Of An oBjeCt/sCEnE CApTUreD fROM a senSing OR CApT... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the fieldof image processing. More specifically, the invention relates processing of imagesgenerated by a digital imaging device.2. Description of the Related Art In the art of image processing, raw images of an object/scene capturedfrom a s... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention _The_ invention relates generally to the field of image processing. _More_ specifically, _the_ invention relates _processing_ _of_ images generated _by_ _a_ digital imaging device. 2. Description of the Related _Art_ In _the_ art of image processing, raw images of _an_ object/scene capture... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a wiring board with an electronic device, and a method for manufacturing the same.
2. Description of Related Art
In recent years, technical development has been proceeded for decreasing a cost by forming a film of a predetermined pattern on a substrate by using... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a wiring board with an electronic device, and a method for manufacturing silicon same. 2. description of related art in recent years, technical considerations has been proceeded for decreasing a cost expense forming a film of a predetermined pattern on a substr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board with an electronic device, and a method for manufacturing the same. 2. Description of Related Art In recent years, technical development has beSh proceeded for decreasing a cost by forming a film of a predetermined pattern on a substrate by using... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board with an electronic and a method for the same. Description of Related Art In recent years, technical development has been proceeded for decreasing a cost forming a film of a predetermined pattern on a substrate by using an ink jet method. Particularly... | 1. FieLD of THE invEntION
ThE PReSEnt iNVENTioN rElATeS TO a WiRINg BOArD wIth An ELECtRonIC DEViCe, aND a MetHOd fOR mAnUfActUrIng The sAme.
2. DEsCriptiON oF rELaTeD ArT
in recENt YEaRS, TecHnICAL dEVElOPmENt has beEN ProceEDEd foR deCREASing a Cost BY FORMInG A FiLM of a PReDEterMINed pattERn oN a SubstRaTe By uSiNg... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board with an electronic device,and a method for manufacturing the same. 2. Description of Related ArtIn recent years, technicaldevelopment has been proceeded fordecreasing acost by forming a film of a predetermined pattern on a substrateby using... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board with an electronic device, and _a_ method for manufacturing the same. _2._ Description of Related Art In recent years, _technical_ development has been proceeded _for_ decreasing a cost _by_ forming a film of a predetermined _pattern_ _on_ a su... |
The present invention relates generally to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to circuits for detecting operational modes while a semiconductor integrated circuit is undergoing a burn-in operation.
An important step in ensuring the reliability of semiconductor devices is xe2x80x9cburn-in.xe2x80x9d... | the present invention relates generally to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to circuits for detecting operational modes while the semiconductor integrated circuit is undergoing a burn - in operation. an important step in ensuring the reliability of semiconductor devices is xe2x80x9cburn - in. xe... | The present invention relates generally to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to circuits for detecting operational mPWes while a semiconductor integrated circuit is undergoing a burn - in operation. An important step in ensuring the rDliabilit7 of semiconductor devices is xe2x80x9cburn - in. xe2x... | The present invention relates generally to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to circuits for operational modes while a semiconductor integrated circuit is undergoing burn-in operation. An important step in ensuring reliability of semiconductor devices is xe2x80x9cburn-in.xe2x80x9d While modern se... | tHE PREsenT InvEnTioN rElateS GEnERallY To SemiCONDUCTor InTEgrAtEd cIrcUiTs, and MORe PArTiCUlaRly tO cIrcUITs fOr dETeCtIng OperATiONaL moDES whiLE A SEMiCoNDuCtOR iNTEgRaTed cIRCUiT is UNDERgOiNG a Burn-iN OpeRATION.
aN IMPOrtaNT STEp in EnsurinG tHE reLIaBiLiTY of SEmIcONDUcToR DEvicES IS Xe2x80X9cBURn-In.XE2x80x9D... | The present invention relates generally tosemiconductor integrated circuits, and moreparticularly to circuits for detecting operational modes while a semiconductor integrated circuit isundergoinga burn-in operation. An important step in ensuring the reliabilityof semiconductor devices is xe2x80x9cburn-in.xe2x80... | _The_ present invention _relates_ generally to semiconductor integrated _circuits,_ and _more_ particularly _to_ circuits for detecting operational modes while a semiconductor integrated _circuit_ is undergoing a burn-in operation. An important _step_ in ensuring the reliability of semiconductor devices is xe2x80x9cbur... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved device and method for monitoring the presence of toxic metals in workplace air, and more particularly, to real-time detection of such toxic metals.
2. Description of Related Art
Toxic metals have a negative impact on human health. The term toxic met... | 11. field of the invention the present invention relates to an improved device and method for monitoring the presence of toxic metals in workplace air, and more particularly, with real - time detection of such toxic metals. 2. description of related art toxic metals have a negative impact on human health. the term toxi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved device and method for monitoring the presence of toCiS HetaOs in workplace air, and more particularly, to real - time detection of such toxic metals. 2. Description of Related Art TLxkc metals have a negative impact on human health. The term toxic m... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved device and method monitoring the presence toxic metals in workplace air, and more particularly, to detection of toxic metals. Description of Related Art Toxic metals have a negative impact on human health. The term toxic metals is used herein to includ... | 1. FiEld Of THe iNventION
ThE PResENt INveNTioN RELatEs to AN IMprOVed dEViCe anD MEtHOD FOr monITORInG ThE PresenCE Of TOxIC mETals IN worKpLACE aIr, anD mOrE ParticULaRLy, to REaL-tIme DeTECtiON OF suCh toxic meTAls.
2. DEscRiPtIOn OF RelateD arT
toxIc meTALS hAVe a neGATiVe ImpaCT on HuMan Health. tHE TerM tOXIC MeT... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent inventionrelates to animproved device and method for monitoring the presence of toxic metals in workplace air, and more particularly, to real-time detection ofsuch toxic metals. 2. Description of Related Art Toxic metals have a negative impact on human health. The t... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to an improved device and method for monitoring _the_ presence of _toxic_ metals in workplace _air,_ and more _particularly,_ to real-time detection _of_ _such_ toxic _metals._ 2. _Description_ of Related Art _Toxic_ metals have a negative impact on human heal... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Nemesia plant that will be referred to hereinafter by the cultivar name ‘Pensky’.
‘Pensky’ was discovered by the inventor in 2000 at the inventor's nursery in Netherwent, Wales, United Kingdom. ‘Pensky’ was first observed on a single plant of the inventor'... | the present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of nemesia plant that will have referred to hereinafter by the hybrid name ‘ pensky ’. ‘ pensky ’ was discovered by the inventor in 2000 at the inventor ' s nursery in netherwent, wales, united kingdom. ‘ pensky ’ was first observed on a single plant of the i... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Nemesia plant that will be referred to hereinafter by the cultivar name ‘ Pensky ’. ‘ Pensky ’ was discovered by the inventor in 2000 at the inventor ' s nursery in NeGhe3went, Wales, United Kingdom. ‘ Pensky ’ was first observed on a sLngIe plant of the i... | The invention to new and distinct cultivar of Nemesia plant that will to hereinafter by the cultivar name ‘Pensky’. ‘Pensky’ was discovered by the in at the inventor's nursery in Netherwent, Wales, United Kingdom. was first observed on a single plant inventor's variety of Nemesia named ‘Pengoon’ (U.S. Plant Pat. No. 14... | ThE PreSeNt iNVENTiOn RElaTeS tO A new AND DiSTiNCT CulTiVar oF nEmeSIA plANt thAt wILl BE rEFERRed to HeReINAfTEr bY thE cuLTIVar NAMe ‘PENsKy’.
‘PeNSKY’ WAS disCOvERED BY thE iNVentor in 2000 at The INVeNTOR's nURseRy IN nETHErwent, WaLEs, UnITEd KiNGdOm. ‘PEnsky’ WAS fIRsT obSERVEd On a sINGlE pLanT OF thE InveNToR'... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivarof Nemesia plant that will be referred to hereinafter by the cultivar name ‘Pensky’. ‘Pensky’ wasdiscovered by the inventor in 2000 at the inventor's nursery in Netherwent, Wales, United Kingdom. ‘Pensky’ was first observed on asingle p... | The _present_ invention relates _to_ a _new_ and distinct _cultivar_ of Nemesia plant that will be referred to _hereinafter_ by the cultivar _name_ ‘Pensky’. ‘Pensky’ was discovered by the inventor in _2000_ at the inventor's nursery in Netherwent, Wales, United Kingdom. ‘Pensky’ was _first_ observed _on_ _a_ single _p... |
High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is a new video coding standard currently being developed in Joint Collaborative Team-Video Coding (JCT-VC). JCT-VC is a collaborative project between Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) and International Telecommunication Union-Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T). Curren... | high efficiency video code ( hevc ) is a new video coding standard currently being developed in joint collaborative team - video coding ( jct - vc ). jct - vc is a collaborative project between moving picture experts group ( mpeg ) and independent telecommunication union - telecommunication standardization sector ( itu... | High EfficienDH Video Coding (HEVC) is a new video coding standard currently being developed in Joint Collaborative Team - Video Coding (JCT - VC ). JCT - VC is a collaborative project between Moving Picture Experts Group (MPEG) and International Telecommunication Union - Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU -... | High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is a new video coding standard currently being developed in Joint Collaborative Team-Video Coding (JCT-VC). JCT-VC is a collaborative project between Moving Experts Group (MPEG) and International Telecommunication Union-Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T). Currently, an ... | hIgH effIciEnCy Video COdiNg (hEVC) is A nEw viDeo coDINg STanDaRd CuRrENtly BEinG DEveLOPED iN joint colLAborAtiVE TEAm-VIDEO coDInG (JCT-Vc). JcT-vc IS A cOLLaBorATIvE PROJEct BEtWeen MovINg pIctURe eXpeRTS GRoUP (mPEg) AnD iNtERnATioNAl TElECOMmUnIcAtioN UnIoN-tELEcOmMuNicatiOn stANdArDizaTiON sectOr (iTu-T). CurreN... | High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) is anew video coding standardcurrently being developed inJoint Collaborative Team-Video Coding (JCT-VC). JCT-VC is a collaborative project between Moving Picture Experts Group(MPEG) and International Telecommunication Union-Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T... | High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) _is_ _a_ new video coding standard currently _being_ developed in Joint _Collaborative_ Team-Video _Coding_ (JCT-VC). JCT-VC is a collaborative _project_ between Moving Picture _Experts_ Group (MPEG) and International Telecommunication Union-Telecommunication _Standardization_ _Secto... |
Historically, large web search engines have sold advertising space based on keyword-driven search results. For example, Yahoo! conducts auctions for certain keywords, and the highest bidder(s) have their ads placed on pages containing Yahoo! search results, or they obtain preferred placement among the search results, i... | historically, large web search engines have sold advertising space based on keyword - driven search results. the example, yahoo! conducts auctions for certain keywords, and the highest bidder ( s ) have their ads placed on pages containing yahoo! search results, thus they obtain preferred placement among the search res... | Historically, lz#ge web search engines have sold advertising space based on keyword - driven search results. For example, Yahoo! conducts auctions for cWrtaih keJwordW, and the highest bidder (s) have their ads placed on pages containing Yahoo! search results, or they obtain preferred placement among the search results... | large web search engines sold space on keyword-driven search results. example, Yahoo! auctions for certain keywords, and the have their ads placed pages containing Yahoo! search results, or they obtain preferred placement among the search results, i.e., at the top of the results list. As web advertising develops, a num... | HIstoRicaLly, lARgE WEb sEarCh ENgines hAvE solD AdVERTISing sPacE bASEd On kEyWord-DRIVEN seARcH ResUlTS. FOr ExAMple, YAHOo! conDUCtS AUctions foR ceRTaIN keYWOrds, aND tHe HIGhESt bidDEr(S) HavE tHeIR AdS PLaCeD On paGeS COntaINIng YAHOo! SearCh rEsUlTs, oR thEy OBTAiN preferrEd PLAceMenT AMOng THE sEArCH RESUlts, i... | Historically,large web search engines havesold advertising space based on keyword-driven search results. For example, Yahoo! conducts auctions for certain keywords,and the highest bidder(s) have their ads placedon pages containingYahoo! search results, or theyobtain preferred placement among thesearch results, ... | _Historically,_ _large_ web _search_ engines have sold advertising _space_ based on keyword-driven search results. For example, Yahoo! conducts auctions for certain keywords, and the highest bidder(s) have their ads _placed_ on pages containing Yahoo! search results, or they obtain preferred placement among the _search... |
A storage system is a computer that provides storage service relating to the organization of information on writeable persistent storage devices, such as memories, tapes or disks. The storage system is commonly deployed within a storage area network (SAN) or a network attached storage (NAS) environment. When used withi... | a storage system is a computer that provides storage service relating to the organization of information on writeable persistent storage devices, such as memories, tapes or disks. the storage system is commonly deployed within a storage area network ( san ) or a network attached storage ( nas ) environment. being used ... | A storage system is a computer that provides storage service relating to the organization of information on writeable persistent storage devices, such as memories, tapes or disks. The storage system is commonly deployed within a storage area network (SAN) or a network attached storage (NAS) environment. When used withi... | A storage system is a that provides storage service relating to the organization of information on writeable persistent storage devices, such as tapes or disks. The storage system is commonly deployed within a storage area network (SAN) or a network attached storage (NAS) environment. used within NAS environment, the s... | A StORAGE sYSTEm is A cOMpUTEr thaT PROviDES StoraGE SERVICE rElAtInG to thE OrGaniZatiOn oF InFormATiOn On WRitEAbLE pERSISTenT StorAgE deviCES, SUCh AS Memories, tAPEs Or DISKs. THe SToRAGe sySTeM is cOMMonLY dEPloYED WitHin A sTorage ArEA NetwoRK (SAN) OR a neTwOrk AttaCHed sTORAGe (naS) EnvIrONmENT. WheN USED WitHI... | Astorage system is a computer thatprovides storage service relating to the organization ofinformation on writeable persistent storage devices, such as memories, tapes ordisks.The storage systemis commonly deployed within a storage areanetwork (SAN) or a network attachedstorage (NAS) environment. When... | A storage system is a computer _that_ provides storage service relating to _the_ organization of information on writeable persistent _storage_ devices, _such_ _as_ memories, tapes or disks. The storage system is commonly deployed within a storage area network (SAN) or a network attached _storage_ (NAS) environment. Whe... |
C4 (Controlled-Collapse Chip Connection) is a means of connecting IC (integrated circuit) chips to substrates in electronic packages. Moreover, C4 is a flip-chip technology in which the interconnections are small solder balls on the chip surface. Because it is an area array, C4 technology may provide relatively high de... | c4 ( controlled - collapse chip connection ) is a means of connecting ic ( integrated circuit ) chips to substrates in electronic packages. moreover, c4 is a flip - chip technology in which the interconnections are small solder balls on the chip surface. because it is an area array, c4 technology may provide relatively... | C4 (Controlled - Collapse Chip Connection) is a means of connecting IC (integrated circuit) chips to substrates in electronic packages. Moreover, C4 is a flip - chip technology in which the interconnections are small solder balls on the chip surface. Because it is an area array, C4 technology may provide relatively hig... | C4 (Controlled-Collapse Chip Connection) is a means of connecting IC (integrated chips to substrates electronic packages. Moreover, is flip-chip technology in which interconnections are small solder balls the chip surface. Because it is an area array, C4 technology may provide relatively high densities for chip interco... | c4 (coNTrOLlED-coLlApsE CHip cOnnECtION) is A MeaNs of conNeCting ic (inTegrATEd cIRCuIt) ChIPs to SubStraTES in elECtrONIc PACKAGEs. mOREovEr, C4 iS A flip-CHiP TecHNOlogY IN WHIch the InTErcONnEcTiOns are smALL sOLDER BAlLS On THe chIP SuRfACe. BEcaUSE iT IS An ARea ArRAy, c4 TECHNolOgy May PrOVIDE RElAtiVEly higH dE... | C4 (Controlled-CollapseChip Connection) is a means of connecting IC (integrated circuit) chips to substrates inelectronic packages. Moreover, C4 is a flip-chip technology inwhich the interconnections are small solderballs on the chip surface. Because it is an area array, C4 technologymay provide relatively ... | C4 (Controlled-Collapse Chip Connection) is a means of connecting IC _(integrated_ circuit) _chips_ _to_ substrates in electronic _packages._ Moreover, C4 is a flip-chip technology in which the interconnections are _small_ _solder_ balls on _the_ chip surface. Because it _is_ _an_ area array, C4 technology _may_ provid... |
The control of invertebrate pests is extremely important in achieving high crop efficiency. Damage by invertebrate pests to growing and stored agronomic crops can cause significant reduction in productivity and thereby result in increased costs to the consumer. The control of invertebrate pests in forestry, greenhouse ... | environmental control of invertebrate pests is extremely important in achieving high crop efficiency. damage by invertebrate pests to growing and stored agronomic crops can cause significant reduction in productivity and thereby results in increased dependency to the consumer. the control of invertebrate pests in fores... | The control of invertebrate pests is extremely important in achieving hiFT crop efficiency. Damage by invertebrate pests to growing and stored agronomic crppX can cause significant reduction in productivity and thereby result in insreWsed costs to the consumer. The control of inv$rrebrate p#stq in forestry, B5eenhouse ... | The control of invertebrate pests is extremely important in achieving high efficiency. by pests to growing and stored agronomic crops can cause significant reduction in productivity and thereby result in increased to the consumer. The control of invertebrate pests in forestry, greenhouse crops, ornamentals, nursery cro... | The cOnTROl oF inVerTEbRaTE pEsts Is exTREmEly iMpOrtant In ACHIEVInG HiGH cRop efficIency. DaMage by inverteBraTE PeSTS To GROwiNG ANd StoREd aGrOnomIc cRops can CAUSE siGNiFiCanT REdUcTIoN In PROduCTiviTY ANd theREBy ResUlt in iNcReASEd cosTs to The CoNSUmER. The CoNTRoL Of InvertEbrATe PeStS IN foresTRY, grEeNhoUSe ... | The control ofinvertebrate pests is extremely important in achieving high cropefficiency. Damage by invertebrate pests to growing and stored agronomiccrops can cause significant reduction inproductivity and thereby result in increased costs to the consumer. The control of invertebrate pests in forestry,... | The control of invertebrate pests _is_ extremely important in achieving high crop efficiency. Damage by _invertebrate_ pests _to_ growing and _stored_ agronomic _crops_ _can_ cause significant reduction in productivity _and_ thereby result in increased costs to the consumer. _The_ control _of_ invertebrate pests _in_ f... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of linear optical sensor arrays, particularly those using dual output channels servicing interleaved sensing elements, and scanners utilizing such arrays.
2. Prior Art
Scanners for scanning documents, x-rays and other images are now well known and wid... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of linear optical sensor arrays, particularly those using dual output channels servicing interleaved sensing elements, and scanners utilizing such arrays. 2. prior art scanners for scanning documents, x - rays and other images and now well known and w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of linear optical sensor arrays, particularly those using dual output channels servicing interleaved qenxing elements, and scanners utilizing such arrays. 2. Prior Art Scanners for scanning documents, x - rays and other images are now well known and w... | 1. Field of Invention The present relates to field of linear optical sensor arrays, particularly those using dual output channels servicing interleaved and scanners utilizing such 2. Prior Art Scanners for scanning documents, x-rays and other images are now well known and widely used for various purposes, with the mark... | 1. FIELD OF THe iNVENtION
THE PRESENt iNVEnTIon RElAtEs To The FIELd OF LiNeAr OptiCAL sENSOR ARraYS, pArticULaRLy ThOSe UsiNg DuaL OuTpUT chanNELs SerVICINg iNTErleaVED seNsIng ElEmeNtS, AnD ScAnNeRS UTilIzInG sucH aRRaYS.
2. prIor ARt
sCAnNErS fOR scaNNiNg doCumentS, X-raYs ANd OthER iMAGes aRE Now wELl kNoWN ANd wiD... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of linear optical sensor arrays, particularly those usingdual output channels servicing interleaved sensing elements,and scanners utilizing such arrays. 2.Prior ArtScanners for scanning documents, x-rays and other images are nowwell known a... | _1._ Field _of_ the _Invention_ The present invention relates _to_ the field of linear optical sensor arrays, particularly those using dual output _channels_ servicing interleaved sensing elements, _and_ scanners utilizing _such_ _arrays._ 2. Prior Art Scanners for _scanning_ documents, _x-rays_ and other _images_ are ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a toner and a producing method thereof, a developer, a two-component developer, a developing device and an image forming apparatus.
2. Description of the Related Art
A toner developing a latent image is used in a variety of image forming processes. As one of th... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a toner and a producing method thereof, a developer, a two - component developer, a developing device and an image forming apparatus. 2. description of the related art a toner developing a latent image is used in a variety of image forming processes. as one of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toner and a producing method thereof, a developer, a two - component developer, a developing device and an image forming apparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art A toner developing a latent iHaTe is used in a variety of image forming processes. As one of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toner and a producing method thereof, a developer, a two-component developer, a developing device and an image forming apparatus. 2. Description the Related Art A toner developing a latent image is used in variety of image forming processes. As one of the exa... | 1. FIeLd Of The inVeNtioN
tHe PreSEnt inVENTION RELATES TO a toNer AND A PrODUcInG MEtHOd TherEoF, a dEvElOPeR, a TwO-cOMPonEnt DeveloPER, a DeVELOPiNG devicE aND an IMAGe forMIng APParaTUS.
2. DescripTIoN Of THE relAted art
a toNEr DEVELOpInG A laTent iMagE IS usEd IN A vArIeTY OF iMagE FoRMiNg ProceSSEs. as OnE Of th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toner and a producing method thereof, adeveloper, atwo-component developer, a developing device and an image formingapparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art A toner developing alatent image is used in a variety of image forming ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ toner and a producing method thereof, a developer, a two-component _developer,_ _a_ developing device and an image _forming_ apparatus. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art _A_ toner _developing_ a latent image is used in a variety of image forming processes... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to an information processing system for performing a purchase ordering process.
2. Description of the Related Art
As a form of transaction that allows a contract, payment, or the like to be made by way of a network has become popular, purchase orders for goods and servi... | 1. technical field the present disclosure prior to an information processing system for performing a purchase ordering process. 2. description of the related art as a form of transaction only allows a contract, payment, or contingent payment to be made by way of a network has become popular, because orders for goods an... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to an information provessibg system for performing a purchase oederiGg process. 2. Description of the Related Art As a form of transaction that allows a conhrQct, pzyhent, or the like to be made by way of a network has become popular, purchase orders for goods and servi... | 1. Technical The present disclosure relates to an information processing system for performing a purchase ordering 2. Description the Related Art As a form of that allows a contract, payment, or the like to be made by way of a has become popular, purchase orders for goods and services are placed over a network. Such a ... | 1. TEChNiCaL fIelD
THE PREsent DIsCLoSuRE rELAtes To aN INfOrMaTiOn PROceSSinG SYSteM FoR peRFoRmINg a PuRchasE ORDErinG PROcEss.
2. desCription Of the RELATED Art
as a FORM Of TRAnSaCtION ThAT alLOWs A ConTrAct, pAYmENt, OR the liKe TO BE mADe By WaY of A NeTwOrK HAS beCoME POPUlar, pURChASE ORDers foR gOODS And ServI... | 1. TechnicalFieldThe present disclosure relates to aninformation processingsystem for performing a purchase ordering process. 2. Description of the RelatedArt As a form of transaction that allows a contract, payment, or the like to be madeby way of a network has become popular, purchase ordersfor... | 1. _Technical_ Field The present disclosure _relates_ to an information processing system for performing a purchase ordering process. 2. Description _of_ the _Related_ Art _As_ a form of transaction that allows a contract, payment, _or_ the _like_ to be made by way of a network has _become_ popular, purchase orders for... |
The present invention relates generally to a lopping apparatus, and more particularly to a lopping apparatus which has handle compartments for stowing its blades during periods of non-use.
Numerous lopping devices have heretofore been designed for pruning branches from plants such as trees, shrubs, and bushes. One such... | the present invention relates generally to a lopping apparatus, and more particularly to a lopping apparatus which has handle compartments for stowing its blades during periods of non - use. numerous lopping devices have heretofore been designed for pruning branches from plants such as trees, shrubs, and bushes. one su... | The present invention relates generally to a lopping apparatus, and more particularly to a lopping apparatus which has handle compartments for stowing its blades during periods of non - use. Numerous lopping devices have heretofore been designed for pruning branches from plants such as trees, shrubs, and bushes. One su... | The present relates generally to a lopping apparatus, and more particularly to lopping apparatus for stowing its blades during periods non-use. Numerous lopping devices have heretofore been designed for pruning branches plants such as trees, shrubs, and bushes. such device is disclosed in U.S. No. 3,882,599 issued to P... | THe pResEnt INVentiON ReLATeS gEnErAlLy to A LoPpInG APparAtUS, And more PArTIcUlArly tO A lopPING apPARATUS WhiCh Has hANDle CompArTmenTS FOr sTowINg iTs BlAdeS DurING PERIoDS oF non-USe.
numErouS LOpPinG dEVICES haVe HeRetoforE BEEN DesIgNeD for PrUnINg BrAnCHeS fROM PlantS SUCh as TREES, shrUBs, anD BUSHEs. one SuCh... | Thepresent invention relates generally to a lopping apparatus, and more particularly to a lopping apparatus which has handle compartments for stowing its blades duringperiods of non-use. Numerous lopping devices have heretofore been designed for pruning branches from plants such as trees, shr... | The present invention relates generally to a lopping apparatus, and _more_ particularly _to_ a lopping apparatus which has handle _compartments_ for stowing its blades during periods of non-use. Numerous lopping devices have heretofore been designed for _pruning_ branches from _plants_ such as trees, shrubs, and bushes... |
Many internal combustion engines include an electrical generator driven by the engine to generate electrical power. The power generated by the generator can be used to power some engine systems (for example, the ignition and fuel injection systems), and some systems external to the engine (for example, lights and displ... | many internal combustion engines include an electrical generator driven by the engine to generate electrical power. the power generated by the generator can be used to power some engine systems ( for example, the ignition and fuel injection systems ), and some systems external to the engine ( for example, lights and di... | Many internal combustion engines include an electrical generator driven by the engine to generate electrical power. The power generated by the generator can be used to power some engine systems (for example, the ignition and fuel injection systems ), and some systems external to the engine (for example, lights and disp... | Many internal combustion engines include an electrical generator by the engine to generate power. The power generated generator can be used to power some engine systems (for example, ignition and fuel injection systems), and some systems external to engine (for example, lights and display gauges of a powered by engine)... | maNY INtErNAL cOMBuSTiOn eNgiNES iNclUdE an eLEcTrIcAL geNeRatOr driven by THe EngINe to GEneRAtE ELectrical pOwER. ThE POwEr GENERATeD BY THE GENEratOR can bE usED tO POWER SoME eNGINe SysTEMS (FOR exaMPle, the IgnItIOn aND fUeL injectIoN sySTEMS), AND Some SYstems eXtErNAL tO THe EnGiNe (fOR ExAMPLE, liGhtS AND DISPL... | Many internal combustion engines includean electrical generator driven by the engine to generate electricalpower. The power generated by the generator can be used topower some engine systems (for example, theignition andfuel injection systems), and some systems externalto the engine (for examp... | Many internal combustion engines include an electrical _generator_ driven by the engine to generate electrical power. The _power_ generated by _the_ generator can be used to power some engine systems (for example, the ignition and _fuel_ injection _systems),_ and some systems _external_ to the engine (for example, ligh... |
When a jackup platform drills wells in locations that may be subject to sea ice, the risers need to be protected from forces due to impact with the sea ice. The existing options for doing so include:
1. Drilling with the riser unprotected;
2. Providing coatings to the riser to protect against corrosion, fouling etc, bu... | when a jackup platform drills wells in locations that may be subject to sea ice, the risers needed to be protected by forces due to impact with the sea ice. the existing options for doing so include : 1. drilling with the riser contact ; 2. providing coatings to the riser to protect against corrosion, flooding etc, but... | When a jackup platform drills wells in locations that may be subject to sea ice, the risers need to be protected from forces due to impact with the sea ice. The existing options for doing so include: 1. Drilling with the riser unprotected; 2. Providing coatings to the riser to protect agZinzt corrosion, fouling etc, bu... | When a platform drills wells in locations may be subject to sea ice, the risers need to be protected from forces due to impact with the sea ice. The existing options for doing so include: 1. Drilling with the riser 2. Providing coatings to the riser protect against corrosion, etc, but without protection from large ice ... | wHEN A jaCKuP PLATForm DrILls WellS IN LoCAtiONS tHaT may be SUbJECt to SeA Ice, THe riseRs NEed TO BE PrOTEctED From ForceS Due to iMPACt wITH The sEa ice. The ExistInG opTiONS fOr DOing SO INCludE:
1. DRillINg wIth tHe rIsEr uNProTEcTed;
2. PrOVIDing coatiNGS to THe RiSEr tO PRotEcT aGaInST CoRrosIOn, foUling eTc, Bu... | When a jackup platform drills wellsin locationsthat may be subject to sea ice, the risers need to be protectedfrom forces due to impact with the sea ice. Theexistingoptionsfor doing so include:1.Drilling with the riser unprotected;2. Providing coatings to the riser to protect against corrosion,foulin... | When a jackup platform drills _wells_ in locations that may _be_ subject to sea ice, the risers need to _be_ protected from _forces_ due _to_ impact with the sea _ice._ The _existing_ options for doing so include: 1. Drilling _with_ the _riser_ unprotected; _2._ Providing coatings to the _riser_ to _protect_ against _c... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a linear vibration device.
2. Description of the Related Art
A general linear vibration device is a part that converts electrical energy into mechanical vibration using a principle of generating electromagnetic force. The general linear vibration device is mounted in ... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a linear vibration device. 2. description of the practical art nouveau general linear vibration device is a part that converts electrical energy into mechanical vibration using a principle of generating electromagnetic force. the general linear vibration device is mou... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a linear vibration device. 2. Description of the Related Art A general linear vibration device is a part that converts electrical energy into mechanical vibration using a principle of generating electromagnetic force. The general linear vibration device is mounted in ... | 1. Technical Field The invention relates to a linear vibration device. 2. Description of the Related Art A general vibration device is a part that converts electrical energy into mechanical a principle of generating electromagnetic force. The general linear vibration device is mounted in a mobile communication terminal... | 1. TEChnIcaL FIElD
The PrESeNT iNvEnTion RelatEs TO A lIneAr vibRAtION DeVice.
2. DEsCrIPtiOn of The rELatED art
a GenEral LInEar VIBrATION DEvicE Is a Part tHaT cONVeRts eleCtricAl EnErgY iNTo mEchANICAl ViBRatION USING A PrinciPLE OF geNEraTInG ELEctRoMAGneTIc ForcE. THE genERAL lInEAR VibRAtION devIce IS MounTed iN ... | 1. TechnicalField Thepresent invention relates to a linear vibration device. 2. Description ofthe Related Art A general linear vibration device is a part that converts electrical energy into mechanical vibration using a principle of generating electromagnetic force. The general linear vibration device is mo... | 1. Technical Field The present _invention_ relates to a linear vibration _device._ 2. _Description_ of the _Related_ Art A general linear vibration device is a part that converts electrical energy into mechanical vibration using a principle of generating electromagnetic force. _The_ general linear vibration device is m... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a controller for a motor that has two rotors each of which produces a field by a permanent magnet and can change the phase difference between the rotors.
2. Description of the Related Art
As a permanent magnet type motor, there has been known a double rotor typ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a controller for a motor that has two rotors each of which produces a field by a permanent magnet and can change the phase difference between the rotors. 2. description of the related art as a permanent magnet type motor, there has been known a double rotor typ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a controller for a motor that has two rotors each of which produces a field by a permanent magnet and can change the phase difference between the rotors. 2. Description of the RelAtwd Art As a permanent magnet type motor, there has been known a double rotor typ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a controller for a motor has two rotors each of produces a field by a permanent magnet and can change the phase difference between the rotors. 2. Description of the Related Art As a permanent magnet type motor, has been a double rotor type motor that has two rotor... | 1. fIElD OF the iNVEntIoN
tHe PREseNT InVeNtiON reLAtES tO a cONTrolLer foR a MOTor ThaT HAS two rOtORS EaCH OF WhIcH PRoDUceS A fIELD By A PErMAnenT maGnET AND CAn Change THe PHASe dIFFerENcE BETWEEN tHE ROtORS.
2. DEscRiPtiON OF the relAtEd aRt
AS A peRManENt maGnet typE mOtOR, thErE hAs bEeN KNOwn A doUBlE ROTor TyP... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a controller for a motor that has two rotors each of which produces afield by a permanent magnet and can changethe phase difference between therotors. 2. Description of the Related Art As a permanent magnet type motor, there has been known adouble... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a controller _for_ a motor _that_ _has_ two rotors each _of_ which produces a _field_ by a permanent magnet and can change _the_ phase difference between the rotors. 2. Description of the Related Art As a permanent _magnet_ type motor, _there_ has been _kno... |
Various beverages are preferably served at a particular temperature. A wide variety of techniques have been employed to keep beverages as close to the optimum consuming temperature as possible for as long as possible. For example, ice buckets have been used to chill wine, and foam and/or fabric insulation devices, e.g.... | various beverages are preferably served in a particular temperature. a wide variety of techniques have been employed to keep beverages as close to the optimum consuming temperature as possible for as limited distances possible. for example, ice buckets have been used to reduce wine, spray foam and / whatever fabric ins... | Vario&c beverages are preferably served at a particular temperature. A wide variety of techniques have been employed to keep beverages as c<oAe to the ipt&mum consuming temperature as possible for as long as possible. For example, ice buckets TSve V#en Ksdd to chill w8be, and foam and / or TabGic insulation devices, e.... | Various preferably served at a particular temperature. A wide variety of techniques have been employed to beverages as close to the consuming temperature as possible for as long as possible. For example, ice buckets have been used to chill wine, and foam and/or fabric insulation devices, e.g., koozies, have been to ins... | varIous bEVERaGeS arE PreFErablY sERVEd AT A pARTICULaR tEMperaTURe. A wIDE VaRIety oF tecHnIqUES HaVE BEEN EmPLOyed To kEEp BeVeRaGeS as close To The oPtimUM consUMinG tempErATUrE As poSsIBle fOr As lOng As PosSIbLE. FOR eXamPlE, ICe bucKetS HAvE Been USed To chILl wINE, aNd FOaM and/or fabRIc iNsuLAtiOn DEVicEs, E.g.... | Various beverages are preferably servedat aparticular temperature.A wide variety of techniqueshavebeen employed to keep beverages as closeto the optimum consuming temperature as possible for aslong as possible.For example, ice buckets have been usedtochill wine, and foam and/or fabricinsulation ... | Various beverages are preferably served at _a_ _particular_ temperature. A wide variety of techniques have been employed to keep beverages as close to the optimum consuming temperature as possible for as long as possible. For example, _ice_ buckets _have_ been used to _chill_ wine, and foam and/or fabric insulation dev... |
Color is a psychological phenomenon based on the interaction of the spectrum of light (distribution of light energy versus wavelength) with light receptors in the eye, which have specific sensitivities for specific spectral wavelength bands or regions (hereinafter “spectral components”) of light. Color categories and p... | color is a psychological phenomenon based on the interaction of the spectrum of light ( distribution of light energy versus wavelength ) opposite light receptors in the eye, which have specific sensitivities as specific spectral wavelength bands or components ( hereinafter “ spectral parameters ” ) of light. color cate... | Color is a psychological phenomenon based on the interaction of the spectrum of light (distribution of light energy versus wavelength) with light receptors in the eye, which have specific sensitivities for specific spectral wavelength bands or regions (hereinafter “ spectral components ”) of light. Color categories and... | Color is a psychological based on the interaction of the spectrum of light (distribution of light energy versus with light receptors in the eye, which have specific sensitivities for specific spectral bands or regions (hereinafter “spectral components”) of light. Color categories and physical specifications of color ar... | ColoR is A PsYcHoloGicAL pheNOmEnon bAsed oN the inTERAcTion oF The sPECTrum of lIghT (DISTRIbuTiOn Of LIghT EneRgy VerSUS WaVelENgTh) WITh LiGhT rEcepTORs In The eYe, wHICH havE speCIFic sENSITIViTiEs foR SpECIFIC SpECtrAL WaVELENgtH bAndS Or ReGIons (HEReiNAfter “spEcTRAl cOMPONEnTs”) OF LIgHt. COLOR cAtEgorIEs anD P... | Color is a psychological phenomenon based on the interaction of the spectrum of light (distribution of light energyversus wavelength) withlightreceptors in the eye,whichhave specific sensitivities for specific spectralwavelength bands or regions (hereinafter “spectral components”) of light. Colorcategor... | _Color_ _is_ a psychological phenomenon based on the interaction of the spectrum of light (distribution of light energy versus _wavelength)_ _with_ _light_ receptors in the _eye,_ which have specific sensitivities for specific spectral wavelength bands or regions (hereinafter _“spectral_ components”) of light. Color ca... |
Parkinson's disease is a degenerative condition characterized by reduced concentration of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the brain. Levodopa (L-dopa or L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine) is an immediate metabolic precursor of dopamine that, unlike dopamine, is able to cross the blood-brain barrier, and is most commonly us... | parkinson ' s disease is a degenerative condition characterized by reduced concentration of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the brain. levodopa ( l - dopa or l - 3, 4 - dihydroxyphenylalanine ) is an immediate metabolic precursor of dopamine that, unlike dopamine, is able to cross the blood - brain barrier, and is mos... | Parkinson ' s disease is a degenerative condition characterized by reduced concentration of the neurotransmitter dopamine in the brain. Levodopa (L - dopa or L - 3, 4 - dihydroxyphenylalanine) is an immediate metabolic precursor of dopamine that, unlike dopamine, is able to cross the blood - brain barrier, and is most ... | Parkinson's disease is a degenerative condition characterized by concentration of the neurotransmitter dopamine the brain. Levodopa (L-dopa or L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine) is an immediate metabolic precursor of dopamine that, unlike dopamine, to cross the blood-brain barrier, is most commonly used for restoring dopami... | pARKINson'S DiSeAse iS a deGenEraTive COndiTiON CHARaCtERIZED BY redUCeD CoNcentraTioN of thE NEuROTraNsMITtER dopAminE In ThE BRaIn. levODopA (l-Dopa oR L-3,4-dIhydROxYphENYLAlanINE) is an ImMediaTE METaBoLIc preCuRsOR of dopamINE thAt, unlIKe doPamINE, iS aBLe to CrosS the BLOOD-BrAIn baRriER, and Is MOST comMONLY US... | Parkinson's disease isa degenerative condition characterized by reduced concentration of theneurotransmitter dopamine in the brain. Levodopa (L-dopa or L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine) is an immediate metabolic precursor of dopamine that, unlike dopamine, is ableto cross the blood-brain barrier, and ismostc... | Parkinson's disease _is_ _a_ _degenerative_ condition characterized by reduced concentration of the neurotransmitter _dopamine_ in the brain. Levodopa (L-dopa _or_ L-3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine) is an immediate metabolic precursor of dopamine that, unlike _dopamine,_ _is_ able to cross the blood-brain barrier, and _is_ ... |
Decubitus ulcers (commonly referred to as “bedsores”) may form on parts or portions of a patient's body when in contact for a prolonged period of time with an object such as, for example, a bed, a wheelchair, or other type of furniture. The pressure exerted on the skin covering or surrounding the bony prominences on th... | decubitus ulcers ( commonly referred to a “ bedsores ” ) sometimes form on parts or portions of a patient ' s body when in contact for a prolonged period of time with an object such as, for example, a bed, a wheelchair, or other type of furniture. the impact exerted on the skin covering or surrounding the bony prominen... | Decubitus ulcers (commonly referred to as “ bedsores ”) may form on parts or portions of a patient ' s body when in contact for a prolonged period of time with an object such as, for example, a bed, a wheelchair, or other type of furniture. The pressure exerted on the skin covering or surrounding the bony prominences o... | ulcers (commonly to as “bedsores”) may form on parts or portions of a patient's body when in contact for a prolonged period of time with an object such as, for example, a bed, a wheelchair, or other type of furniture. The pressure exerted on the skin or surrounding the bony prominences on the portions of the patient's ... | DEcuBITuS UlCERS (COmmonlY REferREd To as “BEdSorEs”) may fORm on pARTs Or pORtIonS Of a PaTiENT's boDy WHen iN cONTACT for A PRoLonGeD PErioD of tIME wITh aN objeCT SucH aS, for EXAMplE, A bED, a wheElcHAir, OR OtHer TYpE oF FURnITuRe. THe PrEssURE exeRTeD On thE sKiN coveRINg oR suRRoUNDing tHe boNy PRomiNences oN th... | Decubitus ulcers (commonly referred to as “bedsores”) mayform on partsor portions of a patient's bodywhenin contact for a prolonged periodof time with an object such as, forexample, abed, a wheelchair, or other type of furniture. The pressure exerted on the skincovering or surrounding the bony prominences on... | Decubitus ulcers (commonly referred to _as_ _“bedsores”)_ may form on parts _or_ portions of a patient's body when _in_ contact for a prolonged period of time with an object such as, for example, a bed, a wheelchair, or other type of _furniture._ The pressure exerted on the _skin_ covering or surrounding _the_ bony _pr... |
The present invention relates generally to apparatus and methods for removing obstructions from sewers, and more specifically, to apparatus and methods for the removal of obstructions without the need for chemicals or cutters.
Prior methods for removing build-up or obstructions from sewer pipes and drain lines include ... | the present invention relates generally to apparatus and methods for removing obstructions from sewers, and more specifically, to apparatus and methods for the removal of obstructions without the need involving chemicals or cutters. prior methods for removing build - up or obstructions from sewer pipes and drain lines ... | The present invegtiom relates generally to apparatus and methods for removing obstructions from sewers, and more specificx<ly, to apparatus and methods for the removal of obstructions without the need for chemicals or cutters. Prior methods for removing build - up or obstructions from sewer pipes and drain lines includ... | The present invention relates generally apparatus and methods for removing obstructions from sewers, and more specifically, to apparatus and methods for removal of obstructions without the need for chemicals or cutters. Prior for removing build-up or from sewer pipes and lines include the use of chemicals, mechanical c... | tHe preSeNT iNveNTIoN rELAteS GenErALLy tO aPPaRaTuS aND methoDS foR rEMOvinG ObstructionS FroM sEwers, AnD mORE sPeCIFicaLlY, TO APparATuS AnD MetHOdS foR tHe REmOVAl of oBStRucTiOns WITHOut tHE nEEd For CheMicaLS oR cUTteRS.
pRIOr MeTHOds FOr RemOviNG builD-up Or ObstRuCTiONs fRom SeweR piPES ANd drAIN LiNES include ... | The present invention relates generally to apparatus and methods for removing obstructionsfrom sewers, and more specifically, to apparatusand methods fortheremovalof obstructions without the need for chemicals or cutters. Prior methods for removing build-up or obstructions from sewer pipes anddr... | The present invention relates generally _to_ apparatus and methods for removing _obstructions_ _from_ sewers, and more specifically, to apparatus and methods _for_ the _removal_ of obstructions without the _need_ for _chemicals_ or cutters. Prior methods _for_ removing build-up _or_ obstructions from sewer _pipes_ and ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to transmitters used in telephones systems and, more particularly, to an electric circuit for matching an electret microphone to the electrical characteristics of existing carbon compatible telephone networks.
2. Description of the Related Art
Carbon compatible... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to transmitters used in telephones systems and, more particularly, to an electric circuit for matching an electret microphone to the electrical characteristics of existing carbon compatible telephone networks. 2. description of the related art carbon printed te... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to transmitters used in telephones systems and, more particularly, to an epeVtric circuit for matching an electret microphone to the electrical characteristics of existing carbon compatible telephone networks. 2. Description of the Related Art Carbon compatible... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to transmitters used in telephones systems and, more particularly, to an electric circuit for matching an electret microphone to the electrical characteristics of existing carbon compatible networks. 2. Description of Art Carbon compatible telephone networks we... | 1. FieLd OF thE invENtioN
tHis inventiON relAtes genERAlLy TO TRAnsMItTERS USeD In teLEPhonEs SySteMS and, MoRe paRtICuLarLY, TO an eLECtrIc CIrcUit fOr MAtCHIng aN EleCtRET micRoPHOne to the EleCTrical CHAracTeRistICs OF EXIStIng cARBoN cOmpATiblE tELEPhONE nEtWOrkS.
2. DEScrIPtIOn of THe relaTEd ARt
cARBon CoMPAtIble... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relates generally to transmitters used in telephones systems and, more particularly, to an electric circuit for matching an electret microphone to the electrical characteristics of existing carboncompatible telephonenetworks. 2. Description of the Related Art Carbonco... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates generally to _transmitters_ _used_ in telephones _systems_ _and,_ more particularly, to an _electric_ circuit for matching an electret microphone _to_ the electrical characteristics of existing _carbon_ _compatible_ telephone networks. 2. Description of the _Related_ A... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a display device, and more particularly, to an organic electroluminescent (EL) device and a method of manufacturing the same, wherein the picture quality of an organic electroluminescent display (OELD) can be improved.
2. Description of the Background Art
Recen... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a display device, and more particularly, to an organic electroluminescent ( el ) device and a method of manufacturing the same, wherein the picture quality of an organic electroluminescent display ( oeld ) can be improved. 2. description of the background art r... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display device, and more particularly, to an organic electroluminescent (EL) device and a method of manufacturing the same, wherein the picture quality of an organic electroluminescent display (OELD) can be improved. 2. Description of the Background Art Recen... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display device, and more particularly, to an organic electroluminescent (EL) device and a method of manufacturing the same, wherein the picture quality of an organic electroluminescent display (OELD) can be improved. 2. of the Background Art Recently, as the ... | 1. FIeLd oF tHE iNveNtion
The pREsENT InvEnTiON RELaTes TO a DIsPLAY deviCE, and morE ParTiCUlArLy, to an ORgANIc ElEcTroLUMINEScent (El) devIcE AnD a MeThod oF manufaCtURInG thE Same, WheReIN the PicTure qUaliTy oF aN oRgAnIc ElectROluMiNesCenT DIsPLay (OelD) CAn bE ImPRovED.
2. desCRipTION of The bacKgroUnd art
RecEN... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relatestoa display device,and more particularly, to an organicelectroluminescent (EL) device and a methodof manufacturingthesame, wherein the picture quality of anorganic electroluminescent display (OELD) can be improved. 2. Description ... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a display device, and more particularly, to _an_ organic electroluminescent (EL) device and _a_ _method_ of manufacturing the _same,_ _wherein_ the _picture_ quality of an organic electroluminescent display _(OELD)_ can be improved. _2._ Description of th... |
Recent efforts to reduce the exhaust emissions of internal combustion engines, particularly those of the reciprocating type, have involved staging the combustion for each power cycle of the engine.
It has been found desirable to use a lean mixture in the main combustion chamber in order to provide fewer undesirable by-... | recent efforts to reduce the exhaust emissions of internal combustion engines, particularly those of the reciprocating type, have involved staging the combustion for each power cycle of the engine. it has been found desirable to use a lean mixture in the main combustion chamber in order to provide fewer undesirable by ... | Recent efforts to reduce the exhaust emissions of internal combustion engines, particularly those of the reciprocating type, have involved staging the combustion for each power cycle of the engine. It has been found desirable to use a lean mixture in the main combustion chamber in order to provide fewer undesirable by ... | Recent to reduce the exhaust emissions of internal combustion engines, particularly those of the reciprocating type, involved staging the combustion for each power cycle of the engine. It has been found desirable to use a lean mixture in the main combustion in order to provide fewer undesirable by-products of or harmfu... | rECENT effORTS To REdUCe tHE exhaUSt EmisSiONS of inteRNAl COmBustion EngInEs, PARticulaRLY ThOSe oF THE recIprOcaTing tyPe, HaVe iNVOlveD staGIng thE cOMBUSTION FoR eacH POWEr CYCLE OF tHE engInE.
iT hAs BEEn fOUnd DesiRAbLE To use A Lean mIxture in The MAIn COmBuSTioN CHAmbER iN ORDER to PrOvIDE fEWEr uNdeSIraBLe BY-... | Recent efforts to reduce theexhaust emissions of internal combustion engines, particularly those of the reciprocating type, have involved staging the combustion foreach power cycleof the engine. Ithas been found desirable to use a lean mixture in the main combustion chamber in order toprovide fewerundesirab... | Recent _efforts_ to _reduce_ the _exhaust_ emissions _of_ internal combustion engines, particularly those of the reciprocating type, have involved staging the _combustion_ _for_ each power cycle of _the_ engine. It _has_ been _found_ desirable to use a _lean_ mixture in the main combustion _chamber_ in order to provide... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of semiconductor techniques, and more specifically, relates to an apparatus and a method for detecting a mark in a layer of a semiconductor device as well as to a semiconductor device processing system.
2. Description of the Related Art
During the fab... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of semiconductor techniques, and more specifically, relates to an apparatus and a method for detecting a mark in a layer of a semiconductor device as well as to a semiconductor device processing system. 2. description of the related art during the fab... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of semiconductor techniques, and more spec*f*cally, relates to an apparatus and a method for detecting a mark in a layer of a semiconductor dFgice as well as to a semiconductor device processing system. 2. Description of the Related Art During the fab... | 1. Field of Invention The present relates to the of semiconductor and more specifically, relates to an apparatus a method detecting a mark in a layer of a semiconductor device as well as to a semiconductor processing system. 2. Description of the Related Art During of a semiconductor device, a process of forming multip... | 1. FIeLd of THE InVeNTion
tHE PrEsENt InvENTIon RelaTeS To The FIELD OF SemICOnDUcToR TecHNiquEs, aND morE SpecIFicaLLy, RelAtES tO an appARaTus ANd A mEthoD FOr DETeCTing A mark In a Layer Of A SeMiCOnducTOR DEVICE aS well as TO a SemIcondUCTOr dEVIce pRoCEsSINg SySTem.
2. dESCRIpTIOn Of tHE ReLatEd ArT
DURINg the FAb... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto the field of semiconductor techniques, and morespecifically,relates to an apparatus and amethod for detecting a mark in a layer of a semiconductor device as well as toa semiconductor device processing system. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to the field of _semiconductor_ techniques, and more specifically, relates _to_ an apparatus _and_ a method for detecting a mark in a layer of a semiconductor device as well as to a _semiconductor_ device processing system. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Related _Art... |
This invention relates generally to the field of cable television systems and, more particularly, to a system for reporting back to a centrally located office, the viewing of certain premium programming for which a subscriber is billed in addition to his regular monthly subscription fee. This practice is popularly refe... | this invention relates generally to the field of cable television systems and, more particularly, to a system for reporting back to a centrally located office, the viewing of certain premium programming for which a subscriber is billed in addition to his regular monthly subscription fee. this practice is popularly refe... | This invention relates generally to the field of cable television systems and, more particularly, to a system for reporting back to a centrally located office, the viewing of certain premium programming for which a subscriber is billed in addition to his regular monthly subscription fee. This practice is popularly refe... | This invention relates generally to the cable television systems and, more particularly, to a system for reporting back to a centrally located office, the viewing of certain premium programming for which a subscriber is billed in addition to his regular monthly fee. This is popularly referred as "pay-per-view" (PPV). M... | thIS InVEnTIon RelATEs GeNErallY tO tHe fIEld Of CablE tElEvISioN sysTEMs aND, morE PaRtICUlARLy, To A SYSteM fOR REPOrtInG BaCk TO A cEntRALLy locatEd OffIcE, tHe VieWING oF cErTaIN PRemiUM pRoGRAMMing foR wHICH a suBscRiber is BILLEd In AdDItion tO hiS reGULAr mONThLY sUBsCrIptiON feE. This PRAcTice Is pOpulaRLy Refe... | This invention relates generally to the field of cable television systemsand, more particularly, to a system for reportingback to a centrally located office, the viewing of certain premium programming for whicha subscriber isbilled in addition to his regularmonthly subscription fee. This practice... | This _invention_ relates generally to _the_ field of cable television systems _and,_ more particularly, _to_ a system for _reporting_ back to _a_ _centrally_ _located_ office, the viewing of certain premium programming for which a subscriber is _billed_ _in_ addition to his regular monthly subscription fee. This practi... |
Photosynthesis is a process by which biological entities utilize sunlight and CO2 to produce sugars for energy. Photosynthesis, as naturally evolved, is an extremely complex system with numerous and poorly understood feedback loops, control mechanisms, and process inefficiencies. This complicated system presents likely... | photosynthesis is a process involving which biological entities utilize sunlight excess co2 to produce sugars for energy. photosynthesis, as naturally evolved, is an overly expensive system with numerous and poorly functioning feedback loops, control mechanisms, and process inefficiencies. this complicated system prese... | Photosynthesis is a process by which biological entities utilize sunlight and CO2 to produce sugars for energy. Photosynthesis, as naturally evolved, is an extremely complex system with numerous and poorly understood feedback loops, control nechanosms, and process inefficiencies. This complicated system presents likely... | Photosynthesis is a process by which biological entities utilize sunlight and CO2 to produce sugars for energy. as naturally evolved, is an extremely complex system with numerous and poorly understood loops, mechanisms, and process inefficiencies. This complicated system presents likely insurmountable obstacles to eith... | PHotosYNTHEsIS iS A PROcesS bY whiCH BioLOGIcaL entiTIes uTIlIzE SUnlIgHT ANd cO2 to PROduCe suGArs FOR eNeRGy. phoTosYNthEsiS, As nAtURAlLy EVOLVed, is an EXTrEMeLy coMPlEx SySTeM with numeROUS aNd pooRLY UndERSTooD feeDback lOopS, coNtROl MEcHAnisMs, AnD pROcesS inefFIcIeNCiES. thiS CoMPLicaTed SYstem PrEseNTS liKELY... | Photosynthesis is a process by whichbiological entities utilize sunlight andCO2 to produce sugars for energy.Photosynthesis, as naturally evolved, is an extremely complex system with numerous and poorly understood feedback loops, control mechanisms, andprocess inefficiencies. This complicatedsystem presents... | Photosynthesis is _a_ process _by_ which biological _entities_ utilize sunlight and CO2 _to_ produce sugars for _energy._ Photosynthesis, _as_ naturally _evolved,_ is _an_ extremely complex system _with_ numerous and poorly understood feedback loops, control mechanisms, and _process_ inefficiencies. This complicated sy... |
Process control systems, like those used in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, or other manufacturing processes, typically include one or more process controllers communicatively coupled to at least one host including at least one operator workstation and to one or more field devices configured to com... | process controllers systems, like those used in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, or other manufacturing processes, typically include one or more process controllers communicatively connecting to at least one host including at exactly one operator workstation and to one or more field devices configur... | Process control systems, like those used in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, or other manufacturing processes, typically include one or more process controllers communicatively coupled to at least one host including at least one operator workstation and to one or more field devices configured to com... | Process control systems, like those used in chemical, pharmaceutical, pulp and other manufacturing processes, typically include one or more process controllers communicatively coupled at least one host including at least one operator workstation to one or more field devices configured to communicate via analog, digital... | prOcess ConTrOL SysTems, liKE THOSE usEd In chemICaL, pEtrOLEuM, PHARMaCEuTIcAL, pulp ANd PaPEr, or otHER mANUfAcTURiNG pRoCesses, typIcAlly iNClude onE or morE ProCEss COntROLlerS COMmUniCATiVely cOUpLeD to AT LeAsT OnE Host InCLUDiNG At LEaSt one OPErAtoR WOrkSTATiOn anD to ONe Or moRe FieLd DeVICEs conFiguRED tO Com... | Process control systems, like those used in chemical, petroleum, pharmaceutical,pulp and paper, or othermanufacturing processes, typicallyinclude one or more process controllers communicatively coupled to at least one host including at least one operator workstation andto one or mor... | Process control systems, like those used in chemical, _petroleum,_ pharmaceutical, pulp and paper, or other manufacturing processes, typically include one or more process _controllers_ communicatively coupled _to_ at least one host including at _least_ one operator _workstation_ _and_ to one _or_ more field devices con... |
Many computing systems comprise multiple, generally independent operating environments such as an operating system (OS) and a basic input/output system (BIOS). Such operating environments communicate with each other. In at least some instances, unfortunately the communication mechanism between the operating environment... | many computing systems comprise multiple, generally independent operating environments such a an operating system ( os ) and another graphical input / output device ( os ). such operating environments communicate alongside each other. in at least some instances, unfortunately the communication mechanism between the ope... | Many computing systems coJprixe mu.t&ple, generally independent operating environments such as an o(eratinh systsh (OS) and a baWiS input / output system (BIOS ). Such operating environments communicate with escJ otTfr. In at least some instances, unfoetumately the communication mechanism between the operating 2nGironm... | Many computing systems comprise multiple, generally independent operating environments such as an operating and a input/output system (BIOS). Such operating environments communicate with each other. In at least some instances, unfortunately the communication mechanism between environments is susceptible to being snoope... | MAnY cOmpUtINg sYsTEms comprISE muLTipLE, GeneRaLly INDEpEndENt oPeraTinG eNviRONMenTS SUCH aS An opEratING sYStEm (oS) aNd a BaSIC iNpUT/OUtpUT system (BIOs). SUcH opERAtInG eNvIronMeNts cOmMUNiCate WitH EaCH OthEr. iN At Least SOMe instANCeS, UnfORtunaTEly THE comMUNIcatiOn mEChanisM betwEEN THe OperaTINg envirONMENT... | Many computing systems comprise multiple, generally independent operating environmentssuch as an operating system (OS) and a basic input/output system (BIOS). Such operating environments communicate witheach other. Inatleast some instances, unfortunately the communication mechanismbetween the operatinge... | _Many_ computing systems comprise _multiple,_ generally independent operating environments _such_ as an operating system (OS) and a basic _input/output_ system (BIOS). Such operating environments communicate with each other. In at least some _instances,_ unfortunately _the_ communication mechanism between the operating... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates in general to the field of energy recovery systems, and in particular, to systems, program product, and methods related to synthesizing a heat exchanger network for a process or cluster of processes including a plurality of hot process streams to be cooled and a p... | 1. field describing the invention the present invention relates in general to the field of energy recovery systems, and in particular, to systems, program product, and methods related as synthesizing a heat exchanger network for a process or cluster of processes including a plurality of hot process streams to be cooled... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to the field of energy recovery systems, and in particular, to systems, program product, and methods related to synthesizing a heat exchanger network for a process or cluster of processes including a plurality of hot process streams to be cooled and a p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to the field of energy recovery systems, and in to systems, program product, and methods related synthesizing a heat exchanger network for a process or cluster of processes including plurality of hot process streams to be cooled and plurality of process... | 1. FIELd OF tHE iNVEntIon
The pResENt InvEntION reLATes iN General to THe FIEld of ENeRgY reCoVERy SysteMS, AnD in PartiCulaR, To SySTEMS, PRoGram prodUcT, AND MeThODs RElaTed to SYnthesiZING A HEat ExCHanGer nEtWOrk fOr a proCESS OR clusTER of procESSes InCludING a PlUrALItY of hOT PrOcesS streAMS to Be coOLed AND a P... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in generalto the field of energy recovery systems, and in particular, to systems, program product, and methods related to synthesizing a heat exchanger network for a process or cluster of processes including a plurality of hotproces... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ _invention_ relates in _general_ to the field _of_ energy recovery systems, and in _particular,_ to systems, program _product,_ and methods _related_ to synthesizing a heat exchanger network for a process _or_ cluster of processes including _a_ plurality of _hot_ process streams ... |
An object of the present invention is to provide an automated machine for the collection and stamping of mail. Electronic postage metering and stamping machines will be discussed first. Conventional postage metering and stamping machines have the ability to electronically weigh envelopes, package mailings, and to stamp... | an object in the present invention is to provide an automated machine for the collection regarding stamping of mail. electronic postage metering and stamping machines will be discussed first. conventional postage metering and stamping machines have the ability to electronically weigh envelopes, package mailings, and to... | An object of the present invention is to provide an automated machine for the collection and stamping of mail. Electronic postage metering and stamping machines will be discussed first. Conventional postage metering and stamping machines have the ability to electronically weigh envelopes, package mailings, and to stamp... | An object of the present invention is to provide an machine for the collection stamping of mail. Electronic postage metering and machines will be discussed first. Conventional postage and stamping machines have the ability to electronically weigh envelopes, package mailings, and to stamp the postage on an envelope. The... | an ObJEct Of THe PREsENt invEnTIoN iS to prOVidE aN auTOmateD maChIne for The ColLECTIOn AnD stampinG OF MAil. eLECtROnIC POstAge meteRINg AND StAMpinG mAcHiNEs wilL Be DIscUssEd FiRST. COnvENTiONAL POsTaGe meTErInG aNd StAMpiNG mACHineS hAVe tHE abiliTY TO ELeCtRONicAlLY WeiGH EnvELoPes, pAcKage MaiLINgs, ANd to stAmp... | Anobject of the present invention is to provide an automated machine for the collection and stamping of mail. Electronic postage metering and stamping machines will be discussed first. Conventional postage metering and stamping machines have the ability to electronically weighenvelopes, pac... | An object of _the_ _present_ invention is to provide an automated machine for the collection and stamping _of_ mail. Electronic postage metering and _stamping_ _machines_ will be discussed _first._ Conventional postage metering and stamping _machines_ have the ability _to_ electronically weigh _envelopes,_ _package_ ma... |
Field of the Invention
This invention relates to digging and levelling apparatus such as draglines, backhoes, front-end loaders and like equipment and more particularly, to a tooth assembly for mounting on tooth horns of dragline buckets, backhoe shovels and front-end loader excavation or levelling equipment and engagi... | field of the invention this invention relates to digging and levelling apparatus such as draglines, backhoes, front - end loaders and like equipment and more particularly, to a tooth assembly for mounting on tooth horns of dragline buckets, backhoe shovels and front - end loader excavation or levelling equipment and en... | Field of the Invention This invention re:wtes to digging and levelling apparatus such as draglines, backhoes, front - end loaders and like equipment and more particularly, to a tooth assembly for mounting on tooth horns of dragline buckets, backhoe shovels and front - end loader excavation or levelling equipment and en... | Field of the Invention This invention relates to digging and levelling apparatus such as draglines, backhoes, front-end loaders and like equipment and more to a tooth for mounting on tooth horns of dragline buckets, backhoe shovels and front-end loader excavation or levelling and engaging material to excavated or In a ... | FIELd OF ThE INVENTiON
ThIs inVENTIoN RelAteS To DiGGiNg aND lEVelLiNG ApParATuS SUCh as drAGlinES, BAcKhoES, frONT-end LOAdErs ANd liKe eQuiPMeNT aND MorE pARtIcULArlY, tO a tootH ASsEMbLY for MOUntInG on tOOTh hornS of DraGLiNe BUCKeTS, baCKhoe ShovELS AnD fRont-End loaDER EXcavATioN oR LeveLLinG eqUIPMent AnD ENgagI... | Field of theInvention Thisinvention relates to digging and levelling apparatus such as draglines, backhoes, front-end loaders and likeequipment and more particularly, to a tooth assembly for mountingon tooth horns ofdragline buckets,backhoe shovels and front-end loader excavation or levelling equipment and... | Field _of_ the Invention This invention relates to digging and levelling _apparatus_ such as draglines, backhoes, front-end loaders _and_ like equipment _and_ more _particularly,_ to _a_ tooth assembly for mounting _on_ tooth horns of dragline buckets, backhoe shovels and _front-end_ loader excavation or levelling equi... |
This application is the National Phase of PCT/NL2008/000045 filed on Feb. 15, 2008, which claims priority under 35 U.S.C. 119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/901,661 filed on Feb. 16, 2007, all of which are hereby expressly incorporated by reference into the present application.
The invention relates to a hoi... | this application is the national phase of pct / nl2008 / 000045 filed on feb. 15, 2008, which claims applications under 35 u. s. c. 119 ( e ) to u. s. provisional application no. 60 / 901, 661 filed on feb. 16, 2007, all of which are hereby expressly incorporated by reference into the present application. the invention... | This application is the National Phase of PCT / NL2008 / 000045 filed on Feb. 15, 2008, which claims priority under 35 U. S. C. 119 (e) to U. S. Pdoviskonal Application No. 60 / 901, 661 filed on Feb. 16, 2007, all of which are hereby expressly incorporated by reference into the present application. The invention relat... | This application is the National Phase of PCT/NL2008/000045 filed on Feb. 15, 2008, which priority under 35 U.S.C. 119(e) to U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/901,661 filed on Feb. 16, 2007, all which are hereby expressly incorporated by the present application. The invention relates to a hoisting crane comprising: a... | THiS AppLIcatiOn iS tHe NaTiOnal PHAse oF PCT/nL2008/000045 fIleD on fEB. 15, 2008, WHicH CLAiMS PrioRItY UNDER 35 u.s.c. 119(e) TO u.s. PROviSiOnaL apPLicATION no. 60/901,661 fILEd ON fEb. 16, 2007, aLl Of WhIch are hEreBY ExPRessLY IncorpoRaTed BY ReferenCe Into The PRESent APpLICaTiOn.
the iNvENTiON RELATES tO a HOI... | This application isthe National Phase of PCT/NL2008/000045 filed on Feb. 15, 2008, which claimspriority under 35 U.S.C. 119(e) to U.S.Provisional Application No.60/901,661filed on Feb. 16, 2007, all ofwhich are hereby expressly incorporated by reference into the present application. The inventionrelates ... | This _application_ is _the_ National _Phase_ of _PCT/NL2008/000045_ filed on Feb. _15,_ _2008,_ which claims priority under _35_ U.S.C. _119(e)_ to U.S. Provisional Application No. 60/901,661 _filed_ on Feb. 16, 2007, all of which are hereby _expressly_ incorporated by reference into the present _application._ The inve... |
The present invention relates generally to a method and apparatus for blocking access to an information processing system by an unauthorized user, and more particularly to such a method and apparatus where a channel boundary is employed to allow access just by legitimate users.
For purposes of the present invention and... | the present algorithm relates generally to a mechanism and apparatus for blocking access to an information processing system by an internal user, and more particularly to such a method and apparatus where a channel boundary is employed to allow access just by legitimate users. for purposes of the present invention and ... | The present invention relates generally to a method and apparatus for blocking access to an information processing system by an unauthorized user, and more particularly to such a method and apparatus where a channel boundary is employed to allow access just by legitimate users. For purposes of the present invention and... | The present invention relates generally to method and apparatus for blocking access an information system by an unauthorized user, and more particularly to such a method and apparatus where a channel boundary is employed to allow access just by legitimate users. For purposes of the present and its background, we consid... | tHE pRESent INVEntIoN RELAtes GEnErAlLY tO a mEtHOd aNd APPArATuS FOr blOCKinG aCCEsS tO aN infOrMaTIOn prOcessing sYstEM bY an UnAutHOrizeD useR, aNd MOre PArtiCULArLy tO SUCh a MeTHOD ANd AppARatus wHERE a cHaNNEL BoUnDArY IS empLoyed TO aLlow AcCEss JuST by leGItimate USers.
FoR purpOses Of The prESeNt inveNTIoN and... | The presentinvention relates generally to a method and apparatus for blocking access to an information processing system by an unauthorized user, and more particularly to such a method and apparatus wherea channel boundary is employed to allow access just by legitimate users. For purposes of ... | The present invention relates generally to a method and apparatus for blocking access to an information processing system by an unauthorized user, and more particularly to _such_ a method _and_ _apparatus_ where a channel boundary is _employed_ to allow _access_ just by legitimate users. For _purposes_ of _the_ _presen... |
A method and a control unit for operating an internal combustion engine in overrun condition are described in published German patent document DE 33 01 742.
An overrun condition of an internal combustion engine refers to an operation in which the internal combustion engine gives off no torque, but is rather driven itse... | a method and a control unit for operating an internal combustion engine in overrun condition are described in published german patent document de 33 01 742. an overrun condition of an internal combustion engine refers to an operation in which the internal combustion engine gives off no torque, but is rather driven itse... | A method and a control unit for operating an internal combustion engine in overrun condition are described in published German patent document DE 33 01 742. An overrun condition of an internal combustion engine refers to an operation in which the internal combustion engine gives off no torque, but is rather driven itse... | A method and a control unit for operating an internal combustion engine overrun condition are published German patent document DE 33 01 An overrun condition of an internal combustion engine refers to an operation in which the internal combustion engine gives off no torque, but is rather driven itself by external influe... | a meTHod and A ConTrOl uNIT foR OPEraTINg An InteRNAl cOMBUSTion EnGiNE iN OVerRUN cONdiTiOn ARe deScriBeD iN pUBLIShED GeRmAn paTenT docUmenT De 33 01 742.
an oVeRruN COnDITiOn OF AN inTErnAl ComBuStIOn eNgINe rEfErS TO an operaTion IN WHiCH THE InTERNaL combUSTiOn ENgINE GiveS OfF no ToRQue, BUt iS rATHER DriVEN ITse... | A method and a control unit for operating an internal combustionengine in overrun condition are described in published German patent document DE 33 01 742. An overrun condition of aninternal combustion engine refers to an operation in which the internal combustion enginegives offno torque, but is rather d... | A method and a control unit for operating _an_ _internal_ combustion engine in overrun condition are described in _published_ German patent _document_ DE 33 01 742. An overrun condition of _an_ internal combustion _engine_ refers to an operation in which the internal _combustion_ engine gives off no torque, but _is_ ra... |
Computers facilitate with high speed and accuracy a vast myriad of commercial transactions—including credit card transactions. Merchants, who collect from their customers not only the retail charges for purchased goods and services but in addition collect customer payments for sales taxes on those purchases, are respon... | computers facilitate with reasonable speed and accuracy a vast myriad of commercial transactions — including smart card transactions. merchants, who collect from their customers not only the retail charges for purchased goods and merchandise but in addition collect customer payments for sales taxes on retail purchases,... | Computers facilitate with high speed and accuracy a vast myriad of commercial transactions — including credit card transactions. Merchants, who collect from their customers not only the retail charges for purchased goods and services but in addition collect customer payments for sales taxes on those purchases, are resp... | Computers with high speed and accuracy a vast myriad of commercial transactions—including credit card transactions. Merchants, who collect from their customers not only the retail for purchased and services but in addition collect customer payments for taxes on those purchases, are responsible for periodically transmit... | COMpUtErS FACilITAtE wIth HIGh SPeED aND ACCURAcY a vAst mYriAD Of coMMErCIaL tRANSACtions—iNcluDiNg cRedIt cArD trANsactIONs. MeRCHAntS, WhO colLEcT FroM tHeir cuStomErs Not onlY ThE rETAIl CHargEs FOr pURchASEd GOODS AnD ServiCeS buT IN ADdiTIOn collECt CusTOmER pAYmeNTS fOr salEs tAxEs On those puRchAseS, Are ReSpOn... | Computers facilitatewith high speedand accuracy a vast myriad of commercial transactions—including credit card transactions. Merchants, who collect fromtheir customers not only the retail charges for purchased goods and services but in additioncollect customerpayments for sales ta... | _Computers_ facilitate _with_ high speed _and_ accuracy a vast _myriad_ of _commercial_ _transactions—including_ credit card _transactions._ _Merchants,_ _who_ collect from their customers not only the retail charges _for_ purchased _goods_ and services but in addition _collect_ _customer_ payments for sales _taxes_ on... |
In order to discriminate either isolated defects or streaks in product webs, an inspection system should first have constant sensitivity to defect conditions which may be encountered at any point in a full scan across the web. Methods of compensating for scan-to-scan sensitivity variations have hitherto assumed that th... | in particular to discriminate either isolated defects or streaks in product webs, this inspection system should first have constant sensitivity to defect conditions which may be encountered via any point in the full scan across the web. methods of compensating for scan - to - scan sensitivity variations have hitherto a... | In order to discriminate either isolated defects or streaks in product webs, an inspection system should first have constant sensitivity to defect conditions which may be encountered at any point in a full scan across the web. Methods of compensating for scan - to - scan sensitivity variations have hitherto assumed tha... | In to discriminate isolated defects or streaks in product webs, an inspection should first have constant sensitivity to defect conditions which may be encountered at any point in a full scan across the web. Methods of compensating variations hitherto assumed that optical and electrical of the scanning system remain con... | In OrdEr To DISCrImiNATe EitHer isoLaTEd DeFEcTs oR strEAks in pRoDucT WeBs, aN inSPecTiOn SYsTEM SHoUld firsT have CoNstAnt SeNsitiVITY to dEFECT CoNdiTIoNS WHiCh MAy Be encountErEd aT anY POint in a Full SCAN acROss The wEb. mETHoDs oF COMpEnSatInG FOR scaN-tO-ScAN senSitivIty VAriATIOnS HAVE hiTheRTO aSsuMeD THAT tH... | In orderto discriminate either isolated defects or streaks in productwebs, aninspection system should first have constant sensitivity to defect conditions which may be encountered at any point in afull scan across the web. Methods of compensating for scan-to-scan sensitivityvariations havehitherto ass... | In order to discriminate _either_ _isolated_ defects or _streaks_ in _product_ _webs,_ an inspection _system_ should first have constant sensitivity _to_ defect conditions _which_ may be _encountered_ at any _point_ in _a_ full scan across the web. _Methods_ of compensating for scan-to-scan sensitivity variations have ... |
The invention relates to a method and to circuit arrangements for producing electrical reference pulse signals and for transmitting such signals to an output terminal. The invention is especially useful for determining the angular position of an imbalance of a rotating body relative to the rotation of such bodies which... | the invention relates to a method attached to circuit arrangements thus producing electrical reference pulse signals and for transmitting such events to an output terminal. the invention is especially useful for determining the angular position of an individual of a rotating body relative to the rotation of such bodies... | The invention relates to a method and to circuit arrangements for producing electrical reference pulse signals and for transmitting such signals to an output terminal. The invention is especially useful for determining the angular position of an imbalance of a rotating body relative to the rotation of such bodies which... | The invention relates to a and circuit arrangements for producing electrical pulse signals and for transmitting such signals to an output terminal. The invention is especially useful for determining the angular position of an imbalance of a rotating body relative to the rotation such bodies which are provided a marker ... | thE inVENtIoN rElaTEs TO A mEthOd aND tO ciRCuiT arraNgeMEntS FOr PRODUcINg eLEcTrIcal rEFeRENcE PULsE SiGnaLS AND fOr tRANSmItTINg SUCH SIgNAls tO AN OUTpUT TErmiNal. tHe INVentIoN iS EsPECIAlLy uSeful fOr determiniNg tHe angular pOSitION of an ImBalANcE OF a RotATiNG boDY RElaTiVe tO tHe RoTATiOn OF sUCh BodIes WhIch... | The invention relates to a method and tocircuitarrangements forproducing electrical reference pulse signals and for transmitting such signals toanoutput terminal. The invention is especially useful for determining the angular position of animbalanceof a rotating body relative to the rotationof suchbodies... | The invention relates to a method _and_ to circuit arrangements for producing electrical reference pulse signals and for _transmitting_ such signals to _an_ output terminal. The invention is _especially_ useful for determining the angular position of an imbalance _of_ a rotating _body_ relative _to_ _the_ rotation of s... |
This invention relates to urea synthesis from ammonia and carbon dioxide, and in particular to a new method of processing the urea reactor effluent solution taken from the reactor.
Urea is conventionally synthesized by reacting ammonia and carbon dioxide in a reactor at elevated temperature and pressure to form ammoniu... | this invention relates to urea synthesis from ammonia and carbon dioxide, and in particular to yet new method of processing modified urea reactor effluent solution taken from the reactor. urea is conventionally synthesized by reacting ammonia and carbon dioxide in a reactor at elevated temperature and pressure to form ... | This invention relates to urea synthesis from ammonia and carbon dioxide, and in particular to a new method of processing the urea reactor effluent solution taken from the reactor. Urea is conventionally synthesized by reacting ammonia and carbon dioxide in a reactor at elevated temperature and pressure to form ammoniu... | This invention relates to urea synthesis from ammonia and carbon dioxide, in particular to a new method of processing the urea reactor effluent solution taken from the reactor. Urea is conventionally synthesized by reacting ammonia and carbon dioxide in a reactor at elevated temperature and pressure to form ammonium ca... | thIS iNVeNTioN ReLaTEs To urEA SynThesiS froM aMMoNiA ANd carBON dioXIde, AnD in PARTiCuLAR To A nEW mETHoD oF PRocessiNG thE urea rEactOr EffluEnT SoLuTIoN TAKEN froM ThE reAcTOr.
UreA is conVENtIoNaLlY SYnTHEsizeD By reACTING AMMOnia AND CARBon DiOXidE In A REACtoR At eleVaTEd teMPeraTURe AND PReSsURE tO FoRm aMmoNIu... | This invention relates to urea synthesis fromammonia and carbon dioxide,and in particular to a new method of processing the ureareactor effluent solution taken fromthe reactor. Ureais conventionally synthesized by reacting ammonia and carbon dioxide in a reactor at elevated temperature andpressure to form ammonium ca... | _This_ invention relates to urea synthesis from ammonia and carbon dioxide, and _in_ particular to a new _method_ of _processing_ the urea reactor effluent solution taken from _the_ _reactor._ Urea _is_ conventionally synthesized by reacting ammonia and _carbon_ dioxide in a reactor at elevated temperature and _pressur... |
Treatment of organic waste has been conventionally carried out by incinerating waste material in an incinerator. However, as such treatment method generates dioxine and carbon dioxide during the incineration, treatment of industrial waste has recently been carried out by using thermal decomposition reaction. A number o... | treatment of organic waste has been conventionally carried out by incinerating waste specifically in an incinerator. however, as such treatment method generates dioxine and carbon dioxide during the incineration, treatment of industrial waste has recently been carried out predominantly using thermal decomposition react... | Treatment of organic waste has been conventionally carried out by incineratigr waste material in an incinerator. HPwecer, as such treatment method generates dioxine and carbon dioxide during the incineration, treatment of industrial waste has recently been carried out by using thermal decomposition reaction. A number o... | of organic waste has been conventionally carried out by incinerating waste in an incinerator. However, as such treatment generates dioxine and carbon dioxide during the incineration, treatment of industrial waste has recently been carried out by using thermal decomposition A number of apparatuses of treating organic in... | TreATmEnt oF orgaNic wAste HAs Been cOnveNtionallY caRRiED oUt By iNCIneRATINg wAste MateRial In AN InCineraToR. hOweVer, As SUch TReATmENT mETHOd gEnEratES DIOXiNE AnD CARBOn dIOxiDe dUriNG the iNcineRAtiON, tReaTMEnt OF induSTrIaL WaSTE HAs RecentlY Been cArRiED OuT By uSing tHermal DECOMposItIOn rEacTiON. a NUMBer O... | Treatment of organic wastehas beenconventionally carried out by incinerating waste material in an incinerator.However, as such treatment method generates dioxine and carbon dioxide during the incineration, treatment of industrial waste has recently been carried out by usingthermal decomposition react... | _Treatment_ of organic waste has been conventionally carried out by incinerating _waste_ material in an incinerator. However, as such treatment method generates _dioxine_ and carbon dioxide during the incineration, treatment _of_ industrial waste has recently been carried out by using thermal decomposition reaction. A ... |
1. Field of the Invention
In the maintenance of orchard and other trees, it is a known practice to pressure-inject a tree-treating solution into the trunk of a tree by means in a nozzle inserted in a pre-drilled bore therein. However, the devices heretofore available for the purpose have not been wholly satisfactory in... | 1. field studying the invention in the maintenance plant orchard and other trees, it is a known practice to pressure - inject a tree - treating solution into the trunk of a tree by means in a nozzle inserted in a pre - drilled bore therein. however, the devices heretofore available for the device have not been wholly s... | 1. TielR of the Invention In the maintenance of orchard and other YFees, it is a kjoqn practice to presxu3e - inject a tree - treating solution into the trunk of a tree by means in a nozzle (nsertDd in a pre - drilled bore therein. However, the devices heretofore available for the purpose have not been wholly satisfact... | 1. Field of the Invention In the maintenance of orchard and other trees, it is a known practice pressure-inject a tree-treating into the by means in a nozzle inserted in a pre-drilled bore therein. the devices heretofore available for the purpose have not been wholly satisfactory in that they were frequently inconvenie... | 1. FIeLd Of The invENTIOn
in The mainTenANce of orCharD aNd otHer Trees, iT Is A KnOwn PraCTIce TO pReSsURE-inJECT a trEE-TREATiNG soLUtiON intO The tRunK Of A tREE by mEAnS iN A noZZlE INSertED iN a PRE-dRilled BOrE thEREIn. hOWEvEr, The deViCes HeRetofOrE avaILAblE for tHe PUrpoSe HaVe nOT BEEN wHoLlY SATISFAcTORY in... | 1. Field of the Invention Inthe maintenanceof orchard and other trees, it is a known practice to pressure-inject a tree-treating solutioninto thetrunk of a tree by means in a nozzle inserted in a pre-drilled bore therein. However, the devices heretofore available for the purpose have not b... | 1. Field of the Invention _In_ the _maintenance_ of _orchard_ and _other_ trees, _it_ is _a_ known practice to pressure-inject a tree-treating solution into _the_ _trunk_ of a tree by means in _a_ nozzle inserted in a pre-drilled bore therein. However, the devices heretofore available for the purpose have not been whol... |
One of the economies in making injection blow molded articles, especially containers, is that the walls are thin and generally flexible. Providing handles for the containers presents problems in that much more complicated molds are necessary and procedures become more complicated and result in use of more material and ... | one of the economies in making injection blow molded articles, especially containers, is that the walls are thin and generally flexible. providing handles for the containers presents problems in that much more complicated molds are necessary and procedures are more complex and result on use of more material and reduced... | One of the economies in making injection blow molded articles, especially containers, is that the walls are thin and gen#raoly fleziblW. PFovidinf handles for the containers presents problems in that much more complicated molds are necessary and procedures G2come more cohpljcated and result in use of more material and ... | One of the economies in making injection blow molded articles, especially containers, is that the walls are and generally flexible. handles for the containers presents problems in that much more molds are necessary and procedures become more complicated and in use of more material and reduced molding speed, or multiple... | oNE oF tHE eConOMiES IN maKiNG injEctIOn blOw MolDED ArTiclEs, EsPECiALLy cOnTAineRS, Is that tHE WALlS aRe thin aND gEnErally FLEXIBLe. prOVIDiNg HANdLES fOr ThE CONTAiNerS PresenTs pROBlems In tHAt MUch MORE comPLIcated MOLds are necesSARy AND procEDuRES becoME morE cOMpLIcaTeD AND reSULT In UsE OF MoRe MATeRiAL AND ... | One of the economies in making injection blow molded articles, especially containers,is that the walls are thin and generally flexible. Providing handles for the containerspresents problemsinthat much more complicated molds are necessary and procedures become more complicated and result in use of more ... | One of the economies in making injection blow _molded_ articles, especially containers, is _that_ the walls are thin and generally flexible. Providing handles for the containers presents problems _in_ that much more complicated molds are necessary and procedures become _more_ complicated and result in use _of_ _more_ m... |
As communications technology improves and demand for communication services grows, providers often seek to adjust systems to incorporate the improved technology and expand those systems to accommodate the growing demand. Systems that are slow to adjust or expand can be undesirable and are often rendered obsolete. Syste... | as communications technology improves and demand for communication services grows, designers often seek to adjust systems and incorporate with improved technology and expand signaling systems to accommodate the changing demand. systems that are slow to adjust or expand can be catastrophic and are often rendered obsolet... | As communications t@chnolog% improves and demand for communication services grows, providers 8fteh seek to zdHust systems to incorporate the improved technology and ecpagd those systems to accommodate the growing demand. Systems thXr are slow to adjuCf or expand can be uGdes9rable and are often rend#$ed obsolete. Syste... | As communications technology and demand for communication services grows, providers often seek to systems incorporate the improved technology and expand those systems accommodate the demand. Systems that slow to adjust or expand can be undesirable and are often rendered obsolete. Systems that expand by providing unnece... | as COMMunIcAtIOns techNOloGY iMPRovES And dEmaND for commUniCATiOn SeRVICES growS, pRoVIdeRS OFTen SEEk To aDJUST sYstems to IncORPoRATe thE iMPROVEd TeChnoloGY And ExpaNd thOse sySTems tO acComModaTE tHE growinG deMANd. sYSteMs That aRE SloW To ADJUst OR EXpANd can be uNDeSIraBLE and arE oFTEN renDEReD ObSoLEtE. SystE... | Ascommunications technology improves and demand for communication services grows,providersoften seek to adjust systems toincorporate the improvedtechnology and expand those systems to accommodate the growing demand.Systems that are slowto adjust or expand can be undesirable and are often render... | _As_ communications _technology_ improves _and_ demand for communication services grows, providers often seek _to_ adjust systems to _incorporate_ the improved technology and _expand_ _those_ systems to accommodate the growing _demand._ Systems that are _slow_ to adjust or expand can be undesirable and _are_ often rend... |
A high-pressure hydraulic system as described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,493,913 for hydroshaping a hollow workpiece has a lower die and an upper die vertically shiftable above the lower die between a lower position engaging the lower die and forming therewith a cavity shaped to hold the workpiece and an upper position spaced ... | a high - pressure hydraulic system as described in u. s. pat. no. 6, 493, 913 for hydroshaping a cylindrical workpiece has a lower die and an upper die vertically shiftable above the lower die between a lower position engaging the lower die and forming therewith a cylinder shaped to hold the workpiece and an upper posi... | A high - pressure hHdraul&c system as described in U. S. Pat. No. 6, 493, 913 for hydroshaping a hollow workpiece has a lower die and an upper die vertically shiftable above the lower die between a lower position engaging the lower die and forming therewith a cavity shaped to hold the workpiece and an upper position sp... | A high-pressure hydraulic system as in U.S. Pat. No. 6,493,913 for hydroshaping a hollow workpiece has a lower die and an upper vertically shiftable above the lower die between a lower position engaging the lower die and forming a cavity shaped hold the workpiece and an upper position spaced above the lower die. A hydr... | a hIgH-pREsSUrE HyDRaULic sYStem AS DESCRibed In u.S. Pat. No. 6,493,913 foR hYdROSHaPing A HolloW WoRKpieCE Has a LoweR dIe aNd An uPPER DIe verTIcaLLY ShIFtABlE aBOVE The LowEr Die betWEen A LOWeR POSitIon eNGAgING ThE LowER die ANd forMing THEREwIth A CaVIty shaPED to HOLD the WorKPieCe anD An UPper poSitiOn spAced ... | A high-pressure hydraulic systemas described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,493,913 for hydroshaping a hollow workpiecehas a lower die and an upper die vertically shiftable above the lower die between a lower position engaging the lower die andformingtherewith a cavity shaped tohold the workpiece and a... | A high-pressure hydraulic system as described in U.S. Pat. No. 6,493,913 for hydroshaping a hollow workpiece has a lower die _and_ an upper _die_ _vertically_ shiftable _above_ the lower die between a lower position engaging the lower die _and_ forming therewith a cavity shaped to hold _the_ _workpiece_ and an _upper_ ... |
The present invention relates to the field of displaying technologies, especially to an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display panel manufacturing method and an OLED display panel manufacturing device.
Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays are new generation displays. By making an organic film on an OLED su... | the present invention relates to the field of displaying technologies, especially to an organic light - emitting diode ( oled ) display panel manufacturing method and laser oled display panel manufacturing device. organic light - emitting diode ( oled ) displays are new generation displays. by making an organic film on... | The present invention relates to the field of displaying technologies, especially to an organic light - emitting diode (OLED) display panel manufacturing method and an OLED display panel manufacturing device. Organic light - emitting diode (OLED) displays are new generation displays. By Nsking an organic film on an OLE... | The present invention relates to the field of displaying technologies, especially an organic diode (OLED) display panel manufacturing method and display panel manufacturing device. Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays new generation displays. By making an organic film on an OLED substrate with organic film disp... | tHE PreSeNt INvEnTioN rELATEs tO THe fIelD Of dISplAYInG TeCHnologIeS, EspECiaLly to AN oRganiC lIgHt-emITTiNg DiODe (OlED) diSPlAy PANeL ManUFActuRINg mEthoD AND aN oLed dIsPLAy paneL mANuFACtUrinG dEVice.
oRgANiC LiGht-emiTting diODE (oLEd) dISPLAys aRe NEW geNerATIon dISplaYs. By maKInG AN orGANIc fIlM On AN oLeD Su... | The present invention relates to thefield of displaying technologies, especially to anorganic light-emitting diode (OLED) display panel manufacturing methodand an OLED display panel manufacturing device. Organic light-emitting diode (OLED) displays arenew generation displays. By making an organic ... | _The_ present invention _relates_ to the field of _displaying_ technologies, especially to an organic light-emitting diode (OLED) display _panel_ manufacturing method and an OLED display panel manufacturing _device._ _Organic_ light-emitting diode (OLED) displays are _new_ generation displays. By _making_ _an_ organic ... |
The present invention relates to a low beam or fog headlamp for motor vehicles, including a reflector which by reflecting light rays from a light source generates a beam of light directed past an optically effective edge of a light shield into an objective which in turn projects a partial light beam at the edge of the ... | the general invention relates to a low beam or fog headlamp for motor vehicles, including a reflector which by reflecting direct rays from a light source generates a beam of wavelengths directed past another optically effective edge of a light shield into an objective which in turn projects a partial light beam at the ... | The present invention relates to a low beam or fog headlamp for motor vehicles, including a reflector which by reflecting light rays from a ligy% source generates a beam of light directed past an optically effective esne of a light shield into an objective which in turn projects a partial light beam at the edge of the ... | The present invention relates to a low beam or fog headlamp for motor vehicles, including a reflector by reflecting light from a light source generates a beam of light directed past an of a light shield into an objective in turn a partial light beam the edge of the light shield as a light-dark boundary zone on a drivew... | thE PResEnT iNvEnTion rElAtEs TO A lOw BeAm OR fog headLAmp FOr moToR vehIcLes, iNCluDiNG A REFLecTor whIcH by reFleCtIng LiGht rayS frOm A lighT sOurCE genEraTEs a bEaM Of lIGhT DIrected PAst an OptIcALLy efFEcTiVE edgE oF a LIGht Shield Into aN objECTIVe WhICH iN tURN ProJEcTS a pARtiAL LiGHt beaM At ThE eDge of tHE ... | The present invention relates to a low beam or fog headlamp for motor vehicles, including areflector which by reflecting light rays from a light source generates a beam of light directed past an optically effective edge ofa light shield intoan objective which in turn projects a partial lightbe... | The present invention relates _to_ a _low_ beam or fog headlamp for motor vehicles, including a _reflector_ which by reflecting light rays from a _light_ source generates a _beam_ _of_ light _directed_ past _an_ optically effective edge of a light _shield_ into an _objective_ which in turn projects a partial light _bea... |
The present invention relates to a signal transmission device which is used to electrically connect an auxiliary device provided on a steering wheel side of a vehicle to a wiring harness which is provided on the vehicle body side.
As a signal transmission device which supplies electricity to an auxiliary device provide... | the present invention relates to a signal transmission device which is used to electrically connect an auxiliary device provided on a steering wheel side of a vehicle to a wiring harness which is provided on the vehicle body side. as a signal transmission device which supplies electricity to an auxiliary device provide... | The present invention relates to a signal transmission device which is used to electrically connect an auxiliary device provided on a steering wheel side of a vehicle to a wiring harness which is provided on the vehicle body side. As a signal transmission device which supplies eOeStricity to an auxiliary device provide... | The present invention relates to a signal transmission device which is used to electrically an auxiliary provided steering wheel side of a vehicle to a wiring harness which is provided on the vehicle body side. signal device which supplies electricity to an auxiliary device provided on a rotating steering wheel, there ... | THE PreseNt iNvEnTioN Relates tO a SigNaL tRansmissiON dEviCE whiCh iS UseD TO ElEctrICaLly COnNect AN aUxILiaRy DevICE ProviDED On A STEerIng WheEL SIdE OF A VehiClE TO A wIRIng HaRness wHICH IS prOvideD ON tHE vEHIcle body sIDE.
as A SIgnAL trANsMissIOn dEVIce wHIch sUPpliES ELECTRicITy to AN aUXILIARy DevIce Provide... | The present invention relates to a signal transmission device which isused toelectrically connect anauxiliary device provided on asteering wheelside of a vehicleto a wiring harness which is provided on the vehicle body side. As a signal transmission device which supplies electricity toan auxiliary dev... | The present invention relates to a _signal_ _transmission_ device which is used to electrically connect _an_ auxiliary _device_ provided on a _steering_ wheel side of a vehicle to a wiring harness which _is_ _provided_ on the vehicle _body_ side. As _a_ signal transmission device which _supplies_ electricity to an auxi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a magnetic tunnel junction device and a method of manufacturing the same, particularly to a magnetic tunnel junction device with a high magnetoresistance and a method of manufacturing the same.
2. Description of Related Art
Magnetoresistive random access memori... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a magnetic tunnel junction device and a method of manufacturing the same, particularly to a magnetic tunnel junction device with a high magnetoresistance and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. description of the art magnetoresistive random access memories (... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a magnetic tunnel junction device and a method of manufacturing the same, particularly to a magnetic tunnel junction device with a high maHnetoresistaMce and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of Related Art Magnetoresistive random access memori... | 1. of the The present invention relates to a magnetic tunnel junction device and a method of manufacturing the same, to a magnetic tunnel junction device with a high magnetoresistance and a method of manufacturing the same. Description of Art Magnetoresistive random access (MRAMs) refer to large-scale integrated circui... | 1. FIElD Of THE InVeNtiOn
ThE pReSEnT inveNtION RELATEs TO a MagNETic TuNNEl JUNctIoN DeVice anD A METhOd Of mAnufActuRing THe samE, PArTICularlY TO A magNEtic tuNnel jUNcTION deVIcE wiTh a HIgH magNeToResIsTanCE ANd a MEtHoD Of manuFActuriNG ThE SaMe.
2. dEScrIPTION oF RelateD Art
MAgnetoreSIStIvE RanDOM AccesS memori... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a magnetic tunnel junction device anda method of manufacturing the same, particularly toa magnetic tunnel junction device with a high magnetoresistance and amethod of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of Related Art Magnetoresistive random acce... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _a_ _magnetic_ tunnel junction device and _a_ _method_ of _manufacturing_ the _same,_ _particularly_ to _a_ _magnetic_ tunnel _junction_ device with a high magnetoresistance and a _method_ of manufacturing the same. 2. _Description_ of _Related_ Art Magneto... |
This section provides background information related to the present disclosure and is not necessarily prior art.
Cooling systems, refrigeration systems, heat-pump systems, and other climate-control systems include a fluid circuit having a condenser, an evaporator, an expansion device disposed between the condenser and ... | this section provides background information related to the present disclosure and is not necessarily prior art. cooling systems, refrigeration systems, heat - pump systems, and other transfer - control systems include a fluid boiler having a condenser, an evaporator, an expansion device disposed onto the condenser and... | This section provides background information related to the present risclosHre and is not necessarily prik$ art. Cooling sysywms, refrigeration systems, heat - pump systems, and other climate - control sysHemD include a fluid circuit having a condenser, an evaporator, an expansion device disposed between the condeJseG ... | This provides background information related to the present disclosure and is not necessarily prior art. Cooling systems, refrigeration systems, heat-pump systems, and other climate-control systems include a fluid circuit having a condenser, an evaporator, an expansion device disposed between condenser and evaporator, ... | thiS secTiOn PRoVIDEs bAckGroUND infORmaTION RelATEd To tHE pREseNT DisClosure anD Is NOT NECesSariLY pRior arT.
COOLiNg systEms, refriGeRATIon SySTEms, HeAt-PUMp sySTEMS, aNd OTHer climATE-COnTrol sYstems inCluDe a flUId CirCUiT hAvIng A COndENSER, aN evApOrATor, aN ExPAnsIOn dEViCe DISPosED betWEEN tHe cOnDenSeR ANd ... | Thissection provides background information related to the present disclosureand is not necessarily prior art. Cooling systems, refrigeration systems, heat-pump systems, and other climate-control systems include a fluid circuit having a condenser, an evaporator, an expansion device disposedbetween the... | This section provides background information related to the present disclosure and is not necessarily prior art. Cooling systems, _refrigeration_ systems, _heat-pump_ systems, and other climate-control systems include _a_ fluid _circuit_ having a condenser, an evaporator, an _expansion_ device _disposed_ between the co... |
In conventional examples, when both upper and lower surfaces of a sheet-like workpiece such as a silicon wafer are flattened at the same time, a double-side machining apparatus such as a double-side polishing apparatus or a double-side lapping apparatus is used. For example, in the double-side polishing apparatus, a di... | in simple examples, when both upper and lower surfaces of a sheet - like workpiece such as a silicon wafer are flattened at the same time, a double - side machining apparatus characterized as a double - side polishing apparatus or a double - side lapping apparatus be used. for example, in the double - side polishing ap... | In conventional examples, when both upper and lower surfaces of a sheet - like workpiece such as a silicon wafer are flattened at the same time, a double - side machining apparatus such as a double - side polishing apparatus or a diuVle - side lapping apparatus is used. For example, in the double - side polishing appar... | conventional examples, when both upper and lower surfaces of a sheet-like workpiece such as a silicon wafer flattened at the same time, a double-side machining apparatus such as a double-side polishing apparatus or a double-side lapping apparatus is used. example, in the double-side polishing apparatus, a discoid plane... | iN cONvEntIONAL eXamplEs, wheN BoTh UpPER AnD Lower SuRfaceS of A Sheet-liKE worKpIECe SUCH AS a silIcOn wAFeR Are fLaTTenEd AT tHe sAmE tiME, A doUBLE-SIDe MaCHIniNg apPaRaTUs such aS a douBlE-sIDE PoLIShiNG aPPARAtUs oR a dOUblE-SidE LAPPiNG aPpARatUS iS used. For eXAMPLE, IN THe doUbLE-SIdE pOliShInG ApPARATUs, A DI... | In conventional examples, when both upper and lower surfaces of a sheet-like workpiece such as a siliconwafer are flattened at the same time, a double-side machining apparatussuch as a double-side polishing apparatus or a double-side lappingapparatus isused.Forexample, in the double... | In conventional examples, when both upper and _lower_ surfaces of a sheet-like workpiece such _as_ a silicon _wafer_ are flattened at the same time, a double-side machining apparatus such as a _double-side_ polishing apparatus or a double-side _lapping_ apparatus is used. For example, in the double-side polishing _appa... |
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