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The immobilization of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) onto support surfaces has become an important aspect in the development of DNA-based assay systems as well as for other purposes, including the development of microfabricated arrays for DNA analysis. See, for instance, "The Development of Microfabricated Arrays of DNA S... | the immobilization of deoxyribonucleic acid ( dna ) polymer support surfaces has become an important aspect in the development of dna - based assay systems as well as for other purposes, including the development of microfabricated arrays for dna analysis. see, for instance, " the development of microfabricated arrays ... | The immobilization of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) onto support surfaces has become an important aspect in the development of DNA - based assay systems as well as for other purposes, including the development of microfabricated arrays for DNA analysis. See, for instance, " The Development of Microfabricated Arrays of DN... | The immobilization of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) onto support surfaces has become an important aspect in the development of DNA-based systems well as for purposes, including the development of arrays for DNA analysis. See, for instance, "The Development of Microfabricated Arrays of Sequencing and Analysis", O'Donnell-... | thE IMMoBIlIZATioN of DEOxyrIBOnUclEic Acid (DNa) ONtO SUpPOrT surfAcES HAS bEcOmE An ImPoRTAnt aSpeCt in tHe dEVELopMEnt OF dnA-basEd ASSAY sysTems As WELL aS fOR othEr PurPoSES, iNcLUDINg tHE dEveloPMeNt of micROFAbRIcAted arRAyS FOr dNa analysis. See, fOR instANCe, "The DEVeloPMent OF miCrOFaBriCaTED ARrAYS Of Dna s... | The immobilization of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) onto support surfaces has become an important aspect in the development ofDNA-based assaysystems as well as forother purposes,including thedevelopment of microfabricated arrays forDNA analysis. See, forinstance, "The Development of Microfabricated Arrays ofDN... | The immobilization of deoxyribonucleic acid (DNA) onto _support_ surfaces _has_ become an important aspect in the development of _DNA-based_ assay _systems_ as well as for other purposes, including the development _of_ microfabricated arrays for DNA analysis. See, for instance, "The Development of _Microfabricated_ _Ar... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a plate for planographic printing with which direct plate formation, in which a plate can be formed directly by scanning an infrared laser based on digital signals from a computer or the like, is possible. Specifically, the present invention relates to an infrared-... | 1. field of invention the present invention relates for a plate for planographic printing with which photographic plate formation, in which a plate can be formed directly by scanning an infrared laser based on digital signals from a computer or the like, is possible. specifically, the present invention relates to an in... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a plate for planographic printing with which direct plate formation, in which a plate can be formed directly by scanning an infrared laser based on digital signals from a computer or the like, is possible. Specifically, the present invention relates to an infrared ... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a plate for planographic printing with which direct plate formation, in a plate can be formed directly by scanning an infrared laser based on digital signals from a computer or the like, is possible. Specifically, the present invention relates to infrared-sensitive... | 1. FIeLD oF invEntIOn
tHE PrEseNT InveNTiON relAtes to a pLATe FOr plaNogRAPHIC PRiNTIng wItH which DIreCT PLatE formAtioN, In whiCh A PLatE cAn be fORmED DIrecTly BY ScanNing an iNfrAred LASER basED ON dIgiTAl SignaLs From a CompUtER or ThE LIke, IS pOsSible. SpECiFiCAlLY, tHe pRESenT INvENTIOn RELaTes TO AN infRarED-... | 1.Field of Invention The present invention relates to a plate for planographic printing withwhich directplate formation, in which a plate can be formed directly by scanning an infrared laser based on digital signals from acomputer or the like, is possible. Specifically, the present invention r... | _1._ Field of _Invention_ The present invention relates to a _plate_ for _planographic_ printing with which direct plate formation, in which _a_ plate _can_ be formed directly by _scanning_ an infrared _laser_ based on digital signals _from_ _a_ computer or the like, is possible. Specifically, the present invention rel... |
Rational manipulation of large DNA constructs is a central challenge to current synthetic biology and genome engineering efforts. In recent years, a variety of technologies have been developed to address this challenge and increase the specificity and speed with which mutations can be generated. Additionally, adaptive ... | rational manipulation of large dna constructs is a central challenge to current synthetic biology and genome engineering efforts. in recent times, a trilogy of technologies have been developed to address this challenge and demonstrate disease specificity and speed by which mutations can be generated. additionally, adap... | Rational manipulation of large DNA constructs is a centgao challenge to current synthetic biology and genome engineering efforts. In recent years, a variety of technologies have been developed to address this challenge and increase the specificity and speed with which mutations can be generated. Additionally, adaptive ... | manipulation large DNA constructs is a central challenge to current synthetic biology genome engineering efforts. In recent years, a variety of have been developed to address this challenge and increase specificity and speed with mutations can be generated. Additionally, adaptive mutations are a central driver of evolu... | ratiONaL MaNiPuLAtiON of LARGe dNA CONstrUctS Is A cEnTRal cHalleNGe to CUrreNt SynthETIc biOLOgy anD GENomE ENGInEerING EFfORTs. iN RecenT YEars, A vARiEtY Of TeCHnOlOGiES haVE BeEn dEVELoPed to addReSS thiS chalLeNGe AND inCReasE The sPEcIfICITy And speEd WitH WhiCh MUtaTIONS CAn Be gEnErAted. AdDITIonalLy, adaPtive ... | Rational manipulation of large DNA constructs is a central challenge to current synthetic biologyand genome engineering efforts. In recent years, a variety of technologies have beendeveloped to addressthis challenge and increase the specificity and speed with which mutations can be generated. Addit... | Rational manipulation of large DNA constructs is a central challenge _to_ _current_ synthetic _biology_ _and_ genome engineering efforts. In recent years, a variety _of_ technologies have been developed _to_ address this challenge and increase the specificity and speed with which mutations can _be_ generated. Additiona... |
The present invention relates to a compressor, and more particularly, to a compressor having an improved structure of a valve unit for controlling the suction and discharge of fluid.
There are several kinds of conventional compressors such as a scroll type compressor, a rotary type compressor, a wobble plate type compr... | the present invention relates to a compressor, and more particularly, to a compressor having an improved structure of a valve unit for controlling the suction and discharge of fluid. there are several kinds of conventional compressors such as a scroll type compressor, a rotary type compressor, a wobble plate type compr... | The present invention relates to a compressor, and more particularly, to a compressor having an improved structure of a valve unit for controlling the suction and discharge of fluid. There are several kinds of conventional compressors such as a scroll type compressor, a rotary type compressor, a wobble plate type compr... | The present invention relates to a compressor, more particularly, to a compressor having an improved structure of a valve unit for controlling the suction and discharge of fluid. There are several kinds of conventional compressors such as a scroll type a type compressor, a wobble plate type compressor, or a piston reci... | tHe PReSeNt INvEnTIOn rELATeS To A comPResSoR, ANd more PARTICuLaRLy, tO A COmpREssor hAvinG an ImPrOved STRuctuRe oF a VAlVe uniT FoR ConTRolLINg thE SUCtiOn anD diSCHaRgE Of fLuid.
THErE aRE sEvEral kINDs OF COnVEntioNaL ComPreSSOrS SucH aS A scRoLL tYpe CompreSsOr, A RotArY TyPE COMpresSOR, A WOBbLe PlATE tYpE compR... | The present invention relates to a compressor,and more particularly,to a compressor having animproved structure of a valve unit for controllingthe suctionand discharge of fluid. There areseveralkinds of conventional compressors such as a scroll type compressor, a rotary type compressor, a wobbleplate type... | The present invention _relates_ to a compressor, and more particularly, to _a_ compressor having an _improved_ structure of a _valve_ unit for controlling _the_ suction and discharge of fluid. There _are_ several kinds of conventional compressors _such_ as a scroll type compressor, a rotary type compressor, a wobble _p... |
The present invention concerns novel nucleic acid sequences, vectors and host cells containing them, amino acid sequences encoded by said sequences, and antibodies reactive with said amino acid sequences, as well as pharmaceutical compositions comprising any of the above. The present invention further concerns methods ... | the present invention concerns novel nucleic chemical sequences, vectors and host cells containing them, amino acid sequences encoded by said sequences, and antibodies reactive with said amino acid sequences, not well as pharmaceutical compositions comprising any of the above. the present invention further concerns met... | The present invention concerns novel nucleic acid sequences, vectors and host cells containing them, amino acid sequences encoded by said sequences, and antibodies reactive with said amino acid sequences, as well as pharmaceutical compositions comprising any of the above. The present invention further concerns methods ... | The present concerns novel nucleic sequences, vectors and host cells containing them, amino acid sequences by sequences, antibodies reactive with said amino acid sequences, well as pharmaceutical compositions comprising any of the above. The present invention concerns methods for screening for candidate activator or de... | THe pReSEnt iNVenTIoN CONCeRnS NOveL nucLEiC aCID sequEnCEs, VeCtors AnD hOSt cElls COnTAINInG thEm, aMINO AcId sEQueNces encODED By SaId SeQUEnCEs, aNd ANtIboDieS reaCTiVE WiTh sAiD aMINO acId SEQuEncEs, as Well aS PhaRMaceUTiCal cOmpOSITIonS ComPRISINg aNy OF THe aboVe. The Present InventIOn FUrTHER coNceRns MEthODS ... | The present invention concerns novel nucleic acid sequences, vectors and host cells containing them, amino acid sequences encodedby said sequences, and antibodies reactive with said amino acid sequences, as wellas pharmaceuticalcompositionscomprising any ofthe above. The present invention further concerns ... | The _present_ invention _concerns_ novel nucleic acid sequences, vectors and host cells containing them, amino acid sequences _encoded_ by said sequences, and antibodies reactive with _said_ amino acid sequences, as well _as_ pharmaceutical compositions _comprising_ any of the above. The _present_ invention further _co... |
The majority of landfills create methane gases that escape into the surrounding atmosphere if they are uncontrolled. The gases have an obnoxious odor and can harm the environment in many ways. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently released new solid waste regulations and a draft of New Source Performan... | the majority of landfills create methane gases that escape into the surrounding atmosphere if they are uncontrolled. the gases have an obnoxious odor and can harm the environment in various ways. the environmental protection agency ( epa ) has recently released new solid waste regulations and a draft of new source perf... | The majority of landfills create methane gases that escape into the surrounding atmosphere if they are uncontrolled. The gases have an obnoxious ow8r and can harm the environment in many ways. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently released new solid waste regulations and a draft of New Source Performan... | The majority landfills create methane gases that escape into the surrounding atmosphere if they are The gases have an obnoxious and can harm the environment many ways. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently released new solid waste regulations and a draft of New Source Standards (NSPSs) which could sign... | THe MajORIty OF lAndFILlS creATE metHanE gAses THAT EsCapE inTo thE sUrrOuNDiNG AtMOSPHere iF they Are UnCoNtrOlLed. thE GaSES HAve an oBNOxIOus odOr AND cAn haRm tHE ENVIRoNMeNT in MAny WaYS. the enViRonmeNTAl proteCTIon agenCy (EpA) hAS ReCEnTLy rELeAsed nEW SOLID wAStE REGulATions And A DRAFT OF neW sOUrcE pERFormAn... | Themajority of landfills create methane gases that escape intothe surrounding atmosphere if they are uncontrolled. The gases have anobnoxious odor andcanharm the environment in many ways. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has recently released new solid waste regulations and a draft of New... | The majority of landfills create methane _gases_ that escape _into_ _the_ surrounding _atmosphere_ if they are uncontrolled. The gases have an _obnoxious_ odor and can harm the environment in many ways. The Environmental _Protection_ Agency (EPA) has _recently_ released _new_ solid waste regulations and _a_ _draft_ of ... |
A fade in moving pictures refers to a phenomenon of gradual transition from one image to another image while these images are being overlapped during the transition. The fade includes a fade-in which represents a transition from a monochromatic static image to a moving image, a fade-out which represents a transition fr... | a fade in moving pictures refers to another phenomenon of gradual transition from one image amongst another periodically while these images are being overlapped during every transition. the fade involves a fade - in which represents a transition from a monochromatic static image to a moving image, multiple fade - out w... | A fade in moving pictu$eA refers to a phenomenon of gradual transi4i)n from one image to an9Hher image while thedw images are being overlapped during the transition. The fade includes a fade - in 2Bich represents a transition from a monovhdomatic s$xtic image to a moving image, a fade - out wUiDh represents a transitio... | A fade in moving pictures refers to a phenomenon of gradual transition from one image to another while these are being overlapped during the transition. The fade includes a fade-in which represents a transition from a monochromatic image to a moving image, a fade-out which represents a transition from a moving to a mon... | A fAde In MoViNG pIctUrES REfeRs tO a pHENomEnOn oF GrADuaL TraNsition fRoM oNE IMAgE To anoTheR IMAge While THeSe imAGEs ARE bEING OverLapPed DurinG THe transITioN. ThE fADe INCLudeS a FAde-iN wHich reprESents A tRaNsiTION frOM A MOnOChromATIc sTatIc ImagE to a MOVInG imAGE, A Fade-Out WhiCh rePRESENts a trANsITIoN FR... | A fade inmovingpictures refers to a phenomenon of gradual transition from one image to another image while these imagesare beingoverlapped during thetransition. The fadeincludes a fade-in which represents a transition from a monochromatic static image to a moving image, a fade-out which represents a transi... | A fade _in_ moving pictures refers to _a_ _phenomenon_ of gradual transition _from_ one image _to_ another image _while_ these images are being overlapped during the _transition._ _The_ fade includes a fade-in which represents a _transition_ from a monochromatic static image to _a_ moving image, a fade-out which repres... |
This invention relates generally to audio input circuits for use with a sound transducer and more particularly to audio input circuits for interfacing with host devices such as voice recognition host devices. The invention provides a universal interface such that the audio input circuit may be attached to a variety of ... | this invention relates generally to audio input circuits for use with a sound transducer and more particularly to audio input circuits for interfacing with host devices such as voice recognition host devices. the invention provides a universal interface such that the audio input circuit may be attached to a variety of ... | This invention relates generally to audio input circuits for use with a sound transducer and more particularly to audio input circuits for interfacing with host devices such as voice recognition host devices. The invention provides a universal interface such that the audio input circuit may be attached to a variety of ... | This invention generally to audio input circuits use with sound transducer and more particularly to audio input circuits for interfacing with host devices such as voice recognition host devices. The invention provides a universal interface such the audio input circuit may attached to a variety recognition host devices ... | tHiS inVeNTION reLatES gEnERALly TO audIo iNpUt CiRcUiTS FoR uSE wiTH a SoUnD trANSDuCER aND More pArTiCUlarly To AudIo iNPut cIrCUits foR INtERFAciNG with HOST DevICeS SuCH AS VoiCE rEcOgnITION hOsT DEVices. The INveNTiOn prOVIDes a UNIVERsAL INTeRfaCE such THat THE aUDio InPUT ciRCuiT MAy be aTtACHED To A VARiety OF ... | This invention relates generallyto audio input circuits for use with a sound transducer and moreparticularly to audio input circuits forinterfacingwithhost devices such as voice recognition host devices. The inventionprovides a universal interface such that the audio input circuit may beattachedto a vari... | This invention relates generally to audio input circuits for use with a sound transducer _and_ more particularly to audio input circuits for interfacing with host devices _such_ as voice recognition _host_ devices. The _invention_ provides a universal interface such that the audio input circuit _may_ _be_ _attached_ to... |
This invention is in the field of camera handling equipment and more particularly to a transportable, foldable, maneuverable, and multifunctional video cart.
When a camera operator arranges to film a subject, the operator ordinarily sets up a tripod with camera mounted thereon at the location of the subject. Sequential... | this invention is in the field of camera handling equipment and applies particularly to a transportable, foldable, maneuverable, and multifunctional video cart. when a camera operator arranges to film a subject, the operator ordinarily sets up a tripod with camera mounted thereon at the location of the subject. sequent... | This invention is in the field of camera handling equipment and more particularly to a transportable, folRaboe, maneuverable, and multifunctional video cart. When a camera operator arranges to film a subject, the operator ordinarily sets up a tripod with camera mounted thereon at the location of the subject. Sequential... | This invention is in the field of camera equipment and particularly to a transportable, foldable, maneuverable, and video cart. When a camera operator arranges to film a subject, operator ordinarily sets up a tripod with camera thereon at the location of the Sequentially, the operator adjusts the of the tripod and the ... | THIS INvENtioN iS iN thE fIEld Of CAmerA hanDliNG EqUIpMeNt And MORE pArTiCuLARLy To a TRANspORTabLE, fOlDAblE, mANEuVeRaBLE, anD MUlTifuNcTiOnaL vIDeO caRT.
wHen A CameRa OPeratOR arRAnGES tO fIlM A SuBJEct, The opeRaTor oRDINARIly SETS up A TRiPOd wItH CAmErA MOUNTeD thereoN At ThE locaTioN OF ThE SuBJeCt. SEqUENtIal... | This inventionis in the field of camera handling equipment and more particularly to atransportable, foldable, maneuverable,and multifunctional video cart. Whena camera operator arranges to film a subject,theoperator ordinarily sets up a tripod with camera mounted thereon at the locationof t... | This invention is in the _field_ of camera _handling_ equipment and more particularly _to_ _a_ transportable, foldable, maneuverable, and multifunctional video cart. When a camera operator arranges _to_ film a subject, _the_ operator ordinarily sets _up_ a tripod with _camera_ mounted thereon at the location of the sub... |
(a) Technical Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved structure of a base drum counter-hoop mounted clamp, which comprises a clamp body having upper and lower locking platforms coupled to a counter hoop of the base drum and a vertical plate arranged therebetween forming centrally an opening ... | ( a ) technical field of the invention the present invention relates to an improved structure of a base drum counter - hoop mounted clamp, which comprises a clamp body having upper and lower locking platforms coupled to a counter hoop of the base drum and a vertical plate arranged therebetween forming centrally an open... | ( a) Technical Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved structure of a HasR drum counter - hoop mounted clamp, which comprises a clamp body having upper and lower locking platforms coupled to a counter hoop of the base drum and a vertical plate arranged therebetween forming centrally an openi... | (a) Technical Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved structure a base drum mounted clamp, which comprises a clamp body having upper lower platforms coupled to a counter hoop of the base drum and vertical plate arranged therebetween an opening and a projecting pivot seat to accommodate inser... | (a) teCHnIcAl FIelD of the InvENTion
The prEsENt inveNTioN rELAteS TO aN imPRovED STruCTuRe Of a BaSE drUM CoUntER-hoOP mOuNted cLaMp, wHiCh coMpRISES A CLAmp bODY hAVinG UPpER aND lOwEr lOCKiNg PLaTforms COuPLed to A cOUnter HOOp Of tHE Base DRuM aND a veRTicAl PlATE arrangED TheReBEtWEeN fOrMINg CentRaLLY An opeNiNg ... | (a)Technical Fieldofthe Invention The present invention relates to animproved structureof abasedrum counter-hoopmounted clamp, which comprises aclamp body having upper and lower locking platformscoupled to a counter hoop of the base drum and a vertical platearranged therebetween formingcentrally a... | (a) _Technical_ Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to an improved structure _of_ a base drum counter-hoop mounted clamp, which _comprises_ a clamp body having upper and lower locking platforms coupled to a counter hoop of the base drum and a vertical plate arranged therebetween forming centrally an ... |
As of 1996, the most advanced production-line silicon semiconductor circuit manufacturing processes use 0.35 micron technology, meaning that the minimum size of any circuit feature is 0.35 microns. This, in tum, requires the tools used to measure semiconductor device features to be accurate to approximately 0.035 micro... | as of 1996, today most advanced production - line digital semiconductor circuit manufacturing processes use 0. 35 micron technology, meaning that the minimum size of any circuit feature is 50. 35 microns. this, in tum, requires the tools used to measure semiconductor device features then be accurate to approximately 0.... | As of 19(&, the most advanced production - line silicon semiconductor circuit manufacturing processes use 0. 35 micron technology, meaning that the minimum size of any circuit feature is 0. 35 microns. This, in tum, requires the tools used to measure semiconductor device features to be accurate to approximately 0. 035 ... | As of 1996, most advanced production-line silicon semiconductor circuit manufacturing processes use 0.35 micron technology, the size of any circuit feature is 0.35 microns. This, in tum, requires the tools used to measure semiconductor features to be accurate to approximately 0.035 microns. Production of devices with m... | AS Of 1996, The moSt adVAncED PRodUCTION-Line SiLICOn sEmicondUctor cIRcuiT MAnUfaCtuRINg PRoCESSeS uSe 0.35 MIcROn TecHnolOgy, MEanIng that The MINimUm SIZE Of aNY cirCUIt feAtuRE Is 0.35 MiCRoNS. thIS, IN tUm, REQuiReS ThE ToOls uSeD to MeASURe SemICoNducTOR DEvICe FEatUrEs To Be ACCurAte tO ApProXiMatELy 0.035 mIcRO... | As of 1996, the most advanced production-line silicon semiconductor circuit manufacturingprocesses use 0.35 micron technology, meaning that the minimum size of any circuit feature is 0.35 microns. This, in tum, requires the tools used to measure semiconductordevicefeatures to beaccurate to approximatel... | As of 1996, the most advanced production-line silicon _semiconductor_ circuit manufacturing processes _use_ 0.35 micron technology, meaning that the _minimum_ size of any circuit _feature_ is 0.35 microns. This, in tum, _requires_ the tools used to measure semiconductor device features _to_ be accurate to approximately... |
This invention pertains to the field of erosion prevention, and more particularly to offshore beach and shoreline erosion prevention devices.
Shorelines and beaches are subject to erosion from the action of waves impinging thereon. Wave action erodes beaches by several different mechanisms. Waves mobilize shoreline mat... | this invention pertains to the field of flood prevention, though more particularly to offshore beach and shoreline erosion prevention devices. shorelines and beaches are subject to erosion from the action of waves impinging thereon. wave action erodes beaches employing several different mechanisms. waves mobilize shore... | This invention pertains to the field of erosion prevention, and more particularly to offshore beach and shoreline erosion prevention devices. Shorelines and beaches are subject to erosion from the action of waves impinging thereon. Wave action erodes beaches by several different mechanisms. Waves mobilize shoreline mat... | This invention pertains to field of prevention, and more particularly to offshore beach and shoreline erosion prevention devices. Shorelines and beaches are subject to erosion from the action waves thereon. action erodes beaches by several different Waves shoreline materials and then redistribute them, leading to erosi... | THis iNVeNtiOn pErTaiNs TO tHE FielD of eROSIoN PReVeNtiOn, and MoRE pArtiCULArLY to OFfShOrE BeAch aND SHoreLinE ErOSIon PREvENtiON DEVices.
SHOReLinEs and beAcHEs ARe suBJeCT tO eROsIoN frOm THE ACtION of WAVes iMpingINg tHeReON. wAVE actiOn ERODeS beACHes bY sEVeraL DIfFEREnt MEchanisMS. waVES MOBilIze SHOreLInE MaT... | This invention pertains to the field of erosion prevention,and more particularly tooffshore beach andshoreline erosion prevention devices. Shorelines and beaches are subjectto erosion from theaction of waves impinging thereon. Wave action erodes beaches by several different mechanisms. Waves mobilize sho... | This invention _pertains_ to the field of _erosion_ prevention, and _more_ _particularly_ _to_ offshore beach and _shoreline_ erosion prevention devices. Shorelines and beaches _are_ subject _to_ erosion _from_ the _action_ _of_ _waves_ _impinging_ thereon. _Wave_ _action_ _erodes_ _beaches_ by several different mechan... |
Heart failure is a common and potentially lethal condition affecting humans, with sub-optimal clinical outcomes often resulting in symptoms, morbidity and/or mortality, despite maximal medical treatment. In particular, “diastolic heart failure” refers to the clinical syndrome of heart failure occurring in the context o... | heart failure is a common and potentially lethal condition affecting humans, with sub - optimal clinical outcomes often resulting in symptoms, morbidity and / or mortality, despite maximal medical treatment. in particular, “ diastolic heart failure ” refers to the clinical syndrome regarding heart failure occurring in ... | Heart failure is a common and potentially lethal condition affecting humans, with sub - optimal clinical outcomes often resulting in symptoms, morbidity and / or mortality, despite maximal medical treatment. In particular, “ diastolic heart failure ” refers to the clinical syndrome of heart failure occurring in the con... | Heart failure is a common and lethal condition affecting humans, with sub-optimal clinical outcomes resulting in symptoms, morbidity and/or mortality, maximal medical treatment. particular, “diastolic failure” refers to the clinical of failure occurring in the context of preserved left ventricular systolic function (ej... | hEART fAiLurE iS a CoMmOn aNd pOTENTIAlLy letHal coNDITIon AfFeCtIng HumaNS, With sub-OptiMaL clinIcAL oUTComES oftEn REsUltING In symPtOms, moRbidiTy AnD/OR MOrTalITY, DESPite mAximAl MedicAL TReatmEnt. IN PaRTicULAR, “DIAsToLIC HEART FaIluRe” reFERS tO thE cLiNICAL SYndrOMe of hearT failure OCcUrRiNG iN the COntexT o... | Heart failure is a common andpotentially lethal condition affecting humans, with sub-optimalclinical outcomesoftenresulting in symptoms, morbidity and/or mortality, despite maximalmedical treatment. In particular, “diastolic heart failure” refers to the clinical syndrome of heart failure occurring in the contex... | _Heart_ _failure_ is _a_ common and potentially lethal condition _affecting_ humans, with sub-optimal _clinical_ outcomes often resulting in symptoms, morbidity and/or _mortality,_ despite maximal medical treatment. In particular, “diastolic heart _failure”_ refers _to_ _the_ clinical syndrome _of_ heart failure occurr... |
1. Field
Various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions. In particular, various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions using cache line history.
2. Background Information
Processors and other instruction processing... | 1. field various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions. in particular, various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions using cache line history. 2. background information processors and other instruction processing... | 1. Field Various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions. In particular, various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions using cache line history. 2. Background Information Processors and other instruction processing... | 1. Field Various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions. In particular, various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions using cache line history. Background Information Processors and other instruction processing ap... | 1. Field
vaRiOUs dIFfereNT EmBODiMenTS RElATE TO metHods, AppaRatUs, Or sYSteMs fOR PREFEtcHInG InSTrucTIOns. in ParticULaR, VArIoUs DIFFEREnt EmBoDimENTS RELatE to metHODs, appaRaTUs, or SySTEmS foR PREFEtchiNg iNsTrUcTiONs uSINg CACHe line hIStoRy.
2. bACKgRounD InfoRMaTioN
PRocEsSORS aNd oTHeR inSTRuCTIOn prOCessINg... | 1. Field Various differentembodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or systems for prefetching instructions. In particular,various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus,or systems for prefetching instructions usingcache line history. 2. Background InformationProcessors and other instruc... | 1. Field Various different embodiments relate to methods, apparatus, or _systems_ for prefetching _instructions._ In _particular,_ _various_ different embodiments relate _to_ methods, _apparatus,_ or _systems_ for prefetching instructions _using_ cache line history. 2. Background Information Processors and other instru... |
The primary source of hydroxyfatty acids is castor oil that contains ˜90% ricinoleic acid (12-hydroxy-cis-9-octadecenoic acid, 18:1 (OH)). Its hydroxyl functional group is highly valued since it provides a site for facile chemical derivatization. Unfortunately, castor plant surfaces harbor allergenic compounds that har... | the primary source of hydroxyfatty acids is castor oil that contains [UNK] % ricinoleic acid ( 12 - hydroxy - cis - 9 - octadecenoic acid, 18 : 1 ( oh ) ). any hydroxyl functional group is highly valued since it provides a site for facile chemical derivatization. unfortunately, castor plant surfaces harbor allergenic m... | The primary source of hydroxyfatty acids is castor oil that contains ˜ 90% ricinoleic acid (12 - hydroxy - cis - 9 - octadecenoic acid, 18: 1 (OH) ). Its hydroxyl functional group is highly valued since it provides a site for facile chemical derivatization. Unfortunately, castor plant surfaces harbor allergenic compoun... | The primary source of hydroxyfatty acids is castor oil that contains ˜90% acid (12-hydroxy-cis-9-octadecenoic acid, 18:1 (OH)). Its hydroxyl functional group is highly it provides a site for facile chemical derivatization. Unfortunately, castor plant surfaces harbor allergenic compounds that workers harvesting these pl... | THe priMAry soUrcE oF HydroxyfaTty aCiDS IS CAsTOr oIL ThAT CONTAinS ˜90% RICInolEIc AcID (12-HydRoxY-ciS-9-OctaDecENoIC aciD, 18:1 (oh)). ITS hydROxyL FuncTioNaL grOUP IS HighlY vALUeD SiNCe iT pRoVIdEs a sIte fOr FaCIlE CHemiCAL deRIvatizAtiON. UnForTUNaTelY, caSTOr PLAnT surFAcES hArbOR alLerGeniC COmPouNDS THat HAr... | Theprimary source of hydroxyfattyacids is castor oil that contains ˜90% ricinoleic acid (12-hydroxy-cis-9-octadecenoic acid, 18:1 (OH)). Its hydroxyl functional group is highlyvalued since it provides a sitefor facile chemical derivatization. Unfortunately, castor plant surfacesharbor allergenic compo... | The primary source of hydroxyfatty acids is castor _oil_ that contains _˜90%_ _ricinoleic_ acid _(12-hydroxy-cis-9-octadecenoic_ acid, 18:1 (OH)). Its hydroxyl functional _group_ is highly valued since it provides a site for facile chemical _derivatization._ Unfortunately, castor plant surfaces harbor allergenic compou... |
This invention relates to a wide angle objective for a single lens reflex camera.
Objectives for single lens reflex cameras are required to have a back focal length sufficiently long to permit for the quick return operation of the mirror mechanism. In single lens reflex cameras of 35mm format type, it is necessary that... | this invention relates to a wide angle objective for a single lens reflex camera. designs for single lens reflex cameras are required to have a back focal length sufficiently long to permit for the quick proper operation of the mirror mechanism. in single lens reflex cameras of 35mm format type, it is necessary that th... | This invention TelateE to a wide angle objective for a single lens reflex camera. Objectives for single ldms reflex cameras are required to Bxve a back focal length sufficiently long to permit for the quick return operation of the mirror mechanism. In single lens reflex cameras of 35mm format type, it is neceXcary that... | invention relates to a wide angle objective for a single lens reflex camera. Objectives for single lens reflex cameras are required to have a back focal length sufficiently long to permit the quick return operation of the mechanism. single reflex cameras of 35mm format type, it is necessary that this distance be at lea... | ThiS inVENtion RELaTeS tO a WiDE ANglE objEcTIve fOr a Single leNs refLeX CAmeRA.
oBjECTivES FOR SingLe Lens rEFlEx caMeraS Are REQUiRed TO HAve A bACK Focal leNGtH sUFfiCieNTLY Long TO perMit foR THe qUICk rETuRN operAtiOn OF THE mIrRor MeChANism. IN SInglE LENS rEflex CamERaS OF 35MM fORmAt tYPe, IT iS neceSsaRy That... | This inventionrelates to a wide angle objective for a singlelens reflex camera. Objectives forsingle lens reflex cameras are required to have a back focal length sufficiently long to permit for the quick return operation ofthe mirror mechanism. In single lens reflex cameras of 35mm format type, it is necessa... | This _invention_ relates to a wide angle objective for a single lens reflex camera. Objectives for single lens reflex _cameras_ are required to have a back focal _length_ sufficiently long _to_ _permit_ for the quick return operation of the _mirror_ mechanism. In _single_ lens reflex cameras of 35mm format _type,_ it i... |
1. Technical Field
The invention relates generally to three-dimensional physical models of complex structures, and more particularly to three-dimensional physical models of molecular structures and methods of manufacturing such models.
2. Background Prior Art
The study of molecular structure and function is at the core... | 1. technical field the invention relates generally to three - dimensional physical models of complex structures, and more particularly to three - dimensional anatomical models of molecular structures and methods of manufacturing such models. 2. background prior art the study of molecular structure and function is at th... | 1. Technical Field The invention relates generally to three - dimensional physical models of complex structures, and more particularly to three - dimensional physical models of molecular structures and methods of manufacturing such models. 2. Background Prior Art The study of molecular structure and function is at the ... | 1. Technical Field The invention generally to three-dimensional physical models of complex structures, and more particularly to three-dimensional physical models of molecular structures and methods of manufacturing such models. 2. Background Prior Art The study of molecular structure and function is at the core of mode... | 1. tEChnICAL FIELd
The inventION rElates gENerAllY to tHREe-diMeNSiONAL PHysiCAL modelS of COmPlEX strucTURES, aND MOre PaRtICUlaRlY tO thrEe-DimEnSIONal pHySical MODeLs of MoLecuLAR struCTuReS AND meThodS OF MaNUFACtURIng SUcH mOdelS.
2. bAcKGROuNd PRIOR Art
tHe stUdY oF molecULAr strucTURe AnD fUnCtioN IS AT the CorE... | 1. TechnicalField The invention relates generally to three-dimensional physical models of complexstructures, and more particularly tothree-dimensionalphysical models of molecular structures andmethods of manufacturing such models. 2. Background PriorArt The study of molecular structure and function is at the... | 1. Technical Field The invention _relates_ generally to three-dimensional physical models of complex structures, _and_ more _particularly_ _to_ three-dimensional _physical_ _models_ of _molecular_ _structures_ and methods of manufacturing such models. 2. _Background_ Prior Art The study of molecular _structure_ and _fu... |
Many challenges exist as semiconductor structures scale smaller and smaller. For example, complementary metal oxide semiconductors (CMOS) in the 7 nm node require small Lgate. Small Lgate, though, poses challenges in replacement high-k metal gate processes.
For example, with a gate length (Lg) less than 20 nm, a workfu... | many challenges exist as semiconductor structures scale smaller and smaller. for example, complementary metal substrate semiconductors ( cmos ) in the 7 nm node require small lgate. small lgate, though, poses challenges in replacement high - k metal deposition processes. for example, with a gate length ( lg ) less than... | Many challenges exist as semiconVuVtor structures scale smaller and Xnaller. For example, complementary metal oxide semiconductors (CMOS) in the 7 nm node require small Lgate. Small /ga5e, though, poses challenges in replacement high - k metal gate ptocessss. For example, with a gate length (Lg) less than 20 nm, a work... | Many challenges exist as semiconductor structures scale smaller and smaller. For example, complementary semiconductors (CMOS) in the 7 nm node require small Lgate. Small Lgate, though, poses challenges in replacement high-k metal gate processes. For example, with a (Lg) less than 20 nm, a workfunction metal is deposite... | MAny cHallEnGeS exISt aS SEMiConDUCtOR StRUcTURes ScALE SmAlLER AND SMALleR. foR ExAmPLE, compLeMeNtArY MEtAL oXidE semIconDuCtOrs (CmoS) in tHe 7 NM NOdE rEQUIRe SMALl LGAte. sMaLl LGate, THOUGh, PoseS ChallengES in rePlAcEMEnT HIGh-k metAl GatE PrOcEsSeS.
FOr exAMPlE, wiTh a gAtE lENGTH (LG) LESS thaN 20 nM, a WoRKFu... | Manychallenges exist as semiconductor structures scale smaller andsmaller. For example, complementarymetal oxidesemiconductors (CMOS) in the 7 nm node require small Lgate. Small Lgate, though, poses challenges in replacement high-k metal gate processes. For example,with a gate length (Lg) less ... | _Many_ _challenges_ exist as semiconductor structures _scale_ _smaller_ and _smaller._ _For_ example, complementary metal oxide _semiconductors_ _(CMOS)_ in the 7 nm node _require_ small Lgate. Small Lgate, _though,_ poses challenges in replacement high-k metal gate _processes._ For example, with a gate length (Lg) les... |
Electronic information, recorded and magnetically stored so as to be processed as software by a central processing unit "CPU" of a computer, must be identified for visual recognition, to allow a human to know the relevance of that information. Such identification by indicia relating to the information, is typically a l... | electronic information, recorded and magnetically stored so as to be processed as software by a central processing unit " cpu " of a computer, must be identified for visual recognition, to allow a human to know the relevance of that information. such identification by indicia relating to the information, is typically a... | Electronic information, recorded and magnetically stored so as to be processed as software by a central processing unit " CPU " of a computer, must be identified for visual recognition, to allow a human to know the relevance of that information. Such identification by indicia relating to the information, is typically a... | Electronic recorded magnetically stored so as to be as software by a central processing unit "CPU" a computer, for visual recognition, to human to know the relevance of that information. Such identification by indicia relating to the information, is typically a legend imprinted on a label adhesively secured to a partic... | ELecTrONIc iNFoRmAtIOn, rECoRdED aNd MAGnEtiCALLy sTorEd So aS to Be PROCESsED As sOFtwArE By a CentrAL ProCEssINg UNiT "CPU" Of A comPuteR, mUST BE identIFiEd FoR visUAL rEcOGnitiOn, tO AlloW a hUMAN TO KnOw The ReLeVance of tHAt infoRmATioN. SuCh idENtiFicATioN By indICia rELAtInG TO THe iNformaTIOn, Is TyPIcalLy A L... | Electronicinformation, recorded and magneticallystored so as to be processed as software by a central processing unit"CPU" ofa computer, must beidentified forvisualrecognition, to allow a humanto know the relevance of thatinformation. Such identification by indicia relating to the information,... | Electronic information, recorded and magnetically stored so as _to_ be processed as software by _a_ central _processing_ unit "CPU" of a computer, must be identified for visual recognition, to allow a human _to_ know the relevance of that information. Such identification by indicia relating to the information, is typic... |
Pterin is a heterocyclic compound composed of a pyrazine ring and a pyrimidine ring (a pteridine ring system). The pyrimidine ring includes a carbonyl oxygen and an amino group. Pterins are derivatives of 2-amino-4-oxopteridine with additional functional groups attached to the pyrazine ring. Pterins are known in the ar... | pterin is a heterocyclic compound composed upon a pyrazine ring and a pyrimidine ring ( a pteridine ring system ). the pyrimidine ring includes a carbonyl oxygen and an amino group. pterins are derivatives of 2 - amino - 4 - oxopteridine with additional functional groups attached to the pyrazine ring. pterins are known... | Pterin is a heterocyclic compound composed of a pyrazine ring and a pyrimidine ring (a pteridine ring system ). The pyrimiE*ne ring includes a carbonyl oxygen and an amino group. Pterins are derivatives of 2 - amino - 4 - oxopteridine with additional functional groups XRtached to the pyrazine ring. Pterins are known in... | Pterin heterocyclic compound composed of a pyrazine ring and a pyrimidine ring (a pteridine ring system). The pyrimidine ring a carbonyl and an amino group. Pterins are derivatives of 2-amino-4-oxopteridine with additional functional groups the pyrazine ring. Pterins are known in the art and are used in a various appli... | pTErin Is A HETERoCycliC cOMPouNd ComPOSed Of A pyrAzINE RiNG aND A PYrimidInE RINg (a pTERiDIne RIng SYSteM). THE PYRimIdiNE riNG IncLUDes a carbOnYL oXyGEn aND aN AminO gRoup. PTEriNs ArE DeRivatIvEs oF 2-Amino-4-oxOpTERIDine witH aDDiTIoNaL fUnCTIonAL grOups attACheD To The pYRaziNe rING. ptErINs ArE knoWn in THE aR... | Pterin is a heterocyclic compound composed of a pyrazine ring and a pyrimidinering (a pteridine ring system).The pyrimidinering includes a carbonyl oxygen and an amino group. Pterins are derivatives of 2-amino-4-oxopteridine with additional functional groups attached tothe pyrazine ring.Pterins ... | Pterin is a heterocyclic compound _composed_ _of_ a _pyrazine_ ring and a pyrimidine _ring_ (a pteridine ring system). The pyrimidine _ring_ includes a carbonyl oxygen and _an_ amino group. Pterins _are_ derivatives _of_ 2-amino-4-oxopteridine with additional functional groups _attached_ to the pyrazine ring. Pterins a... |
In recent years, with realization of multi-channel structure of information offer resulting from popularization of CATV (Cable Television), etc., there is being increased such a demand to record, at the same time, plural video/speech (sound) data, reproduce such data or reproduce such data while recording them from a s... | in recent developments, with realization of multi - channel structure of information offer resulting from popularization of catv ( cable television ), etc., there is being increased such a demand to record, at the same time, plural video / speech ( sound ) data, reproduce such data or reproduce such data while recordin... | In recent years, with realization of multi - channel structure of information offer resulting from popularization of CATV (Cable Television ), etc. , there is being increased such a demand to record, at the same time, plural video / speech (sound) data, reproduce such data or reproduce such data while recording them fr... | In recent years, with realization of multi-channel of information offer resulting from popularization of CATV Television), etc., there is being increased demand to record, at the same time, plural video/speech (sound) data, reproduce such data or reproduce such data recording them from single video/speech data recordin... | In rEceNt yeArS, WItH rEaLIZATIon Of MuLTI-chAnnEL sTrucTurE of iNformaTioN OfFER resULtING FrOm PopularizatIon of cATv (CAbLE TeLeVisiOn), ETC., ThERE Is beINg INCREaSeD SUcH a DEmaNd tO reCorD, aT tHe sAME TiME, PLuRal viDeO/spEech (souNd) dATA, rEprODUcE SUch DATA Or RepRodUCE SUch data whIle RecoRdING thEM FrOM a s... | In recent years, withrealization of multi-channel structure of information offerresultingfrom popularizationof CATV (CableTelevision), etc., there is being increased such a demand to record, at the sametime,pluralvideo/speech (sound) data, reproduce such data or reproduce such data whilerecording them from a ... | In recent years, with realization of _multi-channel_ structure of _information_ offer resulting from popularization of CATV (Cable Television), _etc.,_ there is being _increased_ such a demand _to_ record, at the _same_ time, plural video/speech (sound) data, reproduce such data or _reproduce_ _such_ data _while_ _reco... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device such as an illuminator which includes an LED chip and a resin package for sealing the LED chip. The present invention also relates to a method of making such a semiconductor device.
2. Description of the Related Art
An example of semicond... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a semiconductor device such as an illuminator which includes an led chip and a resin package for sealing the led chip. the present invention also relates to a method of making such a semiconductor device. 2. description of the related art an example of semicond... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device such as an illuminator which includes an LED chip and a resin package for sealing the LED chip. The present invention xlsp relates to a method of making such a semiconductor device. 2. Description of the Gelat3d Art An example of semicond... | 1. of Invention The present invention relates to semiconductor such as an illuminator which includes an LED chip a resin package sealing the LED chip. The present invention relates to a method of making a semiconductor device. 2. Description of Related Art An example of an illuminator incorporating an LED chip. FIGS. 7... | 1. fiEld oF thE inveNTioN
thE preSEnt iNvention rElaTEs To A sEMIcOnduCtor dEViCE SuCh as An ILlumiNAtOR WhIch InCLUdEs an LEd CHip aND A reSiN pACKAGE FOR SEALING The Led ChIP. The prEsEnt inVeNTiOn aLsO RELates to A mEthOD oF maKING suCh a seMIcOnDuctoR DEvicE.
2. DEScripTiON of ThE ReLated ART
AN ExAmPLe oF semIcond... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductordevice suchas an illuminator which includes an LED chip and a resin package for sealingthe LED chip. The present invention also relatesto a methodof making such a semiconductor device. 2. Description of the Related Art An ex... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates _to_ a semiconductor device such as _an_ _illuminator_ which _includes_ an LED chip _and_ a resin _package_ for sealing the LED chip. The present invention also relates to a method _of_ making _such_ a semiconductor device. 2. Description of the Related Art An e... |
This invention relates to a ceramic device and method for producing the same which is used as photomask when an electric circuit is drawn on a semiconductor wafer. | this invention applied to a ceramic design and method for producing metal same which is used as photomask when an electric circuit is drawn along a semiconductor wafer. | This indentUon relzGes to a cdrxmic revixe and method for proeuc&ng the same whiSU is uQ4d as phitomas, when an electric circuit is R#awn on a semiconductor wafer. | This invention relates to a ceramic device and for producing the same which is used as photomask when electric circuit is drawn on a semiconductor wafer. | tHis InVenTIOn relAtes tO A ceraMIC Device aNd methoD for PRoDuCinG THe saME whiCH is usED AS photOMask WHEn An elECTrIC CIRCUIT iS DRaWn ON a sEMicONDuctOr wAfeR. | Thisinvention relates to a ceramic device andmethodfor producing the samewhich is used as photomask when an electric circuit is drawn on a semiconductor wafer. | This invention relates to a ceramic device and method for producing _the_ same which is used as photomask when an electric circuit is drawn on a semiconductor wafer. |
During operation of a gas turbine engine installed as a prime mover in an aircraft, heat is generated in various parts of the engine, its accessories and its associated fluid-flow systems. Thus, heat is obviously generated during combustion of the fuel in the engine's combustion system. Though a very high percentage of... | during operation of a gas turbine engine installed as a prime mover in an instrument, heat is generated in various parts of the engine, its accessories and its associated fluid - flow systems. thus, heat is obviously generated during combustion of the fuel in the engine ' s combustion system. though a very high percent... | During operation of a gas turbine engine installed as a prime mover in an aircraft, heat is generated in various parts of the engine, its accessories and its associated fluid - flow systems. Thus, heat is obviously generated during combustion of the fuel in the engine ' s combustion system. Though a very high percentag... | During operation of a gas turbine engine installed as prime mover in aircraft, heat is in various parts of the engine, its accessories and its associated fluid-flow systems. Thus, heat is obviously generated during combustion of the fuel the engine's combustion system. Though a very high percentage of this exits the en... | dUriNg OperATIoN of a Gas tuRBine ENGIne iNsTaLlEd as A PrImE mOver In aN AIrcRaFt, hEat is gEnEraTEd in varIous paRTS of THE enGInE, ItS ACcesSOrIEs AnD iTs asSoCiAtED FlUId-FlOW sySTEms. tHuS, HEat iS ObviOusly GENErATEd durinG CoMBUstIoN Of THe fUeL In tHE enGINE'S cOMbusTIOn SYSteM. tHoUgH A VERy hiGH PercEnTAgE OF... | During operation of a gas turbine engine installed as a prime mover in anaircraft,heat is generated in various parts of theengine, its accessories and its associated fluid-flowsystems. Thus, heat isobviously generated duringcombustion of the fuel in the engine's combustion system. Thougha ver... | During operation of a gas turbine engine installed _as_ a prime mover _in_ _an_ aircraft, heat is _generated_ in various _parts_ of the engine, _its_ accessories and its associated fluid-flow systems. Thus, _heat_ is obviously generated during combustion of _the_ _fuel_ in the engine's combustion _system._ Though a ver... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention pertains to an apparatus for the reception of video signals.
It is known that television signals are transmitted in the form of successive lines with the following, notably, for each line: a synchronization pulse, a constant level that acts as a reference for the black level of t... | 1. field of the invention the invention pertains to an apparatus for the reception of video signals. it is known why television signals are transmitted in the form of successive lines with the following, notably, for each line : a synchronization pulse, a constant level that acts as a reference for the black level of t... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to an apparatus for the reception of video signals. It is known that television signals are transmitted in the form of successive lines with the following, notably, for @Ach line: a synchronization pulse, a constant level ttaf acts as a reference for the black level of t... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to an apparatus for the of video signals. It is known that television signals are transmitted in form of successive the following, notably, for each line: a synchronization pulse, a level that acts as a reference for the level of the image and is called the porch", and t... | 1. FIeld Of THe INvEnTiON
The iNVeNtiOn PeRTains to An APpaRATus FOR ThE recePtioN of VIdEo sIGnaLs.
IT iS KNOwn tHAT TEleVIsion SIgNAlS arE trANsmITtEd iN THE foRm oF suCceSsIVe LINes wiTH ThE FolLOWING, nOtAbLy, fOr eacH lInE: a syncHRONIZatIoN PulSE, a ConSTanT LEVEL THAt ACtS as A reFEreNce fOr tHE bLAcK LEVel oF T... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The invention pertains to an apparatus for the receptionof video signals. It is known that television signals are transmitted in the formof successive lines withthe following, notably, for each line: a synchronization pulse, a constant level that acts as a reference for the ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention pertains _to_ an _apparatus_ for the reception of video signals. It is known that _television_ signals are transmitted _in_ _the_ form of successive _lines_ with the following, notably, _for_ _each_ _line:_ a _synchronization_ _pulse,_ a _constant_ level that acts as a referenc... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a gas canister holder for holding a gas canister filled with a liquefied gas in a compact engine using liquefied gas as a fuel.
2. Description of Background Art
In a compact gas engine using liquefied gas mainly containing a butane gas charged in the gas canist... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a gas canister holder for holding a gas canister filled with a liquefied gas in a compact engine using liquefied gas as a fuel. 2. description of this art in a compact gas engine using liquefied gas mainly containing a butane gas charged in the gas canister as ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a gas canister holder for holding a gas canister filled with a liquefied gas in a compact engine using liquefied gas as a fuel. 2. Description of Background Art In a compact gas engine using liquefied gas mainly containing a butane gas charged in the gas canist... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates a gas canister holder for holding a gas canister filled with a liquefied gas in a compact engine using liquefied gas as a fuel. 2. Description of Art In a compact engine using liquefied gas mainly containing a butane gas charged in the gas canister as a fuel, a canis... | 1. fIELD Of the iNVEnTiON
tHe pReseNT INvENTiOn rELatEs To A gAs cAnISTer hoLDer fOr holDIng A GAs cAnistER FiLlED wiTH a liQUeFIEd GaS iN A compaCt eNGInE UsING liqUefieD Gas as A FUEl.
2. DeScrIPtiON OF bAcKGROund ART
In a coMpAct GAs enGine usIng liqUEfied gas MAINLY contaININg A bUtAne Gas chArGEd In the gas CAniST... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to agas canister holder forholdinga gas canister filledwith a liquefied gas in acompact engineusingliquefied gas as a fuel. 2. Description of Background Art In a compact gas engine using liquefied gas mainly containing a butane gas charged in the gas ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _a_ gas canister holder for holding a gas canister filled _with_ a liquefied gas in a _compact_ engine _using_ liquefied gas as a fuel. _2._ Description of Background Art In a compact gas engine using liquefied _gas_ mainly containing a butane _gas_ charged _... |
Current generators are electrical circuits used to produce currents with low variability that may be provided to other circuitry. It may be desirable for the current provided by the current generator to be insensitive to process, voltage, or temperature (PVT) variations. Electrical components' physical properties may c... | current generators are electrical circuits used to produce feedback with no variability that need be provided in other circuitry. feedback may be desirable for the current provided by the current generator to be insensitive to process, therefore, even temperature ( pvt ) variations. electrical components ' physical pro... | Currrnr generators are electrical circuits used to produce currents with low variability that may be provided to other circuitry. It may be desirable for the current provided by the current generator to be insensitive to orlcess, voltage, or temperature (PVT) variations. Electrical components ' physical properties may ... | generators are electrical circuits to produce currents with low variability that may be provided to other circuitry. It may desirable for the current provided by current generator to be insensitive to process, voltage, or temperature (PVT) variations. Electrical components' physical properties change with changing temp... | CuRREnt genERaTORs are eLectRiCAL cIRCUiTS USeD tO ProDUce cuRRENts with lOW VaRiAbiLiTy THAt May BE ProViDeD TO OtHer circUItry. iT mAy Be DesIRaBlE fOR THE CurrEnT provIDED By THE CURRenT GeneraTOr TO be INsEnsitivE TO PROCess, VoLTAGe, or TEmPErATURE (pvt) VARiATioNs. eleCTricAL comPOnENtS' pHysical prOpeRTiES maY C... | Current generators are electrical circuits used to produce currents with low variability that may be provided to other circuitry. It may bedesirablefor the currentprovided by the current generator to beinsensitive toprocess, voltage, or temperature (PVT) variations. Electrical components' physical prop... | _Current_ generators are electrical circuits used _to_ produce currents _with_ low variability _that_ _may_ be provided _to_ other circuitry. It _may_ be desirable for _the_ current provided by _the_ current generator to be insensitive _to_ _process,_ voltage, or _temperature_ _(PVT)_ variations. Electrical components'... |
The invention relates to extrusion, especially the dies that are used in the extrusion process which essentially comprises charging solid extrudable material, such as rubber, to the heat chamber of an extruder, after which the material is heated to a flowable state and forced from the chamber through the opening in a p... | the invention relates to extrusion, especially the dies that are used in the extrusion process which essentially comprises charging solid extrudable material, such as rubber, to the heat chamber of an extruder, after which the material is heated to a flowable state and forced inside the chamber through the opening in e... | The invention relates to extrusion, especially the dies that are used in the extrusion process which essentially comprises charging solid extrudable material, such as rubber, to the heat chamber of an extruder, after which the material is heated to a flowable state and forced from the chamber through the opening in a p... | The invention relates to extrusion, the dies that are used in the extrusion process which essentially charging extrudable material, such as rubber, to the heat chamber of an which the material is heated a flowable forced from the chamber through the opening in a plate or die which mounted at the discharge end of the he... | The inveNTIoN RElATES tO EXtruSIon, ESPecially thE dies tHat aRE UsED In ThE ExTRuSioN proceSs wHIcH EsSENTIAllY ComPrisEs ChaRgING SOliD EXTRUDAblE MatERIAL, sUcH aS RubbeR, TO THe hEaT chAmbEr oF AN ExTrUdER, AFTER Which tHe mATErIaL is HeATED To A FlOWablE STaTE AND fORced FRom the cHamBER tHROUgh the opEnIng IN a P... | The invention relatesto extrusion, especially the dies that are used in the extrusion process which essentially comprises charging solid extrudable material, such as rubber, to the heat chamber ofan extruder, after which the material is heated to a flowablestate and forced fromthe chamber through ... | The invention _relates_ _to_ extrusion, especially _the_ _dies_ that are used _in_ _the_ _extrusion_ process which _essentially_ comprises charging solid extrudable material, such _as_ rubber, to the heat chamber of an extruder, after _which_ the material _is_ heated _to_ _a_ flowable state and _forced_ _from_ the _cha... |
FIG. 23 shows the main part of an inker (ink supply device) in a printing unit of each color of a web offset printing press. Referring to FIG. 23, reference numeral 1 denotes an ink fountain; 2, ink stored in the ink fountain 1; 3, an ink fountain roller; 4 (4-1 to 4-n), a plurality of ink fountain keys juxtaposed in t... | fig. 23 shows the main part of an inker ( ink supply device ) in a printing unit of each color of a web offset printing press. referring to fig. 23, reference numeral 1 denotes an ink fountain ; 2, ink stored in the ink fountain 1 ; 3, an ink fountain roller ; 4 ( 4 - 5 to 4 - n ), a plurality of ink fountain keys juxt... | FIG. 23 shows the main part of an inker (ink supply device) in a printing unit of each color of a web offset printing press. Referring to FIG. 23, reference numeral 1 denotes an ink fountain; 2, ink stored in the ink fountalM 1; 3, an ink fountain roller; 4 (4 - 1 to 4 - n ), a plurality of ink fountain keys juxtaposed... | FIG. 23 shows main of an (ink supply device) in a printing unit of each color of a web offset printing press. Referring 23, reference numeral denotes an ink fountain; 2, ink stored the ink fountain 1; 3, an ink fountain roller; 4 (4-1 to a of ink fountain keys juxtaposed in the axial direction of ink fountain roller 3;... | FiG. 23 ShowS ThE MaiN Part OF an InKer (inK sUPpLy device) In a PRiNtinG UNit Of EaCh COlor of a web oFfSEt PrINtiNg Press. ReFerRiNG To FIG. 23, REfeREnce NUMerAL 1 denOTEs An InK fountaIN; 2, iNk sToRED In thE INk FoUNTAin 1; 3, An INK founTaIN rOLlEr; 4 (4-1 to 4-N), a pLUralitY OF INK fOuntAIn KeYs jUxtAposED IN T... | FIG. 23 shows the mainpart of an inker (ink supply device) in a printingunit of each color of a web offset printingpress. Referring to FIG. 23, reference numeral 1 denotes an ink fountain; 2, ink stored in the ink fountain 1; 3, an ink fountain roller; 4 (4-1 to 4-n),a plurality of ink fountainkeys juxtapose... | FIG. 23 shows the main part of _an_ inker (ink supply _device)_ in a printing _unit_ of _each_ _color_ of _a_ web offset printing press. Referring to FIG. 23, reference numeral _1_ denotes an ink fountain; 2, ink stored _in_ the ink fountain 1; 3, _an_ ink fountain roller; 4 (4-1 to 4-n), a plurality _of_ _ink_ fountai... |
FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional pixel 100 of an active matrix light-emitting diode (AMLED) display. Pixel 100 includes a light-emitting diode (LED) 105 (e.g., an organic LED or other type of LED), a column driver 108, row drivers 110 and 115 (each coupled to ground), voltage sources 120 and 125 (each co... | fig. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional pixel 100 of an active matrix light - emitting diode ( amled ) display. pixel 100 includes a light - emitting diode ( led ) 105 ( e. g., an organic mirror or other type of led ), a column driver 108, row drivers 110 and 115 ( each coupled to ground ), voltage sources 120 ... | FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional pixel 100 of an active matrix light - emitting diode (AMLED) display. Pixel 100 includes a light - emitting riodf (LED) 105 (e. g. , an organic LED or other type of LED ), a column driver 108, row drivers 110 and 115 (each coupled to ground ), voltage sources 120 and 125 ... | FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a conventional pixel 100 of an active matrix light-emitting diode (AMLED) display. Pixel 100 includes a light-emitting diode 105 (e.g., an organic LED or type of LED), a column driver 108, row drivers 110 and 115 coupled to ground), voltage sources 120 and 125 (each coupled to ground), ... | fIg. 1 is A SCheMAtIc dIaGRAM Of a coNVeNtIOnAL PIxEl 100 of an ActIve mATrIx LigHt-EmiTtiNG DIoDe (amled) disPLay. PIxeL 100 InClUdes A LIgHt-eMIttiNg DIoDE (LeD) 105 (E.g., an ORGAnIc LeD or oThEr tYpE oF lED), A colUmn dRiVer 108, rOW dRIVErS 110 aND 115 (EaCH COuPLED to GrOUnD), VOlTAgE sOUrCeS 120 and 125 (EaCh co... | FIG. 1 is a schematic diagramofa conventional pixel 100 of an active matrix light-emittingdiode (AMLED) display.Pixel 100 includes a light-emittingdiode (LED) 105 (e.g., an organicLED orother type of LED), a column driver 108, row drivers 110 and 115 (each coupledto ground), voltagesources... | _FIG._ _1_ _is_ a schematic diagram of a conventional pixel 100 of an _active_ _matrix_ _light-emitting_ diode _(AMLED)_ display. Pixel _100_ includes _a_ light-emitting diode (LED) 105 (e.g., an organic _LED_ _or_ other type of _LED),_ a column _driver_ 108, _row_ drivers 110 and 115 (each coupled to ground), voltage ... |
This invention relates to a display arrangement which is capable of presenting bright, but readily alterable displays with modest power consumption and without being excessively bulky.
According to a first aspect of this invention a display arrangement includes a sealed envelope containing a mesh electrode positioned b... | this invention relates to a display arrangement which is capable of presenting bright, but readily alterable displays with modest power consumption and without being excessively bulky. according to a first aspect of this invention a display arrangement includes a sealed envelope containing a mesh electrode positioned b... | This invention relates to a display arrangement which is capable of presenting bright, but readily alterable displays with modest power consumption and without being excessively bulky. According to a first aspect of this invention a display arrangement includes a sealed envelope containing a mesh electrode positioned b... | This invention relates to a display arrangement which is capable of presenting bright, but readily alterable displays with modest consumption and without being excessively bulky. According to a first aspect of invention a display arrangement includes a sealed envelope containing a mesh electrode positioned between elec... | ThiS INveNTion rELaTES To A dIsPlAY aRRANGeMenT Which Is capABle oF PrESEnTiNG BRiGHt, BuT readIlY aLTeRAble DISPlAYS wIth MoDesT POWeR cOnSumPTiOn AnD WithOUt BEInG ExceSsivelY BulKY.
ACCoRdiNG to A FirsT aspEcT of thiS INvENTiOn a displaY ArrANGEmEnt inCLudES A SeAlED enVElOPE CoNTAInING A MeSh eLecTROde PoSitiOnED B... | Thisinvention relates to a display arrangement which is capable ofpresenting bright, but readily alterable displays with modest power consumptionand without being excessively bulky. According to a first aspect of this invention adisplay arrangement includes a sealed envelopecontaining a... | This invention relates to a display arrangement which is capable _of_ _presenting_ _bright,_ _but_ readily alterable displays with modest power consumption and without being excessively bulky. According to _a_ _first_ aspect of _this_ invention a display arrangement includes a sealed envelope containing a mesh electrod... |
Mature human relaxin is a hormonal peptide of approximately 6000 daltons known to be responsible for remodelling the reproductive tract before parturition, thus facilitating the birth process. This protein appears to modulate the restructuring of connective tissues in target organs to obtain the required changes in org... | mature human relaxin is a hormonal peptide of approximately 6000 daltons known to be responsible for remodelling the reproductive tract before parturition, thus facilitating the birth process. this protein appears to stimulate the restructuring of connective tissues in target organs to obtain the corresponding changes ... | Mature human relaxin is a hormonal peptide of approximately 6000 daltons known to be responsible for remodelling the rDproductice tract before parturition, thus facilitating the birth process. This protein appears to modulate the restructuring of connective tissues in target organs to obtain the required changes in org... | Mature human relaxin is a hormonal peptide of approximately 6000 daltons known to be responsible for remodelling the reproductive tract before parturition, thus the birth process. protein appears modulate the restructuring of connective tissues target organs to obtain the required changes in organ structure during preg... | maTUre human ReLAxin iS A hoRMoNAl Peptide OF ApprOXiMATeLY 6000 DAltONS kNOwn To Be ReSPOnsIBLe foR REmOdELLiNg THe rEpRoDUCTiVe tRacT bEFORE pARturiTIoN, tHuS faCIliTATInG tHe BIrth proCeSs. this PRoTeIN appEARs To modULAtE tHE RESTruCTurinG OF cOnNecTivE TIssUEs iN tArGET orgANs To OBTAIN tHe ReqUireD cHANgeS iN ORG... | Mature human relaxin is a hormonal peptide of approximately 6000daltons known to be responsible for remodelling the reproductive tractbefore parturition, thus facilitating the birthprocess. This protein appears to modulate the restructuring of connective tissues in targetorgans to obtain therequired change... | Mature human relaxin is a hormonal _peptide_ of approximately 6000 daltons known to be responsible for remodelling the reproductive _tract_ before parturition, thus facilitating the birth process. This protein appears _to_ modulate the restructuring _of_ connective tissues in target organs to obtain the required change... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a process for emulsion polymerization. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process for emulsion polymerizing a monomer which is hardly soluble in water.
2. Description of the Related Art
In general emulsion polymerization, at least one monomer... | 1. field by the invention the present invention relates to a technology for emulsion transformation. more particularly, the present invention relates to a process for emulsion polymerizing a monomer which is hardly soluble in water. 2. description of the related art in general emulsion polymerization, at least one mono... | 1. Field of the Invention The LresFnt invention relates to a process for emulsion polymerization. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process for emulsion polymerizing a monomer which is hardly soluble in water. 2. Description of the Related Art In general emulsion polymerization, at least one monomer... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates a process for emulsion polymerization. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process for emulsion a monomer which is hardly soluble in water. Description of the Related Art In general emulsion polymerization, at least one monomer and a polymerization ini... | 1. fiElD of thE iNvEnTiON
The PREsenT iNVEntiON rELATes to A procesS For eMUlSiON pOlyMeriZAtIOn. MOre parTIcularly, the prESeNT inveNtiON RelaTES tO a prOceSs fOR EMUlsIon POLymERIziNg A monOMeR Which IS haRDLy SoLuBLe In waTER.
2. DeScRiPtiON oF tHE RElaTeD art
iN GeNeraL emUlSion pOLymErIZaTIOn, aT least oNe MoNomer... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to aprocess for emulsion polymerization. More particularly, thepresent invention relates toa process foremulsion polymerizing a monomer which is hardlysolublein water. 2. Description of the Related ArtIngeneral emulsion polymerization, at least one mon... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the _Invention_ _The_ present invention _relates_ to _a_ process for _emulsion_ polymerization. More particularly, _the_ _present_ invention relates to _a_ process for emulsion polymerizing a monomer _which_ is _hardly_ soluble in water. 2. _Description_ of _the_ Related _Art_ In general emulsion polyme... |
It is well known that in nuclear fuel reprocessing plants a certain amount of radioactive krypton gas is released during chemical processes which are used to dissolve spent nuclear fuel rods. Rather than allow such radioactive gas to contaminate the atmosphere, environmental standards generally require that such krypto... | it is well known that in nuclear fuel reprocessing plants a certain amount of radioactive krypton gas is released during chemical processes which are used to dissolve spent nuclear fuel rods. rather than allow such radioactive gas to contaminate the atmosphere, environmental standards generally require that such krypto... | It is well known that in nuclear fuel reprocessing poxnts a certain amount of radioactive krypton gas is released during chemical processes which are used to dissolve spent nuclear fuel rods. Rather than allow such radioactive gas to contaminate the atmosphere, environmental standards generally require that such krypto... | It is well known that in nuclear fuel reprocessing plants a certain amount of radioactive krypton gas is released during chemical processes which are used to spent nuclear fuel rods. Rather than allow such radioactive gas to contaminate the atmosphere, environmental standards generally require that such krypton recover... | It iS weLl kNown ThaT IN nucLear fUel REPrOCeSsInG PlANTS A cErTaIn amOUNT OF RadiOActive kryPtOn gAs IS rEleASed DUrINg cHeMiCaL PrOCessEs wHicH Are UsEd to DISsOLVe spENt NUclEaR fuel rOdS. RATheR thAN alLOw such RaDiOactIVe GaS TO cONTAMINAte tHe atmOSpHErE, envIROnmEntaL STaNdards genErAlLy REQuIrE ThAT SucH KRYpto... | It is wellknown thatinnuclear fuel reprocessingplants a certain amountof radioactive krypton gas is released during chemical processes which are used to dissolve spent nuclear fuel rods.Ratherthan allow such radioactive gas to contaminate the atmosphere, environmental standards generally requirethat s... | It _is_ well _known_ that _in_ nuclear fuel reprocessing plants a certain amount _of_ _radioactive_ krypton gas is _released_ during _chemical_ _processes_ which are used to dissolve spent nuclear _fuel_ rods. Rather _than_ allow _such_ _radioactive_ gas _to_ contaminate the atmosphere, _environmental_ standards _gener... |
The invention relates to a method for stunning an animal for slaughter, e.g. a pig, comprising the steps of:
(a) providing the animal for slaughter; PA1 (b) conveying said animal by means of conveying means in the direction of stunning means; PA1 (c) causing a first current pulse to flow through the neck- and/or head-r... | the invention relates to a method for stunning an animal for slaughter, e. g. a pig, comprising the steps of : ( a ) providing the animal for slaughter ; pa1 ( b ) conveying to animal by means of conveying means in the direction of stunning animal ; pa1 ( c ) causing a first current pulse to flow through the neck - and... | The invention relates to a method for stunning an animal for slaughter, e. g. a pig, comprising the steps of: (a) providing the animal for slaughter; PA1 (b) conveying said animal by means of conveying means in the direction of stunning means; PA1 (c) causing a first current pulse to flow through the neck - and / or he... | The invention relates to a method for stunning an animal for e.g. a pig, comprising the steps of: (a) the animal slaughter; PA1 (b) conveying said animal by means of conveying means in the direction of stunning means; PA1 (c) causing a first current to flow through the neck- head-region of said animal for slaughter to ... | the INveNtion RElateS To A metHOd FoR sTunNIng AN aNiMal fOR SLaUghTer, e.G. a pIg, COMprIsiNG THE steps OF:
(A) PRoVidInG THe AnIMaL fOr sLAUGHtER; pa1 (B) CONveyING sAId ANImAL BY mEAnS oF COnvEyINg MeANS in ThE dirEcTiON oF stUnniNG meANs; PA1 (C) CAusIng A FIRST CurRENt pulsE tO FlOW thROUGH The NECK- and/OR Head-r... | The invention relates to a methodforstunningananimal for slaughter, e.g. a pig, comprising the steps of: (a) providing the animal for slaughter; PA1(b) conveying said animal by means of conveying means in the direction of stunning means; PA1 (c) causing afirst current pulse to flow throughthe... | The invention relates to _a_ method for stunning an animal for _slaughter,_ e.g. _a_ pig, comprising the steps of: (a) providing the _animal_ for slaughter; _PA1_ (b) _conveying_ _said_ animal by _means_ of conveying means in _the_ direction of _stunning_ means; PA1 _(c)_ _causing_ _a_ _first_ current pulse to flow thr... |
A modern mobile device can incorporate functions of multiple conventional electronic devices, including a personal computer, a cellular phone, a radio transceiver, and/or a wireless (e.g., WiFi or GPS) transceiver. For example, a modern mobile phone or personal data assistant (PDA) can provide telephony services, as we... | a modern mobile device can incorporate functions of multiple conventional electronic devices, including a personal computer, a cellular phone, a radio browser, and / or a wireless ( e. g., wifi or gps ) transceiver. for example, a modern mobile phone or personal data assistant ( pda ) can provide telephony functionalit... | A modern mobile device can incorporate functions of multiple conventional elecgroMic devices, including a personal computer, a cellular phone, a radio transceiver, and / or a wireless (e. g. , WiFi or GPS) transceiver. For example, a modern mobile phone or personal Xxta aseistanF (PDA) can provide telephony services, a... | A modern mobile device can incorporate functions of multiple conventional electronic devices, including a personal computer, a cellular phone, a transceiver, and/or a wireless (e.g., WiFi or For example, a modern mobile phone or personal data assistant can provide telephony services, as well as hosting user for organiz... | A Modern MoBILE dEVIcE can iNCOrPOrAtE FunCtIONS OF mulTiplE COnVENTIoNaL eLeCTRONiC DEviCES, INClUdING a pERSoNAl cOMpUteR, a CeLLulAR pHoNe, A RAdIo TRANScEIveR, anD/or A wIReless (e.G., WIfI oR gps) TrAnSCEIvER. foR ExAMPlE, A mODeRn MoBiLE PhONE OR peRSONAL data aSsIStant (pda) CaN PrOVide TelEpHOny sErvicEs, aS wE... | A modern mobile device can incorporate functions of multiple conventionalelectronicdevices, including a personalcomputer, a cellular phone,a radio transceiver, and/or awireless (e.g., WiFiorGPS)transceiver. For example, a modern mobile phone or personal data assistant (PDA) can provide telephony servi... | A modern mobile device can incorporate functions of multiple conventional electronic devices, including a personal computer, a cellular phone, a radio transceiver, and/or a wireless (e.g., WiFi or GPS) transceiver. For example, a modern mobile phone or personal data assistant (PDA) _can_ provide telephony services, as ... |
In recent years, personal computers have pushed into the field of work stations with intent to realize alternate for large-size computers by the network configuration of work stations. Also, an architecture for realizing a low-cost and high-speed graphic processing has recently been needed with the advance of home amus... | in recent years, personal computers have pushed into the field of work stations with intent to realize alternate for large - size computers by the network configuration of work stations. also, an architecture for realizing a low - cost and high - speed graphics processing has recently been needed with the advance of ho... | In recent years, personal computers have pushed into the field of work stations with intent to realize alternate for large - size computers by the network configuration of work stations. Also, an architecture for realizing a low - cost and high - speed graphic processing has recently been needed with the advance of hom... | In recent years, personal computers have pushed into of work stations with intent realize alternate for large-size computers by network configuration of work Also, an architecture for realizing low-cost and high-speed graphic processing has been needed with the advance of home amusement equipments. a modified sprite pr... | iN rECEnT yeARs, PERSoNal coMpUTERS have puShEd Into The FIELD of WorK StaTIons WITh INtEnT to RealiZe alTernATE FOR LaRgE-SIzE COMpUTeRs BY THE NEtWOrK CoNFigUraTIon oF WOrK stAtIONs. AlSO, an aRChiTECture FOR ReAliZiNG a LOw-COsT anD HIgh-SpeEd GraPHIC prOcessINg has RecentLY been nEEdEd WiTH the AdVANCE OF HOME AmUs... | In recent years, personal computers have pushed into the field of work stations with intent to realize alternate for large-size computersby the network configuration of work stations. Also, an architecture for realizinga low-cost andhigh-speed graphic processing has recently beenneeded withthe ... | _In_ recent years, personal _computers_ have pushed _into_ the _field_ of work stations with intent to _realize_ _alternate_ _for_ large-size computers by the network configuration _of_ work stations. Also, _an_ architecture _for_ realizing a low-cost and high-speed graphic processing has recently been needed with the ... |
This invention relates to a power device in which a plurality of switching circuits for power conversion employ in common a switching element. | this terminology relates to a power device in which a plurality of switching devices for power conversion employ in common binary switching element. | This invention relates to a power dwviVe in Eh9ch a pl*3ality of swifchiHg circuits for power conversi8h em)l*y in common a s#itcjing eoemsnt. | This invention relates a power device in which plurality of switching circuits for power conversion employ in common a switching element. | tHis inVentIOn RELaTeS tO a PoWEr DEvIcE iN wHich a pLuRAlitY Of sWiTcHING CiRcUIts foR POwER CoNVErSION eMplOy IN COmMoN A sWItchING ElEMENt. | This invention relates to a power device in whicha plurality of switching circuits for power conversion employ incommon a switching element. | This invention relates to a power device in which _a_ plurality of switching _circuits_ for power conversion employ in common a switching element. |
In today's information economy, entities frequently interact with other entities through computer networks. It is important to entities with more than one agent that a given agent interacts with other entities only in ways authorized by the entity. For example, a first entity may only authorize select personnel to inte... | in today ' s information economy, entities frequently negotiate with other entities through computer networks. it is important to entities with more than one agent that a given agent interacts with other entities only in ways authorized by the entity. for example, the first entity may only authorize select personnel to... | In today ' s information economy, entities frequently interact with other entities through computer networks. It is important to entities with more than one agent that a given agent interacts with other entities only in ways authorized by the entity. For example, a first entity may only auhhoriSe select personnel to in... | In today's information economy, entities frequently interact with other entities through computer networks. is important to entities with more than one agent that given agent interacts with other entities only in ways authorized by the entity. example, a first entity may only authorize select personnel to interact with... | In ToDAY's inFOrmATIOn ECONOMy, EnTiTIes freQUEnTly InTeRact WitH OTHEr EntitIEs thROuGH cOMPuTeR NetwOrKS. iT IS impORtanT TO EnTITieS With MOre thAN oNE AGent ThAT a given AgEnt INTeRaCts With OtHeR eNTItIES OnlY In waYs autHoRized BY the EnTiTy. fOr EXaMPLe, a FIrst ENtItY may ONLY AuThOrIZE seleCt pErSonNel TO iNTe... | In today's information economy, entities frequently interact withother entities through computer networks. It is important to entities with more than one agent that a given agent interactswith other entities only in ways authorized by the entity.For example, afirst entity may only authorize select personn... | In today's _information_ economy, entities frequently _interact_ with other entities _through_ computer networks. It is important to entities with more than one agent that a given agent interacts _with_ other entities only in ways authorized by the _entity._ For example, a first entity may only _authorize_ select perso... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of handguns, and more particularly semiautomatic handguns.
2. Prior Art
An automatic pistol carries a slide/barrel assembly that slides longitudinally along a frame. A spring braced between the slide and frame holds the slide/barrel assembly in a forw... | ii. field of the invention is present invention extended to the field army handguns, and more particularly semiautomatic handguns. 2. prior art an automatic pistol carries a slide / barrel assembly that slides longitudinally along a trajectory. a spring braced between the slide and frame holds the slide / barrel assemb... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of handguns, and more particularly semiautomatic handguns. 2. Prior Art An automatic pistol carries a slide / barrel assembly that slides longitudinally along a frame. A spring braced between the slide and frame holds the slide / baeGel assembly in a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention to the field of handguns, more particularly semiautomatic handguns. 2. Prior Art An carries a assembly that slides longitudinally along a frame. A spring braced between the slide and frame holds the slide/barrel assembly in a forward closed position. A cartridge chamber exists wi... | 1. FiElD oF the iNVentIoN
the preSEnt inVeNTion RELates to tHE FieLD Of hANdgUnS, AND MorE pArTICulARLY sEMiAUtoMATIc HaNdguns.
2. pRior arT
an AUTOMaTIC PISTOL cARriEs a SLIdE/barReL assemblY That SlIDES loNGiTUdInAlLY AloNg a fRAme. A sPRiNg BRaceD bEtween The SLIDE aND frAmE HoLds THE SlIDe/baRREl ASseMblY In A FOrW... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates tothefield of handguns, and more particularly semiautomatic handguns.2. Prior ArtAn automatic pistol carries a slide/barrel assembly that slides longitudinally along a frame. A spring braced between the slide andframe holdstheslide/bar... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention _relates_ _to_ the field of handguns, and more _particularly_ semiautomatic handguns. 2. _Prior_ Art An automatic pistol carries a _slide/barrel_ _assembly_ _that_ slides _longitudinally_ _along_ a _frame._ A spring braced between the slide and frame holds the _slide/ba... |
There have been recent remarkable developments in communication systems that use microwave frequencies with a range of 300 MHz to 300 GHz in mobile communications such as wireless telephone sets and car-phones, satellite broadcastings, satellite communications and the like. With the development of personal portable com... | there have been recent radio developments among communication systems that use microwave frequencies with a range of 300 mhz to 300 ghz in mobile communications such as wireless telephone sets and car - phones, satellite broadcastings, wireless communications and the like. with the development of personal portable comm... | There have been recent remarkable developments in communication systems that use microwave frequencies with a range of 300 MHz to 300 GHz in mobile communications such as wireless telephone sets and car - phones, satellite broadcastings, satellite communications and the like. With the development of personal portable c... | There have been recent remarkable developments in communication systems that use microwave frequencies with a range of 300 MHz to 300 GHz in mobile communications such as wireless telephone sets and car-phones, satellite broadcastings, satellite communications and the like. With the of personal portable communications,... | theRe haVE bEeN RecENT remARKABLe dEVelOPmenTS in cOMMunICAtiON sYSTEMs thaT uSE micROWaVe fRequENciEs with A Range oF 300 mHz To 300 ghZ In MObIlE COmmUNicatIOns SUCh AS WIReLeSS TELEPHonE seTs AND Car-phoNeS, sATEllIte BrOaDCastINgs, satElLItE cOmMUniCATIONs and tHE LIKe. wIth tHe DevelOPMENT oF pERSoNal portaBlE cOM... | There have been recent remarkabledevelopments in communication systems that use microwave frequencies with a range of 300 MHz to 300 GHz in mobile communications such as wireless telephone sets and car-phones, satellitebroadcastings, satellite communications and the like. With the development of perso... | There _have_ been recent remarkable _developments_ in communication systems that use microwave _frequencies_ with a range of _300_ MHz to 300 GHz in mobile communications such as wireless _telephone_ sets and car-phones, satellite broadcastings, satellite communications and the like. With the development of personal po... |
When wearing absorbent articles, such as diapers and incontinence protectors, it is important to prevent, as much as possible, urine from spreading backwards in the article so as to come into contact with the anus and the skin surrounding it. It is even more important to prevent urine from being mixed with faeces in th... | when wearing absorbent articles, generally as diapers and urine protectors, it takes important to prevent, as much as possible, urine from spreading backwards in the bladder so as to come into contact with the anus and the skin surrounding it. it is much more important to prevent urine from being mixed with faeces in t... | When wearing absorbent articles, such as diapers and incontinence protectors, it is important to prevent, as much as possible, urine from spreading backwards in the article so as to come into contact with the anus and the skin surrounding it. It is even more important to prevent urine from being mixed with faeces in th... | When wearing absorbent articles, such as and incontinence protectors, it is important to prevent, much as possible, urine from spreading backwards in the so as to come into contact with the anus surrounding It is more important to prevent from mixed with in the rear portion of the article and coming into contact with t... | WHEn WeAriNG AbSOrbeNt ARTiCleS, sUCh AS DiApeRs aND iNContINEnCE prOtECTOrs, it iS IMPORTaNt tO pReVeNt, aS muCh aS POSSiBlE, Urine froM sprEAding bACKwArdS in ThE ArtIClE So AS to coME inTO COnTACt wiTH tHe Anus anD ThE SKiN sURRoUNdIng IT. It Is EVEN mORe iMpoRtaNt To PrEVEnT URInE from BEIng miXeD WitH FaecES IN Th... | When wearing absorbent articles, such as diapers and incontinence protectors,it is important toprevent, as much aspossible, urine from spreading backwards in the article soas tocome into contact with the anus and the skin surrounding it. It is even more important toprevent urinefrom being mixed with faec... | When wearing absorbent articles, such as _diapers_ and _incontinence_ _protectors,_ it is important _to_ prevent, _as_ much as possible, urine from spreading backwards in _the_ article so as to come into contact _with_ the anus and _the_ skin surrounding it. It is even more important to _prevent_ urine _from_ being mix... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a color value converting technique of a color sequential display. More particularly, the present invention relates to a technique for converting three color values to four color values.
2. Description of Related Art
In a conventional liquid crystal display (LCD... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a color value converting technique of a color sequential display. more particularly, the present invention relates to a technique for converting three color values to four color values. 2. description of related art in a conventional liquid crystal display ( lc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a color value converting technique of a color sequential display. More particularly, the present invention relates to a technique for converting three color values to four color values. 2. Description of Related Art In a conventional liquid crystal display (LCD... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a color value converting technique of a color sequential More particularly, the present relates a technique for converting three color values to four color values. Description of Art In a conventional liquid crystal display (LCD), light source of backlight module ... | 1. fIELd of thE INveNtioN
THe preSenT iNvEntIoN ReLateS tO A coLOr ValUe cONverTING TecHNique of a color SequEntiAL DisPLAy. MoRE pARTIcuLaRlY, the presENt iNvenTiON rElateS To a tEcHNiqUE fOr ConveRtinG THREE colOR vAlUeS tO fOuR coLOr VALuES.
2. DeScRiptIoN of RelaTEd aRt
iN A cOnVeNtional lIQuid CryStal DIsPLaY (lcD... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto acolor value converting technique of a color sequential display. More particularly, the present invention relates to a technique for converting three color values to fourcolor values. 2. Description of Related Art Ina conventional liquid... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates to a color value converting _technique_ _of_ a color sequential _display._ More particularly, the present _invention_ relates _to_ a technique for converting _three_ color values to four color _values._ 2. Description of Related Art In a conventional _liquid_ ... |
Fire alarm devices such as audible horns (audible/visible or A/V), loudspeakers (speaker/visible or S/V) and visible strobes (visible only or V/O), are referred to as “notification appliances.” Typically, a fire alarm control panel (FACP) drives these devices over one or more “notification appliance circuits” (NACs). T... | fire alarm devices such as audible horns ( audible / visible or a / v ), loudspeakers ( speaker / visible or s / v ) and visible strobes ( visible only or v / o ), are referred to as “ notification appliances. ” typically, a fire alarm control panel ( facp ) drives these devices over one or more “ notification applianc... | Fire alarm devices such as audible YoGns (audible / visible or A / V ), loudspeakers (x(eaker / visible or S / V) and viaib,e strogws (visible only or V / O ), are referred to as “ notification appliances. ” Typically, a fire alarm control panel (FACP) drives these devices over one or more “ notification appliance circ... | Fire alarm such as horns (audible/visible or loudspeakers (speaker/visible or S/V) visible strobes (visible only or V/O), are referred to as “notification appliances.” a fire alarm control panel (FACP) drives these devices over one or more “notification appliance circuits” (NACs). The strobes are used, example, as an a... | fIRE alarM DEviCes sUcH As audibLE hoRns (aUdiBlE/vISiBLe OR A/V), loUDSPEaKErS (SpeAKer/visIbLe OR S/V) and VisIblE STRoBEs (VIsibLE oNlY or v/O), arE reFeRred tO As “NOtIFICaTIoN AppliaNCES.” TypIcAlLy, A fIRE AlArM conTROl paNel (FACp) DRIvES THEsE DeVIcEs OvER OnE OR MOrE “nOTifiCation apPliANCE Circuits” (naCs). T... | Fire alarm devices such as audible horns (audible/visible or A/V), loudspeakers (speaker/visible or S/V) and visible strobes (visible onlyor V/O), are referred to as “notification appliances.” Typically, a fire alarm control panel (FACP) drives these devices over one or more “notification appliance circui... | Fire _alarm_ devices such as audible _horns_ (audible/visible or _A/V),_ _loudspeakers_ _(speaker/visible_ or S/V) and visible strobes (visible _only_ _or_ V/O), are referred to as “notification _appliances.”_ Typically, a fire alarm _control_ panel (FACP) drives these devices over one or more “notification appliance c... |
This section is intended to provide a background or context to the invention disclosed below. The description herein may include concepts that could be pursued, but are not necessarily ones that have been previously conceived, implemented or described. Therefore, unless otherwise explicitly indicated herein, what is de... | this section is intended to provide a background or context to the invention disclosed below. the description herein may include concepts that could be pursued, but are not necessarily ones that have been previously conceived, implemented or described. therefore, unless otherwise explicitly indicated herein, this is de... | This section is intended to provide a background or context to the invention disclosed below. The description herein may OncluRe concepts that could be pursued, but are not necessarily ones that have been previously fonce&ved, implemented or described. Therefore, unless otherwise explicitly indicated herein, what is de... | This section is intended to provide a background or to the invention disclosed below. The description herein may include concepts that could pursued, but are not necessarily ones that have been previously conceived, implemented or described. Therefore, unless otherwise explicitly indicated herein, what is described in ... | ThIS SeCtiOn Is INTenDed TO pROvidE A bACkGRouNd Or cONTExt to the inVENtIon dISCloSEd below. the DeSCRiPtIon HEREiN maY incluDE cOncePts thAt cOULD bE PURSUeD, BUt ARe NOt necESSARIlY oneS ThAt have bEEN pReviOUsLy coNCEivEd, iMpLEmEntEd Or deSCRibeD. tHErefORe, UnLess OtHerwIse EXpliCITLY indiCaTed HErEIn, wHat IS de... | This section is intended to provide a background or context to the invention disclosed below. The descriptionhereinmay include concepts that couldbe pursued, butare notnecessarily ones that have been previouslyconceived, implemented or described. Therefore,unless otherwise explicitly indicated h... | _This_ _section_ is intended to provide a background _or_ _context_ to _the_ invention disclosed below. The description herein may include concepts that could be pursued, but are not _necessarily_ ones _that_ _have_ been _previously_ conceived, implemented or described. Therefore, unless otherwise _explicitly_ indicate... |
In the longwall mining of coal, a shearing machine has cutter drum attached to it. The cutter drum is rotated and moved by the shearing machine into the wall by a desired distance depending on the characteristics of the particular coal being mined. The rotating drum is then moved along the wall. As the mined coal falls... | in the longwall mining of coal, a shearing machine has cutter drum attached to it. the cutter drum is rotated and moved by the shearing machine into the wall near a desired distance depending on the characteristics of the particular coal being mined. the rotating drum is then moved along the wall. as the mined coal fal... | In the longwall minOnt of coal, a shearing machine has cutter drum attached to it. The cutter drum is royateV and moved by the shearing machine into the wall by a desired distance depending on the characteristics of the particular coal being mined. The rotating drum is then moved along the wall. As the mined coal falls... | the longwall mining coal, a shearing machine has cutter drum attached to it. The cutter drum is rotated and moved by the shearing the wall by a desired distance depending on the characteristics of the particular being mined. The rotating is then moved along the wall. As the mined coal falls, it is picked up by a convey... | In THE LonGWALl miNInG Of coal, A SHEARINg MACHine hAs CutTEr DRuM aTtAchED tO iT. THE CuTTeR dRuM is RoTateD anD MovEd BY THE shEaRINg mAChine iNTo The WAlL BY A desiREd dISTAnCE DEPEnDiNG oN THe CHARAcTeRIStICs OF THe PARticuLar CoAL BeInG mIned. ThE ROTATInG drUM IS THeN MOVed aLong the WalL. aS the MineD cOaL FAllS... | In the longwall mining of coal, a shearing machine has cutter drum attached to it. The cutter drumisrotated and moved by the shearing machine into the wall by a desired distance depending on the characteristics of the particular coal being mined. The rotating drum is then moved along the wall.As th... | In the longwall _mining_ of coal, a shearing machine _has_ cutter drum attached to _it._ The cutter drum is rotated and moved by _the_ _shearing_ _machine_ into the _wall_ by a desired distance depending on the _characteristics_ of the particular coal being mined. The rotating drum is then moved _along_ the wall. As th... |
Light fixtures, or luminaires, are used with electric light sources to provide an aesthetic and functional housing in both interior and exterior applications. One type of light fixture is an area light, generally used for exterior lighting of roads, walkways, parks, parking lots, or other large areas requiring a signif... | illumination fixtures, or luminaires, are used with electric light sources to provide an aesthetic and functional housing in both interior and exterior applications. one examples of light fixture is an area light, generally used for exterior lighting of roads, walkways, ponds, parking lots, or other large space requiri... | Light fixtures, or luminaires, are used Q&th electric light sources to pr0v9de an aesthetic and functional housing in both interior and exterior applications. One type of light fixture is an area light, generally used for exterior kightinY of roads, walkways, paGke, padkOng lots, or other large areas requiring a signif... | Light fixtures, or luminaires, are used with electric light sources to provide an aesthetic and functional in both interior and exterior One type of light fixture is an area light, generally used for exterior lighting of roads, walkways, parks, parking lots, or other large areas requiring a significant of lighting. Are... | LIghT Fixtures, Or lumiNaireS, aRE USEd wiTH elECTRIC LIghT SOuRCES tO PRovide An aestHeTIc AND fUnctioNAl hoUsiNg IN bOth InTErIOr and EXteRIOR aPpLIcATionS. OnE TyPe OF LIgHT fIXturE is AN ArEa liGHt, gEneRAlLy useD FOR exTeriOR lightING oF roaDs, wALKwAys, pARKS, pArkIng Lots, or oTHeR LaRGe aREaS reqUIRIng a sIgnIF... | Light fixtures, or luminaires, areused with electriclight sources to provide an aesthetic and functional housingin bothinterior and exterior applications. One type oflightfixture is anarea light, generally used for exteriorlighting of roads, walkways, parks, parking lots, or other large areas requiring a... | Light fixtures, _or_ luminaires, are used with _electric_ light sources to _provide_ an aesthetic and functional housing _in_ _both_ interior and exterior _applications._ _One_ type _of_ light fixture is an _area_ _light,_ generally _used_ for _exterior_ _lighting_ _of_ roads, walkways, parks, _parking_ lots, or _other... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to improvements in devices for recreational or body-support floatation in water using a flexible foam tube or tubes and a fabric or mesh sling.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Body support of an individual in the water for the purposes of recreational floatation o... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to improvements in devices for recreational or body - support floatation in freshwater using a flexible foam tube or tubes and a fabric or mesh sling. 2. description of the prior art body support of an individual in the water for the purposes of recreational float... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to improvements in devices for recreational or body - support floatation in water using a flexible foam tube or tubes and a fabric or mesh sling. 2. Description of the Prior Art Body support of an individual in the water for the purposes of recreational floatation... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to improvements in devices for recreational or body-support floatation in water a flexible foam or tubes and a fabric or mesh sling. 2. Description of the Prior Art Body support of an individual in the water for the purposes of recreational floatation or body-support ... | 1. FiEld oF The iNventION
tHE PReSenT iNVeNtion rELaTEs To iMpROVemEnts in deVIcES For recrEationAl OR Body-sUpport FloATatION iN WATeR USinG A fLexIBlE fOAM TUBE or tubES and a FaBRic oR MEsh SLinG.
2. DescRIPtION Of tHE PrIor aRt
BOdY SuPpORT of an InDIVidUaL In THe WATEr FOr ThE PUrpOSes Of REcreAtIonal FLOaTaTIOn o... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates toimprovements in devices for recreational or body-support floatation inwaterusinga flexible foam tube or tubesand afabric or mesh sling. 2.Description ofthe Prior Art Body support of an individual in the water for the purposes of recreational flo... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to improvements _in_ _devices_ _for_ recreational or body-support floatation in water using _a_ _flexible_ foam _tube_ _or_ tubes and a fabric or _mesh_ sling. 2. Description of _the_ Prior Art Body support _of_ an individual in the _water_ for _the_ purposes ... |
The invention relates to an ink feed component for a fountain pen. There are known in the art ink feed components which include a main body provided with radial ink-holding chambers, located intermediate forward and rearward ends thereof. The forward end is provided with a nib supporting surface, while the rearward end... | the invention relates to an ink feed component for a fountain pen. there are known in the art book feed components which include a main body provided with radial ink - holding chambers, located intermediate forward and rearward independently thereof. the forward end is provided with a nib supporting surface, while the ... | The invention relates to an ink feed component for a fountain pen. There are known in the art ink feed components which include a main body provided with radial ink - holding chambers, located intermediate forward and rearward ends thereof. The forward end is provided with a nib supporting surface, while the rearward e... | The invention relates to an ink feed component for a fountain pen. There are known in art feed components include a main body provided with radial ink-holding chambers, located intermediate forward and rearward thereof. The forward end is provided with a supporting while the rearward end is adapted for connection to th... | THe InveNTiOn reLATEs To An iNk FeED CompOnent FOr a fOUNTain peN. THerE ArE KnOwN iN tHe aRt iNk FEeD cOmpoNeNts which IncLude A mAiN BodY ProvideD WIth rAdiAL Ink-hOLDinG chamBErS, LoCaTEd INTERmeDIatE ForwaRd aND rEaRwaRd ENDs THEreOf. tHe fOrWArD EnD IS PROVIDeD WitH a NIb SuPporTIng suRfaCe, WHile thE rEArWArD ENd... | The invention relates to an ink feed component for afountain pen. Thereare known in the art ink feed components which includea main body provided with radial ink-holding chambers, located intermediate forward and rearwardends thereof. The forward end is providedwith a nib supporting sur... | The invention relates to an ink _feed_ component for a _fountain_ pen. _There_ are _known_ _in_ the art _ink_ feed components which include _a_ _main_ body provided with radial ink-holding _chambers,_ located intermediate forward and rearward ends _thereof._ _The_ forward end is _provided_ with a _nib_ supporting surfa... |
Commercial aircraft passengers are increasingly demanding in-flight entertainment (IFE) and electrical power outlets to operate various electronic devices, such as laptop computers, at their seats. To provide the passenger with such features, electrical power and data must be delivered to each seat. Conventionally, pow... | commercial aircraft passengers are increasingly permitted in - flight entertainment ( ife ) and electrical power outlets to operate various electronic devices, such as laptop computers, at their seats. to provide the passenger with such features, electrical power and data must be delivered to each plane. conventionally... | Commercial aircraft passengers are increasingly demanding in - flight entertainment (IFE) and electrical power outlets to operate various electronic devices, such as laptop SoHputers, at their seats. To lr)vide the passengF% with such features, electrical power and data must be delivered to each s$Zt. Conventionally, p... | Commercial aircraft passengers are increasingly demanding in-flight entertainment (IFE) and power outlets to operate various electronic devices, as laptop computers, at To provide the passenger with such features, electrical power data must be to each seat. Conventionally, power data are delivered to aircraft passenger... | cOmMERcIAL AIRCraFt PaSSeNgERS aRE inCReAsiNgLy DemaNDiNg iN-fligHT enTeRTAInmEnt (IFe) AnD ElEcTRical pOwER OUTlETs TO operaTE vArIOus ELEctroNIc DEViceS, such aS lAptop cOMputerS, At tHeir seATs. to prOVide THE PAsSeNger WiTh SucH features, ELECTRIcaL PoweR anD DatA MuST bE DeLiVErED tO eACH SEaT. COnveNTiOnAlLY, PoW... | Commercial aircraft passengers areincreasingly demanding in-flight entertainment (IFE) and electrical poweroutlets to operatevarious electronic devices, such as laptop computers, at theirseats. Toprovide the passenger withsuch features, electrical powerand data must be deliveredto each seat. Conventionall... | Commercial aircraft _passengers_ are increasingly _demanding_ in-flight entertainment (IFE) and electrical power outlets to operate various electronic devices, such as laptop computers, at their seats. To provide the _passenger_ with such features, electrical power and data must be delivered to each seat. Conventionall... |
Mobile devices have become ubiquitous in the everyday life of the general consumer. No longer are cellular phones, electronic personal data assistants, and Internet-connected hand-held devices reserved for the elite. As these devices become ingrained in consumers' daily routines, the use of the devices in situations in... | mobile devices have become ubiquitous in the everyday life of the general consumer. no longer are cellular phones, electronic personal data assistants, and internet - connected hand - held devices reserved for the elite. as these devices become ingrained in consumers ' daily routines, the use of virtual devices in situ... | Mobile devices have become ubiquitous in the everyday life of the general consumer. No longer are cellular phones, electronic personal data assistants, and Internet - connected hand - held devices reserved for the elite. As these devices become kngrajned in consumers ' daily routines, the use of the devices in situatio... | Mobile devices have become ubiquitous in everyday life of the general No longer are cellular phones, electronic personal data assistants, and hand-held devices for elite. As these devices become ingrained daily routines, the use of the devices situations in safety, convenience and even appropriateness have become For e... | MOBIle DEVIces have BeCoMe uBiQuITOuS iN thE EvErydaY lifE Of the geNeRaL ConsuMeR. no longer aRe ceLLulAR phONeS, eLEctRoNiC PErSoNal daTA assIStANTS, And InTErnet-COnneCTeD hand-hElD deViCeS ReSERVeD FOR the ELIte. aS these dEVICeS bEcOMe INgrAINED In consuMeRS' DAILy ROUtINeS, THE usE oF the devIcEs In SitUaTiONS in... | Mobile devices have become ubiquitous in the everyday life of the general consumer. No longer are cellular phones, electronic personal data assistants, and Internet-connected hand-held devices reserved forthe elite. Asthese devices become ingrained inconsumers' dailyroutines, theuse of the devicesin ... | Mobile _devices_ have become ubiquitous in the everyday life of the _general_ consumer. No longer _are_ _cellular_ _phones,_ electronic personal _data_ assistants, and Internet-connected hand-held devices reserved for the elite. As these devices _become_ _ingrained_ in consumers' daily _routines,_ the use of the device... |
Sterile reusable clothing has previously been used in many health care environments. Due to the inconvenience and cost of cleaning and providing sterile storage for such clothing, a switch to disposable products has generally occurred. For example, the demand for disposable shoe covers has increased substantially durin... | sterile reusable clothing has previously been used in many health care environments. due to the inconvenience and hazards of cleaning and providing sterile storage for such clothing, a switch to disposable products has also occurred. for example, the demand for disposable shoe covers has increased substantially during ... | Sterile reusable cloghinn has previously been used in many health care environments. Due to the inconvenience and cost of cleaning and (rovising sterile storage for such clothing, a switch to disposable products has generally occurred. For example, the demand for disposable shoe covers has oncreqsed substantially durin... | Sterile reusable has previously been used in many care environments. Due to the inconvenience and cost of cleaning providing sterile storage for such clothing, a switch to disposable products has generally occurred. For example, the demand disposable shoe covers has increased substantially during the past several years... | sTeRile ReusAblE clOTHinG haS preVIOuSLY bEeN USeD iN MANy HeALtH CAre ENVIrOnMentS. Due To THe incOnvENiENce aND CoSt OF cleaNInG AnD pRovidINg steRILe stoRage for such cLOTHINg, A SWItcH to DIspOsABLE pRODUcts HAs gENeraLLy OCCURREd. FoR ExAmPLE, thE dEmand fOr DIspoSaBLE sHoE coVErs has INcREaSeD SubsTANtiALLY DUrIN... | Sterilereusableclothing has previously been used in many health careenvironments. Due tothe inconvenience and cost of cleaning andproviding sterile storage for such clothing, a switchto disposable products has generally occurred. For example, the demand for disposable shoecovershas increased substanti... | Sterile reusable clothing has _previously_ been _used_ _in_ many health care environments. Due to the inconvenience _and_ cost of _cleaning_ and providing sterile storage for such clothing, a switch _to_ disposable _products_ has generally occurred. For _example,_ the _demand_ for disposable shoe covers has increased s... |
The present invention relates to an electric compressor having a compression mechanism, an electric motor and a motor driving circuit.
Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2010-112261 discloses an electric compressor having a housing that accommodates therein a compression mechanism for compressing a refrigerant... | the present invention relates to an electric compressor having a compression mechanism, an electric motor and a motor driving circuit. japanese patent application publication no. 2010 - 112261 discloses an electric compressor having a housing that accommodates therein a compression mechanism for compressing a refrigera... | The present invention relates to an electric compressor having a compression mechanism, an electric motor and a motor driving circuit. Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2010 - 112261 discloses an electric compressor having a housing that accommodates therein a compression mechanism for compressing a refrigera... | The present relates to an electric compressor having a compression mechanism, an electric motor and a motor driving circuit. Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2010-112261 discloses an compressor having a housing that accommodates therein a mechanism for compressing a refrigerant gas, electric motor for drivin... | tHe PReSEnT iNvENTIon relAteS to an eLeCTRIc CoMPRESSoR HAVING a compRESsIOn meChaNiSM, An elECTrIC MotOR AnD a moToR DRiviNG cIrcUiT.
jApAneSE pAtEnT AppLIcAtIoN puBLiCAtIOn no. 2010-112261 DiScloSeS aN ELeCTRIc ComPResSOR hAViNg a HOuSing tHat accoMModates TherEiN a CoMpRESSiON MeCHAniSM FoR cOMpresSiNg a REFrIGERANt... | The present invention relates toan electriccompressor having a compression mechanism, an electric motorand a motor drivingcircuit. Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2010-112261 discloses an electric compressor having a housing that accommodates therein acompression mechanism for compre... | The present invention relates to _an_ electric compressor having a compression mechanism, _an_ electric motor and a motor driving circuit. Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2010-112261 discloses an electric compressor _having_ a housing that accommodates therein a compression mechanism _for_ compressing _a_ r... |
Algebraic and transcendental functions are fundamental in many fields of application. In particular, K-th root family functions of the form (y)±1/K, which include inverse functions, inverse square root functions and square root functions, are performance critical in many graphics applications. Traditional algorithms fo... | algebraic and transcendental functions are fundamental in many fields of application. in particular, k - th root family functions of the form ( y ) ±1 / k, which include inverse functions, ieee square root functions and square root sums, are performance critical in many graphics applications. traditional algorithms for... | Algebraic and transcendental functions are fundamental in many fielFq of application. In particular, K - th root family functions of the form (y) ± 1 / K, which include inverse functions, inverse square root functions and square root functions, are performance critical in many graphics applications. Traditional algorit... | Algebraic and transcendental functions are fundamental in many application. In particular, root family functions of the form (y)±1/K, which include inverse functions, inverse square root functions and square root functions, are performance in many applications. Traditional algorithms for these root family functions are... | alGeBrAiC AND tranSCeNdENtaL fuNCTiONs Are fUNdAMeNtAl iN MAnY fieLds of ApPliCation. In pArTIcuLAr, k-tH ROoT Family funCTiONs Of thE fORM (y)±1/k, whIch InCluDe INverSe FUnCTioNS, InVERSE sQuARe rOOT fUNcTiOns aND sQuarE ROOt fUNCtions, ArE PERformanCe CRitICAl In manY gRaphIcS aPPLIcATiOnS. TRaDItionAL aLgoriThms fo... | Algebraic and transcendental functions are fundamental in many fields of application. In particular, K-th rootfamilyfunctions of the form (y)±1/K, which include inverse functions, inverse square root functionsand squarerootfunctions, areperformance critical in many graphics applications. Traditional al... | Algebraic and transcendental functions are fundamental in _many_ fields of application. In _particular,_ K-th root family functions of the _form_ (y)±1/K, _which_ include inverse functions, inverse square root functions and square _root_ functions, are performance critical in many _graphics_ applications. Traditional a... |
Acidic mammalian chitinase (AMCase; Mr=˜52.2 kD) is a secreted enzyme, typically found in the stomach, salivary gland, and lungs. Unique among mammalian enzymes in that it has an acidic pH optimum, the enzyme catalyzes the hydrolysis of artificial chitin-like substrates. It is induced during Th2 inflammation through an... | acidic mammalian chitinase ( amcase ; mr = [UNK]. 2 kd ) is a secreted enzyme, typically found in the stomach, salivary gland, and lungs. unique among mammalian enzymes in that it has an acidic ph optimum, the enzyme catalyzes the hydrolysis of artificial chitin - like substrates. it is produced during th2 toxicity thr... | Acidic mammalian chitinase (AMCase; Mr = ˜ 52. 2 kD) is a secreted enzyme, typically found in the stomach, salivary gland, and lungs. Unique among mammalian enzymes in that it has an acidic pH optimum, the enzyme datalyzea the hydrolysis of artificial chitin - like substrates. It is induced during Th2 inflammation thro... | Acidic mammalian chitinase (AMCase; Mr=˜52.2 kD) is a secreted enzyme, typically found in the stomach, salivary and lungs. Unique among mammalian enzymes in that it an acidic pH optimum, the enzyme catalyzes the hydrolysis of artificial chitin-like substrates. It induced during Th2 inflammation through an IL-13-depende... | ACIDic MaMMalIAn ChITINAse (amCaSE; Mr=˜52.2 kd) is A secrETeD eNZYme, TyPICaLLY FOUnd In tHe STomacH, saLivaRy GlaNd, And LUngS. UNIquE AmONG mamMalIaN ENzYmeS In ThaT It has aN aCIdIc pH oPTIMUm, ThE EnZymE catALYZes THe HydROlysis Of ArtIFiCial CHitin-lIkE SUBstraTes. it iS indUceD DUrIng TH2 iNfLAMmAtiOn THRouGh aN... | Acidic mammalian chitinase (AMCase; Mr=˜52.2 kD) is a secreted enzyme, typicallyfound in thestomach, salivary gland, and lungs. Unique among mammalian enzymes in that it has an acidic pH optimum, the enzyme catalyzes thehydrolysis of artificialchitin-like substrates. It is induced during Th2 ... | _Acidic_ mammalian _chitinase_ (AMCase; Mr=˜52.2 _kD)_ is a secreted _enzyme,_ _typically_ found in _the_ stomach, salivary gland, and lungs. Unique among mammalian enzymes _in_ that _it_ has an acidic pH optimum, _the_ enzyme _catalyzes_ the _hydrolysis_ of _artificial_ chitin-like substrates. It _is_ induced during T... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an ocean water drawing system, more particularly to an ocean water drawing system including a working well, a working tunnel, a pipeline disposed in the working tunnel and in fluid communication with the working well and the ocean, and an access tunnel extending downwa... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to an ocean water drawing system, more broadly to an ocean water drawing system including a working well, a working tunnel, a pipeline disposed in the working tunnel and in fluid communication with the working well and the ocean, and internal access tunnel extending downw... | 1. Field of the onventi(n The invention relates to an ocean water drawing system, more particularly to an ocean water drawing system inc/udLng a working well, a working tunnel, a pipeline disposed in the working tunnel and in fluid communication with the working well and the ocean, and an access tunnel extending downwa... | 1. Field the Invention The invention relates to an ocean drawing system, more an ocean water drawing system including a working well, a working pipeline disposed in the tunnel and fluid communication with the working well and the ocean, and an access tunnel extending from the ground surface to intersect the working tun... | 1. fieLD of tHE iNventiOn
tHe invEnTIon ReLaTES TO aN OcEAN WAteR drAwiNG SYsTEm, MORe ParticuLaRlY To An ocEan WATEr DraWiNg SysTEm incluDiNg a WOrKing WeLl, A WorKiNg tUNNEL, A PipeLine DISPoSEd iN ThE woRKiNg TuNNel anD In fLuid coMMUNICaTIoN WItH The woRking wELL ANd tHe oCEan, And AN ACCeSs TUNnel eXTeNdiNg dOWNWA... | 1.Fieldof theInvention The invention relates to an ocean water drawing system,more particularly to an ocean water drawing system including a working well, a workingtunnel, a pipeline disposed in the working tunnel and in fluid communication with the working well and the ocean, and an access tunne... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ invention relates to _an_ ocean water drawing system, _more_ _particularly_ _to_ an ocean water _drawing_ _system_ including a working _well,_ a working tunnel, _a_ pipeline disposed in the working tunnel and in _fluid_ communication with the _working_ _well_ and the ocean, and an acce... |
The invention relates to a viscoelastic transmission device which, inside a winding tube for a blind, for a roller shutter or for a roll-up screen, provides the mechanical connection between the shaft of an actuator and a driving wheel that drives the winding tube.
Winding tubes are not standardized. They have a wide v... | the invention relates to a viscoelastic transmission device which, inside a winding tube for a blind, for a roller shutter or for a roll - up screen, provides the mechanical barrier between the shaft of an actuator and a driving wheel that drives the winding tube. winding tubes are not standardized. they have a wide va... | The invention relates to a viscoelastic transmission device whJxh, inside a winding tube for a blind, for a roller shutter or for a roll - up screen, provides the mechanical connection between the shaft of an actuator and a driving wheel that drives the winding tube. Winding tubes are not standardized. 5heG have a wide... | The relates to a viscoelastic transmission device which, inside a winding tube for a blind, for a roller shutter or for roll-up screen, provides the mechanical connection between the of an actuator a driving wheel that drives the winding tube. Winding tubes are not standardized. They have a wide variety of cross sectio... | THe InvEnTiOn rElaTES tO A VisCOeLAstic tranSmISsioN DEvice whicH, InsIDE a wINDInG TuBe fOr a blIND, fOr a RoLleR SHuTTeR or FOr a roLl-UP ScreEn, pROVidEs the mEChANiCaL CoNNECtIon BEtWEEn thE sHAFt OF AN actUator ANd a drIviNG wHeEl THat drIvEs THe WinDINg tube.
WINDiNG Tubes Are nOt staNDARdiZEd. TheY HAve a WIde v... | Theinvention relates to aviscoelastic transmission device which,inside awindingtube for ablind,for a roller shutter or for aroll-up screen, providesthemechanical connection between the shaft of an actuator and a driving wheel that drives thewinding tube. Winding tubes are not standardized. They have a... | The invention _relates_ _to_ a viscoelastic transmission device which, _inside_ _a_ winding tube for _a_ blind, for a _roller_ shutter or for _a_ roll-up screen, provides the _mechanical_ connection between the _shaft_ of an _actuator_ _and_ a driving _wheel_ that drives the winding tube. Winding tubes are not standard... |
The present invention relates to an apparatus for use in effecting relative movement between bones in a body of a patient and, more specifically, to an apparatus for effecting movement of bones in an arm of the patient relative to a shoulder of the patient.
An orthosis for stretching viscoelastic or soft tissue in a hu... | the cuff invention relates to an apparatus for use in effecting relative movement between bones in a body of a patient and, more specifically, to an apparatus for effecting movement of bones in an arm of the patient relative to a shoulder of the patient. second orthosis for stretching viscoelastic or soft tissue in a h... | The present invention relates to an apparatus for use in effecting relative movement between bones in a body of a patient and, more specifically, to an apparatus for effecting movement of bones in an arm of the patient relative to a shoulder of the patient. An orthosis for stretching viscoelastic or soft tissue in a hu... | present relates an apparatus for use in effecting relative movement between bones in a body of a patient and, more specifically, to an apparatus effecting movement of bones in arm of the patient relative to a shoulder the patient. An orthosis for stretching viscoelastic or soft tissue a human body to regain joint movem... | The PRESeNt InVeNTIoN rELateS tO An AppaRAtuS for uSE in EffECTInG rELatiVE movEMeNT bETween BONES in A BodY Of A patiEnT anD, more sPEciFicallY, tO AN APPAraTUs foR EffecTING moVemeNT Of BONES In AN arM OF THE PaTIeNT RElaTIVE To a SHoULdER OF tHe patiEnt.
aN ORthoSiS fOr STrEtchinG visCOeLaSTic or sOft TiSSUE iN A HU... | The present invention relates toan apparatus for use ineffecting relative movement between bones ina body of apatient and, more specifically, to an apparatus for effectingmovement of bones in an arm of the patient relative to a shoulder of the patient. An orthosis for stretching viscoelastic orsoft... | _The_ present invention _relates_ to an apparatus for use in effecting relative movement between bones in a body _of_ _a_ patient and, more specifically, to an _apparatus_ for _effecting_ movement _of_ bones _in_ an _arm_ of the patient relative _to_ a shoulder _of_ the patient. An orthosis _for_ stretching viscoelasti... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a reformer fuel cell system. The present invention further relates to a method for starting and/or operating a reformer fuel cell system.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Reformer fuel cell systems have been known for a long time. A reformer consisting of a plur... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a reformer fuel cell system. the present invention further relates to a method for starting and / or operating a reformer fuel cell system. 2. description of the prior art reformer fuel cell systems have been known for a single time. a reformer consisting of a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a reformer fuel cell system. The present invention further relates to a method for starting and / or operating a reformer fuel cell system. 2. Description of the Prior Art Reformer fuel cell systems Jzve been known for a long time. A reformer consisting of a pl... | of the Invention The present invention relates to a reformer fuel cell system. The present invention further to a method for starting and/or operating a reformer fuel cell system. Description of the Art Reformer fuel systems have been known for a long time. A reformer consisting of a plurality of partial systems genera... | 1. FIElD Of tHE INVeNtion
The preseNt INvENtiON rElATes To a REFORMER FuEl cElL SYstEm. the pREsEnt iNvEnTION FurTHer RElaTes to a mETHoD FoR StartiNG anD/or OperAtInG a REFOrmEr fUel CelL sYsTEm.
2. DescRIptioN of the prioR aRt
reFORmEr FuEL cElL SYSTems HAvE beeN KnoWN foR a loNG tIMe. a RefORMEr cOnSistING oF a pluR... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to areformer fuel cell system. The present invention further relates to amethod for starting and/or operating a reformer fuel cell system. 2. Description of the Prior Art Reformer fuel cell systems have been known for a long time. Areformer consisting of... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ a reformer fuel cell system. The present invention further relates _to_ a method for starting and/or operating a reformer _fuel_ cell system. 2. Description of the Prior Art _Reformer_ fuel cell systems have been known for a _long_ time. A reformer consisti... |
Pellet burning stoves have been found to be extremely efficient combustors with the predictable nature of the pellet fuel and the ability to control burning conditions within the fire box enclosures of such units. Combustion efficiency, due to the consistent size, material, and moisture content of the combustible parti... | pellet burning stoves have been found to be extremely efficient combustors with the predictable content of the pellet fuel and the ability of control burning conditions within the fire box enclosures of such units. combustion efficiency, due to the consistent size, shape, and moisture content of the combustible particu... | Pellet burning stoves have been found to be extremely efficient combustors with the predictable nature of the pellet fuel and the ability to control burning conditions within the fire box enclosures of such units. Combustion eCfKciency, due to the consistent size, material, and moisture content of the xombust&ble parti... | Pellet burning stoves have been found to be extremely efficient combustors with the predictable nature of the pellet fuel and the ability to control conditions the fire box enclosures of such units. Combustion efficiency, due to the consistent size, material, and moisture content of the combustible particulates, may co... | pElLeT bURNIng stOVEs HAVE BEeN FoUnD TO Be exTremELY eFfiCient CombuSTorS WitH thE predICTABLE NATUrE of tHE PElLEt fuEl anD THE ABIliTY To COnTRoL BuRning COnDitiONs wiTHIn THe FIRe bOx EnClosurES OF SucH uniTs. coMbusTIoN EfFIcIEnCy, dUe to tHE CONSiSTent SIZE, MATerIAl, ANd mOIsTUre CONtENT Of tHe comBUSTiBLE PARti... | Pellet burning stoves have been found to be extremely efficient combustors with the predictable nature of the pellet fuel and the ability to control burningconditions within the fire box enclosures of such units.Combustionefficiency, dueto the consistentsize, material, and moisture contentof the c... | _Pellet_ burning stoves have been found _to_ be extremely efficient combustors with _the_ predictable nature _of_ the pellet fuel and the ability to control burning conditions within the fire box enclosures of such units. Combustion efficiency, due to the consistent size, material, and moisture content of the combustib... |
1. Field
The presently disclosed embodiment relates to the general field of producing tanks made of high-performance composite materials, intended for storing pressurized fluids.
The presently disclosed embodiment applies in particular to tanks made of thermoplastic matrix composite materials, but may be applied to tan... | 1. field the presently disclosed matter relates to the general field of producing tanks full of high - performance composite materials, intended for storing pressurized fluids. the presently disclosed embodiment applies in particular to tanks made of thermoplastic matrix composite materials, but may be applied to tanks... | 1. Field The presently disclosed embodiment relates to the general field of producing tanks made of high - performance composite materials, intended for storing pressurized fluids. The presently disclosed embodiment applies in particular to tanks made of thermoplastic matrix composite materials, but may be applied to t... | 1. The presently disclosed to the general field of producing tanks made of high-performance composite materials, intended for storing pressurized fluids. The presently embodiment applies in particular tanks made of thermoplastic matrix composite materials, but may be applied to tanks made of composite materials compris... | 1. fieLd
thE PreSenTLy DISclOsed eMbOdimEnT rElatES To THE GeNERal Field Of PrOdUciNG tAnkS made of hIGh-PErfOrmANCe CoMpOsiTe materIaLs, InTendEd fOR StOrinG pRESSUrIzED fluIdS.
tHE prESently disclOSeD EMbODiMENT appLiEs in paRtICULAr TO TAnkS MAdE of thERMopLAsTIc MaTrix cOMpOsItE maTeRiaLs, bUT mAy BE APPLIED to tAN... | 1. FieldThepresently disclosed embodiment relatestothe general field of producing tanks made of high-performance composite materials, intended for storing pressurized fluids.The presently disclosed embodimentapplies in particular to tanks made of thermoplastic matrix composite materials, but may be appl... | _1._ _Field_ The _presently_ disclosed _embodiment_ relates to _the_ _general_ field of producing tanks made of high-performance composite _materials,_ _intended_ for _storing_ pressurized _fluids._ _The_ presently _disclosed_ embodiment applies in particular to tanks made _of_ thermoplastic matrix composite materials,... |
Consumer demand for digital video, high-speed communication, and ever increasing processing speed is pushing manufacturers to adopt faster data transmission schemes. Though the data conveyed is typically digital, designers are favoring analog communication schemes that employ low-voltage differential signals, particula... | consumer demand for digital video, high - speed communication, and ever increasing cable speed is pushing manufacturers to adopt faster data transmission schemes. though the data conveyed is typically digital, designers are favoring analog communication schemes that employ low - voltage differential signals, particular... | Consumer demand for dlgitXl video, high - speed communication, and ever increasing processing speed is pushing manufSctjrers to adopt faster data transmission schemes. Though the data conveyed is typically digital, designers are favoring analog communication schemes that employ low - voltage differential signals, parti... | Consumer for digital video, high-speed communication, and ever increasing processing speed is pushing manufacturers to adopt faster transmission schemes. Though the data conveyed is typically digital, designers are favoring communication schemes that employ low-voltage differential signals, particularly moving data wit... | ConsuMeR demaND for DIgItaL VidEo, hIGH-spEed coMmUnIcaTiOn, anD EVEr InCReaSiNg PrOCEsSing SpeEd is pUShINg mAnUFaCtuReRs TO adoPt FaSTeR Data tRANSmissIoN ScHemes. ThOUgh tHE Data COnVeYEd is tYPiCALLY DigItaL, desIgneRs arE FaVorINg aNaLoG COMMuNiCATIon schEMEs tHat EmPLOY LOW-voltage DifFEREnTiaL SiGNalS, PArTICulA... | Consumerdemand for digital video, high-speed communication, and ever increasing processing speed is pushing manufacturers to adoptfaster data transmission schemes. Though thedata conveyedis typically digital, designers are favoring analog communicationschemes that employ low-voltage differential signals, ... | Consumer _demand_ for _digital_ video, high-speed _communication,_ and ever increasing _processing_ _speed_ is pushing manufacturers to _adopt_ faster data transmission schemes. Though the data _conveyed_ is typically digital, designers _are_ favoring analog communication schemes that _employ_ low-voltage differential ... |
Typically, most conventional firearms have been adapted for specific tasks and generally are limited to use with specific calibers and/or types of ammunition. However, demand is increasing for firearms that can be modified to fire different types of ammunition, and/or can be reconfigured for different environments and ... | typically, most conventional firearms have been adapted for specific tasks and generally are limited to use with specific calibers or / or types of ammunition. however, demand decreases increasing for firearms that can be modified to fire specific types of ammunition, and / or can be reconfigured for different environm... | Typically, most conventional firearms have been ada)ged for specific tzAks and generally are limited to use with specific calibers and / or types of ammunition. However, demand is increasing for firearms that can be modified to fire different types of ammunition, and / or can be reconfigured for different environments ... | Typically, most conventional firearms have adapted for specific and generally limited to use with specific calibers and/or types of ammunition. However, demand is increasing for firearms that can be modified to fire different of ammunition, can be reconfigured for environments and uses. For example, in military applica... | tYpiCallY, MOst CoNVENtIonAL FiReARms HaVE beeN aDapteD FoR sPEciFiC TaSKS and GeNeRAlLy ARe liMItED tO USE wiTh SpEcIFic cALIbeRs aNd/Or tYPES of amMUNitioN. HOwEVER, dEmAnd IS iNcreaSING FOR fIreArMS tHAT Can Be mODiFieD to fIrE dIfFereNT Types oF AmmuNITIoN, aND/oR cAN bE ReConfIguREd For differENt eNvIroNmENTs And ... | Typically,most conventional firearms have been adapted for specific tasks and generallyarelimited to use with specific calibers and/or typesof ammunition. However, demand is increasingfor firearms that can be modifiedto firedifferent types ofammunition, and/orcan be reconfigured for different enviro... | _Typically,_ most conventional firearms _have_ been adapted for specific tasks and _generally_ are limited to use with specific calibers and/or types of ammunition. However, demand is increasing for firearms that can _be_ modified to fire different types of ammunition, and/or can be reconfigured for different environme... |
When operating a system (e.g. an auto-driving control system), ensuring an on-going highly efficient, safe communication between processes is of paramount importance to ensure the stability and security of the system. Currently, a commonly available communication mode with multiprocess includes: 1) a message communicat... | when operating a system ( e. g. an auto - driving control system ), ensuring an on - going highly efficient, safe communication between processes is of paramount importance to ensure the stability and security of the system. currently, a commonly available communication mode with multiprocess includes : 1 ) a message c... | When operating a sysGeN (e. g. an auto - driving control system ), ensuring an on - going tigTly efficient, safe communication between processes is of paramount importance to ensure the stability and security of the system. Currently, a commonly available communication mode with multiprocess includes: 1) a message comm... | operating a system an auto-driving system), ensuring an on-going highly efficient, communication between processes is of paramount importance ensure the stability and of the system. Currently, a commonly available communication mode with multiprocess includes: 1) a communication mechanism based on a socket connection; ... | wHEN operatIng a sYsTeM (E.G. an Auto-dRiVIng CoNTRoL sySTEM), ensuRING An On-GoINg HigHly eFFicIEnT, sAFe cOmmunICaTIon beTwEEN proCesSes Is oF pAramoUNt iMPOrtANCe tO ENSuRe tHe StaBILiTy aND SecUriTy of thE sySteM. cuRrENTlY, a cOmMOnly avaILAble COmmUniCaTIoN MOdE wiTh MulTIPROceSS INClUDes: 1) a mESsAGE COmmuniCaT... | When operating a system (e.g. an auto-drivingcontrol system), ensuringan on-going highly efficient, safe communication between processes isof paramount importance to ensure the stabilityand security of the system. Currently, a commonly availablecommunication mode with multiprocess includes: 1) a ... | When operating a _system_ (e.g. an auto-driving _control_ _system),_ ensuring an on-going highly efficient, safe communication _between_ _processes_ is of paramount importance _to_ ensure the _stability_ and _security_ of the system. Currently, a commonly available communication mode with _multiprocess_ includes: 1) a ... |
In general, in the medical field, an X-ray radiograph, such as computed tomography (CT), is used for a diagnosis.
However, since the X-ray radiograph illustrates an inside of a human body, an ordinary person is not accustomed to the X-ray radiograph except for a trained professional such as a doctor.
Especially, in the... | in general, in the medical field, an x - ray radiograph, such as computed tomography ( ct ), is used throughout a diagnosis. however, since the x - ray radiograph illustrates an inside of a human body, generally ordinary person is not accustomed to this x - ray radiograph except for a trained professional such as a doc... | In general, in the medical Toeld, an X - ray radiograph, such as computed tomography (CT ), is used for a diagnosis. However, since the X - ray radiograph illustrates an inside of a human body, an ordinary person is not accustomed to the X - ray radiinraph except for a trained professional such as a doctor. Especially,... | In general, in the medical field, an X-ray radiograph, such as computed (CT), used for a diagnosis. However, since the X-ray radiograph illustrates an inside of a human body, an ordinary person is not accustomed to the X-ray radiograph except for a trained professional such as a doctor. Especially, the dental or plasti... | In GENEraL, In THE MEDIcAL fIeld, aN X-rAy radiOgRAph, sUCh aS CoMPUTED TOMOgraPhy (CT), Is uSED for A DiAgNOSis.
hoWeveR, SInCE THe x-rAY RadIogRaPh IlLUStrATeS aN iNsIDE of A HUmAn bODY, aN ordINAry perSoN iS NoT aCCustOmeD TO The x-RAY RadiOGraPH EXCePt FoR A TrAineD PrOFEssiONal SUcH AS a DOctor.
eSpeCIAlLy, in tHe... | In general, in the medical field, an X-ray radiograph, such as computed tomography (CT), is used for a diagnosis. However, since the X-rayradiograph illustrates an inside of a human body, an ordinaryperson is not accustomed to the X-ray radiograph except for a trained professionalsuch as a doc... | In general, in the medical _field,_ _an_ X-ray _radiograph,_ such as computed _tomography_ _(CT),_ is used _for_ a _diagnosis._ However, since the X-ray _radiograph_ illustrates _an_ _inside_ of a human body, an ordinary person is not accustomed to the X-ray radiograph _except_ for a trained _professional_ _such_ _as_ ... |
The present disclosure relates to a method of patterning a structure, and more particularly to a non-lithographic method of patterning a structure employing successive mask erosion, and structures formed by the same.
Semiconductor device scaling has been limited by the limitations of lithographic tools. For example, di... | the relevant situation relates to a capable of patterning a structure, and more closely to a non - lithographic method of patterning a structure employing successive mask erosion, and structures formed by the same. semiconductor device scaling has been limited by the limitations of lithographic tools. for example, dime... | The present discl9su#e relates to a method of patterning a structure, and more particularly to a non - lithographic method of patterning a structure employing successive mask erosion, and structures formed by the same. Semiconductor device scaling has been limited by the limitations of lithographic t)oPs. For example, ... | The present disclosure relates to a method of patterning a structure, and more particularly to a non-lithographic method of patterning structure employing successive mask erosion, structures formed by the same. Semiconductor device scaling has been by limitations of tools. For example, dimensions of minimum printable f... | The pReseNT dIsCLOsure relaTEs To a method OF PaTteRnIng a strUcTuRe, aNd MOrE PArtiCUlArlY to a Non-lITHOGRApHiC METHOD oF pATternInG a sTrUCtuRe eMplOYInG SucCesSivE maSk erOsioN, AnD STrUCTuRes FOrMeD BY tHe SamE.
SeMIcondUctor deviCE ScALInG hAs bEen LImiteD by tHE LiMitatIONs oF lIThoGRAPhIc TooLs. FOr exAMPle, dI... | Thepresent disclosure relates to a method of patterning a structure, and more particularly to a non-lithographic methodofpatterning astructure employing successive mask erosion, and structures formed bythe same. Semiconductor device scalinghas been limited bythe limitations of lithographic tools. For ex... | The present disclosure _relates_ to _a_ method of _patterning_ a structure, and more _particularly_ to a non-lithographic method of _patterning_ a structure employing successive mask erosion, and structures formed by the same. Semiconductor device scaling has been _limited_ by the limitations of lithographic tools. For... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to frequency multipliers and more particularly to frequency multipliers producing odd harmonics at one output port and even harmonics at a second output port.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Varactor diodes, Schottky barrier diodes and single and dual gate field effect t... | 1. field of the power this invention relates to frequency multipliers contributing more indirectly to frequency multipliers producing odd harmonics at one output port and even harmonics at a second output port. 2. description of the prior art varactor diodes, schottky barrier diodes and single gates dual gate field eff... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to frequency multipliers and more particularly to frequency multipliers pr8ducihg odd harmonics at one output port and eCdn harmonics at a second output port. 2. Description of the Prior Art Varactor duoces, Schottky barrier diodes and single and dual gate field effect t... | 1. Field of Invention This relates to frequency multipliers and more particularly to frequency multipliers producing odd harmonics at one output and even harmonics at a second output port. 2. Description of the Prior Art diodes, Schottky barrier diodes and single and dual gate field effect transistor (FET) devices are ... | 1. FIEld Of The InVEntIon
thIs iNVEnTiOn relatES To fRequEncy multIPLiers aND mORe paRTiCularLY To frEQueNCY mULTipLiERS prODUCiNG ODd HARmonicS at OnE outPUt Port aNd eVen haRMoNIcs at A SeCoNd OUtpuT POrT.
2. desCRipTiOn oF tHe pRioR art
VARAcToR dIoDes, ScHOtTky BARRIER dIodEs aND sInGlE anD dUal GaTe fieLd eFfEct t... | 1.Field of the Invention Thisinventionrelates to frequency multipliers and more particularlyto frequency multipliers producingodd harmonics at one output port and even harmonics at a second output port. 2. Descriptionof the Prior Art Varactor diodes,Schottky barrier diodes and singleanddual gate fie... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ This invention _relates_ to frequency _multipliers_ and more particularly to _frequency_ multipliers producing odd harmonics at one output port and even _harmonics_ at a second output _port._ 2. Description of the Prior Art Varactor diodes, Schottky barrier _diodes_ _and_ single and dual _ga... |
Without the ability to retrieve information from a device, services that may be offered to a customer may become limited. For example, one way set-top boxes (STB), such as direct-to-home STBs or satellite direct-to-home STBS, may be installed in a subscriber premise, and these STBs are configured to provide video servi... | without the ability to retrieve information from a device, services that may be applicable to a customer may become limited. for example, one way set - top boxes ( stb ), such as direct - to - home stbs or satellite movies - to - movie stbs, may be installed in a subscriber premise, and these stbs are configured to pro... | Without the xb&lity to retrieve information from a device, services that may be offered to a customer may become limited. For example, one way set - top boxes (STB ), such as djrecY - to - home STBs or satellite direct - to - home STBS, may be installed in a subscriber 0r2mise, and these STBs are configured to provide ... | Without the to retrieve from a device, services that may be offered to a customer may become limited. For example, one way set-top boxes (STB), such as direct-to-home STBs or satellite direct-to-home STBS, may be installed a subscriber premise, and these STBs are configured to video services to the subscriber. However,... | WiThoUt tHe aBilItY TO reTriEve INfoRmaTIon from A dEvice, SERvICES thaT MAy be OFfEred TO A CuStOmer maY beCOME LIMITEd. fOr EXamPLe, oNe WaY sET-tOP bOxEs (Stb), sUCh aS DirEct-to-hOME stbs or SAtELLIte DiREcT-tO-HomE STBs, MaY Be instAlleD IN a SubScribEr PReMise, And tHESE Stbs ARe cOnfIGuRed to prOvide VIDeo SErvI... | Without the ability to retrieveinformation from a device, services that maybeofferedto acustomer maybecome limited. For example, one way set-top boxes (STB), such as direct-to-home STBs orsatellite direct-to-home STBS, may be installed ina subscriberpremise, and these STBs are configured to provide v... | Without the ability to retrieve information from _a_ device, services that may _be_ offered to a _customer_ may become limited. For example, one way _set-top_ _boxes_ _(STB),_ such _as_ direct-to-home STBs or satellite direct-to-home STBS, may be installed in a subscriber _premise,_ _and_ these _STBs_ _are_ configured ... |
The United States Army's M198 towed 155-mm Field Artillery Howitzer is a medium weight weapon weighing approximately 16,000 pounds. Operated by an 11 man crew, this weapon is designed to provide general support and direct support artillery fire for infantry and air assault divisions and in the corps general support bat... | the united states army ' s m198 sherman 155 - mm field artillery howitzer is a medium weight weapon weighing approximately 16, 000 pounds. operated by an 11 man crew, this weapon is designed to provide general support and direct support artillery fire for infantry and air assault divisions and in the corps general supp... | The United States Army ' s M198 towed 155 - mm Field Artillery Howitzer is a medium weight weapon weighing approximately 16, 000 pounds. Operated by an 11 man crew, this weapon is designed to provide general support and xireSt support artillery fire for infantry and air assault divisions and in the corps general suppor... | The United Army's M198 towed 155-mm Field Artillery Howitzer is a medium weight weapon weighing approximately Operated by an 11 man this is to provide general and direct support artillery fire for infantry and air assault divisions and in the corps general support battalions. It is also used to increase light infantry ... | THE uNIteD StateS arMY's M198 towed 155-mm fIEld ArTiLleRy HoWiTzer is a mEdiUM weiGhT weaPoN weIghinG ApProXImATeLy 16,000 POUNdS. OPeRAtEd by an 11 Man crew, THiS wEapoN is designed to pROVidE geNERal SUPpoRt And diRECt sUPPoRt ARtILLERy FirE fOr INFantry AnD air ASSAult divISiOnS ANd In THE coRps gEnerAL SUppOrt BAT... | The United States Army's M198 towed 155-mmField Artillery Howitzer is amedium weight weapon weighing approximately 16,000 pounds. Operated by an 11 man crew, this weapon is designed to provide generalsupport and direct support artillery fire for infantryand air assault divisionsandin the cor... | The _United_ States Army's M198 towed 155-mm Field Artillery Howitzer is _a_ medium weight weapon weighing approximately _16,000_ pounds. Operated by an 11 man crew, this weapon is designed to _provide_ general support and direct support artillery fire for infantry and air assault _divisions_ and in the corps general s... |
For centuries, animals have been transported across continents and oceans, in ships and more recently, animals have been flown in airplanes from the wild to zoos. In fact, zoological and research institutions ship thousands of animals every, year. These shipments include, for example, inter-facility transfers, intra-in... | for centuries, animals have been transported across continents and oceans, in ships and more recently, animals have been flown in airplanes from the wild to inland. in fact, zoological and research institutions ship thousands of animals every, year. these shipments include, for example, inter - facility transfers, intr... | For centuries, animals have been transported across continents and oceans, in ships and more deceHtly, animals hqvr been flown in airplanes from the wild to zoos. In fact, zoological and research institutions ship thousands of animals every, year. These shipments include, for example, inter - facility transfers, intra ... | For centuries, animals have been transported and oceans, in ships and more recently, have been in airplanes from the wild to zoos. In fact, zoological research institutions ship thousands of animals every, year. shipments include, for example, inter-facility intra-institution shipments and wildcatch staging areas to qu... | foR cENTuRIEs, AnIMALS HAve beeN TRANSpORTeD AcroSs CONtiNENTs anD OcEaNs, IN sHIPs aND moRe ReCently, animals have beeN FLown In AIrPLaNES FROm thE Wild to zOOs. iN FACT, zooLogical And ReSEArCH INSTITUTiOns SHip ThOuSaNds OF aNImALs eVERY, yEar. tHese sHIpmEnTs iNCLUDe, foR eXAMpLE, InTEr-faCiLiTy TRANSFErs, inTrA-iN... | For centuries,animals have been transported acrosscontinents and oceans, in ships and more recently,animalshave been flown in airplanes from the wild tozoos. In fact, zoologicaland research institutions shipthousands of animals every, year. These shipments include, for example, inter-facility tra... | For centuries, animals have been transported across continents and _oceans,_ in ships and more recently, animals have _been_ _flown_ in airplanes from the wild to zoos. In fact, zoological _and_ _research_ institutions ship thousands _of_ animals _every,_ year. These shipments _include,_ for example, _inter-facility_ t... |
Currently, a Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) scheme has been introduced over a Secondary Common Control Physical Channel (SCCPCH) in a Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Service (MBMS) to improve the throughput of a system.
A Low Chip Rate Time Division Duplex MBMS (LCR TDD MBMS) is introduced below by way of an ... | currently, a quadrature amplitude modulation ( qam ) scheme has been introduced over a secondary common control physical channel ( sccpch ) in a multimedia broadcast and multicast service ( mbms ) to improve the throughput of a system. a low chip rate time division duplex mbms ( lcr tdd mbms ) is introduced below by wa... | Currently, a Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) scheme has been introduced over a Secondary Common Control Physical Channel (SCCPCH) in a Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Service (MBMS) to improve the throughput of a system. A Low Chip Rate Time Division Duplex MBMS (LCR TDD MBMS) is introduced below by way of an ... | Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) has introduced over a Secondary Common Control Physical Channel (SCCPCH) a Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Service (MBMS) to improve the of a system. A Low Chip Rate Time Division MBMS (LCR TDD MBMS) is introduced below by way of an example. The LCR TDD MBMS with 16QAM scheme ma... | CURREntLY, A QUADrAturE AMPlitUDe moDulatiOn (QAm) SCHemE HaS beeN IntRodUceD Over A sEcONDarY coMMOn CoNTrol PHySiCAl ChANneL (SCCpCH) In A MulTimeDIa BrOADCAsT AnD multIcAST SeRVICE (MBmS) To IMprovE ThE THroughPUt oF A System.
a lOw ChiP RAtE tiME diViSIoN duPleX Mbms (Lcr Tdd MBMS) IS introdUCED bELOW bY WaY OF AN ... | Currently, a Quadrature Amplitude Modulation (QAM) schemehas beenintroduced over a Secondary Common ControlPhysical Channel (SCCPCH) in a Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Service (MBMS) to improve the throughput of a system. A Low Chip Rate Time DivisionDuplex MBMS (LCR TDD MBMS)isintroduced below b... | Currently, a _Quadrature_ Amplitude Modulation (QAM) scheme _has_ been introduced over _a_ Secondary Common _Control_ Physical Channel (SCCPCH) in a Multimedia Broadcast and Multicast Service (MBMS) to _improve_ the throughput _of_ a system. A _Low_ Chip _Rate_ Time Division Duplex MBMS _(LCR_ TDD MBMS) is introduced b... |
Computer systems are constantly improving in terms of speed, reliability, and processing capability. As is known in the art, computer systems which process and store large amounts of data typically include a one or more processors in communication with a shared data storage system in which the data is stored. The data ... | computer systems are constantly improving in terms of speed, reliability, and processing capability. as is known around the art, computer systems which process and store large amounts of data typically include a one or more processor requiring communication with a shared data storage system in which the data is stored.... | Computer systems are constxnyly improving in terms of speed, reliability, and processing capability. As is known in the art, computer systems which process and store large amounts of data typically include a one or more processors in communication with a shared data storage system in which the data is stored. The data ... | Computer systems are constantly in terms of speed, and processing capability. As is known in the art, which process and store large amounts of data typically include a one or more processors in with a shared data storage system in which the data is stored. The data storage system may include one or more storage devices... | cOmPuter SYSTems are CONsTaNtLy IMPROviNG IN TErms of SpEeD, reLIabIlity, aND ProcEsSinG capaBiLiTY. as Is kNOwN in THe Art, CoMpUTER sYstEMs WhicH pROcess and stOrE lArGE aMOUNts of DaTA TyPiCAlly INclUDE A ONe oR moRe prOcESSORS IN CommUNicaTiOn wITh A shareD Data sTOraGE sysTEm iN WHicH thE DATA Is StoRED. tHE DATA ... | Computer systems are constantly improving in terms ofspeed, reliability,and processing capability. As is known in the art, computer systems which process and store large amounts of data typically include a oneor more processors in communication witha shared data storagesystem in whichthe data is stored. T... | Computer systems are _constantly_ _improving_ in terms _of_ speed, reliability, and _processing_ _capability._ As is _known_ in the art, _computer_ _systems_ which _process_ and store large amounts of _data_ typically _include_ _a_ _one_ or more processors in communication with _a_ shared data storage system in which t... |
The subject matter disclosed herein relates to a gas turbine engine and, more specifically, to a fuel nozzle for a combustor of the gas turbine engine.
A gas turbine engine generally includes a turbine and a combustor with a fuel nozzle. A mixture of fuel and air combusts within the combustor to generate hot combustion... | the subject matter disclosed herein relates to any gases turbine engine and, more specifically, to a fuel nozzle for electrical combustor of the gas turbine engine. a gas turbine engine generally includes a turbine and a generator with a fuel nozzle. a mixture of fuel and air combusts within the combustor to generate h... | The subject matter disclosed herein relates to a gas turbine engine and, more specifically, to a fuel nozzle for a combustor of the gas turbine engine. A gas turbine engine generally includes a yhrbine and a combustor with a fuel nozal@. A mixture of fuel and air combusts within the combustor to generate hot combustion... | The subject disclosed herein relates to gas turbine engine and, more specifically, to a fuel a combustor of the gas engine. A turbine generally includes a turbine and a combustor with a fuel nozzle. A mixture of fuel and air combusts within the combustor to hot combustion gases, which drive rotation of turbine blades t... | thE SubJECT maTteR DiSCLosed HereIn RelatES To A GAS TurBinE eNgiNE AND, More SPEcIFiCAlly, TO A fuEl NOZZLe For a comBuSToR Of THe GAS turbINe engINE.
A Gas TURbinE eNgINE GEnerALlY InCLudeS a turBInE And a COMbUstOR with A Fuel nOZzLe. a MiXturE of FUel ANd AIR coMBUsts wIThIN THE COMbusTOR TO genERaTE hot cOMBUstioN... | The subject matter disclosed herein relates to a gas turbine engine and, more specifically, toa fuel nozzle for a combustorof the gasturbine engine. A gas turbine engine generally includes a turbine and acombustor with a fuel nozzle. A mixture of fuel and air combusts within the combustor to generat... | The subject matter disclosed herein _relates_ _to_ a gas turbine _engine_ _and,_ more specifically, to a fuel _nozzle_ _for_ a combustor of the gas turbine engine. A gas turbine engine generally _includes_ a turbine and a _combustor_ with a fuel nozzle. A _mixture_ of _fuel_ and air combusts _within_ the combustor to _... |
The present inventions relate to testing interconnections, such as solder joints, to detect defects that may negatively affect the integrity of a joint, and more specifically to dye-based circuit mount testing of solder joints that connect packaged semiconductors to a printed circuit board (PCB) or other substrate.
A s... | the simplest inventions relate to testing interconnections, such as solder joints, to detect defects that may negatively affect the integrity of a joint, and more specifically to dye - based device mount testing of solder joints that connect packaged semiconductors to a printed circuit board ( pcb ) via other substrate... | The present inventions relate to testing interconnections, such as solder joints, to detect defects that may negatively affect the integrity of a joint, and more specifically to dye - based circuit mount testing of solder jPlnts that connect packaged semiconductors to a printed circuit board (PCB) or other substrate. A... | The present inventions relate to interconnections, such as solder to detect defects that may affect the integrity of a joint, and more specifically to circuit mount testing of solder joints that connect packaged semiconductors to a circuit (PCB) other substrate. A semiconductor package assembly, also called a package, ... | The PRESeNT InVeNTions reLATe tO TEstinG INterConNeCTIons, SuCH as SoldER jointS, TO dEtEct dEfects THAT mAy NEGAtIvELY affECt ThE iNTeGRITY Of a joiNt, aND MOrE specIficAlLY to dYE-bAsed cIrCUIt MOUnT TEstINg oF sOLDeR JoiNtS thAt cONnect pAcKagEd sEmIcONdUCTORS tO A pRinteD cIRCUiT bOARD (PCb) oR OthER SUBStRATe.
a s... | Thepresent inventions relate to testing interconnections,such as solderjoints, todetectdefects that may negatively affect the integrity of a joint, and more specifically to dye-based circuit mount testingof solder joints that connect packaged semiconductors to a printed circuit board (PCB) o... | The _present_ inventions relate to testing interconnections, such _as_ solder joints, to _detect_ defects that _may_ negatively affect _the_ _integrity_ of a joint, and more specifically to dye-based circuit mount testing of _solder_ joints that connect packaged semiconductors _to_ a printed circuit board (PCB) or othe... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a mobile communication terminal, and more particularly a mobile communication terminal transmitting a random access channel (RACH) signal and a method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Generally, each base station in a cell in a mobile communication ne... | 1. field describing the invention the present invention relates to a mobile communication terminal, and more particularly a mobile communication terminal transmitting a random access channel ( rach ) signal and a method thereof. 2. description of the related art technique, each base station in a cell in a mobile commun... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile communication terminal, and more particularly a mobile communication terminal transmitting a random access channel (RACH) signal and a method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, each base station in a cell in a mobile communication ne... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a mobile communication and more particularly a mobile communication terminal transmitting a random access channel (RACH) signal and method thereof. 2. of the Related Art Generally, each base station in a cell in a mobile communication network broadcasts a broadcast... | 1. fIEld of THE InvENtIoN
ThE PresEnt inVeNtion RELaTeS tO a MObiLe COMmunIcaTiOn TErminal, anD MOre pARtICuLARly A MObILe coMmunICAtioN teRMiNaL TrANSmITTIng A RanDom ACCEsS cHANnEl (Rach) siGnAl And a methOD tHEREOf.
2. DeScRiPtIon oF thE reLATeD Art
gENErALLY, eAcH BASe StatION iN a CElL In A MobiLe COMmuniCatiON nE... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile communication terminal, andmore particularly a mobile communication terminal transmitting a random accesschannel (RACH) signaland a method thereof. 2.Description of the Related Art Generally, each base stationin a cell in a mobile com... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile _communication_ terminal, and _more_ _particularly_ a mobile communication _terminal_ transmitting a random access channel _(RACH)_ signal _and_ a method thereof. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art Generally, _each_ base station in a cell in a mobile ... |
This invention relates to video systems, and more particularly, to interactive television program guide systems which allow for digital storage of programs and program related information.
Cable, satellite, and broadcast television systems provide viewers with a large number of television channels. Users have tradition... | this invention relates to video systems, and more particularly, to interactive television program guide systems which allow for digital storage of programs and program related information. cable, satellite, and broadcast television systems provide viewers with a large number of television channels. users have tradition... | This invention relates to video systems, and more particularly, to interactive television program guide systems which wKlow for digital storage of programs and program related information. Cable, satellite, and broadcast television systems provide viewers Eitm a large number of television channels. Users have tradition... | This relates to video systems, and more particularly, interactive television guide systems which allow for storage of programs and program information. Cable, satellite, and broadcast television systems provide with a large number of television Users have traditionally consulted printed television program schedules to ... | tHis InvENtIOn RElatEs to vIdeo SysTemS, AND MoRE PaRTICuLArLy, tO inTeRactiVE TELEVIsIon prOgRaM GUiDE SYsTEMS WhIch AlLow fOr DIGital sTORAGe oF prograMS And PROgRAm rELAtED inFOrmATion.
cABle, SaTElLite, And broAdCasT teLEVIsion SysTemS proViDE VIewErs wITH a LarGe NUMber Of TEleVIsioN ChAnNELS. usERs have TRaDItiON... | This invention relates to videosystems, andmore particularly, to interactivetelevision program guide systems which allow for digital storage of programs and program related information.Cable, satellite, and broadcast television systemsprovide viewers with a large number of televisionchannels. Users have tradit... | This invention relates _to_ video systems, and more _particularly,_ _to_ interactive _television_ _program_ guide systems which allow for digital storage of programs and program related information. _Cable,_ satellite, _and_ broadcast television systems provide viewers with a _large_ number of television channels. User... |
The present invention relates to a fuel cell power generation system including a reformer and a method of operating the same system. More particularly, it relates to a solid-oxide fuel cell power generation system where a hydrocarbon-based fuel is used as an anode gas, and a method of operating the same system.
A fuel ... | the present invention relates to a fuel cell power generation system including a reformer and a method of operating the same system. more particularly, it relates to a solid - oxide fuel cell power generation system where a hydrocarbon - based fuel is used as an anode gas, and a method by operating the same system. a f... | The present invention relates to a dJel cell power generation system including a reformer and a method of operating the same system. More particularly, it relates to a solid - oxide fuel cell power generation system where a hydrocarbon - based fuel is used as an anode gas, and a method of operating the same system. A f... | The present invention relates to a fuel power generation system including a reformer and a method operating same More particularly, it relates to solid-oxide fuel cell power generation system where a hydrocarbon-based is used as an anode gas, and a of operating the same system. A fuel cell is a kind of a power generati... | tHE PREseNt INventiON RELaTES To A FueL CELl pOwEr GeneraTioN sYSTEm IncluDinG a reForMER AnD a methOD Of OpErATING THE same systEm. MoRe paRtiCulaRlY, IT RELateS tO A sOLID-oXiDE FuEL cell poWer GENeRaTiOn SyStEm WhERe a HYdrocARbon-baSEd FUel iS uSed aS an aNode gas, anD A mETHoD of OperAtING the sAme SYSTEM.
a fUel ... | The present invention relatesto a fuel cell power generation system including a reformer anda method of operating thesame system. More particularly, it relates to asolid-oxide fuel cell power generation system wherea hydrocarbon-based fuel is used as ananode gas, and amethod ofopera... | The _present_ invention relates to a fuel cell power _generation_ system including a reformer _and_ _a_ method of operating the same system. More particularly, it _relates_ to _a_ solid-oxide fuel cell power generation system where _a_ hydrocarbon-based fuel is used as _an_ anode _gas,_ and a method _of_ operating the ... |
In general, the frequency from 20 Hz to 20 KHz is a commonly employed frequency range utilized in an audio and video signal processing system that performs digital signal processing of acoustic or sound signals. A digital signal processing technique has a tendency to have wider dynamic range and characteristics, compar... | in general, the frequency from 20 hz to 20 khz is a commonly employed frequency range utilized in an audio and video signal processing system that performs video media processing of acoustic or sound signals. a digital signal processing technique has a tendency to have wider dynamic range and characteristics, compared ... | In genw%al, the frequency from 20 Hz to 20 KHz is a commonly employed frequency range utilized in an audio and video signal prodess&ng syeteh that performs digital sigMak processing of acoustic or sound signals. A digital xkgnal processing technique has a tendency to have wider dynamic range and characteristics, compar... | In general, the frequency from 20 Hz to 20 is a commonly employed frequency range utilized in an audio and video signal processing system that performs digital signal processing of acoustic or sound signals. A digital technique has a to have wider dynamic range and characteristics, compared with an analog signal proces... | IN gENeraL, the fREqUenCY From 20 HZ to 20 kHz Is A ComMoNly EmplOYeD fReqUeNCy RANGe utilIZED IN AN AUdIo anD VIdEO sIgnal prOceSsing sysTEM tHat pErforms DIGITAL sIgNAL pROCESsinG oF AcOuStic or SoUND signAls. A diGItAL sIgNal proceSsINg techNIQUE HAS A tENDEnCY To Have wideR DynAmIC rANGE AnD cHARaCTERiSTICs, ComPaR... | In general, the frequency from 20 Hz to 20 KHzis a commonly employed frequency range utilized in an audio and video signal processing system thatperforms digital signal processingofacoustic or sound signals. A digital signalprocessing technique has a tendency to have widerdynamic rangeand characteristics,... | In _general,_ the frequency from _20_ Hz _to_ _20_ KHz is _a_ commonly employed frequency range _utilized_ in an audio and video signal processing system _that_ performs digital signal processing of acoustic or sound signals. A _digital_ _signal_ processing _technique_ has _a_ _tendency_ _to_ have wider _dynamic_ range... |
As electronic articles such as the electronic trading cards (“ETC”) illustrated in U.S. Pat. No. 6,200,216 continue to set the standard for entertaining novelty items or greeting cards, there is an increasing demand to improve the animation quality of devices which do not rely upon the transmission of electronic data t... | as electronic articles such as the electronic trading cards ( “ etc ” ) illustrated in u. s. pat. no. 6, 200, 216 continue to set the standard for entertaining novelty items or greeting cards, there is an increasing demand to improve the animation quality of devices which do not rely upon the transmission of electronic... | As electronic articles such as the electronic trading carFq (“ ETC ”) illustrated in U. S. Pat. No. 6, 200, 216 continue to set the standard for entertaining novelty items or greeting cards, there is an increasing demand to improve the animation quality of devices which do not rely upon the transmission of electronic d... | As electronic articles such as the electronic cards (“ETC”) illustrated in U.S. Pat. No. 6,200,216 continue to set the standard for novelty items or cards, is an increasing demand to improve the animation quality of devices which do not rely upon the transmission of electronic data to convey a message or present an wor... | as ELeCtrOnIc artIClEs Such aS thE ELECtrONiC tRAdinG cArdS (“EtC”) ILlusTraTED IN u.s. paT. No. 6,200,216 CONtinuE to seT THe STandard fOR EntertAiniNG Novelty ITEmS oR GrEETIng CARDs, tHeRE IS An IncREASInG dEmAND To iMpROvE THe animaTiON qUAlITy of DeviceS whicH Do NoT ReLy UpON the tRAnsmisSIon Of EleCTroNIC dATA t... | As electronic articles such as the electronic tradingcards (“ETC”) illustrated in U.S. Pat. No.6,200,216continue to setthe standardfor entertaining novelty items orgreeting cards, there is anincreasing demand to improve the animation qualityof devices which do notrely upon the transmission of elect... | As electronic _articles_ _such_ _as_ the electronic trading cards (“ETC”) illustrated in U.S. Pat. No. _6,200,216_ continue _to_ _set_ _the_ standard for entertaining novelty items or greeting _cards,_ there _is_ an increasing _demand_ to improve _the_ animation quality of devices _which_ do _not_ rely _upon_ the trans... |
Cloud computing is an Internet based computer technology and refers to a computing service in which a user may use software through an Internet connection whenever necessary without installing the software in his or her computer and may also easily share expensive hardware needed to drive the software. That is, a perso... | cloud computing is an internet based computer technology and refers to a computing service in which a user may use software through an internet connection whenever necessary without installing the software in his or her computer and may also easily share expensive hardware needed to drive the software. that is, a perso... | Cloud computing is an Internet based computer technology and refers to a computing service in which a user may use software through an Internet connection whenever necessary without installing the software in his or her computer and may also easily share expensive hardware needed to drive the software. That is, a perso... | Cloud computing is an Internet based computer technology and refers to a computing service in which a user use software through an connection whenever necessary without the in his or her computer and may also easily share expensive hardware needed to drive the software. That is, a person may to a web to use high-end so... | cLoUd ComPUtINg is An InTeRnEt BAseD coMPUtER teCHnOLOGY aNd rEfeRs TO A cOMPutInG SERvICe in whiCh a uSeR MAy uSe soFTwARE throUgh aN iNTErNeT coNNecTIOn WHEnEVer nECEssARY wiTHOUT INStallING THE SOFtwARE IN hIS Or hER COMPuTER And MAY aLSo easIlY shARE EXPENSIVe HaRdWare NeeDED TO dRiVE tHE SOFTWarE. THAt iS, a PersO... | Cloudcomputing is an Internet based computer technology andrefers to a computing service in which a user may use software through an Internet connection whenever necessary without installing the software in his or her computer and may also easily share expensivehardware needed to drive the software. Th... | Cloud _computing_ _is_ an Internet based computer technology and refers to _a_ computing _service_ in which a user may _use_ software through an _Internet_ _connection_ whenever necessary without _installing_ _the_ software in his or _her_ computer and may also easily share _expensive_ hardware needed to drive _the_ so... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a tray locking structure of a vehicle in which when a button of a locking part installed in a door of the vehicle is pulled forward, the tray is released from the locked state such that the door of the tray is prevented from opening due to external shock and ac... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a upward locking structure of a vehicle in which when a button of a locking part installed in a door of the vehicle is pulled forward, the tray is released from the locked state such that the door of the tray is prevented from opening due to hydraulic shock and... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tray locking structure of a vehicle in which when a button of a locking part installed in a door of the vehicle is pulled forward, the tray is released from the locked state such that the door of the tray is prevented from opening due to external shock and ac... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to tray locking structure of a vehicle in which a button of a locking installed in a door of the vehicle is pulled forward, the tray released the locked state such that the of the is prevented from opening due to external shock and accident prevented 2. of the Rel... | 1. FIELD of thE InvEnTioN
THe prESenT InvENTIoN rELATes to a TRaY lOcKIng strUCTURe oF A VehIcLe IN WHich whEN A BUtTon oF a loCKING parT instALLed in a doOR of ThE veHIcLe is PuLlEd fORWaRd, ThE Tray Is REleasED FRom ThE locked STaTE sUcH ThaT tHE DoOr oF tHe trAY is PrevENted FRom OPEninG DuE To exTeRnAL sHocK ANd AC... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa tray locking structure of a vehicle in which when a button ofa locking part installedin a door of the vehicle is pulled forward, the tray is released from the locked state such that the door of the tray is preventedfrom openingdue toexterna... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates _to_ a _tray_ locking _structure_ _of_ a vehicle in which when a button of a locking part installed in a door _of_ the vehicle is pulled forward, the tray is released from the _locked_ _state_ such that the door of the tray is prevented from opening _due_ to _... |
Fuel senders in automotive fuel tanks typically consist of a float on the end of a pivot arm, which is connected to a means for providing variable resistance in such a way that, as the float moves up and down on the surface of the fuel, the resistance value of the resistance means changes. A resistor is typically coupl... | fuel senders in automotive fuel tanks typically consist of a float on the end of a pivot arm, which is connected to a means for providing variable resistance in such a way that, if the float moves up and down on the surface of the fuel, the resistance value of the resistance means changes. a resistor is typically coupl... | Fuel senders in automotive fuel tanks typically consist of a float on the end of a pivot arm, which is connected to a means for providing variable resistance in such a way that, as the float moves up and down on the surface of the fuel, the resistance value of the resistance means changes. A resistor is typically coupl... | Fuel senders in fuel tanks typically consist a float on the end of a pivot which is connected to a means for variable resistance in such a way that, as the float moves up and down on the surface of the fuel, the resistance value of the resistance means changes. A resistor is typically coupled in series with the resista... | fUEL SeNDERs in AUTOmotIVe fUEL TaNKS tYPically cOnsist OF A flOaT On THE EnD of a pivot aRm, whIcH iS connECTED tO A mEaNs FoR pROVIDINg VAriable rEsIsTanCe In SuCh A wAy thAT, AS the flOAT moves up anD DoWn On thE sURFaCE OF THE fUEL, THE ResisTancE VAlUe OF thE ReSISTAncE MeAns CHangES. a rEsIstOR IS tYPIcALly coUpl... | Fuel sendersin automotive fuel tanks typically consist of afloat on the end of a pivot arm, which is connected to a means for providingvariable resistance in such a way that, as the float movesup and down on the surface ofthe fuel,the resistance valueof the resistancemeans changes. Aresistor ... | _Fuel_ senders in automotive fuel tanks typically _consist_ of a float on the _end_ of a pivot arm, which is connected to a means for providing variable resistance in such a _way_ that, _as_ the float moves up and _down_ _on_ the surface _of_ _the_ _fuel,_ the resistance value of the resistance _means_ _changes._ A _re... |
The present invention relates generally to hierarchical storage management, and more particularly to data migration management in a hierarchical storage management system.
Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM) is a data storage technique that provides efficient and cost-effective data management by utilization of fast,... | the present invention relates generally to hierarchical storage management, and more particularly to data migration management in a hierarchical memory management mode. hierarchical storage management ( hsm ) is a data storage technique that provides efficient and cost - effective data management by utilization of fast... | The present invent*oM relates generally to hierarchical storage management, and more particularly to data migration management in a hierarchical ctorag2 management system. Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM) is a data storage technique that provides efficient and cost - effective data management by utilization of fas... | The present invention generally to hierarchical storage management, and more particularly to data migration management in hierarchical storage management system. Hierarchical Storage (HSM) is a storage technique that provides efficient and cost-effective data management by utilization of fast, high-cost storage media, ... | THe PrEsENT InvenTiOn RELATEs GeNERALLy TO HIeRARcHicaL StorAgE maNAgEMent, aNd MoRe pArtiCULARLY tO DATA MIGrAtiON mAnAGEMEnT in A hIERaRChICAl sTOraGE MaNAGemeNt SYSteM.
hIeRArChIcAL sTOraGe MAnAGeMeNt (HsM) iS a DAta STOragE TEcHniQUE THat prOvidES eFfICiEnT aND cosT-EFfeCTIvE DaTa MaNAGemenT By UtILIzAtiON OF faST,... | The present invention relatesgenerally to hierarchical storagemanagement, and more particularly to data migration management in a hierarchical storage management system. Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM) is a data storage technique that provides efficient and cost-effective data management by uti... | The present invention relates generally to hierarchical storage management, and more particularly to data migration management in a hierarchical storage management system. Hierarchical Storage Management (HSM) is a data _storage_ technique that provides efficient and cost-effective data management by _utilization_ _of_... |
The present invention relates generally to optical devices and, more particularly, to optical sources with optical outputs, the specific output wavelengths of which are user selectable.
With the development of dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM) technology for telecommunications, there is a growing interest i... | the present invention relates generally to optical devices and, more particularly, to optical sources with optical outputs, of specific output wavelengths of which are user selectable. with the development of dense wavelength - division multiplexing ( dwdm ) technology for telecommunications, there is a growing interes... | The present invention relates generally to optical devices and, more particularly, to optical sources with optical outputs, the specific output wavelengths of which are user selectable. With the development of dense wavelength - division multiplexing (DWDM) technology for telecommunications, there is a growing interest... | present invention relates generally to optical devices and, to optical with optical outputs, the output wavelengths of which are selectable. With the of dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM) technology for there is a growing interest in an with an optical output is and is also stable once the optical output has... | THE pResent InvenTIoN rElates GENeraLLy tO opticAl DEVIcEs anD, moRE pARTIculArLY, TO OPtical sourCEs WITH OpTical ouTPUtS, THe SpEcIFIc OUTPUt WAveLENgTHS Of wHicH are User sElECtablE.
wiTH ThE DeveloPMEnt oF dENSE WAVELEnGth-dIVisiOn MULTIPLEXinG (DWdM) TechnologY For tELEcOMMuniCatIONS, tHeRe IS A growing intEREsT i... | The present invention relates generally to opticaldevices and, more particularly, to optical sources with optical outputs, the specific output wavelengths of which are userselectable. With the development of dense wavelength-division multiplexing (DWDM) technology fortelecommunications, there is a gro... | The present invention relates generally to _optical_ devices _and,_ more particularly, to optical _sources_ with optical outputs, the specific _output_ wavelengths _of_ _which_ are user selectable. _With_ the development of dense wavelength-division _multiplexing_ (DWDM) technology for telecommunications, there is a gr... |
In electrophotography an image comprising a pattern of electrostatic potential (also referred to as an electrostatic latent image), is formed on a surface of an electrophotographic element comprising at least an insulative photoconductive layer and an electrically conductive substrate. The electrostatic latent image is... | in electrophotography an image comprising a pattern of electrostatic potential ( also referred to as an electrostatic latent image ), is formed on a surface of any electrophotographic element comprising at least an insulative photoconductive element and an electrically conductive substrate. the electrostatic latent ima... | In electrophotography an image comprising a pattern of electrostatic potential (also referred to as an electrostatic latent image ), is formed on a surface of an electrophotographic element comprising at least an insulative photoconductive layer and an electrically conductive substrate. The electrostatic latent image i... | In electrophotography an image comprising a pattern electrostatic potential (also referred as an electrostatic latent image), is formed on a surface of electrophotographic comprising at least an insulative photoconductive layer and an electrically conductive substrate. The electrostatic latent image usually formed by r... | IN eLEcTRopHOToGrAPhy aN IMaGE CoMpRisIng a PaTTERN Of ELecTROstaTiC poTENTIAL (AlsO rEFERreD TO AS an ElECTrOsTATic LAtenT IMAgE), Is forMed ON A sUrFaCE of an EleCtropHotOgRAPhic ELEMenT coMPRIsing at lEasT AN iNSulAtiVe pHOTOCONDuCtivE LayER AND an elECTRICaLLY CoNduCtivE subSTRaTe. THe EleCTrOSTatIC LAtEnt iMAGe iS... | In electrophotography an image comprising a pattern of electrostatic potential (also referredto as an electrostatic latent image), is formed on a surface of an electrophotographic element comprising at least an insulative photoconductive layer and an electrically conductive substrate. The... | _In_ electrophotography an image comprising a _pattern_ of electrostatic potential (also referred _to_ _as_ _an_ electrostatic latent image), is _formed_ on _a_ surface of an electrophotographic element comprising at least an insulative photoconductive _layer_ and an electrically conductive _substrate._ The electrostat... |
The improved device of the present invention is used in connection with an air filter for internal combustion engines. It is particularly useful for application to turbo-charged diesel engines on trucks, tractors and industrial and marine applications. The device indicates and locks itself in position when the air filt... | the improved device of the present invention is used in connection with an air filter for internal combustion engines. it is particularly useful for application to turbo - charged diesel engines on trucks, tractors and industrial and marine applications. the device indicates and locks itself in position when the air fi... | The improved device of the present invention is used in connection with an air filter for internal combustion engines. It is particularly useful for application to turbo - charged diesel engines on truVkw, tractors and industrial and marine applications. The device indicates and locks itself in position when the air fi... | The device of the present is used in with an air filter for internal engines. It particularly useful application to turbo-charged diesel engines on trucks, tractors and marine applications. The device indicates and locks in position when the air has become so with contaminants the of air required by the engine for its ... | ThE improVED dEviCE Of THe pReSEnT INvEntION iS uSEd in COnnection wItH an aiR fILtER For IntERNaL CombUsTiON enGineS. IT Is parTIcuLARLy UseFul fOr aPPLICATiOn tO TURBO-cHArGEd dIEsEL engiNES on truCkS, traCTorS aNd iNDUsTriAl AND MARiNE APPlICATiOns. ThE dEvIcE iNdICaTeS AnD LoCks iTSeLf iN pOsitiOn wheN THe aiR FILt... | The improved deviceof the present invention is used inconnection with an air filter for internal combustion engines. It is particularly useful for application toturbo-charged diesel engines on trucks, tractorsand industrial and marine applications. The device indicates and locks itselfin position whenthe ... | The improved device of the present invention _is_ used _in_ connection with an air filter for internal combustion _engines._ It is particularly useful _for_ _application_ to _turbo-charged_ diesel engines on _trucks,_ tractors and industrial _and_ _marine_ applications. The _device_ indicates and _locks_ itself in posi... |
The present invention relates to moisture indicators capable of indicating the absorbent capacity of a desiccant material or more generally the moisture conditions present in the medium in which the indicator is placed.
The moisture indicators according to the invention comprise an active principle which is used in par... | the present invention relates to moisture indicators capable of assessing the absorbent capacity of a desiccant material or more generally measuring moisture conditions present around the medium in which the indicator is placed. the moisture indicators according to the invention comprise an active principle which is us... | The present invention relates to moisture indicators capable of indicating the absorbent capacity of a desiccant material or more generally the moisture conditions present in the medium in which the indicator is placed. The moisture indicators according to the invention comprise an active principle which is used in par... | The present invention relates to moisture indicators capable of the absorbent capacity of a desiccant material or more generally the moisture present in medium in the indicator is placed. The moisture indicators according to the invention comprise an active principle which is used for colouring amorphous silica silica ... | The PrESeNT InVeNtION ReLAtes tO MoistUre iNDICatoRS cAPablE oF inDIcatinG tHe ABSoRbEnt CAPAcITY oF a desiccANT matErIal oR mORE GenERAlly thE moisTURE cOndITioNS preSENT In THe MEDIUm In whiCH tHe iNDICatOr is PLACED.
thE mOIstUrE iNdicAtorS acCorDiNG tO THe iNvenTIon cOMPRisE an actIVE PrincIPle wHich is UsED in paR... | Thepresent invention relates to moisture indicators capable ofindicating the absorbent capacity of a desiccant materialor more generally the moisture conditions present in the medium in which theindicatorisplaced. The moisture indicators according tothe invention comprise an active principle which... | _The_ present invention relates to moisture indicators capable of indicating the absorbent capacity of _a_ desiccant material or more generally the moisture conditions present in the medium in _which_ the indicator is placed. The moisture indicators according to the invention comprise an active _principle_ _which_ is u... |
The invention relates to an autonomous moving apparatus performing required operations such as movement while detecting and avoiding an obstacle.
There are available two methods of providing an autonomous moving apparatus with an obstacle detecting element for avoiding an obstacle: by using a supersonic or infrared sen... | the invention relates to an autonomous moving apparatus performing required operations such as movement while detecting and avoiding an obstacle. there are available two methods of providing an autonomous moving apparatus with an obstacle detecting element for avoiding an obstacle : by using a supersonic or infrared se... | The invention relates to an autonomous moving apparatus performing required operations such as movement while detecting and avoiding an obstacle. There are available two methods of providing an autonomous moving apparatus with an obstacle detecting element for aviidKng an obstacle: by using a supersonic or jnfrarew sen... | The invention to autonomous moving apparatus required operations such as movement while detecting and avoiding an obstacle. There are available two of providing an autonomous moving apparatus an obstacle detecting element for an obstacle: by using a supersonic or infrared sensor as the obstacle detecting element or by ... | The INVEntiON RelaTeS to aN auToNOMOuS MOVInG apparatUs performinG rEqUIRED OperatIOns sUCH as MovEMenT WHiLE DETeCTiNg aNd aVoIDING an oBStAcLe.
tHeRE Are avaiLaBLE TWO MEtHoDS of PRoVidInG An AUtOnoMous mOViNG ApPAratUs WiTh an OBsTacle dETeCting eLEmeNt for AVoIDING aN OBStaCle: By UsIng a sUpErSOnIc OR InFRAreD sEN... | Theinvention relates toan autonomous moving apparatus performing required operations such as movementwhile detecting and avoiding an obstacle. There areavailable two methodsof providing an autonomous movingapparatus with anobstacledetecting element for avoiding an obstacle: by using a supersonicor i... | The invention relates to an _autonomous_ _moving_ apparatus performing required _operations_ _such_ _as_ movement _while_ detecting and avoiding an _obstacle._ There are available two _methods_ of providing an autonomous moving apparatus with an obstacle _detecting_ element for avoiding an obstacle: by using _a_ supers... |
The present invention relates to a control process for a monocrystal pulling machine.
This process makes it possible to pull monocrystals from a bath of molten products. These monocrystals are essentially used for the production of integrated circuits. This process is performed by a pulling machine, in which the molten... | the present invention relates to a control process for a monocrystal pulling machine. this process makes it possible to pull monocrystals from a bath of molten products. metallic monocrystals are essentially used for the production of integrated circuits. this process is performed by a pulling machine, in which the mol... | The present invention relates to a control process for a monocrystal pulling maDhone. This process makes it possible to pull monocrystals from a bath of molten products. These monocrystals are essentially used for the production of integrated circuits. This process is performed by a pulling machine, in which the molten... | The present invention relates to a control process for pulling machine. This process makes it possible to pull monocrystals from a bath of molten products. These monocrystals are essentially used for the of integrated circuits. This process is performed pulling machine, in which the molten product bath is contained in ... | The pReSenT invEntIoN reLATeS tO a cOntrOl PRoceSS fOR a MOnoCRYstAL PULLInG mAcHiNe.
tHis pROCess makEs IT PossibLE TO pulL mOnocRYsTAlS FroM a BATH oF mOltEN producTs. tHeSE MoNocRystALs aRE eSsEnTIAlLy usEd fOR THe PrOdUctiOn OF InTeGRateD cirCUits. ThIs PROcesS is PERFOrmED by a PuLlInG MaCHInE, IN WHIch The mOlten... | The present invention relates to a control process for a monocrystal pulling machine. This processmakes it possible to pull monocrystals from a bath of molten products. These monocrystals are essentially used for the production of integratedcircuits. This process is performed bya pulling machine, in w... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ a control process for a monocrystal pulling machine. This _process_ makes it possible to pull monocrystals from a bath of molten _products._ These monocrystals _are_ essentially used for the production of integrated circuits. This process is performed by _a_ pulling machine, in whic... |
Hitherto, content such as image information and audio information has been provided to individual users mainly through television broadcasting and radio broadcasting. However, the Internet has been widely used nowadays, and content has been provided through the Internet. For example, sites that show content such as ima... | hitherto, content such as image information and audio information has been provided to individual users mainly through television broadcasting and radio advertisements. however, the internet has been widely used nowadays, and content has been provided through the internet. for example, sites that show content such as i... | Hitherto, content such as image information and audio information has been provided to individual use$q mainly through television broadcasting and radio broadcasting. However, the IMtern#t has been widely used nowadays, and content has been provided through the Internet. For example, sites that show content such as ima... | Hitherto, content such as image information and audio information has been provided to individual users mainly through television broadcasting and radio broadcasting. However, the Internet been widely used and content been provided through the Internet. example, sites that show content such images created or recorded b... | hithertO, COntent sUch As ImAGe inFORmAtioN aNd aUDIO InfORmatiOn hAS beEn PROVideD tO iNdIViDuAL uSeRs mAiNlY ThrOugH teLEViSIoN broadCastINg aND radio broAdCASTing. HOweVeR, THE INTeRNET HAs beEN wIdELy UsEd NoWaDayS, and COntEnt haS bEEN PrOVIdED ThROUgH tHe INTernEt. for EXAMPLE, sITeS tHat sHOW cONTent suCh As ImA... | Hitherto, content such asimage information andaudio information has been provided to individualusers mainly through television broadcasting and radio broadcasting. However, the Internet has been widelyused nowadays,and content has been provided through the Internet. For example, sites that show con... | Hitherto, content such as image information _and_ audio _information_ has been provided to individual users mainly through television broadcasting and radio broadcasting. However, the Internet _has_ _been_ widely used nowadays, and content has been provided through the Internet. For example, sites that show content suc... |
As an example of optical display units mounted on liquid crystal display devices or the like, there is an optical display unit having a structure such that an optical sheet piece including an optical film such as a polarizing film is bonded onto one surface or both surfaces of a display substrate. Conventionally, as a ... | as an example of optical display units mounted on liquid crystal display devices or the like, there is an optical display unit having a structure such that an original sheet piece including an optical film such as a polarizing film is bonded onto one surface or both levels of a display substrate. conventionally, as a m... | As an example of optical display units mounted on liquid crystal display devices or the like, there is an optical display unit having a structure such that an optical sheet piece including an optical film such as a polarizing film is bonded onto one surface or both surfaces of a display substrate. Conventionally, as a ... | an example of optical display units mounted on liquid crystal display devices or the there is an optical display unit a structure such that an optical sheet piece including an optical film such as a polarizing film is bonded onto surface or both surfaces of a substrate. as method for manufacturing such optical display ... | AS An EXample oF OpTiCAL disPLAY UnITS MoUnted oN LiQUID CRYStaL DiSplAY DEVIcEs OR the lIKe, therE iS aN OpTiCal DISPlaY uNIt haViNG A strUcTURE SUCh thAt aN opTiCal shEET piEce iNclUdiNG An optiCAL filM sUch As a poLariZInG FIlm is BONdEd oNTO onE sUrFAce or boTH SurFACEs of a DiSPLay sUBsTrAte. coNVenTiONAllY, aS A ... | As an example of optical display units mounted on liquid crystal display devices or the like, there is an optical displayunithaving a structure suchthatan optical sheet pieceincluding an optical film such asa polarizing filmis bonded ontoone surface or both surfaces ofa display substrate. Conventionally, as a ... | As an example of optical display units mounted _on_ _liquid_ _crystal_ display _devices_ or _the_ like, _there_ is an optical display unit having a structure _such_ _that_ an _optical_ sheet piece including _an_ _optical_ _film_ such as a _polarizing_ film _is_ _bonded_ onto one surface or both surfaces of _a_ display ... |
Flat band and buckle assemblies, also known as ties, have existed for sometime for use in bundling or securing objects together. Typically, a tie, comprising an elongate band having a free end and a buckle at the opposite end, is wrapped around a group of objects with the free end passed through the buckle. The buckle ... | flat band and buckle assemblies, also known as ties, have existed for example for use in bundling or securing objects together. typically, a tie, comprising an elongate band having a free end and a buckle at the opposite end, is wrapped around a group of objects with the free end passed through the buckle. the buckle a... | Flat band and buckle assemblies, also known as ties, have existed for sometime for use in bundling or securing objects together. Typically, a tie, comprising an elongate band having a free end and a buckle at the opposite end, is wrapped around a group of objects with the free end passed through the buckle. The buckle ... | Flat band and buckle assemblies, also known as ties, have existed for sometime for use in bundling or securing objects together. Typically, a tie, comprising an elongate band a free end and a buckle at the opposite end, is wrapped around a group of objects the end passed through the buckle. The buckle band secured in s... | FlAT BanD anD BUcklE AsSEmBlIES, alSO knoWN aS ties, hAve EXIsTed FOr somETIMe FoR uSe IN BUNDLing OR SecURInG objeCTs tOGetHeR. TYpicaLly, a TIe, COMprisiNg AN EloNGAtE bAnd HaVInG A fREE END AnD a BUckLe at tHE OPPoSitE eNd, iS wraPPeD aROuND A grOuP of oBjEctS wITH thE FREe enD PaSSED THrOUgh THe BUCKLE. tHE BuCklE ... | Flatband and buckle assemblies, also known as ties, have existed forsometime for use in bundling or securing objects together.Typically, a tie,comprising an elongate band havinga free end and a buckle at the opposite end, is wrapped around a group of objects with thefree end passedthrou... | Flat _band_ _and_ _buckle_ assemblies, _also_ known as _ties,_ have existed _for_ _sometime_ for use in _bundling_ or securing objects _together._ Typically, a tie, comprising an _elongate_ band having a free end and a buckle at the opposite end, is wrapped _around_ _a_ _group_ _of_ objects with the free end passed thr... |
A common complaint among passengers in automobiles is their inability to adequately shield their eyes from the glaring rays of the sun. This problem is particularly acute, of course, when the vehicle is traveling toward the sun which is positioned fairly low on the horizon. All standard vehicles are equipped with sun v... | a common complaint among passengers in automobiles is their inability to adequately shield their eyes from the glaring rays below the sun. this problem is particularly acute, of course, when the vehicle is traveling beneath the sun which is positioned fairly low on the horizon. all standard vehicles are equipped with s... | A common complaint among passengers in automobiles is their inability to adequately shield their eyes from the glaring rays of the sun. This problem is particularly acute, of course, wTeg the vehicle is traveling toward the sun which is positioned fairly low on the horizon. All standard vehicles are eSuipOed with sun v... | A common complaint passengers in automobiles is inability to adequately shield their eyes from the glaring rays of the sun. This problem is particularly acute, of course, when the vehicle is traveling toward the sun which is positioned fairly low the horizon. All standard vehicles are equipped sun visors which are hing... | A COMmOn comPlAInt amONG PAsSeNGERS IN AUToMoBiles Is tHEir iNabilITY TO adeqUaTeLy sHieLD thEIR EYes fRoM THE glaRInG rays oF The SuN. THis pRoBlEM Is PartiCUlaRLY acute, OF coUrSe, When tHe vEHICLE IS TRAvElInG tOWARd THe sUN whICH iS pOsITIoNED faiRlY LOW on tHe hoRiZoN. All staNDArd vEHiclES are eQuiPpED wiTh suN v... | Acommon complaint among passengers in automobiles is theirinability to adequately shield their eyes from theglaring rays ofthe sun. This problemis particularly acute, of course, whenthe vehicle is traveling toward thesun which is positioned fairly low on the horizon.All standard vehicles are... | A common _complaint_ among passengers in _automobiles_ is their inability to adequately shield their eyes from the _glaring_ _rays_ of the sun. This _problem_ is particularly acute, of course, when _the_ vehicle is traveling toward the _sun_ _which_ _is_ positioned fairly low on the horizon. All standard vehicles are e... |
This invention relates to electro-optic devices for vehicles and, more particularly, to an enhanced vehicular rearview mirror or window glazing incorporating an electro-optic medium allowing variation in the transmission of light in response to application of an electric field to the electro-optic medium.
Specifically,... | this invention relates to electro - optic devices for vehicles and, more particularly, to an enhanced vehicular rearview mirror or window glazing incorporating an electro - acoustic medium allowing variation in the transmission of light in response to application of an electric field to the electro - optic medium. spec... | This invention relates to electro - optic devices for vehicles and, more particularly, to an enhanced vehicular rearview mirror or window glazing incorporating an electro - optic medium allowing variation in the transmission of light in response to application of an electric field to the electro - optic medium. Specifi... | This invention relates to electro-optic devices for vehicles and, more particularly, to an enhanced vehicular rearview mirror or window glazing incorporating electro-optic medium variation in the transmission of in response to application of an electric field to the medium. in one aspect, the invention is a variable re... | THIs InVeNtiOn rELAtes tO ELeCtRo-oPtic DeVICeS FOR vEhIcleS And, morE pARTiCulaRLY, to aN EnHaNCeD VEHiCuLaR RearViEW mIRrOr oR windOw gLaZinG inCOrPorAtINg an elecTro-oPtIc mediuM AlLOwing vaRIaTION IN tHE TraNSmiSsIOn oF lIGht iN rESPonSe tO APPLIcaTIOn oF An elecTrIc FIeLd to THe ElectRo-OPtIC MEDIuM.
SpeciFiCaLly,... | This invention relates to electro-optic devices for vehicles and, more particularly, to anenhanced vehicular rearview mirror or window glazing incorporating anelectro-optic medium allowing variation in thetransmission of light in responseto application of an electric fieldto the electro-optic medium. ... | This _invention_ _relates_ to electro-optic _devices_ for vehicles _and,_ more particularly, _to_ _an_ enhanced vehicular rearview _mirror_ or window _glazing_ incorporating an _electro-optic_ medium allowing variation in the transmission _of_ _light_ _in_ response to application of an electric _field_ to the _electro-... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to digital communication systems, and more particularly to packet-switched communication systems.
2. Description of the Related Art
Request for Comment (RFC) 791, Internet Protocol (September 1981), and other RFCs define the Internet Protocol (IP) that is used for packet... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to digital communication systems, and more particularly to packet - switched communication systems. 2. description of the related art request for comment ( rfc ) 791, internet protocol ( september 1981 ), and other rfcs define the internet protocol ( ip ) that is used fo... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to digital communication systems, and more particularly to packet - switched communication systems. 2. Description of the Related Art Request for Comment (RFC) 791, Internet Protocol (September 1981 ), and other RFCs define the Internet Protocol (IP) that is used for pac... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates digital communication systems, and more particularly to packet-switched communication systems. 2. Description the Related Art Request for Comment (RFC) 791, Internet Protocol (September 1981), and other RFCs define the Internet Protocol (IP) that is used for packet-switched commun... | 1. fIElD of ThE InVenTiON
ThIS iNvENtIon reLatES tO dIgiTal cOmMUNICatION sysTeMS, anD MORE PARticUlARLy TO pACkEt-SWITChEd cOMMUnICatioN SysTems.
2. DESCRiPTIOn oF tHe reLAtEd aRt
REqUESt FOR coMMeNt (rfC) 791, intERnET pRoTOcOl (SEPtEmBeR 1981), aNd other RfCs deFINe ThE INtERNet PrOTOcoL (ip) THAt Is uSED FoR pACkET... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relatesto digital communication systems, and moreparticularly topacket-switched communication systems. 2. Description of the Related Art Request for Comment (RFC) 791, Internet Protocol (September 1981), and other RFCs define the Internet Protocol (IP) that i... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention _relates_ _to_ digital communication systems, and _more_ particularly to packet-switched communication systems. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art Request for Comment (RFC) 791, _Internet_ Protocol (September 1981), and other RFCs define the Internet Protocol _(IP)_ that is _us... |
The telecom sector continues to see exponential growth in terms of the number of connected devices utilizing telecommunication networks. With trends like Internet of Things (IOT) and Bring your own device (BYOD), such growth is expected to continue. Notwithstanding the development of high throughput and high capacity w... | the telecom sector continues to see exponential growth in terms of the number of connected devices utilizing telecommunication networks. with trends like internet of things ( iot ) and bring your own device ( byod ), such growth is expected to continue. notwithstanding the development of high throughput and high capaci... | The telecom sector continues to see exponential growth in terms of the number of connected devices utilizing telecommunication networks. Eitb trends Ki>e Internet of Things (IOT) and Bring your own device (BYOD ), such growth is expected to continue. Notwithstanding the development of high throughput and high capacity ... | The telecom sector continues to exponential growth in terms of the number of connected devices telecommunication networks. With trends like Internet of Things (IOT) and Bring your own device (BYOD), such growth is expected to continue. Notwithstanding the development of high throughput and capacity technologies, networ... | tHE TeLEcOm sectOr ContInuES to SeE EXpOnEntiAl gRowtH In teRms Of tHE numBeR of coNneCtEd dEvIceS utIlIzInG TeleCOMMUnIcATion NEtwORKs. wITh trEndS lIkE InTErNEt OF ThINgS (iOT) AND BRinG YouR OWN DEVicE (bYOD), SucH grOwth IS eXpEctEd To CONTiNUe. NoTwIThStaNdIng tHE DEVelOpMENT of hiGH thROuGHPUt and hIgH cAPaCItY w... | The telecomsector continues to seeexponential growth in terms of the number of connected devicesutilizingtelecommunicationnetworks. With trends like Internet of Things (IOT) and Bring your own device(BYOD), such growth is expected to continue.Notwithstandingthe developmentof high throughput and hi... | The telecom sector continues _to_ _see_ exponential growth in terms of the number of connected devices utilizing telecommunication networks. With _trends_ like Internet of Things (IOT) _and_ Bring your own device (BYOD), _such_ growth _is_ expected to continue. Notwithstanding the development of high throughput and hig... |
ESD may cause damage to sensitive electronic devices. As such, ESD protection is generally provided to the semiconductor structures. Semiconductor controlled rectifier (SCR) is a widely used ESD protection structure for the semiconductor structures such as I/O pads, high voltage pads or the like. However, a typical SCR... | avalanche may pose hazards to sensitive electronic devices. where such, esd protection is generally provided to the various structures. semiconductor controlled rectifier ( scr ) is a widely used esd protection structure for the semiconductor structures such as i / o pads, high voltage pads et the like. however, a typi... | ESD may cWuEe damaHr to sensitive eleVtroniX devices. As such, ESD protection is geje4ally provkved to the semiconductor structures. Semiconductor Sontroll@d rectifier (SCR) is a widely used ESD protection structure for the semiconductor struXt&res such as I / O pads, high voltage pads or the like. However, a typical S... | ESD may cause damage to sensitive electronic devices. As such, ESD protection is generally provided to the semiconductor structures. Semiconductor rectifier (SCR) is a widely used ESD protection structure semiconductor structures such as I/O pads, high voltage pads or the like. However, a typical SCR a trigger voltage ... | esd MaY caUsE daMagE TO SEnSITIvE eLEcTrOniC DeVicES. as sUch, eSD ProTEctiOn is GeneRALLy prOvIdEd To ThE seMiCoNDuCTor StRUCtuReS. sEmIConDuCTOr CONTRoLLED rEctifier (ScR) Is A widely Used ESD pROtEctIoN stRuCTure fOr THE sEMICOnDUctOR STructUrES SuCh aS i/o padS, high voLtaGe Pads Or thE Like. hoWeveR, A typICaL ScR... | ESD may cause damage to sensitive electronic devices. As such, ESD protection is generally provided to the semiconductor structures. Semiconductor controlled rectifier (SCR) is a widelyused ESD protection structure forthe semiconductor structures such as I/O pads,high voltage pads or the like. However... | ESD may cause damage _to_ sensitive electronic devices. _As_ such, ESD protection is generally provided to the semiconductor structures. _Semiconductor_ controlled rectifier _(SCR)_ is a widely used ESD protection _structure_ for the semiconductor structures such as I/O _pads,_ high voltage pads or the like. _However,_... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to apparatus incorporating solid state inverters for providing compensation on a three-phase electric power line. More particularly, it relates to apparatus which injects a compensating voltage into the power line in series, such as for example, a dynamic voltage restore... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to apparatus incorporating solid state inverters for providing compensation on a three - phase electric power line. more particularly, it relates to apparatus which injects a compensating voltage into the power line in series, such as any example, a dynamic voltage resto... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to apparatus incorporating solid state inverters for providing compensation on a three - phase electric power line. More particularly, it relates to apparatus which injects a compensating voltage into the power line in series, such as for example, a dynamic voltage resto... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to apparatus incorporating solid state inverters for providing compensation on a three-phase electric power line. particularly, it relates to apparatus which injects a compensating voltage into the power line in series, such as for example, a dynamic voltage restorer or ... | 1. FIELd Of tHE INvENTion
tHis inVENtIoN RElates tO APpArATUs INcORPorATiNg soLiD STaTe iNVERtERs foR PROVIDIng CoMPensatION ON a three-PHaSE ELECTRic pOWer liNe. MoRE pArtIcuLaRLY, it rELAteS to apPaRaTUs wHicH INjecTS A comPensATiNG VOLtAge Into thE PoweR LINe In SEriES, SUCH AS FoR eXaMPLE, a Dynamic VOltage REStOre... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to apparatus incorporating solidstate inverters for providing compensation on a three-phase electricpower line. More particularly, it relates to apparatus which injects a compensatingvoltage into the power line inseries, such as for example,a dynam... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ This invention relates to apparatus _incorporating_ solid _state_ inverters for providing compensation on _a_ three-phase electric power _line._ _More_ particularly, it relates _to_ apparatus which injects _a_ compensating voltage _into_ the power line in series, such as for example, _a_ dyn... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is directed to an armored glove finger and gloves therefrom so as to resist inadvertent punctures or cuts. More particularly, the armored glove fingers are utilized in and/or with latex gloves to prevent infection of the wearer.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Numerous at... | 1. field of the invention the present invention is directed to an armored glove finger and gloves therefrom so as to resist inadvertent punctures or cuts. more particularly, the armored glove fingers are utilized in and / or with latex gloves to prevent infection of the wearer. 2. description of the prior art numerous ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is directed to an armored glove finger and gloves therefrom so as to resist inadvertent punctures or cuts. More particularly, the armored glove fingers are utilized in and / or with latex gloves to prevent infection of the wearer. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is directed to an armored glove finger and gloves therefrom so as to resist inadvertent punctures or More particularly, the armored glove fingers are utilized in and/or with latex gloves prevent infection of the 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous have been made to p... | 1. FIeld OF ThE INVeNTiOn
the pReSEnT inventIoN iS direCTeD To AN ArmoRed gLoVe fINGEr and GLoVeS tHeREFRom SO aS To resisT INadVeRteNt PUNCTuRes OR CUTs. mORe parTiCULArlY, THE armoReD GlOvE fINGeRs aRe uTILizED IN And/Or WITh LaTEx gloVes to pREVeNt iNFEcTION of tHe WeAreR.
2. DescrIptioN Of The pRIoR art
NuMeRoUs AT... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention isdirected to an armored glove finger and gloves therefromso as to resist inadvertent puncturesor cuts. More particularly, the armored glove fingers are utilizedin and/or with latex gloves to prevent infection of the wearer. 2. Description of the Prior A... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention _is_ directed _to_ an armored glove finger and _gloves_ therefrom so as to resist inadvertent punctures _or_ cuts. More particularly, _the_ armored glove fingers _are_ utilized in and/or with latex gloves to prevent _infection_ of _the_ wearer. 2. Description _of_ the P... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a process for producing a highly purified sweet steviol glycoside mixture, Stevioside and Rebaudioside A from the extract of the Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni plant and use thereof in various food products and beverages.
2. Description of the Related Art
In view of... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates into a process for producing a highly purified sweet steviol glycoside mixture, stevioside and rebaudioside extract from the extract of the stevia rebaudiana bertoni plant and use thereof in various food products and beverages. 2nd. description of the related art ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a process for producing a highly purified sweet steviol glycoside mixture, Stevioside and Rebaudioside A from the extract of the Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni plant and use thereof in various food products and beverages. 2. Description of the Related Art In view of... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a process for producing a highly purified sweet steviol glycoside mixture, Stevioside and Rebaudioside A from the extract of the Stevia Bertoni plant and use thereof in various food and beverages. 2. Description of the Related Art In view of food the use of art... | 1. fiElD Of The inVENTiON
The preSeNT iNVenTioN reLatES TO a PROceSS fOr pRODucinG A hIGhly puRIFIed sWeET steVioL GLYcosIdE mIxTUre, sTeViOsiDE And rEbAuDIoSidE a fRoM ThE extRaCT OF THE sTevia reBAuDIanA BeRtoNi pLaNt aNd Use tHEreoF IN vARiouS FoOd PROduCTs AnD BeVerAges.
2. DesCrIPtiON oF ThE relATed aRt
In VIeW Of... | 1.Field ofthe Invention The presentinventionrelates to a processfor producing a highly purified sweet steviol glycoside mixture, Stevioside and Rebaudioside A from the extract of the Stevia rebaudiana Bertoni plant and use thereof in various food products and beverages.2. Descriptionof the Related Art I... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates to _a_ process for producing a highly purified sweet steviol glycoside _mixture,_ _Stevioside_ and _Rebaudioside_ A from the extract of the Stevia _rebaudiana_ Bertoni plant _and_ use thereof _in_ various food products and beverages. 2. Description of the ... |
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