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The engine fuel throttle of a marine engine and the associated speed of the boat are typically controlled by a throttle lever at the helm of the boat. The throttle lever typically manipulates the engine throttle assembly through cabling, either mechanically or electromechanically.
The engine controls can also include a... | the engine fuel throttle of a marine crew and the associated speed of the boat are typically controlled by a throttle lever at the helm of the boat. the throttle lever typically manipulates the engine engine assembly through induction, either mechanically or electromechanically. the engine controls can also include a c... | The enTije fuel throttle of a marine engine and the associated speed of the boat are typically controlled by a throttle lever at the helm of the boat. The throttle KeGer typically manipulates the engine throttle assembly through cabling, either mechanically or electromechanically. The engine controls can also include a... | engine fuel throttle of a marine engine and associated speed of the boat are typically controlled by a throttle lever at the helm of the boat. The throttle lever typically manipulates the engine throttle assembly through cabling, either mechanically or electromechanically. The engine controls can also include a clutch ... | tHe EnginE fUeL thrOTtle of a MaRiNE EnGInE AND ThE ASsOcIAted spEED oF tHE BOAT Are tyPiCaLLy CoNtrollEd By a ThROTtLe lEVer at thE hELM oF tHE boAT. THE THrOttLe LeVeR TyPicalLy maNIPuLATEs THe engiNe THroTTLe ASSEmbLy ThROuGh caBlING, EITHeR MechANiCallY or eLEctrOmEchAniCaLly.
thE ENGINe cONTRoLS CaN ALSo iNCLuDe a... | The engine fuel throttle of a marine engineand the associated speed of the boat are typically controlled by a throttle lever at the helm of the boat. The throttle lever typically manipulates the engine throttle assembly through cabling, either mechanically or electromechanically. The enginecontrols canalso ... | _The_ _engine_ fuel throttle of a marine engine _and_ the associated _speed_ of the boat are _typically_ controlled by a throttle lever at the helm of the _boat._ The _throttle_ lever _typically_ manipulates the engine throttle assembly through cabling, either _mechanically_ or electromechanically. The engine _controls... |
The cost effectiveness of many large-scale chemical reactions is often determined by the marketability of the various reaction products. At the very least, the efficient utilization of reaction products produced during industrial reactions is highly desirable. Similarly, the effective and judicial use of energy and its... | the cost effectiveness of many large - scale chemical reactions is often determined by the marketability of the various reaction products. at the very least, the efficient utilization of the products produced during industrial reactions is highly desirable. similarly, the effective and judicial use of energy and its co... | The cost effectiveness of many large - scale chemical reactions is often determined by the marketability of the various reaction products. At the very least, the effic*3nt utilization of reaction products produced during industrial reactions is highly desirable. Similarly, the effective and judicial use of energy and i... | The cost effectiveness of many large-scale chemical reactions is often determined by marketability of the various reaction products. At the very least, the efficient utilization of reaction products produced during industrial reactions is desirable. Similarly, the effective and judicial use energy and its conservation ... | tHe cOSt EfFEctIVeNess oF mANY laRGe-Scale CheMical reActIoNs IS OFTEn DetErMiNEd bY tHe MARketABIlity oF thE VARiOUS reacTiOn proDUcTs. aT The vERy lEASt, thE eFficIENT utIliZaTioN OF reActioN PRoDuctS prODuCEd DurIng INDUStriAl rEaCTions IS hIghLy DesiRable. simiLArly, THE eFFectIve ANd JUdicIAl uSE oF EnERGy aND itS... | The cost effectiveness of many large-scale chemicalreactions is often determined by the marketability of the various reaction products. At the very least, the efficient utilization of reaction products produced during industrial reactions is highly desirable. Similarly,theeffective and judicial... | The _cost_ effectiveness of many _large-scale_ chemical _reactions_ is often _determined_ by _the_ marketability of the various reaction products. At the very least, _the_ efficient _utilization_ of _reaction_ products _produced_ during industrial _reactions_ is highly desirable. Similarly, the effective and _judicial_... |
This invention relates to electronic filters, and more particularly, to variable bandwidth bandpass filters.
Electrically tunable filters have many uses in microwave and radio frequency systems. Compared to mechanically and magnetically tunable filters, electronically tunable filters have the important advantage of fas... | this invention relates to electronic filters, and more particularly, to variable bandwidth bandpass filters. electrically tunable filters have many uses in microwave and radio frequency systems. compared to mechanically and magnetically tunable filters, electronically tunable filters have the important advantage of fas... | This invention relates to electronic filters, and more particularly, to variable bandwidth bandpass filters. Electrically tunable filters have many uses in microwave and radio frequency systems. Compared to mechanically and magnetically tunable filters, electronically tunable filters hxvs the important advantage of fas... | This invention relates to electronic filters, and more particularly, to variable bandwidth filters. Electrically tunable filters have many in microwave and radio frequency systems. Compared to mechanically and magnetically tunable filters, electronically tunable filters have the advantage of fast tuning capability over... | THis iNVENTIoN relateS to ELectroNIC fILteRs, And moRE pARTICuLARlY, to variaBLE BanDwidtH bandPaSS fiLTerS.
EleCTRICaLly tunabLE FIlTeRs have many UsEs iN miCrowave aNd radIO FrEquenCy SYSteMS. coMPAred TO MEChAniCallY aND mAgnetIcaLLy TUnAbLE FilTErs, ELEctronIcalLY tunABlE FIlTeRs hAVE thE iMPOrTAnT advANTAGe oF fAS... | This invention relates to electronicfilters, and more particularly, to variable bandwidthbandpass filters. Electricallytunable filters have many uses in microwave andradio frequency systems.Compared to mechanically andmagneticallytunable filters, electronically tunable filtershave the important advantage of fas... | This _invention_ relates to electronic filters, and _more_ _particularly,_ to _variable_ bandwidth bandpass filters. Electrically tunable filters have _many_ _uses_ in microwave and _radio_ frequency systems. Compared _to_ mechanically and magnetically tunable filters, electronically tunable filters have the important ... |
Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to systems and methods for adapting a first receptacle to power a second receptacle. More specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for adapting a first receptacle wired to a towing vehicle's electrical system to power a second receptacle wi... | embodiments of the present invention generally relate to tools and methods as adapting a third receptacle to power a second receptacle. more specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for adapting a first receptacle wired to a towing vehicle ' s electrical system to power a second receptacle wit... | Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to systems and methods for adapting a first receptacle to power a second receptacle. More specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for adapting a first receptacle wired to a towing vehicle ' s rlectrkcal system to power a second receptacle ... | Embodiments of the present invention generally relate systems and methods for adapting a first receptacle to power a second receptacle. More specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for adapting a receptacle wired to a towing electrical to power a second receptacle with zero or minimal (e.g., ... | EMbOdiMEntS Of the PrEsEnT InveNtIOn GENeRAlLY ReLAtE tO SySTems AnD methODS fOr adApTInG a FirsT REcEptACLE to pOweR A seCond rEcePTAcLe. mOrE SpeciFICALlY, The prEsent inVenTion RELATES TO SYsTemS And METHODs for ADAPtiNG a fiRST recEpTACLE WIRED to A TowINg veHiCLe's ELeCtRICAL syStEm TO poWER a SeCOND RECePTACle wi... | Embodiments ofthepresentinvention generally relate to systems and methods for adapting afirst receptacle to power a second receptacle. More specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for adaptingafirst receptacle wiredto atowing vehicle'selectrical system topower a second rec... | Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to systems and methods for adapting a first _receptacle_ _to_ power a second receptacle. _More_ specifically, the present invention relates _to_ systems and methods for adapting a first _receptacle_ wired to a towing _vehicle's_ electrical system to power a second r... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to illumination devices and, particularly, to an illumination device capable of self adjusting the brightness and a method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Nowadays, illumination devices with light sensors are very popular. The light sensor can sense the ambie... | 1. technical field the flashlight disclosure relates to flashlight devices and, particularly, to an objective device incapable of self adjusting the brightness and a method applied. 2. description of the related art nowadays, illumination devices with light sensors are very popular. the light sensor can sense the ambie... | 1. T#chniSal Field The present disclosure relates to illuminatiij devices and, particularly, to an illumination device capable of self adjusting the brightness and a method tN3reof. 2. Description of the Related Art Nowadays, olluminatiob devices with light sensors are very pipulat. The .ighG sensor can sense the ambie... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to illumination devices and, to illumination device capable of self adjusting the brightness and a thereof. 2. Description of Related Art Nowadays, illumination light sensors are popular. The light sensor can sense the ambient light intensity the device can adjust the b... | 1. tEchnICal FIeld
tHE PReSENT DIScLosuRE rELATes To ILLUmInaTIon devices AnD, pArTicularLY, To an illUmInaTIon Device CAPaBLE of SELf ADjUSTing THe briGhtnESS aND A mEThoD ThEREoF.
2. dEscripTIOn oF thE RElAteD art
nowAdAYS, IllUMiNaTIOn DEvices wItH lIGHT sEnSOrS aRE vERY PopuLar. the LIghT SENsOr CAN sensE tHE aMBiE... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relatestoilluminationdevicesand, particularly,to an illumination device capable of self adjustingthebrightnessand a method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Nowadays, illumination devices with lightsensors are very popular. The light sensor can sense the ambie... | 1. Technical Field The _present_ disclosure _relates_ to illumination devices and, particularly, to _an_ _illumination_ device capable _of_ self adjusting the brightness and a method thereof. 2. Description of the Related _Art_ Nowadays, illumination _devices_ _with_ light sensors are very _popular._ _The_ _light_ sens... |
1. Field of the Invention
An apparatus consistent with the present invention relates to a projection system and, more particularly, to a projection system which can improve contrast using a wire grid polarization beam splitter.
2. Description of the Related Art
In a conventional projection system, a light valve, such a... | 1. field of the invention an apparatus consistent with the present invention relates to a projection system and, more particularly, to a projection system which can improve contrast using a wire grid polarization beam splitter. 2. description of the related art in a conventional projection system, a light valve, such a... | 1. Field of the Invention An apparatus consistent with the present invention relates to a projection system and, more particularly, to a projection system which can improve contrast using a wire grid polarization beam splitter. 2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional projection system, a light valve, such a... | 1. of the Invention An apparatus consistent with the present invention relates to a projection system and, more to a projection system can improve contrast using a grid polarization beam splitter. 2. Description of the Related Art In a projection system, a light valve, such as a liquid crystal display (LCD) Digital Mic... | 1. fieLd oF The inveNTioN
an APPaRaTUS ConsIsTENT WiTH tHe pReSENt InVentioN relaTeS to a pROJectiOn sYstEM ANd, more paRTiCulArly, TO A PROjeCtIon sysTem WHiCH Can ImPROVE conTraST uSINg A wIre gRId POlArIzaTiOn beAm SpLItTeR.
2. dEScrIPTiOn oF thE ReLATeD aRt
in A CoNVeNTiONal pRoJECTioN SysTem, a LiGht vaLVE, SuCH a... | 1. Field of the InventionAnapparatus consistent with the present invention relates toa projection system and, more particularly,toa projection system which can improve contrastusing a wire grid polarization beamsplitter.2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional projection system, a light val... | 1. Field of the Invention An apparatus consistent with the present invention relates to a _projection_ system and, more particularly, _to_ a projection system which _can_ improve contrast using a wire _grid_ _polarization_ _beam_ splitter. 2. Description of the Related Art In a conventional projection system, a light v... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a switch device that performs ON/OFF of a switch by operation of an operation knob, and particularly to a waterproof switch device that prevents water from coming into a connector.
2. Related Art
A vehicle such as an automobile includes a switch device to perform open... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to this switch device that performs on / off of a switch by operation of an operation knob, and particularly to a waterproof switch device that prevents water from coming into a connector. 2. related art a vehicle such as an automobile includes a switch device to perform... | 1. Technical FisPd The present invention relates to a switch device that performs ON / OFF of a switch by operation of an operation knob, and particularly to a waterproof switch device that prevents water from coming into a connector. 2. Related Art A vehicle such as an automobile includes a switch device to perform op... | 1. Technical Field The present invention to a switch device that performs ON/OFF a switch by operation of an operation knob, and to waterproof switch device that prevents water from coming into a connector. 2. Related Art A vehicle such as an automobile includes a switch device to perform opening/closing control over w... | 1. TeChNICAL FIEld
The pRESENT InVENtion ReLatEs to a sWItch DEvIcE tHaT PErFoRMS On/OFf of a switcH By OpEraTIoN Of an OPEratiON kNOb, And PaRtiCUlaRLy tO A WaTerProof SwitcH DEVice THAT PRevEnTS WatEr FRoM COmING InTO A CoNnecTOr.
2. rELaTED ArT
A vEHIcLE such aS an automoBile IncLUDEs A switch deviCe tO pERFOrm opEn... | 1. Technical FieldThe presentinventionrelates toa switch devicethat performs ON/OFF of a switch by operation of an operation knob,and particularly to a waterproof switchdevicethat preventswater from coming into a connector. 2. RelatedArt A vehicle such as anautomobile includes a switch device to perform o... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates _to_ a switch device that _performs_ ON/OFF of a switch _by_ operation _of_ an operation knob, and particularly to a waterproof switch _device_ that _prevents_ _water_ _from_ coming into a connector. 2. Related Art A vehicle such as an automobile includes a switch device... |
In the art of tissue making and papermaking in general, many additives have been proposed for specific purposes, such as increasing wet strength, improving softness, or control of wetting properties. For instance, in the past, wet strength agents have been added to paper products in order to increase the strength or ot... | in the art of tissue painting and papermaking in general, many additives have been proposed for specific purposes, such as increasing wet strength, improving softness, or control of wetting properties. for instance, in the past, wet strength agents have been added to paper products in order to increase the strength or ... | In the art of tissue making and papermaking in general, many additives have been proposed for specific purposes, such as increasing wet strength, improving softness, or control of wetting properties. For instance, in the past, wet strength agents have been added to paper products in order to increase the strength or ot... | In the art of tissue making and papermaking in many additives have been proposed for specific purposes, as increasing wet strength, improving softness, or control of wetting properties. For instance, in the past, wet strength agents have been added to paper products in order to increase the strength or otherwise contro... | in the art OF TISsUE MakiNG aNd pAPerMaKiNg iN genErAl, mAnY ADdITives HAve beEN ProPoSED for SpecIfiC pURpOsEs, sUch aS incREAsiNG weT sTrenGth, imPrOvInG soFtNeSs, OR CoNTRoL OF wEtTing pRoPerTIeS. fOr INStancE, iN the PasT, Wet stRENGth AGENTS HAVE BEeN aDded tO PAPer ProducTS IN OrdeR to iNCreaSe thE StrenGth Or oT... | In the art of tissue makingandpapermakingin general, many additives have beenproposed for specificpurposes, such as increasing wet strength, improving softness, or control of wetting properties. For instance, in the past, wetstrength agents have been added to paper products in order to increase the strengtho... | _In_ _the_ art of _tissue_ _making_ and papermaking _in_ general, many _additives_ have been proposed for specific purposes, _such_ as increasing wet strength, improving softness, or control of wetting properties. For instance, in the past, wet strength agents have been added to _paper_ products in order to increase th... |
The hydraulic valve lifter provided on internal combustion engines to automatically compensate for dimensional changes in the valve train must be matched closely to the characteristics of the valve on which the hydraulic lifter is installed, and the close match should be maintained over the useful life of the combustio... | the hydraulic valve lifter provided on internal combustion engines to automatically compensate for dimensional changes in the valve train must be matched closely to the characteristics of the valve on which that hydraulic lifter is installed, and the close match should be maintained over the useful life of the combusti... | The hydraulic valve lifter provided on internal combustion engines to automatically compensate for dimensional changes in the vWlfe train must be matched closely to the characteristics of the valve on which the hydraulic lifter is installed, and the close match should be maintained over the useful life of the combustio... | The valve lifter provided on internal combustion engines to automatically compensate for dimensional changes in valve train must be matched closely to the characteristics of the which the hydraulic lifter is installed, and the match should be over the useful life of the combustion engine. The fluid reservoir that forms... | tHe HYDrAuLIc VAlVe LIftER pRoVIded oN iNTErnAL ComBusTIon ENGiNes TO AutOmaTiCAlly COmPENsAtE FOr dIMeNsionaL cHangEs in The ValVe TrAIn MUst Be MaTcHED ClOSElY TO thE chAracterISTIcS of THe VAlve oN whICh THE hYdrAUlic LifTeR iS iNsTALleD, anD The CLose MaTCh shOulD BE mainTaInEd ovEr tHE usefuL LiFe Of the COmbuSTio... | The hydraulic valve lifter provided on internal combustion engines toautomatically compensate for dimensional changes in the valvetrain must bematched closely to the characteristics of the valve on which the hydraulic lifter is installed, and the close match should be maintained over the usefullife ... | _The_ hydraulic valve lifter provided on internal combustion engines to automatically _compensate_ _for_ dimensional changes in the _valve_ train _must_ _be_ _matched_ _closely_ to the characteristics of the valve _on_ which the hydraulic lifter is installed, and the _close_ match should be maintained over the _useful_... |
The present invention relates generally to the field of conveyor ovens and more particularly to conveyor ovens which include a control system for controlling the speed at which a conveyor moves food products through the oven.
Conveyor ovens typically include an oven housing, a heat source within the housing, and a conv... | the present invention relates generally to the field of conveyor ovens and more particularly to conveyor ovens which include a control system for controlling the speed at which a conveyor moves food products through the oven. conveyor ovens typically include an oven housing, a heat source within the housing, and a conv... | The present invention relates generally to the field of conveyor ovens and more particularly to conveyor ovens which include a control system for controlling the speed at which a conveyor moves food products through the oven. Conveyor ovens typically include an oven housing, a heat source within the housing, and a conv... | The present invention relates generally the field of conveyor ovens and more particularly to conveyor ovens which a control for controlling the speed at which a conveyor moves food products through the oven. Conveyor ovens typically include an oven housing, a heat source within the housing, and a configured food produc... | The pREseNt inVeNtIon reLaTeS gENEraLLY to THE fIeLd Of conVEyor ovEnS And mORe pArTIcuLArly to coNvEyOr ovENS whicH INcLude A cONtrol SySTeM FoR COntrOLLinG THe sPEED At whiCH A conVeyor MoVeS fOoD PRoduCtS tHrOuGH THE OveN.
CONVEYOr Ovens tYPicAlLy inCLude an oVen housING, A HeAT SoUrce wItHIn thE HOusIng, aND a CoNv... | The present invention relates generally to the field of conveyor ovens and more particularly toconveyor ovens which include a control systemfor controlling the speed at which a conveyor moves food products through theoven.Conveyor ovens typically include an ovenhousing, a heat sourcewithin t... | The present invention relates generally to the field _of_ _conveyor_ _ovens_ and _more_ particularly to _conveyor_ ovens which include a control system _for_ controlling the speed at _which_ a conveyor moves food products through the _oven._ Conveyor ovens typically include an oven housing, a _heat_ source within the h... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates, in general, to layout and arrangement of components on a semiconductor chip, and, more particularly, to arrangement of capacitors for precision matching in an integrated circuit.
2. Relevant Background
Because capacitors are easily implemented in MOS fabrication ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates, in general, to layout and arrangement of components throughout a semiconductor chip, and, more particularly, to arrangement of capacitors for precision matching in an integrated circuit. 2. relevant background because capacitors are easily implemented in mos fabr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to layout and arrangement of components on a semiconductor chip, and, more particularly, to arrangement of capacitors for precision matching in an integrated circuit. 2. Relevant Background Because capacitors are easily implemented in MOS fabrication ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates, in general, to layout and arrangement of components on a chip, and, more particularly, to arrangement of capacitors for matching in an integrated circuit. 2. Relevant Background Because capacitors easily implemented in MOS fabrication technology, capacitors than resistors ... | 1. fiELd Of THe invEnTIOn
The pReSENT inventIon rELATEs, In GENEraL, To layoUT anD aRrANgeMENt of cOMPonenTs ON A SemICONDUcTOR CHip, anD, MOrE PaRTiCuLaRlY, to ARraNgeMENt OF CaPaCitors FoR pRecIsIoN mAtcHINg In AN INtEGRaTEd circUiT.
2. reLeVANT bACKGRoUNd
bECAusE CApAcitoRS ARE EaSiLy implEMENTed In moS FabriCaTiON ... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates, in general, to layout and arrangement of componentson a semiconductor chip, and, more particularly, toarrangement of capacitors forprecision matching in an integrated circuit. 2. Relevant BackgroundBecause capacitors are easily implemented in MOSfa... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates, in general, to _layout_ and _arrangement_ of components on a semiconductor chip, _and,_ more _particularly,_ to arrangement of capacitors _for_ precision _matching_ _in_ an integrated circuit. 2. Relevant Background Because capacitors are easily implemented in ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a voice data processing system, and in particular, to a method for buffering the received voice data to eliminate the delay and jitter to support the natural processing of a vocoder.
2. Description of the Related Art
In general, an effective and high-... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to a voice data processing system, and in particular, to a method for buffering the received voice data to eliminate the bandwidth and jitter to support the natural processing of a vocoder. 2. description of the related art more general, an effective and... | 1. Field of the IBvenhion The present invention relates generally to a voice data processing system, and in particular, to a Keth(d for buffering the received voice data to elJmOnate the delay and jitter to support the natural processing of a vocoder. 2. Description of the Related Art In general, an effective and high ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to voice data processing system, in particular, to a method for the received data to eliminate delay and jitter to the natural processing of a vocoder. 2. Description of the Related Art general, effective and high-speed data transmission is very importan... | 1. fielD oF The iNveNTiOn
The prEsENt INveNtiON RElaTES GeneRAllY to A VoICE DAtA procESSing sYstEm, AnD iN pArTICUlAr, tO a mEtHOd fOr BuFferiNg tHe REcEiVED Voice DaTa tO ELiMiNAte the deLay anD JittEr TO sUpPoRt THE natUraL ProcesSiNg OF A VOCOdEr.
2. DeSCRiPTION of ThE rElAtED ArT
IN GENERAL, An EfFECTIVE AnD HIgH-... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates generally to avoice data processing system, andin particular, to a method for bufferingthe received voice data to eliminate the delay and jitter tosupport the natural processingof a vocoder. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art In general,an effective and hi... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a _voice_ data processing system, and in particular, to a method _for_ buffering the _received_ _voice_ data to eliminate the delay and jitter to _support_ the _natural_ processing of a vocoder. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art In _general,_ _an_... |
The invention relates to implementing a thermodynamic cycle to convert heat to useful form.
Thermal energy can be usefully converted into mechanical and then electrical form. Methods of converting the thermal energy of low temperature heat sources into electric power present an important area of energy generation. Ther... | the invention relates to implementing an thermodynamic cycle to convert heat to useful fuel. thermal energy couldn be usefully converted into mechanical and then electrical form. methods of converting the thermal energy of low temperature heat sources into electric power present an important area of energy generation. ... | The invention relates to implementing a thermodynamic cycle to convert heat to useful form. Therms. energy can be usefully converted into mechanical and then electrical form. Methods of converting the thermal energy of low temperature heat sources 8gto electric power present an important area of energy generation. Ther... | The invention to implementing a thermodynamic cycle to convert heat to useful form. Thermal energy can usefully converted into and then electrical form. Methods of converting the thermal energy of temperature heat sources into electric power present an important area of energy generation. There is a need for increasing... | tHE InvENTIon rElAteS To implEMenTING a THERMODYnAmiC cyCLE to COnVeRt HEat TO uSeFUL fORM.
ThermaL enERGy cAN be usefuLLy coNveRTED INTO MeCHaniCaL and THEn ElECtrICal foRM. METhODS of COnverTInG The THErMAL EneRgY Of LOw TeMPERAtUre Heat sOUrCEs into eLECTRIC power presEnt An imPoRTAnt arEa of EneRGy GENEraTiOn. theR... | The inventionrelatesto implementing a thermodynamic cycleto convert heat to usefulform. Thermal energy can be usefully convertedinto mechanical andthenelectrical form. Methods ofconvertingthe thermal energy of low temperature heatsources into electricpower presentan important area of energy generation.There is... | The _invention_ _relates_ _to_ implementing a thermodynamic cycle to convert heat _to_ useful form. _Thermal_ energy can be usefully converted into _mechanical_ and then electrical form. Methods of converting the thermal energy of low temperature _heat_ _sources_ into _electric_ power present an important area of energ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the use of improved flow modification devices for use with Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) emission control equipment.
Flow distribution devices can be the key to the efficient operation of chemical processing equipment such as contactors and reactors, mixers, burner... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to the use of improved flow modification devices for use with volatile organic solvent ( voc ) emission control equipment. flow distribution devices can be the key to the efficient operation of gases processing equipment such as contactors and reactors, mixers, burners, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the use of improved flow modification devices for use with Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) emission control equipment. Flow distribution devices can be the key to the efficient operation of chemical processing equipment such as contactors and reactors, mixers, burner... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to the of improved flow modification for use with Volatile Compounds (VOC) emission control equipment. Flow distribution devices can the key to efficient operation of chemical processing equipment such as contactors and reactors, mixers, burners, heat exchangers, extrusion di... | 1. FIeld of ThE invEntioN
thIS inVeNTion RELatES to tHE uSE oF iMpROvED fLOw MODIFication deVIces FoR usE WITh voLAtiLE orgaNiC CompoUNDS (vOc) EmISsION CONtroL eQUIpMeNt.
FlOw DiStribuTiOn dEViCeS cAn Be the kEY to The eFficiEnt OpEratIOn OF ChEmICaL ProCESsIng EquipMENt Such AS cONtactoRS AnD rEActOrs, mIxers, buRneR... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This invention relates to the use of improved flow modification devices for use with Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) emission control equipment. Flow distribution devices can be the keytothe efficient operation of chemical processing equipment such as contactors and reactors, mi... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ _This_ _invention_ relates _to_ _the_ use of _improved_ flow _modification_ devices for use with Volatile Organic Compounds (VOC) _emission_ _control_ equipment. Flow distribution devices can be the key to the efficient operation _of_ chemical _processing_ equipment _such_ as contactors an... |
Cam phasers are used modern internal combustion engines to optimize consumption and power parameters and are used for controlling opening and closing timing of the gas control valves in order to be able to variably configure a phase relationship between a crank shaft and a cam shaft in a defined angle range between a m... | cam phasers are used modern internal combustion engines to optimize consumption and power parameters and are used for controlling opening and closing timing of the gas control valves in order to be able to variably configure a phase relationship between a crank shaft and a cam shaft in a defined angle range between a m... | Cam phasers are used mod$rJ internal combustion engines to optimize consumption and power parameters and are used for controlling opening and closing timing of the gas control valves in order to be able to variably configure a phase relationship between a crank shaft and a cam shaft in a defined angle range between a m... | Cam phasers are used modern internal combustion engines to optimize consumption and power parameters and are used for controlling opening and closing timing of the gas control valves in order to be able to variably a phase relationship between a crank shaft and a cam shaft a defined angle range a maximum early position... | cAm PhASerS Are usED MOdERn INTeRnAL cOMBuStiOn ENGiNES tO OpTimIZE cONsumpTION ANd POwEr PaRAMeTErS ANd ArE uSEd FOR CoNtRoLlIng openINg AnD CloSIng TimInG Of THe gas COnTRoL vALvES In OrDer to bE AbLE tO VaRIABLY cOnfiGuRe A PhASe rELaTiOnshiP bETween A craNK SHafT aNd a CAm shAft in A deFiNED ANgLE rAngE BeTWEen a m... | Cam phasers are used modern internal combustion engines to optimize consumption and powerparameters and are used for controlling opening and closing timing ofthe gas control valves in order to beableto variably configure a phase relationship between a crank shaft and a cam shaft in a defined angle range... | _Cam_ phasers _are_ used modern internal combustion engines to optimize consumption _and_ power _parameters_ and are _used_ for controlling opening and closing timing of the _gas_ control valves in order to be able to variably configure a phase _relationship_ between a crank shaft _and_ a cam _shaft_ _in_ _a_ defined _... |
This invention relates to newly identified polynucleotides, polypeptides encoded by such polynucleotides, the use of such polynucleotides and polypeptides, as well as the production of such polynucleotides and polypeptides. The polypeptide of the present invention has been putatively identified as a human transforming ... | this invention relates to newly identified polynucleotides, polypeptides encoded by such polynucleotides, the use of such polynucleotides and polypeptides, as well as the production of such polynucleotides and polypeptides. the polypeptide of the present invention has been putatively identified as a human transforming ... | This invention relates to newly identified polynucleotides, polypeptides encoded by such polynucleotides, the use of such polynucleotides and polypeptides, as well as the production of such polynucleotides and polypeptides. The polypeptide of the present invention has been putatively identified as a human transforming ... | This relates to newly identified polynucleotides, polypeptides encoded by such polynucleotides, the use of such polynucleotides and polypeptides, as well as the production of such polynucleotides and polypeptides. The polypeptide of the present invention has been putatively identified as a human transforming growth fac... | thiS INVeNtIon Relates TO NeWLy idEnTiFIED pOLyNuCLeOtideS, PoLyPeptIDES eNcODEd bY SuCh PolyNUCleoTiDES, ThE Use of sucH PolyNuCLeOtIdeS AnD POlYPepTIDes, AS Well aS thE PrOdUctiON oF SuCH POlynUClEOtiDES And poLyPepTIdes. ThE PoLyPeptidE oF The PresEnt iNVENtIOn HAs BEEN PUtATIVEly iDenTIfIED AS a hUmAn transFormINg ... | This invention relatesto newly identified polynucleotides, polypeptidesencoded by such polynucleotides, the use of such polynucleotides and polypeptides, as well as the production of such polynucleotides andpolypeptides. The polypeptide of the present inventionhasbeenputatively identified as a human trans... | This invention relates _to_ newly identified polynucleotides, polypeptides encoded by such polynucleotides, the use of _such_ polynucleotides and polypeptides, as well as the production of such polynucleotides _and_ polypeptides. The polypeptide of the _present_ invention has _been_ putatively identified as a human tra... |
Apoptosis is a physiological form of cell death that plays a role in various biological processes, including normal development, tissue homeostasis, and defense against pathogens (Thompson et al., 1995, Science 267:1456-1462). Different forms of apoptosis can be distinguished according to whether transcription and tran... | apoptosis is a physiological form of cell death though plays a role in various biological processes, including normal development, tissue homeostasis, and defense against pathogens ( thompson et al., 1995, science 267 : 1456 - 1462 ). different forms of apoptosis can be distinguished according to whether transcription ... | Apoptosis is a physiological form of cell death that plays a rP:e in various biological processes, including normal development, tissue homeostasis, and defense against pathogens (Thompson et al. , 1995, Science 267: 1456 - 1462 ). Different forms of apoptosis can be distinguished according to whether transcription and... | Apoptosis is a form of cell that plays a role in various biological processes, including normal development, tissue homeostasis, and defense against pathogens (Thompson et al., 1995, Science 267:1456-1462). forms of apoptosis can be distinguished according to whether transcription and translation, gene expression, are ... | ApoPTOsIS IS A PHySiOloGiCal Form of celL DeaTH ThAt PLAYS A ROlE In vArioUS BiOlogIcaL pROcEssES, iNcLUdInG NoRMAL developmENT, TIsSue hOmeoStASIs, AnD deFEnSE AgainSt paTHogEnS (tHoMPSoN ET AL., 1995, SCiEnCE 267:1456-1462). DiFFeREnT ForMS of apOPtOSIS Can be DIstInGuIshEd aCCOrdinG To WheTheR tRaNsCrIPtiON ANd TRan... | Apoptosis is a physiological formof celldeath that plays a role in various biological processes, including normal development, tissue homeostasis, and defenseagainst pathogens (Thompsonet al., 1995, Science 267:1456-1462).Different formsof apoptosiscan be distinguished according to whether transcription and... | Apoptosis is a _physiological_ _form_ _of_ cell death that plays _a_ _role_ _in_ various biological processes, including normal development, tissue homeostasis, and defense _against_ pathogens (Thompson et _al.,_ 1995, _Science_ 267:1456-1462). Different forms of apoptosis _can_ _be_ distinguished according to _whether... |
Error recovery is an important function of any computer processing system. The ability to recover from an error situation in a timely manner and in such a way that data corruption is minimized is paramount to the reliability of the computer system.
As is known, there are a number of different types of error recovery te... | error recovery is an important function of any computer processing system. the opportunity to recover from an error situation in a timely manner and in choosing a way that data corruption is minimized is paramount to the reliability of the computer system. as is known, there are a number of different types of error rec... | Error recovery is an important function of any computer processing system. The ability to recover from an error situation in a timely manner and in such a way that data corruption is minimized is paramount to the reliability of the computer system. As is known, there are a number of different types of error recovery te... | Error is an important function of any computer processing system. The ability to recover from error situation in a timely manner and such a way data corruption is minimized is paramount to the reliability of the computer system. is there are a number of different types of error recovery One technique that is used in so... | ERROr recovErY iS aN impORtAnT FunCtiON Of aNY cOmpUTEr ProCESSing SyStem. THE aBiLITy TO rECOVER FrOm An error SiTUAtioN IN a tiMELY maNNeR AND In sUcH a wAy THat dAta cORruPTIOn iS miNiMizeD is paRaMOUNt tO tHE ReliAbilITy OF thE COmPuTEr SYSteM.
aS is kNowN, thEre ARE a numbeR oF dIFFErEnt TYpes of Error rECovErY TE... | Error recovery isanimportant function of any computer processingsystem.The ability to recover from an error situation ina timely manner and insuch a way that data corruption is minimized is paramount to the reliabilityof the computer system. As isknown, there area number ofdifferent types of error r... | Error _recovery_ is an important function _of_ any computer processing system. The ability to recover from an error _situation_ in a timely manner and in such _a_ way that _data_ corruption is minimized is paramount _to_ the reliability _of_ the computer system. As is known, there _are_ a number of different types of e... |
1. Field of the Invention
An embodiment of the present invention is related to a stackable wafer level package and a fabricating method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
An increasing demand for small-sized, lightweight and high-performance electronic devices has motivated the development of small-sized, light... | 1. field of the invention an embodiment of the present invention is related to a stackable unit level package and a fabricating method thereof. 2. description of the related art an increasing demand for small - sized, lightweight and high - performance electronic devices has motivated the development of small - sized, ... | 1. Eiepd of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention is related to a stackable waTSr level package and a fabricating method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art An increasing demand for small - sized, ligBtw4ight and high - performance electronic devices has motivated the development of small - sized,... | 1. the Invention An embodiment of the present invention is related to a stackable wafer level package a fabricating method thereof. 2. of the Related Art An increasing demand for small-sized, lightweight and high-performance electronic devices has motivated the development small-sized, lightweight and high-performance ... | 1. FIeLd of THE InvEntiON
AN eMboDIMEnT Of tHE prEsENT inVenTIoN is RelATEd To A stacKABle waFeR LEVEL PAcKagE anD A FABRicAtInG MethOd tHEREoF.
2. desCRIPtion OF thE RelAtED ArT
an incrEASing DeMAnD FoR smALL-sIZed, LIGhTWEIGhT ANd HIGh-PERFORMAncE ELeCTROnIc dEviCes hAS MOTivAtED thE dEVelopmeNt of smaLl-sIzED, LiGHt... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of thepresentinvention is related to a stackable wafer level package and a fabricating method thereof. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art An increasingdemand forsmall-sized, lightweight and high-performance electronicdeviceshas motivated the development of small-sized, li... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ An embodiment of the _present_ invention _is_ related to _a_ stackable wafer level package and a fabricating method thereof. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art An increasing demand for small-sized, _lightweight_ and high-performance electronic devices _has_ motivated the development of sm... |
Naturally occurring and synthetic zeolites have been demonstrated to exhibit catalytic properties for various types of hydrocarbon conversions. Certain zeolites are ordered porous crystalline aluminosilicates having definite crystalline structure as determined by X-ray diffraction studies. Such zeolites have pores of u... | naturally occurring and synthetic zeolites have been demonstrated to exhibit catalytic properties for various types of hydrocarbon conversions. certain zeolites are ordered porous crystalline aluminosilicates having definite crystalline surfaces as determined by x - ray diffraction studies. such solids have pores of un... | Naturally occurring and synthetic z2olOtes have been demonstrated to exhibit catalytic properties for various types of hydrocarbon conversions. Certain zeolites are ordered porous crystalline aluminosilicates having definite crystalline structure as determined by X - ray diffraction studies. Such zeolites have po3eE of... | Naturally occurring synthetic zeolites have been demonstrated to exhibit catalytic properties for various types of hydrocarbon conversions. Certain zeolites are ordered porous crystalline aluminosilicates having definite crystalline structure as determined X-ray studies. zeolites have uniform size which are uniquely de... | nAtUraLLy ocCUrriNg aND syntHeTIC zeOLITES hAve BeEN DEMonsTraTED to eXHIbit cataLYtic PRopERTiEs for VARiOus TyPES Of HYdRocarbON ConVeRSiOnS. CErTAin ZeolIteS aRe OrdeReD POrOUS crYStALLIne aLUminOSIliCAtEs hAVing DefiNite cRySTAlLIne stRUCTurE AS deTErmiNEd By X-RaY DIFfraCtION sTUDIEs. SUCh zeoLITES HAVe pores oF U... | Naturally occurringand syntheticzeolites have been demonstrated to exhibitcatalytic properties forvarious types of hydrocarbonconversions. Certain zeolites are ordered porous crystallinealuminosilicates having definite crystalline structureas determined byX-ray diffraction studies. Such zeolites havepor... | Naturally _occurring_ and synthetic zeolites _have_ been demonstrated to _exhibit_ _catalytic_ properties for various _types_ of _hydrocarbon_ conversions. _Certain_ _zeolites_ are ordered porous crystalline aluminosilicates having definite crystalline _structure_ as determined by _X-ray_ diffraction studies. _Such_ ze... |
The present invention pertains to an internal combustion engine ignition control system. More particularly, the present invention pertains to an electronic ignition control system for generating a spark to ignite the fuel within a cylinder of an internal combustion engine at the optimum time to assure maximum fuel effi... | a present invention pertains to an internal combustion engine ignition control system. more particularly, the present invention pertains via an electronic ignition control system for generating a spark to ignite the fuel in a unit of an internal combustion engine at the required time to assure maximum fuel efficiency a... | The present invention pertains to an intDrna? combustion engine ignition control system. More particularly, the pfesRnt invention pertains to an electronic ignitUPn control system for generating a spark to ignite the fuel within a cylinder of an internal combustion engine at the optimum time to assure maximum fuel effi... | The present invention pertains to an internal combustion engine ignition control system. More particularly, the invention pertains to an electronic ignition control system for generating a spark to the fuel within cylinder of an internal combustion engine at the optimum to assure maximum fuel efficiency and engine The ... | thE PResENT InventiOn PERTaIns to An iNTERnAl cOMbUstioN eNGInE IgnItIoN coNtROL SysteM. mORE paRtiCuLARLy, thE PrEsENT InVENTiON pErtaINS TO an eleCTRoNIc IGNItion cOnTrOL sysTEM fOr gENErAtIng A SpArk to igNitE tHe fueL WItHIn A CylIndeR of AN InTeRNAl cOMBustIOn eNGiNe AT The OPTiMUM TiMe to assurE MAxIMUM FUel efFi... | The present invention pertains to an internal combustion engineignition control system. More particularly, the present invention pertains to an electronicignition control system for generating a sparktoignite the fuelwithin a cylinder ofan internal combustion engine at the optimum time to assure max... | The present invention pertains to _an_ internal combustion engine ignition _control_ system. More particularly, the _present_ invention pertains to an electronic ignition _control_ system _for_ generating a spark to ignite the _fuel_ within a _cylinder_ of an internal combustion engine at _the_ optimum time _to_ assure... |
In order to lubricate bearings on a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine, prior art techniques have passed oil through openings in the crankshaft's main bearing, which transmit oil into an internal gallery of the crankshaft, as an opening in the crankshaft rotates past the openings in the bearing. The main beari... | in order to lubricate bearings on a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine, prior art mechanisms have passed oil through openings in the crankshaft ' s main bearing, which transmit oil into an internal gallery of the crankshaft, as an opening in the crankshaft rotates connecting the openings in the bearing. the ma... | In order to lubricate bearings on a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine, prior art techniques have passed oil through openings in the crankshaft ' s main bearing, which transmit oil ihGo an internal gallery of the crankshaft, as an opening in the crankshaft rotates past the openings in the bearing. The main bea... | In order to lubricate bearings on a crankshaft of an internal combustion engine, prior art techniques have passed oil through openings in the crankshaft's main bearing, which transmit oil into an internal gallery of the as an opening in the crankshaft past the openings in the bearing. The main bearing is typically a sh... | iN oRder TO lubricaTE bEARInGS oN A CRANkShAFT OF AN internAl coMBUstiOn ENginE, PRiOr ArT TeCHnIQUEs hAVe paSSeD oil thROugH OPeNinGS iN THE cRaNkSHaFT's MaIn bEARiNg, WhIcH trAnsmiT oIL IntO AN iNTeRnAl gALlERY of The cRanksHAfT, aS an Opening IN the craNkShAft ROtaTES paSt THE OPeNiNgS in tHE BEARinG. THE MAiN beAri... | In order to lubricate bearings ona crankshaft of aninternalcombustion engine, prior art techniques have passedoil through openings in the crankshaft's main bearing,which transmit oil into an internal gallery of thecrankshaft,as an opening in the crankshaft rotates pasttheopenings in the bearing. The main... | In order to _lubricate_ bearings _on_ a _crankshaft_ of _an_ internal combustion _engine,_ prior art techniques have passed oil through openings in _the_ crankshaft's main bearing, _which_ transmit _oil_ into _an_ internal gallery of the crankshaft, as an opening _in_ the crankshaft _rotates_ past the openings in the b... |
Computer systems use memory devices, such as dynamic random access memory (“DRAM”) devices, to store instructions and data that are accessed by a processor. These memory devices are normally used as system memory in a computer system. In a typical computer system, the processor communicates with the system memory throu... | computer systems use memory devices, such as dynamic random access memory ( “ dram ” ) devices, to store instructions and data that are accessed by a processor. these memory devices are normally used beside system memory in a computer system. in a typical computer system, the processor communicates with the system memo... | Computer systems use memory devices, such as dynamic random access memory (“ DRAM ”) devices, to store instructions and data that are accessed by a processor. These memory dDvOces are normally used as system memory in a computer system. In a typical computer system, the processor communicates with the system memory thr... | Computer systems use memory devices, such as dynamic random access memory (“DRAM”) devices, to store instructions and data that are accessed by a These memory devices are normally used as system memory in a computer system. In typical computer system, processor communicates with system memory through a processor bus an... | COmPUTER SYSTEmS usE MEmOrY dEVicEs, SuCh as dYnaMIC raNdom accesS memOrY (“DraM”) DeviCES, tO StorE inStrUCtiOns AnD dAtA ThaT are ACCESsEd by a PROcESSOr. these memOry devICEs ARe nORMALly USeD AS SySTeM mEmoRY in A coMPutEr SYstEm. iN a TyPiCAL CompUTeR SYSTEM, THe prOCesSoR COmMuNicatES WitH thE SySteM MeMoRY tHroU... | Computersystems use memory devices,such as dynamic randomaccess memory (“DRAM”) devices, to store instructions and data thatare accessed by a processor. These memory devices are normally used as system memory in acomputer system. In a typical computersystem, the processor communicates with... | Computer systems use memory devices, such as dynamic random access memory _(“DRAM”)_ devices, _to_ store _instructions_ _and_ data that are accessed by _a_ processor. _These_ memory devices are normally used as system memory in _a_ computer system. In a typical computer system, the processor _communicates_ with the sys... |
This invention relates to a parking lock mechanism which locks an output shaft of an automatic transmission of a vehicle when a parking range is selected by a driver.
In a vehicle provided with an automatic transmission, a so-called shift by wire parking lock mechanism is known which locks the output shaft of the autom... | this invention relates to a parking lock mechanism which locks an output shaft of an automatic transmission of a vehicle when a parking range is selected by a driver. in a vehicle provided with an automatic transmission, a so - called shift by wire parking lock mechanism is known which locks the output shaft of the aut... | This invention relates to a parking lock mechanism wticu locks an output shaft of an automatic transmission of a vehicle when a parking range is selected by a driver. In a vehicle prov*der with an automatic transmission, a so - called shift by wire parking loS< mechanism is known which locks the output shaft of the aut... | This invention relates a parking lock which locks an shaft of an automatic transmission of a vehicle when a parking range is selected In a vehicle provided with an automatic transmission, a so-called shift wire parking lock is which locks the shaft of the automatic transmission by the of an actuator such as a motor acc... | thIS INvenTiON rElaTes to a PArKinG LoCk meCHAnISm wHICH lOckS an oUTpUt shAfT oF An AutoMATic tRansmiSsiON Of a VEHicLE When a PARkING raNGE IS SELECted by A driver.
in a vEhICle pRovIdEd witH An AUTOMaTiC TRaNSMISsiON, A SO-CaLLeD ShIFT bY wIRe pARKING loCK meCHaNISM IS KnoWN whicH locks ThE oUtpUT shAFt OF THe auTOM... | This inventionrelates to a parking lock mechanism which locks an outputshaft ofan automatic transmission of a vehicle when a parking range is selected by a driver. In a vehicle provided with an automatic transmission, a so-called shift by wire parking lock mechanism is known which locks the o... | This invention relates _to_ a parking lock mechanism which locks an output shaft of an automatic transmission of a vehicle when _a_ parking range is selected by a _driver._ In a vehicle provided with an automatic transmission, a so-called shift by wire parking lock mechanism is known which locks the output shaft of the... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates generally to security and, more particularly, to a method and system for computer security.
2. Description of the Related Art
With the growth of the Internet, the increased use of computers and the exchange of information between individual users has posed a threat to t... | 1. technical field the present disclosure relates closely to security and, more particularly, to a method and system for computer security. 2. description of the related art with the growth of the internet, the increased use of computers and the exchange of information between individual users has posed a threat to the... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates generally to security and, more particularly, to a method and system for computer security. 2. Description of the Related Art With the growth of the Internet, the increased use of computers and the exchange of information between individual users has posed a threat to t... | 1. Technical Field The present relates generally to security and, more particularly, to a method and system for computer security. 2. Description the Related Art With the growth of the Internet, the increased use of computers and the exchange of information between individual users a threat to the security of computers... | 1. tECHNIcAl FieLd
tHe pReSENt DiscLoSure RELAtEs gENERalLY to sECurItY AND, MoRE parTiculArlY, TO A METhod anD SYStem for comPUter secURITy.
2. DesCrIPtion Of thE RElATeD arT
WItH tHE GrOWTh oF THe InternET, tHE iNCREAsED USe Of COMpUTerS ANd ThE ExChANGE OF InFOrMaTIon BETWEEn iNdivIDuaL uSerS Has pOsED A tHrEAT tO t... | 1. TechnicalField The present disclosurerelates generally to security and, more particularly, to a method and system for computer security. 2.Description of the Related Art With the growth of the Internet, the increased use of computers and the exchange of information between individualusers has pose... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates generally to security and, more particularly, to _a_ method and system _for_ computer _security._ 2. Description of the Related Art With the growth of the Internet, the increased _use_ of _computers_ and the _exchange_ of information between individual users has _posed_... |
FIGS. 9(a) and (b) show two examples of article-attaching devices previously proposed by the applicant. The device (clip) 50 shown in FIG. 9(a) in the two examples has been disclosed in Patent Document 1 listed below and is formed of a casing (outer casing) 51 mounted to an object to mount an article thereto, such as a... | figs. 9 ( a ) and ( b ) show two examples of article - attaching devices previously proposed by the applicant. the device ( clip ) 50 shown in fig. 9 ( a ) in the two examples has been disclosed in patent document 1 listed below and is formed of a casing ( outer casing ) 51 mounted to an object to mount an article ther... | FIGS. 9 (a) and (b) show two examples of article - attaching devices previously proposed by the applicant. The device (clip) 50 shown in FIG. 9 (a) in the two examples has been disclosed in Patent Document 1 listed below and is formed of a casing (outer casing) 51 mounted to an object to mount an article thereto, such ... | FIGS. 9(a) and (b) show two of article-attaching devices previously proposed by the applicant. The device (clip) 50 shown 9(a) in the two examples been disclosed in Document 1 listed below and is of a (outer casing) 51 mounted to an object to article thereto, such as a panel, and a holding member (core member) assemble... | FigS. 9(A) And (B) sHOw tWO exaMpLeS of ARtiCLe-AttACHinG DevicES pReVIOuSLY pRopOsed By tHE APpliCaNt. The dEvICE (CliP) 50 shOwN iN fIg. 9(A) in tHE two exAmplEs Has BEeN DiscLOSeD in PAteNt DoCumEnT 1 LisTeD bElOw anD Is Formed Of a CasINg (ouTER cASing) 51 MOuNTeD to AN OBJect TO MOuNt an ArTICLe tHEreTO, SUCh aS a... | FIGS.9(a) and (b) show two examples of article-attaching devices previously proposedby the applicant. The device (clip) 50 shown in FIG. 9(a) in the two examples has been disclosed in PatentDocument 1 listed below andis formed of a casing (outer casing) 51 mounted to an object to mount an article ... | FIGS. 9(a) and (b) show two examples of article-attaching devices previously _proposed_ by the applicant. _The_ device (clip) 50 shown in FIG. _9(a)_ in the _two_ examples has been _disclosed_ _in_ Patent Document 1 listed _below_ and is formed of a casing _(outer_ casing) 51 mounted to an object to mount an article th... |
Light emitting diodes (LEDs) for use as indicators are well known. LEDs have been used extensively for this purpose in consumer electronics. For example, red LEDs are commonly used to indicate that power has been applied to such devices as radios, televisions, video recorders (VCRs), and the like.
Although such contemp... | light emitting diodes ( leds ) for use as indicators are largely known. leds have been evaluated extensively for this purpose in consumer electronics. for example, red leds are commonly used to indicate that power has been applied to such devices as radios, televisions, video recorders ( vcrs ), and the bbc. although s... | LoNht emitting diodes (LEDs) for use as 9ndicqtors are well known. LEDs hWvs been used extensively for this purpose in consumer electronics. For example, red LSDa are commonkG used to indicate that power has been applied to such devices as radios, televisions, video recorders (VCRs ), and the like. Although such contem... | Light emitting diodes (LEDs) for use as indicators are well known. LEDs been used extensively for this purpose in consumer electronics. For example, red LEDs are commonly used to indicate that power has been applied to such devices as radios, televisions, video recorders (VCRs), and the like. Although such contemporary... | lIGhT emiTTinG diOdes (lEdS) FoR usE aS IndICatoRS Are WeLL kNown. leDS HAve BeEn used EXTENsively FoR thIS pURPOsE iN cONSuMer ElECtRoNIcs. FOR EXAMpLE, rED lEDS arE cOMMONLy usED TO indicAte tHAT powEr HAs been ApplIEd tO such deViCeS AS radiOS, tELeViSioNs, VIDeo rECoRDerS (VcRS), AND The lIke.
aLThOUgh suCh cOnTEMP... | Light emitting diodes (LEDs) for useas indicators are well known. LEDs havebeen used extensively for this purpose in consumer electronics. For example, red LEDsare commonly usedto indicate that power hasbeen applied to such devices as radios, televisions, video recorders(VCRs), and thelike. Althoughsu... | Light emitting diodes _(LEDs)_ for _use_ as indicators are well known. LEDs have been used extensively for this purpose in consumer electronics. _For_ example, red LEDs are _commonly_ _used_ _to_ _indicate_ _that_ _power_ _has_ been applied to such _devices_ as radios, televisions, video recorders (VCRs), and the _like... |
The present invention relates generally to pneumatic transport systems and, more particularly, to a fitting for pneumatic pipes to permit a change in direction of the material being conveyed therein.
Conveying solid particles injected into a high velocity stream of air contained within a pipe or tube is well known in i... | the present invention relates particularly to pneumatic transport systems and, more particularly, to a fitting for pneumatic pipes to permit a change in direction of the material being conveyed therein. conveying solid particles injected into a high velocity stream of air contained within a pipe or tube is already know... | The present invention relates generally to pneumatic transport systems and, more particularly, to a fitting for pneumatic pipes to permit a change in direction of the material being conveyed therein. Conveying solid particles injected into a high velocity stream of air contained within a pipe or tube is well known in i... | The present invention relates generally to pneumatic transport systems and, more particularly, to a fitting for pneumatic pipes to permit a change in direction of the material being conveyed therein. Conveying solid particles injected into a high velocity stream contained within a pipe or tube is well known in Dilute p... | tHE pRESenT iNveNtioN RELAtES gENerAllY To PNEumaTic tRAnsporT SysteMS And, mOrE pArtiCuLaRlY, tO a FIttiNg FoR pnEUmATIC PIPes to pErMit a cHange in DIReCtION oF tHe maTErIaL Being cOnvEyeD tHeREiN.
ConvEYiNg SOlID paRtIClES INjEcTeD inTO A HiGH VElocIty STREAm Of aiR cONTAINed WitHiN A pipE or TUbE Is WeLl knoWn In i... | The presentinvention relates generally to pneumatic transport systems and, more particularly,toa fitting for pneumatic pipes topermit a change in direction of the material being conveyed therein. Conveying solid particles injected into a high velocitystream of air contained withina pipe or tube is w... | _The_ _present_ invention relates generally _to_ pneumatic transport systems and, _more_ particularly, to a fitting for _pneumatic_ pipes to permit a change in direction _of_ the _material_ _being_ conveyed therein. Conveying _solid_ _particles_ injected into _a_ high velocity stream _of_ air _contained_ within a pipe ... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to the manufacture of integrated circuits, and more particularly, to a process of creating a contact or via opening which allows for improved metal step coverage in the manufacture of integrated circuits.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
The problem of poor metal step co... | ( 1 ) field describes the invention the invention relates to the manufacture of integrated circuits, and more particularly, to a process of creating a contact or via opening which allows for improved metal step coverage in the manufacture of integrated circuits. ( 2 ) description of the prior art and problem of poor me... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The invention relates to the manufacture of integrated circuits, and more particularly, to a process of creating a contact or via opening which allows for improved metal step coverage in the manufacture of integrated circuits. (2) Description of the Prior Art The problem of poor metal step c... | (1) Field of the Invention The invention relates to the manufacture of integrated circuits, more particularly, to a process of creating a contact or via opening which allows for improved step coverage in the manufacture of integrated circuits. (2) Description of the Prior Art The problem of poor metal step coverage a c... | (1) FIeLd Of The InVentioN
THe iNveNTiOn ReLATEs to ThE MAnUfActurE Of iNtEgrAtEd CIrcUitS, and moRe PaRTiCULarly, To A PRoceSS oF CReaTiNG a cOnTAct Or Via opEnING WhiCH allows for ImprOVEd MEtal sTeP COveragE IN THE MAnUFACtURe of InTEgRAtEd cIRcuItS.
(2) desCrIPtion OF tHE pRIor art
tHE PrObLem OF POOR METaL STEP co... | (1)Field of the Invention The invention relates to themanufacture of integrated circuits, and more particularly, to a process of creating a contact or via opening which allows for improved metal step coverage in the manufactureof integrated circuits. (2) Description of the Prior ArtThe problem of poor ... | (1) Field of the Invention The invention relates to the manufacture of integrated circuits, and more particularly, to a process of _creating_ a _contact_ or via opening which allows for improved metal step coverage _in_ the manufacture _of_ integrated circuits. _(2)_ _Description_ of the Prior Art The problem of _poor_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to improved methods of making glycoside compounds using non-cryogenic techniques.
2. Description of the Background Art
Glycosides are compounds containing a carbohydrate and a non-carbohydrate residue in the same molecule. The carbohydrate residue, also ... | 1. field behind the invention the present invention relates generally to improved methods of making glycoside compounds using non - cryogenic techniques. 2. description of the background art glycosides are compounds containing a carbohydrate and a non - carbohydrate residue inside the same molecule. the glucose residue... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to improved methods of making glycoside compounds using non - cryogenic techniques. 2. Description of the Background Art Glycosides are compounds containing a carbohydrate and a non - carbohydrate residue in the same molecule. The carbohydrate residue, a... | 1. Field of the Invention The relates generally improved methods of making glycoside compounds using non-cryogenic techniques. 2. Description of the Background Art Glycosides are compounds containing carbohydrate and a non-carbohydrate in the same molecule. The carbohydrate residue, referred to as the glycone, is attac... | 1. FiElD OF The INveNtioN
ThE prEsent INvENtioN reLAtEs GenEraLly TO iMPrOVED mETHODS oF MaKINg GLyCosIde ComPoUnDS uSINg noN-CrYoGeNIc tEChNIqueS.
2. dESCRIPtIOn OF THE BacKgROunD art
GlYCosIdEs Are cOmPoundS contaiNinG a CArbOhYdraTe AND a non-carboHydrATE resIduE in tHe sAmE MoLECulE. thE CaRBOhyDRaTe rEsIdue, AlSO ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present inventionrelatesgenerallyto improvedmethods of making glycoside compounds using non-cryogenic techniques. 2. Description of the Background Art Glycosides are compounds containing a carbohydrate and a non-carbohydrate residueinthe same molecule. The carbo... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates generally to improved methods of making _glycoside_ _compounds_ _using_ non-cryogenic techniques. 2. Description of the Background Art Glycosides are compounds containing _a_ carbohydrate and a non-carbohydrate residue in the same molecule. The carbohydrate re... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method for the removal of mercury from a stream of flue gas obtained from the combustion of at least one coal. The method includes the step of introducing a kaolin- or metakaolin-containing sorbent into the stream of flue gas for removing mercury from the str... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method for the removal of mercury from a stream of flue gas obtained from the combustion of at least one coal. the method includes the step of introducing a kaolin - or metakaolin - containing sorbent into the stream of flue gas for collecting mercury from th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for the removal of mercury from a stream of flue gas obtained from the combustion of at least one coal. The method includes the step of introducing a kaolin - or metakaolin - containing sorbent into the stream of flue gas for removing mercury from the ... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a for the removal of mercury from a stream of flue gas obtained from combustion of at least one coal. The method includes the of introducing kaolin- sorbent into the stream of flue gas removing mercury from the of flue gas and contacting the mercury with kaolin or metaka... | 1. FIelD Of ThE InVEnTiOn
THE pReseNt iNvention reLaTEs TO A meThOD foR tHE remOvAL of meRcuRy FrOm a sTreAM of fLUe Gas oBtAineD FRoM the CoMbUstiON Of at lEaSt onE coAL. THE MethOD inCLudes THe StEp Of INTROdUCinG A KAOLIN- or MEtAKAolin-cONtAiNING sorbenT inTo ThE StREAM OF FlUE Gas For ReMoviNg MerCUry FroM THE sTr... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present inventionrelates toa method for theremoval of mercury from a stream of flue gas obtained from the combustion of at least one coal. The method includesthe step of introducing a kaolin- or metakaolin-containing sorbent into the stream of flue gas for removing mercury fr... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a _method_ for _the_ removal of mercury _from_ a stream of flue gas obtained from the combustion of at least _one_ coal. The method includes the step _of_ introducing a kaolin- or metakaolin-containing sorbent into the stream of _flue_ _gas_ for removing merc... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an evaporative emission control system for an internal combustion engine, and more particularly to an evaporative emission control system of this kind equipped with a function of detecting abnormality of the system.
2. Prior Art
Conventionally, an evaporative emission... | 1. field of the invention this invention applies to an evaporative emission control system for an internal combustion engine, and more particularly to an evaporative emission control system of this kind equipped with a function of detecting abnormality of the system. 2. prior art conventionally, an evaporative emission... | 1. Field of the Invention 4hiX invention relates to an evaporative emission control system for an internal combustion engine, and more particularly to an evaporative emission control system of this kind equipped with a function of detecting abnormality of the system. 2. Prior Art Conventionally, an eGapo5ative emission... | 1. Field the Invention This invention relates to an evaporative emission control system for an internal combustion engine, and more to an evaporative emission control system of this equipped a function of detecting abnormality of the system. 2. Prior Art Conventionally, evaporative emission control system has been used... | 1. FieLD oF the INvenTion
ThIS InvEntIOn RELateS to An EvaPOraTiVe emiSSIon ContrOl SYstEm FoR AN iNTerNAl cOMBUStiOn engINE, And more PartIcuLArly tO An EvaPORAtiVe EmISSioN cONtrOL sYstem OF thIS kInD eqUippEd WITh A FUNCTIoN OF DeTecting abNorMALIty of the sYStem.
2. pRIoR aRT
COnVentioNAllY, an evApORaTiVE EMissIOn... | 1.Fieldof the Invention Thisinvention relates to an evaporative emission control systemfor an internal combustion engine,and more particularly to an evaporative emission control system of this kind equipped with a function of detecting abnormality of the system. 2. Prior Art Conventionally... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates to an evaporative _emission_ control system for an internal combustion _engine,_ and _more_ particularly to _an_ evaporative emission control system of this kind _equipped_ with a function of detecting abnormality of the system. 2. Prior Art Conventionally, an evaporat... |
High temperature superconducting materials based on either Y--Ba--Cu--O (YBCO) or Bi--Sr--Ca--Cu--O (BSCCO) are known to have high transition temperatures of about 90.degree. K and about 115.degree. K, respectively. Both of these systems have been successfully used to produce high quality thin films. In the YBCO system... | high temperature superconducting materials based on either y - - ba - - cu - - o ( ybco ) or bi - - sr - - ca - - cu - - o ( bscco ) are known to have high transition temperatures of about 90. °. k and about 115. degree. k, respectively. both of these systems have been successfully used to produce high quality thin fil... | bUgh temperature superconducting materials based on either Y - - Ba - - Cu - - O (YBCO) or Bi - - Sr - - Ca - - Cu - - O (BSCCO) are known to have high transition temperatures of about 90. degree. K and about 115. degree. K, respectively. Both of these systems have been successfully used to produce hogt quality thin fi... | High temperature superconducting materials based on either Y--Ba--Cu--O (YBCO) or Bi--Sr--Ca--Cu--O (BSCCO) are known to high transition temperatures of about and about 115.degree. K, respectively. Both these systems have been successfully used to produce quality thin films. In the YBCO system, large current densities ... | hIGH TEMpeRaturE sUperConDucTiNG MAterIAlS bAseD ON EiTheR Y--BA--Cu--o (yBCO) oR BI--sr--CA--cU--O (bSCcO) aRE KnOWn To hAVE HIGH trANsITiON TEmpEraTUReS of about 90.dEgReE. K aND abouT 115.DEgreE. k, rEsPeCTIVeLy. Both oF thesE sysTEMS hAVe been succEsSFULlY USED TO PrOdUcE HiGH QuAlity thiN filMS. IN the YBco SYsTEM... | High temperature superconducting materials based on either Y--Ba--Cu--O (YBCO) or Bi--Sr--Ca--Cu--O (BSCCO) are known to have high transition temperatures of about90.degree. K and about115.degree. K, respectively. Both of these systems have been successfully used to produce high quality t... | _High_ temperature superconducting materials based on either _Y--Ba--Cu--O_ (YBCO) or _Bi--Sr--Ca--Cu--O_ (BSCCO) are known to have high transition temperatures of about _90.degree._ K _and_ _about_ 115.degree. K, respectively. Both of these systems have been successfully used to produce high quality thin films. _In_ t... |
Conventionally, various kinds of technologies have been suggested for creating and editing print data to be printed on a print medium such as a long tape or a rolled sheet or the like.
For instance, a tape printing control device comprises: a first storage section for storing a first character string to be printed on a... | conventionally, two variations of technologies have been suggested for creating and editing print data to be printed on a print medium often as a long tape or a rolled sheet or the like. one instance, a tape reproduction control device comprises : a first storage section for storing a first character string to be print... | Conventionally, various kinds of technologies have been suggested for creating and editing print data to be printed on a print medium such as a long tape or a rolled sheet or the like. For instance, a tape printing control device comprises: a first storage section for storing a first character string to be printed on a... | Conventionally, various kinds of technologies have been suggested for creating editing print data to be printed a print medium such a long tape or a rolled or like. For instance, a tape printing control device comprises: a first storage section for storing a first character string to printed on a tape-like print medium... | CONVEnTIOnALLy, VARIOus kIndS Of TEchnolOgIEs havE been sUGGEStED FOr CReaTIng aND EDiting PrInT daTA to be pRInTEd ON A prInT MEdiUM Such AS a lONG TApe oR a roLLeD SHeEt or thE liKE.
fOr INstAnce, a tape PrINtiNG ContROL deVIce ComprIseS: A fIrsT stoRage SectioN fOr STORIng A FIrST cHARACTER sTRiNg To Be prInted oN a... | Conventionally,various kinds of technologies have been suggested for creatingandediting print data tobe printed on a print medium suchasa long tapeorarolled sheet or the like. For instance, a tape printing control devicecomprises: a first storagesection for storing a first character string to be printed on... | Conventionally, various kinds of technologies have been suggested for creating _and_ _editing_ _print_ data to be printed on a _print_ medium such as _a_ long tape or _a_ rolled sheet or _the_ like. For instance, a _tape_ printing control device comprises: a first _storage_ section for storing a _first_ character strin... |
1. Field of Invention
This invention pertains generally to tuning forks for use in rate sensors and, more particularly, to a tuning fork and method in which mass balance is maintained when quadrature error is reduced.
2. Related Art
Tuning fork rate sensors make use of the Coriolis effect to sense rotation. The tuning ... | 1. field of invention this invention pertains generally to tuning forks for use in rate sensors and, more particularly, to a tuning fork and method in which mass balance is maintained when quadrature error is reduced. 2. related art fiber fork rate sensors make use of the coriolis effect to sense rotation. the tuning f... | 1. Field of Invention This invention pertains generally to tuning forks for use in rate sensors and, more particularly, to a tuning fork and method in which mass balance is maintained when quadrature error is reduced. 2. Related Art Tuning fork rate QeHsors make use of the Coriolis effect to sense rotation. The tuning ... | 1. Field of This invention pertains to tuning forks for in rate sensors and, more particularly, to a tuning fork and method in which mass balance is maintained when quadrature error reduced. Related Art Tuning fork rate sensors make use of the effect to rotation. The tuning fork is driven to oscillate in a drive move w... | 1. FIEld OF inventiOn
THIS INVEnTiOn PErtAInS gENeRaLlY to tUnInG FoRKs FOr USe In rAtE SensOrs AND, MorE ParTIcUlarLy, To A TUninG FOrK aNd mEThOd iN wHicH mAss balancE Is MAiNtAiNeD WHen QuAdrATURe ERrOR IS REDuCed.
2. RElaTed ART
tunIng FORk raTE SENSors MAke USe OF tHe CoRIoLiS eFFECt TO seNsE ROtatioN. tHE TUNING ... | 1. Field of Invention This inventionpertains generallyto tuning forks foruse in rate sensors and, moreparticularly, to atuning forkand method in which mass balance is maintained when quadrature error is reduced. 2. Related Art Tuning fork rate sensorsmake use of the Coriolis effect to sense ... | 1. _Field_ of Invention This invention _pertains_ _generally_ to tuning forks for use _in_ rate sensors and, more particularly, to a tuning fork _and_ method in which _mass_ balance is maintained when quadrature error is reduced. 2. Related Art Tuning fork rate sensors make use of the Coriolis _effect_ _to_ sense rotat... |
In an internal combustion engine, two compression rings are fitted in piston ring grooves formed in an outer peripheral surface of a piston at a side of a combustion chamber, and one oil ring is fitted in a piston ring groove at a side opposite to the combustion chamber. An example of the oil ring is a so-called three-... | in an internal jet engine, two compression rings are fitted in piston ring grooves formed in an outer peripheral surface of a piston at a side of a combustion chamber, and one oil ring is fitted in a piston ring groove at a side opposite to any combustion chamber. an example of the oil ring is that so - called three - ... | In an internal combustion engine, two compression rings are fitted in piston ring grooves formed in an outer peripheral surface of a piston at a side of a combustion chamber, and one oil ring is fitted in a piston ring groove at a side opposite to the combustion chamber. An example of the oil ring is a so - called thre... | In an internal combustion engine, two compression rings are in piston ring grooves an outer peripheral surface of a piston a side of a combustion chamber, and one oil ring is fitted in a ring groove at a side opposite to the combustion chamber. An example of the oil ring is a so-called three-piece oil ring that include... | IN AN INTErNal ComBUsTIon engINe, tWO cOMpresSIoN RiNgS aRE FiTtEd In pISToN RinG gRooVes FoRmed iN aN oUteR PeripheRAL SuRfaCE of A PISTOn At A SIDE Of A combusTiOn chambER, and ONE OIL rInG iS fiTteD in A PiSToN Ring GrOOVE AT A side oppOsite tO ThE COMbuStion ChAmBeR. an ExaMPLe oF tHE OIL rINg iS A sO-cALled THrEe-... | In an internal combustion engine,two compression rings are fitted in piston ring grooves formed in anouterperipheral surfaceof a pistonat aside of a combustionchamber, and one oil ring is fitted in a piston ring groove at a side opposite to the combustion chamber. An example of the oil ring is a so-cal... | _In_ an internal combustion engine, two compression rings are fitted in _piston_ ring grooves formed in an _outer_ peripheral surface of a piston at a side of a combustion chamber, _and_ one oil ring is _fitted_ in _a_ piston ring groove at a side opposite to the combustion chamber. An example _of_ the oil ring is _a_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a mobile harbor crane for the combined handling of containers and bulk materials, having an undercarriage and an upper carriage, which is mounted rotatably on the base frame of the undercarriage and on which a tower with a boom that can be pivoted about a horizontal ax... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a mobile harbor crane for the combined handling of containers and bulk materials, having an undercarriage and an upper carriage, which is mounted rotatably on the base frame of the undercarriage platform on which a tower or a boom that can be pivoted about a horizontal... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a mobile harbor crane for the combined handling of containers and bulk materials, having an undercarriage and an upper carriage, which is mounted rotatably on the base frame of the undercarriage and on which a tower with a boom that can be pivoted about a horizontal ax... | 1. Field of the Invention The relates to a mobile harbor crane for the combined handling of containers and bulk materials, having an undercarriage and an upper carriage, which is mounted rotatably on the base frame of the undercarriage on which a tower with a boom that can be pivoted about a horizontal axis arranged. 2... | 1. fiEld of thE inVeNtIOn
thE InvENtION relaTes TO A MOBile harboR cRane For THE cOmBiNeD handliNg Of coNtaINERS AnD bulK MatEriAls, haVInG an UNdercaRRIAge And an upPEr cARRIaGe, which Is MouNTED rOTAtABLY On tHE Base FrAME Of the UndeRCaRRiagE AnD On WhICH A ToWer wiTh A Boom ThaT caN BE PiVoTED ABOUT A horIzontAL ax... | 1. Field oftheInvention The invention relates to a mobile harbor crane for the combined handling ofcontainers and bulk materials, having an undercarriage and anupper carriage, which ismounted rotatably on the base frame of theundercarriage and on whicha towerwith a boom that canbe pivoted about a horizont... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The invention relates to _a_ _mobile_ harbor crane for the combined handling of containers and bulk materials, having an undercarriage and _an_ _upper_ _carriage,_ _which_ is mounted rotatably on the _base_ frame of the undercarriage and on which _a_ tower with a boom that _can_ be pivoted... |
I. Field of the Invention:
This invention relates to manually operated clips and similar temporary clamping devices. More specifically, the invention relates to a reusable installation tool formed with a plurality of longitudinally interconnected clip modules which is adapted for joining laid-together portions of heat ... | i. field of the invention : this invention relates to manually operated clips and similar temporary clamping devices. more specifically, the invention relates to a reusable installation tool formed with a plurality of longitudinally interconnected clip modules which is adapted for joining laid - together portion of hea... | I. Field of the Invention: This invention relates to manually operated clips and similar temporary clamping devices. M*ge specifically, the iHventiog relates to a reusable installation tool formed with a plurality of longitudinally interconnected clip modules which is adapted for joining laid - together portions of hea... | I. Field of the Invention: This invention relates to manually operated and similar clamping devices. More specifically, the invention relates to a reusable installation tool with of longitudinally interconnected clip modules which is adapted for joining laid-together portions of recoverable sheet material. II. Descript... | i. fIeld of ThE iNVeNtIOn:
tHIs inveNTIoN RELatEs TO MAnuALLY opERATED CLIpS anD SimilaR TeMPOrARY clAmPING DEvICeS. moRE SPeCiFicaLLY, ThE iNVEnTION reLaTes tO A REuSaBLE INStaLLATion TOOL FORmed wiTh A plurAlITy of LoNgiTuDiNaLlY inTErCOnNectEd cLiP mOdULEs WHich Is adaPted FOr JOIning lAiD-togEThEr pOrtIOns of hEaT ... | I. Field of the Invention: This invention relates to manually operated clips and similar temporary clamping devices. Morespecifically, the invention relates to a reusable installationtool formed with a plurality oflongitudinally interconnected clip modules which isadapted for joininglaid-together portions of h... | I. Field of _the_ Invention: _This_ invention _relates_ to manually _operated_ clips and similar temporary clamping _devices._ More specifically, the invention relates to a reusable _installation_ tool formed with a plurality of longitudinally interconnected clip modules which is adapted for _joining_ _laid-together_ p... |
This invention relates generally to a method and system for mapping traffic congestion and in particular to a method for improving the accuracy of said mapping when a relatively small percentage of vehicles are used as traffic probes.
Traffic congestion is an increasingly serious problem in cities.
One way to identify ... | this invention relates generally to a method and system for mapping traffic congestion and in particular to a method for improving the accuracy of said mapping when a relatively small percentage of vehicles are used as traffic probes. traffic congestion is an increasingly serious problem in cities. one algorithm to ide... | This invention relates generally to a method and system for mapping traffic congestion and in particular to a method for improving the accuracy of said mapping when a relatively small percentage of vehicles are used as traffic probes. Traffic congestion is an increasingly serious problem in cities. One way to identify ... | This invention relates to a method and system for mapping traffic congestion and in particular to a method for the accuracy of said when a relatively small percentage of are used as traffic congestion is an increasingly serious problem in cities. One way to identify and map such real time (the first step to relieving i... | thiS InveNtIoN relatEs GenERAlLy To A MetHOd And sYStEm FoR maPPINg tRAFFIC COngESTIOn AnD in PArtIcuLar tO a METHOD fOR ImPROviNG the ACCuRAcY of saiD MAPPIng wHeN a RElaTIVeLY sMaLL PerceNtAge Of VEHICles ArE useD AS TRAFfic pROBEs.
tRafFic coNgestiOn Is An incReaSiNgLy SERiouS PrOBlEM In CiTieS.
oNe waY TO iDEnTIFy ... | This inventionrelates generally to a method and system for mapping traffic congestion and in particular to a method for improving theaccuracy ofsaid mapping when a relatively small percentage of vehiclesare used as traffic probes. Traffic congestion is an increasingly serious problem in cities. One... | _This_ invention relates generally to a method and _system_ for mapping traffic congestion and in particular to a method for _improving_ the accuracy of said mapping when a relatively small percentage of vehicles are used as traffic probes. Traffic _congestion_ _is_ an increasingly serious _problem_ in _cities._ _One_ ... |
The invention concerns a multipolar electrode arrangement having a plurality of electrodes with an electrical feed line.
A particular area of use of multipolar electrode arrangements is the output of electrical signals to body tissue, in particular cardiac tissue, and picking up electrical signals from the heart. Contr... | the invention suggests a multipolar electro arrangement having a plurality of electrodes with an electrical feed line. a particular area of use of multipolar electrode arrangements is the output of electrical signals to body tissue, in particular cardiac tissue, and picking up electrical signals from the heart. contrac... | The invention concerns a multipolar electrode arrangement having a plurality of electrodes with an electrical feed line. A particular area of use of multipolar electrode arrangements is the output of electrical signals to bPFy tissue, in particular cardiac tissue, and picking up electrical signals from the heart. Contr... | The invention concerns a multipolar electrode arrangement a plurality of electrodes with electrical feed line. particular area of use of multipolar electrode arrangements is the output of electrical signals body tissue, in particular cardiac tissue, and picking up electrical signals from the heart. Contraction and rela... | the invEnTiOn cOncErNs a muLtIpolAR eleCtrODE ARRaNgEMeNt HAvIng A pLUraLitY of elECtRoDEs WITh an eleCTrICal fEeD lINE.
A partiCULAr arEA OF UsE oF mulTiPoLaR EleCtROde arrANgEMenTS Is THE OUTpuT Of ELEctRICal SIGNAls To boDY TiSSuE, in parTicuLar cARDiAc Tissue, anD pIcKiNg Up EleCTrICAL SignaLS frOm tHe HEARt. COnTR... | The invention concernsamultipolar electrodearrangementhaving a plurality ofelectrodes withanelectrical feedline. A particular area of use of multipolar electrode arrangements is the output of electrical signals to body tissue,in particular cardiac tissue, and pickingup electrical signals from the heart.... | The invention concerns a multipolar electrode arrangement having a plurality of electrodes with an electrical feed line. A particular _area_ of use _of_ multipolar _electrode_ arrangements is the output _of_ electrical signals to _body_ tissue, in particular cardiac tissue, and picking up electrical signals from the he... |
This invention relates to automated banking machines. Specifically this invention relates to an automated banking machine that enables currency bills, notes or other documents deposited by one customer to be identified and stored in the machine, and later selectively dispensed to another customer.
Automated banking mac... | this invention relates to automated banking machines. specifically this invention relates to an automated banking machine that enables currency bills, notes or other documents deposited by one customer to be identified and stored in the machine, and later selectively dispensed to another customer. automated banking mac... | This invention relates to automated banking machines. Specifically this invention relates to an automated banking machine that enables currency bills, notes or other documents deposited by one customer to be identified and stored in the machine, and later selectively dispensed to another customer. Automated banking mac... | This invention relates to automated banking machines. invention relates to an automated banking machine that enables currency or other documents deposited by one to be identified and stored in the machine, and later dispensed to another customer. Automated banking machines are known prior art. popular of automated bank... | THis INvEntion RelATEs tO AUToMAtED bANkiNG MaChiNeS. speCIfIcallY thIS iNVEnTION rELAtEs TO aN AuTomATEd BankiNg macHIne tHaT enABLES currenCy biLLs, NoTes Or OtHEr DOCUmenTs DEpoSItEd By ONe CusTOmEr to be iDeNtifIeD AND SToRED iN the MaCHine, AND LatER seLEcTivEly disPenSeD to AnOther CUStOMer.
AUtOMATed BAnkING mAC... | This invention relatesto automated banking machines. Specifically this invention relates to an automatedbanking machine that enables currency bills,notes or other documents deposited by one customer to be identified and stored in the machine,and later selectively dispensed toanother customer. Automated banking m... | This invention relates to automated banking machines. _Specifically_ this invention relates to an automated banking machine that enables currency bills, _notes_ or other documents _deposited_ by one customer to be _identified_ and stored in the machine, and later _selectively_ dispensed to another customer. Automated b... |
As was mentioned in the introduction, it is beneficial for compensating the rotary movements of the ball-and-socket joint to provide thrust rings for one of the edges of the sealing bellows. However, there is an additional hazard potential for the joint components in the case of the use of thrust rings, because the mig... | as was mentioned in the introduction, it is beneficial for compensating the rotary movements of the ball - and - socket joint to provide thrust rings for one of the edges of the sealing bellows. however, there is an additional hazard potential for the joint components in no case of the use of thrust rings, because the ... | As was mentioned in the introduction, it is beneficial for compensating the rotary movements of the ball - and - socket joint to provide thrust rings for one of the edges of the sealing bellows. However, there is an additional hazard potential for the joint comlon$nts in the case of the use of thrust rings, because the... | As was mentioned in the introduction, it is beneficial for compensating rotary movements of the ball-and-socket joint to provide thrust rings for one of the edges the sealing bellows. However, there is an additional hazard potential for the joint components in the case of use of thrust rings, because the migration of m... | as WAs MeNtIONed in The IntROducTIoN, it IS bEnEFiCiAL FOR comPENSATiNG THe rOTaRY mOvEMENtS oF thE balL-aND-sOCkeT joint to pRovIDe THruST RINGS fOr One OF THE EDGeS Of thE SealiNg BelloWs. HoWevER, ThERE is aN ADdiTiONAl hAzaRD potENtiAl FOr THe jOiNt cOMPOneNTs in ThE CaSE Of ThE uSE Of ThRusT rIngS, becaUSe thE MIg... | As was mentioned in theintroduction, it is beneficial for compensating the rotary movements of theball-and-socket joint to provide thrust rings for one ofthe edges of the sealing bellows. However,there is an additional hazard potential forthe joint components in the case of theuse of thrust rings, because... | As was mentioned _in_ the _introduction,_ it is beneficial for compensating the rotary movements of the _ball-and-socket_ joint to _provide_ thrust rings for _one_ of the edges _of_ the sealing bellows. However, there is an _additional_ _hazard_ potential for the _joint_ _components_ in the case _of_ the _use_ of thrus... |
Injured intervertebral discs are generally treated with bed rest, physical therapy, modified activities, and pain medications for substantial treatment durations. There are also a number of treatments that attempt to repair injured intervertebral discs and to avoid surgical removal of injured discs. For example, disc d... | injured intervertebral discs are generally treated with bed rest, physical therapy, modified activities, and pain medications for substantial treatment durations. there are also a number of treatments that attempt to repair injured intervertebral discs and to avoid surgical removal of injured discs. for example, disc d... | Injured intervertebral discs are generally treated with bed rest, physical therapy, modified activities, and pain medications for substantial treatment durations. There are also a number of treatments that attempt to repair injured intervertebral discs and to aco8d surgical removal of injured discs. For example, disc d... | Injured intervertebral are generally treated with physical therapy, modified activities, and pain medications for substantial treatment durations. There are also a number of treatments that attempt to repair injured intervertebral discs and to avoid surgical removal of injured discs. For example, disc decompression is ... | INjured INterVErTebRal DIscS are GenerALLy treaTEd WIth BED rEst, PHySiCAl ThERapy, moDifiEd actIvITIES, aND Pain medicatIONS foR sUBsTaNtial tREATment DUratIonS. tHErE aRe aLso A nUmber Of TrEaTmENts ThaT atteMpT tO RepAir iNjUreD INTErveRtebRaL DISCs And to avOiD SURGicaL rEmOVaL of iNJurED diSCS. FOr eXaMPLe, disc D... | Injured intervertebral discs are generally treated with bed rest, physical therapy, modifiedactivities, and pain medications for substantial treatmentdurations.There are also a number of treatments that attempt to repair injured intervertebral discs and to avoid surgical removalof injured discs. For... | Injured intervertebral discs are generally _treated_ with _bed_ _rest,_ physical therapy, _modified_ activities, and _pain_ medications for substantial treatment durations. There are also a number of treatments that _attempt_ to _repair_ injured intervertebral _discs_ and to avoid surgical removal of injured _discs._ F... |
In cancer therapy, anti-angiogenesis is a promising candidate treatment protocol. The basis for tumor growth is angiogenesis; that is the creation of a blood supply to support the growth tumor cells with oxygen and other nutrients. The use of angiogenesis inhibitors (for example, the humanized monoclonal antibody Bevac... | in cancer therapy, anti - angiogenesis is a promising candidate therapeutic protocol. the basis for tumor growth is angiogenesis ; that is the creation of a blood supply to support the growth tumor cells with oxygen and other nutrients. the use of angiogenesis inhibitors ( for example, the humanized monoclonal antibody... | In cancer therapy, anti - angiogenesis is a promising candidate treatment protocol. The basis for tuKo3 growth is angiogenesis; that is the creation of a blood supply to support the growth tumor cells with oxygen and other nutrients. The use of angiogenesis inhibitors (for example, the humanized monoclonal antibody Bev... | In cancer therapy, anti-angiogenesis a promising treatment protocol. The basis tumor growth is angiogenesis; is the creation of a blood supply to support the growth tumor cells with oxygen and other nutrients. use of angiogenesis (for example, the humanized monoclonal antibody Bevacizumab, trade from Genentech, South S... | IN CancEr thERApY, ANTi-AngIogEnesIS iS a pROMISIng CaNDIDAte TREAtmENt PROtOCOL. THE baSiS FOR TUMOr gROwth is angIoGeNesIS; that is the CReatioN oF A blOOd SUpPly To SUpport THE GrOwTH tumOr CELlS WITh OxYGEn ANd Other nUTrienTs. thE Use oF angIogENesIs inhibItORs (for ExaMPLe, ThE HUMaNiZEd Monoclonal antibody BEvaC... | In cancer therapy,anti-angiogenesis is a promising candidate treatment protocol. The basis fortumor growthisangiogenesis;thatis the creationof ablood supply to support the growth tumor cells with oxygenand other nutrients. The use of angiogenesis inhibitors (for example, the humanized monoclona... | _In_ cancer therapy, anti-angiogenesis is _a_ promising candidate _treatment_ protocol. The basis for tumor growth is angiogenesis; _that_ is the creation of a _blood_ supply _to_ support _the_ _growth_ tumor cells with oxygen and other nutrients. The _use_ of angiogenesis inhibitors _(for_ example, the humanized _mono... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for outputting an audio signal of a laptop computer coupled with a docking station, and more particularly, to an apparatus and a method for improving quality of an output audio signal using a system speaker installed in a laptop computer... | 2. field of the invention the present invention relates to an apparatus and method for outputting an audio signal of a laptop computer coupled with a docking station, albeit more particularly, to an apparatus and a method for improving quality of an output audio signal using a system speaker installed in a laptop compu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relStex to an apparatus and method for outputting an audio signal of a laptop computer coupled with a docking station, and more particularly, to an appXratuz and a method for improving quality of an output audio signal using a system speaker installed in a laptop computer... | Field of the Invention The present relates to an apparatus and for outputting an audio signal a laptop coupled with a docking station, and more particularly, to an apparatus and a method improving of output audio signal using system speaker installed in a laptop computer and a speaker of a docking station. Description ... | 1. fIELD Of thE iNVENtIoN
thE PResENT InVeNTioN ReLatES to an APParAtUs aND MeTHod For OUTpUTtIng aN auDio sIgnAl OF A LaPtoP cOMpUTeR cOUpLED wiTH A docKinG STatioN, AnD MOre pARTIculARlY, To an aPpARAtus AND a MetHOD FoR IMprovIng QuAlity OF aN oUtput Audio sIGNAl uSInG A SyStEm speaKer insTAlLED iN A LaPtOP computer... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to an apparatus and method for outputting an audio signal of a laptop computer coupled with a dockingstation,and more particularly, to anapparatus and amethod for improving quality of an output audio signalusing a systemspeaker installed ina laptop co... | _1._ _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for outputting an audio signal of a laptop computer coupled _with_ a _docking_ _station,_ and more particularly, _to_ an _apparatus_ _and_ _a_ method for improving quality of an output audio signal using a system speaker installed ... |
The success of silicon as an electronic material is partially due to the characteristics of its native oxide, silion dioxide. In particular, silicon has become a dominant semiconductor due to the ability of its native oxide to act as a readily etched diffusion mask in the formation of planar diffused transistors. Galli... | the success of silicon as an electronic material is partially due to the characteristics of its native oxide, silion dioxide. in particular, silicon has become a dominant semiconductor due to the ability of its native oxide to act as a readily etched diffusion mask in the formation of planar diffused transistors. galli... | The success of silicon as an electronic hate3ial is par^ial,y due to the characteristics of its native oxide, silion dioxide. In particular, silicon has become a dominant semiconductor due to the ability of its native oxide to act as a readily etched diffusion mask in the formation of planar diftuseF transistors. Galli... | The silicon an electronic is partially due to the characteristics of its native oxide, silion dioxide. In particular, silicon become a dominant semiconductor due to the ability of its native oxide to act as a readily etched diffusion mask in formation of planar diffused transistors. Gallium arsenide is rapidly becoming... | the sUCceSs oF siLicon aS an electrONic mATERIaL is PartiaLLy DUe TO tHE ChARactERIstICS Of Its nativE OxidE, silIOn dIoxiDE. iN PARtiCuLAr, SIlIcON Has BECOMe A dOminANT sEMiconducToR dUE to thE aBIlITy oF ITS nATIVe oxiDE TO Act AS a ReAdilY eTCHed diffusIon masK IN thE FoRMaTION of PlanAr dIFfUsED TrAnSiStORs. GaLLi... | Thesuccess of silicon as an electronic materialis partially due to the characteristics of its nativeoxide, silion dioxide. In particular, silicon has become a dominantsemiconductor due to the ability ofits native oxideto act as a readily etched diffusion mask in the formation of planar diffusedtransistor... | _The_ _success_ of silicon _as_ an electronic material _is_ partially _due_ to _the_ characteristics of its native _oxide,_ silion _dioxide._ In particular, silicon has become _a_ dominant _semiconductor_ _due_ to the ability of its native oxide to _act_ _as_ a _readily_ _etched_ diffusion mask _in_ _the_ formation _of... |
Cloud computing defines a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. Certa... | cloud computing defines a framework for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on - demand network access to some shared pool of configurable computing resources ( g. g., networking, servers, storage, applications, networks ) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider inte... | Cloud computing defines a model for enabling ubiquitous, convWnisnt, on - demand network zccfss to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e. g. , networks, servfrc, storage, applications, services) that can be ra9iRly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction. C... | Cloud computing defines a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a pool of configurable computing (e.g., networks, servers, storage, that be provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service interaction. Certain characteristics of the cloud computing model include on dem... | clouD COmPUTIng dEFInes A modEl For eNAbLiNG uBIquITOus, coNVEnIEnT, ON-deMANd neTWorK acCEsS tO a SHAred POOl OF ConfIGURABlE cOmpUTIng rEsOuRcES (E.g., NETWorKs, seRvErS, STORage, apPLIcATIoNs, ServicES) THAT cAN bE RaPIdLY PRovisiOnED And RElEasED wITH MINIMAL mAnagEmEnT EFfoRT OR SerVICE prOvider inteRACtIon. cERta... | Cloud computing defines a model forenablingubiquitous, convenient, on-demandnetwork access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage,applications, services)that canbe rapidlyprovisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interacti... | Cloud computing defines a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable _computing_ resources _(e.g.,_ networks, servers, _storage,_ applications, services) that can be rapidly _provisioned_ and released with minimal management _effort_ _or_ service provider _inter... |
Lot of users feels the inconvenience of using remote controller in low/no light conditions. Some people may have to turn on a light in a room when other people may be sleeping. Presently phosphor illumination (glow in the dark) is being used. This needs light to charge, so if it is in long term darkness it would be ine... | lot of users feels the utility of using remote controller in low / no lights conditions. some people may have to turn on a light in a room when other people may be hungry. presently phosphor illumination ( glow in the dark ) is being used. it needs light to charge, so if it is in long term danger it would be ineffectiv... | Lot of users feels the inconvenience of using Eemo5e controller in low / no light conditions. Some people may have to turn on a light in a room when other people may be sleeping. Presently lhosphIr illumination (B;ow in the dark) is being used. This needs light to charge, so if it is in long term darkness it would be i... | Lot of users feels of using remote in low/no light conditions. Some people have to turn on a light in a room when people may be sleeping. Presently phosphor illumination (glow in the dark) is being used. This needs light to charge, so if it is in long term darkness it would be The glow in the dark illumination lasts fo... | lOt of UsERS FEeLs ThE INcOnvENIence Of uSIng rEMOTE COnTROLlEr IN low/NO LIght COnDItions. sOme peOpLe mAy HaVe To TUrN On a lIght in a RoOm whEN OtHER PEOPle MaY bE sleePING. prEseNtly pHoSPhor illUMInATion (GLow IN THe darK) is BeiNg USEd. tHis NEeDS lIGHt tO chArge, sO IF iT is IN lonG tErm DARKNess iT wouLd bE iNE... | Lot of users feels the inconvenienceof using remote controller in low/no light conditions. Some people may haveto turn ona light in a room when other people may be sleeping. Presently phosphor illumination (glow in thedark) is beingused.This needslight to charge, so if it is in long termdarkness itw... | Lot of users feels the inconvenience of using remote controller _in_ low/no light conditions. _Some_ people may _have_ _to_ turn on a light _in_ a room when other _people_ may be sleeping. Presently phosphor illumination _(glow_ in the _dark)_ is _being_ used. This needs light to _charge,_ so _if_ it is in long term _d... |
The most abundant polysaccharide in the biosphere, cellulose, consists of D-glucose units linked together in linear chains via β-1,4 glycosidic bonds. These chains can vary in length and often consist of many thousands of units. Cellulose chains form numerous intra- and intermolecular hydrogen bonds, which result in th... | the most abundant polysaccharide in the biosphere, cellulose, consists of d - glucose units linked together in linear chains via β - 1, 4 glycosidic bonds. these chains generally differ in length and usually consist of many thousands of units. cellulose chains form numerous intra - molecular intermolecular hydrogen bon... | The most abundant polysaccharide in the biosphere, cellulose, consists of D - giufose units linked together in linear chains via β - 1, 4 glycosidic bonds. These chains can vary in length and often consist of many thousands of units. Cellulose chains form numerous intra - and intermolecular hydrogen bonds, which result... | The most abundant polysaccharide in the biosphere, cellulose, consists of D-glucose units linked together in linear chains via β-1,4 glycosidic bonds. These chains can vary in and consist of many thousands of units. Cellulose chains form numerous intra- and intermolecular hydrogen bonds, which result in the formation o... | tHe MOst aBUndaNT pOlYsaccHARiDe in the BiosphErE, CEllULoSe, COnSIsTS Of D-GLUCOsE UNiTs LinKEd tOGEThEr In LInEar chAiNs VIA β-1,4 glyCosIdIC BonDs. THESe chAIns caN vaRy in lengTh aND ofTen coNSIST Of ManY tHouSAnDs of UniTS. CELlULOSe CHAIns FoRM NUMEROus iNtRA- And INteRmOLecuLAr hYDroGEn BoNDs, whIch rEsULt iN Th... | The most abundant polysaccharide in the biosphere, cellulose, consists of D-glucose units linked together in linear chains via β-1,4 glycosidic bonds. These chains can varyin length and often consist of many thousands of units. Cellulose chains form numerous intra- and intermolecular hydrogen bonds, whi... | The _most_ abundant polysaccharide in the biosphere, cellulose, consists _of_ D-glucose _units_ linked together in linear _chains_ _via_ β-1,4 _glycosidic_ bonds. These chains _can_ vary in _length_ and often consist _of_ many thousands of units. _Cellulose_ chains form _numerous_ intra- _and_ intermolecular hydrogen b... |
This application claims priority to Korean Patent Application No. 2001-36585 filed on Jun. 26, 2001.
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device, and more particularly, to a control signal generating circuit suitable for a programmable mode selector using a fuse.
2. Description of ... | semiconductor application claims priority to korean patent application no. 2001 - 36585 filed on jun. 26, 2001. 1. technical field the present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device, and more particularly, to a control signal generating circuit suitable for detecting programmable mode selector using a fuse.... | This application claims priority to Korean Patent Application No. 2001 - 36585 filed on Jun. 26, 2001. 1. Technical Field The lrwsent invention relates to a semiconductor memory device, and more particularly, to a control signal generating circuit suitable for a programmable mode selector using a fuse. 2. Description o... | This application claims to Korean Patent Application No. 2001-36585 filed on Jun. 26, 2001. 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device, and particularly, to a control generating circuit suitable for a programmable mode selector fuse. 2. Description of Related Art Semiconductor mem... | tHis aPPlICAtion ClaimS pRIORITy To koReAn PaTENT appLiCATion NO. 2001-36585 fiLED On Jun. 26, 2001.
1. Technical FIELd
tHE prEseNt iNVeNtION RELaTES TO A SeMiconDUCtor MemOry DEviCe, aNd moRE pARtIcUlArLy, to A CONtrOl SiGNAL geNeRAtING ciRcuIT SuITABLE fOr a pRoGRAMMABlE mode SELectoR Using A FUse.
2. DesCRIptION OF ... | This applicationclaims priority to KoreanPatent Application No. 2001-36585 filed on Jun. 26, 2001.1. Technical FieldThe present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device, and moreparticularly, to a control signal generating circuit suitable for a programmable mode selector usin... | This application claims priority to Korean Patent _Application_ _No._ 2001-36585 filed on Jun. 26, _2001._ 1. _Technical_ Field The present _invention_ _relates_ to _a_ semiconductor memory device, and more particularly, to a control signal generating circuit suitable for a programmable mode selector using a fuse. 2. D... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to composite tanks.
2. Prior Art
It is known to make tanks from composite materials for various purposes. There has been considerable prior art in general for double-walled tanks for puncture resistant underground storage of environmentally hazardous chemicals, for examp... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates through composite tanks. 2. prior invention it looks known to make tanks essentially composite materials for various purposes. and has been considerable prior art in general for double - hull tanks for puncture resistant underground storage or environmentally hazardous c... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to composite tanks. 2. Prior Art It is known to make tanks from composite materials for various purposes. There has been considerable pgi(r art in general for double - walled tabos for puncture resistant undergfkund dtorxge of environmentally hazardous chemicals, for rxa... | 1. of the Invention This invention relates to composite tanks. 2. Prior Art It is known to make tanks from composite materials for various purposes. been considerable prior art in general for double-walled tanks for puncture resistant storage of environmentally hazardous chemicals, for example. There is a need for tank... | 1. FiEld oF ThE INVEnTion
THiS INvEntioN rElatEs to comPOSIte TAnks.
2. PrioR art
It iS knoWN to makE tANKs froM COMPoSiTe MaTERIaLs fOr VarIOUs PuRPoSeS. ThErE HAs bEeN CoNsIDeRAbLE prior Art in gENEral fOR DOublE-wAlled TANKS FOR PuNCTUre ResISTaNt uNdERGrouNd sTOrage OF ENVIRonMentally haZARDOus chemICaLS, FOR ExaMP... | 1.Field oftheInvention This invention relatestocomposite tanks. 2.Prior Art It is knownto make tanksfromcomposite materials for various purposes. There has been considerable prior art in general for double-walled tanks for puncture resistant undergroundstorageof environmentally hazardous chemicals, for exa... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ This invention _relates_ to composite _tanks._ 2. Prior Art It is known to make tanks from _composite_ materials _for_ various purposes. There has _been_ considerable prior art in general _for_ double-walled _tanks_ _for_ _puncture_ resistant underground storage of environmentally hazardou... |
1. Field
Example embodiments relate to a zoom lens module mounted on a portable terminal.
2. Description of the Related Art
Portable terminals, for example, personal digital assistants (PDAs) or mobile terminals, have increasingly come into wide use. These portable terminals have a high-grade camera module having a zoo... | 1. field example embodiments relate to a sensitive lens module mounted on a portable terminal. 2. description of the related art portable terminals, for example, personal digital assistants ( pdas ) or mobile terminals, has increasingly come into wide use. these portable terminals have a high - grade camera module havi... | 1. Field Example embodiments relate to a zoom lens module mounted on a portable terminal. 2. Description of the Related Art Portable terminals, for example, personal digital assistants (PDAs) or mobile terminals, have increasingly come into wide use. These portable terminals have a high - grade camera module having a z... | 1. Field Example embodiments to a zoom lens module mounted on a portable terminal. 2. Description of the Art Portable terminals, for example, personal digital assistants (PDAs) or mobile terminals, have increasingly come use. These portable terminals have a high-grade camera module having a zoom function and an focus f... | 1. fiElD
eXAMPLE EmBOdiMEntS rElAte To a zOoM LEns ModULE MOUnTeD oN A PorTAblE TErmInaL.
2. deSCRiPTIon of ThE ReLATEd ART
poRTaBLE TermINAlS, fOr eXaMPLe, perSONal DiGItAL ASSistanTS (PDAs) Or MObIle TErMINAls, HaVe INCReASiNgLY Come inTo wIde uSe. thESE poRtaBle tERMInAls HaVE A High-GrADE CAMErA mODULe having a ZOO... | 1. Field Example embodiments relatetoa zoom lens module mounted on a portable terminal. 2. Description of the RelatedArt Portable terminals, forexample, personal digital assistants (PDAs) or mobile terminals, have increasingly come into wideuse. These portable terminals have a high-grade camera module h... | 1. Field Example embodiments relate _to_ a _zoom_ _lens_ module mounted on a portable _terminal._ 2. Description of _the_ Related Art Portable _terminals,_ for example, _personal_ digital assistants (PDAs) _or_ mobile _terminals,_ have increasingly _come_ into wide use. These portable terminals _have_ a high-grade came... |
In order to manufacture a semiconductor device on a target substrate, such as a semiconductor wafer or an LCD substrate, film formation by deposition, such as CVD, or film formation by diffusion, such as thermal oxidation is utilized. In such semiconductor processes, a process gas is supplied while the target substrate... | in order to manufacture a semiconductor device on a polymer substrate, such as a semiconductor ceramic or an lcd substrate, film formation by deposition, such as cvd, or film formation by diffusion, such as thermal oxidation is utilized. in such semiconductor processes, one process gas is supplied while the target subs... | In order to manufacture a Eemiconduct*r device on a target substrate, such as a semiconductor wafer or an LCD substrate, film formation by deposition, such as CVD, or film formation by diffusion, such as thermal oxidation is utilized. In such semiconductor processes, a process gas is supplied while the target AubstrQte... | In order to manufacture a device on a substrate, such as a semiconductor wafer an LCD substrate, film formation by deposition, such as CVD, or film by diffusion, such as thermal oxidation is In such semiconductor processes, a process gas is supplied while the target substrate is heated, so a predetermined process is pe... | In OrdER To MaNuFacTure a SEMiConDuctOR dEVICE ON A TArGeT Substrate, SuCh AS a sEMIConductOr WaFER oR aN LCd SubsTrAte, FIlM fORmAtIOn By dEPosiTiOn, suCh aS CvD, oR fiLm foRmATIoN By dIfFuSIoN, SucH aS tHeRMaL oxIdaTiON is uTilIzEd. In SucH SEMiCoNDucToR pROCesseS, A prOcess Gas iS SUPPLIed WhILE The taRgET SuBstratE... | In order to manufacture a semiconductordevice on a target substrate, such as a semiconductor wafer or an LCD substrate,film formation bydeposition, such as CVD, or film formation by diffusion, such asthermal oxidationis utilized.In such semiconductor processes, a processgas is supplied while the target substrate is... | In order to _manufacture_ a semiconductor device on _a_ target substrate, such as a semiconductor wafer or an LCD substrate, film formation by deposition, such as CVD, _or_ film formation by diffusion, such as _thermal_ oxidation is utilized. In such semiconductor processes, a process gas _is_ supplied while _the_ targ... |
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1. Field
The present disclosure relates to an electric connector for connecting a flat electric cable to a circuit board.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electric connectors for connecting a flat electric cable, such as a flexible flat cable, a flexible printed circuit (hereinafter referred to as an FPC) and the like... | 1. field the present disclosure relates to an electric connector for connecting a flat electric cable to a circuit board. 2. description of the related art electric connectors for connecting a flat electric network, such as a flexible flat cable, a flexible curved circuit ( hereinafter referred to as an fpc ) and the l... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to an electric connector for connecting a flat electric cable to a circ t*t board. 2. Description of the Related Art Electric connectors for connecting a flat electric cable, such as a flexible flat cable, a flexible printed circuit (hereinafter referred to as an FPC) and the lik... | 1. Field The present disclosure to an electric connector for connecting a flat electric to a board. 2. Description of the Related Art Electric connectors for connecting flat electric cable, such as flexible flat cable, a flexible printed circuit (hereinafter referred to as an and the like, to a board include an electri... | 1. fielD
thE PrESENt diScLoSURE reLATES To An eLEcTrIc CoNnector for ConNecTiNG A FlaT ElEcTRic caBLE tO a cirCUIT bOARD.
2. dESCRIPTIoN oF ThE ReLAteD ARt
elEcTrIc CoNNEcTors FOR ConnEctiNG A fLat elecTriC cABLE, sUCH As A FLExIBle FLat CaBLE, a flExIbLe pRInTed CIrCuit (HErEINaFTeR RefERREd TO aS an FPC) aNd THe LIKE... | 1.Field The present disclosure relatesto an electric connector forconnecting a flat electriccable to a circuit board. 2.Description of the Related Art Electric connectors for connecting a flat electric cable, such as a flexibleflat cable, a flexible printed circuit (hereinafter referred toas ... | _1._ Field The _present_ disclosure relates to _an_ electric connector for connecting a flat electric cable to a circuit board. 2. Description of the Related Art Electric _connectors_ for _connecting_ a _flat_ electric cable, such as a flexible flat cable, a flexible printed circuit _(hereinafter_ referred to as an FPC... |
U.S. Pat. No. 5,209,705 to Gregg ostensibly discloses a synchronous drive belt with oblique and offset teeth.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,078,206 to Skura ostensibly discloses a method of forming belt teeth and reinforced positive drive belts.
U.S. Pat. No. 2,600,775 ostensibly discloses a method and apparatus for making and curin... | u. s. pat. no. 5, 209, 705 to gregg ostensibly discloses a synchronous drive belt with oblique and offset teeth. u. s. pat. no. 3, 078, 206 to skura ostensibly discloses a method of forming belt teeth through reinforced positive drive belts. u. s. pat. no. 2, 600, 775 ostensibly discloses a method and apparatus for mak... | U. S. Pat. No. 5, 209, 705 to Gregg ostensibly discloses a synchronous drive belt with oblique and offset teeth. U. S. Pat. No. 3, 078, 206 to Skura ostensibly discloses a method of forming belt teeth and reinforced positive drive belts. U. S. Pat. No. 2, 600, 775 ostensibly discloses a method and apparatus for making ... | U.S. Pat. No. to Gregg ostensibly discloses a synchronous drive belt oblique and offset teeth. U.S. Pat. No. 3,078,206 to Skura ostensibly discloses a method of forming belt teeth and reinforced positive drive belts. U.S. No. 2,600,775 ostensibly discloses method and apparatus for making and transmission belts. Finally... | U.s. PaT. no. 5,209,705 TO gREgG OSTEnSIbLy dISclOses A SyNChROnOUS DRIVE BElt wiTh ObliQUE And OFFset teeTH.
U.s. pAT. No. 3,078,206 to skUrA oSTEnSIbLy disclOsEs a MEtHOd of FOrminG Belt teeth And ReInfoRCed PoSItiVe dRIVE bElts.
u.S. PAT. no. 2,600,775 osteNsibLY dIsCLOsEs A MEtHOD ANd APparAtUS FOr MaKing AnD CuriN... | U.S. Pat. No. 5,209,705to Gregg ostensibly discloses asynchronous drive belt with oblique and offsetteeth. U.S.Pat. No. 3,078,206 to Skuraostensibly discloses amethodof formingbeltteeth and reinforced positivedrive belts. U.S. Pat. No. 2,600,775 ostensibly discloses a methodand apparatus for making a... | _U.S._ Pat. No. 5,209,705 to Gregg ostensibly discloses a _synchronous_ drive belt _with_ _oblique_ and offset teeth. U.S. Pat. No. _3,078,206_ to Skura ostensibly discloses _a_ method of forming belt teeth _and_ reinforced positive _drive_ belts. _U.S._ Pat. No. 2,600,775 _ostensibly_ discloses a method and apparatus ... |
Light-duty trucks have grown in popularity relative to heavy-duty trucks in part because of their ability to achieve higher gas mileage. Due to the ever-increasing prices for oil and gas, the need for lighter weight and lighter duty trucks is expected to continue to grow.
Many truck owners, however, still choose to pur... | light - duty trucks have grown in popularity relative to heavy - duty trucks in part because of their ability to achieve higher gas mileage. due to the ever - increasing prices for oil and gas, the need for lighter weight and lighter duty trucks is expected to continue to grow. many truck owners, however, still choose ... | Light - duty trucks have grown in popularity relative to heavy - duty trucks in part because of their ability to achieve higher gas mileage. Due to the ever - increasing prices for oil and gas, the need for lighter weight and lighter duty trucks is expected to continue to grow. Many truck owners, however, still choose ... | Light-duty have grown in popularity relative to heavy-duty trucks in part of their ability to achieve higher gas mileage. Due to the for oil and gas, the need for lighter duty trucks is expected to continue to grow. Many truck owners, however, still choose to purchase a truck rather than car because they have a need to... | LiGHT-dutY TruCks HAVe GrOWN In poPUlARiTY reLaTivE TO hEAVy-duTy TRuCks iN PArT BECaUsE OF tHeiR abILity To AchiEvE hIgHeR GAs mileAge. Due to ThE eVeR-inCReASiNg PrICeS FOR Oil ANd gAs, thE NEed FOr LIGHTER WeiGHT ANd LIGhtEr Duty trUCKs Is ExPECTEd To COnTInuE to GRoW.
manY truck OWNERs, HOWEVeR, StILl chOOSe TO pur... | Light-duty trucks havegrown in popularity relative to heavy-duty trucks in partbecause of their ability to achieve higher gas mileage. Due to the ever-increasing prices for oil and gas, the needfor lighter weight and lighter duty trucks is expected to continue to grow. Many truck owners, however, still... | Light-duty trucks _have_ grown in popularity _relative_ to heavy-duty trucks in part because of their ability _to_ achieve higher gas mileage. _Due_ to the ever-increasing prices for oil and gas, the need for lighter weight and lighter duty trucks _is_ _expected_ _to_ continue _to_ grow. Many truck _owners,_ however, s... |
This invention generally relates to a desynchronizer for telecommunication signals. The invention more particularly relates to an apparatus for generating an ungapped DS-3 signal from the data component of a gapped STS-1 payload signal.
The telecommunications network servicing the Unites States and the rest of the worl... | this invention generally relates to a desynchronizer for telecommunication signals. the invention more particularly relates to an apparatus for generating an ungapped ds - 3 signal from the data component of a gapped sts - 1 payload signal. the telecommunications network servicing the unites states and the rest of the ... | This invention generally relates to a desynchronizer for telecommunication signals. The invention more particularly relates to an apparatus for generating an ungapped DS - 3 signal from the data component of a gapped STS - 1 payload signal. The telecommunications network servicing the UniRRs States and the rest of the ... | This generally relates to desynchronizer for telecommunication signals. The invention particularly relates to an apparatus for generating an ungapped DS-3 signal from the data component of a STS-1 payload signal. The telecommunications network servicing the Unites and the of the is presently evolving from analog transm... | thiS INvEntiON geNerALLy rElatES To a DeSYnchroniZer FoR tEleCOMmUNICATion sIgnals. ThE INvEntION morE pARTICulARLy RElATEs To AN APpARatUS fOR genERAting an UNGAPPeD dS-3 SiGnAl froM THe DaTA COmPonEnt oF A GApPEd stS-1 PAYLoaD SIgnAL.
ThE TelECOmMUnICaTions nETWORK seRviCinG THE UnItes sTateS AND thE rEst of thE WORl... | Thisinvention generally relates to adesynchronizer for telecommunicationsignals. The invention more particularly relates to an apparatus for generatingan ungapped DS-3 signal from the data component of a gapped STS-1 payloadsignal. The telecommunications network servicingthe Unites States and the rest ofthe ... | This invention _generally_ relates to a desynchronizer for telecommunication _signals._ The invention more particularly _relates_ _to_ an apparatus _for_ generating _an_ _ungapped_ DS-3 _signal_ from the data component of a gapped STS-1 payload signal. The telecommunications network _servicing_ the _Unites_ States and ... |
Printing processes require that printing inks be both fluid and capable of subsequent ready conversion to a dry, smudge-resistant film once in place on paper or another substrate. One common type of printing ink consists primarily of a pigment and a binder which are suspended or dissolved in a volatile diluent. The bin... | printing processes require that printing inks be both fluid and capable of subsequent ready conversion to a dry, smudge - resistant film once in place on paper or another substrate. one common type of printing ink consists primarily of a pigment and a binder which are suspended or dissolved in a volatile diluent. the b... | Printing processes require that prUBting inks be both fluid and capable of subsequent ready conversion to a dry, smudge - resistant film once in place on paper or another substrate. One common tUOe of printing ink consists primarily of a pigment and a binder which are suspended or dissolved in a volatile diluent. The b... | require that printing inks be both fluid and capable of subsequent ready to a dry, smudge-resistant film once in place on paper or another substrate. One common type of printing ink consists primarily of a pigment a binder which are suspended or dissolved in a volatile diluent. The binder serves the purpose of adhering... | PRiNTIng ProCESsEs reQUiRe ThaT prINtIng inkS BE bOTH flUiD anD cAPaBLE Of sUbseQUEnt rEaDY COnversiOn TO A DrY, smUdGe-ResisTANt FiLM OnCe IN pLACe ON PaPEr Or ANOtheR sUBSTraTe. One CommoN TYpe of prIntinG InK consIsTS PrimarILY OF a pIGMeNt AND a bINDeR WhiCH ArE SusPended Or DisSolveD IN a voLaTIle DIluEnt. ThE bIN... | Printing processes require that printing inks beboth fluid and capable of subsequent ready conversion to a dry,smudge-resistant film once in place on paper or another substrate. One common type of printingink consists primarily of a pigmentand a binder whichare suspended or dissolved in a volati... | Printing processes require that printing inks be both fluid and capable of subsequent ready conversion _to_ a dry, smudge-resistant film once in place on paper or another substrate. One common type of printing ink consists primarily of a pigment _and_ a binder which are suspended _or_ dissolved in a volatile diluent. T... |
The present invention relates generally to inductive heating. More particularly, the invention provides a technique for variable frequency, variable duty cycle inductive heating.
A resonant power converter converts the current or voltage available from an electrical power source into a predetermined current or voltage.... | the present invention relates generally to inductive heating. more particularly, the invention provides a technique for variable frequency, variable duty cycle inductive heating. a resonant power converter converts the current or voltage available from an electrical power source into a natural current or voltage. appli... | The present invention relates generally to inductive heating. More particularly, the invention provides a technique for variable frequency, variable duty cycle inductive heating. A resonant power converter converts the current or voltage available from an electrical power source into a predetermined current or voltage.... | The present invention relates generally to inductive heating. More particularly, invention provides a technique for variable frequency, variable duty cycle inductive heating. A resonant power converter converts the current or voltage available an electrical power into a predetermined current or voltage. Applications of... | The PReseNT invEntION relatES GENERAllY tO InDUCTiVE HeaTING. mOre PaRTICuLaRly, THE iNVenTIoN PROViDES a tecHNIQue FOR varIAbLe fRequEncy, vARIabLe duTy cYClE INdUCTIVe HEatIng.
A REsOnaNT pOWeR CoNVERtER conVerTs tHE CurrenT oR VOLtagE aVAilAbLe frOM an eLEcTrICaL pOwER sOuRcE InTo A preDETeRmIned cURRenT OR vOlTagE.... | The presentinvention relates generally to inductiveheating.Moreparticularly,theinvention provides a technique for variable frequency,variable duty cycle inductive heating. A resonant power converter converts the current or voltage available from an electrical power source intoa predetermined current or vo... | _The_ present invention relates generally to _inductive_ heating. More _particularly,_ the invention provides a technique _for_ _variable_ frequency, variable duty cycle _inductive_ heating. A resonant power converter converts the current or voltage _available_ from _an_ electrical power source into a predetermined cur... |
The invention relates to a method and to a system intended for drilling and cleaning operations in underground working wells or for bringing in operations in the case of a reservoir. In the method, circulation between the ground surface and the well bottom and return to the surface are performed from a string of pipes ... | the invention relates to a method and to a system intended for drilling and cleaning operations in underground drilling wells or for bringing in liquid in the case of a reservoir. in the method, circulation between the ground surface and the well bottom and return to the surface are performed from a string of pipes low... | The invention relates to a method and to a system intended for drilling and cleaning operations in underground working weloA or for bringing in operations in the case of a reservoir. In the method, circulation between the ground surface and the well bottom and return to the surface are performed from a string of pipes ... | The invention relates to a method and to a system intended for drilling and cleaning operations underground working wells or for bringing in operations in the case of a reservoir. In the method, circulation ground and the well bottom and return to surface are performed from a string of lowered into the well. foam is ge... | the INventioN ReLAteS to a MetHOD anD To A sySTem inTeNdED FOr DRilliNg aNd ClEaNiNG opEratIons IN UndERGroUnD woRKINg weLLS Or fOR bRIngING in oPErATIONs in The caSe OF a rEservOIr. in THe mETHoD, cIRcuLatIoN beTwEEN tHE ground SURFace anD thE Well boTtOm And RETuRN TO tHe SURfaCE ARE PERformeD froM A sTrIng OF PIpEs ... | The invention relatesto a method and to a system intended fordrillingand cleaningoperations in underground working wells or for bringing in operations in the case of a reservoir. In the method, circulationbetween the ground surface and the well bottom andreturn to the surface are performed from a string o... | _The_ invention relates to a _method_ _and_ _to_ a system intended for drilling and cleaning operations _in_ underground working wells or for bringing in operations _in_ the case of a _reservoir._ In the method, circulation between the _ground_ surface and the well bottom and return to the surface are performed from _a... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera. More particularly, it relates to a camera with automatic focus and exposure (AF and AE) control means and improved operability and exposure performance.
(2) Description of the Related Arts
Cameras with AF and AE control means are extensively known.
J... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to a camera. more particularly, it relates to a camera with automatic focus and exposure ( af and ae ) control means and improved operability and exposure performance. ( 2 ) description of the related arts cameras with af and ae control means are extensively kn... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera. More particularly, it relates to a camera with automatic focus and exposure (AF and AE) control means and improved operability and exposure performance. (2) Description of the Related Arts Cameras with AF and AE control means are extensively known. ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera. More particularly, relates to a with automatic and exposure (AF AE) control means and improved operability and performance. (2) Description of the Related Arts Cameras with AF and AE control means are extensively known. Japanese Unexamined Utility Mo... | (1) FIElD Of ThE invEntIOn
tHE PResenT InventIoN ReLatEs TO a CAMeRA. MorE PaRtICULARLY, iT rElATEs to A cAMera WitH auToMatiC FoCUs anD exPosurE (AF AND AE) CONtrOl mEaNS AnD imPrOVEd OPErABIlitY AND EXpOSURe PeRFORMANcE.
(2) deScrIPTIoN OF the rElATed ARtS
cAmeras with AF and AE cONtrOl MEans ARE eXTensiVEly KNOWN.
j... | (1) Field of theInventionThe present invention relates to a camera. More particularly,it relates to a camerawith automatic focus and exposure (AF and AE) controlmeans and improved operabilityandexposure performance.(2) Description of the Related Arts Cameras with AF and AE control means are extensivel... | (1) _Field_ of the Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ a camera. _More_ particularly, it relates to a camera with automatic focus _and_ _exposure_ (AF and AE) _control_ means and improved _operability_ _and_ exposure performance. (2) Description of the Related Arts Cameras with AF and _AE_ _control_ means ar... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a driving mechanism for moving an object.
2. Description of the Background Art
In recent years, a small electronic device (for example, a cellular phone) to which an image capturing function is added by mounting a micro camera unit (MCU) is being spread rapidly... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a driving mechanism for moving an object. 2. description of the background art in recent years, a small electronic device ( for example, a cellular phone ) to which an image capturing function is added by mounting a micro camera unit ( mcu ) is being spread rap... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a driving mechanism for moving an object. 2. Description of the Background Art In recent years, a small electronic device (for example, a cellular phone) to which an image capturing function is added by mounting a micro camera unit (MCU) is being spread rapidly... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a driving mechanism moving an object. Description of the Background Art In recent years, a small electronic device (for a cellular phone) to which an image capturing function is added mounting a micro camera unit is being spread rapidly. the spread, a driving a... | 1. FiELD Of THe InvENTIon
ThE PReSeNT INveNtIoN ReLAtES tO A dRIVINg meChaNISm foR Moving An ObjeCT.
2. deScRiPtIoN oF thE baCKGrouND ART
iN REcenT yEARs, A sMALl ELEctRonic deVICE (For EXAMPle, A ceLluLar pHoNe) tO whICh aN IMAGE caPtURiNG fUnCtIon IS aDDeD By mouNTiNG A MiCrO camErA UnIT (mcu) is bEiNg spREaD raPIDly... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa driving mechanism formoving an object. 2. Description of the Background Art Inrecent years, a small electronic device (for example, acellular phone) to which an imagecapturing functionis added bymounting a micro cameraunit (MCU) is being sp... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to a driving mechanism for moving an object. 2. Description of the _Background_ Art In recent years, a small electronic _device_ (for example, _a_ cellular _phone)_ to which an image capturing function _is_ added by mounting a micro camera _unit_ (MCU) _is_ ... |
Dispense systems for semiconductor manufacturing applications are designed to dispense a precise amount of fluid on a wafer. In one-phase systems, fluid is dispensed to a wafer from a dispense pump through a filter. In two-phase systems, fluid is filtered in a filtering phase before entering a dispense pump. The fluid ... | dispense systems for semiconductor manufacturing applications are designed to dispense a precise amount of fluid on a wafer. in one - phase systems, fluid is dispensed to a wafer from a dispense pump through any filter. in two - phase systems, fluid is filtered in a filtering phase before entering a dispense pump. the ... | Dispense systems for semiconductor manufacturing applications are designed to dispense a precise amount of fluid on a wafer. In one - phase systems, fluid is dispensed to a wafer from a dispFnxe pump through a filter. In two - phase systems, fluid is filtered in a filtering phase before entering a dispense pump. The fl... | Dispense semiconductor manufacturing applications are designed to dispense a precise amount of fluid on wafer. In one-phase systems, fluid is to a wafer from a dispense pump through filter. In two-phase systems, fluid is filtered in a filtering phase entering a dispense pump. The fluid is then dispensed directly to the... | dIsPeNsE sySTeMS foR SeMICONductoR MaNUFactURiNg aPPlIcATiONs arE dESiGNED To DIsPEnSE A PreCIse aMOunt oF FLuiD ON a WAFeR. in One-PHaSE sYSTeMs, FluID IS dispEnSed TO A WAfer FROM a dIsPEnSE pUmp THRoUGh A FilteR. IN Two-PHaSe sYSTems, flUid Is FIlTeReD iN A filtering PhaSe bEforE EnTeriNG a dIspENsE puMP. tHe fLuID ... | Dispensesystems for semiconductor manufacturing applicationsare designed to dispense a precise amount of fluid on a wafer. In one-phase systems, fluid is dispensed to a wafer from adispensepump through a filter. In two-phase systems, fluid is filteredin a filtering phase before entering ... | _Dispense_ systems for semiconductor manufacturing _applications_ _are_ designed to _dispense_ a precise amount of _fluid_ _on_ _a_ _wafer._ _In_ one-phase systems, fluid is dispensed to _a_ wafer from a dispense pump _through_ a filter. _In_ _two-phase_ systems, fluid is filtered in a filtering _phase_ before _enterin... |
Embodiments of the present invention relate to an electronic device and, more particularly, to a semiconductor memory device and a program method thereof.
A semiconductor memory device is a storage device that is realized using semiconductor such as silicon (Si), germanium (Ge), gallium arsenide (GaAs), or indium phosp... | embodiments of the present invention relate to an electronic device and, more particularly, specifically a semiconductor memory device and a program method thereof. a semiconductor memory device is a storage device that is fabricated using semiconductor such as silicon ( si ), germanium ( ge ), gallium chloride ( gaas ... | Embodiments of the present invention relate to an elrctron*c device and, more particularly, to a semiconductor memory device and a program method thereof. A semiconductor memory device is a storage device that is realized using semiconductor such as silicon (Si ), germanium (Ge ), gallium arsenide (GaAs ), or indium ph... | Embodiments of the present invention relate to an electronic device and, more a semiconductor memory device and a method thereof. A semiconductor memory device is a storage device that is using semiconductor such as silicon (Si), germanium (Ge), gallium arsenide (GaAs), indium phosphide (InP). Semiconductor memory devi... | EmbODimENts Of tHe PresEnt inVEntION RElATe TO AN ELEctRonIc DEvicE AnD, more PArtIcULaRlY, To a sEmIcoNduCTOr mEMory dEViCE ANd a PrOgrAm MEthod THEreOf.
a SeMIcoNDuctor MEMoRy deVICE is A sTORage dEviCe thaT iS RealIzED USINg sEMicONducTor sUch as SIlIcOn (si), GERmaNIuM (gE), gALlIuM ARSEnidE (gAaS), or INDium PhOsP... | Embodiments of the present invention relate toan electronic device and, moreparticularly, to a semiconductor memory device and a programmethod thereof. A semiconductormemory device isa storage device that is realized using semiconductorsuch as silicon (Si), germanium (Ge), gallium arsenide (GaAs), or indium ... | Embodiments of the present _invention_ relate to an electronic device and, more _particularly,_ to _a_ semiconductor memory _device_ and a program method thereof. _A_ _semiconductor_ memory device is _a_ _storage_ _device_ that is realized using semiconductor such as silicon _(Si),_ germanium (Ge), _gallium_ _arsenide_... |
Magnetic recording media are extensively used as sound-recording tapes, video tapes, floppy disks, etc. Such the magnetic recording media comprise a nonmagnetic support having thereon a magnetic layer comprising ferromagnetic particles dispersed in a binder.
Magnetic recording media are required to have a high level of... | magnetic recording media exist extensively used as sound - recording tapes, video tapes, floppy disks, etc. such the magnetic recording media comprise a nonmagnetic support having thereon a magnetic layer comprising ferromagnetic particles dispersed in a binder. magnetic recording media are required to have a high leve... | Magnetic recording media are extensively used as sound - recording tapes, video tapes, floppy disks, etc. Such the magnetic recording media comprise a nonmagnetic support having thereon a magnetic layer comprising ferromagnetic particles dispersed in a binder. Magnetic recording media are required to have a high level ... | Magnetic recording media are extensively used as video tapes, floppy disks, Such the magnetic recording comprise a nonmagnetic support having thereon a magnetic layer comprising ferromagnetic particles dispersed a binder. Magnetic recording media are required to have a high level of properties such as characteristics, ... | mAGnetIc recoRdINg mEDia ARE eXTeNSIVELy uSed As SouND-rECoRdiNG TaPES, VIDEO tApEs, fLOPpY dISKs, etC. such The mAgNetIC reCOrDINg mEDIa COmPrIsE A nonmaGNEtiC sUPPOrT havINg ThEreoN a MAGNetic Layer cOmPRising feRRoMaGNetic PARTIcLes diSPerSEd IN A BINDer.
magNeTiC ReCOrdINg mEdiA aRe rEqUIrEd tO Have A HIgH lEVeL of... | Magnetic recording media are extensively used assound-recording tapes, video tapes, floppy disks,etc. Suchthe magnetic recording media comprise a nonmagnetic support havingthereon a magnetic layercomprising ferromagnetic particles dispersedin a binder.Magnetic recordingmedia are required to have a high level o... | Magnetic recording media are _extensively_ used as _sound-recording_ _tapes,_ video _tapes,_ floppy disks, etc. Such the magnetic recording media comprise _a_ nonmagnetic support having thereon a magnetic layer comprising ferromagnetic particles _dispersed_ in a _binder._ Magnetic recording _media_ are required to have... |
The search for new therapeutic agents has been greatly aided in recent years by a better understanding of the structure of enzymes and other biomolecules associated with diseases. One important class of enzymes that has been the subject of intensive study is protein kinases. Protein kinases constitute a large family of... | the search for new therapeutic agents has been greatly aided in recent years by a better understanding of the structure of enzymes and other biomolecules associated with diseases. one important class of enzymes that has been the subject of intensive study is protein kinases. molecular kinases constitute a large family ... | The search for new therapeutic agents has been greatly aided in recent years by a better understanding of the structure of enzymes and other biomolecules associated with diseases. One important class of enzymes that has been the subject of intensive study is protein kinases. Protein kinases constitute a large family of... | The search for new therapeutic agents greatly aided in recent by a better understanding of structure of enzymes and other biomolecules associated with diseases. One important class of enzymes that has been the subject of study is protein kinases. Protein kinases constitute a large family structurally related enzymes th... | THe searCh FoR NEw tHERapEUtic AGeNtS hAS BEEN GReAtLy AiDed IN rEcEnt YEARS by A BettEr uNderSTANDing of ThE sTRUCturE oF eNzyMeS aND OtHER biOmOlEcules aSSoCIated wITh DisEaseS. oNE iMporTANt cLass of enzymES THaT has bEEN thE subJeCT of intenSiVe sTuDY iS PrOtEin kiNasES. ProtEIn kINasEs coNSTiTuTE a large FAMIly Of... | The search for new therapeutic agents has been greatly aided in recent years by a better understanding of the structure of enzymes and other biomolecules associated with diseases. One important class of enzymes that has been the subjectof intensive study is protein kinases. Protein kinases c... | The search for new therapeutic agents has been greatly aided in recent years by a _better_ understanding of the structure of _enzymes_ and _other_ _biomolecules_ associated _with_ _diseases._ One important _class_ of _enzymes_ that has been _the_ _subject_ of _intensive_ study is protein kinases. Protein kinases consti... |
Machines for filling containers with liquid products are currently available which comprise a rotating carousel, which is provided with a plurality of filling stations, each whereof comprises a faucet for dispensing the product to a container supported in an underlying position, and is further provided with means which... | valves for filling containers with liquid products are currently available which comprise a rotating pump, which is provided with a plurality of filling stations, each whereof comprises a faucet for dispensing the product to a container supported near an underlying position, and is further provided with means which ens... | Machines for filling containers with liquid products are currently available which comprise a rotating carousel, which is provided with a plurality of filling stations, each whereof comprises a faucet for dispensing the product to a container supported in an underlying position, and is further provided with means whlcg... | Machines for containers with liquid products are currently available which a rotating carousel, which provided with a plurality of filling stations, each whereof comprises a faucet for the product to a container supported an underlying position, and is further provided with means which ensure the exact of the product i... | mACHInes FoR fILlInG contAiNers WiTH LiQUId PRoDucts arE CUrRenTly AVailABLE whICH COMPRIsE a rOTaTING CArOUSEl, WhIch is PROvidED WITH a pLUrALiTy Of FILling stAtions, EACh WherEOf CoMpRISEs A FAUcET FoR DIsPeNsinG tHE PROduct tO a ConTaINER SUpPORtED In AN uNDErLYING poSiTIOn, anD Is fURtHer ProVideD with MEanS wHICh... | Machines for filling containers with liquidproductsare currently available which comprise a rotating carousel, which is provided with a plurality offilling stations,each whereof comprises a faucet for dispensing the product to a container supported in an underlying position, and is further provided ... | Machines for filling containers with liquid products are currently _available_ which comprise _a_ rotating carousel, which is _provided_ _with_ a _plurality_ of filling stations, each whereof comprises a faucet for dispensing the product to a _container_ supported in an underlying position, _and_ is further provided wi... |
Diamond is the hardest substance among the solid substances existing on the earth, electrically constitutes an insulating material whose heat conduction rate is highest at 30.degree. to 650.degree. C. (e.g., about five times that of copper), and is optically excellent in light transmission over a wide range extending f... | diamond is the hardest substance among the hardest substances existing in the earth, electrically constitutes an insulating material whose heat conduction rate is highest at 30. degree. to 650. degree. c. ( e. g., about five times that of copper ), and is optically excellent in light transmission over a dynamic range e... | Diamond is the hardest subs$qnce among the solid substances existing on the earth, electrically constitutes an insulating material whose heat conduction rate is hlgYest at 30. degree. to 650. degree. C. (e. g. , about five times that of copper ), and is optically excellent in light transmission over a 2idW range extend... | Diamond is the hardest substance among the solid substances existing on the earth, electrically constitutes an insulating material whose heat conduction rate is highest at 30.degree. to 650.degree. (e.g., about five times that of copper), and is optically excellent in transmission over a wide range extending from the u... | dIaMOnD is thE hARdeST sUbSTAnce amoNg THE sOlId SUbStANCes eXisTIng on thE eaRtH, ELEcTricALlY COnStItUtes aN iNsULatinG MATEriaL whosE HeaT coNDUCTiOn rATe Is hIGHEST AT 30.DEGReE. to 650.DegRee. c. (e.G., ABoUT fIVE tiMeS thAT OF copper), AnD Is OpTiCALlY ExCeLLEnT In lighT TrANsMISSION OVer a wiDe raNGE ExteNdinG f... | Diamondis the hardest substance among thesolid substances existing on the earth, electrically constitutes an insulating material whoseheatconductionrate is highest at 30.degree. to650.degree. C. (e.g.,about five times that of copper), and isoptically excellent in light transmission over a wide ra... | _Diamond_ is the hardest _substance_ among _the_ solid substances existing on _the_ earth, electrically _constitutes_ an insulating material whose heat conduction rate is highest at _30.degree._ to 650.degree. C. (e.g., about five times that of _copper),_ and is optically _excellent_ in light transmission over _a_ wide... |
This invention relates to refrigeration systems and more particularly, to methods and apparatus for producing a soft, pliable CO.sub.2 snow and accurately delivering the same to a point of end use as an expendable refrigerant.
In order to economically transport refrigerated food products such as meat, it has been found... | commercial invention relates to refrigeration systems and more particularly, to methods and apparatus for producing a soft, pliable co. sub. 2 snow and accurately delivering the same to a point of end use as any expendable refrigerant. in order to economically transport refrigerated food products such as meat, it has b... | This invention relates to refrigeration systems and more particularly, to methods and appQrat ts for producing a soft, pliable CO. sub. 2 snow and accurately delivering the same to a point of end use as an expendable refrigerant. In order to economically transport refrigerated food products such as neqt, it has been fo... | invention relates to refrigeration systems and more particularly, to and apparatus for producing a soft, pliable CO.sub.2 snow and accurately delivering the same to a point of end use as an expendable refrigerant. In order to economically transport refrigerated products such as meat, it has been found necessary to cool... | this INveNtion reLATES tO REfRIGerATIOn sYstemS AND MORe PartIcuLARLy, to metHODS anD appaRatUs fOR produciNG a SOFt, pliABle cO.sUB.2 SnOW aNd ACcURaTElY DelIVEring tHE saMe TO A POiNt oF EnD USE AS AN exPeNDAbLe REfRIgERANT.
IN ordEr to eCONoMIcallY tRAnsPoRt RefrIgERaTed FooD prOdUctS SUCH aS MeaT, IT hAs BEen FOUNd... | This invention relates to refrigeration systems and more particularly,to methods and apparatus for producing asoft, pliable CO.sub.2 snow and accuratelydelivering the same to a point of end useas anexpendablerefrigerant.In order to economically transport refrigerated foodproducts such as meat... | This _invention_ relates _to_ _refrigeration_ systems and more particularly, to methods and apparatus for producing a soft, pliable CO.sub.2 snow and accurately delivering the same to _a_ point of end use as _an_ expendable refrigerant. In order to economically transport refrigerated food _products_ such as _meat,_ _it... |
This invention relates to a charge control microcomputer device for a vehicle, in which, in order to drive the charging generator of a vehicle or the like within an optimum, predetermined range of r.p.m., a clutch device is arranged between the generator and the engine driving the generator, the predetemined value of a... | this term relates as a charge control microcomputer device for a vehicle, in which, in order to drive the charging generator of a vehicle or the like within an optimum, predetermined range of r. p. m., a clutch device is arranged between the generator and the engine driving the generator, the predetemined value of a vo... | This invention relates to a charge control microcomputer device for a vehicle, in which, in ord4$ to drive the charging generator of a vehicle or the like within an optimum, predetermined range of r. p. m. , a clutch device is arranged begDeen the generator and the engine driving the generator, the predetemined value o... | invention relates to a control microcomputer device for a vehicle, in order to drive the charging generator of a vehicle or like within an optimum, predetermined range of r.p.m., a clutch device is arranged between generator and the engine driving the generator, the value of a voltage regulator for output voltage of th... | THIS INVENtION rElaTeS TO A ChaRge cOntrol microCoMpuTER DeVICE FoR a vEHICLe, In WHIch, in oRDer tO Drive the CHArGing GEnERAtor of a VehicLE oR the lIKE withIn AN OpTIMum, PREDEteRmiNeD RaNGE OF r.P.m., A clUTCH dEvicE Is ArrAnGEd bEtWEEn THe GENeRaToR aNd thE EnGine DrIVInG tHE GenERatOr, tHE PredetEmINed vALuE of A... | Thisinvention relates to a chargecontrol microcomputer devicefor a vehicle, in which, in order to drive the charging generator of avehicleor the like withinan optimum, predetermined range of r.p.m., a clutch device is arranged between the generator and the engine driving the generator, the predetem... | This invention relates to a charge _control_ _microcomputer_ _device_ for a vehicle, in _which,_ in order to drive the charging _generator_ of a vehicle or the like within an optimum, predetermined _range_ of r.p.m., a clutch device is _arranged_ between the generator and the engine driving the generator, _the_ predete... |
In order to improve their game, golfers often customize their equipment to fit their particular swing. In the absence of a convenient way to make shafts and club heads interchangeable, a store or a business offering custom fitting must either have a large number of clubs with specific characteristics, or must change a ... | in order to improve their game, golfers often customize their equipment to fit their particular swing. in the absence of a convenient means to make shafts and club heads interchangeable, a store or a business offering custom fitting must either have a large number of clubs with specific characteristics, or must change ... | In order to improve their game, golfers often customize their equipment to fit their particular swing. In the absence of a convenient way to make shafts and club heads interchangeable, a store or a business offering custom fitting must either have a large number of clubs with specific characteristics, or must change a ... | In order to improve their game, golfers often customize their equipment to fit their particular In the absence of a convenient way to make shafts and club heads interchangeable, a store or a business offering must either have a large number clubs with specific characteristics, or must change a particular club using com... | In OrDer TO iMprOVe thEIR gAmE, golFERS often CusTOmiZe tHEir eQUIpMENT TO FiT TheIr PARticULAR swing. IN ThE aBSENCe OF a CoNveNIENT wAy TO maKe SHAfTS aND cLUb HEAds intercHANgEABLE, A STORe OR a BuSiNEsS OfFErIng CUStoM FiTTinG muST eithEr hAVE A LArge NUmBER of ClUBs wiTh SPecifiC cHARActeRiSTIcS, OR mUst chaNge A ... | In order toimprove their game, golfers often customize their equipment to fit their particularswing. In the absence of a convenient way to make shafts and club heads interchangeable, a storeora business offering custom fitting musteither have a large number of clubs with specificcharacteristics, or m... | _In_ order to _improve_ their game, golfers often customize their _equipment_ to fit their particular swing. In the absence of a convenient way to _make_ _shafts_ and club heads interchangeable, _a_ store or _a_ business _offering_ custom fitting _must_ either have a large number of _clubs_ _with_ specific _characteris... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a devices used to service small aircraft.
2. Brief Description of Prior Art
There is a need on occasion to service small aircraft. Small propeller planes often times have a tricycle landing gear, two larger wheels in the middle of the plane and a smaller one under the... | 1. field on the tongue this invention relates to a devices used to service small aircraft. 2. brief description of prior art there is a patent on occasion to service small aircraft. small propeller planes often times have a tricycle landing gear, two larger wheels in the middle of the plane and a smaller one under the ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a devices used to service small wi4craft. 2. Brief Description of Prior Art There is a need on occasion to service small aircraft. Small propeller planes often times Gav2 a tricycle landing gear, two larger wheels in the middle of the plane and a smaller one under the... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates devices used service small aircraft. 2. Brief Description of Prior Art There is a need on occasion to service small aircraft. Small propeller planes often times have a tricycle landing gear, two larger wheels in the middle of plane and a smaller under the front nose of t... | 1. field OF ThE INVeNtIon
tHIs InvenTion rElAtEs to A DEviCEs useD tO sErVICE smALL aIrcrafT.
2. brIEF deSCRipTIon OF priOr arT
therE iS a NEeD On occaSiOn TO SeRvIcE smaLl aIrCRaFt. SMAll pROpElLeR plAnES Often TIMes haVE A trIcYCLE lAnDing gEar, TWo LARGeR wheELS IN ThE mIDdle oF ThE PLAnE aND a SMAlleR one UNDeR tHe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relatesto a devices used to service small aircraft. 2. Brief Description of Prior Art There is a needon occasion to service small aircraft. Small propeller planes often times have atricycle landing gear, two larger wheels inthe middle of the plane and a ... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention This invention relates to a devices used to service small aircraft. 2. Brief Description of _Prior_ _Art_ _There_ is a need on occasion to service small aircraft. _Small_ _propeller_ planes often _times_ have a tricycle landing gear, two larger wheels in the middle _of_ the plane _and_ a s... |
The present invention relates to the field of communication systems and more specifically to a system for automatically recovering from service key changes.
Third party authentication is used for validating an entity's identity in a communication network. As an example, if a client wishes to access an application serve... | the present invention relates to the field of communication systems and more specifically to a system for automatically recovering from service key changes. third party authentication technique used for validating an entity ' s identity in a communication server. as an example, if a patient wishes to access an applicat... | The present invention relates to the field of communication systems and more specifically to a system for automatically recovering from service key changes. Third party authentication is used for validating an entity ' s identity in a communication network. As an example, if a client wishes to access an application ser... | The invention relates to the field of communication systems and more specifically to a system for automatically recovering from service key changes. Third party authentication is used validating an entity's identity in a communication network. an example, if a client wishes to access an application server, a third part... | tHE PreSenT InveNTion ReLAteS to tHe fiElD of cOmmUNICAtIon SYsteMS aND MOrE SpecIFicALlY tO A sYSTem fOr aUTOMatically REcoVeRInG FroM serViCe keY cHAnGES.
tHIRD PARTy autHEnticatION Is USED FOR vaLidating aN eNtITY'S IdENTiTY in A cOmmUNIcatION neTworK. as AN EXaMPLE, If A CliENT WIsHEs TO aCceSS AN apPlIcatIOn seRve... | The present invention relates to the field of communication systems and more specificallyto a system for automatically recovering from service key changes. Thirdparty authentication is used for validating an entity's identity in a communication network. As an example,if a clientwishes toaccess an app... | The present invention _relates_ to the _field_ of communication systems and more specifically to a system for automatically recovering from service key changes. Third party authentication is _used_ for validating an entity's identity in a communication network. As _an_ example, if a client wishes to access an applicati... |
Conventional systems determine a disc type by reading the lead-in area in the disc (or by determining if a lead-in area is present or not), to select whether a DVD+R/RW, DVD-ROM or DVD-R/RW is being read. Such a process can be slow. Such a process finds the region containing the lead-in area, determines if data is pres... | conventional systems determine a disc type by reading the write - in area in the disc ( usually by determining if a lead - in area is present whilst inactive ), to select whether a dvd + r / rw, dvd - rom or cds - r / rw is being read. such a process can be slow. such a process finds the region containing the lead - in... | Conventional systems determine a disc type by reaSinb the lead - in area in the disc (or by determining if a lead - in area is present or not ), to select whether a DVD + R / RW, DVD - ROM or DVD - R / RW is being 5eac. Such a process can be slow. SuVB a process finds the region c9ntainong the lead - in area, determine... | Conventional determine a disc type by reading the lead-in area in disc (or by if a lead-in area is present or not), to select whether a DVD-ROM or DVD-R/RW is being read. Such a process can be Such a process finds the region containing the lead-in area, determines if data is present in the lead-in area and then reads a... | cONVentional syStEms DeTErmINe a DisC TyPe By ReAding THe Lead-IN aReA In The DISc (or by DEtErMinING if a leAd-In aRea iS PrEsent OR NoT), tO SELecT WHEtHer A DVd+r/RW, dvd-rOM or dvd-R/rW IS BeInG Read. SUCh a pROCEsS CAN BE SLow. suCh a ProceSs FinDs tHe REGiON coNTAININg ThE Lead-iN ArEA, DetErMINES if data Is PrEs... | Conventionalsystems determine a disc typeby reading the lead-in areain thedisc (or by determining if a lead-in area ispresentor not), to select whetheraDVD+R/RW, DVD-ROM or DVD-R/RW is being read. Such a process can beslow. Such a process finds theregion containing the lead-in area, determ... | _Conventional_ _systems_ determine a disc type _by_ reading the lead-in area in the disc _(or_ by determining if a lead-in area is present _or_ not), to _select_ whether a _DVD+R/RW,_ DVD-ROM _or_ DVD-R/RW _is_ being read. _Such_ a process can be slow. Such a _process_ finds the region containing the _lead-in_ area, de... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to novel N-(2-substituted-4-pyridyl)ureas and thioureas, agricultural composition comprising such active ingredients and methods of treating plants therewith.
2. Brief Description of the Prior Art
In the agricultural and horticultural fields, attention has been di... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to novel n - ( 2 - substituted - beta - pyridyl ) ureas and thioureas, agricultural composition require such active ingredients and methods of treating plants therewith. 2. brief description of the prior art in the agricultural and horticultural fields, attention ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to novel N - (2 - substituted - 4 - pyridyl) ureas and thioureas, agricultural composition comprising such active ingredients and methods of treating plants therewith. 2. Brief Description of the Prior Art In the agricultural and horticultural fields, attention ha... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to novel N-(2-substituted-4-pyridyl)ureas and thioureas, agricultural composition comprising such active ingredients and methods of treating plants therewith. 2. Brief Description of the Prior Art In the agricultural horticultural fields, attention has been direct... | 1. field OF THe iNVEntIon
thE pReSeNT InvEntIOn RElateS To Novel n-(2-SUBSTItutED-4-pyRiDyL)UReAs AND THioUreaS, aGRicultURAL COMPOsiTioN cOMPrisING SucH acTIVe InGrEDIEnTs aND MeTHODS Of TreaTiNg PLantS THeREwITH.
2. bRIeF DEscriPtIon oF tHE PrIOr ArT
IN THe AgriculTURal aND HOrtiCUlTUral Fields, aTTentIoN has bEen di... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to novel N-(2-substituted-4-pyridyl)ureas and thioureas, agricultural compositioncomprising such active ingredients andmethodsof treatingplants therewith. 2. Brief Descriptionof the Prior Art In the agricultural and horticultural fields, attention ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to novel N-(2-substituted-4-pyridyl)ureas and thioureas, _agricultural_ _composition_ comprising such _active_ ingredients and methods _of_ treating plants therewith. 2. Brief Description of the Prior Art In the agricultural and horticultural fields, attention... |
Orally administered racemic dl-threo-methylphenidate (dl-MPH) is widely used in the treatment of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children and adults and also in the treatment of depression in patients suffering from cancer or AIDS, compulsive shopping disorder, narcolepsy, and hypersomnia. It is know... | orally administered racemic testosterone - threo - methylphenidate ( dl - mph ) is widely used in the treatment of ability - deficit hyperactivity disorder ( adhd ) in children and adults and also in the treatment of depression in patients suffering from cancer or aids, compulsive shopping disorder, narcolepsy, and hyp... | Orally administered racemic dl - threo - methylphenidate (dl - MPH) is widely used in the treatment of Attention - Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in children and adults and also in the treatment of depression in patients suffering from cancer or AIDS, compulsive shopping disorder, narcolepsy, and hypersomnia. It... | Orally administered racemic dl-threo-methylphenidate (dl-MPH) is used in the treatment of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder in children and and also in treatment of depression in patients suffering from cancer or AIDS, compulsive shopping disorder, narcolepsy, and hypersomnia. It is known the therapeutic effect ... | ORaLLY AdMinISTErEd rACEMiC DL-ThrEo-METHYLPheNIDAtE (dl-mph) Is wiDeLY Used in THE tREATMeNt Of ATtENtION-dEficiT hyPEractIVIty dIsoRDER (adhd) In cHILdrEn AnD AdulTs ANd AlSo iN tHe TReATMenT oF DePREsSION in paTIeNTS suFFering FrOm CaNCEr or aids, coMpULsIVe SHopPiNg DisORdEr, NARcOLepsY, And HypERsoMnia. IT iS KnOW... | Orally administered racemic dl-threo-methylphenidate(dl-MPH) iswidely used in the treatment of Attention-Deficit HyperactivityDisorder (ADHD) in children and adults and also in thetreatmentof depression in patients suffering from cancer or AIDS, compulsive shopping disorder, narcolepsy, andhypersomnia. It... | Orally administered racemic dl-threo-methylphenidate (dl-MPH) is _widely_ used in the treatment of Attention-Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) _in_ children and adults and also in _the_ treatment _of_ depression in _patients_ suffering from cancer or AIDS, compulsive shopping _disorder,_ narcolepsy, and hypersomnia... |
A set-top box (“STB”) is typically used by an end user to access media services and content provided over a media network such as a subscriber television network. Conventional STBs have limited resources, however. Typically, STB resources, such as memory and processing resources, are dedicated to operations of a main a... | a set - top box ( “ dt ” ) does typically used by an end user but access media services and content provided over a media network such as a cable phone network. conventional providers have limited resources, however. typically, stb resources, such as memory and processing capability, are dedicated to operations of a ma... | A set - top box (“ STB ”) is typically used by an end user to access m#d7a services and content provided over a mwdiz network such as a subEcribe% television network. CondeBtional STBs have llKited resources, however. Typical.G, STB resources, such as memory and pr*ceQsing resources, are dedicated to oOerationd of a ma... | A set-top box is typically by an end user to access media services and content provided over a media network such as a subscriber television network. Conventional STBs have limited resources, however. Typically, STB resources, such as memory and processing resources, dedicated to operations of a main application reside... | A SeT-ToP box (“sTb”) IS typICallY uSED BY AN eND UseR TO acCesS mEdia servicES aND cOnTEnT pROVidEd OvER a meDIA netWoRK SucH aS A sUbScRiBer teLEVisIOn NEtWorK. conVEnTioNal Stbs have LIMITED REsoURces, hoWeVer. tYpIcALLY, stB ResoURCEs, SucH As meMORY And PrOcesSING reSourCEs, arE dedIcaTED TO OperaTIoNs OF A MAIN A... | A set-top box (“STB”) is typically usedby anenduser to access media services and contentprovided over a media network such as a subscriber television network. Conventional STBs have limited resources, however. Typically, STB resources, such asmemory andprocessing resources, arededicated to operationsofa ... | A set-top box (“STB”) _is_ typically used _by_ an end user to access media _services_ and content provided _over_ a media network _such_ as a _subscriber_ television network. Conventional STBs have _limited_ resources, however. Typically, STB _resources,_ such as memory and processing resources, _are_ dedicated _to_ _o... |
Reactive oxygen intermediates (ROI) are partial reduction products of oxygen: 1 electron reduces O2 to form superoxide (O2−), and 2 electrons reduce O2 to form hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). ROI are generated as a byproduct of aerobic metabolism and by toxicological mechanisms. There is growing evidence for regulated enzyma... | reactive oxygen intermediates ( roi ) are partial reduction products of oxygen : 1 electron reduces o2 to form superoxide ( o2− ), and 2 electrons reduce o2 to form hydrogen peroxide ( h2o2 ). roi are generated as a byproduct of aerobic metabolism and by toxicological mechanisms. there is growing prospects for regulate... | Reactive oxygen intermediates (ROI) are partial reduction products of oxygen: 1 electron reduces O2 to form superoxide (O2 − ), and 2 electrons reduce O2 to form hydrogen peroxide (H2O2 ). ROI are generated as a byproduct of aerobic metabolism and by toxicological mechanisms. There is growing evidence for regHlateV enz... | Reactive (ROI) are partial reduction of oxygen: 1 electron reduces O2 to form superoxide (O2−), and 2 electrons reduce O2 form hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). ROI are generated as a byproduct of aerobic metabolism and by toxicological mechanisms. There growing evidence for regulated enzymatic generation of O2− and its conver... | reACtIve oxYGEN inTERMEdIATEs (rOI) are PArTIAl rEduCtIoN prODuCts Of OXYGEN: 1 ElEcTROn redUCeS o2 tO FOrm SUPerOxIdE (O2−), anD 2 ELecTROnS ReDUCe o2 tO form HydROGen peroXiDe (H2O2). rOi aRE gENEraTeD aS A bYprOdUCT OF AEroBic MetABOLIsm aNd by tOXIcOLogICal mecHaNiSMS. THERE Is GrOwIng evidence fOr regulatEd eNzyMA... | Reactive oxygen intermediates (ROI) are partial reduction products of oxygen: 1 electron reduces O2 to form superoxide (O2−), and 2 electrons reduce O2 to form hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). ROI are generatedasa byproduct of aerobic metabolism and by toxicological mechanisms. There is growing evide... | Reactive oxygen intermediates (ROI) are partial reduction products of oxygen: 1 electron reduces O2 to form superoxide (O2−), and 2 electrons reduce _O2_ to form hydrogen peroxide (H2O2). ROI are generated _as_ _a_ byproduct _of_ aerobic metabolism and by toxicological mechanisms. There is growing evidence _for_ regula... |
This description relates to memory sharing in video transcoding and displaying.
A video transcoder is useful in decoding an encoded video (e.g., compressed video) and subsequently encoding the decoded video according to a different encoding scheme. A video includes a sequence of frames (also referred to as pictures), e... | this description corresponds to memory sharing in video transcoding and displaying. a video transcoder is useful in decoding an encoded video ( e. g., compressed video ) and subsequently encoding the decoded video according to a different encoding scheme. a video includes a sequence of frames ( also referred to as pict... | Rjis description relates to memory sharing in video transcoding and displaying. A video transcoder is useful in decoding an encoded video (e. g. , compressed video) and subsequently encoding the decoded video according to a different encoding scheme. A video includes a sequence of frames (also referred to as pictures )... | description relates to memory sharing in video transcoding and displaying. A video transcoder is useful decoding an encoded video compressed video) subsequently encoding the decoded video according to a different encoding scheme. A video includes a sequence frames (also referred as pictures), each frame including rows ... | this DEScRiPtiON rELATES to memOry shARinG in VideO trANsCOdIng AnD DiSplayInG.
a vIdEo TrAnscOder Is usEFul IN DEcODING AN eNcOdED VidEO (E.g., ComPReSSeD VIdeO) anD SUBSEquenTLY EncOdInG tHe DeCodEd vIdeO ACCoRDINg tO a DIFFerEnt ENcoDinG SCheME. a vIDeo INcludES a SeQuEnCe Of FrAmES (aLso reFERred To as PIcTUreS), e... | Thisdescription relates to memory sharing in video transcoding and displaying. Avideotranscoderis useful in decoding an encoded video (e.g., compressed video) and subsequently encoding the decoded video according to a different encoding scheme. A video includes a sequence of frames (also referredto ... | This description relates to memory _sharing_ in video transcoding and displaying. A video transcoder is useful in decoding an encoded video (e.g., _compressed_ video) _and_ _subsequently_ _encoding_ the decoded _video_ _according_ _to_ _a_ _different_ encoding _scheme._ A video includes a sequence of frames (also refer... |
The present invention relates generally to explosive compositions, and more particularly to the ethylenediamine salt of 5-nitrotetrazole and mixtures thereof.
Ammonium nitrate is an inexpensive and readily available oxidizer used extensively in commercial explosives. Unfortunately, one of the disadvantages of this mate... | the explosive invention relates generally to explosive compositions, and hence particularly to the ethylenediamine salt of 5 - nitrotetrazole and mixtures thereof. ammonium nitrate is an inexpensive and readily available oxidizer used extensively in commercial explosives. unfortunately, one of the disadvantages of this... | The present invention relates generally to explosive fompoxitions, and more par6iculaTly to the ethylenediamine salt of 5 - nitrotetrazole and mixtures thereof. Ammonium nitrate is an inexpensive and readily available oxidizer used extensively in commercial explosives. Unfortunately, one of the disadvantages of this ma... | The present invention relates generally to explosive compositions, more particularly to the ethylenediamine salt of 5-nitrotetrazole and mixtures thereof. Ammonium nitrate inexpensive and readily available oxidizer used extensively in commercial explosives. Unfortunately, one of the disadvantages this material which li... | tHE PResENt inVENtiON RELAtes GenerALlY To EXpLoSIvE cOmPoSITIoNS, AnD mORe PARtICuLaRlY To the ethYLEneDIAMInE saLt OF 5-NiTroTETrazoLe And mIXtUreS theReOF.
aMMONIUM NITRAte Is An INExPenSive AnD Readily aVaiLaBLE oXiDIzeR USeD EXtensiVely in cOmMErcIAL explOSIVEs. uNFOrTUnATElY, ONe OF tHE DisaDVANTaGEs of THiS MAtE... | The present invention relates generallyto explosive compositions, and more particularly to the ethylenediamine salt of 5-nitrotetrazole and mixtures thereof. Ammonium nitrate is an inexpensive andreadily available oxidizer used extensively in commercial explosives. Unfortunately, oneof the disadvant... | The present _invention_ relates generally to explosive compositions, and more _particularly_ to the ethylenediamine salt of 5-nitrotetrazole and mixtures thereof. _Ammonium_ _nitrate_ is an _inexpensive_ _and_ _readily_ available oxidizer _used_ _extensively_ in commercial explosives. _Unfortunately,_ _one_ of the disa... |
Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a moving-coil type pickup cartridge that extracts a signal from a 45-45 stereo record, and particularly to a moving-coil type stereo pickup cartridge capable of obtaining a high productivity and a uniform quality by utilizing a generating coil with a simple shape and, an... | field of the invention this invention relates to a moving - coil type pickup rifle that extracts a signal from a 45 - 45 stereo record, and particularly to a moving - coil type stereo pickup cartridge capable of obtaining a high productivity and relatively uniform quality by utilizing a generating coil with a simple sh... | Field of the Invention This invention relates to a moving - coil type pickup cartridge that extracts a signal from a 45 - 45 stereo record, and particularly to a moving - X(il type stereo pickup cartridge capable of obtaining a high productivity and a uniform quality by utilizing a generating coil with a simple shape a... | Field of the Invention This invention relates to moving-coil pickup cartridge that extracts signal from a 45-45 stereo record, and particularly to a moving-coil type stereo pickup of obtaining a high productivity a uniform quality by utilizing a generating coil with a simple shape and, and further, reducing crosstalk b... | fIelD of tHe INvEnTION
This INvEntion rELaTeS tO A MoviNG-cOIL TYPe pickUp CARTRiDGE tHat eXTRActs A SigNAl FROm A 45-45 StEreO REcoRd, aND pArTIcULARLy TO a mOvinG-cOil TyPe STEReO PicKup CARTRIdGe cApablE oF oBTaINIng a hiGH prODuCTIviTY AND A uniFOrM QualitY by utiliZing A GeNerAtINg COil WITh a simPLE ShaPe And, an... | Field ofthe Invention This invention relates to a moving-coil type pickup cartridgethat extracts a signal from a 45-45 stereo record, and particularly to a moving-coil type stereopickup cartridge capable of obtaining a high productivity and auniform quality by utilizing a generating coil witha simple sh... | _Field_ of the Invention _This_ invention relates to a _moving-coil_ type pickup _cartridge_ that _extracts_ a signal from a 45-45 stereo record, and particularly to _a_ moving-coil type stereo pickup cartridge _capable_ of _obtaining_ a high _productivity_ and a uniform quality by utilizing a generating coil with a si... |
For transmitting a driving force e.g. in a gear box, it is known to use e.g. gear wheels or cone friction clutches, respectively curvic couplings. A gear wheel coupling is formed with two mating components, each comprising teeth that are engagable with each other for transmitting force. A cone friction clutch consists ... | for transmitting a driving force e. g. in a gear box, it is known to use a. g. gear wheels or cone friction clutches, respectively curvic couplings. a gear wheel coupling is formed with two mating components, each comprising teeth that are engagable with each other for transmitting force. a cone friction clutch consist... | For transmitting a driving force e. g. in a gear box, it is known to use e. g. gear wheels or cone friction clutches, respectively curvic coupiingw. A gear wheel coupling is formed with two mating components, each comprising teeth that are engagable with each other for transmitting force. A cone friction clutch consist... | For transmitting a force e.g. in a gear box, it is known to use e.g. gear wheels or cone friction curvic couplings. A gear wheel coupling is formed with two mating components, each teeth that engagable with each other for transmitting force. A cone consists of two corresponding parts, one coupling part forms a female p... | FoR TrAnSmittING A driviNg ForCE E.G. iN a gEAR bOX, iT is KnOwn To USE E.G. GeaR wHEELs Or cONe FricTION cLuTchEs, resPecTiveLy curViC COuPlINgs. a GeAr wheEl COUPLing IS FORmed WITH TWO mATiNG cOmPONeNTS, eaCh COmpRiSING TeETH That are eNGAGaBLE wIth eAcH oThEr foR tRansmiTtING foRCE. A COne frICtiOn ClUTCH COnsIsTs ... | For transmittinga driving force e.g. in a gear box, it is known to use e.g. gear wheels or cone friction clutches,respectively curvic couplings.A gear wheel couplingis formed with two mating components, eachcomprising teeth that are engagable with each other for transmitting force.A cone... | For transmitting a driving force e.g. in _a_ gear box, it is known _to_ use e.g. gear wheels or cone friction _clutches,_ respectively curvic couplings. A gear wheel coupling is _formed_ with two _mating_ _components,_ _each_ comprising teeth that are engagable with each other _for_ _transmitting_ force. A cone frictio... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly relates to a semiconductor device having a plurality of semiconductor chips stacked to each other and electrically connected to each other by using penetration electrode penetrating through the semiconductor chips.
... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly relates to a semiconductor device having a plurality of semiconductor chips stacked to three other and electrically connected to each other by using penetration electrode penetrating through the semiconductor chips.... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly relates to a semiconductor device having a plurality of semiconductor chips stacked to each other and electrically connected to each other by using penetration electrode penetrating through the semiconductor chips. ... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly relates to a semiconductor device having a of semiconductor chips stacked to other and electrically connected to each other by using penetration electrode penetrating through semiconductor chips. 2. Description Related ... | 1. fIeLD of the INVENtion
The pReSENt INvEnTiON ReLATES TO a seMICoNdUctoR DEViCe, anD MorE PaRTiCUlarlY relATes To A SemIcoNDUCtor dEViCe HaVinG A PLURaLiTy of SEMicONduCTOr CHIpS sTaCKeD tO eACH OthER And eLECTriCaLLY COnnECTed to Each OTHER by UsIng pEneTratIOn ElecTROde PENetRaTinG tHrOugh tHE semIcOnDUCToR CHIPs.
... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly relates to a semiconductor device havinga plurality of semiconductor chips stackedto each other and electricallyconnected to each other by using penetration electrode penetrating through the ... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ to _a_ semiconductor device, and more particularly relates to a semiconductor device having a plurality of _semiconductor_ chips _stacked_ to each other and electrically connected to each other by using penetration electrode penetrating through the _semiconduc... |
The conventional liquid crystal display (LCD) is configured into separate regions with each region containing a number of individually activated segments that can display various alpha-numeric characters. One region may conventionally have 7 segments configured in a figure eight pattern. Different combinations of the s... | the conventional liquid crystal display ( lcd ) is configured into separate regions with each region containing a number of independently activated segments that can display various alpha - point characters. one region cannot conventionally have 7 segments configured in a figure eight pattern. different combinations of... | The conventional liquid crystal display (LCD) is configured into separate regions with each refJon containing a number of individually activated segments that can display various alpha - numeric characters. One region may conventionally have 7 segments configured in a figure eight pattern. Different combinations of the... | The conventional liquid crystal display (LCD) is into separate regions with each region containing a number of segments that can display various alpha-numeric characters. One may conventionally have 7 segments configured in a figure eight pattern. Different combinations the segments may be used to a desired number, for... | the COnVENtIOnAL lIQUID cryStAl diSpLay (lcD) iS conFIgURED Into SEpaRAtE REgIONs wITh eACh regIoN cONTAiNiNG a numbeR Of iNDiVIdUALlY ACTivated sEgmentS ThAT CAN DiSplaY VAriOuS AlPHa-NUmErIC cHaRACTErS. onE rEGiON MAy convEnTIONaLlY HaVe 7 sEgmEnTs ConfiGUreD iN a FiGUre eIgHT PAtTErn. diffErENT cOmBINaTioNS OF THe s... | The conventional liquid crystal display (LCD) is configuredinto separate regions with each region containing a number of individually activatedsegments that can display various alpha-numeric characters. One region mayconventionally have 7 segments configured ina figure eightpattern. Differe... | The conventional liquid crystal display _(LCD)_ is configured into separate _regions_ with each region _containing_ _a_ _number_ of individually activated segments that can display various alpha-numeric characters. One region may conventionally have 7 segments configured in a figure eight _pattern._ Different combinati... |
The following text should not be construed as an admission of knowledge in the prior art. Furthermore, citation or identification of any document in this application is not an admission that such document is available as prior art to the present invention, or that any reference forms a part of the common general knowle... | the following text should not be construed as an admission of knowledge in the prior art. furthermore, citation or identification of any document in this application is not an admission that such document is available as prior art to the present invention, or that any reference requires a part of the common general kno... | The following text should not be construed as an admission of knowl@dVe in the prior art. Furthermore, citation or identification of any document in this application is not an admission that such document is available as prior art to the present invention, or that any reference forms a part of the common general knowle... | The following should not be construed as an admission of in the art. Furthermore, citation of any document in this application is not an admission that document is available as prior art to the present invention, or that any reference forms a part of the common general knowledge in the art. of blood is a major cause of... | THe FoLlOwInG teXt SHouLd Not be cONSTRueD As An aDMission Of kNowLeDge in tHE PRIoR art. fuRTHerMORE, cItATIoN OR IdentIFicATION Of aNY doCUMeNt iN ThIs aPPlicATioN iS NoT an AdMisSion ThaT SUcH DOcUmenT IS availaBLe aS PRIoR ART TO THE PReseNt InVeNTIOn, oR THat aNY ReferEnce fORmS a Part OF tHe comMon generAL knOWle... | The following text should not be construed as an admissionof knowledge in the prior art. Furthermore, citation or identificationof any document in thisapplication is not an admissionthatsuch document is available asprior art to the presentinvention, or thatany referenceformsa part of the common general knowle... | The following text should not be construed as _an_ admission of knowledge in the prior _art._ _Furthermore,_ citation or _identification_ of any _document_ in _this_ application is not an admission that such document is _available_ as prior _art_ to the present _invention,_ or _that_ any _reference_ forms a part of the... |
This application claims the benefit of United Kingdom Application No. 0031771.9, filed Dec. 29, 2000.
The present invention relates to data processing generally and, more particularly, data processing to reduce of the number of bits in a data word.
In data processing operations, particularly those involving some form o... | this application claims the benefit of multiple kingdom application no. 0031771. 1, filed dec. 29, 2000. the present invention relates to data processing generally and, more particularly, data processing to reduce of the number of bits in a data word. in data processing operations, particularly those involving some for... | This application claims the benefit of United Kingdom Application No. 0031771. 9, filed Dec. 29, 2000. The present invention relates to data processing generally and, more particularly, data processing to reduce of the number of bits in a Fafa word. In data processing operations, particularly those involving some form ... | This application claims the benefit of United Kingdom Application No. 0031771.9, filed Dec. 29, 2000. The present invention relates to data processing generally and, more particularly, data processing to the number of bits in a word. In data processing operations, particularly those involving some form of arithmetic ca... | thIS APPLICatIon CLAIMs tHe BenEfIT OF UniTed kINgDom appLIcAtIoN No. 0031771.9, FIled dec. 29, 2000.
THE PRESeNT INvENTiON relATeS tO dAtA PRocESsIng GEnerALLy And, MoRe pARtiCulARLY, dATA PRoCesSiNg to REdUcE Of THE NuMbeR OF Bits In A dAtA worD.
IN DAta pRoCeSSIng OPERatIOnS, pARtIcULaRLY THoSe iNvolvIng SomE Form O... | This application claims the benefit ofUnited Kingdom Application No. 0031771.9, filed Dec. 29, 2000. The present invention relates to data processing generally and, more particularly, dataprocessingto reduceof the number of bits ina data word. In data processing operations, particularly those involvin... | This _application_ _claims_ the benefit _of_ United Kingdom Application No. 0031771.9, filed Dec. 29, 2000. The present invention relates to data processing generally and, more particularly, data processing to reduce of the number of bits in a data word. In _data_ processing _operations,_ particularly those involving _... |
In an image processing apparatus, such as a scanner or a copier, for example, a contact image sensor (CIS) module can be used. A CIS module is an image sensor module configured to optically read image information of an original document and to convert the optically read image information into an electrical signal.
The ... | in an image processing apparatus, such as a scanner inside a copier, for example, a contact image sensor ( cis ) module can be used. a cis module is an image sensor module configured to optically read image information of an original document and to convert the optically read image information into an electrical image.... | In an iKagw processing apparatus, such as a scanner or a copier, for example, a contact image sensor (CIS) module can be used. A CIS module is an image sensor module confKgu#ed to optically read image informatkIn of an original document and to convert the optically read image information into an electrical signal. The ... | In an image processing apparatus, such as scanner or a copier, for example, contact sensor (CIS) module can be CIS module is an image module configured to optically read image information of an original document to convert the optically read information into electrical signal. The CIS module can include a source having... | in aN iMAgE PRoCeSSIng AppARATUs, Such aS A SCAnNER OR a cOpIEr, for ExaMPLe, a cONTAcT ImAGe Sensor (cis) ModULe cAN bE USed. a CiS modULE is aN ImAgE seNSOR MODuLe CoNfIGurED TO oPTICallY rEAD iMagE INfOrMatION oF aN oriGiNAl DOCumenT And tO coNvert thE OpTicAlLy reAD iMAGe inforMATiOn iNto an eLectriCaL SiGnAl.
tHe ... | In an image processing apparatus, such as a scanner or a copier, for example, a contactimage sensor (CIS) module can be used. A CIS module is an image sensor moduleconfigured to optically read image information ofan original documentand to convert the optically read image information into an el... | In an _image_ processing apparatus, such as a scanner or a copier, _for_ example, _a_ contact image sensor (CIS) module can be used. A CIS module is an image sensor module configured _to_ optically read _image_ information of _an_ original document and to convert the _optically_ read image information into an electrica... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to an electric power-feeding structure for feeding electric power to a moving body which is driven to be raised or lowered, such as a window glass of a motor vehicle.
2. Background Art
In the window glass of a motor vehicle, such as an automobile, electric power is fed t... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to an electric power - feeding structure for feeding electric power to a moving body which is driven to be raised or lowered, such as a window glass of a motor vehicle. 2. background art in the window glass of a motor vehicle, such as an automobile, electric power is fed... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to an electric power - feeding structure for feeding electric power to a moving body which is driven to be raised or lowered, such as a window glass of a motor vehicle. 2. Background Art In the window gpSss of a motor vehicle, such as an aut0mobi:e, electric power is fed... | 1. Technical The present invention relates an electric power-feeding structure for feeding electric power to a moving body which is to be raised or lowered, such as a window of a motor vehicle. 2. Background Art In the window glass of a vehicle, as an automobile, electric is fed the window glass in which a heating wire... | 1. tEChNICal fiELD
ThE pRESeNt inVeNTIOn RElAtEs tO AN ELEcTric POweR-feeDINg sTrucTUre fOR fEediNg eleCtRIc PowER To a mOvinG bodY wHICH IS DRIVeN tO bE rAiSed Or loWEreD, sUCh As a wINdOw GLASs oF a MotOR VehiCle.
2. bAcKgRounD ART
IN tHe WiNdOW GlaSS oF A motoR VEhiCLE, such aS AN auTomOBIlE, eLECtriC pOWeR is fEd t... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to an electric power-feeding structure for feeding electric power to a moving body which is driven to beraised or lowered, such as a windowglass of a motor vehicle. 2. Background Art In the window glass of a motor vehicle,such as an automobile, elec... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to _an_ electric power-feeding structure _for_ feeding electric power to a moving body which is driven to be raised or lowered, _such_ as a _window_ _glass_ _of_ a motor vehicle. 2. Background Art In the window glass of a motor vehicle, such _as_ _an_ _automobile,_ elect... |
The invention relates to an emergency core cooling system for either a pool or loop-type liquid metal fast breeder reactor (LMFBR).
The fuel core of a nuclear reactor continues to produce heat (called decay heat) for some time following shutdown. Removal of decay heat must be accomplished any time a nuclear reactor is ... | the invention relates to an emergency core cooling system for rotating a pool or loop - type liquid metal fast breeder turbine ( lmfbr ). the fuel core of a nuclear reactor continues cannot produce heat ( called decay heat ) for some time following shutdown. removal of decay heat must be accomplished any time a nuclear... | The invention relates to an emergency core cooling system for either a pool or loop - type liquid metal fast breeder reactor (LMFBR ). The fuel core of a nuclear reactor continues to produce heat (called decay heat) for some time following shutdown. Removal of decay u4at must be accomplished any time a nucl3Qr reactor ... | The relates to an emergency core cooling system for either a pool or loop-type liquid metal fast breeder reactor (LMFBR). The fuel core of a nuclear reactor continues to produce heat decay heat) for some time following shutdown. Removal of decay heat must be accomplished any time a nuclear reactor is shut down after op... | ThE inventiON rElaTEs To aN EMeRGENCy coRE COOLInG SysTEm fOr eITher A pOOl OR loop-tyPE liqUID MEtal fASt breeDeR REaCtor (LMfBR).
tHE fuel Core Of A nucLEar reacTOR CONTiNUES tO pRODUcE HEAt (CaLlED deCAy HEAT) for sOme Time fOlLOWing SHutdOwN. remOVaL oF dEcAY HEaT MUSt Be ACcOmPLisheD aNy tIme A nUcLear reAcToR Is ... | The inventionrelates to an emergency core coolingsystemfor either a pool or loop-type liquid metal fast breeder reactor (LMFBR). The fuel core of a nuclear reactor continues to produce heat (called decay heat)for some time following shutdown. Removal of decay heat must be accomplished any time a ... | The _invention_ relates to an _emergency_ core cooling _system_ _for_ either _a_ pool or loop-type liquid metal fast breeder reactor _(LMFBR)._ The fuel core of a nuclear reactor continues _to_ produce heat (called decay _heat)_ for some time following _shutdown._ _Removal_ of decay _heat_ _must_ be accomplished _any_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to graphics processing and more specifically to processing of a geometry shader program developed in a level-high shading language.
2. Description of the Related Art
Over the past decade, the cost of adding on-chip logic to processors has s... | 1. field of the invention embodiments of the present invention relate generally to vector processing and more specifically to processing of a geometry shader program developed in a level - high shading language. 2. description of the related art over the past decade, the cost of adding on - chip logic to processors has... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention relate generally to graphics processing and more specifically to processing of a geometry shader program developed in a level - high shading language. 2. Description of the Related Art Over the past decade, the cost of adding on - chip logic to processors h... | Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally to graphics processing and more specifically processing of a geometry shader program developed in a level-high shading 2. Description of the Art Over past decade, the cost of adding on-chip logic to processors has substantially decreased. Consequentl... | 1. field oF THe inVEnTIoN
EmBoDIMeNtS OF THe prEseNt INvEnTIOn relaTE GeneRALLY TO GrAPHics PrOCeSSIng And mORE speCIFicalLy TO ProCESSING oF A GEoMEtRY shaDER ProgRam DevElopEd iN A LevEl-hIgh sHaDiNg LaNGuAgE.
2. DesCRipTioN oF ThE reLAteD aRt
oVER the paSt dECAdE, the coSt oF addInG On-chIp lOGiC TO pRoceSSOrs hAs s... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the presentinvention relate generally to graphics processing and more specificallyto processing of ageometry shaderprogram developed in a level-high shading language. 2.Description of the Related Art Over the past decade, the cost of adding on-chiplogic to processor... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention Embodiments of the present invention relate generally _to_ graphics processing and more _specifically_ to processing of a geometry shader program developed in a level-high shading language. 2. Description of the Related Art _Over_ the past decade, the cost _of_ adding _on-chip_ logic to pr... |
A social network service or system, or “social network”, is an online service, platform, or site that focuses on facilitating the building of social networks or social relations among people who, for example, share interests, activities, backgrounds, or real-life connections. A social network service typically includes... | a social network service or system, or “ social network ”, is an online software, platform, or site that works on facilitating the building of social networks or social relations among people who, for example, share interests, activities, backgrounds, or real - life interactions. a social network service system include... | A social network service or system, or “ social network ”, is an online service, platform, or site that focuses on facilitating the building of social networks or social relations among people who, for example, share interests, activities, backgrounds, or real - life connections. A social jetwirk service typically incl... | A social network service or system, or “social network”, is an online service, platform, or site that focuses on facilitating building of social networks or relations among people who, example, share interests, activities, backgrounds, or real-life connections. A social network service typically includes a representati... | A soCial NeTwORK SErViCe or sYstem, oR “socIAL NETwOrK”, iS An OnLINe servICe, PLAtfORm, oR SiTE THat FoCUseS oN fACIlItatiNg tHE BUilDing oF SoCiaL neTworKS oR sOcIal ReLATiONs AMong pEOplE who, FOr EXaMplE, sHarE inteREStS, activItIeS, BaCKGrOunDS, oR Real-life cOnneCTIONS. A sOcIAl NETworK service TYPIcALLy INCluDes... | A social network service or system, or “social network”, isanonline service, platform, or site that focuses on facilitating the building of social networks or social relations among people who, for example, share interests, activities, backgrounds, or real-life connections. A social network service typ... | A _social_ _network_ _service_ or system, or “social network”, is an online service, platform, or _site_ that focuses _on_ facilitating the _building_ of social networks or social relations _among_ people who, for example, share _interests,_ activities, backgrounds, or real-life _connections._ A social network service ... |
Satellite positioning systems (SPS), such as the Global Positioning System (GPS), permit the determination of a geographic location of an entity, such as a person, that is equipped with an SPS receiver. SPS receivers, such as those which operate in GPS or other satellite positioning systems, normally determine their po... | satellite positioning systems ( sps ), such as the global positioning system ( gps ), permit the determination of a geographic location of an entity, such as a person, that is equipped with an sps terminal. sps receivers, such as those which operate in gps or other terrestrial positioning systems, normally specify thei... | Satellite positioning systems (SPS ), such as the Global Positioning System (GPS ), permit the determination of a geographic location of an entity, sKdh as a person, that is rquipled with an SPS receiver. SPS %eceiverC, such as ghoqe which operate in GPS or other satellite positioning systems, normally determine their ... | Satellite positioning systems (SPS), such as the Global System (GPS), permit the determination of a geographic location of an entity, such as a person, that is equipped with an SPS receiver. SPS receivers, such those which operate in other satellite positioning normally determine their position by computing relative ti... | SateLlITE PoSitioNINg sYSTems (spS), sucH aS tHE GlobaL POSiTiOniNg SYstEM (GpS), PermiT THe DEtermiNAtIOn oF A geoGRAphIc lOCatIon Of an ENTiTY, Such aS a PERson, tHAt iS EQUippED WIth An sPs REceIvEr. spS REceiVers, sUCh aS THoSE WhIch oPEraTe In gPS Or oTher SAtElliTE POsitiOniNG syStems, noRMaLLy dEtErMiNe THEiR Po... | Satellite positioning systems (SPS),suchas the Global Positioning System (GPS), permit the determination of a geographiclocation of anentity, such as a person, that is equipped withan SPS receiver. SPS receivers, such as those which operate inGPS or other satellite positioning systems, norm... | Satellite positioning systems (SPS), such as the Global _Positioning_ System (GPS), permit the determination _of_ a geographic location of an entity, such as _a_ person, that is equipped with an SPS receiver. SPS _receivers,_ such as those _which_ operate in GPS or other satellite _positioning_ systems, normally determ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to stereoscopic viewers and more particularly to a foldable viewer that can be placed in a magazine or similar publication for advertising or promotional purposes. In one form of the invention a protective backing integral with the foldable viewer is inc... | 1. field of the invention the present approach relates generally to stereoscopic viewers and more particularly to a paper viewer that can be placed in a magazine or similar publication for advertising or promotional purposes. in one form of the invention a protective backing designed with the foldable viewer is include... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to stereoscopic viewers and more particularly to a foldable viewer that can be placed in a magQzin$ or similar publication for advertising or promotional purposes. In one form of the invention a protective backing integral with the foldable viewer is inc... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates generally to stereoscopic viewers and more particularly to a foldable viewer that can be placed in magazine or similar publication for advertising or promotional purposes. In one form the invention a protective backing integral with the viewer is included to form a po... | 1. Field Of The iNvEntIon
THe PrEsent iNvENtion rElatEs GENerAlly TO sTEReoScOpic vieweRs aND moRe pARTiCULArLy To a foldabLE vIeWEr tHat CaN Be plaCEd IN a MAGazINe or SIMiLaR PUbLicaTioN FoR AdVertisIng OR prOMOtioNAL PURpOsEs. iN onE foRM Of THE INVeNtIOn A PRoTectIve BACKIng IntEgral WITh THe FOLdaBle vIewER iS iNC... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to stereoscopic viewersand more particularly to a foldable viewer that can be placed in a magazine orsimilar publication for advertising or promotional purposes. Inone form ofthe invention a protective backing integral withthe foldable vie... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates generally to stereoscopic viewers and more particularly to a foldable viewer _that_ can be placed in _a_ _magazine_ or similar publication for advertising _or_ promotional purposes. In one _form_ of the invention a protective backing integral _with_ the foldable... |
Many companies, such as retailers and manufacturers, utilize RFID tags to uniquely identify products for purposes such as inventory control and optimizing product availability. RFID tags are typically attached to products to enable the companies to wirelessly detect the presence of the products. For example, mobile or ... | various companies, such as retailers and manufacturers, utilize rfid tags and uniquely identify products for purposes such as inventory control and optimizing product availability. rfid tags are typically attached to products to enable the companies to wirelessly detect the presence of the products. for example, mobile... | Many companies, such as retailers and manufacturers, utilize RFID tags to uniquely identify products for purposes such as inventory control and optimizing product availability. RFID tags are typically attached to products to enable the companies to wirelessly detect the presence of the products. For example, mobile or ... | Many companies, such as retailers and manufacturers, utilize RFID tags to uniquely identify for purposes such as inventory and optimizing availability. RFID tags are typically attached to products to enable the companies to wirelessly detect the presence of the products. For mobile or fixed can be by employees to and d... | MANY COMpANIes, sUcH as RETaILERs aND maNUfactURErs, UTIliZE RFiD Tags To uNIqueLY idEnTIfy PRoDUcTS foR PuRPOseS SUCh aS InvEntOry CoNTroL And oPtiMIzING pROdUct aVaIlaBiLITY. rFid TaGs arE TYpICaLLy attaCHed To prODuCTs TO enabLe The ComPANiEs To wiRELESsLY dEtecT THe pReSENce Of THe PrODUcTs. foR EXAMPLe, mOBILE Or ... | Many companies, such asretailersand manufacturers, utilize RFIDtags to uniquelyidentify products for purposes suchas inventory control and optimizing product availability. RFID tags are typically attached to productsto enable thecompaniesto wirelessly detect the presence of ... | Many _companies,_ such as retailers and _manufacturers,_ utilize RFID tags to uniquely identify _products_ for _purposes_ such as inventory control and optimizing product availability. RFID tags are _typically_ attached to products _to_ enable the companies to wirelessly detect the presence of the products. _For_ examp... |
In recent years, a requirement for a digital electronic equipment to have a higher performance is boundless, and a semiconductor integrated circuit (IC/LSI) which is mounted on a printed circuit board and is used as a semiconductor device tends to be more highly integrated and use higher frequency. For this reason, the... | in recent years, a requirement for a digital electronic equipment to have a higher performance is boundless, and a semiconductor integrated circuit ( ic / lsi ) which is mounted on a printed circuit board and is used as a semiconductor device tends to be more highly integrated and use higher frequency. for this reason,... | In recent years, a requirement for a digital electronic equipment to have a higher performance is boundless, and a semiconductor integrated circuit (IC / LSI) which is mounted on a printed circuit board and is used as a semiconductor device tends to be more highly integrated and use higher frequency. For this reason, t... | In recent years, a for a digital electronic equipment to have a higher performance is boundless, and a semiconductor circuit (IC/LSI) which is mounted on a circuit board and is used a semiconductor device tends to be more highly use higher frequency. this reason, the number of simultaneous switching in the IC/LSI tends... | In RECENT YEArS, A rEqUirEmENT fOR a DigitaL ELectRoNIC EQuiPmENt to HAvE A hiGhER PERfOrMaNCe iS BOUNDlesS, And A sEMICondUcTOR iNTegratED cIRCuIt (ic/lSi) wHiCH is MouNTEd oN A printEd CIrCuIT BoArD AnD IS Used aS A SEMiCOnductor dEViCE tenDS TO Be morE HiGhLY iNtegRATed AnD UsE HiGHer FrEqUENCY. FOr ThiS reasoN, tHE... | Inrecent years, a requirementfor a digitalelectronic equipment to have a higherperformance is boundless, and a semiconductor integrated circuit (IC/LSI)which ismounted on a printed circuit board and is used as a semiconductor device tends to be more highly integrated and use higher frequency.For this reas... | In recent years, a _requirement_ for a digital electronic equipment _to_ have _a_ _higher_ _performance_ is boundless, and a semiconductor _integrated_ circuit (IC/LSI) which is mounted on a printed circuit board and _is_ used as a semiconductor _device_ tends _to_ be more highly integrated and use _higher_ frequency. ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to semiconductor memory devices, particularly to a semiconductor memory device having a test mode.
2. Description of the Background Art
As the storage capacity of a semiconductor memory device (SRAM, DRAM, etc.) increases, an increasing number of address signal in... | 1. field of the invention the present invention belongs to semiconductor memory devices, particularly to a semiconductor memory device having a test mode. 2. description of the background art as the storage capacity of a semiconductor memory device ( sram, dram, etc. ) increases, an increasing number of address signal ... | 1. Field of the Invention The pressBt invention relates to semiconductor memory devices, particularly to a semiconductor memory device having a test mode. 2. Description of the Background Art As the storage capacity of a semiconductor memory device (SRAM, DRAM, etc.) increases, an increasing number of address signal in... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to semiconductor memory to a semiconductor memory device having a test mode. 2. Description of the Background Art As storage capacity of a semiconductor memory device (SRAM, DRAM, etc.) increases, an increasing number of address signal terminals and data signal input/output... | 1. FIelD oF thE InvEntioN
the pREseNT INVenTiON ReLAteS To SemIConduCTor MeMORY dEvIces, partiCULArlY tO A sEMICoNdUctoR memORY deVICe HAVing a TEst MODE.
2. DEScrIpTION oF THE BaCkgrOunD aRT
AS tHe sToRaGe cApaCItY OF A sEMIcOndUCtOr meMoRy DEVicE (sram, DrAM, etC.) iNCreasES, AN inCrEASING NUmBER OF adDresS SignAl in... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent inventionrelates to semiconductor memory devices,particularlyto a semiconductormemory device having a test mode. 2. Description of the Background Art As the storage capacity ofa semiconductor memory device (SRAM, DRAM, etc.) increases, an increasing number of addr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to semiconductor memory _devices,_ particularly to a semiconductor _memory_ device having _a_ _test_ mode. 2. Description _of_ _the_ Background Art As the storage capacity _of_ a _semiconductor_ memory device (SRAM, _DRAM,_ etc.) _increases,_ an increasing _number... |
Lithium batteries (batteries containing metallic lithium as the negative electrode active material) are becoming increasingly popular as portable power sources for electronic devices that have high power operating requirements. Common consumer lithium batteries include lithium/manganese dioxide (Li/MnO2) and lithium/ir... | lithium batteries ( batteries containing metallic lithium as the negative electrode active material ) are becoming increasingly popular as portable power sources for electronic devices that have high power operating requirements. common consumer lithium batteries included lithium / manganese dioxide ( li / mno2 ) and l... | Lithium batteries (batteries containing metallic lithium as the negative electrode active material) are becoming increasingly popular as portable power sources for electronic devices that have high power operating requirements. Common consumer lithium batteries include lithium / manganese dioxide (Li / MnO2) and lithiu... | Lithium batteries (batteries containing metallic lithium the negative electrode active material) are becoming increasingly popular as portable sources for electronic devices that have high power requirements. Common consumer lithium batteries include lithium/manganese dioxide (Li/MnO2) and lithium/iron batteries, which... | lITHiuM battERIeS (bATTerIeS COntaINIng metaLLiC LITHIuM as THE NEgATiVe ELeCTrode AcTIve MatERiAl) are becoMIng INCREAsInGly poPulAR AS porTABlE pOWeR SoURCeS foR eLEctROnIc DEVIceS THAT HAve hIGh POWER oPeRATiNG REqUIREments. cOmMON ConsUmer liThiuM BattERiES iNclUde LitHIuM/mAnGaNese dIOxIdE (Li/MnO2) and LITHIUm/IR... | Lithium batteries (batteriescontainingmetallic lithium as the negative electrode active material) are becoming increasingly popular as portable powersourcesforelectronic devices that have high power operating requirements. Common consumerlithium batteries include lithium/manganese dioxide (Li/MnO2) and lithiu... | Lithium batteries (batteries containing metallic lithium as _the_ negative electrode active material) are _becoming_ increasingly popular _as_ _portable_ power _sources_ for electronic devices _that_ _have_ _high_ power operating _requirements._ Common consumer _lithium_ batteries _include_ lithium/manganese dioxide (L... |
The invention concerns a method of two-dimensional, heteronuclear correlation spectroscopy for the investigation of solid state samples, containing a first (.sup.1 H) and a second (.sup.13 C) nuclear species, in a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer by means of an NMR pulse sequence, which pulse sequence comp... | the invention concerns a method comprising two - dimensional, heteronuclear correlation spectroscopy for the investigation of solid state samples, containing a first (. sup. 1 h ) and a second (. sup. 13 c ) nuclear species, in a nuclear magnetic resonance ( rs ) spectrometer by means of an nmr pulse sequence, which pu... | The invention concerns a method of two - dimensional, heteronuclear correlation spectroscopy for the investigation of solid state samples, containing a first (. sup. 1 H) and a second (. sup. 13 C) nuclear species, in a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer by means of an NMR pulse sequence, which pulse sequenc... | The invention concerns method of two-dimensional, heteronuclear correlation spectroscopy for the investigation of solid samples, a first (.sup.1 H) a second (.sup.13 C) nuclear species, in a magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer by means of an NMR sequence, which pulse sequence comprises a preparation an evolution inte... | THe INvEntiOn cONceRnS A meTHOD of Two-dimENsIOnaL, hETERONuCLEaR CoRrELatIOn sPeCTrOscoPY foR The inVESTigaTiOn OF SOlid STAte SAmPles, CoNTaIniNg A FiRSt (.sUP.1 H) and a SEcOnd (.Sup.13 c) NUcLEar SpECIeS, in a nucleaR mAGNetIC REsonancE (NMr) sPectroMeTEr BY mEANS OF AN Nmr Pulse SEqueNCE, WHICh PULSE SeQUENCE COmP... | The invention concerns a method of two-dimensional, heteronuclearcorrelation spectroscopy for the investigation of solid state samples, containing a first (.sup.1 H) and a second (.sup.13C) nuclearspecies, in anuclear magnetic resonance (NMR)spectrometer by means of anNMR pulse sequence,which pulse sequence... | _The_ _invention_ concerns _a_ method of two-dimensional, _heteronuclear_ correlation spectroscopy _for_ the investigation of solid state samples, containing _a_ first (.sup.1 H) and a second (.sup.13 C) nuclear species, in a nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectrometer by means of an NMR pulse sequence, which pulse s... |
The present invention relates to absorbent articles, and more particularly to disposable diapers.
During recent years diapers of the disposable type have come into widespread use. Although disposable diapers have attained popularity with parents due to convenience, unfavorable comments have been made about leakage from... | the present invention relates to absorbent articles, and more particularly to disposable fabrics. during recent years diapers of the disposable type have come into widespread use. although disposable diapers have attained popularity with parents due to privacy, unfavorable comments have been made about leakage from the... | The present invention relates to absorbent articles, and more particularly to disposable diapers. During recent years diapers of the disposable type have come into widespread use. Although disposable diapers have attained popularity wL%h parents due to convenience, unfavorable comments have b$$n made about leakage from... | The present invention relates absorbent articles, and more particularly to disposable diapers. During recent years diapers of the disposable type have come into widespread use. Although disposable have attained popularity with parents due to convenience, unfavorable have been made about leakage from the diapers during ... | the prEsEnt InVeNTION RelATEs to AbsoRbeNT artICleS, AND mORE PartICulaRlY TO dIspOsablE diAPERs.
DURINg RECENt YeArS diApeRs OF thE dISpOSable TYpe HAve coMe inTO WiDESPReaD use. ALThOUGH dISpOSaBlE diApeRS HAve aTtaiNEd PopULArItY WiTH pArentS DuE to conveNieNCe, unFaVorable cOMMEntS hAVe bEEn MAde ABouT LEaKagE fROm... | The present inventionrelates to absorbent articles, and more particularly to disposable diapers. During recent years diapersof the disposable type have come into widespread use. Although disposable diapers have attained popularity withparents due toconvenience, unfavorable commentshave been made about... | The present invention relates to absorbent articles, and more particularly to disposable _diapers._ _During_ recent years diapers of the disposable type have _come_ into widespread use. Although _disposable_ diapers _have_ attained popularity with parents _due_ to convenience, unfavorable _comments_ have been made abou... |
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