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Numerous golf balls having a multilayer construction wherein the core hardness and cover hardness have been variously improved are disclosed in the prior art. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,987,159 to Iwami discloses a solid golf ball with a solid core and a polyurethane cover, wherein the difference in Shore D hardness ... | numerous golf balls having a multilayer construction wherein the core hardness and cover hardness have been variously improved are disclosed in the prior art. for example, u. s. pat. no. 6, 987, 159 to iwami discloses a solid golf ball with a solid core and a polyurethane cover, wherein the difference in shore d hardne... | Numerous golf balls having a multilayer construction wherein the core hardness and cover hardness have been variously improved are disclosed in the prior art. For example, U. S. Pat. No. 6, 987, 159 to Iwami discloses a solid golf ball with a solid core and a polyurethane cover, wherein the difference in Shore D hardne... | Numerous balls having a multilayer construction wherein the core hardness and cover hardness been variously improved are disclosed in the prior art. example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,987,159 to Iwami discloses a solid golf ball with a solid core and polyurethane wherein the in Shore D hardness between a center portion and a sur... | NUMeROus Golf BaLLs HavING A MUltIlaYEr ConstrUCTiON whereiN THe cORe HardneSs And CoVEr HARDNeSS havE beeN VaRiouSly ImProved aRe DisClOSeD iN thE PrIoR Art. for EXaMPLE, u.s. pAT. nO. 6,987,159 To iWaMi dIscloses A SoliD GOlF Ball WITH a soLid cOrE aNd A polYurEthAnE COVeR, wHErEiN The DiFfeRencE IN SHOrE d haRdnEsS ... | Numerous golf ballshaving a multilayer construction wherein the core hardness and cover hardness have been variouslyimproved are disclosed in the priorart. For example, U.S. Pat. No.6,987,159 to Iwami discloses a solidgolf ball with a solidcore and a polyurethane cover, wherein the difference... | Numerous golf balls having a multilayer construction wherein the core hardness and cover hardness have _been_ variously improved are disclosed in the _prior_ _art._ _For_ example, U.S. Pat. No. 6,987,159 to Iwami discloses _a_ solid golf ball with _a_ solid core and a polyurethane cover, _wherein_ the _difference_ _in_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to transmission of optical signals, and more particularly to wavelength division multiplexers and demultiplexers for optical signals.
2. Description of Related Art
Telecommunications systems using optical media offer far larger information transmission capacity th... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to transmission of optical signals, and more particularly to wavelength division multiplexers and demultiplexers for optical signals. 2. description of related art telecommunications systems using optical media offer far larger information transmission capacity th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to transmission of optical signals, and more particularly to wavelength division multiplexers and demultiplexers for optical signals. 2. Description of Related Art Telecommunications systems using optical media offer far larger information transmission capacity th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates transmission of optical signals, and to wavelength division multiplexers and demultiplexers for optical signals. 2. Description of Related Art Telecommunications systems using optical media offer far larger information transmission capacity than traditional electr... | 1. fiElD OF the iNvENtION
tHE prESENt iNvENTIon rELaTes to tRaNsMISsIon oF OPTIcAl SigNals, ANd MOrE partIcuLaRlY tO WavElEnGth DIviSion mULTiplEXErs aNd DeMULTipLExers FOR OPtICal SiGnalS.
2. desCRIPTIon OF reLAtED arT
TeLEcoMMUNIcAtiONs sYStEMS uSINg OPTiCAL media oFFEr FAR LaRGeR InfOrMatIOn transmisSIoN CAPaCity TH... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to transmission of optical signals, and more particularly to wavelength division multiplexers and demultiplexers for optical signals. 2. Description of Related Art Telecommunicationssystems using optical media offer far larger information trans... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to transmission of optical signals, and more particularly to wavelength division multiplexers and demultiplexers for optical signals. _2._ Description of Related _Art_ Telecommunications systems using optical media offer _far_ larger information _transmissio... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to printed circuit boards, particularly to a method for manufacturing a rigid-flexible printed circuit board.
2. Description of Related Art
Rigid-flexible printed circuit boards (R-F PCBs) are widely used in electronic devices. The R-F PCB has a rigid portion and a flex... | 1. technical field the present disclosure relates to printed circuit boards, particularly to a method for manufacturing a rigid - flexible printed circuit board. 2. description of related art rigid - flexible printed circuit boards ( r - f pcbs ) are widely used in electronic devices. the r - f pcb has a rigid portion ... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to printed circuit boards, particularly to a method for manufacturing a rigid - flexible printed circuit board. 2. Description of Related Art Rigid - flexible printed circuit boards (R - F PSfs) are widely used in electronic devices. The R - F PCB has a rigid portion an... | 1. Technical The present disclosure relates to printed circuit boards, particularly to a method manufacturing a rigid-flexible printed circuit board. 2. Description of Related Art Rigid-flexible printed circuit boards (R-F PCBs) are widely in electronic devices. The R-F PCB has a rigid portion and a flexible portion. T... | 1. TEChNiCAL FIeLd
THE prESEnt DisCLosURe ReLatES TO priNted CircuIT bOArDs, PARTicULaRlY tO A metHod FoR MANufActuriNg a RigID-FLeXIBLe PRINteD ciRcuIT BOaRD.
2. descripTioN Of RElatEd art
rigID-FLExIblE PRiNted ciRCUIT bOardS (R-f PcBS) aRE wiDElY USeD In eLEctrOnIc DevIcEs. thE R-F pCB Has a RigId poRTIoN aND a Flex... | 1.Technical FieldThepresentdisclosurerelates to printedcircuit boards, particularly toa method for manufacturing a rigid-flexible printed circuit board. 2. Description of Related Art Rigid-flexibleprinted circuit boards (R-F PCBs) are widelyused in electronic devices. The R-F PCBhas a rigid ... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to printed circuit _boards,_ particularly to a method _for_ manufacturing _a_ rigid-flexible printed circuit board. _2._ Description of _Related_ Art Rigid-flexible printed circuit boards (R-F PCBs) _are_ widely used in electronic devices. The R-F PCB has a rigid _porti... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider, and in particular, to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider formed by cutting out from a block member and applied with surface processing.
2. Related Art
A magnetic head slider used for a hard disk drive ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider, and in particular, to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider formed by cutting out from a block member and applied with surface wax. 2. related art a magnetic head slider used for a hard disk drive is requ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider, and in particular, to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider formed by cutting out fGo< a block member and applied with surface processing. 2. Related Art A magnetic head slider used for a hard disk drive ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider, and in particular, to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider formed by cutting out from a block member and applied with surface processing. 2. Related Art A magnetic head slider used a hard disk drive is requ... | 1. FIEld oF ThE iNVentiON
tHE PrEseNt INveNtIon relaTES To a MeTHOD Of ManuFaCtuRINg MAGneTiC head sLIDEr, AnD in PaRTIcUlar, tO a MEtHOd oF MaNUFaCtUrIng magNetIC head SLidEr FORmED bY cuTTING out froM A BLoCK MEmBeR aND aPpLIEd with surFaCE pROcesSiNg.
2. ReLaTEd ArT
A MagnETiC Head sliDER used FOr A Hard DiSK dRive ... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a method of manufacturing magnetic head slider, and in particular, to amethodof manufacturingmagnetic headslider formed by cutting out from a block member and appliedwith surfaceprocessing. 2. Related Art A magnetic headslider usedfor a hard dis... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _method_ of manufacturing magnetic head _slider,_ and in _particular,_ _to_ a _method_ _of_ manufacturing magnetic _head_ slider formed by cutting _out_ from a block member _and_ _applied_ with surface processing. 2. _Related_ Art A magnetic head slider use... |
The present invention relates to an educational kit designed for training in automotive technology. More specifically, the invention deals with an educational learning kit designed to help students of automotive technology understand the assembly, relationship of parts and operation of automobile suspension and steerin... | the present invention relates to an educational kit designed for training in automotive technology. more specifically, the invention deals with an educational training kit designed to help students of automotive technology understand the assembly, relationship of parts and operation of automobile suspension and steerin... | The present invention relates to an educational kit designed for tEainiMg in automotive technology. More specifically, the invention deals with an educational learning kit designed to help students of automotive technology understand the assembly, relationship of parts and operation of automobile suspension and steerin... | The present invention relates to an educational kit designed for in automotive technology. More specifically, the deals with an educational kit to help of automotive technology understand the assembly, relationship of parts and operation of automobile suspension and steering systems. The is fairly complex piece of mach... | ThE preseNt InvEntioN reLAtEs TO An EdUCatIONAL KiT dEsiGNED foR tRAIning iN aUTOmoTIVE TECHNologY. more SPEcIfIcallY, THE inVENTIoN DealS wItH an eduCAtiOnaL LEarNING kIT dEsIgned to HElP STUDeNtS OF autOMOtIve TechnoloGy UNDeRStanD THe aSseMBLY, relaTiONsHiP Of PArtS AnD OpEraTIon Of AUTomOBile SuSPEnSiON AND SteEriN... | The present invention relatesto an educationalkit designedfor training in automotive technology. More specifically, the invention deals with an educationallearning kit designed to help students ofautomotive technology understand the assembly, relationship of parts and operation of automobile... | _The_ _present_ invention _relates_ to an educational kit _designed_ for training in _automotive_ technology. More specifically, the invention _deals_ _with_ _an_ educational learning kit designed to help students of automotive technology understand the assembly, _relationship_ of parts and _operation_ of automobile su... |
Footwear manufacturers continually work to improve the comfort of their products. One way is to provide footwear which support the wearer's foot and which has shock absorbing capabilities. Another way for improving the comfort of conventional footwear is to provide a system for ventilation or circulation into the upper... | footwear owners continually work to improve the comfort of their products. one way is to provide footwear which support the wearer ' s foot and which has shock absorbing capabilities. another way for improving the comfort of conventional footwear is to provide a system for ventilation or circulation into the upper and ... | Footwear manufacturers continually work to improve the comfort of their products. One way is to provide footwear which support the wearer ' s foot and whjcM has shock absorbing capabilities. Anktner way for improving the comfort of conventional footwear is to provide a system for ventilation or circulation into the upp... | Footwear manufacturers continually work to improve the comfort of their products. One way is to provide footwear which support the foot which has shock capabilities. Another way for the comfort of conventional footwear is to provide a system for ventilation or circulation into the upper and around the foot. Air circula... | FOotwEAR MaNuFActuRErs continuAlLy worK To iMPRove THE COMfORT Of tHEIR ProduCts. oNE Way is TO PROviDe FootWeaR wHICh suppORT The WeArer's FOoT AnD WhIcH HAs shOcK AbsORBInG cAPABILITies. ANothEr waY FOR ImpRoVinG tHe CoMfORT OF CONVeNTiONAL fooTweaR IS tO provIdE A SYsTem FOr veNTiLatiON OR cIrCUlation InTO ThE uPPEr... | Footwear manufacturers continually work to improve the comfort of their products.One wayis toprovide footwear which support the wearer's foot and which has shock absorbing capabilities. Another way for improving the comfort ofconventional footwear is to provide a system forventilation or circulation ... | Footwear manufacturers _continually_ work to improve the comfort of _their_ products. _One_ way _is_ to provide footwear which support the wearer's foot and which has shock absorbing capabilities. _Another_ way for improving the comfort of conventional _footwear_ is to provide _a_ system _for_ ventilation _or_ circulat... |
Consumers are increasingly using kiosks to conduct business with enterprises. The kiosks come in a variety of sizes and are used for a variety of purposes. Some kiosks are drive through, such as fast food establishments, pharmacies, banks, and the like. Other kiosks are stationary located in gas stations, airlines, gro... | consumers are increasingly using kiosks to conduct business with enterprises. consumer kiosks come in a variety of sizes and are used for a variety of purposes. some kiosks are drive through, such as fast food establishments, pharmacies, banks, and the like. other kiosks feature stationary located in gas stations, airl... | Consumers are increasingly using kiosks to conduct business with enterprises. The kiosks come in a variety of sizes and are used for a variety of purposes. Some kiosks are drive through, such as fast food establishments, pharmacies, banks, and the like. Other kiosks are Ctati)nary located in gas stations, airlines, gro... | Consumers are increasingly using kiosks to conduct business with enterprises. The kiosks a variety of sizes and are used for variety of purposes. Some kiosks are drive through, such as fast food pharmacies, banks, and the like. Other kiosks stationary located in stations, airlines, grocery stores, department stores, an... | cOnsUMers aRE iNCrEaSInGlY using KioSKS to cOnDUCT bUsiness wiTh enteRPRises. The kIoskS come IN A VarIETy oF SizeS ANd ArE useD foR A vaRiEty Of pURpoSEs. SOme kiosKs ARE dRIve thROUgH, SUCh aS Fast fOod eSTablIShMents, pHARMacIes, BANKS, AND The LIKe. otHer kIOsKs ARE StAtiOnArY LocateD in gAS STATIONs, AIRLInEs, GRO... | Consumers areincreasinglyusing kiosks to conduct business with enterprises. The kiosks come in a variety of sizesand are used for a variety of purposes. Some kiosks are drivethrough, such asfastfood establishments, pharmacies, banks, andthe like. Other kiosks are stationary located in gas... | Consumers are increasingly using kiosks to conduct business with enterprises. The kiosks come _in_ a _variety_ _of_ sizes and _are_ used for a _variety_ of purposes. _Some_ kiosks are drive through, such _as_ fast food _establishments,_ pharmacies, banks, and the like. _Other_ kiosks are _stationary_ located in _gas_ s... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an intravascular stent and method for manufacturing an intravascular stent, wherein the intravascular stent has its inner surface treated to promote the migration of endothelial cells onto the inner surface of the intravascular stent.
2. Description of Related Art
Vari... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to an intravascular stent and method for manufacturing vascular intravascular stent, wherein the intravascular stent has its inner surface treated to promote the migration of endothelial cells onto the inner surface of the intravascular stent. 2. description of related ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an intravascular stent and method for manufacturing an intravascular stent, wherein the intravascular stent has its inner surface treated to promote the migration of endothelial cells onto the inner surface of the intravascular sGdnt. 2. Description of Related Art Vari... | 1. the Invention The invention relates to an intravascular stent and method for manufacturing an intravascular stent, wherein intravascular stent has its inner surface treated to promote the migration of endothelial onto the inner surface of the intravascular stent. 2. Description of Related Various types of intravascu... | 1. FIelD oF THe InVenTIon
THE invEnTION Relates tO AN InTRaVAScuLaR STENt anD mEtHOD fOR MANUfaCtURIng aN InTRAVAscULar SteNt, wheREIN THe inTrAvascuLaR sTeNt hAS ITS iNner surFACE TREaTeD tO pROMoTe The miGRatIoN of ENDoTHelIAl CeLls ONto the inNEr SUrfaCe Of The iNTravascUlAR sTeNT.
2. dEsCRiPtIon Of relATeD ART
VarI... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to anintravascular stent and method for manufacturing anintravascular stent,whereinthe intravascular stent has its inner surface treated to promote the migration of endothelial cells onto the inner surface of the intravascular stent.2. Description of Related ... | 1. Field of the Invention The _invention_ relates to _an_ intravascular stent _and_ method for manufacturing _an_ intravascular stent, wherein the _intravascular_ stent has its inner surface treated _to_ promote the migration of endothelial cells _onto_ the inner _surface_ of the intravascular stent. 2. Description of ... |
It is known from EP-A-0133938 that alumino-zeolite catalysts used in the hydroamination reaction deactivate quickly since these catalysts promote polymerization or oligomerization of the olefins used on the catalyst and subsequent carbonization of these polymeric or oligomeric residues on the catalysts. EP-A-0133938 te... | it is known from ep - a - 0133938 that alumino - zeolite catalysts used in the hydroamination reaction deactivate quickly since these catalysts promote polymerization while oligomerization of primary olefins used on the catalyst and subsequent carbonization of these polymeric or oligomeric residues on the catalysts. ep... | It is known from EP - A - 0133938 that alumino - zeolite catalysts used in the hydroamination reachjon deactivate quickly since these catalysts promote polymerization or oliBomerizxtion of the olefins used on the catalyst and subsequent carbonization of these polymeric or oligomeric residues on the catalysts. EP - A - ... | It is known from EP-A-0133938 that alumino-zeolite catalysts used in the hydroamination reaction deactivate quickly since these catalysts promote polymerization or oligomerization of the olefins used on the catalyst and subsequent of these polymeric or residues the catalysts. EP-A-0133938 teaches that deactivation of t... | It is kNoWN FROm ep-A-0133938 ThAt alUmiNo-zeOliTE CaTALYsts uSEd iN tHe HydrOaMINatIOn REACtiOn DEACtivatE QuickLy SiNCE tHEse caTALYsTS pROmOte POLymeRIzaTIOn Or OliGoMERIzAtIOn Of tHE OlefIns USED on the CataLySt And subseQUeNt cARBONizATiON oF tHeSe POlyMErIc oR olIGomERiC RESIDUEs oN tHe cATALysTs. EP-A-0133938 TE... | It is known from EP-A-0133938 that alumino-zeolite catalysts used in the hydroamination reaction deactivate quickly since these catalystspromote polymerization oroligomerization of theolefins used on the catalyst and subsequent carbonization of these polymeric or oligomeric residues onthe catalysts. EP-A-01339... | It is known from EP-A-0133938 that alumino-zeolite catalysts used in the hydroamination reaction deactivate quickly since these catalysts promote polymerization or _oligomerization_ of the olefins used on the _catalyst_ _and_ subsequent carbonization of these polymeric or oligomeric residues on the catalysts. _EP-A-013... |
A network node may use carrier sensing to determine if a shared medium is available so as to avoid packet collision. In a wireless network, the two types of carrier sensing that are typically used are physical carrier sensing, by a physical layer sampling the radio frequency (RF) energy level in the medium, and virtual... | a network node may allow carrier sensing to determine if a shared medium is available so as to avoid packet ambiguity. in a wireless network, the two types of carrier sensing that are typically used are physical carrier sensing, by a physical layer sampling the medium frequency ( rf ) energy level in the medium, and vi... | A network node may use carrier sensing to determine if a shared medium is abailaboe so as to avoid packet collision. In a wireless network, the two types of carrier sensing that are typically used are physical carrier sensing, by a physical layer sampling the radio frequency (RF) rnrrgy level in the medium, and virtual... | A network may use carrier sensing to determine if a shared medium is so as to avoid collision. In a wireless network, the two types carrier sensing are typically used are physical carrier sensing, by a physical layer sampling the radio (RF) energy level in the medium, and virtual carrier sensing, by a media-access cont... | A neTwORk Node MaY USe cARRIeR sENSInG tO deteRMIne iF A ShAreD mEDiuM IS AvAilABle SO As tO AVOiD PaCket cOLLision. IN a WIreLEss netWorK, THE twO tyPes oF carrIER SeNSIng tHAt ARe TYpicALLy useD aRe PhYSICal cArrIER sensing, bY a PHYSICAL lAyER sAmpLiNG the rADIo freQUENCy (Rf) ENERgY LeVEl IN thE MedIUm, anD ViRTUAl... | A network node may use carrier sensing to determineif a shared medium is available so as to avoid packet collision. Inawireless network, the two types of carrier sensing thatare typically used are physical carriersensing, by aphysical layer sampling the radio frequency (RF) energy level inthe medium, and ... | _A_ network node may use carrier sensing to determine if a shared medium is available so as _to_ avoid packet _collision._ _In_ a _wireless_ _network,_ the two types of carrier sensing that are typically _used_ are physical carrier sensing, by a physical layer sampling the _radio_ frequency (RF) energy level _in_ _the_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera which drives a view finder interlocked with operation of a lens barrel.
2. Description of the Related Art
A camera which drives a view finder interlocked with rotation operation of a rotary cylinder which is constituting a lens barrel is conventionally... | 1. field of the invention a present invention relates to a camera which drives a view finder interlocked with operation of a lens barrel. e. description of the inventor art a camera which drives a view finder interlocked with rotation operation of a rotary cylinder which is constituting a lens barrel is conventionally ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera which drives a view finder interlocked with operation of a lens barrel. 2. Description of the Related Art A VaNera which drives a view finder interlocked with rotation operation of a rotary cyOimder which is constituting a lens barrel is conventionally... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera which drives a view finder interlocked with operation of a lens 2. Description of the Related Art A camera which drives a view finder rotation operation of a rotary cylinder which is constituting a lens barrel is proposed (see Japanese Patent No. H09(1... | 1. fIeld oF ThE inVentiOn
tHe prEsENT InvEntION ReLatES To A CAmeRA whiCh DRIVeS a VIEw fiNDER iNTERlockED witH OPErATIoN Of A LENS barREl.
2. dEscriPtioN Of THE rELaTed art
A camERa whiCH DRIvEs A vIEW findEr INTerlOcKed With RoTAtiOn oPERaTIoN Of A roTaRY cyLINDEr WhICH Is conSTITutING A LeNs BArREL IS coNVeNtIOnAlLY... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a camerawhich drives aview finder interlocked with operation of alens barrel. 2. Description of the Related Art A camera which drives a view finder interlocked with rotation operation ofarotary cylinder which is constituting a lensbarrel is c... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera which drives a view finder interlocked with operation of a _lens_ barrel. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Related Art A camera which drives _a_ view _finder_ _interlocked_ with _rotation_ operation of a _rotary_ cylinder which is constituting a _lens_ barrel... |
Dispersants are substances that improve the flow characteristics of the cement slurry by breaking up cement agglomerates and freeing the water, thus giving slurries of lower viscosity and allowing desirable flow conditions to be obtained at lower pump pressures. V. S. Ramachandran, Concrete Admixtures Handbook: Propert... | dispersants are substances that improve the flow characteristics of the cement slurry by breaking up cement agglomerates and freeing ground water, thus giving slurries of lower viscosity and allowing desirable flow conditions to be obtained at lower pump pressures. v. s. ramachandran, concrete admixtures handbook : pro... | Dispersants are subQtZnces that improve the flow characteristics of the cement slurry by breaking up cement agglomerates and freeing the water, thus giving slurries of lower viscosity and allowing desirable flow conditions to be obtained at lower luHp pressures. V. S. Ramachandran, Concrete Admixtures Handbook: Propert... | Dispersants substances that improve the flow of the cement slurry by breaking up agglomerates and the water, thus giving slurries of viscosity and allowing desirable conditions to be obtained at lower pump pressures. V. S. Ramachandran, Concrete Admixtures Handbook: Properties, Science, and Technology, Noyes Publicatio... | DIspERSAntS ARe subsTaNceS THAt iMPRove tHE Flow characTERiSTIcs oF THE CEMEnT SLURRy bY bREAking UP ceMENt aGGLOMERAtes aNd FREeING THe Water, THUs givinG SluRRIes Of lowER ViSCosItY AnD AllOWiNG DesIraBle FLOw cOnDitIoNS TO be obtAiNed At lOwer PuMp PressuRes. v. s. rAmaChANDraN, cONcReTE AdmIxTURes HandBoOK: pRoPErT... | Dispersantsare substances that improve the flow characteristics ofthe cement slurry by breaking up cement agglomerates and freeing the water, thus giving slurries oflower viscosity andallowing desirable flow conditions to be obtained atlower pump pressures. V. S. Ramachandran, ConcreteAdmixturesHandbook: Pr... | _Dispersants_ are substances that _improve_ _the_ _flow_ characteristics of the _cement_ slurry by breaking up cement _agglomerates_ _and_ freeing the water, _thus_ _giving_ slurries of lower viscosity and allowing desirable flow _conditions_ to be obtained at lower pump pressures. V. _S._ Ramachandran, Concrete Admixt... |
Fraudulently accessing data is possible through various means. For example, data may be transmitted to a recipient and intercepted. When the source or content of the data is sensitive, it would be beneficial to secure or encode the data to hide the source or content of the data.
In the appended figures, similar compone... | fraudulently accessing data is possible through various means. for example, data can be transmitted to a recipient and intercepted. when the source or content indicates the data is sensitive, use would be beneficial to secure or delay the data to hide the source or content of the data. in the appended figures, similar ... | Fraudulently WDcessing data is possible through various m#anW. For example, data may be transmitted to a rFcip&ent and intercepted. When the source or content of the data is sensitive, it would be beneficial to secure or encode the data to hide the source or content of the Xzta. In the appended figures, similar compone... | Fraudulently accessing data possible through various means. For example, data be transmitted to a recipient and intercepted. When the or content of the data is sensitive, it be beneficial to secure or encode the data to hide the or content data. In the appended similar components features may have the same reference la... | fraUDuLeNtLy aCcESSiNg DaTA iS POssIbLe tHRoUGh VarIOus MEans. FoR exAMpLe, DATa MaY Be TrAnsmItTed to A rEcIPieNT anD INteRcePted. WHeN thE sOurcE OR coNTeNt Of THe dATa is SEnSiTiVe, It wOuLd bE BENEficial To SeCuRe or EncOde ThE Data tO hidE ThE SouRcE OR cONTENT Of The DATa.
IN The aPPenDED FIgUreS, sImilaR coMpONe... | Fraudulently accessing data is possible through various means. For example, data may be transmitted to a recipient and intercepted. When the source or content of the data is sensitive, it would be beneficial to secure or encodethe data to hidethe source or content ofthedata. In the appended figu... | Fraudulently _accessing_ data is possible through _various_ means. For example, _data_ may be transmitted to a _recipient_ and intercepted. When the _source_ or content of _the_ _data_ is sensitive, it would be _beneficial_ to secure _or_ encode the data to _hide_ the source or content _of_ _the_ data. In the appended ... |
1. Field of the Invention
Apparatuses and methods consistent with the present invention relate to an audio/video (AV) task calculation and, more particularly, to an AV task calculation method, a method of providing summary information for an AV task calculation, and an apparatus using the methods.
2. Description of the... | 1. field of the invention apparatuses and methods consistent with the present invention relate to an audio / video ( av ) task calculation which, more particularly, to an av task calculation method, a method of providing summary information for an av task calculation, and an apparatus using the methods. 2. description ... | 1. Field of the Invention Apparatuses and mWth*ds consistent with the present invention relate to an audio / video (AV) task calculation and, more particularly, to an AV task calculation method, a KethLd of providing summary information for an AV task calculation, and an apparatus using the methods. 2. Description of t... | 1. Field of the Invention Apparatuses and methods consistent with the present invention relate to an audio/video (AV) task calculation and, particularly, to an AV task calculation method, a method of providing summary information for an AV task and an apparatus using the methods. 2. the Related home network consists of... | 1. FieLd of tHe inVeNTion
APParATUSeS AnD mEThOds COnsisTeNt wItH tHE pReSEnt InVeNTioN RelaTe To An AuDio/VidEo (AV) TASK caLcuLatiOn And, mORe paRtICUlARLY, To an aV TAsK caLCulATIon mEtHOD, a meTHod Of PrOvIDing sUMmarY iNForMATion FOr An av tAsk calCuLatioN, anD an aPPaRATus UsinG tHe MetHoDS.
2. desCripTIOn of THe... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention Apparatuses and methods consistent with the present inventionrelate to an audio/video (AV) taskcalculation and, more particularly, to an AV task calculation method, a method of providing summary information for anAV task calculation, and an apparatus using themethods. 2. Des... | 1. Field of the Invention Apparatuses _and_ methods consistent _with_ the _present_ invention relate to an audio/video _(AV)_ task calculation and, more particularly, to an _AV_ task calculation method, a method of _providing_ summary information for _an_ AV task calculation, and an apparatus _using_ the methods. 2. _D... |
The prior known apparatus for handling bulk material as located at a storage site have included several versions of well known stacker-reclaimer apparatus as illustrated in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,472,357; 3,509,985; 4,363,396; and 4,629,060. These apparatus have reclaimer conveyors which move out along the top side of the re... | numerous prior known apparatus for handling bulk material as located at a storage site have included several versions in well known stacker - reclaimer methods as illustrated in u. s. pat. reg. 3, 472, 357 ; 3, 509, 381 ; 4, 911, 396 ; and 4, 629, 060. these apparatus have reclaimer conveyors which move out along the t... | The prior known apparatus for handling bulk material as located at a storage site have Unc:uded several versions of well known stacker - reclaimer apparatus as illustrated in U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 472, 357; 3, 509, 985; 4, 363, 396; and 4, 629, 060. These apparatus have reclaimer conveyors which move out along the top sid... | The prior known apparatus handling bulk material as located at a storage site included several versions of well known stacker-reclaimer apparatus as illustrated in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,472,357; 3,509,985; 4,363,396; and These apparatus have reclaimer conveyors which move the side of the reclaimer boom, articulate a sprocke... | THE PrIOr KnOwn appaRatuS FOR hAndliNg bULk matERial AS LOcateD At a sToraGe sitE HAVe IncLuded SEVERal vERsionS of well KNoWN stacker-rEClaimEr aPparaTus As IlluSTRATeD in U.S. pAt. nos. 3,472,357; 3,509,985; 4,363,396; AND 4,629,060. tHEse apparatuS HaVE rEClAimer CONveyOrS WHich MovE Out alONg THe TOp SiDe OF the Re... | The prior known apparatus for handling bulkmaterial as located at a storage site have included several versions of well known stacker-reclaimer apparatusas illustrated in U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,472,357; 3,509,985; 4,363,396; and 4,629,060. These apparatushave reclaimer conveyors whichmove out along the top side ... | _The_ prior known _apparatus_ for handling bulk material as located at a storage _site_ _have_ included several _versions_ of well known stacker-reclaimer _apparatus_ as illustrated in U.S. _Pat._ Nos. 3,472,357; 3,509,985; 4,363,396; and 4,629,060. These apparatus have reclaimer conveyors which move out _along_ the to... |
Building panels for attachment as roof and facia portions of building structures are manufactured and utilized in many different forms. One building panel form that has gained wide acceptance in the building industry is a building panel structure that simulates the board and batten type building structure because of th... | wood panels for attachment as roof and facia portions of these structures are manufactured and utilized in many different forms. one building panel form that has gained wide use in the building industry is a building panel structure that simulates the board and batten type building structure because of the pleasing aes... | Building panels for attachment as roof and facia portions of building structures are manudxctured and utilized in many different forms. One building panel form that has gained wide acceptance in the building industry is a building panel structure that simulates the board and batten type building structure because of th... | panels for attachment as roof and facia portions of building structures manufactured and utilized in different forms. One building panel form that has gained wide acceptance in the building industry a building panel structure that simulates the board and batten type building structure because of the pleasing aesthetic ... | BUilDIng pANElS FOr ATtaChMeNT aS ROoF And fACia poRTIonS Of buiLdinG sTrUcTurES ARe MaNufaCTUreD AND UtiLiZEd In Many dIfFErenT FOrms. one buiLDIng pAnEL FOrm tHAT HAs GAiNeD WidE aCcepTANCe In tHE buIlDInG inDUSTRy IS A BuilDInG paNEL stRucTuRE that sImULaTeS tHe BOaRd and baTTeN TYPe buILding stRUCtURe bEcaUsE of tH... | Building panelsfor attachment as roof and faciaportions of building structures are manufactured and utilized in many different forms. One buildingpanel form that has gainedwide acceptance in the building industry is a buildingpanel structure that simulates the boardand battentype building structure becaus... | Building panels for attachment _as_ roof and facia portions _of_ building structures are manufactured and utilized _in_ many _different_ _forms._ One _building_ panel form that has gained wide acceptance _in_ the _building_ industry _is_ a building panel structure _that_ simulates the board and batten _type_ _building_... |
Choline salicylate, a well-known analgesic, which is highly hygroscopic, has been prepared in pharmaceutically acceptable, solid dosage forms, by means of a salicylate of a metal having a valence of at least 2, such as aluminum, bismuth, calcium or magnesium. It has further been shown that such composition is stabilize... | choline salicylate, a well - known analgesic, although sounds highly hygroscopic, has been prepared in pharmaceutically acceptable, solid dosage forms, by means of a salicylate of a metal having a valence of at least 2, such as aluminum, bismuth, sulfur or phosphorus. there has further been shown that such salt is stab... | Choline salicylate, a well - known analgecif, which is highly hygroscopic, has bdem prepared in pharmaceutically acceptable, solid dosage forms, by mswns of a salicylate of a metal having a valence of at least 2, such as aluminum, Fismutn, calcium or magnesium. It has further been shown 6hzt such composition is stabili... | Choline salicylate, a well-known analgesic, which is highly hygroscopic, has been prepared in pharmaceutically acceptable, solid forms, by means of a a metal having a valence at least 2, such as aluminum, bismuth, calcium or magnesium. It has further been shown such composition is stabilized to greater extent by the ad... | ChOLinE SALICYLAtE, A welL-KnOwn analgeSIC, WHICh Is higHLy hygrOscoPic, HaS bEen prEpAred in PHarmAceUtiCALLY AccepTABle, soLid DOSagE FoRMs, By MeAnS OF a SAlicYLatE oF a MetAL hAvING A valENce Of aT LEASt 2, sucH As aluMInUM, BIsmUTh, cAlCIUm oR MaGNeSIum. it HAS FURTHER BEeN ShOwN tHAt sUCh comPOsition Is stABIlIZe... | Choline salicylate, a well-knownanalgesic, which is highly hygroscopic, has been prepared in pharmaceutically acceptable, solid dosage forms,by means ofa salicylate of a metal having a valence of at least 2,such as aluminum, bismuth, calcium ormagnesium. It has further beenshown that such compo... | Choline _salicylate,_ a _well-known_ analgesic, which is _highly_ _hygroscopic,_ has been prepared in pharmaceutically acceptable, solid dosage forms, by _means_ _of_ a salicylate of a metal _having_ a _valence_ _of_ at _least_ _2,_ such as aluminum, _bismuth,_ calcium or magnesium. It _has_ _further_ been shown that s... |
This invention relates to drying apparatus and, more particularly, to an apparatus for drying footwear in a drying device.
Various types of drying devices are known in the art. Domestic automatic clothes dryers, for example, are drying devices routinely used in households for drying wet or washed laundry, etc. Such aut... | this invention relates to drying apparatus and, more particularly, to an apparatus for drying footwear in a drying device. various types of drying devices are known in the art. domestic automatic clothes dryers, for example, are drying devices routinely used in households for drying wet or washed laundry, etc. such aut... | This inveGtLon relates to drying apparatus and, more particularly, to an apparatus for drying footwear in a drying device. Various types of drying devices are known in the art. Domestic automatic clothes dryers, for example, are drying deCicrs doutinSly used in households for drying wet or washed laundry, etc. Such aut... | This invention relates to drying apparatus and, more particularly, an apparatus for drying footwear in a drying device. Various types of drying devices are known art. Domestic automatic dryers, for example, are devices routinely used households for drying wet or washed laundry, etc. Such clothes dryers typically a rota... | THiS iNvEntioN ReLATes to dRYing apPAraTus anD, MorE PArTICuLarlY, TO aN APPARAtus FoR dRYIng fOotweAr In A drYiNG DeVicE.
VaRiOuS tYpeS OF dRYIng dEviCES arE KNOWn IN The ART. DOMeSTIc aUtOMaTiC cloTHES dRyeRs, For exAMPle, are DRYInG DEVicES rOutiNElY USED IN houSEHoLds FOR dryINg wet OR WASHED laUndry, etC. such aUt... | Thisinvention relatesto drying apparatus and, more particularly, to an apparatus for drying footwear in a drying device. Various types of drying devices areknown in theart. Domestic automatic clothes dryers, for example, are drying devices routinely used in households fordrying wet orwashed laundry... | _This_ _invention_ relates to drying apparatus and, more _particularly,_ to an _apparatus_ for drying footwear in a drying _device._ _Various_ types of drying _devices_ are known in the art. _Domestic_ _automatic_ clothes dryers, _for_ example, are drying devices routinely used in households for _drying_ wet or _washed... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a liquid discharging head and a liquid discharging apparatus.
2. Related Art
An existing liquid discharging head that discharges liquid droplets through nozzles by applying pressure to liquid by pressure generation units such as piezoelectric actuators or heating elem... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a liquid discharging head and a liquid discharging apparatus. 2. related art an existing liquid discharging head that discharges liquid droplets through nozzles by applying pressure to liquid by pressure generation units such as piezoelectric actuators or heating elem... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a liquid discharging head and a llqujd discharging apparatus. 2. $elat3d Art An edishing liquid discharging head that discharges liquid droplets through nozzles by applying pressure to liquid by pressure generation units such as piSz9electric actuators or heating elem... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a discharging head and a liquid discharging apparatus. 2. Related Art An existing discharging head that liquid through nozzles pressure to by pressure generation units such as piezoelectric actuators or heating elements has been known. As a representative example ther... | 1. TECHnical FIELd
thE prESeNt InVEntION RelaTES to a liQUiD DIschArgIng hEad anD A lIQUiD DisCHARGing apPaRAtUS.
2. RELAted aRT
AN eXISTInG LIQUId DiscHaRgiNg HeAd thaT DIsCHaRges lIquid dROPlEtS tHroUGH nOzZlEs By ApPlYing pResSurE to LiqUiD bY pREssURE GEnERAtION UNIts such aS PIeZoELeCtRiC aCTUatorS Or heaTiNG eLem... | 1.Technical Field The present invention relates to a liquid discharging headanda liquid discharging apparatus. 2. Related Art An existing liquid discharging head that discharges liquid droplets through nozzles by applying pressureto liquid by pressure generation units such as piezoelectric actuators orh... | 1. _Technical_ _Field_ The present invention relates to a liquid _discharging_ head _and_ a liquid discharging apparatus. 2. Related Art An _existing_ liquid _discharging_ _head_ that discharges liquid droplets through nozzles by applying pressure _to_ liquid _by_ pressure generation units such as piezoelectric actuato... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to craftsman's turntables. More specifically, the invention is a turntable for cutting designs out of paper with a metal template. The turntable allows for rotation of the paper while cutting. The provision of an armrest makes it unnecessary for the craf... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to craftsman ' s turntables. more specifically, the invention is a turntable for cutting designs out of paper with a metal template. the turntable allows for rotation of the paper while cutting. the provision of an armrest makes it unnecessary for the cr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to craftsman ' s turntables. More specifically, the invention is a turntable for cutting designs out of paper with a metal template. The turntable allows for rotation of the paper while c TtYing. The provision of an armrest makes it unnecessary for the c... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to craftsman's turntables. More specifically, the invention is a turntable for cutting designs out of paper with metal template. The turntable for rotation the paper while The provision of an makes it unnecessary for the craftsman to have to hover his or her arm over ... | 1. FIElD OF tHe invEntIOn
THe prEsENT invEnTIoN RElaTES geNErAlLY To CrAftSmAN's turNTablES. mORe sPeCiFiCaLLy, The INveNtIOn iS a turNTABlE For CuTtiNg dESIGns OUT Of papeR WitH A Metal tEMPLAte. tHe TuRNtABLE AlLowS foR roTaTiON Of ThE PaPER WHiLe CuTtING. ThE pRovISiOn OF AN ArmrEst mAKes it UNNEcESSARY For THE crAf... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally tocraftsman's turntables. More specifically, the invention is a turntable for cuttingdesignsout of paper with a metal template.The turntable allows for rotation of the paper while cutting. The provision of anarmrest makes it unnecessaryf... | _1._ _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _generally_ to craftsman's turntables. More specifically, the _invention_ _is_ a turntable for cutting designs out of _paper_ with a metal template. The turntable allows _for_ rotation of _the_ paper while cutting. The _provision_ of an _armrest_ makes _it_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a lowerable motor vehicle roof of the type having front and rear rigid roof elements, of which the first roof element can be moved, by means of a driving connecting rod mechanism which is located on the sides of the roof, between a closed position and a stowed positio... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a lowerable motor vehicle roof of the type having front and rear rigid roof elements, of which the first roof element can be moved, by means of a driving connecting rod mechanism which is located on the sides of the roof, between a closed position and a stowed positio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a lowerable motor vehicle roof of the type having front and rear rigid roof elements, of which the first roLd element can be moved, by means of a driving connecting rod mechanism which is located on the sides of the roof, between a closed position and a stowed positio... | 1. Field the Invention This invention relates to a lowerable motor vehicle roof of the type having front and rear rigid roof elements, which first element can be by means of a driving connecting rod mechanism which is located on the sides of the roof, between a closed position and a stowed position which is in a conver... | 1. fIELD of The invEntION
THIS InVEntIOn RElates TO a LOweRABLe mOtOR VEHIcle ROOF Of THe tYPE HAving FRONT ANd Rear RIGId roof eleMents, Of whIcH the FIRst rOoF ELemEnT cAn Be moVed, bY MeaNs OF A drivInG connectinG RoD MEChaNiSm Which is loCatED ON thE SidES OF The Roof, beTween a ClOSed PoSitION aNd A sToWEd PosITio... | 1. Field of the Invention This inventionrelates to a lowerable motor vehicle roof of the type having front and rear rigidroof elements, of whichthe first roof element can be moved, bymeans of a driving connecting rod mechanism which is locatedon the sides of the roof, between a closed position and a... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention This _invention_ relates to a lowerable motor vehicle roof of _the_ type having front and rear rigid roof elements, of which the first roof element _can_ be _moved,_ _by_ means of a driving connecting rod mechanism which is located on the _sides_ of the roof, between a closed position and ... |
A gripping device provided in, for example, a robot hand is provided with a pressure-sensitive sensor so as to grip objects to be gripped (target objects) different in characteristics, such as shapes, hardnesses, surface properties, and weights, without breaking the objects to be gripped.
The grip state is detected in ... | a gripping device provided in, for example, a robot hand is provided with a pressure - sensitive sensor so as to grip objects to be gripped ( target objects ) different in characteristics, variously as shapes, hardnesses, surface properties, and weights, without breaking the objects to be grip. the grip state is detect... | A gripping device provided in, for example, a robot banc is provided with a pressure - sensitive sensor so as to grip objects to be gripped (target objects) different in characteristics, such as shapes, hardnesses, surface properties, and weights, without breaking the objects to be gripped. The grip state is detected i... | A gripping device provided in, for example, a robot hand is provided with a pressure-sensitive sensor so as to grip objects to be gripped (target objects) different in characteristics, such shapes, hardnesses, surface properties, and weights, without breaking the objects to be gripped. The grip state is detected in rea... | a gRiPpIng dEvICE ProvideD IN, foR eXAMPle, a RoBOt hand Is pROvIDEd WIth A PreSSuRe-seNSITIve SEnSoR So aS to grip obJeCtS To bE gripPed (TArGet obJeCTs) dIFfeRENT in chArAcTeRistIcS, such AS SHaPes, HArdNeSSES, sUrFacE proPErtIes, and wEights, WiTHoUt bREAkinG THe Objects tO BE griPpED.
tHe gRip sTaTe iS dEteCteD IN ... | A gripping device provided in,for example, a robot hand is provided with a pressure-sensitivesensor so as to grip objectstobe gripped (target objects) different in characteristics, such as shapes, hardnesses, surface properties, and weights, without breaking theobjects to be gripped. The grip state is detected... | A _gripping_ device _provided_ in, for example, a _robot_ _hand_ is provided with a pressure-sensitive sensor _so_ as to grip objects to be gripped (target objects) different _in_ characteristics, such _as_ shapes, hardnesses, _surface_ _properties,_ and weights, without _breaking_ the objects to be gripped. The grip s... |
The present invention relates to a peripheral device connectable to a computer. More particularly, the present invention relates to a peripheral device configured to detect the type of interface to which it is connected.
A wide variety of peripheral devices are currently configured to be connectable to computers. Such ... | the present invention relates to a peripheral device connectable to a computer. more particularly, the present invention relates to a peripheral device configured to detect the type of interface to which it is connected. a wide variety of peripheral devices are currently configured to be connectable to computers. such ... | The present invention relates to a peripheral device connectable to a computer. More particularly, the present invention relates to a peripheral device configured to detect the type of interface to which it is connected. A wide variety of peripheral devices are currently configured to be connectable to computers. Such ... | The present invention relates to a peripheral device connectable to a computer. More particularly, the present invention relates a peripheral device configured to the type of interface to which it is connected. wide variety of peripheral devices are currently configured to connectable to computers. Such peripheral devi... | tHE PREsent INVeNTIon relATeS tO A pERIpHERAl DEvICE conNeCtaBLe To a ComPUTer. mOrE ParTiCULaRly, ThE pReSEnt inVEntiOn RElateS To A PEripHErAl dEviCe cOnfIGURED to DEtECt the Type of InterfaCE to wHICH IT iS coNnECTEd.
A WiDE VAriEty OF PErIpHeraL DEVICEs ARE CurREntLY CoNFiguReD To be coNNecTABLe To CoMpUTeRs. SuCH ... | The present invention relates to a peripheral device connectable to a computer. Moreparticularly, thepresent invention relatesto a peripheral device configured to detect the type of interface towhich it is connected. A widevariety of peripheral devices arecurrently configured to be connectable to comput... | The present invention _relates_ to _a_ peripheral _device_ _connectable_ to _a_ computer. _More_ _particularly,_ the _present_ invention relates to a peripheral device configured to detect the type of interface to _which_ it is connected. A wide variety _of_ peripheral devices are _currently_ _configured_ to be connect... |
Domain name system (“DNS”) resolvers are typically used to translate domain names meaningful to humans into Internet protocol (“IP”) addresses meaningful to computers in order to locate a particular device worldwide. DNS resolvers typically query a DNS server to translate the full domain name into an IP address. Domain... | domain name search ( “ dns ” ) resolvers are typically created to translate authoritative names meaningful to humans into internet protocol ( “ ip ” ) addresses meaningful to computers in order to locate a particular device worldwide. dns resolvers typically query a dns server to translate the full domain name into an ... | Domain name system (“ DNS ”) resolvers are typically used to translate domain names meaningful to humans into Internet protocol (“ IP ”) addresses meaningful to computers in order to locate a particular device worldwide. DNS resolvers typically query a DNS server to translate the full domain gam3 into an IP address. Do... | Domain name system (“DNS”) resolvers are typically used to translate domain names meaningful to humans into Internet protocol (“IP”) addresses meaningful to computers in order to locate a particular device worldwide. DNS resolvers typically query a DNS server to translate the domain name into an IP address. Domain name... | doMAin NAMe SYstEm (“Dns”) REsOlvERs ArE tYpiCALly uSEd TO tRaNsLATE DomAIn nAmeS MeaNIngFUl to humans intO INtERnEt pROTOCol (“iP”) adDREssEs MeaNiNGfUL TO compuTers IN oRdEr to LOcaTe A PaRTiCUlar deVice WORldWidE. DNS ReSoLVErS TYPicalLY QuERy A Dns sErvEr to tRaNSLate tHE full DOmain nAmE INTo an IP ADDReSs. doMAin... | Domain namesystem (“DNS”) resolvers are typically used to translate domain namesmeaningful to humansinto Internet protocol (“IP”) addresses meaningful to computers inorder to locatea particular device worldwide. DNS resolvers typicallyquery aDNS server to translate thefull domain name into anIP addre... | Domain _name_ system (“DNS”) _resolvers_ are _typically_ used to translate domain names meaningful _to_ humans into Internet _protocol_ _(“IP”)_ addresses meaningful _to_ computers in order to locate a particular device worldwide. _DNS_ resolvers typically query _a_ _DNS_ server to translate the _full_ domain _name_ in... |
In the making of micro-circuits the general process followed is that of generating an oxide film on the semiconductor substrate; coating the oxide film with a photoresist and then illuminating the photoresist through a mask to expose selected portions of the resist. After exposure, the photoresist is developed, etched ... | in the application of micro - circuits the general process followed is that of generating an oxide film on the semiconductor substrate ; coating the oxide film with a photoresist and then illuminating the photoresist through a mask to expose selected portions of the resist. throughout exposure, the photoresist is devel... | In the making of micro - circuits the general process followed is that of generating an oxide film on the semiconductor substrate; coating the oxide film with a photoresist and then illuminating the photoresist through a mask to expose selected portions of the resist. After exposure, the phKgoresist is developed, etche... | In the making of micro-circuits the general process followed is that of oxide film the semiconductor substrate; coating the film with photoresist then illuminating the photoresist through a mask to expose selected portions of the resist. After exposure, the photoresist is etched and further processed. Once this is done... | IN THE MakIng OF MicrO-CiRCUITS thE GeNErAl pROcESs FOLLOwED iS tHAT OF gENEraTiNG AN OxIde fIlM on THe sEmICoNdUcTor subsTRAtE; cOaTInG thE OXIDe fILm with A PhOtOREsIST ANd THEn iLLUmInATIng THe PHotoreSIST THROuGH a MasK to ExpoSe SELeCtEd POrTiONs of ThE RESIST. AFTEr exPOsUrE, tHE pHOtoreSIST Is deVElOPeD, eTcHED ... | In themaking of micro-circuits the general process followed is that of generating an oxide film on the semiconductor substrate;coating the oxide filmwitha photoresist andthen illuminating the photoresist through a mask to expose selected portions of the resist. After exposure, the photoresist is de... | In the making of micro-circuits the general process followed is that of generating an oxide film on the _semiconductor_ substrate; coating the oxide film with a _photoresist_ and then _illuminating_ the _photoresist_ through a mask to _expose_ selected portions of _the_ resist. After exposure, the photoresist is develo... |
The birefringent filter was first developed by astronomers at the turn of the century so that they could make celestial observations of the Sun through a narrow-band spectral window. The classic papers on these filters were written by Loyt [1] Evans [2] and Solc [3]. (Note in this specification, a reference to another ... | the birefringent detector was first developed by astronomers at the turn of the century so that they could make close observations of the sun through a narrow - band spectral window. the classic papers on these filters were written by loyt [ 1 ] evans [ 2 ] and solc [ 3 ]. ( note in this specification, a reference to a... | The birefringent filter was first developed by astronomers at the turn of the century so that 5Mey could make celestial observations of the Sun through a narrow - band spectral window. The classic papers on these filters were written by Loyt [1] Evans [2] and Wo:c [3 ]. (Note in this specification, a reference to anoth... | The birefringent filter was first developed astronomers at of the century so that they could make celestial observations of the Sun a narrow-band spectral window. The classic papers these filters were written by Loyt [1] Evans [2] and Solc [3]. (Note in this specification, a reference to another document is designated ... | ThE biREfrINGENt filtER wAS FirSt DevELOpEd BY AsTRONomers aT THE tUrN Of the cEntUrY So thaT theY cOuld MAkE cEleSTIAl oBSERvatIONs Of tHe SuN tHrOuGh a NArrow-bAND SPecTRAL windoW. the clAssIC papeRs On tHESe fiLTers were WrITTeN bY loYT [1] EvaNS [2] aND SOLC [3]. (Note iN THis SpEcIfiCAtIOn, A REfEREnce To aNoThEr ... | The birefringent filter wasfirstdeveloped byastronomers at the turn of thecentury so that they couldmake celestial observations of the Sun through a narrow-band spectralwindow. The classic papers on these filters were written by Loyt [1] Evans [2] and Solc [3]. (Note in this specification, a referen... | The birefringent filter _was_ first _developed_ by _astronomers_ at the _turn_ _of_ the century so that they could make celestial observations of _the_ _Sun_ through a narrow-band spectral window. The classic _papers_ on these filters _were_ written by Loyt _[1]_ Evans [2] and Solc _[3]._ (Note in this specification, a... |
1. Field of the invention
This invention relates to a rotary thread take-up lever in a sewing machine.
2. Description of the Related Art
In a sewing machine, its rotary thread take-up lever performs a series of operations as follows: That is, the rotary thread take-up lever supplies the upper thread to the needle which... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates that a rotary thread take - up lever in a sewing machine. 2. description of the related art in a sewing machine, its rotary thread take - up lever performs a series of operations as follows : that is, the rotary thread pull - up lever supplies the upper thread to the nee... | 1. Field of the invention This invention relarRs to a rotary thread take - up lever in a sewing machine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a sewing machine, its rotary thread take - up lever performs a series of operations as follows: That is, the rotary thread take - up lever supplies the upper thread to the needle... | 1. Field of the invention This invention to a rotary lever in a sewing machine. Description of the Related Art In sewing machine, its rotary thread take-up performs of operations as follows: is, the rotary thread take-up lever supplies the upper thread to the needle which is supplied from bobbin, and then loosens the t... | 1. fIEld of tHe iNvEntION
THiS invENTION RElaTES TO A RotAry THREAD take-Up leVer iN a SEWinG macHInE.
2. DESCrIpTioN of tHe related arT
IN A seWInG MaCHInE, its rOtArY tHreAD TaKE-up LEVer perfOrmS A seRIeS Of opEraTioNS AS folLoWs: THAt is, tHE ROTAry thREAD TakE-uP leveR SUPpLIES thE UPPeR ThrEaD To ThE NEedle WHicH... | 1.Fieldof the invention This invention relates to a rotary threadtake-up lever in a sewing machine.2. Description of the RelatedArt In asewing machine, its rotary thread take-up leverperforms a series of operations as follows:That is,the rotary thread take-up lever supplies the upper threadtothe ... | _1._ _Field_ of the invention This _invention_ _relates_ to a rotary thread _take-up_ lever in a sewing machine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a sewing machine, its rotary thread take-up lever performs _a_ series of operations as follows: That is, the rotary thread take-up lever supplies the upper thread _to_ th... |
The present invention relates to a transmission system comprising at least a remote and a near subscriber device exchanging information signals in the simplex mode by means of time-division multiplex signals in which control time intervals are provided.
The invention likewise relates to a subscriber device suitable for... | the present invention relates to a transmission system comprising at least a remote and a near subscriber operator exchanging information signals in the simplex mode as means of time - division multiplex signals in which control time intervals are provided. the invention likewise relates to a subscriber device suitable... | The present invention Eelayes to a trqMsmission system comprising at leAat a remote and a near subscriber device exchanging information signals in the sinplea mode by means of time - division multiplex signals in which control time intervals are pgovOded. The invention likewise relates to a subscriber device suitable f... | The present invention relates to a transmission system comprising at least a remote and a subscriber device exchanging information signals the simplex mode by means time-division multiplex signals in which control time intervals are provided. The invention likewise to subscriber device suitable for such a system. A sys... | tHe preSent InVENtIoN rELATeS To a trANsMISsiOn sySTeM COmpRIsInG aT leASt A rEmote And A NeaR SUBScRIber Device ExcHanGIng INFOrMAtioN SIGnALs in THe sIMPLEX mOdE by mEAns Of TIME-divisION MULtiPlex SIgnaLS IN WhIch ContrOL TIME INteRVALs ArE proViDED.
thE INvENtion LIkEWISe RELates to a SUbscRIbeR DEviCE suiTAblE FOR... | The presentinvention relatesto a transmission system comprising at least a remote and a nearsubscriber device exchanging information signals in the simplexmode by means of time-division multiplexsignals in which control time intervals areprovided. The invention likewise relatesto a subscriber dev... | The present invention _relates_ to a transmission system comprising at least a _remote_ _and_ a near subscriber device exchanging information signals in the simplex mode by means of time-division multiplex _signals_ in which control time intervals are provided. _The_ invention likewise relates to a subscriber _device_ ... |
Currently, the electrical connection between processors and circuit boards is generally realized through electrical connectors. However, in order to reduce the overall height of the electrical connector assembly to follow the development trend of electronic products such as notebook computers towards ultra-thin structu... | currently, the electrical connection between processors and circuit boards is generally realized through electrical connectors. however, in order to reduce the overall height of the electrical connector assembly to boost the development trend of electronic products such as notebook computers towards ultra - thin struct... | Currently, the electrical connection between processors and circuit boards is generally realized through electrical connecto5a. However, in order to reduce the overall height of the electrical connector assembly to follow the d@vepopment trend of electronic products such as notebook computers towards ultra - ynin struc... | Currently, the electrical connection between processors and circuit boards is generally realized electrical connectors. However, in order to overall height of the electrical connector assembly to follow the trend of electronic products such as notebook computers ultra-thin structures, the use of connector is usually av... | CuRREnTLy, tHE ELECtriCAl ConNectIOn betWeeN PRocESsorS aND CIrCuIT BoaRDS iS gEneRalLy ReAliZed ThrOuGH eLeCTRIcAL coNnectoRs. hOWEVEr, iN oRDEr To REdUcE THe OvERAll HeighT OF tHE eleCTriCaL conNEcToR AssEMbly TO FOLlOW tHE dEveloPmENt trend oF ElecTRonIC ProDUctS SUCh as noTeboOK comPUTErs toWArdS uLtRA-THin stRUCtu... | Currently, the electrical connection between processors and circuit boards is generally realizedthrough electrical connectors. However, in orderto reduce the overall height of the electrical connector assembly to follow the developmenttrend of electronic products such as notebook computers towar... | Currently, the _electrical_ connection between processors and _circuit_ _boards_ is generally realized through electrical connectors. However, in order to reduce the overall height of the electrical connector assembly to follow the _development_ trend of electronic products such as notebook _computers_ towards ultra-th... |
1. Field of the invention
The present invention relates to an improved intermediate transfer device which transfers toner on a photoconductor first to an intermediate transfer belt and then onto a paper, and to an improved toner transfer device (hereinafter called the "1st toner transfer device) which transfers the ton... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an improved intermediate transfer device which transfers toner on a photoconductor first to an intermediate transfer belt and then onto a paper, and to an improved toner transfer device ( hereinafter called the " 1st toner transferred device ) which transfers t... | 1. Field of the invention The present invention relates to an improved intermediate transfer device which transfers toner on a photoconductor first to an intermediate transfer belt and then onto a paper, and to an improved toner transfer device (hereinafter called the " 1st toner transfer device) which hransferx the to... | 1. Field of the invention The present invention relates to an improved intermediate transfer device transfers toner on a photoconductor first to an intermediate transfer belt and then onto a paper, an improved toner transfer device (hereinafter called the "1st toner transfer device) which transfers the toner on the pho... | 1. FIeLd Of THE inVEnTIoN
tHE PrESENt InvENtION reLates to aN ImProvED iNTERMEdIAtE tRAnsFer deViCE wHicH tRANsFErs TOneR oN a PhoTOcoNDUCtor fiRSt TO AN InteRmediATE TRaNsFER BElt And thEN ontO A pAper, and TO AN IMProvED tOnER tRansFeR DEvIce (hErEiNAftEr CaLLeD tHE "1ST TONer tRanSfeR Device) wHIcH tRanSFErs The tON... | 1. Field of the invention The present invention relates to an improved intermediate transfer device which transfers toner on a photoconductor first to an intermediate transfer belt and then onto a paper, and to an improved toner transfer device (hereinaftercalled the "1st toner transfer ... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ invention The present invention relates to an improved intermediate transfer device which transfers toner on a photoconductor first to an intermediate transfer belt and then onto _a_ paper, and to an _improved_ toner transfer _device_ _(hereinafter_ called _the_ "1st toner transfer device) which _tr... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that are associated with abiotic stress responses and abiotic stress tolerance in plants. In particular, this invention relates to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that confer drought, cold, and/or sal... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that are associated with abiotic stress responses and abiotic stress tolerance in plants. in particular, this invention relates to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that confer drought, cold, and / or s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that are associated with abiotic stress responses and abiotic stress tolerance in plants. In particular, this invention relates to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that confer drought, cold, and / or s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to nucleic sequences encoding polypeptides that are associated with abiotic stress responses and abiotic stress tolerance in plants. In particular, this invention relates to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that confer drought, cold, and/or salt tol... | 1. FIELd oF ThE InVenTIOn
thiS iNveNTiON relAtES gENerallY tO nucleiC ACid SeQUeNCeS encODInG POLYPEPtIdEs thAT aRe associaTEd wIth AbiOtIc StrESS RESPonsEs And ABiOtic STReSS ToLERAnce In PlAnTS. iN PArtICuLAr, tHIs INvENtIon RELATes TO nUcLeiC acID seQUencEs ENCoDIng pOLYPEPTidES THat cOnFEr DrougHT, cOlD, ANd/or sal... | 1.Field of theInvention This invention relates generally to nucleic acid sequencesencoding polypeptides that areassociated with abiotic stress responses and abiotic stress tolerance in plants. In particular, this invention relates to nucleic acid sequences encoding polypeptides that confer drought,... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This invention relates generally to _nucleic_ acid sequences encoding polypeptides that are associated with abiotic stress responses and _abiotic_ stress tolerance in plants. In particular, _this_ invention relates to nucleic _acid_ _sequences_ encoding _polypeptides_ _that_ confer _drought,... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to toy devices, and more particularly, this invention relates to a toy having a light emitting feature.
2. Description of the Prior Art
There are toys shaped in the form of miscellaneous animals. Some of these toys are simply stuffed with materials while others are simpl... | 1. field of the art this invention relates to toy devices, and more particularly, this invention amounts to a toy having a light emitting feature. 2. description of the prior art there are toys shaped in the form of miscellaneous animals. some of these toys are simply stuffed with materials while others are partly holl... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to toy devices, and more particularly, this invention relates to a toy having a light emitting feature. 2. DSscFiption of the Prior Art There are toys shaped in the form of miscellaneous animals. Some of gnese toys are simply stuffed with materials wuJle others are simpl... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention to toy and more particularly, invention to a toy having a light emitting feature. 2. Description of the Prior Art There are toys shaped in the form of miscellaneous animals. of toys are simply stuffed with materials while others are simply hollow. There are some which glow in th... | 1. FIEld of THE invEnTiOn
tHiS InveNTion RELAtes tO ToY dEViceS, AND mOre pARTiCULaRly, This inVENTIOn RElaTES To A toy hAViNG A liGht emiTTING feATure.
2. DescrIPTIOn oF thE pRiOr ArT
ThErE ARe TOyS ShAped in THe form oF mIScELlaneOuS anImALs. sOME OF thESe tOYs ARe SImPlY sTuFFED WiTH MaterIalS WhIle OtHers aRe SimpL... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates totoy devices,and more particularly, this invention relates toa toy having a lightemitting feature. 2. Description of the Prior Art Therearetoys shaped in the form ofmiscellaneous animals. Someof these toys are simply stuffed withmaterials while other... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention This _invention_ relates to _toy_ devices, _and_ more particularly, this invention relates to a _toy_ having a light emitting feature. _2._ Description of the Prior Art There are toys shaped _in_ the form of _miscellaneous_ _animals._ Some of these toys are simply stuffed with materials wh... |
The present invention relates to a container having an open bottom, and a bottom cap for closing and hermetically sealing the open bottom. More particularly, the present invention is directed to such a container and bottom cap in which the bottom cap has a sealant material bonded thereto for forming the hermetic seal.
... | the present invention relates to a container having an open bottom, and a bottom cap for closing and hermetically sealing the open bottom. more particularly, the present invention is directed to such a container and bottom cap in which the bottom cap has a sealant material bonded thereto for forming the hermetic seal. ... | The present invention relates to a container having an open bottom, and a bottom cap for closing and hermetically sealing the open bottom. noge particularly, the present invention is directed to such a container and bottom cap in which the bottom cap has a sealant material bonded thereto for forming the hermetic seal. ... | The present invention relates to a container having an open bottom, a bottom cap for and hermetically sealing the open bottom. More particularly, the invention is directed to such a and bottom cap in which the bottom cap has a sealant material bonded for forming the seal. Containers having integral or bottom walls are ... | tHE presENT iNvEntiON RelAteS TO a conTaINer HAVInG aN OPEN boTTOm, aNd a bOTTom CAp FoR cloSinG aNd HErMETicAlLy seaLInG the OPEn BotToM. moRE PARTIculaRLY, thE PrESENt invENtION Is DiRecTED To SUCh a contaiNer AnD BoTtoM CAP In whIcH ThE BOtTOM Cap hAS A SEALANT MaTerIAl bondED tHErETo FOr foRmiNG tHE hErMeTic SEAL.
... | The present invention relates to a container having an open bottom, and a bottom cap for closing and hermetically sealing theopen bottom. More particularly, the presentinvention is directed to such a container and bottom cap in which thebottom cap has a sealant material bondedthereto for forming t... | _The_ present invention relates to a _container_ having _an_ open bottom, and a _bottom_ cap for closing and _hermetically_ _sealing_ _the_ open bottom. More particularly, the present invention is directed to such a container and bottom cap in which the bottom _cap_ has _a_ sealant material bonded _thereto_ for forming... |
FIG. 1 depicts a schematic diagram of a portion of a typical wireless communications system in the prior art, which system serves a number of wireless terminals that are situated within a geographic area. The heart of a typical wireless system is known as a Mobile Switching Center ("MSC") or, alternately, as a Mobile T... | fig. 1 depicts a schematic diagram of a portion of a typical wireless communications system in the prior art, which system serves every number of wireless terminals that are situated within a geographic area. the heart of a typical wireless system is known as a telecommunications switching center ( " msc " ) or, altern... | FIG. 1 depicts a schematic diagram of a portion of a typical wireless communications system in the prior art, which system serves a number of wireless terminals that are situated within a geogFa)hic area. The heart of a typical wireless system is known as a Mobile Switching Center (" MSC ") or, alternately, as a Mobile... | FIG. 1 depicts a schematic diagram of a typical wireless communications system in the prior art, which system serves a number of wireless terminals that are situated within a geographic area. The of a wireless system is known as a Mobile Switching Center ("MSC") or, alternately, a Mobile Telephone Switching Office ("MT... | fiG. 1 DEPIcTs A sChematIc diagrAm oF A PoRTioN of a TyPiCAL wIreleSs CoMMUNIcatIons sYSTem In The PriOR aRt, WHiCh sySteM SERVes A NuMBEr oF wIrelEss teRmInALS ThaT ARE sITUAtEd wiThin A gEOgrAPHiC AREA. THe hEArT of a tYPICaL wIReLEsS sYsTeM Is KNoWN aS A MObile swItching centEr ("msc") Or, ALTERNATely, As A mObiLe t... | FIG. 1 depictsa schematic diagram of a portion of a typical wireless communications system in the prior art, which system servesa number of wireless terminalsthat are situatedwithin a geographicarea. The heart of a typical wireless system is known as a Mobile Switching Center ("MSC") or, alternately, ... | FIG. 1 depicts a schematic diagram of a portion of a typical wireless communications system _in_ the _prior_ _art,_ which system serves a number of wireless terminals _that_ are situated within a geographic area. The heart of a typical wireless system is known as a Mobile Switching Center _("MSC")_ _or,_ alternately, a... |
This disclosure relates to an image forming apparatus the operation of which is also controllable on the basis of an operating instruction from a mobile terminal.
Techniques which allow image forming apparatuses to be operated by mobile terminals have recently been proposed. For example, a technique of wirelessly opera... | this disclosure applies to an image forming apparatus the operation by which is also controllable on the basis of mechanical operating system from a mobile terminal. techniques which allow image forming apparatuses to be operated by mobile terminals have recently been proposed. for example, a technique of wirelessly co... | This d*sVlosure relates to an image forming apparatus the operation of whKcb is also controllable on the basis of an operating instruction from a moViIe terminal. Techniques which allow image forming apparatuses to be operated by mobile terminals USve recently been proposed. For example, a technique of wirelessly opera... | This disclosure relates to an image forming apparatus the operation of which is also controllable on the basis of an operating instruction from a mobile terminal. Techniques which allow image forming apparatuses to be operated by terminals have recently been proposed. a technique of wirelessly operating an image formin... | THIs dISclOsuRE relateS To aN imAGE forMiNG ApparatUs tHE opERAtION OF WhICH Is alSo cOntRolLaBLe ON ThE basis of an oPeRatiNg instRUcTION FROm A mObILe teRmiNal.
TecHnIquES WHICh ALLoW IMAge FORMinG APparaTuSES tO bE opEraTEd bY MobILe TErMiNaLs HAvE receNtLY bEEN pRoPoSEd. For exaMPlE, A tecHnIqUE of WireleSSly oPerA... | This disclosure relatesto an imageforming apparatus the operation of which is alsocontrollable on the basis of an operating instruction from a mobile terminal. Techniques which allow image formingapparatuses to be operated by mobile terminalshave recentlybeen proposed. Forexample,a technique of ... | This disclosure relates to an image forming apparatus the operation of which is also controllable on the _basis_ of an operating instruction from a mobile terminal. Techniques which allow image forming apparatuses to be _operated_ by mobile terminals have _recently_ _been_ proposed. _For_ example, _a_ technique of wire... |
Photoresist compositions are used in microlithography processes for making miniaturized electronic components such as in the fabrication of computer chips and integrated circuits. Generally, in these processes, a thin coating of film of a photoresist composition is first applied to a substrate material, such as silicon... | photoresist compositions are used in microlithography processes for making miniaturized electronic components such as in the fabrication of computer chips and integrated circuits. generally, over these processes, a thin coating of film of a photoresist composition is first applied to a substrate material, such as silic... | Photoresist compositions are used in microlithography prIcRsses for making miniaturized electronic components such as in the fabrication of computer chips and integrated circuits. Generally, in these processes, a thin coating of film of a photoresist composition is first applied to a substrate material, such as silicon... | Photoresist used in microlithography processes making miniaturized electronic components such as in the fabrication of computer chips and circuits. Generally, in these processes, a thin coating of film of a photoresist is first applied to a substrate material, such as silicon used for making integrated circuits. The su... | phOtoResISt coMPoSiTionS are uSed IN micROliTHoGrApHY procEssES foR MakiNG MInIaTURizED eLectRoNiC cOMPoNenTs SUCh AS iN the faBRiCAtIOn oF ComPUtER ChiPS aNd iNTeGratED cIrCuits. GENeRALLY, In tHeSe PrOcessEs, A THin cOAtinG oF filM oF a PHoTorEsIST COmPoSItion is First APplIeD tO a SUbsTRAte mATErIAl, SUcH aS SiLicON... | Photoresistcompositions are used inmicrolithography processes for making miniaturized electroniccomponents such as in the fabrication of computer chips and integrated circuits. Generally, in these processes, a thin coating offilmof a photoresist composition is first applied to asubstrate material... | Photoresist compositions are used in microlithography processes _for_ making miniaturized electronic components such as in _the_ fabrication of computer chips and integrated circuits. Generally, _in_ these _processes,_ a _thin_ coating of film of _a_ photoresist composition _is_ first applied to a substrate material, _... |
Transportation of diagnostic specimens is a major concern for regulators. Diagnostic specimens are typically collected from a patient at a clinical site. However, due to economies of scale and other factors it is often not feasible to conduct the desired tests on the diagnostic specimen at the clinical site. Therefore,... | transportation of diagnostic specimens pose a major concern for regulators. diagnostic specimens are typically collected from a patient at a clinical site. however, due to economies of scale and other factors it is often not feasible to conduct the desired tests on the diagnostic specimen at the clinical site. therefor... | Transportation of diagnostic specimens is a major concern for regulators. Diagnostic specimens are typically collected from a patient at a clinical site. However, due to economies of scale and other factors it is often not feasible to conduct the desired tests on the diagnostic specimen at the clinical site. Therefore,... | Transportation of diagnostic specimens is a major for regulators. Diagnostic specimens are typically collected from a patient at a clinical site. However, due to economies scale and other factors it is often not feasible conduct the desired tests on the diagnostic specimen the clinical site. Therefore, it may be necess... | traNSpORTatIon OF dIAgnOstIC SpEciMenS is A MajoR cOnceRN FOR ReguLaTORs. diagnosTIc sPeCImenS are TYPiCallY cOlLEctED FrOm a patiEnT aT A CLiNICaL SiTE. HoWevEr, dUe To eCoNoMieS Of scaLE ANd Other fACToRs IT Is oFTEn Not feASiBle tO cONDuCt tHe dEsirEd teStS ON The DIagnoStIC sPeciMeN at tHE cLiNICal SiTE. thErEfore,... | Transportation of diagnostic specimens isa major concern forregulators. Diagnostic specimens are typically collected from a patient at a clinical site. However, due toeconomies of scale and other factors it is often not feasible to conduct the desired tests on the diagnosticspecimen at the clinical si... | Transportation of diagnostic specimens is a major concern for regulators. Diagnostic specimens are _typically_ collected from a _patient_ _at_ a _clinical_ site. However, due to economies of scale and _other_ factors it is often not feasible to conduct the _desired_ tests on _the_ diagnostic specimen at the clinical si... |
The present invention relates to a collimated relief display device and may be applied in aeronautics to a head down or head up display.
A collimated relief display device includes, in a way known per se, a light image generator and an optical collimation system in the focal plane of which the light image is situated f... | the present invention relates to a collimated relief display application and may be applied in aeronautics to see head down or face up display. a collimated relief display device includes, in a way known per se, a light image generator and an optical collimation system in the focal plane of which the light image is sit... | The present invention reiAtes to a collimated relief djsp,ay device and may be applied in aeromauticD to a head down or head up display. A collimated relief display device includes, in a way known per se, a p(ght image generator and an optical collimation system in the focal plane of which the light image is siGuat3d f... | The present invention relates to a relief display device and may be applied in to a head or head up display. A collimated relief display device includes, in a known per se, a light image generator and optical collimation system in the focal of which the light image is situated for projecting it to infinity. The generat... | The prEseNT INventIoN rELates to a coLLIMated RelIef DIsPLay DEVICE AnD MaY Be AppliEd iN aERoNauTIcs To A HEaD dOWn Or Head Up DisPLay.
a ColLiMaTeD ReliEf displaY DevICE InCluDES, In a Way KNOwN peR Se, A LIgHT ImaGe GEnErATOr AnD aN oPTiCAL colLIMAtion SyStem In tHE FOcaL plaNe oF whiCh tHe ligHT ImaGe Is SiTUATeD F... | The presentinvention relates to a collimated relief display device and may be applied in aeronautics to a headdown or head up display. A collimated relief display device includes, in a way known per se, a light image generator and an opticalcollimation system in the focal plane of which thelight imag... | The present invention relates to a collimated relief display device and may _be_ applied in aeronautics to _a_ head down or head up display. A _collimated_ _relief_ _display_ device includes, in a way known per se, a light image _generator_ and an optical collimation system _in_ the _focal_ plane of _which_ _the_ _ligh... |
There are many applications, for example in the aerospace industry, in which sealants, gaskets, O-rings, solid propellant binders, etc., must have low temperature flexibility, high temperature stability, solvent resistance, and thermal and oxidative stability. Although recent prior art materials have been described whi... | there are many applications, for example to the aerospace industry, in which sealants, gaskets, o - rings, solid propellant binders, etc., must have low temperature flexibility, high temperature stability, solvent resistance, and thermal and oxidative stability. although recent prior art materials have been described w... | There are many applications, for example in the aerospace industry, in which sealants, gaskets, O - rings, solid propellant binders, etc. , must have low temperature flexibility, uigM temperature stability, solvent resistance, and thermal and oxidative stability. Although recent prior art matDriais have been described ... | There are many applications, for example in the aerospace industry, in which sealants, gaskets, O-rings, solid propellant binders, etc., must have low temperature flexibility, high temperature stability, solvent resistance, and thermal and stability. Although recent prior art materials have described which exhibit some... | theRe arE MANY APPlICaTIOns, FOr ExamPLe iN thE aErospacE IndUstrY, iN WHich SEaLAntS, gAskEts, O-rINGS, SoliD proPELlANT biNDers, ETC., MUst have lOw teMPERatUrE FlexIbilITY, high TemPeRaTUre sTaBility, SOLveNT rESistance, and tHErMAl AND oxiDaTiVe STabIlItY. altHouGH recenT PRiOr art mATErials hAVe BeeN dEsCRIbeD whI... | There are manyapplications,for example in the aerospace industry, in which sealants, gaskets, O-rings, solid propellant binders, etc., must have lowtemperature flexibility, high temperature stability, solvent resistance,and thermal and oxidativestability. Although recent prior art materials h... | There are many applications, for _example_ in the aerospace _industry,_ in which sealants, gaskets, _O-rings,_ solid propellant binders, etc., must have low _temperature_ flexibility, high _temperature_ stability, solvent resistance, and thermal and oxidative stability. Although recent prior art materials have been des... |
Currently, passenger cars increasingly use driver assistance systems such as Advanced Driver Assistance systems (ADAS) to minimize driver error and improve general driving behavior. ADAS may include several sub systems, for example, Hill Descent Control (HDC), Anti-lock Braking systems (ABS), Electronic Stability Progr... | currently, passenger cars increasingly use driver assistance systems such as advanced driver assistance systems ( adas ) to minimize driver error and improve general driving behavior. adas may include several sub systems, for example, hill descent control ( hdc ), anti - lock braking systems ( abs ), electronic stabili... | Currently, passenger cars increasingly use driver assistance systems such as Advanced Driver Ass9stancs systems (ADAS) to minimize driver error and improve ren@ral driving behavior. ADAS may include several sub systems, for example, Hill Descent Control (HDC ), Anti - lock Braking systems (ABS ), Electronic Stability P... | Currently, passenger cars increasingly use assistance systems such as Advanced Driver Assistance (ADAS) to minimize driver improve general driving behavior. ADAS may include several systems, for example, Hill Descent (HDC), Anti-lock Braking systems Electronic Stability Program (ESP), assist, adaptive cruise control, l... | cuRREntLy, PAsSeNger CArs incrEAsiNgLY USE DRIveR asSisTANCe SysTEMS SUCh As aDVaNCEd drIVEr ASSiStaNcE sYSteMs (ADAs) to mInIMiZE dRivEr eRroR aND iMpRoVe gENerAL DRIVINg BehaVIOr. adas may INCLuDe SeVEral Sub SysteMS, FOR eXAMPlE, hILL DesceNt cONTrOl (hDc), anti-LOCK bRAKing SySTEMS (abs), electroNic sTAbiLIty PRogr... | Currently, passengercars increasingly use driver assistance systems such asAdvanced Driver Assistance systems (ADAS) to minimize driver error and improve generaldriving behavior. ADAS may include several sub systems, for example, Hill Descent Control (HDC),Anti-lock Braking systems (ABS), Electronic Stability Pro... | Currently, passenger cars increasingly use driver assistance systems such as Advanced _Driver_ Assistance systems (ADAS) to _minimize_ driver error and _improve_ general driving _behavior._ _ADAS_ _may_ include several sub systems, for example, Hill Descent Control (HDC), Anti-lock Braking _systems_ (ABS), _Electronic_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a technique for lighting a discharge lamp.
2. Description of the Related Art
FIGS. 19A and 19B illustrate a technique disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication H05-217682. FIG. 19A shows a discharge lamp lighting apparatus. The discharge lamp lightin... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a technique for lighting a discharge lamp. 2. description of the related art figs. 19a and 19b illustrate a technique disclosed in japanese patent application publication h05 - 217682. fig. 19a shows a discharge lamp lighting apparatus. the discharge lamp light... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technique for lighting a discharge lamp. 2. Description of the Related Art FIGS. 19A and 19B illustrate a technique disclisef in Japanese Patent Application Publication H05 - 217682. FIG. 19A shows a discharge lamp lighting apparatus. The dischaDve lamp light... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technique for lighting a discharge lamp. Description of the Art FIGS. and illustrate a technique disclosed Patent Application Publication H05-217682. FIG. 19A shows a discharge lamp apparatus. The discharge lamp lighting apparatus comprises an AC power supply... | 1. fIeLd of THE InveNTIon
THe prESEnt inVentiON RELatEs TO A TECHNIQUe FOr LIGHTiNg a diSChArge laMp.
2. DEScripTIoN Of THe rElAtEd Art
Figs. 19A ANd 19B IllUSTRAte A technIQUe DisclOseD iN JapAnese PATeNt aPpliCATIoN PuBLicatioN h05-217682. Fig. 19A ShowS a DiScHarGe lAmP LigHtiNG ApPARatUS. thE dIscharge lAMP lightin... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to a technique for lighting a discharge lamp. 2. Description of the RelatedArt FIGS. 19A and 19B illustrate a techniquedisclosed in Japanese Patent Application Publication H05-217682. FIG. 19A shows a dischargelamp lighting apparatus. The discharge lam... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technique for lighting a _discharge_ lamp. 2. _Description_ of the Related _Art_ FIGS. _19A_ and 19B illustrate _a_ technique disclosed _in_ Japanese Patent _Application_ Publication H05-217682. FIG. 19A _shows_ a discharge lamp lighting apparatus. The discha... |
This disclosure is related to the following simultaneously-filed disclosures that are incorporated herein by reference:
Coherent Population Trapping-Based Frequency Standard Having a Reduced Magnitude of Total a.c. Stark Shift of inventors Miao Zhu and Leonard S. Cutler Ser. No. 09/587,717;
Detection Method and Detecto... | this disclosure is related to the following simultaneously - filed disclosures that are incorporated herein by reference : coherent population trapping - based frequency standard having a reduced magnitude of total a. i. stark shift of inventors miao zhu and leonard s. cutler ser. no. 09 / 587, 717 ; detection method a... | This disclosure is related to the following simultaneously - filed disclosures that are incorporated herein by reference: Coherent Population Trapping - Based Frequency Standard Having a Reduced Magnitude of Total a. c. Stark Shift of inventors Miao Zhu and Leonard S. Cutler Ser. No. 09 / 587, 717; Detection Method and... | This disclosure is related to the following simultaneously-filed disclosures are incorporated herein by reference: Coherent Population Frequency Standard Having a Reduced Magnitude of Total a.c. Stark Shift inventors Miao Zhu and Leonard S. Cutler Ser. No. 09/587,717; Method and Detector for Generating a Signal that Qu... | This DiSCLoSUre IS RElaTeD to thE FoLlowing SImULtAnEOusLY-fILED dISCLoSuREs THAT ARe iNcOrPORATeD HEReIN BY REFeRENCe:
cohEreNT POpULAtION tRAPpiNG-BaSeD FrEqueNCY StaNdARd hAViNg A REdUCeD MaGnItude Of Total a.C. StarK sHiFt OF iNveNTors MiaO zHu AND LeOnArD S. CUtleR sER. nO. 09/587,717;
deTectioN METhOD and DEtectO... | This disclosureis related to the following simultaneously-filed disclosures that are incorporated herein by reference: Coherent Population Trapping-Based Frequency Standard Having a ReducedMagnitude of Total a.c. Stark Shift of inventors Miao Zhu andLeonard S. Cutler Ser. No. 09/587,717; Detection Me... | This disclosure _is_ related _to_ the following simultaneously-filed _disclosures_ that are incorporated herein by reference: Coherent Population Trapping-Based _Frequency_ Standard Having _a_ Reduced Magnitude of Total a.c. Stark Shift of _inventors_ Miao _Zhu_ and Leonard S. Cutler Ser. No. 09/587,717; Detection Meth... |
Random number generators are required by computing applications and many security relevant features of cryptography applications. | random number generators are required in computing applications and many transaction oriented features of cryptography applications. | Random BumNer teBerators are r3q tired by computing applications and maBg security relevant features of cryptogtaph7 SpplicaFions. | Random number generators are required by computing applications many security relevant features of cryptography applications. | RAnDOM Number GEnEratORS arE reQuIReD By ComPuting ApplicaTIonS AND maNY SEcUrItY RELeVaNT feaTurES Of CryptOGraphy APpLicatIons. | Randomnumber generators are required bycomputing applications and manysecurity relevant features of cryptography applications. | Random number generators are required by _computing_ applications and many security relevant features of cryptography applications. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of speech processing and, more particularly, to a novel way to implement and deploy interactive voice response (IVR) functionality within a telephony environment.
2. Description of the Related Art
Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems are systems t... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of speech processing and, more particularly, to a novel way to implement and deploy interactive voice response ( ivr ) functionality within interactive telephony environment. 2. description of the related art interactive voice response ( ivr ) systems... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of speech processing and, more particularly, to a novel way to implement and deploy interactive voice response (IVR) functiinalihy within a telephony environment. 2. Description of the Related Art Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems are systems t... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to the field of speech processing more particularly, to a novel way implement and deploy interactive voice response (IVR) within a telephony environment. 2. Description of Related Art Interactive Voice Response (IVR) are systems that permit callers to with one or more... | 1. fiELd of the INventIon
ThE presEnT inveNtioN reLaTeS to tHE FielD Of SPEeCH procEsSINg aND, morE paRTICuLarlY, To A NoVEl wAy TO IMPLEMent aND depLoY inTEracTiVE VoIce resPONSe (ivr) funCtioNAlITY wITHin A tELEPHONy ENvIrONMEnt.
2. dEsCRIPTiON Of ThE reLATeD aRt
interacTiVe VOICE responSE (ivr) SystEMS aRE SystEMs T... | 1. Fieldof theInvention The present invention relates to the field of speech processingand, moreparticularly, to a novel way toimplement and deploy interactive voice response (IVR) functionality within atelephony environment. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art Interactive Voice Response(IVR) systems a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the _field_ of _speech_ _processing_ and, more particularly, to a novel way to implement and deploy _interactive_ voice _response_ (IVR) functionality _within_ a telephony environment. 2. Description _of_ _the_ Related Art Interactive Voice _Response_ (IVR) sys... |
This invention relates to a copper alloy for reliable electrical connection comprising 0.5-3.0 wt% preferably 0.6-2.3 wt% of Co, 0.03-0.4 wt% preferably 0.06-0.35 wt% of P and the balance being composed of Cu and unavoidable impurities contained in electrolytic copper, and furthermore relates to a reliable connecter an... | each invention provides either a copper alloy for reliable electrical connection comprising 0. 5 - 3. 0 wt % preferably 1. 6 - 2. 9 wt % of co, 0. 03 - 0. 4 wt % preferably 7. 06 - 0. 3 wt % of p and the balance being composed of cu or unavoidable impurities contained in electrolytic copper, and furthermore relates to ... | YhOs iJvenRion relates to a coLOer alloy for reliable electgiczl connection comprising 0. 5 - 3. 0 wt% preferably 0. 6 - 2. 3 wt% of Co, 0. 03 - 0. 4 wt% preferably 0. 06 - 0. 35 wt% of P and the balance being composed of Cu and unavoidable impurities contained in electr)lyt*c copper, and fud^hermore relates to a relia... | This invention relates to a copper alloy for reliable electrical connection comprising 0.5-3.0 wt% preferably 0.6-2.3 wt% of Co, 0.03-0.4 wt% preferably 0.06-0.35 wt% of P and balance being composed of Cu and unavoidable impurities contained in copper, and furthermore relates to a connecter and a reliable connecting me... | thiS INVENTioN relateS To A COPpER AlLOy fOR rElIable eLeCtricAl coNnEcTiON coMPrIsIng 0.5-3.0 Wt% pRefErABly 0.6-2.3 WT% of cO, 0.03-0.4 Wt% PRefEraBLy 0.06-0.35 WT% of P AnD ThE bAlaNCe BEINg CompOsED Of CU aNd UnAvoIdaBlE iMpURITIeS ConTaiNEd IN eLeCTROlyTIC CoppeR, And furTHERmore rELatEs tO a reLIaBLe ConNecter An... | This invention relates to a copper alloy for reliableelectricalconnection comprising 0.5-3.0wt% preferably 0.6-2.3 wt% of Co, 0.03-0.4 wt% preferably 0.06-0.35 wt%of Pand the balance being composed of Cu and unavoidableimpuritiescontained in electrolytic copper, and furthermore relates to a reliable conn... | This invention relates to a _copper_ alloy for reliable electrical connection _comprising_ 0.5-3.0 wt% _preferably_ _0.6-2.3_ wt% _of_ Co, 0.03-0.4 wt% preferably _0.06-0.35_ _wt%_ of P and _the_ balance _being_ composed of _Cu_ and unavoidable impurities contained in electrolytic copper, and furthermore relates to a r... |
The present invention relates to an electric machine having a first machine part, which comprises a rotary actuator, and having a second machine part, which comprises a linear actuator.
Electric machines of the type mentioned at the beginning are used, in particular, as drive devices in machine tools or as roller drive... | the present invention relates to an electric machine having a first machine part, which comprises a rotary actuator, and having a second machine part, each comprises a linear actuator. electric machines of the type mentioned at the beginning are used, in physics, as drive devices in machine tools or as roller drive dev... | The present invention relates to an electric machine having a first machine part, which comprises a rotary actuator, and having a sRconx machine part, which comprises a linear actuator. Electric machines of the type mentioned at the beginning are used, in particular, as drive devices in machine tools or as roller drive... | The invention relates to an electric having a first machine comprises a rotary and having a second machine part, which comprises a linear actuator. Electric machines of the type mentioned at the beginning are in particular, as drive devices machine tools or as roller drive for example in printing machines. Such machine... | tHe prESENT inVENTiON relaTES TO aN eLectric machInE HavinG a FirsT mAchINe pARt, wHICH COMPRISEs a RotArY aCtUAToR, And havIng a SeCond mAcHiNE Part, whicH ComprISeS A lIneAr acTUAtor.
eLeCtRic maCHINeS oF THE tYpe mEnTiOned aT The BeGINNING ARe useD, IN ParTICULAr, As driVe DeVices in mAcHINE TOols oR AS ROlLEr DRiVe... | The presentinventionrelates to an electric machine havinga first machine part, which comprises arotary actuator, and having a second machine part, which comprises a linear actuator. Electric machines of the typementioned atthe beginningare used, in particular, as drive devices in machine tools o... | The present invention relates _to_ _an_ electric machine having a first _machine_ part, which comprises a rotary actuator, _and_ having a _second_ machine part, which comprises a _linear_ actuator. Electric machines of _the_ type mentioned at the _beginning_ are used, in particular, as _drive_ devices in machine tools ... |
This invention relates generally to differentials and specifically to a two-speed differential for use in motor vehicles.
As is known, differentials are incorporated into the driveline of motor vehicles for permitting relative rotation (i.e., "speed differentiation") between a pair of driven shafts while concomitantly ... | this invention refers generally to differentials and specifically to a two - speed differential for use in motor vehicles. as is known, differentials are incorporated into the driveline of motor vehicles for permitting rotational rotation ( i. e., " speed differentiation " ) between a pair of driven shafts while concom... | This invention relates generally to differentials and specifically to a two - speed differential for use in motor vehicles. As is known, differentials are incorporated into the driveline of motor vehicles for permitting relative rotation (i. e. , " speed differentiation ") between a pair of driven shafts while concomit... | invention relates generally to differentials and specifically to two-speed differential for use in motor vehicles. As is known, differentials are incorporated into the driveline motor vehicles for relative rotation (i.e., "speed differentiation") between a pair of driven shafts while concomitantly transferring thereto ... | ThIs iNveNtIOn rELATEs GeneRally tO DIfFerENtiALs And spECIFiCALlY To a TWo-sPEEd DIFfERENtial fOr USe In MOtoR vEhIcLeS.
aS is kNOWN, DifferEnTialS ArE iNCoRPOrAteD INtO THe DrivelINE Of MoToR veHICLeS for PerMIttING RelaTIVe rOtAtIOn (I.E., "sPeeD DiFfeReNtIATIOn") BeTween A PAIR of DRIVEn SHAFts wHILE ConcOMitAntLy ... | This invention relates generally todifferentials and specifically to a two-speed differential for use in motorvehicles. As is known, differentials are incorporatedinto the driveline of motor vehicles for permitting relative rotation (i.e., "speed differentiation") between a pair of driven shafts while conc... | This invention relates _generally_ to differentials and specifically to _a_ two-speed differential for use in motor _vehicles._ As is known, _differentials_ are incorporated into the driveline of motor vehicles for permitting relative rotation (i.e., "speed differentiation") between a pair of driven shafts while concom... |
In recent years, smart devices (i.e., tablet terminals and smartphones) as well as desktop type personal computers (PCs) and notebook type PCs have been used as terminals (web clients) that enable users to browse information acquired over the Internet. The smart devices are generally different from the desktop type PCs... | in recent years, smart devices ( i. e., tablet terminals and smartphones ) as well as desktop type personal computers ( pcs ) and notebook type pcs have been used as terminals ( web clients ) that enable users to browse information acquired over the internet. the smart devices are generally different from the desktop t... | In recent years, smart devices (i. e. , tablet terminals and smartphones) as well as desktop type personal computers (PCs) and notebook type PCs have been used as terminals (web clients) that enable users to browse information acquired over the Internet. The smart devices are generally different from the desktop type P... | In recent years, smart devices (i.e., tablet terminals smartphones) as well as desktop type personal (PCs) and notebook type PCs have been used as terminals (web clients) that enable users to information acquired over the Internet. The smart devices are generally different from the type PCs and the notebook type PCs in... | iN REceNt yEaRS, smaRt DEviCeS (i.E., taBlET termINaLS aND SmARTPhoNES) As welL as dEsKTOp TYPE PERSonaL COmputers (pCS) AND NOteBOoK TyPE PCs have BeEn usED AS TErminAls (WeB CLIENTs) THAt eNABle uSERS To bROwSe InformAtiOn ACqUIrEd OVER THE inTERnet. tHE SmaRT DEvIceS are gENeRalLy dIFfERENT FrOm The DEsktoP tYPE pcs... | In recent years, smart devices (i.e., tablet terminals and smartphones) as well asdesktop type personal computers (PCs)and notebook type PCs havebeen usedas terminals (web clients) thatenable users to browse information acquired over the Internet. The smartdevices are generallydifferent from the desktop ... | In recent years, smart _devices_ (i.e., _tablet_ _terminals_ and smartphones) as well as desktop _type_ personal computers (PCs) and _notebook_ type PCs have been used _as_ terminals (web clients) that enable users to browse information acquired over the _Internet._ The smart devices are _generally_ _different_ from th... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a set of structural elements for the erection of three-dimensional structures with a view to installing exhibition areas, residential areas, office areas or areas having any other functions.
2. Description of the Prior Art
There already exist a number of differ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a set of structural elements for successful erection of three - dimensional structures with a view to installing exhibition areas, residential areas, office areas or areas having any other functions. 2. description of the prior art there already exist a number ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a set of structural elements for the erection of three - dimensional structures with a view to installing exhibition areas, residential areas, office areas or areas having any other functions. 2. Descrip^ioM of the Prior Art There already exist a number of diff... | 1. Field of the Invention present relates to a set structural elements erection of three-dimensional structures with a view installing exhibition areas, residential areas, office areas or areas having any other 2. Description of the Prior Art There already exist number of different structural assembly systems which are... | 1. fIeld of THE iNVEntIon
The prEseNT InvenTIoN RElaTes tO A seT Of StruCturAL EleMENTS FOr tHE erEctIon oF tHreE-DIMensionAl sTRuctURes WIth A view to insTalliNg exhiBITIon ArEAS, REsiDeNTiAl ArEas, OffICe AReAs or areAS haVing ANy OthER fUncTIoNs.
2. DescripTION OF The PRiOr arT
ThEre ALReadY eXIsT A nUmber Of DifFER... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates toasetofstructural elements forthe erection of three-dimensionalstructures with a view to installing exhibition areas, residential areas, office areas or areashaving any other functions. 2. Description of the Prior Art There already exist anumber of d... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a set of structural _elements_ for the _erection_ of three-dimensional structures with _a_ view to installing exhibition areas, residential areas, office areas or areas having any other functions. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art There already _exist_ _a_ ... |
The present invention is related to the field of data storage systems.
Data storage systems have long been specialized, purpose-built hardware devices specifically tailored for providing secondary storage to separate host computer systems. Common examples include (1) an integrated cached disk array (ICDA), which includ... | the present invention is related to the field of data storage systems. data storage systems have long been specialized, purpose - built hardware devices specifically tailored for providing secondary storage to separate host computer systems. common examples include ( 1 ) an integrated cached disk array ( icda ), which ... | The present invention is related to the fie/R of data storage systems. Data storage s6atems have lPnT been specialized, purpose - built hardware devices specifically tailored for providing secondary storage to separate host computer systems. Common #xaNples include (1) an integrated cached disk array (ICDA ), which inc... | The invention is related to the field of data storage systems. Data systems long been specialized, purpose-built hardware devices tailored for providing secondary storage to separate host computer systems. Common include (1) an integrated cached disk array (ICDA), includes an array disk drives, semiconductor storage an... | ThE prEsENt INveNtIoN is rELaTed To The fiEld of DAta sTORAge sYsTEMS.
dAtA stORAge SYStEmS HaVE LOnG beeN spECialIzeD, Purpose-BuiLT HaRdWarE deviCES SpeCIfICaLly TaIlOrEd foR PrOvIdIng SecOndarY STOrage To separate HoST ComPuTeR sySTeMs. COMMon ExAMPLeS INCLUde (1) An iNtEGraTEd CaCHeD dIsk arRaY (icdA), whICh inclUd... | The presentinvention is relatedto the field of data storagesystems. Datastorage systems have longbeen specialized, purpose-built hardwaredevices specifically tailored for providing secondary storage to separate host computer systems. Common examples include (1)an integrated cached disk array (ICD... | The present invention _is_ related to the field of _data_ _storage_ _systems._ Data storage systems _have_ long been specialized, purpose-built _hardware_ devices specifically tailored for providing secondary storage to separate host computer _systems._ _Common_ examples include (1) an integrated cached disk array (ICD... |
Lane detection is an important component of driver assistance systems that are used, e.g., for longitudinal control or for lane keeping.
Known lane detection systems are based on assigning the detected structures to the side of the lane and the distance thereof from the middle of the lane. The difficulty of said assign... | lane detection is an important component of highway assistance systems but are used, e. g., for longitudinal purposes or for lane keeping. known lane detection systems are based on assigning the detected structures to the side of the lane and the distance thereof from the middle of the lane. the difficulty of said assi... | Lane detection is an important component of driver assistance systems that are used, e. g. , for longitudinal control or for lane keeping. Known lane detection systems are based on assigning the detected structures to the side of the lane and the distance thereof from the middle of the lane. The difficulty of said assi... | Lane detection is an important component of driver assistance systems that are used, e.g., for longitudinal control or for lane keeping. lane detection systems are based assigning the detected structures to the side of the lane and the distance thereof from the of the lane. The difficulty of said assignment increases w... | lANE dETEcTion is An ImpORtAnT comPoNENt OF DriVer ASSiStANce sYsTeMs THaT aRE UsED, E.g., fOR lONGItUdinAl COntRoL oR FOr lANE KEePInG.
KNOwn Lane dEtECtiOn SyStEmS are bASed on ASsignInG THE dEtecTEd STrUCTUres to The SiDe of THE LAne ANd THE diStAnCE THerEOF FrOm the Middle of THe LANE. the DiFficUlTY Of SaiD aSSIGn... | Lane detection is an important component of driver assistance systems that are used,e.g., for longitudinal control orfor lane keeping. Known lane detection systems are basedon assigning the detected structures to the side ofthelane and thedistance thereof from themiddleof thelane. Thedifficulty of sai... | _Lane_ _detection_ is _an_ important component _of_ driver assistance systems that _are_ used, e.g., for longitudinal control or for lane keeping. _Known_ _lane_ detection systems are based on assigning the detected structures to the side of the lane and the _distance_ thereof from the middle of the lane. The difficult... |
The orally administered solid unit dosage forms heretofore recognized in the pharmaceutical industry are generally divisible into two basic forms, i.e. tablets and capsules. There are various broad categories of both tablets and capsules recognized in the art such as, for example, those which are enteric coated to rele... | conventional orally administered solid unit dosage forms heretofore recognized in the pharmaceutical industry are generally divisible into two basic forms, i. e. tablets and capsules. there are various broad categories of both tablets and capsules recognized in the art such as, for example, those which are enteric coat... | The orally administered solid unit dosage forms heretofore recognized in the pharmaceutical industry are generally divisible into two basic forms, i. e. tablets and capsules. There are various broad categories of both tablets and capsules recognized in the art such as, for example, those which are enteric coated to rel... | The orally administered solid unit dosage forms heretofore recognized in the pharmaceutical industry are generally divisible into two basic forms, i.e. tablets and capsules. are various categories of both and capsules recognized in the art such as, for those which are enteric coated to release medication in the intesti... | ThE ORAllY aDminISTEreD SOlid uniT DosAgE fOrms HeRetofORE REcoGnIZEd In THE PhaRMACeUticAL InDUStRY aRe gENeRAlLy DiviSiBLE into twO BAsic FORmS, I.E. tABLETS AnD CaPsulES. THEre ARe VArioUs BroaD cAtEgOriES Of boTH tablets aNd caPsULeS RECOgnIZed In tHE art sucH As, FoR eXaMpLE, thOsE wHich arE eNTErIC coATED tO rElE... | The orally administered solid unit dosage forms heretofore recognized in the pharmaceutical industry are generally divisible into two basic forms, i.e. tablets and capsules. There are various broad categoriesof both tablets and capsules recognized in the artsuch as,forexample, those which are enteric co... | The orally administered _solid_ _unit_ dosage _forms_ heretofore recognized in the pharmaceutical industry are generally divisible _into_ two basic forms, i.e. tablets and capsules. There are _various_ _broad_ categories of both _tablets_ and capsules recognized in _the_ art such _as,_ for example, those which are ente... |
The present disclosure generally relates to cartons for holding and dispensing beverage containers, cans, or other types of articles. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to cartons that clip onto a flange of one or more containers. | the present disclosure generally relates using cartons for holding or dispensing beverage containers, cartridges, or other types of articles. most specifically, the present disclosure corresponds to cartons that clip onto a flange of one thousand more containers. | The present disclosure geBerallH relates to XaGtons for holding and dispensing beverage XoJtainers, cans, or other types of articles. More specif8ca,ly, the present dixclos tre $elateE to cartons that X?ip 8nYo a fpangw of one or more c8ntsiners. | The present disclosure generally relates cartons for and dispensing beverage containers, cans, or other types of articles. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to cartons clip onto a flange of one or more containers. | thE presENt dISclOsUrE GENerAlLY RELATEs tO CARToNS FoR hoLDiNg AnD DISPeNsiNG BEVERagE COnTainERs, CAns, oR oThER tYPes OF ArTICleS. more SpeCIficAllY, thE pRESENT DISCloSUre RelAteS To caRToNs tHAt cliP ontO A flaNgE oF ONe OR MOre CoNTainErS. | The present disclosure generally relates to cartons for holdingand dispensing beveragecontainers, cans, or other typesof articles. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to cartonsthat clip onto a flange ofone or morecontainers. | The _present_ _disclosure_ _generally_ _relates_ to cartons for holding and dispensing _beverage_ containers, _cans,_ or other types of _articles._ _More_ specifically, the present disclosure _relates_ to _cartons_ that clip onto a flange of one _or_ _more_ _containers._ |
Use of a room-temperature hardening composition containing a polyether polymer containing hydrolyzable silicon groups and a silanol condensation catalyst, for example as sealant or adhesive, is well known and useful industrially. An example of the method of producing such a hydrolyzable silicon group-containing polyeth... | use of a room - temperature hardening composition containing a polyether polymer containing hydrolyzable silicon groups and a silanol condensation catalyst, for example as sealant or adhesive, is well known and useful industrially. an example of the method of producing such a hydrolyzable silicon group - containing pol... | Use of a room - temperature hard$ninv composition containing a polyether polymer coByaining hydrolyzable silicon groups and a silanol condensation catalyst, for example as sealant or adhesive, is well known and useful industrially. An example of the method of producing such a hydrolyzable silicon group - containing pol... | Use of a room-temperature hardening composition containing a polyether containing silicon groups and a silanol condensation catalyst, for as sealant or adhesive, is well known and useful industrially. An example of the method of producing such a silicon group-containing polyether polymer is produce a polyether polymer ... | uSe of a RoOM-TEMPERature harDENINg COMpoSitION contAininG a pOlyEthEr POlYMeR ConTAINinG hYdROLYzabLE SIlIcON GROUPS And a SIlAnoL coNDEnSATiON Catalyst, foR EXAmplE AS sEALant or ADHeSIVe, Is well knOWn anD UsEFul iNDUstrIallY. an ExAMpLe OF the MEthOd Of prodUcinG SucH a hydrolyzABle sIlICOn GRoUp-coNTainING pOLyETh... | Useof a room-temperature hardening compositioncontaining a polyether polymer containing hydrolyzable silicon groups and a silanol condensation catalyst, forexample as sealant or adhesive, iswell known and useful industrially. An example of the method of producing such a hydrolyzable silicon group-c... | Use of a room-temperature hardening composition _containing_ a polyether polymer containing hydrolyzable silicon groups and a silanol condensation catalyst, for example as _sealant_ or adhesive, is _well_ known and useful _industrially._ An example _of_ the method of producing such _a_ hydrolyzable silicon group-contai... |
Many traditional computer systems communicate with each other using web-based communication protocols such as hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP). HTTP may function as a request-response protocol in a client-server computing model. For example, a web browser may be the client and an application running on a computer hos... | many traditional computer systems communicate with each other using web - based communication protocols such as hypertext search protocol ( http ). http may function as a request - response protocol in a client - server transaction model. for example, a web browser may be the client and an application running on a webs... | Many Frad8tional computer systems communicate with each other using web - based communication protocols such as hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP ). HTTP may function as a request - response protocol in a client - server computing model. For example, a web browser may be the client and an application running on a compu... | Many traditional computer systems communicate with each other using web-based protocols such as hypertext transfer HTTP may function as a request-response protocol in a client-server computing model. For example, a web browser may be client and an running on a computer hosting a web site be the server. The client submi... | mAnY trADitIoNAl cOMpUtER syStEmS coMMunIcatE WITH EaCH OtHer uSINg WEB-based COMmUnICation ProTOcoLs suCH as HYpErtExt tRanSfeR pRotOCol (Http). HTtP mAy fuNctION as A ReQuEST-RESponSe ProTOCol IN A cLIeNT-seRVeR CoMpUtiNG MODel. foR ExampLe, A Web bRowsEr mAy bE the clIenT AnD An aPplICATIOn rUnnIng ON a COmpUTEr Hos... | Many traditional computer systems communicate with eachother using web-based communication protocols such as hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP). HTTP may function asa request-response protocol in a client-server computing model. For example, a web browser may be the client and an application run... | _Many_ traditional computer systems communicate _with_ each other using web-based communication protocols such as hypertext transfer protocol _(HTTP)._ HTTP _may_ function as a request-response protocol in a client-server computing model. For example, a web _browser_ may be _the_ _client_ _and_ an application running o... |
In a TOFMS, ions originating from a sample compound are made to fly over a fixed distance by being granted fixed kinetic energy, the time required for this flight is measured, and the mass-to-charge ratio of the ion is found from said flight time. For this reason, if there is variation in the position of the ion or the... | in a tofms, ions originating from a sample compound are made to fly over a fixed distance by being granted fixed kinetic energy, the time required for this flight is measured, and the mass - to - charge ratio of the ion is found around said flight time. for this reason, if there is variation in the position of the ion ... | In a TOFMS, ions originating from a sample compound are made to fly over a fixed distance by being granted fixed kinetic energy, the time required for this flight is measured, and the mass - to - charge ratio of the ion is found from said flight time. For this reason, if there is variation in the position of the ion or... | In a TOFMS, ions originating from a sample compound are made fly over a by being fixed kinetic energy, the time required for flight is measured, and the mass-to-charge ratio of the ion is found from said flight time. For reason, there is variation in the position of the ion or the energy of ion when the ion is being ac... | IN A Tofms, ioNS oRigiNATInG fROM A SaMpLe CoMpoUNd ArE MAde to FlY oVeR a fIXeD DiSTANCE bY BeinG GrantED FIXED KINeTic EnerGY, tHE TIMe ReQuired fOR ThIs FLiGht is measureD, and tHE MAsS-to-CharGe rAtIo OF The ion iS founD fROm said fLighT TiMe. For tHis REasOn, If THerE is variaTIoN iN tHE pOSITION oF tHe IOn OR THe... | In a TOFMS, ions originating from a sample compound are made to fly over a fixed distance by being granted fixedkinetic energy, the time required forthis flight is measured,and the mass-to-chargeratio of theion is found from said flight time. For this reason, if there is variation in the position o... | In a TOFMS, ions originating from a sample compound are made to _fly_ over _a_ fixed _distance_ by being granted fixed kinetic energy, the time _required_ _for_ this flight is measured, and the mass-to-charge ratio of the _ion_ is _found_ from said flight _time._ For this reason, if there is variation in _the_ _positio... |
Various solar energy collection arrangements have been devised which employ collector panels or reflectors and which are directed at the sun in order to efficiently collect solar energy. Many of the applications of solar tracking systems have been implemented in connection with parabolic reflectors, since proper attitu... | various solar energy collection arrangements have been devised which employ collector panels or reflectors and which are directed at the sun in order to efficiently collect solar energy. many of the applications of solar tracking systems have been implemented in connection with parabolic reflectors, since proper attitu... | Various solar energy collection arrangements have been devised which employ collector panels or reflectors and which are directed at the sun in order to efficiently collect solar energy. Many of the applications of solar tracking systems have been implemented in connection with parabolic reflectors, since proper attitu... | Various solar energy collection arrangements have been which employ collector panels or reflectors and which are directed at the sun order to efficiently collect solar energy. Many of the applications of solar tracking systems have been implemented in connection with parabolic reflectors, since proper attitude of parab... | variOUs Solar ENeRgY colLeCtIon arrAnGEmEnTs HAVE been dEvISeD wHIch empLOy colLectOr PANELs OR RefleCToRS AND WHiCh aRe dIreCTEd at ThE SUn IN ORDEr tO eFficiEnTLy COlLEcT soLar enErGy. MaNY of tHE AppLIcATiONs Of soLAr TrAckiNg sYstemS have bEEN imPLeMENTEd In cOnnectioN WIth parABOlic REFlectoRs, sInCe prOPEr ATtitu... | Various solar energy collection arrangements havebeen devised whichemploycollectorpanels or reflectors and which are directed at the sun in order to efficiently collect solar energy. Many of the applications ofsolar tracking systems have been implemented in connection with parabolic reflectors,since ... | Various solar energy _collection_ arrangements have been devised which _employ_ collector panels or _reflectors_ and which are directed _at_ the sun in order to efficiently collect _solar_ energy. Many of the _applications_ of _solar_ tracking systems have been _implemented_ in connection _with_ _parabolic_ reflectors,... |
As an electronic device develops, it has more and more strong function, in particular, many applications such video applications and web page applications are installed in both a cell phone and a tablet computer. In various applications, the electronic device needs to use different postures to achieve corresponding fun... | as an electronic device today, it has more and more strong function, in particular, many applications using mobile applications and web page applications are installed in both a cell phone and a tablet computer. in digital applications, the electronic device needs to use different postures to mimic corresponding motion... | As an electronic device develops, it has more and more strong function, in particular, many applications susY vKweo applications and web page wpplicatioBs are installed in both a cell phone and a Fab;et computer. In various applications, the electronic dDviDe needs to use different postures to achieve corresponding fun... | As an electronic device develops, it more and strong function, in particular, many applications such applications and web page applications are installed in both a cell phone and a tablet computer. In various applications, the electronic device needs to use different postures achieve corresponding functions in a better... | aS an EleCTROnIc DeViCe deVELops, it hAS MoRe aND MOre STronG FuNctION, IN paRTIcULAR, mAny appLiCAtiONs SUcH ViDEO aPpLICatIons aNd WEb paGE aPPLIcaTIOnS ARE INsTAllEd IN BOTh A ceLL phone aND a tABLeT CoMPuTER. in VarIouS aPPLicatIonS, THe EleCtRONIc dEVICE NEEDs TO uSE dIfFeReNT pOStURes To ACHiEvE coRresPOndInG Fun... | As an electronic device develops, it has more and more strong function, in particular,many applications such video applications and web page applications are installed in botha cellphone and atablet computer. Invarious applications, the electronic device needs to use different postures to achieve corres... | As an electronic device _develops,_ _it_ _has_ _more_ and more _strong_ function, in _particular,_ many _applications_ such video applications _and_ web page _applications_ are installed in both a cell _phone_ and a tablet computer. _In_ _various_ applications, the electronic device needs to _use_ different postures to... |
The following background information may present examples of specific aspects of the prior art (e.g., without limitation, approaches, facts, or common wisdom) that, while expected to be helpful to further educate the reader as to additional aspects of the prior art, is not to be construed as limiting the present invent... | the following background information may present examples of specific aspects of the prior art ( e. g., without limitation, approaches, facts, or common wisdom ) that, while expected to be helpful to further educate the reader as to additional aspects of the prior art, is not to be construed as fitting the present inve... | The following background information may present examples of specific aspects of the prior art (e. g. , without limitation, approaches, facts, or common wisdom) that, while expected to be helpful to further edkcste the reader as to additional aspects of the prior art, is not to be construed as limiting the present inve... | The following background information may present examples of specific aspects of the prior art (e.g., without limitation, approaches, facts, or common wisdom) while expected to be helpful to further educate the as to additional aspects of the prior art, is not to be construed as limiting present invention, or any there... | THE follOWInG baCKGroUND iNFOrMaTIoN mAY PreSenT eXAmPLES of SpeCIFic ASpeCts OF The PrIOr aRT (E.G., wiTHOuT LImITAtION, aPpROacHES, FActS, or cOmMon WISDOm) ThAT, WHILE eXpECTEd tO be hELPful tO FuRThEr EduCATE THE rEAdeR AS to aDdiTIONal AspEcTS of THe prIoR ARt, IS not tO be coNstrUeD As LiMItiNG THE pReSENt iNVeNt... | The following background information may present examples of specific aspects of the prior art (e.g., without limitation, approaches, facts, or common wisdom)that, while expected to be helpful to further educate the reader as to additional aspects of the prior art, is not to be construed as li... | The following _background_ information may _present_ _examples_ of specific aspects of the prior art (e.g., without limitation, approaches, _facts,_ or _common_ wisdom) that, while expected to _be_ _helpful_ to further _educate_ the reader as to additional _aspects_ of _the_ prior art, _is_ not to be construed as limit... |
Technical Field
This disclosure relates generally to deploying applications in a “cloud” compute environment.
Background of the Related Art
An emerging information technology (IT) delivery model is cloud computing, by which shared resources, software and information are provided over the Internet to computers and other... | technical field this disclosure relates generally to deploying applications in a “ cloud ” compute environment. background of ict related art an emerging information technology ( it ) delivery model is cloud computing, by which shared resources, software and information are provided over the internet to computers and o... | Technical Field GhiZ disclosure relates generally to deploying applications in a “ cloud ” compute environment. Background of the Related Art An emerging information technology (IT) delivery model is cloud computing, by which shared resources, software and information are provided over the Internet to computers and oth... | Technical This disclosure generally to deploying applications in a “cloud” compute environment. of the Related Art An emerging information technology (IT) delivery is cloud computing, by which shared resources, and information are provided over the computers other Cloud computing can significantly reduce IT costs and c... | TEcHNICAL FIELD
This DiscloSuRe reLATES gENeRAlly tO DEPLOYInG aPpliCAtIONS iN a “cLoUD” coMPuTE ENVironMEnT.
BaCKgRouNd of THe rELated ARt
An emERGINg InFoRmatION TEcHNOLOGy (It) DELiVerY moDel Is CLoud ComputING, bY wHIch ShArED ResOURCEs, SofTwARe AnD INFOrmaTion ARE pROvIdED OVer The inTerNeT to coMPuTErS anD oTheR... | Technical Field Thisdisclosure relates generally to deploying applications in a “cloud”compute environment. Background of theRelatedArt An emerging information technology (IT) delivery model is cloud computing, by which shared resources, software and information are provided over the Internet to computers and... | Technical Field This disclosure relates generally _to_ deploying _applications_ in a “cloud” _compute_ _environment._ Background of the Related _Art_ An emerging information technology _(IT)_ delivery model is cloud computing, by which shared resources, _software_ and information are _provided_ over the Internet _to_ c... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electric power steering apparatus which assists a steering force by transmitting a driving force of an electric motor to a steering mechanism.
2. Description of Related Art
Conventionally, an electric power steering apparatus has been used as an equipment fo... | 1. field of the invention or present invention relates to an electric power steering action which assists a steering force by transmitting a driving force of an electric motor to a steering mechanism. 2. description gear related art conventionally, an electric power steering accessory has been used as an equipment for ... | 1. Field of the InvenGiin The present invention r@,ates to an electric power steering apparatus which assists a steering force by transmitting a driving force of an Rlectgic motor to a steering mechanism. 2. Description of Rela6wd Art Conventionally, an electric power steering apparatus has been used as an equipment fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to an power steering which assists a steering force transmitting a driving force of electric motor to a steering mechanism. 2. Description of Related Art Conventionally, an electric power has used as an for a motor vehicle. Such an electric power steering apparatus configur... | 1. FIElD of THE inVeNtion
ThE PrEsenT INvENtion RELatES to AN elEcTRIc PoWER STeERinG aPPARATus wHICh asSISTS a stEEriNG FoRCe by TransMitTinG A dRIViNG FoRCE Of aN ELeCtrIc mOToR TO a sTeERing MeCHaniSM.
2. desCRipTION of RElAteD ART
CoNVEnTIoNaLLy, An ELecTRiC PowEr STeERiNG APparatUS has BEEn USed as aN EQUIPMENt FO... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresentinvention relatesto anelectric power steering apparatus whichassists a steering force by transmitting a driving force of an electric motor to a steering mechanism. 2. Description of Related Art Conventionally, an electric power steering apparatus has been used as an equi... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates to an electric power steering apparatus which assists a steering _force_ by transmitting a driving _force_ _of_ an electric motor _to_ _a_ steering mechanism. 2. Description _of_ Related Art Conventionally, an _electric_ power _steering_ apparatus has been use... |
The invention relates to explosion bonded multilayered components which comprise titanium bonded to steel using a copper-nickel interlayer and the method of making the multilayered component.
In the past, it has not been possible to directly join titanium and steel using conventional fusion welding, due to the formatio... | the invention relates to explosion bonded multilayered components which comprise titanium bonded to steel using a copper - nickel interlayer and the method of crushing the multilayered component. in the past, it has not been possible to directly join titanium and steel using conventional fusion welding, due to the form... | The invention relates to explosion bonded multilayered comlobents which comprise titanium bonded to steel using a copper - nickel interlayer and the method of msIing the multilayered component. In the past, it has not been possible to directly join titanium and steel using cohventi0nal fusion welding, due to the format... | The relates explosion bonded multilayered components which comprise titanium bonded to steel using a copper-nickel interlayer and the method of making the multilayered component. In the past, it has not been possible to directly join titanium steel using conventional fusion welding, due to the formation of brittle inte... | THE InveNTiON relAtES To ExpLoSiON bONdeD MULtILAYereD ComPOneNts wHiCh coMPRIse TiTaniUm BoNDED to StEeL UsInG a cOPpER-NicKEl iNTErLAYeR and tHe MethoD oF mAKInG THe MUlTILAYered cOMPONENT.
in The paSt, IT hAs NOt been poSSible tO DiReCtLy jOIn TitanIum AND sTeel usInG COnveNTIoNaL fUSiON wELDing, DUe To the fORMaTio... | The inventionrelates to explosion bonded multilayered components whichcomprise titanium bonded to steel using a copper-nickel interlayer and themethod of making the multilayered component. In the past, it hasnot beenpossible to directly join titanium and steel usingconventional fusion welding, due to the f... | The invention relates _to_ explosion bonded _multilayered_ components which comprise titanium bonded to steel using a copper-nickel interlayer and the method of making the multilayered component. In _the_ _past,_ it has not _been_ possible to _directly_ join _titanium_ and steel using conventional fusion welding, due t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a portable, self-contained solar cooking stove which is foldable into a neat compact unit, easily stored and quickly unfolded and assembled for use for solar cooking. The stove may be economically produced from paper cardboard and foil.
2. Description of the Prior Art
... | 1. field shows the invention the invention relates to a portable, self - powered solar cooking stove which is foldable into a neat compact unit, easily stored and quickly unfolded and assembled for use for solar cooking. the stove may be economically derived from paper cardboard and foil. 2. description of the prior ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relxtws to a portable, self - contained sIla4 cooking stove which is foldable into a neat compact unit, easily stored and quickly unfolded and assembKrd for use for solar cooking. The stove may be econojical.y proWused eFom paper cardboard and foil. 2. Description of the Prior Ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a portable, self-contained solar cooking stove which is foldable into a neat compact unit, easily stored and unfolded and assembled for use for solar cooking. The stove be economically produced from paper cardboard and foil. 2. Description the Prior Art Solar stoves kn... | 1. FIELd oF the INveNTIoN
tHE iNvenTIoN rELATes TO A pORTABlE, sELF-CONTAinEd sOlaR cOOKInG STOve wHICH IS FoldAblE INTO a nEaT cOmpAct unIt, EaSiLY StOrEd And quIcKLY UnFOLDEd aND AsseMbled fOr uSE For soLAR cooKinG. The StOVE MaY bE eConoMIcALly PrOdUced FROM pAPER caRdBOaRD aNd fOIl.
2. dEsCrIpTion oF tHE pRIoR Art
... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention The invention relates to a portable,self-contained solar cooking stove which is foldable intoa neatcompact unit, easily stored and quickly unfolded and assembled for use for solar cooking. The stove may be economically produced from paper cardboard and foil. 2. Descri... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The invention relates to a portable, self-contained solar cooking stove _which_ is foldable into a neat compact unit, easily stored and quickly _unfolded_ and _assembled_ for use for solar cooking. _The_ stove _may_ be _economically_ produced from _paper_ cardboard _and_ foil. 2. _Descriptio... |
Vision systems for detecting, identifying, and tracking targets must acquire and process large volumes of video data in real time. Most applications requiring these tasks, however, are characterized by imagery where targets and other objects of interest occupy only a small fraction of the total scene. Hence, traditiona... | vision systems for detecting, identifying, and tracking objects must acquire and process large volumes of video information in real time. most applications requiring these tasks, however, are characterized by imagery where targets and other objects of interest occupy only a small fraction of the total scene. hence, tra... | Vision systems for detecting, identifying, and tracking targets must acquire and process large volumes of video data in real time. Most applications requiring these tasks, however, are characterized by imagery where targets and other objects of interest occupy only a small fraction of the total scene. Hence, traditiona... | systems for detecting, and tracking targets must acquire and process large volumes of video data in real time. Most applications requiring these however, characterized by where targets and other objects of interest occupy only a small fraction of the total scene. Hence, traditional imaging systems that employ uniform a... | ViSiON sySTEms FoR dEtecTING, IDEnTifYIng, ANd TraCkiNG TARGEts MUsT ACquiRe And pRoCess LArge VOlUmes OF VIDEO dATA iN reAL TIMe. most apPlIcAtIONS RequIrINg tHEse tASks, HowEvEr, ArE CharACteriZED bY IMAGeRy whErE tARgeTS anD othER OBJeCTs of InTeREST oCCupY oNLy A sMalL FRactIOn oF THE TotAL SCENE. HENce, TRaDitionA... | Vision systemsfor detecting, identifying, and tracking targets mustacquire and process large volumes ofvideodata in real time. Mostapplications requiring these tasks, however, are characterizedbyimagery where targets and other objects of interest occupy only a small fraction ofthe total scene. Hence,tr... | Vision systems for detecting, identifying, _and_ _tracking_ targets must acquire and process large volumes _of_ video data in real time. Most applications _requiring_ _these_ tasks, _however,_ are characterized by imagery where targets and other objects _of_ interest occupy only _a_ _small_ _fraction_ of the total scen... |
Non-aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries represented by lithium secondary batteries have high electromotive force and high energy density. For this reason, non-aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries are used as the main power supplies of mobile communications equipment and portable electronic equipment. Further, de... | non - aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries represented by lithium secondary batteries have high electromotive force and high energy density. for this reason, non - aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries are used as the main backup supplies of mobile communications equipment by portable electronic equipment. further... | Non - aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries represented by lithium secondary batteries have high electromotive f9%ce and high energy density. For this reason, non - aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries are used as the main power supplies of mobile communications equ8Lment and portable electronic equipment. Further... | Non-aqueous secondary batteries represented by lithium secondary batteries have high electromotive force high energy density. For this reason, electrolyte secondary batteries are used as the main power supplies of mobile communications equipment and portable electronic equipment. Further, demand for non-aqueous seconda... | nOn-aQueOus EleCtrOLyTe SeCONDArY BATTErIes represENtED by lItHIUM secOndAry BATtERieS haVe higH EleCtRomotIve FORcE AnD HIgh enErgy DenSITy. For tHIs ReasON, NoN-AqUeOUs eLeCTRoLyTE secOnDARy bATTERiES ARE uSED AS The mAin PoWER sUPPlieS of MobiLE comMUnicAtIons equipment AND pORtablE ElECtronic equiPmeNt. fURtheR, de... | Non-aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries represented bylithium secondarybatteries have high electromotive force and high energy density. For this reason,non-aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries are usedas themain power supplies of mobile communicationsequipment and portable electronic equipment.... | Non-aqueous electrolyte secondary batteries represented _by_ _lithium_ secondary batteries have high electromotive force and high energy density. For this reason, non-aqueous _electrolyte_ secondary batteries are used as the main power supplies of mobile communications equipment _and_ portable electronic equipment. Fur... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to electrodes for sensing signals such as electrocardiograph signals and, more particularly, this invention relates to electrode elements or conductors adapted for use in such electrodes to interconnect an electrolyte with suitable signal processing or monitoring ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to electrodes for sensing substances such as electrocardiograph signals and, more broadly, this invention relates to electrode elements or conductors adapted for use in such electrodes to interconnect an electrolyte with suitable signal processing or monitoring eq... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electrodes for sensing signals such as electrocardiograph signals and, more particularly, tj9s invention relates to electrode elements or conductors adapted for use in such electrodes to interconnect an electrolyte with suitable signal processing or monitoring ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electrodes for sensing signals such as electrocardiograph signals and, more particularly, this invention relates elements or conductors adapted for use in electrodes to interconnect an with suitable signal processing or monitoring equipment. 2. Description of t... | 1. fiElD OF thE InvENTiON
tHe pRESenT INVenTIoN ReLAtES To EleCTrodeS foR SenSIng SIgNAls suCH as eleCtRocARdiogRAPH sIgNAlS anD, mORE PARtIcularlY, THIs inVeNTion rElAtes To ElEcTrodE eLements OR CONDUcTOrs ADaPTEd foR USE iN SUcH ELeCtRodeS tO INTeRcONNecT An eLecTroLYTE WIth SuiTaBLe sIgnaL PRocEsSing OR moNitORinG ... | 1.Field of the Invention Thepresent inventionrelates to electrodes for sensing signals suchas electrocardiograph signalsand, more particularly, this invention relates to electrode elements or conductors adapted for use in such electrodes to interconnect an electrolytewith suitablesignal processin... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _electrodes_ for _sensing_ signals such _as_ _electrocardiograph_ signals and, more particularly, this invention relates to electrode elements or conductors adapted for use in such electrodes to _interconnect_ an electrolyte with suitable _signal_ processing or... |
The present invention relates to a device to enhance the brightness for head lamp, and especially to a head lamp for a vehicle that includes in one embodiment a circular neon light tube installed about an inner periphery of a hyperboloid reflecting mirror, and in another embodiment includes such features as a layer of ... | the present invention relates to a device to enhance the brightness for head lamp, and especially to a head lamp for a vehicle that includes in one embodiment a small neon light tube installed about an inner margin of a hyperboloid reflecting mirror, and in another embodiment includes such features as a layer of fluore... | The present invention relates to a device to enhance the brightness for head lamp, and especially to a jeax lamp for a vehicle that inVludFs in one embodiment a circular neon light tube installed Zbou% an inner periphery of a hyperboloid reflecting mirror, and in another embodiment includes such features as a layer of ... | The present invention relates to a device to enhance brightness for head lamp, and especially to head lamp for a vehicle that includes in one embodiment a neon light tube installed about an inner periphery of a reflecting mirror, and in another embodiment includes such as a layer of fluorescent material coated onto an ... | thE pRESent InvEntion ReLaTes TO a DEvICe TO eNHanCE The BrIGHtNess fOR heAD lAMp, ANd eSPeCiAlLy tO a hEaD laMP FoR A vehiClE thAT incLuDEs In oNe eMbODimeNT A CIrcUlar NEON lighT TuBE INStALleD ABoUt aN Inner PEriphERY oF A hYperBoLoId rEfLecTIng MirroR, aNd iN ANOtHER EMbODimeNt InCLudeS sUch FEaTUres AS A LAyer Of ... | The presentinvention relates to a device toenhance the brightness for head lamp,and especially toa head lamp for a vehicle that includes inone embodiment a circularneon light tube installed about an inner peripheryof a hyperboloid reflecting mirror, and in another embodiment includes such features as a layer... | The present _invention_ relates to a device _to_ enhance the _brightness_ _for_ head lamp, and especially to a head lamp for a vehicle that includes in one embodiment a circular _neon_ light tube installed _about_ an inner periphery of a _hyperboloid_ reflecting _mirror,_ and in another embodiment includes such feature... |
A need exists for a controller that senses and controls locking engagement between a locking mechanism having a female member and a male member when a portion of the locking mechanism is attached to a device, particularly a safety device where locking engagement must be tightly controlled to avoid safety hazards. Such ... | a need exists for a controller that senses and controls locking engagement between another locking mechanism having a worker member and a male member when another portion of the locking mechanism is attached to a device, particularly a safety device where locking engagement must be successfully controlled to avoid safe... | A need 3xisrs for a controller that senses and confroPs l8ckigg engagement betweFj a locking mextanism having a female member and a male member wBwn a portion of the locking mechanism is attached to a device, particularly a safety ddvise whedD locking engagement must be tigYtky controlled to avoid safety hazards. Such ... | A need exists for a that senses and controls locking engagement between a mechanism having a female member and a male member when a of the locking mechanism is attached to a device, particularly a safety device where locking engagement must be tightly controlled to avoid safety Such a control is particularly useful in ... | a neEd ExIstS FOR a cONtrolleR tHaT SEnses and CONTRoLs LoCKiNG EnGAGemEnt betWEen a LoCKinG mEChaNIsM HaVING a femaLE membER aND a mALE memBeR WHEN a poRTIOn oF tHE locKIng mEchAnIsM Is atTaCHEd tO A DEVicE, PaRTiCulaRlY A sAFETY dEviCE whErE lOckINg EngAgEMent mUst be tigHtlY ContrOLLEd To AvoId safetY HAZArDS. suCH ... | A need exists for a controller that senses and controls locking engagement between a locking mechanism having a female member and a malemember whena portion of the locking mechanism isattached to a device, particularlya safetydevice where locking engagement must be tightly controlled to avoid safety hazards. Such a... | A need exists _for_ _a_ _controller_ that senses and controls locking engagement between a locking mechanism having _a_ female _member_ and _a_ male member when a portion _of_ the locking _mechanism_ is _attached_ to a device, particularly a safety device where _locking_ engagement must be tightly controlled to _avoid_... |
The paper used as the filtration medium for automotive type filters has been traditionally treated with phenolic resole type resins. This has been done to improve the paper's strength properties and allow it to be pleated in an accordian-like shape and to hold this shape when the paper composite is cured. The standard ... | the paper used as the filtration medium for automotive type filters has been traditionally treated with phenolic resole type resins. this has been done to improve the paper ' s strength properties and allow it to be pleated in an accordion - like shape and to hold this shape when solid paper composite is cured. the sta... | The paper used as the filtration medium for automotive type filters has been traditionally treated with phenolic resole type resins. This has been done to &mp4ove the paper ' s strength properties and allow it to be pleated in an accordian - like shape and to hold Yh9s shape when the paper composite is cured. The Ctanf... | The paper used as the filtration medium for automotive type filters has been traditionally treated with phenolic resole type resins. This has been done to improve the paper's strength properties and allow it to be pleated in an accordian-like shape and to hold this shape when the paper is cured. The standard phenolic r... | thE papeR UsEd As the fiLTratIOn MediuM FOR autOMOtIVe tYpE fILTErS Has Been TradITiOnAlly TreAted wiTh PHenOLIC rEsOlE TypE ResiNs. This HAs bEEn DOne to iMpROVE tHE papEr'S STrENgth properTIes aNd ALlow It TO be PlEaTED iN An AccorDiAn-LiKE Shape ANd To hoLd THiS sHaPe whEn tHe pApER compOSITe iS CurED. tHe STANDard ... | The paper used as the filtration medium for automotive typefilters has been traditionally treated with phenolic resole typeresins.This has beendone to improve the paper'sstrength properties and allow itto be pleated inanaccordian-like shape and to hold this shape when the paper compositeis cured. The standard ... | _The_ paper _used_ _as_ the filtration medium _for_ automotive _type_ filters has been traditionally treated with phenolic resole _type_ _resins._ This has been done to improve the paper's strength properties and allow it _to_ be _pleated_ in _an_ accordian-like _shape_ and _to_ hold this shape when _the_ paper composi... |
Conventionally, in production of packaging containers that contain liquid food such as milk or soft drink, a web-like packaging material formed from a flexible laminate material is formed into a tubular shape by means of a preforming apparatus, and the tubular packaging material is sealed and cut at predetermined inter... | conventionally, in production of packaging containers that contain liquid food such as milk or soft vegetable, a web - like packaging material formed from a flexible laminate material is formed into a tubular shape by means of a preforming apparatus, and the tubular packaging material is sealed and cut at predetermined... | Conventionally, in production of packaging containers that contain liquid food such as milk or soft drink, a web - like packaging material formed from a flexible laminate material is formed into a tubular shape by means of a preforming apparatus, and the tubular packaging material is sealed and cut at predetermined int... | Conventionally, in production of packaging containers that contain liquid food such as milk or soft drink, a web-like packaging material formed from a flexible laminate formed tubular shape by means of a preforming apparatus, and tubular material and cut at predetermined intervals While being filled with liquid food, t... | COnVEntIonalLy, IN PRODUcTIoN oF PACKagING COnTaInERS THaT cONTAiN LiquID Food sUCh aS mILk or sofT DriNK, A wEb-lIKE PaCkaGiNG mateRIal fOrmed froM A FLexIBLE LAMInAte maTeriAl IS FORmED INTo A TUBUlaR ShAPE By MeaNS oF A prefoRming appaRaTuS, aNd THe TubulAr PaCkAGiNg matERIaL Is SEAled And Cut aT PReDeteRMined iNter... | Conventionally, in production of packaging containers that contain liquid food suchas milk or soft drink, aweb-like packaging material formed from a flexiblelaminatematerialis formed into a tubular shape by means of a preforming apparatus, andthe tubular packaging material is sealed and cut at pr... | Conventionally, in _production_ _of_ packaging _containers_ _that_ _contain_ liquid food _such_ as milk or soft _drink,_ a web-like _packaging_ _material_ _formed_ _from_ _a_ flexible laminate _material_ is formed _into_ a tubular shape by means of _a_ preforming apparatus, and the tubular packaging material is sealed ... |
Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPSs) are degenerative genetic diseases linked to an enzymatic defect. In particular, MPSs are caused by the deficiency or the inactivity of lysosomal enzymes which catalyze the gradual metabolism of complex sugar molecules called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). These enzymatic deficiencies cause an a... | mucopolysaccharidoses ( mpss ) are degenerative genetic diseases linked to an enzymatic defect. in particular, mpss are caused by the deficiency or the inactivity of lysosomal enzymes which catalyze the gradual metabolism of complex sugar molecules called glycosaminoglycans ( gags ). these enzymatic deficiencies cause ... | Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPSs) are degenerative genetic diseases linked to an enzymatic defect. In particular, MPSs are caused by the deficiency or the inactivity of lysosomal enzymes which catalyze the gradual metabolism of complex sugar molecules called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs ). These enzymatic deficiencies cause an ... | Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPSs) are diseases linked to an enzymatic particular, MPSs are caused by the deficiency or the lysosomal enzymes which catalyze the complex sugar molecules called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). These enzymatic deficiencies cause an accumulation of in the particular, the cell lysosomes of affected sub... | MUCoPoLySACChaRiDoSES (MpSs) ARe deGenERAtIve GENETIC DISEaSes LinKED to an eNZYMatic DeFECt. IN pArTiCulAR, mpss aRE CauSed by thE dEfICiEncY OR tHE InACtIVity of lYsoSomAl enZYmES WhIch CATalYZE The grAduaL MetaBOlISM oF ComPLEx SUgAr MOlEculES CaLled glYcOsamiNOGLyCans (gaGs). TheSe EnZyMatiC DEfICIENcIeS CAUSE an A... | Mucopolysaccharidoses (MPSs) are degenerative genetic diseases linked to an enzymaticdefect. In particular, MPSs are caused by thedeficiencyorthe inactivity of lysosomal enzymes which catalyze the gradual metabolism of complex sugarmolecules called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs).These enzymatic deficiencies ... | Mucopolysaccharidoses _(MPSs)_ are degenerative _genetic_ diseases linked to an enzymatic defect. In _particular,_ MPSs are caused by _the_ deficiency or _the_ inactivity _of_ lysosomal enzymes which catalyze the gradual metabolism of complex _sugar_ molecules called glycosaminoglycans (GAGs). These enzymatic deficienc... |
There has been widely practiced anodic oxidation treatment in which an anodic oxide film is formed on a surface of a member including, as a substrate, aluminum, aluminum alloy, or the like to improve plasma resistance and gaseous corrosion resistance of the substrate. For example, a vacuum chamber used in a plasma trea... | there has been widely practiced anodic oxidation treatment in which an anodic oxide film is formed on a surface of a member including, as a substrate, aluminum, aluminum alloy, or the like to improve plasma resistance and gaseous corrosion resistance of the substrate. for example, a vacuum chamber contained in a plasma... | There has been widely practiced anodic oxidation treatment in which an anodic oxide film is formed on a surface of a member including, as a wJbstrate, aluminum, aluminum alloy, or the like to improve plasma resistance and gaseous corrosion resistance of the substrate. For example, a vacuum chamber used in a plasma trea... | There has been widely practiced anodic oxidation treatment which an anodic oxide film is formed on a surface of a member including, as a aluminum or the to improve plasma resistance and corrosion resistance of the substrate. For example, a vacuum chamber used in a plasma apparatus in a semiconductor manufacturing facil... | tHERe hAS beEn WIDEly pRACticEd aNODIc oxidatioN TREAtMEnT In wHiCH aN anoDiC oxIDe fiLM iS FOrMEd ON a SUrfACe OF a MEMBEr INCLuDiNG, As a suBsTrAte, ALuMinum, alUmINUm ALloy, OR ThE LiKE To IMpROvE plaSmA reSiSTANce aND GaSeOuS cORRosiOn reSiStAnCe oF ThE SUBSTraTe. fOR eXAMple, A vAcuuM cHAmbeR used IN a PlAsMA tREA... | There has been widelypracticed anodic oxidation treatment in whichan anodic oxide film is formed on a surface of a member including, as a substrate, aluminum,aluminum alloy, or the like to improve plasma resistance andgaseous corrosion resistance of the substrate. For example, avacuum chamber used i... | There has been _widely_ practiced anodic oxidation treatment in which an _anodic_ oxide film is formed on a surface of a member including, as a substrate, aluminum, aluminum alloy, or the like to improve _plasma_ _resistance_ and gaseous corrosion resistance of the substrate. For example, a vacuum chamber used _in_ a p... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the planarizing of a surface of wafer in the manufacturing of a semiconductor device. More particularly, the present invention relates to chemical mechanical polishing apparatus for polishing the surface of wafer.
2. Description of the Related Art
Generally, se... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the planarizing of a surface of wafer in the manufacturing of a semiconductor device. more particularly, the present invention relates to chemical mechanical polishing apparatus for polishing the surface of wafer. 2. description of the related art generally, se... | 1. Field of the Invention The p$eXent invention relates to the planarizing of a surface of wafer in the manufacturing of a semiconductor device. jLre particularly, the present invention relates to chemical mechanical polishing apparatus for polishing the surface of wafer. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, se... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the planarizing of a surface of wafer in the manufacturing of a semiconductor device. More particularly, the present relates to chemical mechanical polishing apparatus for polishing the surface of wafer. 2. Description of Related Art Generally, semiconductor ar... | 1. field oF tHE iNVEnTION
the preSEnt INVeNtiOn rELateS to ThE PlanArizIng OF A surfAcE OF WafER in tHe maNUFacTurInG OF a SEmicoNDuCTor deVicE. mORe PArTiculaRlY, THe preSENt iNvEntIoN ReLAtES to chemicaL mEChANicAl PolIsHing APparaTus for PoLIsHING the SuRFacE of WafER.
2. dEscrIpTiOn of thE reLAtED ART
gEneRAlLY, Se... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the planarizing of a surface of wafer in the manufacturing of a semiconductor device. More particularly, thepresent inventionrelates to chemical mechanical polishing apparatus for polishing thesurface of wafer. 2. Description of the Related ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates to the planarizing of a _surface_ of wafer in the manufacturing of a semiconductor device. More particularly, the present invention _relates_ _to_ _chemical_ mechanical _polishing_ _apparatus_ for polishing the _surface_ of wafer. 2. _Description_ of the Relat... |
The conformation of the light socket for outdoor-usage light string is quite different from that for indoor-usage. The light socket for indoor-usage provides minimal protection against moisture, and thus can not be used outdoors. There is a known conventional water-proof light socket showing in FIG. 1, in which a base ... | the shape of the light socket for outdoor - use light string is quite different from that for internal - usage. the light socket for indoor - usage provides minimal protection against moisture, and thus can thus be used outdoors. there is a known conventional water - proof light socket showing in fig. 1, in which a bas... | The conformation of the light socket for outdoor - usage l(bht string is quite different broK 4hqt for indoor - usage. The light socket for indoor - usage provides minimal protection against moisture, and thus can not be used outdoors. There is a known conventional water - proof ligG4 socket showing in FIG. 1, in which... | The conformation of the light socket for outdoor-usage light string is quite different from for indoor-usage. The light socket for indoor-usage minimal protection against moisture, and thus can not be used outdoors. There is a known water-proof light showing in 1, in which a base (11) has a protractile separation plate... | THe ConForMaTiOn of thE lIgHt socKEt foR Outdoor-UsAgE LIGHT StRinG Is QUitE DIfFeReNT froM ThAT FOr iNDOoR-USaGE. the lIgHT SocKEt fOr iNDooR-USAGe prOVideS minImAl PrOTecTioN aGaInsT MoistUre, ANd tHUS cAn Not bE usEd OutdOORs. ThEre is A kNOWn cOnvENtionAl watER-pRoOF LIGhT SoCKet sHOWInG in fIG. 1, in whiCH a Base ... | The conformation of thelight socket for outdoor-usage light string is quite different from that forindoor-usage. The lightsocket for indoor-usageprovides minimal protection against moisture,andthus cannot be used outdoors. There is aknown conventional water-proof light socket showing in FIG. 1, in whicha ... | The conformation of the light socket _for_ outdoor-usage _light_ string is quite different _from_ _that_ for indoor-usage. The light _socket_ for indoor-usage provides minimal protection against moisture, and thus can not be used outdoors. There is a known conventional water-proof light _socket_ showing _in_ _FIG._ 1, ... |
Experimental and clinical observations have supported the concept that the hypothalamus plays a key role in the regulation of adenohypophysial corticotropic cells secretory functions. Over 25 years ago, Guillemin, Rosenberg and Saffran and Schally independently demonstrated the presence of factors in hypothalamus which... | experimental and clinical observations have revived the concept that the protein plays a key role in the regulation of adenohypophysial corticotropic cells secretory functions. over 25 years ago, guillemin, rosenberg and saffran and schally independently documented the presence of factors in hypothalamus which would in... | Experimental and clinical observations hwge supported the concept that the hypothalamus plays a key role in the regulation of adenohypophysial corticotropic cells secretKru functions. Over 25 years ago, Guillemin, Rosenberg and Saffran and Schally independently demonstrated the presence of factors in hypothalamus which... | Experimental and clinical observations have supported the concept that the hypothalamus key role the regulation of adenohypophysial corticotropic cells functions. Over 25 years ago, Guillemin, and Saffran and Schally demonstrated the presence of factors in hypothalamus which would increase the of ACTH secretion by the ... | eXPerIMEnTAL aND CLInical obSErVAtIONs havE SuppoRTEd ThE CoNcEpt tHAT THe HYpOTHalaMUS PlAYs A keY Role In tHE reGUlaTiON Of ADenOhYPOPHYSIAl coRTICoTRopIC CELLS sEcRetORY FunCtIONs. oVEr 25 yeARS aGO, guilLeMIn, roSENbERg anD SAFfRaN And SchAllY INDEpEndENtlY dEmonSTRAteD tHe PrESENce OF faCtoRS in HypotHAlAMus WHiCh... | Experimental and clinical observations have supportedtheconcept thatthe hypothalamus plays a key role intheregulation of adenohypophysial corticotropic cells secretory functions. Over 25 years ago, Guillemin,Rosenberg andSaffran and Schally independently demonstrated the presenceoffactors in hypothalamus wh... | Experimental and clinical observations have supported the concept that the hypothalamus plays _a_ key _role_ in the regulation of adenohypophysial corticotropic cells secretory functions. Over _25_ years _ago,_ Guillemin, Rosenberg and Saffran and Schally independently demonstrated the presence of factors in hypothalam... |
1. Field of the Invention
Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a display panel, a display apparatus having the display panel, a method of manufacturing the display panel and a method of cutting the display panel. More particularly, exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a display p... | 1. much of the invention exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a display panel, a display apparatus having the display panel, a method of manufacturing the display panel and a method of cutting the display panel. more particularly, exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a display pa... | 1. Field of the Invention Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relzYe to a display panel, a display apparatus having the display panel, a method of manufacturing the display panel and a method of cuttiHt the display panel. More particularly, exemplary embodiments of the 0reXent invention relate to a display p... | 1. Field of the Invention Exemplary embodiments of the present relate to a display panel, a display apparatus having the display panel, a method manufacturing display and a of cutting the display panel. particularly, exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a display panel having an upper substrate part... | 1. fIelD oF THe InvENtIOn
ExempLaRy EMbOdiMENTS OF The pReSent InVENtion reLate To A dIspLAY pAnel, a dISplaY aPparatuS HavINg tHe disPLaY PAnEL, A MEtHoD oF maNufacTurING ThE disPlAy PanEl ANd a MeTHOd oF CUttInG tHE DIsPlAY panel. MoRE ParticULArlY, EXeMPlaRy emBODIMeNTS OF THE prESEnt iNVeNtIoN rELate to A DisplAY P... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Exemplary embodiments ofthe presentinvention relate to a display panel, adisplay apparatus having the display panel, a method of manufacturing the display panel and a method of cutting the display panel. More particularly, exemplary embodiments of thepresent invention relate toa display ... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ _Exemplary_ embodiments _of_ the present _invention_ relate to a display panel, a display _apparatus_ having the display panel, a method of manufacturing _the_ display panel _and_ a method of cutting _the_ display panel. More _particularly,_ exemplary _embodiments_ _of_ _the_ present inven... |
This invention relates to a defoaming apparatus.
In various fields such as water treatment and some chemical industries there is a problem of disposing of foamed liquids. The problem is most severe, however, in the oil drilling industry where foams are commonly used when the geological strata support a relatively small... | this invention relates to a defoaming apparatus. in various fields such from water treatment with some chemical exploration there is a problem of disposing of foamed liquids. the problem is most severe, however, in the oil drilling industry where foams are commonly used when the geological strata support a relatively s... | This invention relates to a defoaming apparatus. In various fields such as water treatment and some chemical industries there is a p%oblDm of disposing of foamed liquids. The problem is most severe, h(weger, in the oil drilling industry where foams are commonly used whDG the geological strata support a relatively small... | This invention relates to a defoaming apparatus. In various fields such as water treatment chemical industries there is a problem of disposing of foamed liquids. The problem is severe, however, in the oil drilling industry where are commonly used geological strata support a relatively small pressure gradient and circul... | thIs iNVEntioN RELates To A dEFoAMing APpARAtUs.
In vaRIOUS FieLDS sUch AS WaTeR TREatMeNT and sOMe CHemiCAl iNDuSTries thEre Is a proBLeM OF DispOSIng Of fOaMeD LiquIds. THe prOBlEM iS MoST SEvere, HOWEVEr, in tHe OIl DriLLING inDUSTry WHERE FoaMs ArE coMmoNlY usEd WhEN THe gEoLogIcaL StrAta suppoRT A RelATIVELY SMAll... | Thisinventionrelates toa defoamingapparatus. Invarious fields such as water treatment and some chemicalindustries there is a problem of disposing of foamed liquids.The problem is most severe, however, in the oil drilling industry where foams are commonly usedwhen the geologicalstrata supporta relatively smal... | This _invention_ relates to _a_ _defoaming_ apparatus. In various _fields_ such as water treatment and some chemical industries there is a problem of disposing of foamed liquids. The _problem_ is most severe, however, in the oil _drilling_ industry where foams are commonly used _when_ the geological strata _support_ a ... |
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a syndrome which causes chronic symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, and the like, bowel movement disorders such as diarrhea, constipation, and the like, defecation trouble, defecation straining, and the like. It is caused by functional abnormality of the lower digestive tract, m... | irritable bowel syndrome ( ibs ) is a syndrome which causes chronic symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, and the like, bowel movement disorders such as diarrhea, constipation, and the like, defecation trouble, defecation straining, and the like. it is caused by functional abnormality of the small digestive tract,... | Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a syndrome which causes chronic symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloat7nv, and the l7,e, bowel movement disorders such as diarrhea, constipation, and the like, defecation trouble, defecation straining, and the like. It is caused by functional abnormality of the lower digestive tract, m... | Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) is a syndrome causes chronic symptoms as abdominal bloating, and the like, bowel movement as diarrhea, and the like, defecation trouble, defecation straining, and the like. It is caused by functional abnormality lower digestive tract, mainly the intestine, the absence of organic such infl... | IRriTabLe bOWeL synDRomE (ibS) IS a SYNdroME Which CAUsES cHroNIc SYMptOMs SucH As aBdomiNaL PaIN, bLoAtING, anD THE liKe, bOwEL MoVEMENT DisoRdERS sUcH as DIaRrHEa, CoNstIPAtION, and The lIKe, deFeCAtiOn TROUbLe, defEcatiON StrAinInG, AnD thE lIKe. iT is cAuSED by fUNCtiONal abnoRMality of tHE loWeR DIGEStIve TRACt, m... | Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) isa syndrome which causeschronic symptoms such as abdominal pain, bloating, and thelike,bowel movement disorders such as diarrhea, constipation, and the like,defecation trouble, defecation straining, and the like.It is causedby functional abnormality of the lower digestivet... | _Irritable_ bowel syndrome (IBS) is _a_ syndrome which _causes_ _chronic_ symptoms such as abdominal pain, _bloating,_ and the like, bowel _movement_ disorders such as diarrhea, constipation, _and_ the like, defecation trouble, defecation straining, _and_ _the_ like. It is caused by functional abnormality of the lower ... |
Support of wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU)-based and WTRU-assisted observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) methods has been identified as one technique to improve upon achievable accuracy and speed for positioning in a long term evolution (LTE) system.
For OTDOA methods, a WTRU observes signals of several nei... | support of wireless transmit / receive unit ( wtru ) - based and wtru - assisted observed time difference of arrival ( otdoa ) methods has been identified as a technique to improve upon achievable accuracy and speed for positioning in a long term evolution ( lte ) system. for otdoa methods, a wtru observes signals of s... | Support of wireless transmit / receive unit (WTRU) - based and WTRU - assisted observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) methods has been identified as one technique to improve upon achievable accuracy and speed for positioning in a long term evolution (LTE) system. For OTDOA methods, a WTRU observes signals of sRBer... | Support of wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU)-based and WTRU-assisted observed time of arrival (OTDOA) methods has been identified as one technique improve upon achievable accuracy and speed for positioning in a long term evolution (LTE) system. For OTDOA methods, a WTRU observes signals of several neighbor cells, m... | suPPORT oF WIRElesS trANSMIT/rECeivE UNIt (WTRu)-BasED AnD wtRU-aSSIsTeD obsErved TIME diFFerENce of aRRivaL (OTdoA) meThODS HAs been IDeNTiFiEd As oNe TEcHnIQUE TO ImpRovE UpOn AcHIeVABle AcCUrACy AND spEEd FOR poSitioniNg In A LoNg teRm evOLutiOn (LTe) syStEM.
foR oTdOA MEthoDS, A wTRu oBSerVEs SIgnaLS Of SEvERAl NEI... | Support of wireless transmit/receive unit (WTRU)-based and WTRU-assisted observed time difference of arrival (OTDOA) methods has been identified as one technique to improve upon achievableaccuracyand speed forpositioning in a long term evolution(LTE) system. ForOTDOA methods, a WTRU ob... | Support of wireless transmit/receive _unit_ (WTRU)-based _and_ WTRU-assisted observed _time_ difference _of_ arrival (OTDOA) methods has been identified as one technique to _improve_ upon achievable accuracy and speed for positioning in a long term _evolution_ _(LTE)_ _system._ For OTDOA methods, a WTRU observes signal... |
1. Field of the Invention
Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a flexible display technology, and in particular, to providing data display of a flexible display device associated with various input systems utilizing a flexible sensor and a touch sensor system.
2. Description of the Background
Portab... | 1. field of the invention exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a flexible display technology, and in particular, to providing data display of a flexible display device associated with various input systems utilizing a flexible sensor and a touch sensor system. 2. description and the background porta... | 1. Field of the Invention Exemplary embodiments of the present invention relate to a flexible display technology, and in particular, to providing data display of a flexible display device associated with various input systems utilizing a flexible sensor and a Ro Tch sensor zywtem. 2. Description of the Background Porta... | 1. Field of the Invention Exemplary embodiments of the invention relate to flexible display technology, and in particular, to providing data of a flexible display device various input systems utilizing a flexible sensor and a touch sensor system. 2. Description of the Background Portable terminals are widely used becau... | 1. fiELD OF The iNVentIoN
eXEmplArY EmbOdIMEnts Of The PReSenT InVeNtIOn rELAtE TO A FlEXible diSPLAY TeChNology, aNd in PartiCulaR, to prOvidiNG daTa disPLaY Of a FlexiblE displAY DeVICe AsSocIATed wIth VARIoUS iNPUt SystEmS UtiLiZiNg a fLExIBLe SenSoR anD a TOuCH SensoR SYsteM.
2. desCRIPtion oF ThE bACKgROuND
porTab... | 1. Field of theInvention Exemplary embodiments of thepresent invention relate to a flexible display technology, and inparticular, to providingdata display ofa flexible display device associated with variousinput systems utilizing aflexible sensor and atouch sensor system. 2. Description ofthe Background P... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ Exemplary embodiments of _the_ present invention relate to a flexible display technology, _and_ in particular, to providing data display of a flexible display device _associated_ with various input systems utilizing a flexible sensor and a _touch_ sensor system. _2._ Description of the Bac... |
Among existing non-volatile memory-based ICs, flash memory is the most advanced of its kind. A distinguishing feature of a conventional flash memory is that, in addition to an oxide insulating layer typically formed in a conventional MOSFET, a floating gate is formed in between a gate and a channel in the MOS of the tr... | among existing non - volatile memory - based ics, flash memory is the most advanced of its kind. a distinguishing feature of a conventional stored memory is that, in addition to an oxide insulating layer typically formed in a conventional mosfet, a floating gate is formed in between a gate and a channel in each mos of ... | Among existing non - volatile memory - based ICs, flash memory is the most advanced of its kind. A distinguishing feature of a conventional flash memory is that, in addition to an oxide ojsulating layer typically formed in a conventional MOSFET, a floating gate is c8rmed in between a gate and a channel in the MOS of th... | Among non-volatile memory-based ICs, flash memory is the most advanced of its kind. distinguishing feature a conventional flash memory is that, in addition to an oxide insulating layer typically formed in a conventional MOSFET, a floating gate is formed in between a gate and a channel in the MOS of the tradition flash ... | AmoNG EXIsTING NON-VolAtILe meMoRY-bASED IcS, FLasH mEMOrY Is THe MOst adVAnCeD oF ITS kinD. A DIStingUIsHIng FEAture oF A COnventIONAl FlaSh MemOrY iS that, iN ADDiTIoN To AN OXiDE iNSUlAting lAyeR TypicALLy FORmEd in A COnvEntiONaL MoSFET, a FLoATinG gATE iS FormeD In bETWEEN A gAtE AnD A chAnNEL In THE moS OF ThE tr... | Among existing non-volatile memory-based ICs, flash memory is the mostadvancedof its kind.Adistinguishing feature of a conventional flash memory is that, in addition to an oxide insulating layertypically formed in a conventional MOSFET,a floating gate is formed in between a gate andachanne... | Among existing _non-volatile_ memory-based ICs, _flash_ memory _is_ the most advanced of _its_ kind. A distinguishing feature _of_ a conventional flash memory is that, in _addition_ to an _oxide_ insulating layer typically _formed_ in a conventional _MOSFET,_ a floating gate is formed _in_ between a gate and a channel ... |
Conventional, multi-pass data processing is exemplified in computer graphics systems and methods. In the computer graphics field, data is processed using a multi-pass data-processing pipeline in which each pass performs a sequence of operations on the data. Processed data, for example color or depth values for pixels, ... | conventional, multi - pass data processing is exemplified in computer graphics systems and methods. in the computer graphics field, data is processed using a multi - pass data - processing pipeline in which each pass performs one sequence of operations on the data. processed data, for example color or depth values for ... | Conventional, multi - pass data processing is exemplified in computer graphics systems and methods. In the computer graphics field, data is processed using a multi - pass data - processing pipeline in which each pass performs a sequence of operations on the data. Processed data, for example color or depth values for pi... | multi-pass data processing in computer graphics systems and methods. In the computer graphics field, data is processed using a multi-pass data-processing pipeline in which each pass performs a sequence of operations on the data. Processed data, for example color depth values for be a texture map for re-use in conventio... | conVeNTionAl, mULTi-PaSS dATA PrOcESSINg IS EXeMpLIfiEd IN cOmPuTER gRaPhiCs sYStEMS And METhODs. in THE coMpUTer GRapHiCS fIeLd, dAta IS pROcesSed usINg A multI-PASS data-PrOCesSing piPeLine In whIcH EAch pASS PeRFOrMS A SEQUEnCe oF OpEratIons oN THE dATa. prOCesSed DaTA, FoR exaMplE COLoR oR dEptH Values FOR pIXels, ... | Conventional, multi-pass data processing is exemplified in computer graphicssystems and methods.Inthe computer graphics field, data is processed using a multi-pass data-processing pipeline in whicheach pass performs asequence of operationson the data. Processed data, for examplecolor or depth values... | Conventional, multi-pass data processing is exemplified in _computer_ graphics _systems_ and methods. In the computer graphics field, data _is_ processed using a _multi-pass_ data-processing pipeline _in_ _which_ each pass performs a sequence of _operations_ on the data. Processed _data,_ for example color _or_ depth _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method for fabricating an organic thin film transistor, and more particularly, to a method for fabricating an organic thin film transistor and a method for fabricating a liquid crystal display device using the same that employ an rear exposing process to form... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method for fabricating an organic thin film transistor, and more particularly, to a method for fabricating an oxide thin film transistor and a method for fabricating a liquid crystal storage device using the same that employ an rear exposing process to form a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for fabricating an organic thin film transistor, and more particularly, to a method for fabricating an organic thin film transistor and a method for fabricating a liquid crystal display device using the same that employ an rear exposing process to form... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for fabricating organic thin film transistor, and more particularly, to a for fabricating an organic thin film transistor a method for fabricating a liquid crystal display device using same that employ an rear exposing process to form an active layer. ... | 1. fIElD OF tHe iNVeNTION
THE pREseNt INventIOn reLateS to A meThoD For FaBRiCAtiNG An ORGanIc Thin fIlm traNsiSTor, AND mOre ParTIcULArly, tO a METhOd FOR fABRIcatINg an orGanIc thIn film TRanSiStOr And a metHOD fOr FABRIcATing a liquiD CRyStAl DiSpLAY dEviCe uSING tHE SAmE That EmpLOY AN ReAR ExPosINg PRoCEss tO Form... | 1. Fieldof the InventionThe present invention relates to a method for fabricating an organic thin film transistor, and more particularly, to a method for fabricating an organic thin filmtransistor and a method forfabricatinga liquid crystal display device using the samethat employ an rear exposing proce... | _1._ _Field_ of the _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates _to_ _a_ method for fabricating _an_ organic thin _film_ _transistor,_ and more particularly, to a _method_ for fabricating an _organic_ thin film transistor and a method for fabricating a liquid crystal display device using the same that _employ_ an rear ... |
In some wireless communication systems, multiple mobile transceivers, also known as ‘user equipment’ (UE), e.g., cellular telephones, communicate simultaneously with stationary transceivers, e.g., base stations. In such communications systems, reference signals are necessary for coherent demodulation of RF signals and ... | in some wireless communication systems, multiple mobile transceivers, also known as ‘ user equipment ’ ( ue ), e. g., cellular telephones, communicate simultaneously with stationary transceivers, e. g., base stations. in such communications systems, reference signals are necessary for simultaneous demodulation of rf si... | In some wireless communication systems, multiple mobile transceivers, also known as ‘ user equipment ’ (UE ), e. g. , cellular telephones, communicate simultaneously with stationary transceivers, e. g. , base stations. In such communications systems, reference signals are necessary for coherent demodulation of RF signa... | In some wireless communication systems, mobile transceivers, also known as ‘user equipment’ (UE), e.g., cellular telephones, communicate simultaneously with stationary transceivers, base stations. In such communications systems, reference signals are necessary for coherent demodulation RF signals and detection of data ... | iN sOMe WIRElEsS cOmMUNiCaTIOn SystemS, MUltIplE MoBile TrANsCeIvERS, aLsO KnOwn As ‘uSer eQUIpmenT’ (ue), E.G., cellulAr TelEpHONes, comMUnICAtE sIMultaNEOUsly WiTh StaTIOnArY tRanSCeiVeRs, e.G., BASe STatIOns. In suCh comMunICAtIOnS sYsTems, REferENCE sIgNALs are NECeSSaRY FOR CoherENT dEmoduLaTiON of RF SiGnaLS AnD ... | In some wireless communication systems, multiple mobile transceivers, also knownas ‘user equipment’ (UE), e.g., cellular telephones, communicate simultaneously with stationary transceivers, e.g., base stations. Insuchcommunications systems, reference signals are necessary for coherent demodulation of ... | In some wireless communication systems, multiple _mobile_ transceivers, also known _as_ ‘user equipment’ (UE), e.g., cellular telephones, communicate simultaneously with stationary transceivers, e.g., base stations. In such communications systems, reference _signals_ are necessary for coherent demodulation of RF signal... |
The composition and quality of ambient air in any given area may vary depending on a number of factors, including the presence of air pollution and various airborne contaminants. These contaminants may include biological materials, including bacteria and viruses, as well as chemical materials, such as pollutants and to... | the composition and quality of ambient air in any given area may vary depending on considerable number of factors, including the presence of air pollution in various airborne substances. these contaminants may include biological materials, including bacteria and viruses, as well as chemical materials, such as pollutant... | The composition and quality of ambieJY air in any given area may vary depending on a number of factors, including the presence of air pollution and various airborne contaminants. These contaminants may include biological materials, including bacteria and vKFuses, as well as chemical materials, such as pollutants and to... | The composition and quality of ambient air in given area may vary depending on a number of factors, including the presence of air pollution and various airborne contaminants. These contaminants may include materials, including and viruses, well as chemical materials, such as pollutants and toxins. In order to determine... | The cOMPoSitiON AnD qUalIty Of AmBienT aiR in Any gIvEn AREA mAY vaRY DEpenDINg on A numbEr OF FactOrs, InCludINg THe prESeNce OF AIR POllUtiOn ANd vARiOUS AirbORne CoNTAmiNaNTs. TheSE CONtaMiNAnTS may iNcLuDe biOLOGiCAL mATerIAlS, InCludinG bACteriA AnD vIruSES, as WeLL AS cHemicaL MATErIAls, sucH aS PollutANtS anD To... | The compositionand quality of ambient air in any given area mayvarydepending on a number of factors, including the presence of air pollution and various airborne contaminants. These contaminants may include biological materials, including bacteria and viruses, as well as chemical materials, such... | The composition and quality of _ambient_ _air_ in any given area may vary depending on a number of factors, including the presence of air pollution _and_ various airborne contaminants. These contaminants may include biological _materials,_ including bacteria _and_ viruses, _as_ well as chemical materials, such _as_ pol... |
This invention relates generally to engine control systems, and more particularly to engine control systems adapted for controlling an engine upon loss of such engine""s primary crankshaft position sensor.
As is known in the art, on modern internal combustion engines, engine speed and position is determined by a sensor... | this invention relates generally to engine control systems, and more particularly to engine control systems adapted for controlling an engine upon loss of such engine " " s primary crankshaft position sensor. as is known in the art, on modern internal combustion engines, engine speed and position is determined by a sen... | This infent&on relates generally to engine control systems, and more particularly to engine control systems adapted for controlling an engine upon loss of such engine " " s primary crankshaft position sensor. As is known in the art, on modern internal combustion engines, engine speed and position is determined by a sen... | This invention relates generally to engine control systems, and more particularly engine control systems adapted for controlling an engine upon loss of such engine""s primary crankshaft position sensor. As is known in the art, on modern internal combustion engines, engine speed and position is determined by a sensor re... | tHIS inVenTIon rELATes GEnERALLY to eNgINE CoNTRol sysTeMs, aNd MORE pArTIcUlarlY To EngiNE cOntrol SYsTeMS AdaPted FOR COntrOLlInG aN ENgINe uPoN lOSs Of sUch ENGinE""S prImArY crankshAFt PosITIon sENSOr.
aS iS kNOWn IN ThE ARt, ON MoDerN INternal COMbUStiON eNginES, enGine spEeD And poSitIoN is DeTeRmInED by A sENSOr... | Thisinvention relates generally to engine control systems, and more particularly to engine control systemsadapted for controlling an engine upon loss of such engine""s primary crankshaft position sensor. As is known in the art,on modern internal combustion engines, engine speedand position is determine... | This invention relates generally to engine control systems, and more _particularly_ to engine _control_ systems adapted for controlling _an_ engine upon _loss_ _of_ _such_ engine""s primary crankshaft position sensor. As _is_ known in the art, on modern _internal_ combustion engines, engine speed _and_ _position_ _is_ ... |
Endoscopic surgical techniques allow a surgical procedure to be performed on a patient's body through a relatively small incision in the body and with a limited amount of body tissue disruption. Endoscopic surgery typically utilizes a tubular structure known as a cannula which is inserted into a small incision in the b... | endoscopic surgical techniques provide a surgical procedure to be performed on a patient ' s body through a relatively small incision in the body and with a limited amount of body anatomical disruption. endoscopic surgery typically utilizes a tubular structure known as a cannula which is inserted into a small incision ... | EMdoacopic surgical techniques allow a surgical )rocwdure to be performed on a patient ' s body through a relatively skaIl incision in the godh and with a limited amount of body tissue disruption. Endozcop*c surgery typically utilizes a tubular structure known as a cannula which is inserted into a small incision in the... | Endoscopic surgical techniques allow surgical procedure to be performed on a patient's body through a relatively small incision in the body and with a limited tissue disruption. Endoscopic surgery typically utilizes a tubular structure known as a cannula is inserted into a incision the body. The cannula holds the incis... | enDoScOpIc surGical teChniQuEs aLlOW A surGICal prOceDUrE To BE PerFOrmeD on A PatIent's bOdy tHRouGH A relativeLy SmALl iNciSiON IN THE BOdy aND WitH A lImited amOuNt OF BODY TiSSUE DiSruPtIOn. EndosCOPIc SuRGerY TYPIcalLY UtiLIzEs a TuBULAr sTRucTURe kNOWn As a CaNNula WhICH IS inSErTed inTo A smaLL inciSION In tHe B... | Endoscopic surgicaltechniques allow a surgical procedure to be performed on a patient's bodythrough a relatively smallincision in the body and with a limited amount of body tissue disruption. Endoscopic surgery typically utilizes a tubular structure known as a cannula which is inserted into a s... | Endoscopic surgical techniques allow a surgical procedure to be performed _on_ a patient's body through _a_ _relatively_ small incision in the body and with a limited amount of body tissue disruption. _Endoscopic_ surgery typically utilizes a tubular structure known as _a_ _cannula_ which is inserted into _a_ small inc... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to network control, and, more specifically, to techniques for sending notifications to network control software with advance source media access control (MAC) address learning.
Description of Related Art
Server virtualization permits a physical computer sys... | field of the invention the present invention generally relates to centralized control, and, more specifically, to techniques for sending notifications combining network control software with advance source media access control ( mac ) address learning. description of related art server virtualization permits a physical... | Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to network control, and, more specifically, to techniques for sending notifications to network control software with advance source media access dontrll (MAC) address learning. Description of Related Art Server virtualization p4rmiRs a physical computer sys... | of the The present invention generally relates to network control, and, more specifically, to techniques for notifications to network control software with advance source media control (MAC) address learning. Description of Related Art Server virtualization permits a physical computer system's hardware resources to be ... | fieLD Of THE InventIon
THE PresENt iNvENtiON GeNeRAllY rELATES to networK CONTRol, anD, MORe SPeCIfIcaLlY, tO teCHnIquEs For senDInG NOtIfICATiONs to nETWORK coNTROL SoFTWaRE with ADvance sOuRCe MedIA accESs coNtRol (Mac) aDDRess LeARninG.
DeScRiPTIoN of rELaTed Art
ServER vIrTuALIZATiON pERmiTS A PHySiCAL cOmpUteR sys... | Fieldof theInvention The present invention generally relates to network control, and,more specifically, to techniques for sending notificationsto network control software with advance source media access control (MAC)address learning. Description of Related Art Server virtualization permits a phy... | Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ generally relates to network _control,_ _and,_ more specifically, _to_ techniques for sending notifications to network control software with advance source media access control (MAC) address learning. _Description_ of Related Art Server virtualization _permits_ a physi... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains in general to nuclear reactor fuel assemblies and more particularly to a pressurized water reactor nuclear fuel assembly instrumentation thimble.
2. Background
A typical pressurized water reactor includes a reactor vessel which contains nuclear fuel, a coolant, typicall... | 1. field of the invention this invention pertains in general to nuclear reactor fuel assemblies and more particularly to a pressurized water reactor nuclear fuel assembly instrumentation thimble. 2. background a typical pressurized water reactor includes any reactor vessel which contains nuclear fuel, a coolant, typica... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains in general to nuclear reactor fuel assemblies and more particularly to a pressurized water reactor nuclear fuel assembly instrumentation thimble. 2. Background A typical pr#ssufized water reXctKr includes a reactor vessel which contains nuclear fuel, a coolant, typicall... | Field of the Invention This invention pertains in general to nuclear reactor fuel assemblies and more particularly to a pressurized water fuel assembly instrumentation thimble. 2. Background typical pressurized water reactor includes a reactor vessel which contains nuclear fuel, a coolant, a water based solution, is he... | 1. fiEld of tHe iNvention
ThIS InveNtION peRTAINs IN gENeraL TO NUcLEAR rEacTOR Fuel aSSemBLIes AnD MoRE PArticUlaRLy tO a pRESSUrIzEd waTeR reactor NucleAR FuEL assEMblY InsTruMEntAtION thiMblE.
2. bAcKgROuNd
A typICAL PREssuriZed waTer rEACtOr INclUDes a reaCTOR VESsEl WHIch cOntAinS nUClEaR FUel, a COolANt, TypicAlL... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinventionpertains in generalto nuclear reactor fuel assembliesand more particularly to a pressurizedwater reactor nuclear fuel assembly instrumentationthimble. 2. Background A typical pressurized water reactorincludes a reactor vessel which contains nuclear fuel, a coolant,... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention This invention pertains in general to nuclear _reactor_ fuel assemblies _and_ more particularly to a pressurized _water_ reactor _nuclear_ _fuel_ assembly instrumentation thimble. 2. Background _A_ typical pressurized _water_ reactor includes _a_ _reactor_ vessel which contains nuclear fue... |
In recent years, there have been increasing opportunities to photograph samples using a digital camera. Digital cameras using a sensor such as a CCD and a CMOS are more sensitive to brightness changes than are direct observations with human eyes or photographing with silver salt film cameras. Because of this, non-unifo... | in recent years, there have been increasing opportunities to photograph primarily using a digital camera. digital cameras using a sensor such as a ccd and a cmos are more sensitive to brightness changes than are direct observations with human eyes or photographing with silver salt film cameras. because of this, non - u... | In recent years, there have been increasing opportunities to photograph samples using a digital camera. Digital cameras using a sensor such as a CCD and a CMOS are more sensitive to brightness changes than are direct observations with human eyes or photographing with silver salt cil< cameras. Because of this, non - uni... | In recent years, there have been increasing to photograph samples using a digital camera. Digital cameras using a sensor such as a CCD and a CMOS are sensitive to brightness changes than direct observations with human eyes or photographing with salt film Because of this, non-uniformity in illumination, which is not a p... | In rEceNT yeaRs, There have BEen INcReAsiNg OpPORtunITIeS TO pHoTOGRapH saMPlEs usinG A DiGItaL CAMeRA. dIgitAL camEraS usiNg a seNsOR SuCH as a CCd aND a cmOs ArE mORe SensiTiVe tO brIghtnEss chaNGES THan are direcT obsERVationS wIth HUMAn EyEs oR PhoToGRapHInG wIth SILvER saLT filM CAMERAs. BeCAuse of thiS, noN-UNIFO... | In recentyears,there have been increasing opportunitiesto photograph samples using a digitalcamera. Digital cameras using a sensor suchas a CCD and a CMOS are more sensitive tobrightness changes than are direct observations with humaneyes or photographing with silver saltfilm cameras. Because ofthis, non... | _In_ recent years, there _have_ _been_ increasing opportunities to _photograph_ samples using a _digital_ camera. Digital cameras using _a_ sensor such as a CCD and a CMOS are more sensitive to brightness changes than _are_ direct observations _with_ human eyes _or_ photographing _with_ silver salt film _cameras._ _Bec... |
Generally, an automobile air-conditioner accommodating a refrigerant compressor uses a refrigerant gas containing therein a mist-like lubricant oil, i.e., oil fine particles. The lubricant oil is needed for lubricating the compressor. Nevertheless, when the lubricant oil is adhered to an evaporator arranged in the refr... | generally, an automobile air - conditioner accommodating automobile refrigerant compressor uses a refrigerant gas containing therein a mist - like lubricant oil, i. e., oil fine particles. the lubricant oil is needed for lubricating the compressor. nevertheless, when the lubricant oil is adhered to an evaporator arrang... | Generally, an automobile air - conditioner accommodating a refrigerant compressor uses a refrigerant gas containing therein a mist - like lubricant oil, i. e. , oil fine particles. The lubriDan% oil is needed for lubricating the compressor. Nevertheless, when the lubricant oil is adhered to an evaporator arranged in th... | Generally, an automobile air-conditioner accommodating a compressor uses a refrigerant gas containing a lubricant oil, i.e., oil fine particles. The lubricant oil is needed for the compressor. Nevertheless, the lubricant oil adhered to an evaporator arranged in the refrigerating of the air-conditioner, the is unable to... | gENERAlLY, an aUTOmObilE aIR-condITIOnER AccOMMoDating a rEfRiGERant CoMPreSSOR useS a REFRigErant GAs CoNtaiNiNg tHerEiN A misT-LIKE lubRiCANT Oil, I.E., Oil FIne PArtiCLES. ThE luBRICAnT OIL iS nEeDED fOr lUbriCATinG tHE CompRESsOr. neVERtheLeSs, whEN the luBRiCAnT oIL is AdhEreD TO An evAPorATor ArrAnGeD IN the rEFr... | Generally, an automobile air-conditioner accommodating a refrigerant compressor uses a refrigerant gascontaining therein a mist-like lubricant oil, i.e., oil fine particles. The lubricantoil is needed for lubricating the compressor.Nevertheless, whenthe lubricant oilisadhered to an evaporator arra... | Generally, an automobile _air-conditioner_ accommodating a _refrigerant_ compressor uses a refrigerant gas containing therein a mist-like lubricant oil, i.e., oil fine particles. The lubricant oil is _needed_ _for_ lubricating the compressor. Nevertheless, when the lubricant oil is adhered _to_ an evaporator arranged i... |
Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) are considered to be useful for nutritional applications, pharmaceutical applications, industrial applications, and other purposes. However, the current supply of PUFAs from natural sources and from chemical synthesis is not sufficient for commercial needs. PUFAs derived from microor... | polyunsaturated fatty acids ( pufas ) are considered to be useful for nutritional applications, pharmaceutical applications, industrial applications, and other purposes. however, the current supply of pufas from natural sources and from chemical synthesis is not sufficient for commercial needs. pufas derived from micro... | Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) are considered to be useful for nutritional applications, pharmaceutical applications, industrial applications, and other purposes. However, the current supply of PUFAs from natural sources and from chemical synthesis is not sufficient for commercial needs. PUFAs d3r8ved from microor... | Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) are considered to be useful for nutritional applications, applications, industrial applications, and other However, the current supply of PUFAs from natural sources and from chemical synthesis is not sufficient for commercial needs. PUFAs from microorganism such as microalgae can be ... | pOLyuNsaturaTED FatTy aCiDS (PUFAS) arE cONsidERed to be UsEfUL FOR nUtRitIOnAl ApplIcaTIOnS, PHArmacEUticAl applicATioNs, inDUSTRiAL aPplicAtIOnS, ANd OThEr PUrPoseS. hoWEvER, The CURrENt sUPpLy Of pufaS frOM nATuRAl soUrceS AND From cheMICAL syNThesIS is NoT SufFicieNT FOR coMMercIal NeeDS. Pufas DeRIVed FROm miCrooR... | Polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) are considered to beusefulfornutritional applications, pharmaceutical applications, industrial applications, and other purposes.However, the current supply of PUFAs fromnatural sources and from chemical synthesis is not sufficient for commercial needs. PUFAs deriv... | Polyunsaturated fatty _acids_ (PUFAs) are considered _to_ be useful for _nutritional_ applications, pharmaceutical _applications,_ _industrial_ applications, and _other_ purposes. _However,_ the current _supply_ of PUFAs from natural sources and from chemical synthesis is not _sufficient_ _for_ commercial needs. PUFAs ... |
The separation and recovery of biomolecules like enzymes and glycoproteins are critical cost determining steps in most of the down stream processes in biotechnology industries. Conventionally, separation of lysozyme from the crude sources has been done by salt precipitation (Hasegawa, Mineo, Yoshida, Kazuya, Miyauchi, ... | the separation and recovery of biomolecules using enzymes and glycoproteins are critical cost determining steps in most of the down stream processes in biotechnology industries. conventionally, separation of lysozyme from the crude sources has been done by salt precipitation ( hasegawa, mineo, yoshida, kazuya, miyauchi... | The separation and recovery of biomolecules like enzymes and glycoproteins are crigocal cost determining steps in most of the down stream processes in biotechnology industries. Conventionally, separation of lysozyme from the crude sources has been done by salt precipitation (Hasegawa, Mineo, Yoshida, Kazuya, Miyauchi, ... | The separation and of biomolecules like enzymes glycoproteins are critical determining steps in most of the down stream processes biotechnology industries. Conventionally, separation of lysozyme from the crude sources has been done by salt precipitation (Hasegawa, Mineo, Yoshida, Kazuya, Sakae, Masami: U.S. Pat. No. 4,... | THE SEparaTIon AnD ReCoverY OF bIOMOlECULEs lIke EnzYMes and glYCOprOtEins aRe CRITICaL cosT DEtermInInG sTEpS iN MosT Of THe DowN sTREam PROcesSeS in BiOteCHnoLOGy INDUstrIes. COnvEnTIoNalLY, SEPaRatioN of lysOzymE from tHe cruDE SOUrCES hAs been DoNE By Salt pRECIPITAtiOn (hAsEGAwA, mineO, yoShIDa, kAZUya, miyAUCHI, ... | Theseparation and recovery of biomolecules likeenzymes andglycoproteinsare critical cost determining stepsin most of the down stream processes in biotechnology industries. Conventionally, separation of lysozyme from the crude sources has been done bysalt precipitation (Hasegawa, Mineo, Yoshida, Kazu... | The separation and recovery of _biomolecules_ like enzymes and glycoproteins are critical cost determining _steps_ in most of the down stream processes _in_ biotechnology industries. Conventionally, separation of lysozyme from the _crude_ sources has been done by salt _precipitation_ (Hasegawa, Mineo, Yoshida, Kazuya, ... |
Numerous fungi and bacteria are serious pests of common agricultural crops. One method of controlling diseases has been to apply antimicrobial organic or semiorganic chemicals to crops. This method has numerous, art-recognized problems. A more recent method of control of microorganism pests has been the use of biologic... | numerous fungi and bacteria are serious pests of common agricultural crops. one method of controlling diseases has been to apply antimicrobial organic or semiorganic chemicals to crops. this method has numerous, art - recognized problems. a more recent method of control of microorganism pests has been the use of biolog... | Numerous fungi and bacteria are serious pests of common agr8cult&ral crops. One method of controlling diseases has been to apply antimicrobial organic or semiorganic chemicals to crops. This method has numerous, art - recognized problems. A more recent method of control of microorganism pests has been the use of biolog... | Numerous fungi and bacteria are pests of common agricultural crops. One method of controlling diseases has been to apply antimicrobial or semiorganic chemicals to This method has numerous, A more recent method of control of microorganism pests has been the use of biological control organisms which are natural competito... | NumERouS fungi AnD bAcTErIA Are serIous pESTs OF COmmOn AGRIcUlTUrAl crOPs. oNE method OF CONtROLLiNg DIsEaseS hAS beeN tO APPLy antimiCRoBIal ORganIC or seMiORgANIc chEmiCalS TO CrOPS. tHIS mEthod Has NUMeroUS, aRt-RecoGNizED pRObLeMs. A mOrE ReCeNT MEtHoD OF cONtroL Of MIcrOORGAniSm pestS has beeN the Use Of BIOlOGIC... | Numerous fungi and bacteria are serious pests of common agricultural crops.One method of controllingdiseases hasbeento apply antimicrobial organic or semiorganic chemicalsto crops. This method has numerous, art-recognized problems.A more recent methodof control of microorganism pests has been the use ... | Numerous _fungi_ and bacteria are serious pests of common agricultural _crops._ _One_ method of controlling diseases has _been_ to apply antimicrobial organic or semiorganic _chemicals_ to _crops._ This method has _numerous,_ art-recognized problems. A more recent method of _control_ of microorganism _pests_ has been _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for estimating a road surface condition under a traveling vehicle.
2. Description of the Related Art
To enhance the travel stability of a vehicle, it is desired that the road surface condition or the ground contact state of the tire is es... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for evaluating a road surface condition under a traveling vehicle. 2. description of the related art to enhance the travel stability of a vehicle, it is desired once the road surface condition or the ground contact state of the tire is es... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relQRes to a method and apparatus for estimating a road surface condition under a traveling vehicle. 2. Description of the Related Art To eBhanc3 the travel stability of a vehicle, it is desired that the road surface condition or the ground c*ntach state of the tire is es... | Field of the The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for a road surface condition under a traveling vehicle. 2. Description of the Related Art To the stability of a vehicle, it that the road surface or the ground contact state of the tire is estimated with accuracy and the data thus obtained is fed back... | 1. fiELd of ThE iNVeNtioN
The PReseNT iNvEntIon reLAtEs To A MeTHOD aNd ApparATuS foR eSTimaTInG A RoAd sUrfACE COnDItion uNdEr a tRAVELiNG veHICle.
2. DescrIPtIOn OF THe RELAtED art
to eNhancE The traVel STABiLiTY OF a VEHIcLe, It iS DESiRed tHaT ThE ROad sUrFacE CONDITiOn oR the GrOUnD contacT sTAte OF the TiRe iS Es... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa method and apparatusfor estimating a road surface condition under atraveling vehicle.2. Description of the Related Art To enhance the travel stability of a vehicle, itis desired that theroad surface conditionorthe ground contact state of t... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and _apparatus_ for estimating a road surface condition under a _traveling_ vehicle. 2. Description of the Related Art To _enhance_ _the_ travel stability of _a_ vehicle, it is desired _that_ the road surface condition or the ground _contact_ state o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electrically rewritable non-volatile semiconductor storage device and a method of manufacturing the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, LSIs are formed by integration of devices in a two-dimensional plane on the silicon substrate. Althoug... | 2. field of the invention the present invention relates to an electrically rewritable non - volatile semiconductor storage device and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. description of the related art conventionally, lsis are formed by assembly of devices in a two - dimensional plane on the silicon substrate. althou... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electrically rewritable non - volatile semiconductor storage device and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, LSIs are formed by integration of devices in a two - dimensional plSnd on the silicon substrate. Alt... | 1. of the Invention The invention to an electrically rewritable semiconductor storage device and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, LSIs are formed by integration devices a two-dimensional plane the silicon substrate. it is common to reduce (refine) the dimension for e... | 1. fIeLD Of thE INVEnTIOn
ThE preSENT iNVEntIon relAtES To AN ElecTRiCALlY rEwRItABLE nON-VOLaTIle SemicoNdUCTOr SToRAgE DevICe aNd a methOD Of MAnufACTuRInG tHe sAme.
2. descrIPTIon oF THE reLAteD aRT
CONVentiOnalLy, lSIs ARE formed bY iNTegRatIoN Of dEViceS In A Two-DImEnSIoNAl PLaNe oN THE SilicoN suBStRatE. AlthoUG... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to an electrically rewritable non-volatile semiconductor storage device and a method of manufacturing thesame. 2. Description of the Related ArtConventionally, LSIs are formed byintegration of devices in atwo-dimensional plane on the silicon subs... | 1. _Field_ _of_ _the_ _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to _an_ electrically rewritable non-volatile semiconductor storage device and a method of _manufacturing_ the same. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, LSIs are formed by integration of devices in a two-dimensional plane on _the_ silicon _s... |
The disclosure is directed to motorized closure assembly. Specifically, the disclosure is directed to motorized sliding windows and doors.
Building doors and windows include a number of different types of designs such as overhead doors and windows, horizontal sliding doors and windows, vertical lift doors and windows, ... | the disclosure is targeted to motorized closure assembly. specifically, the disclosure is directed to motorized sliding windows and doors. building doors and windows generate room number besides different types of designs such as overhead doors and windows, horizontal folding doors and windows, vertical lift doors and ... | The disclosure is directed to motorized closure assembly. Spexififally, the disclosure is directed to m9toriz3d dlidigg windows and doors. Building doors and windows include a number of different types of designs s8cn as overhead doors and windows, horizon4a> sliding doors and windows, vertical lift doors and windows, ... | The disclosure is to motorized closure assembly. Specifically, the disclosure is directed to motorized sliding windows and doors. doors and windows include number of different types of designs such overhead doors and windows, horizontal sliding doors and windows, vertical lift doors and windows, folding and windows, po... | The DiSclOSURE Is dIrEcted tO MotorizED cLOSUre aSsEmBlY. sPEcIficALLy, THE DiscloSurE iS dIreCtEd tO moTORIZEd SliDInG wINdows AND doOrs.
BuilDiNg DOORS aNd WINdOWS INClude a NUmBEr Of diFFERENT tYpes Of dEsIGns sUcH aS OVERhead DOORs ANd WiNDOws, hoRIZoNtal slIDiNg DOORS AnD WiNdOwS, VerTIcaL liFT dOoRs And WInDowS, ... | The disclosure is directed to motorized closure assembly.Specifically, the disclosure is directed to motorizedsliding windowsand doors. Building doors and windows include a numberof different types of designs such as overhead doorsand windows, horizontal sliding doors andwindows, vertical lift doors and ... | _The_ disclosure is _directed_ to motorized closure assembly. Specifically, the disclosure is _directed_ _to_ motorized _sliding_ windows and _doors._ Building doors and windows include a number of different types of designs such as overhead doors and windows, horizontal sliding doors and windows, vertical _lift_ doors... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to novel aluminous compositions prepared by reacting gamma alumina with aluminum hydride. These compositions are useful as catalysts, particularly as catalysts for acid catalyzed reactions.
2. Background of the Invention
Aluminum hydride has been decomposed to produce al... | 1. field effect accidental invention this section relates to novel aluminous compositions prepared by reacting gamma alumina with aluminum hydride. these ingredients are useful as polymers, particularly as catalysts for acid catalyzed reactions. 2. background proof the invention aluminum hydride has been decomposed to ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to novel aluminous compositions pre(arSd by reacting gamma alumina eitn alHninum hydride. RYese compositions are useful as catalysts, particularly as catalysts for acid catalyzed reactions. 2. Background of the lnventiIn Aluminum hydride has been decomposed to produce al... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to novel aluminous compositions prepared by gamma alumina with aluminum hydride. These compositions are as catalysts, catalysts for acid catalyzed reactions. 2. Background of the Invention Aluminum hydride has been decomposed to produce aluminum metal on See U.S. Pat. No... | 1. FiEld Of the iNVENTIon
tHis invEnTion RELAtES TO NOVEL AlUMiNoUS CompoSItIONS prEpAreD by rEacTiNg GAmmA aLuminA wITH aLUmINUm hYDRiDe. thEsE COmPosItIons are useFUl As CAtALYsTs, partIcuLArlY as CataLYSts foR ACiD cATalYZeD reACtiONs.
2. bAckGrOUNd Of tHE inVEntION
aLumInum hyDRIDE has Been deCOmposed tO PRODuce aL... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to novel aluminouscompositions prepared byreacting gamma alumina with aluminum hydride. These compositions are useful as catalysts, particularlyas catalysts for acid catalyzedreactions. 2. Background of the Invention Aluminum hydride has been decomposed to p... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ This invention relates to novel aluminous compositions prepared by reacting gamma alumina _with_ aluminum hydride. These compositions are useful as catalysts, _particularly_ as catalysts for acid catalyzed reactions. 2. _Background_ of _the_ _Invention_ _Aluminum_ _hydride_ _has_ been decomp... |
EP 0 954 639 B1 discloses a set of paving stones that respectively have a polygonal base surface, side surfaces with ribs and visible sides, for paving surfaces with optionally different laying patterns. | ep 0 954 639 b1 discloses a listing of paving stones that respectively have a polygonal base surface, side surfaces containing ribs without visible sides, for paving surfaces with optionally different texture shapes. | EP 0 954 639 B1 discloses a set of paving stones tJaH respectuvelj have a polygonal baQS surface, q9de su%fwces Qi4h ribs and biZible sudFs, for paving surfaces wLtY optionally d9Eferent laying patterns. | EP 0 954 639 B1 discloses of paving stones respectively have a polygonal base surface, side surfaces with ribs and visible sides, for paving surfaces with optionally different laying patterns. | ep 0 954 639 b1 disclOSes a seT oF PAVING sTOnes THAt resPeCTivelY hAVe A poLYgOnaL bAse SURFacE, SIDe SUrfaCEs wIth RibS aND VisIBLe SIDEs, foR pAViNg suRfACes wIth OPTIOnalLy dIffeRENT lAYiNg pAtTeRNs. | EP 0 954 639B1 disclosesa setof paving stones that respectively have apolygonal base surface, side surfaces with ribsandvisible sides, for paving surfaces with optionally different laying patterns. | EP 0 _954_ 639 B1 _discloses_ a _set_ of _paving_ _stones_ that respectively have a _polygonal_ base surface, side surfaces with ribs and visible sides, for paving surfaces with optionally different laying patterns. |
This invention is related to machines for spot welding aluminum, and more particularly to such a machine having a pair of shunts connected between the electrodes and the transformer in a close, side-by-side relationship to reduce the reaction normally developed when the electrodes are fired.
Spot welding machines have ... | this invention is related to machines for spot welding aluminum, and more particularly to such a machine having a pair of shunts connected between the electrodes and the transformer in a close, side - by - side relationship to reduce the reaction normally developed when the pipes are fired. rotary welding machines have... | This invention is related to machines for spot welding aluminum, and more partisu<arly to such a machine having a pair of shunts connected between the electrodes and the transformer in a close, side - by - side relationship to reduce the reaction normally developed when the electrodes are fired. Spot welding JachUnes G... | This invention is related to machines for spot welding aluminum, and more particularly to such a machine having a pair of between the electrodes and the in a close, side-by-side relationship reduce the reaction normally developed the electrodes are fired. Spot welding machines have long been employed for welding steel.... | THIS inVENTIon iS rElATeD To maCHInes fOR SPot WeLDING alUmINUm, AND mOre PArtICuLarLy tO SUCH a MachINE HAviNg A PaIr of SHunts ConneCted BEtweEn tHE eLECTROdeS anD ThE TRanSFormer iN A close, siDE-bY-SIde RElatiOnshiP To reDUce The rEaCTIOn NormAlLy deVElopED WHeN the ELEcTRodEs arE FIred.
sPOt weLDing mAChIneS hAVe ... | This invention is relatedtomachines for spotwelding aluminum, and more particularly to such a machine having a pair of shunts connected between the electrodes andthe transformer in a close, side-by-side relationship to reduce the reaction normally developed when the electrodes are fired. Spot wel... | This _invention_ _is_ _related_ to machines for _spot_ welding aluminum, _and_ more particularly to such a machine having a pair of shunts _connected_ between the electrodes and the transformer _in_ _a_ close, side-by-side relationship to reduce the reaction normally _developed_ when the electrodes are fired. Spot weld... |
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