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The present invention relates to an electronic device equipped with a card interface, and more particularly to an electronic device suitable to set an operation mode for a card-shaped device connected thereto via the card interface.
Various types of electronic devices represented by personal computers generally have a ... | the present invention relates to an electronic device equipped with a card interface, and more particularly has an electronic device suitable to set an operation mode for a card - shaped device connected thereto via the card interface. various types of electronic devices represented by personal computers generally have... | The present invention relates to an electronic device equipped with a card interface, and more particularly to an electronic device suitable to set an operation mode for a card - shAp@d device connected thereto via the card interface. Various types of electronic devocds represented by personal computers generally have ... | The present invention relates to an device equipped with a card interface, and more particularly to an electronic device suitable to set an operation mode for a card-shaped device connected thereto via card interface. electronic devices by personal computers generally have function of using an IC card (PC based on the ... | THE pRESENT iNVenTIon rELAtES to AN ElecTrONic DeviCe eqUIPpEd witH A cArD iNTERfacE, and more paRtiCUlArlY TO an ElECTronIC DEvICe suitABle To sET An operAtiOn mODe FoR A CARD-sHAPED dEViCE CoNNecTeD THerETo ViA thE Card InTeRfACe.
vARiOUs TYpeS of electronIc DeviceS RepreSeNtED By pErSOnAl COMPuTeRs GEnERalLy HAVE A ... | Thepresent invention relates to an electronic device equipped with a card interface, and more particularly to an electronicdevice suitable to set an operation mode for a card-shaped device connected theretovia the cardinterface. Various types of electronic devices represented by personal computers genera... | The present invention relates to an electronic device equipped with a card _interface,_ and more _particularly_ to an electronic device suitable to _set_ an _operation_ mode for a card-shaped device connected thereto via the card interface. Various types of electronic devices represented by personal computers generally... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electrophotographic photoconductor containing a new specifically structured azo compound, electrophotography, an electrophotographic apparatus, a process cartridge for the electrophotographic apparatus, a new azo compound, a method for manufacturing the azo ... | 1. field of the invention the proposed invention relates to an electrophotographic photoconductor containing a new specifically structured azo compound, electrophotography, an electrophotographic apparatus, a process cartridge for the electrophotographic apparatus, a new azo compound, a method for manufacturing the azo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electrophotographic photoconductor containing a new specifically structured azo compound, electrophotography, an electrophotographic apparatus, a process cartridge for the electrophotographic apparatus, a new azo compound, a method for manufacturing the azo ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electrophotographic photoconductor containing a new specifically structured azo compound, electrophotography, an electrophotographic apparatus, a process for electrophotographic apparatus, a new azo compound, a method for the azo compound and a photoconducti... | 1. field of THE InVeNtIOn
THe PrEseNT inVenTion Relates TO AN elECTRopHotoGRaphIc PHoToConDUctor CoNTaIninG a neW sPEcifIcALLY sTRUCtuRed aZo CompOund, elECtRophoTOgRAphy, AN ElECtrOPhotOgRAPHic aPPAratUS, A ProcesS CaRtriDge FoR tHE eLEctRoPHOtOgrApHIC APpARaTUs, A NEW aZo COMPOuND, A meTHOD for ManUfActURING The aZo ... | 1.Field of theInvention The present invention relates to an electrophotographicphotoconductor containing a new specifically structured azocompound,electrophotography, an electrophotographic apparatus, a process cartridge for the electrophotographic apparatus,a new azo compound, a method for manufacturing the... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ an electrophotographic photoconductor containing a new specifically structured _azo_ compound, electrophotography, an electrophotographic _apparatus,_ a process cartridge for the electrophotographic apparatus, a new azo compound, a method for _manufacturi... |
In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans had a history of cancer (N... | in 2001, over 1. 2 crore new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0. 5 million people will die from cancer ( american cancer society estimate ). despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. in 1997, for example, approximately 8. 9 million living americans had a history of cancer... | In 2001, over 1. 2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0. 5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate ). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8. 9 million living Americans had a history of cance... | In 2001, over 1.2 new cases of human be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer estimate). Despite this, more than ever are living with surviving 1997, for example, 8.9 million living Americans had a history of cancer (National Cancer Institute estimate). People are more likely to su... | IN 2001, OVeR 1.2 mIllIOn NEW CAses of HUMan cAncEr WILL BE DIAgNOseD and oveR 0.5 MILlIon PEoPLe WilL diE frOM cAnCEr (aMerICan cANCER SOCIEty esTiMaTE). DESpitE THiS, mORE pEOpLe THan eVER aRE liviNG witH And suRVivinG cancER. In 1997, fOR ExaMPlE, AppROXiMATELy 8.9 MIlliON LiVInG aMeriCANS hAD a hIStoRy oF cAncER (N... | In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of human cancer willbe diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (AmericanCancerSociety estimate). Despite this, more people than ever arelivingwith and surviving cancer.In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans had a history of c... | In _2001,_ _over_ 1.2 million new cases _of_ _human_ cancer will _be_ diagnosed _and_ over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society _estimate)._ Despite _this,_ _more_ _people_ _than_ ever _are_ _living_ with and surviving cancer. In 1997, _for_ example, approximately 8.9 million living American... |
The present embodiments relate to a lifting drive for a radiation filter in a mammography device. The present embodiments also relate to a mammography device with a lifting drive.
Mammography devices may be used for fluoroscopy of an object to be examined, for example, a female breast. Mammography devices may feature a... | the present embodiments relate to a lifting drive for a radiation filter in a mammography device. the present embodiments also relate to a mammography device with a lifting drive. mammography devices may be used for fluoroscopy of an object can be examined, for example, a female breast. mammography devices may feature ... | The preZenY embodiments relate to a lifting drive for a radiation filter in a mammography device. The present embodiments also relate to a maNmogrwphy device with a lifting drive. Mammography devices may be JseW for fluoroscopy of an object to be examined, for example, a female breast. Mammography devices may feature a... | embodiments relate to lifting drive for filter in mammography device. The present embodiments also relate to a mammography device with a lifting drive. devices may be used for fluoroscopy of an object to examined, for example, a female breast. Mammography devices may feature a radiographic source and a radiation detect... | The pREsenT eMBODimEnTs ReLAte To A lifTiNg DrIvE FOr a rAdIATIon FiLtEr In A mamMogrAphY DevIce. tHe PreseNT EmBodIMEnTs ALsO relaTe TO A MamMograPhY deVICe wIth a liftiNg DRiVe.
MAmMogRApHY dEvICes May bE usED FOR fLUOrOscoPy oF an OBJECt TO Be eXamIneD, fOr exAmPLe, A fEmALE bREaSt. mAmMOgRAPHY DeviCes mAY fEAtuRE a... | The present embodiments relate to a lifting drive for a radiation filter in a mammographydevice. The present embodiments also relate to a mammography devicewith a lifting drive.Mammography devices maybe used for fluoroscopy of an object to beexamined, forexample, a female breast. Mammography dev... | The present embodiments relate to a lifting drive for a radiation filter _in_ a mammography _device._ The present embodiments _also_ _relate_ to a _mammography_ device _with_ a lifting drive. Mammography _devices_ may _be_ used for fluoroscopy of an object to be examined, for _example,_ a female breast. Mammography _de... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to the making of decorative art works. More particularly, the invention relates to an improved method for creating and exhibiting a painted design.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The method of creating works of art by applying one or more layers of decorative ... | 1. field discusses the invention this invention generally relates primarily the making of decorative art works. more particularly, the invention relates to an improved method for creating and exhibiting a painted design. 2. description of the prior art the method of creating works of art by applying one or more layers ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to the making of decorative art works. More particularly, the invention #elateQ to an improved method for creating and exhibiting a painted design. 2. Description of the Prior Art The method of creating works of art by applying one or more layers of decorative ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the making of decorative art works. More the invention relates to an improved method for creating and exhibiting a painted design. 2. Description the Prior Art The method of creating works of art by applying or more layers of decorative materials on a substrate, as ca... | 1. FieLd OF ThE INVENTIon
ThIS INVeNtION GEnerALly rELAtes To the MAkiNG OF DEcoRAtIvE ARt WOrks. mOrE pArtIcuLARLy, tHE InvenTiOn rElaTEs tO An imProVEd METHoD fOR creatINg anD eXhibItiNg A PaiNtED DesigN.
2. DEsCRIPTiOn Of tHe pRIoR art
thE mETHOD oF CreaTInG WoRKs oF ART By AppLyiNG ONE Or MoRE LAyErS oF DeCoRaTIVE ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This inventiongenerally relates to the making of decorativeartworks. More particularly, the invention relates to an improved method for creating and exhibiting a painted design. 2.Description of thePrior Art The method ofcreating works of art by applying one or more layers ofdecorativ... | _1._ Field of the Invention _This_ invention generally _relates_ _to_ the making of _decorative_ _art_ works. More _particularly,_ the invention relates to an improved method for _creating_ _and_ exhibiting a painted design. _2._ Description of _the_ Prior Art The _method_ of creating works of _art_ by applying one or ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to the transmission of data over optical fibers and, more particularly, to reducing the amount of pulse narrowing in the electrical signal that drives a limiting E/O converter in the transmitter in order to improve the performance of the transmission.
2. Descri... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to the transmission of data over optical fibers and, more particularly, to reducing the amount of pulse narrowing in the electrical signal that drives a limiting e / o converter in the transmitter taken order to improve the performance of the transmission. 2. d... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to the transmission of data over optical fibers and, more particularly, to redudinV the amount of pulse narrowing in the electrical signal that drives a limiting E / O converter in the trSnsmLtter in order to improve the performance of the transmission. 2. Desc... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to the transmission of over optical fibers and, more particularly, to reducing the amount of pulse narrowing the signal that drives a limiting E/O converter in transmitter in to improve the performance of the transmission. 2. of Related Art Optical fiber is wid... | 1. FIelD Of thE INVenTioN
THis InVEntioN ReLAtES GEneRaLLy tO the tRanSMiSsIoN OF DaTA Over optIcaL FiBers And, MOrE partICUlaRlY, TO rEDuciNG thE AMOunT of PUlSe NarROwIng iN ThE ElECtRiCal sIgnAl THaT DRiVes a LiMITing e/o COnvERTeR iN ThE TRANsmiTtEr In ordeR to imPrOVE The PeRFOrMaNCe OF ThE TrANsMISSiON.
2. dESCRi... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to the transmission of data over opticalfibers and, more particularly, to reducing the amountof pulse narrowing inthe electrical signal that drives a limiting E/O converter in the transmitter in orderto improve the performance of the transmissi... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates _generally_ to the transmission of data over optical fibers and, more particularly, to reducing the _amount_ of pulse narrowing in the _electrical_ signal that drives a _limiting_ _E/O_ _converter_ _in_ the transmitter in _order_ to _improve_ _the_ performance _of_ the t... |
3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) work item on the Long Term Evolution (LTE) is sometimes also referred to as Evolved Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E-UTRAN). In E-UTRAN Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) technology is used in the downlink ... | 3rd generation partnership project ( 3gpp ) work item on the long term evolution ( lte ) is sometimes also referred to as evolved universal optical telecommunications system ( umts ) terrestrial radio access network ( e - span ). in e - utran orthogonal frequency division multiple access ( ofdma ) technology is used in... | 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) work item on the Long Term Evolution (LTE) is sometimes also referred to as Evolved Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E - UTRAN ). In E - UTRAN Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access (OFDMA) technology is used in the down... | 3rd Generation Partnership Project work item on the Long Term Evolution (LTE) is sometimes also referred to as Evolved Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E-UTRAN). In E-UTRAN Orthogonal Frequency Division Access (OFDMA) technology is used the downlink Single Carrier Freq... | 3RD gEneRation PaRTnErShiP ProjEcT (3GPP) WORK ItEM on THe Long TeRM EvOLUtiON (Lte) is sOMETImEs alSo REFeRRED tO AS evoLved UNIvERSAL moBILe TELecOmMunIcATioNs SystEm (uMTs) TeRrEStRiAl RaDIo accESs nETWOrK (e-UtRAN). iN E-UTrAn orthOgoNAl freQUencY dIVIsioN muLTIplE acceSS (OFDmA) TeChNOLogy Is usED in the DOWnLink ... | 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) work itemon the Long Term Evolution (LTE)is sometimes also referred to as Evolved Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS) Terrestrial Radio Access Network (E-UTRAN). In E-UTRANOrthogonal Frequency DivisionMultiple Access (OFDMA) technology is used in... | _3rd_ Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) work item on the Long Term _Evolution_ _(LTE)_ is _sometimes_ also referred to as Evolved Universal Mobile Telecommunications System _(UMTS)_ _Terrestrial_ Radio Access Network (E-UTRAN). In E-UTRAN _Orthogonal_ _Frequency_ Division Multiple _Access_ (OFDMA) technology is use... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to compositions and methods for dominant gene suppression. Certain embodiments provide methods for preventing transmission of transgenes in gametes. Certain embodiments comprise pairs of plants in which the phenotype of the parents is suppressed in the progeny. ... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates generally to compositions and methods for dominant gene suppression. certain embodiments provide methods for preventing transmission of transgenes in gametes. certain embodiments comprise pairs of plants in which the phenotype of the parents is suppressed in the progeny. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to compositions and methods for dominant gene suppression. Certain embodiments provide methods for p5eventKng transmission of transgenes in gametes. Certain embodiments comprise pairs of plants in which the phenotype of the parents is suppressed in the progeny. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to compositions and methods for dominant gene suppression. Certain embodiments methods for transmission of transgenes in gametes. Certain comprise pairs plants in which the phenotype the parents is suppressed in the progeny. Certain embodiments provide methods u... | 1. field of ThE InvEnTion
ThE iNvEntIOn ReLaTeS GenerallY TO coMPosiTIONS anD MEtHOds FOr dominAnT gENe SuppRessiON. CeRTaiN EmBoDiMENts prOvIDe METhoDS foR preVenTinG TRansMiSSion OF transgenes In GAmETeS. cerTAIN eMbOdiMeNtS comPRiSE pAirS of pLants in WHicH ThE PhenOType Of THE pAreNTS iS sUPpreSseD iN tHE prOGeny. ... | 1. Field of the InventionThe invention relates generally to compositions and methods fordominantgene suppression. Certain embodiments providemethods for preventing transmission of transgenes in gametes. Certain embodiments comprise pairs of plants in which the phenotype of the parents is suppressed inthe ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The invention relates generally to compositions and methods _for_ dominant _gene_ suppression. _Certain_ embodiments provide _methods_ for preventing _transmission_ of transgenes in gametes. _Certain_ embodiments comprise pairs of plants in which the phenotype of the _parents_ is suppressed ... |
Influenza virus is one of the most ubiquitous viruses present in the world, affecting both humans and livestock. The economic impact of influenza is significant. | infectious virus is one of the most ubiquitous viruses present in the world, affecting both humans and livestock. worldwide economic cost of influenza is large. | Influenza virus is one of the J(st ubiquito ta viruses prwZent in the w)dld, affecting both gumajs and livestoXI. The ecPn(mic iHpast of influ@jza is significant. | Influenza virus is one of the most ubiquitous present in the world, affecting both humans and livestock. The economic impact of influenza is | iNFluENza ViRUS IS ONe Of THe MOst UbiQuiTOus vIRUsEs preSEnt iN tHE wOrld, AffEcting Both HuMAns anD liVEsTocK. tHe ECOnOmiC iMPact OF INflUENZa is SIgnifIcAnt. | Influenza virus is oneofthe most ubiquitous viruses present in the world, affecting both humans and livestock.The economic impact of influenza is significant. | Influenza virus is one of the _most_ ubiquitous _viruses_ _present_ in the _world,_ _affecting_ both humans and _livestock._ The economic impact of influenza is significant. |
The disclosure generally relates to compounds, compositions, and methods for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. The disclosure provides novel inhibitors of HIV, pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and methods for using these compounds in the treatment of HIV infection.
Hum... | the disclosure generally relates to compounds, compositions, and methods for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus ( hiv ) infection. the disclosure provides novel inhibitors from hiv, pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and methods for using these compounds in the treatment of hiv infection.... | The disclosure generally relates to compounds, compositions, and methods for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. The disclos8De provides novel inhibitors of HIV, pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and methods for using these compounds in the treatment of HIV infection. Hum... | The disclosure generally relates to compounds, compositions, and methods for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus infection. The disclosure provides novel inhibitors of HIV, pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, methods for using these compounds in the treatment of infection. Human virus (HIV)... | The DIscLosUre geneRaLLy RElatEs tO COmPOUNds, ComPOsITiOnS, ANd metHODs FOr The TREATMENt Of HUmaN iMmUNODEFICienCY ViruS (HIV) iNfECtIoN. thE dISClOSure prOViDeS novEL INHibitoRs Of HIV, PHArmaCEUtICal CoMpositions contAINing SUch COmPoUnds, And meTHOds fOr USiNg thEse cOMpOunds iN ThE TReatMeNt Of HiV infEctioN.
hum... | The disclosure generallyrelates to compounds, compositions, and methods for thetreatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)infection.The disclosure provides novel inhibitors of HIV, pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and methods for usingthesecompounds in the treatment of HIV ... | The disclosure _generally_ relates to compounds, compositions, and methods for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) infection. The disclosure _provides_ _novel_ inhibitors of HIV, pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and methods _for_ using these compounds in the treatment _of_ HIV infe... |
The present invention relates to a conditioned ocular enhancement training system and method for training a player of a game in which an object is projected towards the player at a velocity within a normal velocity range.
Various training programs and methods have been proposed to enhance the performance of athletes, i... | the present invention relates to a conditioned ocular enhancement training system and method for training a player of a game in which the object is projected towards the player at a velocity within a normal velocity range. various training programs and methods have been developed to enhance the performance of athletes,... | The present invention relates to a conditioned ocular enhancement training system and method for training a player of a game in which an object is projected towards the player at a velocity within a normal velocity range. Various training programs and methods have been proposed to enhance the performance of athletes, i... | The present invention relates to a conditioned ocular enhancement training system and method training a player of a game in which an is projected towards the player at velocity within a normal range. training programs and have been proposed to enhance the performance athletes, including dietary programs, muscular devel... | ThE prEsENt invENTiOn ReLATes to A CoNdItiONed OcUlaR eNHaNCeMeNT TRaiNing sYSTem aNd MeTHOd FoR trAINInG A PLayER of a gaME In WHICh aN oBjeCT is pRoJEcTED TOwArDS The pLayER At a vEloCiTy WIthiN A NOrMAl VELOCIty rANge.
VaRIOuS trAiNING ProgrAMS And MetHODS haVE BeEN proPOsEd tO enHANCE The PeRFoRManCE Of aTHleTeS, i... | The present invention relates to a conditioned ocular enhancement trainingsystem and method fortraining aplayer of agame in which an object isprojected towards theplayer at avelocity withina normal velocity range. Various trainingprogramsand methods have been proposed to enhance the performance ... | The present invention relates to a conditioned _ocular_ enhancement training system _and_ method for training a player of a game _in_ which an object is projected towards the player at a velocity within a normal velocity _range._ Various training _programs_ _and_ methods _have_ been proposed to enhance the performance ... |
A group of biological agents termed superantigens has been described based on their ability to stimulate monocytes and unprimed CD4+ (MHC Class II restricted) and CD8+ (MHC Class I restricted) T-cells. Included with the designation of superantigens are the enterotoxins of Staphylococcus aureus.
The enterotoxins of Sta... | a group of biological agents termed superantigens has been described based on their ability to stimulate monocytes and unprimed cd4 + ( mhc class ii restricted ) and cd8 + ( mhc class i restricted ) t - cells. included with the designation of superantigens are the enterotoxins of staphylococcus aureus. the enterotoxins... | A group of biological agents termed superantigens has been described based on their ability to stimulate monocytes and unprimed CD4 + (MHC Class II restricted) and CD8 + (MHC Class I restricted) T - cells. Included with the designation of superantigens are the enterotoxins of Staphylococcus aureus. The enterotoxins of ... | A group of biological agents superantigens has been described based on their ability to stimulate monocytes and unprimed CD4+ (MHC Class II and (MHC Class I restricted) T-cells. Included with the designation of are the enterotoxins of Staphylococcus aureus. The enterotoxins of Staphylococcus aureus form a group of sero... | a GRoUP Of bIologIcAl AgeNts teRmeD sUPeRAntigEnS hAs bEeN DEScRIbeD BASEd ON TheiR AbiLIty tO StImulAte monOcyTEs and unpRimED CD4+ (mHC ClaSS iI rESTRIcTeD) And cD8+ (mhC ClaSS I REStricteD) T-cells. InCLUded wiTh The designaTioN OF supeRantIgEns aRe tHe EntEROToXInS OF stAPHylOcoccUS aureUS.
the ENtEROtOxInS of STA... | A group of biological agents termed superantigens has beendescribed based ontheir ability to stimulate monocytes and unprimed CD4+ (MHC Class II restricted) and CD8+ (MHC Class I restricted) T-cells. Included with thedesignation of superantigens are the enterotoxinsof Staphylococcus aureus. The... | A group of _biological_ agents termed superantigens has been _described_ _based_ on their ability to stimulate monocytes and unprimed _CD4+_ _(MHC_ Class II restricted) and CD8+ (MHC Class I restricted) T-cells. Included with the _designation_ of superantigens are the enterotoxins of Staphylococcus aureus. _The_ _enter... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to liquid spray devices for use in a gas and liquid contact apparatus, and especially to such devices which are adapted for use in water cooling towers wherein water is distributed over the top of fill elements to be cooled by a cross- or countercurrent flow of gas, such... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to liquid spray devices for use in a gas and liquid contact apparatus, and especially to such devices which are adapted for use in water cooling towers wherein water is distributed over the top of flow elements to be cooled by a cross - or countercurrent flow of gas, suc... | 1. Fjdld of the Invention This invention relates to liquid spray devices for use in a gas and liquid contact apparatus, and especially to such devices which are adapted for use in water cooling towers wherein water is distributed over the top of fill elements to be cooled by a cross - or countercurrent flow of gas, suc... | 1. Field of Invention This relates to liquid spray devices for use in gas and liquid apparatus, especially to such devices which adapted for use in water cooling towers wherein water is distributed over the top of fill elements to be cooled by a cross- or countercurrent flow gas, such as air. Discussion Related In gas ... | 1. FIELD oF thE invEnTIOn
THIs INvENTiON ReLatES tO LiQUid SPray DEviCEs For USe in a gas AND LiqUID coNtACt appARatuS, AND espECiaLLy To SuCh DevicES WHicH are adAPteD FOr USe in Water CoolING TOweRS wHerEin wATeR IS diSTributEd OVER thE tOp OF fILl eLemeNtS TO Be coOlED By A CROSS- Or couNTeRcurrEnt fLOW of gAS, SUcH... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates toliquid spray devices for use in a gasand liquidcontact apparatus, and especially to such devices which are adapted for use in water cooling towers wherein water is distributed overthe top of fill elements to be cooledby a cross- or countercurrent f... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention _relates_ to liquid spray devices for use _in_ a _gas_ and liquid _contact_ apparatus, and especially _to_ such devices which are _adapted_ for use in water cooling towers wherein _water_ is distributed _over_ _the_ _top_ of _fill_ elements to be cooled by a cross- _or_ _counter... |
Plate heat exchangers provided with heat transfer plates are utilized for exchange of heat between two or more heat exchange fluids. The heat transfer plates may be welded together. The heat transfer plates form plate interspaces adapted to be flowed through by the heat exchange fluids. In some types of plate heat exch... | plate heat exchangers provided with heat transfer plates are utilized for exchange of heat between two or more heat exchange fluids. the heat transfer plates may be welded together. the heat transfer plates form plate interspaces adapted to be flowed through by the heat exchange fluids. in some types of plate heat exch... | Plate heat exchangers provided with heat transfer plates are utilized for exchange of heat between two or more heat exchange fluids. The heat transfer plates may be welded together. The heat transfer plates form plate interspaces adapted to be flowed through by the heat exchange fluids. In some types of plate heat exch... | Plate heat exchangers provided with heat transfer plates are utilized for exchange of heat between two more heat exchange fluids. The heat plates may be welded The heat transfer plates form plate interspaces adapted to be flowed through by the exchange fluids. some types of heat the plates are provided with holes which... | plaTe HEAT exChAngERs PROVidEd witH hEaT trANsfEr PLATeS ARE UTiLIZED FOr eXchaNGE oF hEAT BETWEEn tWO or MORe hEAt eXCHaNge FluiDS. thE HEaT traNSfEr PlATEs mAy BE WelDEd TOGEtHer. ThE Heat TRAnSfEr PLatES forM pLate InTeRsPACes adAPteD to bE floWEd ThRouGh by thE heaT exChANGe FLUiDs. In soME tyPeS OF PLATE Heat EXch... | Plate heat exchangers provided withheat transferplates are utilized for exchange of heat betweentwo or more heat exchange fluids. Theheattransfer plates may be welded together.The heattransfer plates form plate interspacesadapted to be flowed through by theheatexchange fluids. In some types of plate ... | Plate heat exchangers provided with _heat_ transfer _plates_ _are_ utilized for _exchange_ _of_ _heat_ between two or more _heat_ _exchange_ fluids. The _heat_ _transfer_ _plates_ may _be_ welded together. The heat _transfer_ plates form plate interspaces adapted to _be_ flowed through by _the_ _heat_ exchange fluids. ... |
Aqueous dispersions of a thermoplastic resin of various types are known in the art. Aqueous dispersions have been used in a wide variety of fields since an aqueous dispersion prepared by using water as its dispersion medium is far more advantageous than the dispersions prepared by using an organic solvent for the dispe... | aqueous dispersions of a thermoplastic resin of various types commercially known in the art. aqueous dispersions have been used in a wide variety of fields since an aqueous dispersion prepared by using water as its dispersion medium is far more advantageous than the dispersions prepared by using an organic solvent for ... | Aqueous dispersions of a thermoplastic resin of various types are known in the art. Aqueous dispersions have been used in a wJxe variety of fields since an aqueous disLFrsion prepared by using water as its dispersion medium is far more advantageous than the dispersions prepared by using an organic solvent for the Rispe... | Aqueous dispersions of a thermoplastic resin of various types are known in the art. Aqueous dispersions been in a wide variety of fields since an aqueous dispersion prepared by using water as its medium is far more advantageous the dispersions prepared by using an organic solvent for the dispersion medium in view of fl... | AQUeOuS DISPersIOns of A THERMOPlASTIc resin of vaRIoUs TYpes are KNoWn iN THe ArT. AQUEOUS diSpERSIoNS havE bEEN UsED In A WIde VArIETy oF fiElds SIncE An aqueOus DispeRsiOn PrEPARed by uSinG wATEr As ITS DispersION Medium iS FAr MORe ADVANTAgeOus thAn ThE DIspErsiONS pREPaReD bY USING an orGaNiC solVenT FOR thE diSpE... | Aqueous dispersions of a thermoplastic resinof varioustypes are known in the art. Aqueousdispersions have beenused in a wide variety of fields sincean aqueousdispersion prepared by using water asitsdispersion mediumis farmore advantageous than the dispersions prepared by using an organic solvent for... | Aqueous dispersions of a thermoplastic _resin_ of _various_ types are known _in_ the art. Aqueous _dispersions_ have been _used_ in a wide variety of fields _since_ an aqueous _dispersion_ prepared by using water as its _dispersion_ medium is far more advantageous than the dispersions prepared by using an organic solve... |
Since a hot melt adhesive (hereinafter referred to as "HMA") is a non-solvent type adhesive and fast setting, it is widely employed in various fields. For example, in the field of the production of an optical disc, HMA is expected to be used in place of the conventional epoxy adhesive and solvent type adhesive due to i... | since a hot melt adhesive ( hereinafter referred to as " hma " ) is a non - solvent type adhesive and fast setting, it is widely employed in various fields. for example, in the field of the production of an optical disc, hma is expected to be used in place of the conventional epoxy adhesive and solvent type adhesive du... | Since a hot melt adhesive (hereinafter referred to as " HMA ") is a non - solvent type adhesive and fast setting, it is widely employed in various fields. For example, in the field of the prLductikn of an optical disc, HMA is expected to be used in place of the conventional epoxy adhesive and solvent type adhesive due ... | Since hot melt adhesive (hereinafter referred to as "HMA") is non-solvent type adhesive fast setting, it is widely various For example, in the field of the production of optical disc, HMA is expected to in place of the conventional epoxy adhesive and solvent type adhesive to its advantage such as easiness in handling. ... | SiNce A Hot meLT ADhEsive (HeReInafTER reFeRREd To as "hma") iS a NOn-sOLVeNt typE aDhESiVE AnD fAsT SeTtINg, It iS WIdelY EMPLoyEd in vAriOus FIeldS. fOR Example, in the fiELd oF thE PrOducTiON Of aN oPtiCal dISC, hMa Is EXPecTeD tO bE UseD In PLacE oF THE coNveNtIOnAl epOxY aDHeSIVE And sOlvenT tyPe aDheSIVe dUE TO i... | Since ahot melt adhesive (hereinafter referred to as "HMA") isanon-solvent type adhesive and fastsetting, it is widely employed in various fields. For example, inthe field of the production of an optical disc, HMA is expected to be used in place of theconventional epoxy adhesive and solvent type ... | _Since_ _a_ hot melt adhesive (hereinafter referred to as "HMA") is a non-solvent type adhesive and fast setting, _it_ is widely employed in various fields. _For_ example, in the field of the production of an optical _disc,_ HMA is expected to _be_ _used_ in place of the _conventional_ epoxy adhesive and solvent type a... |
1. Field
The present disclosure relates generally to aircraft and, in particular, to a method and apparatus for moving cargo using aircraft. Still more particularly, the present disclosure relates to a method and apparatus for handling cargo in a sling beneath an aircraft.
2. Background
In addition to carrying passenge... | 1. field the present disclosure relates generally to aircraft and, in particular, to a method and apparatus for moving cargo using aircraft. still more particularly, the present disclosure relates to a method and apparatus for handling cargo in a sling beneath an aircraft. 2. background in addition to carrying passenge... | 1. Field The present discloDur# relates generally to aircraft and, in particular, to a method and apparatus for moving cargo using aircraft. Still more particularly, the present disclosure relates to a method and apparatus for handling cargo in a sling beneath an aircraft. 2. Background In addition to carrying passenge... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates generally to aircraft and, in particular, to method and apparatus for cargo using aircraft. more particularly, the present disclosure relates to a method and for handling cargo in a sling beneath an aircraft. 2. Background In addition carrying passengers, aircraft may be used to ... | 1. FIELD
the presENt DISclosuRE rElaTes GENerALLy To AIRCraFT ANd, IN paRTIcULar, To a mETHOD aNd aPPARatUs for MOvinG carGo UsiNG AIRcraFt. sTIll MOre pARtiCulARly, THe PresENT dISCLOsuRe reLatEs to a MEthOd aND ApPArAtus for HaNDLInG cArgo in a SLINg beNEaTh an AircraFt.
2. BACkgROUnd
in additiON to carRYiNg PasseNgE... | 1.FieldThe present disclosure relates generally to aircraft and, in particular,to a method and apparatus for moving cargo using aircraft. Stillmoreparticularly, the presentdisclosure relates toa method and apparatusfor handling cargo in a sling beneath an aircraft. 2.BackgroundInaddition to car... | _1._ Field The _present_ disclosure relates generally _to_ aircraft and, in _particular,_ to a method and _apparatus_ _for_ moving cargo using _aircraft._ _Still_ more particularly, the present disclosure relates to _a_ method and apparatus _for_ handling _cargo_ in a sling beneath an aircraft. _2._ _Background_ In add... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of producing electrically conductive anisotropic heat sealing connector members, particularly which can cope with fine pitches of circuits patterns.
Such connector members or connector member will be referred to as "connector members" or "connector mem... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method of producing electro conductive anisotropic heat sealing connector members, particularly which must cope with fine pitches of circuits patterns. such connector members or connector member will be given to as " connector members " or " connector member ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of producing electrically conductive anisotropic heat sealing connector members, particularly which can cope with fine pitches of circ7Lts patterns. SudY connWctoe members or connector member will be referred to as " connector members " or " connector ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to method of producing electrically conductive anisotropic heat sealing members, particularly which can cope with fine of circuits patterns. Such connector members or connector member will referred to as "connector members" or "connector member", hereinafter. The ... | 1. fIeLd of thE InvEnTion
thE PReSenT INveNTiOn RElAtES TO a Method Of PRODUCinG EleCTriCALLy cONDuctiVe anISOTROPic HeAT seaLing COnNecTOR mEMbERS, PaRtICulArly WHiCh caN COpe witH fInE pItCheS oF CiRCUITs paTterNS.
SuCh COnnEctor MEMbers OR CONNector MEMbEr WILl bE rEfeRreD to aS "COnnecTor memBErs" oR "CONnEcTOR meM... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to amethod ofproducing electrically conductive anisotropic heat sealing connector members, particularly which can cope with fine pitches of circuits patterns.Such connector members or connector member will be referred to as "connector members" or "co... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates _to_ a method of producing electrically conductive anisotropic heat sealing connector _members,_ particularly which can _cope_ with fine pitches of circuits patterns. Such connector members or _connector_ member will be referred to as "connector members" _or_ "c... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method for fabricating bipolar semiconductor integrated circuit device which is adopted for high integration and high density, and is capable of operating at high speed.
2. Description of the Related Art
In order to increase the operational speed of a bipolar... | 1. field of physical invention the present invention relates to a method for fabricating bipolar bipolar integrated circuit device which is adopted for high integration and high density, and is capable of operating at high speed. 2. description of the related art in order thus increase the operational speed of a bipola... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for fabricating bipolar semiconductor integrated circuit device which is adopted for high integration and high density, and is capable of operating at high speed. 2. Description of the Related Art In order to increase the operational speed of a bipolar... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates a method for fabricating bipolar semiconductor integrated circuit device which adopted high integration density, and is capable operating at high speed. 2. Description the Related Art In order to increase the speed of a bipolar semiconductor integrated circuit device,... | 1. fieLD Of The INventioN
thE pREsENt INvEntioN rELaTEs tO A mETHod for fabRICAtinG bIPoLAR semIconDUcTOR inTegrATEd CIrcUIt DeviCe WHIch IS adOPted FOR hiGH iNteGRATioN And hiGH deNsity, aND is CaPaBle of OpeRAtinG aT HiGh sPeED.
2. descriPTIoN of thE rElAtED arT
In orDEr to INCREase tHe OpeRAtIONaL sPeED oF A biPoLAr... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates toa method for fabricating bipolar semiconductor integrated circuit device which is adopted for high integration and high density, and is capable of operating at high speed. 2. Description of the Related Art In order to increasethe operational s... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a method for fabricating _bipolar_ semiconductor integrated circuit device which is adopted for high integration and high density, _and_ is capable _of_ _operating_ _at_ high speed. 2. Description of _the_ Related _Art_ In order to increase the operational sp... |
Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a multi-access online game system and a method for controlling a game for use in the multi-access online game system, and more particularly to a system and method for effectively processing real-time messages generated during an online game with many messages to be pr... | field of invention the present invention relates to a multi - access online game system and a method for controlling a game for use in the multi - access online game system, and more particularly to a system and method for effectively processing real - time messages generated during an online game with many messages to... | Field of Invention The present invention relates to a K7lti - access online game system and a method for controlling a game for use in the multi - access online game system, and more particularly to a system and method for effec5iv4ly processing real - time messages generated during an online game with many messages to... | Field Invention The present invention relates to a multi-access online game system and method for controlling a game for use in the multi-access online game system, more particularly to system and method effectively processing real-time messages generated during an online game with many messages to be processed in real... | field OF InVeNtioN
the pResEnT InVEntION ReLaTES tO a MuLTi-AcCEss ONlinE GaMe System and A MeThOD For COnTROLLiNg a gAME fOR uSE iN THe mUlTi-AcCEss onLine game SYSTEM, AnD mORE paRtiCUlarLY To A System AnD mEThoD FOr EFFEcTIVElY pROCESSInG real-tiMe MESSaGES genERAteD DURing aN onliNE GAmE witH mAnY MesSagEs to Be pR... | Field of InventionThe present invention relates to a multi-access online game system and amethod for controlling agame for use in the multi-access onlinegamesystem, and more particularly to a system and method for effectively processing real-time messages generated during an online game with... | Field of Invention The present invention relates to a multi-access _online_ game system and a _method_ for controlling a game for use in the multi-access _online_ game _system,_ and more particularly _to_ _a_ system and method for effectively processing _real-time_ messages generated during an online game with _many_ m... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an agent management system, and more particularly to a system for monitoring and controlling an agent from its external environment, in a distributed processing system comprising a single computer or a plurality of computers inter-connected through a workstatio... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an agent management system, and more particularly to a system for monitoring and controlling an agent from its external environment, in a distributed processing system comprising a single computer or a plurality of computers inter - connected through a workstat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an agent management system, and more particularly to a system for monitoring and controlling an agent eEom its external environment, in a distributed processing system comprising a single computer or a plurality of computers inter - connected throjhh a workstat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an agent management system, and more particularly to a system for monitoring and controlling an agent from its external environment, in a distributed processing system a single computer or a plurality of computers inter-connected through a workstation and agent... | 1. FieLD Of the INvENTIOn
tHE PRESeNT InVentIon rELAtES To AN aGEnT manAGemENt SYSTEm, and morE pARtiCulaRlY to A sYSTEm For MOniTOrINg anD CONtRoLLIng An agENT frOm its ExtErNal ENvIRonmEnT, in a DiSTrIBuTED proCessinG sYSTEm coMPrisinG a sInGLE CompuTER Or a PlurAlItY oF ComPutERS Inter-COnnecTED THRougH a WORKsTaTiO... | 1. Field of theInvention The presentinvention relates to an agent management system, and more particularly to a system for monitoring and controllingan agent from its external environment, in a distributed processing system comprising a single computer or a pluralityofcomputers inter-connectedthrough a workst... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to an _agent_ management system, and _more_ particularly _to_ a system for monitoring and controlling _an_ agent from _its_ _external_ environment, in a distributed processing system _comprising_ a single computer or _a_ _plurality_ of computers inter-connected ... |
Mobile computing devices are typically battery operated. Some mobile computing devices can wirelessly access network resources over cellular data and/or Wi-Fi network connections. These mobile devices are often constrained by battery capacity and/or limits on cellular data usage.
Some mobile computing devices allow a u... | mobile computing networks are typically battery operated. some mobile computing devices can wirelessly access network resources over cellular data or / or wi - chip internet services. these mobile installations are often constrained by battery capacity and / or limits on cellular data usage. some mobile computing devic... | Mobile computing devices are typically battery operated. Some mobile comLutOng devices can wirelessly access network resources over cellular data and / or Wi - Fi network connecHiLns. These mobile devices are often SoHstrained by battery capacity and / or limutD on cellular dstQ usage. Some mobile computing devices all... | Mobile computing devices are typically operated. Some mobile computing devices can wirelessly access network resources data and/or Wi-Fi network connections. These mobile devices are often constrained by battery capacity and/or limits on cellular data usage. Some mobile computing devices allow a user to run application... | MObILe cOMpUTInG DeVicEs aRE TypIcALLy bAtTEry oPErAted. sOme mobiLE COmpuTING DEVICes cAn wIrelesSly aCCESs NEtWOrk resOURcEs over CELlUlAR Data anD/oR wI-Fi NeTwork cONnEctiOnS. thesE moBIlE devIceS ARE ofTEN CoNSTrAiNED bY BattERY CaPACIty aNd/or liMiTs On CELlUlAR DATa usaGe.
SOME mOBIle cOMpuTING DeVICeS aLLow A u... | Mobile computingdevices are typically battery operated. Some mobile computing devicescan wirelessly access network resources over cellular dataand/or Wi-Fi networkconnections. These mobile devices are often constrained by battery capacity and/or limits on cellular data usage. Some mobile computing devices allow a... | Mobile _computing_ devices are typically battery operated. Some mobile computing devices can wirelessly access _network_ resources _over_ cellular data and/or _Wi-Fi_ network connections. These mobile _devices_ _are_ often constrained by battery capacity and/or limits on cellular data usage. Some _mobile_ _computing_ d... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention is in the field of dental tools.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The traditional method of creating a replica tooth is to apply a pliable molding material around the tooth to be replaced with a replica then being created by the cavity formed in the molding material. More recent ... | 1. field of the invention this invention is in the field of dental tools. 2. description of the prior art the traditional method of creating a replica tooth is to apply a pliable molding material around the tooth to be replaced with a replica then being created by the cavity formed in the molding material. more recent ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is in the field of dental tools. 2. Description of the Prior Art The traditional method of creating a replica tooth is to apply a pliable molding material around the tooth to be replaced with a replica then being created by the cavity formed in the molding material. More feSent ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is in the field of dental tools. 2. Description of Prior Art The traditional method of creating a replica tooth is to apply pliable molding material around the tooth to be replaced with a replica then being created by the cavity in the molding material. More recent dental techno... | 1. FIELd oF the INVEnTion
thIs iNveNTiOn IS IN tHE FIELd oF DenTAl Tools.
2. DESCrIptiOn oF thE prIOR ARt
ThE traditIOnaL METhod OF cReATIng A REPLiCA tOotH Is to AppLy a pLiABlE MOLding matERIAL ArOUnD thE ToOTh TO bE rEplACed with A rePlIcA THeN BEInG CREATed By THE cAvITy foRMEd IN The mOLDiNg mATeriaL. MOrE reCenT ... | 1.Field of the InventionThisinvention is in the field of dentaltools. 2. Description of the Prior ArtThe traditionalmethodof creating a replica tooth is to apply a pliable molding material aroundthe tooth to be replaced with a replica then being created bythe cavity formed in the molding material. More ... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention is in the field of _dental_ _tools._ 2. Description of the Prior Art The traditional method of creating a replica tooth is to _apply_ a pliable molding _material_ around the tooth to be replaced with a replica then being created by _the_ _cavity_ formed in _the_ molding _mater... |
A vehicle brake testing dynamometer which is portable presents a problem at the location of use as to positioning the dynamometer on the road surface such that vehicles can be driven onto it for brake testing. The length of the dynamometer corresponds generally to the width of the vehicle which will be driven onto it. ... | a mechanical brake testing dynamometer which is portable presents a problem at the location of locations as to positioning the dynamometer on the road surface such that vehicles can be driven onto it for brake testing. the length of the dynamometer corresponds generally to the width of the vehicle which will be driven ... | A vegic?e brake testing dynamometer which is portable presents a problem at the location of use as to positioning the dynamometer on the road surBqce such that vehLclez can be driven onto it for brake testing. The length of the dyjamom4ter corresponds generally to the width of the vehicle which will be driven onto it. ... | A vehicle brake testing dynamometer which is portable presents a problem the location of use as to positioning the dynamometer on the road surface such that vehicles can be driven onto it for brake testing. The length of the dynamometer corresponds generally to the width the vehicle which be driven onto it. The when tr... | A veHIcle BrAke testiNG DyNAmoMEtER wHich is pORtable PresEnTs a PRObLeM AT tHE LOCatIon Of UsE As TO POsitIoninG THE dynAmoMETer ON ThE rOaD SuRface SucH ThAT VEHiCLeS caN BE DriVen OnTo It for braKe tesTIng. tHE leNGtH OF tHE DYNamOmeTER cOrrespOnDs GeNERALLY To ThE wIdTH of thE VeHIclE WHIch wiLl bE drIvEn OntO IT. ... | A vehicle brake testingdynamometer which is portable presents aproblem atthe location of use astopositioning the dynamometeron the road surface such thatvehiclescanbe driven onto it for brake testing. The length of the dynamometer corresponds generally to the width of the vehicle which will be driven ... | A vehicle _brake_ testing _dynamometer_ which is _portable_ presents a problem at _the_ _location_ of use as to positioning the dynamometer on the road _surface_ such _that_ vehicles can be driven onto it for _brake_ _testing._ The length of the dynamometer corresponds generally to the width _of_ the vehicle which will... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a driving device, a display apparatus having the display device and a method of driving the display apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a driving device which prevents a damage of a data driver thereof, a display apparatus having the ... | 1. field in the design the present invention relates to a driving device, a display apparatus having the display device and a method of operating the display apparatus. more particularly, the present invention relates to a driving device which prevents a damage of a data driver thereof, a display apparatus having the d... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a driving d$vife, a display apparatus having the display device and a method of driving the display apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a driving device which prevents a damage of a data driver thereof, a display apparatus having the ... | 1. of the Invention The invention to a driving device, a display apparatus having device and a method of driving the display apparatus. particularly, the present invention relates to a driving which damage of a driver thereof, a display apparatus the driving device, and a method of driving the 2. Description of the Rel... | 1. fIelD oF thE iNventioN
tHe prESeNT iNVEntion relates tO a driviNg DeVIcE, a dIsplaY APPaRATUs HAViNg thE dISpLay DeViCe AND A METHOD Of DRiVinG THE dISPLAy ApPARAtuS. mORe PArticULarLY, ThE PRESeNt inVENtION ReLATes To a driViNG deVIce wHiCH PreVents A dAMAgE OF a data dRiVEr ThEReOF, A DISPlAy APparAtUS hAViNG the ... | 1.Field ofthe Invention The present invention relatesto a driving device, adisplay apparatus having the display device and a method of driving the display apparatus. More particularly,the present invention relates to a driving device whichprevents a damage of a data driver thereof, a display apparatus havingt... | _1._ Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a driving device, a display apparatus having the display _device_ _and_ a method of driving the display _apparatus._ More particularly, _the_ present _invention_ _relates_ to a driving _device_ _which_ prevents a damage of a data _driver_ _thereof,_ a displ... |
Fluid energy mills are used to reduce the particle size of a variety of materials such as pigments, agricultural chemicals, carbon black, ceramics, minerals and metals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, precious metals, propellants, resins, toner and titanium dioxide. The particle size reduction typically occurs as a result ... | fluid energy mills are used to reduce the particle size of a variety of materials such as pigments, agricultural chemicals, carbon black, ceramics, minerals and metals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, precious metals, propellants, resins, copper and titanium dioxide. the particle size reduction typically appears as a resul... | Fluid energy mills are used to reduce the particle size of a variety of materials such as pigments, agricultural chemicals, carbon black, ceramics, minerals and metals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, precious metals, propellants, resins, toner and titanium dioxide. The particle size reduction typically occurs as a result ... | energy mills are used to reduce the particle size a of materials such as pigments, agricultural chemicals, carbon black, ceramics, minerals and metals, pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, precious metals, propellants, resins, toner and dioxide. The particle size reduction typically occurs a result of particle-to-particle becau... | fluID eNErgY MiLls Are uSeD To ReDUcE tHE pARTIcLE SiZe of a varieTy OF mAtEriaLs SuCh As PIgmEnts, AgriCULTUral chEmIcaLs, CARBOn BLACK, ceraMICs, mIneRAlS And mEtAls, pHaRMAcEUTicALs, COSmetIcS, pReCIouS MetAls, PROPellANTS, REsINs, toNer And TiTanIUM DIoXidE. the PArTiClE sizE reDUcTION typiCalLY OcCurs as a ResUlT ... | Fluid energy millsare used to reduce the particle sizeof a variety of materials such as pigments, agricultural chemicals, carbon black, ceramics,mineralsand metals, pharmaceuticals,cosmetics, precious metals, propellants, resins, toner and titanium dioxide. Theparticlesize reduction typical... | Fluid _energy_ mills are _used_ to reduce the particle size of _a_ variety of materials _such_ as pigments, agricultural chemicals, carbon black, _ceramics,_ _minerals_ and metals, _pharmaceuticals,_ cosmetics, precious _metals,_ propellants, resins, toner and titanium dioxide. The particle size reduction typically _oc... |
Oncogenic transcription factors are important mediators of process involved in cell growth, differentiation, and de-differentiation, and they play important roles in oncogenesis, cancer progression, and metastasis.
For instance, the forkhead box (Fox) family of transcription factors plays important roles in regulating ... | oncogenic transcription factors are important mediators of process involved in cell growth, differentiation, and de - differentiation, and they play important roles in oncogenesis, cancer progression, and metastasis. for instance, the forkhead box ( fox ) family of transcription molecules plays important roles in regul... | Oncogenic transcription factors are important mediators of process involved in cell growth, differentiation, and de - differentiation, and they 9la& important roles in oncogenesis, cancer progression, and metastasis. For instance, the forkhead box (Fox) family of transcription factors plays important roles in regulatin... | Oncogenic transcription factors are important mediators process involved in cell growth, differentiation, and de-differentiation, and they play important roles in oncogenesis, cancer progression, and metastasis. For instance, the forkhead box (Fox) of factors plays important roles in regulating cellular proliferation, ... | onCOgenIc TRaNSCRIPTIOn fACToRS ARe imPORTanT mEdIatOrs OF pRoCESs INvoLvEd In CeLL gRowTh, dIFFErENTIation, ANd dE-dIffEreNTiaTION, aNd tHey PLaY ImPOrTAnT ROLeS In ONCOgeneSis, CAncer progrEssIon, aND mEtaSTASiS.
fOr INStancE, THe FOrkhEaD BOX (FOX) FAmiLY Of transcRIptIOn FacToRS Plays ImpORtANt ROLEs in REGuLatIng ... | Oncogenic transcription factorsareimportant mediators of processinvolved in cellgrowth, differentiation,and de-differentiation, and they play important roles in oncogenesis, cancerprogression, and metastasis.Forinstance, the forkhead box (Fox)family of transcription factors plays important roles in r... | Oncogenic transcription factors are important _mediators_ of process involved _in_ cell growth, differentiation, and de-differentiation, and _they_ play important roles in oncogenesis, _cancer_ progression, and metastasis. For instance, the forkhead box (Fox) family of transcription factors plays important _roles_ in r... |
The present invention relates to methods for hydrogenation of carbohydrates and hydrogenolysis of higher polyhydric alcohols, and to a new hydrogenation catalyst which is useful for producing lower polyhydric alcohols from renewable materials, such as in particular carbohydrates and higher polyhydric alcohols.
In the p... | the present invention relates to requirements for hydrogenation of carbohydrates and hydrogenolysis of higher polyhydric alcohols, and to a specific hydrogenation catalyst which is useful for producing lower polyhydric alcohols from renewable materials, such from in particular carbohydrates and higher polyhydric alcoho... | The 0reqent invention relates to methods for hyfrotenation of carbohydrates and hydrogenolysis of higher polyhydric alcohols, and to a new hydrogenaGiKn catalyst which is useful for producing lower polyhydric alcohols from 5enewavle materials, such as in particular carbohydrates and higher polyhydric alcohols. In the p... | The present invention relates to methods for hydrogenation carbohydrates and hydrogenolysis of higher polyhydric alcohols, and to a hydrogenation catalyst which is useful for producing polyhydric alcohols from renewable materials, such as in particular carbohydrates and higher polyhydric alcohols. In the description, t... | ThE preseNt inVENtiOn RELATES tO mEthOds FoR HYDROgEnaTioN of CArbOhyDrateS And hYDrOGEnOlySis oF hiGhER PolYhydRIC aLcohoLS, AnD tO a nEW hyDrOgEnatioN CATalYST WhIch Is UsEfUl foR PrODucINg lOwer polyhYDric alcOhOlS FrOM RENeWabLE mATErIals, suCH As in PartICuLaR caRbOhydRatEs AND HiGhER POlyhyDRIc ALcOhOls.
in The P... | The present invention relatesto methods for hydrogenation of carbohydrates and hydrogenolysis of higher polyhydric alcohols, andto a newhydrogenationcatalyst which is useful for producinglower polyhydric alcoholsfrom renewable materials, suchas in particular carbohydrates and higher polyhydric alcohols... | The present invention relates to methods for hydrogenation of carbohydrates and _hydrogenolysis_ of _higher_ polyhydric alcohols, and to a new _hydrogenation_ catalyst which is useful for producing lower _polyhydric_ alcohols _from_ renewable materials, such as _in_ particular carbohydrates _and_ higher polyhydric alco... |
1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION
This invention relates to a bundle of fasteners for use in a fastener applicator apparatus.
2. PRIOR ART
In prior known fastener bundles, one or more of the following problems, presented in random order, have been encountered: (1) excessive complexity of structure and hence cost; (2) susceptib... | 1. field of the field this invention relates to specific bundle of fasteners possible use in a fastener applicator apparatus. 2. prior art in prior known fastener bundles, one or more of the following problems, presented in random order, have been encountered : ( 1 ) excessive complexity into structure and hence cost ;... | 1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to a bundle of fasteners for use in a fastener applicator apparatus. 2. PRIOR ART In prior known fastener N7ndles, one or more of the following problems, presented in random order, have been enxounrered: (1) excessive como?exity of structure and hence cost; (2) susceptib... | FIELD OF THE INVENTION This invention relates to a of fasteners for in a fastener applicator apparatus. 2. PRIOR ART In prior known fastener bundles, one or more of the following problems, presented in order, have been encountered: excessive complexity of structure and hence cost; susceptibility to weakening of bundle ... | 1. FIEld OF thE inVentiOn
THiS inVeNtIon relATES TO A BUNdlE oF FAsTEnERS fOR Use In a FastENer ApPLIcaToR APpAratUS.
2. PRioR aRt
IN pRioR KnoWN fAStENER bUNdLeS, onE or MORe oF THe FoLlowING PRobleMS, pREsENTeD IN rANDoM oRDEr, haVe bEEN eNcOUntEReD: (1) eXCeSSive coMPLeXity of StrUcTuRE aNd hENce cost; (2) sUscEPtIB... | 1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION Thisinvention relatesto a bundle offastenersfor use in afastener applicator apparatus.2. PRIOR ART In prior known fastener bundles, one or moreof the following problems, presented in random order, have been encountered:(1) excessive complexity of structure andhence cost; (2... | _1._ FIELD _OF_ _THE_ INVENTION This invention relates to a bundle of fasteners for use in a fastener _applicator_ apparatus. 2. PRIOR ART In prior known fastener bundles, one or more of the _following_ problems, presented in random order, have been _encountered:_ (1) excessive complexity of _structure_ and hence _cost... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention disclosed below relates to the identification of target cell antigens that can be used to generate immunologically active compositions. These compositions, when administered, will stimulate the immune system of a subject to mount an immune response against a target cell displayin... | 1. field studies the invention the invention disclosed below relates to the identification of target cell antigens that can be used to generate immunologically active compositions. these compositions, when administered, will prompt the immune system of a subject to mount an immune response against a target cell display... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention disclosed below relates to the identification of target cell antigens that can be used to generate immunologically active compositions. These compositions, when administered, will stimulate the immune system of a subject to mount an immune response against a target cell displayin... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention disclosed relates to the identification of cell antigens that can be used to generate immunologically active compositions. These when administered, will stimulate the immune system of subject to mount an response a target cell displaying the target antigen. The invention is conte... | 1. Field oF ThE iNveNTion
The inVeNTiON DIsCLoseD BelOW RELAteS To THe iDEnTIfICaTIOn oF tArGet ceLL antIGeNs tHaT can BE uSED tO geNErATe ImmuNolOgIcAllY active CoMPosiTions. thesE cOmposItIonS, WhEN aDMinisTEred, wILL StimuLAtE the IMmUNe sYstem OF A SuBJEct To mOUNt AN iMMuNE REsPonsE AgAINST A taRGET ceLl diSplAYIN... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention disclosed below relates totheidentificationof target cell antigens that can be usedto generateimmunologically activecompositions. These compositions, when administered, will stimulate the immune systemofasubject to mount an immune response against atarget cell ... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention The invention disclosed below relates to _the_ identification of target cell _antigens_ that _can_ be used to generate immunologically _active_ compositions. These compositions, when administered, will stimulate the _immune_ _system_ of _a_ subject to mount an _immune_ response against a t... |
Use of available wall space for storage of items is often desirable, for example, where easy access to or visibility of these items is required, and/or where floor space is limited, such as for example, in a retail setting or in a residential garage. While some items may be stored or retained on a wall by a conventiona... | use of physical wall space for storage of items is often desirable, for example, where easy access to or visibility of these items is minimal, and / and where floor space is limited, such as for example, in a retail setting or in a residential garage. while some items may be stored when retained on a wall by a sliding ... | Use of available wao: qpac@ for storage of items is often desirable, for example, dhDre easy access to or visibility of these items is required, and / or where floor space is limited, such as for example, in a 3etwil seF5ing or in a residential garage. While some items may be stored or tetainDd on a wall by a conventio... | Use of available wall space for storage of items is often desirable, for example, where easy access to or visibility of these is required, where space is limited, such as for example, in a retail setting or a residential garage. While some items may be stored or retained on a wall by a conventional peg board and slatwa... | usE of AvAiLabLE walL SPACe for sTOrAGE Of ITEms Is oFten deSIraBLE, FOr EXaMplE, whERE eaSY ACcESS To Or visIbILItY Of THESE itEms IS REquIReD, And/OR WhERe FlOor spACE Is limiTED, SuCh As foR examPlE, iN a rETAil seTTIng Or IN a reSIdEntIal GARAge. WhILE Some iTEMS mAY be STORED oR rETAiNed On A WAll By a cOnVeNtIONa... | Use of available wall space for storage of itemsis often desirable, for example, where easy access to or visibility of theseitems is required, and/or where floor space is limited, such asfor example, in a retail setting or in aresidential garage. While some itemsmay be stored or retained on a wallby ... | Use of available wall space for storage of items is often desirable, for _example,_ where _easy_ access to or visibility of these items is required, and/or where _floor_ space _is_ limited, such as for example, in a retail setting or in a residential garage. While some _items_ may be stored or _retained_ on a wall by _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a wireless cellular communication system with at least one enhanced Node B (eNB) and at least one User Equipment (UE). More particularly, the present invention relates to a wireless communication system in which multiple physical antennas are represented by log... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a wireless cellular communication system with at least one wireless node b ( enb ) and at least one user equipment ( ue ). more particularly, the present invention relates to a wireless cellular system in which multiple physical antennas are represented by logi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wireless cellular communication system with at least one enhanced Node B (eNB) and at least one User Equipment (UE ). More particularly, the present invention relates to a wireless communication system in which multiple physical anhenHas are represented by lo... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a wireless cellular communication system with least one enhanced Node (eNB) at least one User Equipment (UE). More particularly, the present invention relates a communication system in which multiple physical antennas are represented logical ports in signals. the follo... | 1. fIELd Of THE inVEntiOn
thE prEsent iNvENtiOn reLaTEs To A wIrElesS ceLLUlAR coMmunIcatIon sYSTem wItH aT LEASt one EnHANCed NODe b (Enb) and at lEasT One USEr eQuIPmEnT (uE). MoRE paRtICulaRLY, The PRESent inVEnTiON relAtEs To a WiRElesS CoMmunicaTiON SySteM in wHiCh MultIpLe PHysICAL AnTEnnAs aRE rePReSenTeD By loG... | 1.Field of theInvention The presentinvention relates to a wireless cellular communication system with at least oneenhanced Node B (eNB) and at least one User Equipment (UE). More particularly, the present invention relates to a wireless communication systemin which multiple physicalantennas are represented... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a wireless cellular communication system _with_ at least one enhanced Node B _(eNB)_ and _at_ least one User _Equipment_ (UE). More particularly, the present invention relates to _a_ wireless _communication_ system in which multiple physical _antennas_ _are... |
There is a trend nowadays for portable radio telephone units to be increasingly lightweight and compact. This in conjunction with the fact that such units are cordless offers not only enhanced mobility but also true portability, so that the user can readily carry a portable radio telephone unit, for example in a pocket... | there is a trend nowadays for portable radio telephone units to be increasingly lightweight and compact. this in conjunction with the fact that such units are cordless offers not only enhanced mobility but also true portability, so that the caller can readily carry a portable radio telephone unit, taking example in a p... | There is a trend nowadays for portable radio telephone units to be increasingly lightweight and compact. This in conjunction with the fact that such units are cordless offers not only enhanced mobility but also true portability, so that the user can readily carry a portable radio telephone unit, for example in a pocket... | is a trend nowadays for portable radio telephone units to be increasingly lightweight and This in conjunction with the fact that such units are cordless offers not only enhanced but also true so that user can readily carry a portable radio telephone unit, for example in a pocket or briefcase, wherever he or she goes. P... | tHEre iS A trENd nOwAdAys FoR PORTaBlE raDIO TELephOne uNITs TO Be incReasINGLY LightWeIgHt AnD coMpAct. tHIS iN conJunCtioN witH the FacT THAt SuCH uniTS Are cOrdless OffERS nOt onlY EnhANcED mObilITy bUt ALSo True pOrtaBiLItY, So That tHe UseR CAn ReaDiLy CARRY A pORtAble RaDiO tElEphonE uNIt, fOR EXAMPLE iN a pocket... | There is a trend nowadaysfor portable radio telephone units to be increasingly lightweight and compact. This in conjunction withthe fact that such units are cordless offers not only enhanced mobility but also true portability, sothat the user can readily carry a portable radio telephone u... | There is a trend nowadays for _portable_ radio _telephone_ units to _be_ increasingly _lightweight_ and compact. This in conjunction _with_ the _fact_ that such _units_ are _cordless_ offers not _only_ enhanced mobility but also true portability, so that the user can readily carry a portable radio telephone unit, _for_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to light bulbs, and more specifically, to light bulbs that utilize high-output light emitting diodes (LEDs).
2. Description of Related Art including information disclosed under 37 CFR 1.97 and 1.98
Given the energy concerns faced by consumers today, the trend has ... | 1. field of the invention the earliest invention relates to light bulbs, and more specifically, bright light bulbs whose utilize high - output light emitting diodes ( leds ). 2. description of related art including inventions disclosed under 37 articles 1. 97 and 1. 98 given the energy concerns faced to consumers today... | 1. Field of the Invention The pTecent invention rFlares to light bulbs, and more specifically, to ;igh4 bulbs that htiOize high - output light eJitging diodes (LEDs ). 2. Description of Related Art including information disclosed under 37 CFR 1. 97 and 1. 98 Given the energy concerns faced by consumers today, the t3enS... | Field of the Invention The present relates to light bulbs, and more specifically, to light bulbs that utilize high-output light emitting diodes Description of Related Art including information disclosed 37 CFR 1.97 and 1.98 Given the energy concerns faced by consumers today, the trend has been to shift away from wastin... | 1. fIeld of THe iNVenTioN
tHE PrEsEnt iNVENTIOn relAteS To lighT buLbS, And MOrE spECIFIcalLY, To LiGhT BULBS THAT utiLize hiGh-OUTput LiGht eMITtinG dIodES (lEdS).
2. dEscRIpTiOn of ReLaTed Art InclUdIng iNformAtiOn disClOSED UnDer 37 Cfr 1.97 AnD 1.98
GIVEn ThE ENErGy cONcERns FaceD By cOnsumErS TODAY, ThE trEND Has ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to light bulbs, andmore specifically,to light bulbs that utilize high-outputlight emitting diodes (LEDs). 2. Descriptionof Related Art including information disclosed under 37 CFR 1.97 and 1.98 Given theenergy concerns faced by consumers today, the ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ light bulbs, _and_ more specifically, to light _bulbs_ that _utilize_ high-output light emitting diodes (LEDs). _2._ Description of Related _Art_ including information _disclosed_ under _37_ CFR 1.97 and 1.98 Given the _energy_ concerns faced by consume... |
Samples may be processed for various purposes, such as identification of a type of sample of moiety within the sample. The sample may be a biological sample. The biological samples may be processed for various purposes, such as detection of a disease (e.g., cancer) or identification of a particular species. There are v... | samples may be processed for various purposes, such as identification onto a type of sample of moiety within the sample. the sample may be a biological sample. the biological collection may be processed for various purposes, such as detection of a disease ( e. g., cancer ) or identification of a particular species. the... | Samples may be p4ocesssd for various purposes, such as identification of a type of sample of moiety within the sample. The sample may be a biological sam0lW. The biological samples may be processed for various purposes, such as detection of a disease (e. g. , canc##) or ieentofication of a particular species. TNerR are... | Samples may be processed various purposes, such as identification of a type sample of moiety within the sample. The sample may be a biological sample. The biological samples may be processed for various purposes, such as detection of a disease (e.g., cancer) identification a particular There are various approaches for ... | SampleS MAY BE pROCESSEd for vArIouS PUrpOSeS, SucH aS iDenTIficaTiOn Of A TYPe oF samplE Of MOiety WiThiN tHe SAMPle. the SaMPle MAY Be A BiOLOGicAL SAMpLe. tHe biOLogicAl samples May BE ProcESsED fOR varIOuS purPoSES, SuCH aS dETecTIOn of A diseAse (E.g., caNCer) or iDENtIfiCaTioN OF A PArtIcULar speciEs. THERE Are V... | Samples may be processed for various purposes, such as identificationofa type of sampleof moiety within the sample. The sample may bea biological sample. The biological samples may be processed for various purposes, such asdetection of adisease (e.g., cancer) or identification of a particular species. ... | Samples may _be_ processed for various _purposes,_ such as identification of a _type_ of sample of moiety within the sample. _The_ sample may be a biological sample. The biological _samples_ may be processed for various purposes, such as detection _of_ a disease (e.g., cancer) or identification _of_ a particular specie... |
The present invention relates to an optical switch and, more particularly, to an optical switch used in optical fiber communications, optical information processing, and other applications.
It is considered that constructing an all-optical system (i.e., using neither optoelectrical conversion nor electro-optical conver... | the present invention relates to an optical switch and, more particularly, to an automated switch used in optical fiber communications, optical information processing, and other applications. it is believed that constructing an all - optical system ( i. e., using neither optoelectrical conversion nor electro - optical ... | The present invention relates to an optical switch and, more particularly, to an optical switch used in optical fiber communications, optical information processing, and other applications. It is considered that constructing an all - optical system (i. e. , uXinB neither optoelectrical conversion nor electro - optical ... | The present invention relates to an optical switch and, more particularly, to an optical switch used in optical fiber communications, optical information processing, and other It is considered that constructing an all-optical system (i.e., using neither optoelectrical conversion nor electro-optical conversion in transm... | thE pREsENT InventiON rELatEs to aN OpTICaL SWiTch aND, mOre PArTiCuLarlY, tO AN oPtIcaL SWITCH uSEd in opTIcAL fIBEr coMMUniCatIoNs, OPtICAl iNFoRMATiOn ProcessiNg, AnD otHER appLICatiONS.
iT IS COnSIdERED That coNSTruCTiNG an ALl-OpTiCAL SysTem (I.E., usiNg neitHEr OPtoELecTrICAL conVeRsion noR elEcTRo-OPtiCAl CONvEr... | The present invention relates to an optical switch and, more particularly, toan optical switch used in opticalfiber communications, optical information processing, and other applications. It is considered that constructing an all-optical system (i.e., using neither optoelectrical conversion nor electro-op... | _The_ present invention relates to _an_ _optical_ switch and, _more_ _particularly,_ to an optical _switch_ used in optical fiber communications, optical information processing, and _other_ applications. _It_ is considered that constructing an all-optical system _(i.e.,_ using neither optoelectrical conversion nor elec... |
This invention relates to apparatus and method for indexing sheets and, more particularly, to the indexing of multi-page reports where separator sheets protrude outwardly between adjacent copies of the stacked reports.
It is known to index zig-zag folded forms as, for example, seen in U.S. Pat. No. 5,065,992. There, th... | this invention relates to apparatus and method for indexing sheets and, more particularly, to the indexing of multi - page reports where separator sheets protrude outwardly between adjacent copies of the stacked reports. there is known to index zig - zag folded forms as, for example, seen in u. s. pat. no. 5, 381, 992.... | This invention relates to apparatus and method for indSZing sheets and, more particularly, to the indexing of multi - page reports where separator sheets protrude outwardly between adjacent copies of the stacked reports. It is known to kBdex zig - zag folded forms as, for example, se3J in U. S. Pat. No. 5, 065, 992. Th... | This invention relates to apparatus and method for indexing and, particularly, to the indexing of multi-page reports where separator sheets protrude between adjacent of the stacked reports. It is known to index zig-zag folded forms as, seen in U.S. Pat. No. 5,065,992. There, the trailing panel of one and the leading pa... | thIS invEnTion ReLates tO aPpaRaTuS and mEtHoD FoR iNdexING sHeEts ANd, more paRTicULARLy, To tHe Indexing OF mulTI-PAge RePORts WheRe SePArATOR sHeeTs pRotrudE OutWaRDLY bEtweEn aDjAcENt COpieS OF THe STAcked REpORtS.
It Is KnoWn to inDEx ZiG-ZAG fOldeD FOrMS AS, FOr exAmPlE, Seen IN u.s. pat. no. 5,065,992. thERe, TH... | This inventionrelates to apparatus andmethod for indexing sheets and, more particularly, to the indexing of multi-page reports where separator sheets protrude outwardly between adjacent copies of the stacked reports. It is known to index zig-zag folded forms as, forexample, seen in U.S. Pat. No... | This invention relates to apparatus and method _for_ indexing sheets and, more particularly, to the _indexing_ of multi-page reports where _separator_ sheets protrude outwardly between adjacent copies of _the_ stacked reports. It is _known_ to index _zig-zag_ folded _forms_ as, for example, seen in U.S. Pat. _No._ _5,0... |
In movie production, image (picture) and audio are recorded by different devices. When combining image and audio later in the process, the two types of information have to be synchronized. Usually, this is performed manually, by an operator assigning time codes to an audible “clap” for a slate with the visible closing ... | in movie production, image ( picture ) and audio are recorded by different devices. when combining image and audio later in that process, the two types of information have usually be synchronized. usually, this is performed manually, by an operator assigning time codes to an audible “ clap ” for a result with the visib... | In movie production, image (picture) and audio are recorded by different devices. When combining image and audio later in the process, the two types of information have to be synchronized. Usually, this is performed manually, by an operator assigning time codes to an audible “ clap ” for a slate with the visible closin... | In movie production, image (picture) and audio are recorded by different devices. When combining image and audio in the process, the two types of information to be synchronized. Usually, this is performed manually, by an time codes to an audible “clap” for a slate with the visible closing of However, due to the nature ... | IN mOvIE pRoDUcTiON, IMAge (PIcTure) ANd aUdIO are RECORDEd By DiFfEreNt devIces. WHEN CoMBINInG ImAge and AuDio LatER IN THE procEss, THE two tYPes OF inforMation hAvE To BE SyNchrOnIzed. uSUAlly, tHis is PerFOrmed ManUallY, bY aN OPEratoR aSsigNIng Time CodEs tO an auDIBle “ClAP” For A sLATE wItH ThE ViSIBLE CLOsinG ... | Inmovie production, image (picture) and audio are recorded by different devices. When combining image and audio later in the process, the two types of information have to be synchronized. Usually, this is performed manually, by an operator assigning time codes toanaudible “clap” fora slate w... | In movie production, image (picture) and _audio_ _are_ recorded by different _devices._ When combining image and audio _later_ in the process, the two types of information have to be synchronized. Usually, this is _performed_ manually, by _an_ _operator_ _assigning_ time _codes_ to an audible “clap” for a slate with _t... |
Several 2-mercaptoimidazole derivatives substituted in the 4- or 5-position by a carbonyl-containing group (ketone, carboxyl or amide group) have been found to have antioxidant activity (see R. C. SMITH et al., Biochem. Pharmacol., (1987), 36, 9, pages 1457-1460) and anti-inflammatory activity (see S. MAEDA et al., Che... | several 2 - mercaptoimidazole derivatives substituted in an 4 - or 5 - position by a carbonyl - containing group ( ketone, peptide or amide group ) have been found to have antioxidant activity ( see r. c. smith et al., biochem. pharmacol., ( 1987 ), 36, 9, pages 1457 - 1460 ) and anti - inflammatory activity ( see s. m... | Several 2 - mercaptoimidazole derivatives substituted in the 4 - or 5 - position by a carbonyl - containing group (ketone, carboxyl or amide group) have been found to have antioxidant activity (see R. C. SMITH et al. , Biochem. Pharmacol. , (1987 ), 36, 9, pages 14Yi - 1460) and anti - inflammatory activity (see S. MAE... | Several 2-mercaptoimidazole derivatives substituted in the 4- or 5-position by a carbonyl-containing group (ketone, or amide group) have been to have antioxidant activity (see R. C. SMITH et Biochem. Pharmacol., (1987), 36, 9, pages 1457-1460) and anti-inflammatory activity (see S. MAEDA et al., Chem. Pharm. Bull., (19... | seVeral 2-MErCApTOiMIDAzoLe deRivATiVeS SUBStiTUtED IN the 4- oR 5-POSItiON bY a CArBonyL-contAiNING grOUp (KEToNe, carboXYl Or AMIdE gRoUp) HAVe beEn foUND TO haVe anTioxIDANt aCTIViTY (SEE r. c. sMitH eT Al., bIOcheM. PHarmAcol., (1987), 36, 9, PAGeS 1457-1460) AND AnTI-iNFLamMATOry aCtIVIty (sEe S. maeDA Et al., cHE... | Several 2-mercaptoimidazole derivatives substituted in the4- or 5-position by a carbonyl-containing group(ketone, carboxyl or amide group) have been found to have antioxidant activity (see R. C. SMITH et al., Biochem. Pharmacol., (1987), 36, 9, pages 1457-1460) and anti-inflammatory activity (see S. MAEDA ... | Several 2-mercaptoimidazole derivatives substituted _in_ the 4- or 5-position by a carbonyl-containing group (ketone, _carboxyl_ or amide group) have been found to have antioxidant activity (see R. C. SMITH _et_ al., _Biochem._ _Pharmacol.,_ _(1987),_ 36, 9, _pages_ 1457-1460) and anti-inflammatory activity _(see_ S. _... |
The present invention relates to a biaxially oriented heat-shrinkable laminated film which has good heat shrinkability, excellent melt hole resistance and heat sealing resistance (the heat resistance of a sealed portion), which remains transparent after being shrunk and serves as a packaging material suitable for packa... | the present invention relates to a biaxially oriented heat - shrinkable laminated film which has good heat shrinkability, excellent melt hole resistance and heat sealing resistance ( the heat resistance of a sealed portion ), which remains transparent after being shrunk and serves as a packaging material suitable for p... | The present invention relates to a biaDiallh oriented heat - shrinkable laminated film which has good heat shrinkability, excellent melt hole resistance and heat sealing resistance (the heat resistance of a sealed portion ), which remains transparent after being shrunk and serves as a packaging material suitable for pa... | The present invention relates to a oriented heat-shrinkable laminated film which has good heat shrinkability, excellent melt hole and sealing (the heat resistance of sealed portion), which remains transparent after being shrunk and serves as a packaging material suitable for foods, which exhibits a shrinkage of 15% or ... | THE PReSEnt iNvEnTioN rElates TO A BiaxIalLY ORieNtEd Heat-SHRinKaBLe laMInaTEd fILm WhIcH hAS gOOd heaT sHRinkABiLItY, ExCEllENt MELT HoLE RESIstANce ANd hEat SEaLINg REsisTance (tHE HeaT reSIStAnCE oF A SEAleD pOrTIoN), whiCH remains TRanSpArENt afTEr BEING shrUnK AND seRVEs AS a pACkAGInG maTErIAl suITABLe FoR PaCka... | The present invention relatesto a biaxially orientedheat-shrinkable laminatedfilm which has good heat shrinkability, excellent melt hole resistance and heat sealing resistance (the heat resistance ofa sealed portion), which remains transparent after being shrunk and serves as a packaging material suitable ... | The present invention relates to _a_ biaxially oriented heat-shrinkable _laminated_ _film_ which has good heat shrinkability, excellent melt _hole_ resistance and heat sealing resistance (the heat resistance _of_ a sealed portion), which remains _transparent_ _after_ being shrunk and serves as a packaging material suit... |
Hole conducting- and/or hole transport materials are useful in a wide range of electronic devices and applications, such as in organic electroluminescent (EL) devices, organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) and in solar cells.
Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells
A dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC, also sometimes referred to as DS... | hole conducting - and / or hole transport materials prove useful in a wide range of electronic devices and applications, such as in organic electroluminescent ( cad ) devices, organic light - emitting devices ( oleds ) and in fluorescent cells. dye - sensitized solar cells using dye - sensitized solar cell ( dsc, also ... | Hole conducting - and / or hole transport materials are useful in a wide range of electronic devices and applications, such as in organic electroluminescent (EL) devices, organic light - emitting devices (OLEDs) and in solar cells. Dye - Sensitized Solar Cells A dye - sensitized solar cell (DSC, also sometimes referred... | Hole conducting- and/or hole transport materials are useful in a wide range of electronic devices and applications, such as in organic electroluminescent (EL) organic light-emitting (OLEDs) and in solar cells. Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells A dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC, also sometimes to DSSC DYSC) is a particular type... | hoLE cONDuCTing- aND/OR HolE TRanSpOrT matEriaLs aRE useFUl iN A WIDE RaNGe OF ELECTrOnIc DEviCes AND aPpLIcATiOns, SUch AS iN OrGANIc elECtroLuMInEsCent (el) DeviceS, oRgANiC LIgHt-eMitTING devicEs (oLEDS) anD iN sOlAR cells.
DYe-sEnSITiZEd soLar CeLls
A DYe-senSITIzED solar CELL (DsC, Also somETiMEs reFERRed tO as DS... | Hole conducting- and/or hole transport materials are useful ina wide range of electronic devices and applications,such as in organic electroluminescent (EL) devices, organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs)and in solar cells. Dye-Sensitized Solar Cells A dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC, also sometimes referre... | _Hole_ conducting- and/or hole _transport_ materials are useful in a _wide_ range of electronic devices _and_ applications, such as in organic electroluminescent _(EL)_ devices, organic light-emitting devices (OLEDs) and _in_ _solar_ cells. Dye-Sensitized _Solar_ Cells A dye-sensitized solar cell (DSC, _also_ _sometime... |
A regular floor fan, as shown in FIG. 1, generally comprises a fan head x1, a support shank x2 used for adjusting the upright height of the fan head, and a base x3, which sequentially connected with each other. However, the adjustable range of height of the fan head x1 is restricted, because the retractable length of t... | a regular floor fan, as shown in fig. 1, generally comprises a fan head x1, a support shank x2 used for measuring the upright height of the fan head, and a base x3, which sequentially connected with either other. however, that adjustable range of height of the fan head x1 is considerable, because the retractable length... | A regular floor fan, as shown in FIG. 1, generally comprises a fan head x1, a support shank x2 used for adjusting the upright height of the fan head, and a base x3, which sequentially connected with each other. However, the adjustable range of height of the fan head x1 is restricted, because the retractable length of t... | A floor fan, as shown in FIG. generally comprises a fan head x1, a support shank x2 used for adjusting the upright of the fan head, and a base x3, which sequentially connected with each However, the adjustable range of height of the fan head x1 is because the retractable length of support shank x2 is limited, such an e... | a regUlAR fLOor faN, As SHowN in FIG. 1, gEnErALLY cOmPrISES A fan hEad X1, a SUpPort ShANK x2 used FOr AdJusTiNg thE UPriGHT hEigHT oF thE fAn hEaD, aND A bAsE x3, WHicH seQuENTIALly ConnEctEd WITh EACH oTHER. HoWEVeR, tHe ADjUSTABle RaNgE of hEIghT OF THe FAN heaD X1 iS REStrIcTed, BecaUsE The RetrActABLE lENGth of T... | A regular floor fan, as shown inFIG. 1, generally comprises a fan head x1, a supportshank x2 usedfor adjusting the upright height of the fanhead,and a base x3, whichsequentially connectedwith each other. However, the adjustable rangeof heightof the fan head x1 is restricted, because the retractable len... | A _regular_ floor fan, as shown in FIG. _1,_ generally comprises a fan _head_ x1, a _support_ shank x2 _used_ _for_ adjusting _the_ upright height of _the_ fan head, and a _base_ x3, which _sequentially_ connected with each other. However, _the_ adjustable range of height of the fan head x1 is restricted, because the r... |
Gutters are commonly used along eaves at a lower end of a sloping roof to catch water running off of the roof and channel that water into particular areas rather than allowing the water to merely fall from the lower edges of the roof. Such gutters often become clogged, especially when trees are located nearby and shed ... | gutters are commonly positioned along eaves at a lower end of a sloping roof to catch water running off of the roof and channel that water into particular areas rather than allowing the water to easily pour from the lower edges of the roof. such gutters often become clogged, especially when trees are located nearby and... | Gutters are commonly used along eaves at a lower end of a sloping roof to catch water running off of the roof and channel that water into particular areas rather 6Man allowing the water to merely fall from the lower edges of the rkoc. Such gutters often become clogged, especially when trees are located nearby and shed ... | Gutters are commonly used along eaves at a lower end of a roof to catch water running off of the roof and channel that water into particular areas rather than allowing the water to merely fall from the lower edges of the roof. Such gutters often become clogged, especially when trees are located nearby and shed leaves c... | gUtTErS Are coMMoNLY UsEd ALONg eaVeS AT a loWEr eNd OF a sloPINg rOoF tO CatCh waTer RuNNing OFf OF tHE RoOF aND chAnNeL THaT WatER InTo PaRTIculaR aREas RaTHEr tHan AlloWiNg The watER tO MErEly fALL froM the LOWER EDgeS of thE roOf. sUCH gUTters OFtEn beCOME CloggED, EspeciAllY WhEN trEeS arE LOCaTED NEArbY AND sHEd ... | Guttersarecommonly used along eaves at a lower endof a sloping rooftocatch water running off of the roof and channel thatwater into particular areasrather than allowingthe waterto merely fall fromthe lower edges of the roof. Such gutters often become clogged, especially whentrees arelocated near... | Gutters are commonly _used_ along eaves _at_ a lower _end_ of _a_ sloping roof to catch water running off of the roof and _channel_ that _water_ into _particular_ _areas_ rather than allowing the water to merely fall from _the_ lower edges of the roof. _Such_ _gutters_ often become clogged, _especially_ when trees are ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image forming apparatus and in particular to an image forming apparatus that executes image forming jobs that have priority levels.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, in a system where a color image forming apparatus (color copy apparatus) and... | 1. field of the invention whose present invention relates to an image forming apparatus and in particular to an image forming apparatus that executes image forming jobs that have priority levels. 2. description of the related art conventionally, in a system where a color image forming system ( color copy apparatus ) an... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image forming apparatus and in particular to an image forming apparatus that executes image forming jobs that have priority levels. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a system wJerd a color image forming apparatus (color copy apparatus) and... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to image forming apparatus and in particular to an image apparatus that executes image forming jobs that have priority 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a system where a color image forming (color copy apparatus) and a image forming apparatus (black... | 1. FIeLD of the InvenTION
the pReSeNT iNvEntioN ReLaTES TO an iMaGe fORmInG AppaRatuS And iN partIcuLAR To An ImAGe fOrMING apparATus thaT exeCUtES ImAGE fORMINg jObs that hAVE priOrItY LEVEls.
2. deSCriptIoN of tHe ReLATED art
COnvENTIonALly, In A sYSTem WheRE A ColoR iMage forminG ApParaTUs (coLoR cOpY APPaRAtuS) AND... | 1. Field of theInventionThe present invention relates to an image forming apparatus and in particular to an image forming apparatus that executes imageforming jobs thathave priority levels. 2. Description of theRelated Art Conventionally, in a system where a color imageformingapparatus (color copy appara... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates to an image forming _apparatus_ and in _particular_ to an _image_ forming apparatus that executes image forming jobs _that_ have _priority_ levels. _2._ Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in a system where a color image forming apparatus _(color_ c... |
Disclosed are fuser apparatus having a fuser cleaner web and corresponding methods.
In a typical electrophotographic or electrostatographic printing process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential so as to sensitize the surface thereof. The charged portion of the photoconductive member... | disclosed are fuser apparatus having a fuser cleaner web and corresponding methods. in a typical electrophotographic or electrostatographic printing process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential so as to sensitize the surface thereof. the charged portion of the photoconductive member... | Disclosed are fuser apparatus having a fuser cleaner web and corresponding methods. In a typical electrophotographic or electrostatographic printing process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential so as to sensitize the Autface thereof. The charged portion of the photoconductive member... | Disclosed are fuser apparatus having a fuser cleaner web and corresponding methods. In a typical electrophotographic electrostatographic printing process, a photoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential so as to sensitize the The charged portion of member is exposed to selectively dissipate the... | dIscloSEd arE FUser apPARATUS hAVINg A fUsER CleaneR weB And COrrEsPoNdING methOdS.
In A typiCAl eleCtroPHotOGrapHIC OR eLEctroStaToGrapHIc PRiNtInG proceSS, A PhOTOcOnDuCtIvE membER Is ChArgeD to A subsTANtIAllY UnIfORm poTeNtiaL sO AS tO sENSItiZe the SuRfAcE tHErEOF. THe CHARgED PORtiOn OF THe PhoTocoNDUCTive mEmber... | Disclosed are fuserapparatus having a fuser cleaner weband corresponding methods. In a typical electrophotographic or electrostatographic printing process, aphotoconductive member is charged to a substantially uniform potential soasto sensitize the surface thereof. The charged portionof the photoconductive memb... | _Disclosed_ are _fuser_ apparatus _having_ a fuser cleaner web and corresponding methods. In a _typical_ electrophotographic or _electrostatographic_ printing process, a _photoconductive_ member is charged to _a_ substantially uniform potential so _as_ to _sensitize_ the surface thereof. _The_ charged portion _of_ the ... |
Conditions resulting from thrombotic or thromboembolic events are the leading causes of illness and death in adults in western civilization. Intravascular thrombosis and embolism are common clinical manifestations of many diseases. Unregulated activation of the hemostatic system has the potential to cause thrombosis an... | conditions resulting from congenital or thromboembolic events are the leading causes of illness and death in adults in western civilization. intravascular thrombosis and embolism are common clinical manifestations of many diseases. unregulated activation of the hemostatic system has the potential to cause thrombosis an... | Conditions resulting from thrombotic or thromboembolic events are the leading causes of illness and death in adults in western civilization. Intravascular thrombosis and embolism are common clinical manifestations of many diseases. Unregulated activation of the hemostatic system has the potential to cause thrombosis an... | Conditions from thrombotic or thromboembolic events are the leading causes of illness and death in adults western civilization. thrombosis and embolism are common clinical manifestations of many diseases. Unregulated of hemostatic system has the potential to cause thrombosis and embolism, which reduce blood flow to cri... | condiTions reSUlTING from tHromBOTIC oR THRomboEMbolic evEnTS aRe ThE lEADiNg cauSES oF IllnesS and dEaTh iN AdulTs In wEstERN CiviliZAtIoN. iNtRAvAsCUlAR ThRoMBOsIs AnD eMBOliSm aRe cOMMON CLiNIcAl MANiFeSTatIons of MAny DISEAseS. UnrEGULated acTIVAtION of thE heMoSTAtic SysTEM Has THE POtENtIAl To CaUse THroMBOsis aN... | Conditions resulting from thrombotic or thromboembolic events are theleading causes of illnessand death in adults in western civilization. Intravascular thrombosisandembolismare common clinical manifestations of many diseases. Unregulated activation of the hemostaticsystemhas the potential to... | _Conditions_ resulting from thrombotic or thromboembolic _events_ are _the_ leading causes of illness and death in _adults_ in western civilization. Intravascular thrombosis _and_ embolism are common _clinical_ manifestations of many diseases. _Unregulated_ activation of the _hemostatic_ system has the potential to cau... |
Recorded audio and motion picture media has been an aspect of society since the days of Thomas Edison. At the start of the 20th century there was wide distribution of recorded audio media (cylinders and records) and motion picture media (nickelodeons and movies), but both technologies were still in their infancy. In th... | digital audio and motion picture media has been an aspect of society since the days of thomas edison. at the start of the 20th century there was wide distribution of recorded audio media ( cylinders and records ) and motion picture media ( nickelodeons and movies ), but both technologies were still in their infancy. in... | Recorded audio and motion picture media has been an aspect of society since the days of Thomas Edison. At the start of the 20th century there was wide distribution of recorded audio media (cylinders and records) and motion picture media (nickelodeons and movies ), but both technologies were still in their infancy. In t... | Recorded and motion picture media has been an aspect of society since the days of Thomas Edison. At the start of the 20th century there was wide distribution of (cylinders and records) and motion picture media (nickelodeons and but both were still in infancy. In the late 1920s motion pictures were combined with audio o... | recorDEd AuDiO and mOtIOn picTUrE mEDIa hAS bEEn aN asPecT Of SocietY SinCe THE dayS of tHOmAs EdiSon. aT The sTarT of THe 20tH cENTury there waS WiDE DiStrIbutioN OF rEcorDED auDIO mEDIA (cyliNdErS AnD rECOrdS) and MotIOn PiCtuRe MeDIA (NIcKeloDeonS and mOvIes), buT BOTH TeChnOloGies weRE StilL In tHEir infancY. in tH... | Recorded audioand motion picture media has been an aspect of society since the days of Thomas Edison. At the start of the 20th century there was wide distribution of recorded audio media (cylinders and records) and motion picture media (nickelodeons and movies), but both technologies were still i... | _Recorded_ _audio_ and motion picture media has been an aspect _of_ society since _the_ _days_ of Thomas _Edison._ _At_ the start _of_ the _20th_ century _there_ was wide distribution of recorded audio media (cylinders and records) and motion picture _media_ _(nickelodeons_ and movies), but both technologies _were_ _st... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image forming apparatus to prevent trouble caused by static electricity.
2. Description of Related Art
In some kinds of image forming apparatuses such as what uses an electrophotographic method, an electrostatic method, or a magnetoelectric method; toner ima... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image generating apparatus to prevent trouble caused by static electricity. 2. description of related art in some kinds of image forming apparatuses such as what uses an electrophotographic method, an electrostatic method, or a magnetoelectric method ; toner... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image forming apparatus to prevent trouble caused by static electricity. 2. Description of Related Art In some kiHSs of image forming apparatuses such as what uses an electrophotographic method, an electrostatic method, or a magnetoelectric method; toner ima... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an image forming apparatus to prevent trouble caused by static electricity. 2. Description of Related Art In some kinds of forming apparatuses such as what uses an electrophotographic method, an electrostatic method, or a magnetoelectric method; images are formed on su... | 1. FIelD Of thE inVentIoN
thE PreSENT InVEntIoN relaTeS to An iMAgE foRmIng APPaRATus tO PREVENt Trouble CAusED By StAtiC ELEctRIcITy.
2. deScrIPtION oF RelaTeD art
In sOMe KInDs Of imAgE fORmIng ApPARaTUsES sUCh as WhAt USES An eLECtRophOtoGrApHIc MeThoD, An eLeCTRostaTIC MeThoD, OR a magNEtOElECTRiC mEtHOD; TONEr iMa... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to an image forming apparatus toprevent trouble caused by static electricity. 2. Description of Related Art In some kinds of image formingapparatuses such as what uses an electrophotographicmethod, an electrostatic method, or a magnetoelectricmethod... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ to _an_ image forming apparatus to prevent trouble caused by static electricity. 2. Description _of_ Related Art In some kinds _of_ _image_ forming apparatuses such _as_ what uses an electrophotographic method, an electrostatic method, or a magnetoelectric m... |
The type of fuel cell that the present invention concerns is disclosed in International patent applications PCT SE2007/050222 and in PCT SE2005/001514.
Fuel cells of this type typically consist of the following design features/functionalities:
1) A sealing functionality creating the anode gas chamber. This is accomplis... | the type of fuel cell that the present invention concerns is disclosed in international patent applications pct se2007 / 050222 and in pct se2005 / 001514. fuel cells of this type typically consist of the following design features / functionalities : 1 ) a sealing functionality creating internal anode gas chamber. this... | The type of fuel cell that the present invention concerns is disclosed in International patent applications PCT SE2007 / 050222 and in PCT SE2005 / 001514. Fuel cells of this type typically consist of the following design features / functionalities: 1) A sealing functionality creating the anode gas chamber. This is acc... | The type of fuel cell that the present invention concerns is disclosed in International patent applications PCT SE2007/050222 and in SE2005/001514. Fuel cells of this type typically consist the following design features/functionalities: 1) A sealing functionality creating the gas chamber. This is accomplished by using ... | ThE tYPe of FuEL cEll That THe prEsenT INvENtiON cONCeRnS is DiscLOSeD in INtERNaTional PATeNT appliCAtiOnS pct se2007/050222 AND In Pct sE2005/001514.
fUEl CElls of thiS TypE TYPIcalLY coNsist of THE fOlloWIng desiGn FEATUrEs/FUNCTiONALItIES:
1) A SeALINg FunCTIonALIty CREatING THE AnodE gAs CHAmBeR. thiS iS AccOMPLIs... | The type of fuel cell that the present invention concerns is disclosedin Internationalpatent applications PCT SE2007/050222 andin PCT SE2005/001514. Fuel cells of thistypetypically consist of the followingdesignfeatures/functionalities: 1) Asealing functionalitycreating the anode gas chamber. This is accompl... | The type of fuel cell _that_ the present invention concerns is disclosed in International patent applications _PCT_ SE2007/050222 _and_ in _PCT_ SE2005/001514. Fuel cells of this type typically consist of the following design features/functionalities: 1) A sealing _functionality_ _creating_ the anode _gas_ _chamber._ T... |
Outbound contact centers originate communications to individuals for various purposes, ranging from telemarketing to dept collection. For maximum effectiveness, the contacted party frequently interacts with an agent, as opposed to, e.g., an interactive voice response unit. Regardless of what criteria are used to define... | outbound contact centers originate communications to individuals for various purposes, ranging from telemarketing to dept collection. for maximum effectiveness, the contacted party frequently interacts toward an agent, as opposed to, e. g., an interactive voice response unit. regardless of what criteria are used to def... | Outbound contact centers originate communications to individuals for various purposes, ranging from telemarketing to dept collection. For maximum effectiveness, the contacted party frequently interacts with an agent, as opposed to, e. g. , an interactive voice response unit. Rftardless of what criteria are used to defi... | Outbound centers originate communications to individuals for various purposes, ranging from telemarketing to dept collection. maximum effectiveness, the contacted party frequently interacts with as opposed to, e.g., an interactive voice unit. Regardless of what criteria used to define a successful or optimal outcome fo... | oUTBOuND ContaCT ceNTErS oRiGinaTe COMmUnicAtIOns To iNDivIduaLs For Various pURPoSEs, ranGiNG frOM TelEmArKEtIng To DEpt colLecTIOn. fOr MAXiMUm EfFECtiVenESs, THE Contacted pARTy FrEqUENtlY inteRActs wiTH AN AgENt, As opPoSEd tO, E.g., AN INTERaCtIvE VoIce respOnSe uNit. reGArDLESs of WhAT crITeRIA ArE USEd TO DEFINE... | Outbound contact centers originate communicationsto individuals for various purposes, ranging from telemarketing to deptcollection.For maximum effectiveness, the contacted party frequently interactswith an agent, as opposedto,e.g., an interactive voice response unit. Regardlessof what criteria areus... | Outbound _contact_ centers originate communications to _individuals_ for various purposes, ranging from telemarketing to dept collection. For maximum effectiveness, the _contacted_ party _frequently_ _interacts_ with an _agent,_ _as_ opposed to, e.g., an interactive voice response unit. Regardless of what criteria are ... |
Memory or storage devices continue to be of great importance in a variety of electrical and computer systems, as well as a variety of other applications. Memory devices can take a variety of forms including, for example, non-volatile memory devices (e.g., flash memory devices, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, etc.) and volati... | memory or storage devices continue to be of great importance in a variety of electrical and computer systems, as well as a variety of other applications. memory devices can take a variety of forms including, for example, non - volatile memory devices ( e. g., flash memory devices, rom, prom, eprom, eeprom, etc. ) and v... | Memory or storage devices continue to be of great importance in a variety of electrical and computer systems, as well as a variety of other applications. Memory devices can take a variety of f)ems including, for example, non - volatile memory devices (e. g. , flash memory devices, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, etc.) and vo... | Memory or storage devices to of great importance in a variety electrical and computer systems, as well as a variety other Memory devices can take variety of forms including, for example, memory devices (e.g., flash memory devices, ROM, PROM, EPROM, EEPROM, and volatile devices (e.g., random access memory or RAM, DRAM, ... | MemorY Or stoRAGe dEvICEs cOnTINUe TO Be Of GrEAT IMPORtaNce iN a vaRiEty oF ELECTRiCaL AnD coMpuTer SysTEms, aS well As A vArIETY OF OTher apPlicaTIONS. MeMOry DEviCEs can TAke A varIeTy of FormS InclUdiNg, FOR examPLe, Non-VoLATIle memORy dEVicEs (e.g., fLaSH meMory devICeS, rOM, PRoM, epROM, EEPROm, ETC.) aND VOlAtI... | Memory orstoragedevices continue to be ofgreat importance in a varietyof electrical and computersystems, as well as a variety of other applications. Memory devices can take a variety of forms including,for example,non-volatile memorydevices (e.g., flashmemory devices, ROM, PROM,EPROM, EEPROM, etc.) ... | Memory or _storage_ devices _continue_ to be _of_ great importance in a variety _of_ electrical _and_ computer systems, _as_ well as _a_ _variety_ of other applications. _Memory_ devices _can_ _take_ a variety _of_ forms including, for example, _non-volatile_ memory devices (e.g., flash _memory_ devices, _ROM,_ _PROM,_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a rolling bearing or a rolling bearing apparatus suitably used to rotatably support a cam shaft in a cylinder head of an engine. More specifically, the present invention relates to a two-split outer ring that is split in two parts in the circumferential directi... | 1. field of the invention the present invention applies to a rolling bearing or a rolling bearing apparatus suitably used to rotatably support a cam shaft in a cylinder head of an engine. more specifically, the present invention relates to a two - split outer ring that is split in two parts in the circumferential direc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a rolling bearing or a rolling bearing apparatus suitably used to rotatably support a cam shaft in a cylinder head of an engine. More specifically, the oredent invention relates to a two - split outer ring that is split in two parts in the circumferential direc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a rolling bearing or a rolling bearing apparatus suitably used to rotatably support a cam shaft in a head of an More specifically, the present invention relates to a two-split outer ring is split in two parts in the circumferential direction and to a bearing havin... | 1. fiELD of tHE inVeNTiOn
thE PrESeNt inVeNTION reLaTES to a ROLlINg bEariNG or A rOlLing BEARINg ApParatUS sUItABLY uSEd To rotAtabLy SUPpORT a cam Shaft In A cylInder hEAd of an EnGine. mORe sPecIfICalLY, The PREsenT iNVentIOn RELATES TO a TWo-SplIT OUteR RiNG That Is SpLiT In twO pARTS IN THE CirCumfEreNTIAl dIrecTI... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a rolling bearing or a rolling bearing apparatussuitably used torotatably support a cam shaft in a cylinder head of an engine. More specifically, thepresentinvention relates to a two-split outer ring that is split in two parts in the circumf... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a _rolling_ bearing _or_ a rolling bearing apparatus suitably used to rotatably support a cam shaft _in_ _a_ _cylinder_ head of an _engine._ More specifically, the _present_ invention relates to a two-split outer ring that is _split_ in two parts in _the_ cir... |
Many electronic devices, such as organic light emitting devices (OLEDs), charged coupled devices (CCDs), and thinfilm transistors (TFTs), organic Thin-Film Transistors (TFT), solar cells, comprise active components which are susceptible to degradation from exposure to moisture, oxygen and other gases found in the atmos... | many electronic devices, such as organic light emitting devices ( oleds ), charged coupled devices ( ccds ), and thinfilm transistors ( tfts ), organic thin - film transistors ( tft ), solar cells, comprise active components which are susceptible to degradation from exposure to dust, oxygen and other gases found in the... | Many electronic devices, such as organic light emitting devices (OLEDs ), charged coupled devices (CCDs ), and thinfO:m transistors (TFTs ), organic Thin - Film Transistors (TFT ), solar cells, comprise active components which are susceptible to degradation from exposure to moKsturD, oxygen and other gases found in the... | Many electronic devices, such as light emitting devices (OLEDs), charged coupled devices (CCDs), thinfilm transistors (TFTs), organic Thin-Film Transistors (TFT), solar cells, comprise active components which susceptible to from to moisture, oxygen and other gases found in the atmosphere. In order to ensure the longevi... | manY ELeCTrONIC dEVICeS, suCH as ORgANiC ligHt EmiTtiNG DevIcEs (oleds), CHaRGEd COUPlED devICes (CCDS), aND tHINfiLm TRAnSistors (tfTs), orGanic thIn-FiLm TRaNsiSTOrS (tfT), solAr CELls, ComPrISE ACtIve cOmpoNENTS WHICh aRE SuscEPTiBle to DEgrAdaTioN FroM ExPOSUre To mOIsTURE, OxygeN ANd OTHer GasEs fOuND IN the atMOS... | Many electronic devices, such as organiclight emitting devices (OLEDs), charged coupled devices (CCDs),and thinfilm transistors (TFTs), organic Thin-Film Transistors (TFT), solarcells, compriseactive components whichare susceptible to degradation from exposure to moisture, oxygen and othergases found ... | Many electronic devices, such _as_ organic light _emitting_ devices _(OLEDs),_ charged coupled _devices_ (CCDs), and thinfilm transistors (TFTs), _organic_ _Thin-Film_ Transistors (TFT), solar _cells,_ comprise _active_ components which are susceptible to _degradation_ _from_ exposure to moisture, oxygen and other gase... |
As commonly known, TCP is the most popular transport layer protocol for data transfer. It provides connection-oriented reliable transfer of data between two communicating hosts, wherein a host refers to a network-connected computer, or to any system which can be connected to a network for offering services to another h... | as commonly known, tcp is the most popular transport filtering protocol for data transfer. it provides connection - oriented reliable transfer of data between two communicating hosts, wherein a host refers to a network - connected computer, or to any system which can be connected to a network for offering services to a... | As commonly known, TCP is the most popular transport layer protocol for data transfer. It provides connection - oriented tRliable transfer of data between two communicating hosts, wherein a host refers to a network - connected computer, or to any system which can be connected to a network for offering services to anoth... | As commonly known, TCP is the most popular transport layer protocol data transfer. It provides transfer of data between two communicating hosts, wherein a host refers to a network-connected computer, or to any system which can be connected to a network for offering services another host connected to the same network. T... | AS ComMonLY Known, tcP iS tHe most PoPUlAr tRaNSPORT lAYER pROtocOl foR dAta TranSfEr. It PrOviDEs ConnecTion-oRiEnTed RELIaBLE TraNSfer of dAta bEtWEen TWO cOMMuNICatiNg HosTS, whEREiN a HOst ReFerS to a NETWoRK-conneCted cOMputEr, Or tO Any SysTeM WhicH can BE CoNneCtED tO A network foR OFFERiNG sERvICes TO anOThER H... | As commonly known,TCP is the most popular transport layer protocol for datatransfer. It provides connection-orientedreliable transfer of data between two communicatinghosts, wherein a host refers to anetwork-connected computer, or to any systemwhich canbe connected to a network foroffering services... | As commonly known, TCP _is_ the most popular transport layer protocol for _data_ transfer. It provides connection-oriented reliable _transfer_ of data between two communicating hosts, wherein a _host_ refers to a network-connected computer, _or_ to any system _which_ can _be_ connected to a _network_ for offering servi... |
The data lanes that make up a data interface between two devices, or chips, are called a data link. The different lanes in the data link are typically synchronized to the slowest lane. The different lanes on a receiving device receive data segments of a data frame at different times. However, a complete data frame is o... | the storage lanes that make up a data interface between two devices, or chips, are called a data link. the different lanes in the data link are typically synchronized to the slowest lane. the memory lanes on a receiving device receive data segments of a data frame at different times. however, a complete data frame is o... | The dz^a lanes that make up a data interface between two devices, or chips, are called a data link. The different lamed in the data link are typically synchronized to the slowest lane. The different lanes on a receiving device receive data segments of a data frame at different times. However, a complete data frame is o... | data that make up a data interface between two devices, or chips, are called a data link. different lanes in the data link are typically synchronized to the slowest lane. The different lanes on a receiving device data segments of a data frame at different times. However, a complete frame is only transmitted from one la... | The dAta LANES ThAT MAkE uP A DaTA INTErFAce BETWEEN twO dEVices, or chiPS, ARe CALleD a dAtA LiNk. THe diFFERenT LAnES IN THE DaTa LInK Are TypiCALlY SYnchRONizeD tO thE sLOWesT LAne. THe DiffErEnT lanES on a RecEIViNg DEvICe recEiVe Data segmeNTS oF A DAta frAme AT DIFfeREnt TiMes. HOWeVer, A cOmPlEte DATa FRAme is o... | The datalanes that make up a data interface between two devices, or chips, are called a data link.The different lanes in the data link are typicallysynchronized to the slowest lane.The different lanes on a receivingdevice receive data segmentsof a data frameat different times. However, a comp... | _The_ data lanes that _make_ up a data interface between two devices, or chips, are called a data link. The _different_ _lanes_ _in_ the data link are typically synchronized to the _slowest_ lane. The different lanes on a receiving device receive data segments of a data frame at different times. However, a complete dat... |
This invention relates to a combined container and dispenser for particles such as tablets used medically for numerous therapeutic and prophylactic purposes.
In modern medicine many types of tablets must be taken at regular intervals over a considerable period. The storage, transportation and dispensing of these tablet... | this invention relates to a sterile container and dispenser for particles categorized as tablets used medically for numerous therapeutic and prophylactic purposes. in modern medicine many types of tablets must be taken at regular intervals over a considerable period. the storage, transportation and dispensing of these ... | This invention relates to a combined conGa9ner and dispenser for particles such as tablets used medically for numerous therapeutic and prophylactic pudppses. In modern medicine many types of taNl2ts Huct be taken at regular intervals over a considerable period. The storage, transportation and dispensing of these tablet... | This invention to a container and dispenser for particles such as tablets used medically for numerous therapeutic and prophylactic purposes. In modern many types of tablets must taken at regular intervals over a considerable period. storage, transportation and dispensing of these tablets presents the with a considerabl... | tHIS InveNtION RElATes TO A CoMBiNed CONtAiNER AnD dISPenser FOR PARTiclES SUCH AS tablETs usEd MedicaLlY FOr nUMERoUs tHeRAPeutiC aND pROPhyLactIc PurpoSes.
In MoDERn MedICIne MaNy TYPEs oF TAbLEtS mUSt Be takEn aT rEgULAR iNTeRVALs oVEr A cOnSiDeRABLe PerIOd. the sTORaGE, TransPoRTaTion AND DISPeNSing OF theSE TAbLeT... | This invention relates to a combined container and dispenser for particles such as tabletsused medically for numerous therapeutic and prophylactic purposes. In modernmedicine many types of tablets must be taken atregular intervalsover a considerable period. The storage, transportation and dispensing o... | This invention relates to a combined container and dispenser _for_ particles such as tablets used medically for numerous _therapeutic_ and _prophylactic_ purposes. _In_ modern medicine many types of _tablets_ must be _taken_ at regular intervals over a considerable period. The storage, _transportation_ and _dispensing_... |
The present invention relates to a device for massaging the sole of foot including the arch of foot.
A conventional massage device for such a purpose is provided with projection rollers. The rollers are rotatable about axes parallel to each other and positioned in one and the same flat plane, and the projections are of... | a present invention relates to a device for massaging the sole of foot including the arch of foot. a friction massage device employing such a method is provided with projection rollers. the wheels are aligned about axes parallel to each other and arranged in one and the same flat plane, and the projections are of basic... | The present invention re>at#s to a device for massaging the sole of toIt lncluxing the xrXh of foot. A conventional massage device for such a pur)oae is provided s8th projection roklDrs. The rollers are rotatable about axes parallel to #axh ohhee and positioned in one and the same flat plane, and the projections are of... | The present invention relates to device for massaging the sole of foot including the arch of foot. A conventional massage device for such a purpose is provided with projection rollers. The rollers are rotatable about axes parallel to each other and positioned in one and the same plane, and the projections the length, s... | THe prESENT InVENTiON RElAteS To A DevIce fOR massAGiNg the sOle of FOot iNCLUdiNG ThE ArcH oF foOT.
a COnVENTIoNAL mASSaGe dEVIce FOR sUCh a PUrPOSE iS PrOViDed WITH proJECTIOn rOLLErS. tHE roLlErs ARE rOTAtABLe ABOut AXeS PArALLel tO eaCh OTher AnD poSItioNEd IN One aND THE SAme fLaT pLAne, ANd ThE pROJectioNS ARE of... | The present invention relatesto a device for massaging the sole of foot including the arch offoot. A conventionalmassage devicefor such a purpose is provided with projection rollers. Therollers are rotatableabout axes parallelto each other and positioned in oneandthe same flat plane, and the projectio... | The present invention relates to a _device_ _for_ massaging the sole of foot _including_ the _arch_ of foot. A conventional massage device for such a purpose is provided with projection rollers. The rollers are _rotatable_ _about_ axes parallel to each other and _positioned_ in one and _the_ same flat plane, and the pr... |
The present invention relates to a facsimile relaying method for transmitting common picture information to a plurality of facsimile receivers for a facsimile transmitter.
A facsimile communication system is available today which is of the type using a facsimile relay station to allow a facsimile transmitter to send sa... | the present invention relates to a facsimile relaying method for transmitting common picture information to a plurality of facsimile receivers for a vhf transmitter. a facsimile communication system is available today which is of the type using a facsimile relay station to cause a facsimile transmitter to send same pic... | The present invention relates to a facsimile relaying method for transmitting common picture information to a plurality of facsimile receivers for a facsimile tDansmi$ter. A facsimile communication system is available today which is of the type IsinH a facsimile relay station to allow a facsimile transmitter to send sa... | The present invention relates to a facsimile relaying method for common picture information a plurality of facsimile receivers for a facsimile transmitter. A facsimile system is available today which is of the type using a facsimile to allow a facsimile transmitter to send same information a of remote facsimile receive... | tHE PReSeNt INvENtIon ReLaTEs to a FacSimIle relAyInG mEThoD FOR trANSMittinG CoMMon piCtUre iNfOrmaTiON tO a pluraliTY OF FACsiMILe REcEiVERS fOR a FaCSimILE tRANsMiTTeR.
A FACsIMile cOmmUnICatIOn sYstEm IS aVAilAbLE toDay whiCh is Of thE TypE uSINg A faCsImIlE rElAy stATION To ALlOw a FACSiMILE TRansmItteR to Send SA... | The present invention relates to a facsimilerelayingmethod for transmitting common picture informationtoa plurality of facsimile receivers for a facsimile transmitter.A facsimile communication system is available today which is of the type using a facsimilerelay station to allow afacsimile tr... | The _present_ _invention_ relates to _a_ facsimile _relaying_ _method_ for transmitting common picture information to a plurality of facsimile receivers _for_ a facsimile transmitter. A facsimile communication system _is_ _available_ today _which_ is of the _type_ using _a_ facsimile relay _station_ to allow _a_ _facsi... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to crosslinked collagen scaffolds. More particularly, it relates to the method of crosslinking and producing collagen-based scaffolds with improved properties using light and photosensitizing reagent, and to the products produced by the method.
(2) Desc... | ( 1 ) field since the invention the present invention relates generally to crosslinked collagen scaffolds. more particularly, research relates to the method of crosslinking and producing collagen - based scaffolds with improved properties using light and photosensitizing reagent, and to the products produced by the met... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to crosslinked collagen scaffolds. More particularly, it relates to the method of crosslinking and producing collagen - based scaffolds with improved properties using light and photosensitizing reagent, and to the products produced by the method. (2) D... | (1) Field of Invention present invention relates generally to crosslinked scaffolds. particularly, it relates to the method of crosslinking producing collagen-based scaffolds with improved properties light and photosensitizing and to the products produced by the (2) of Related Art Collagen is the most abundant protein ... | (1) field oF tHe iNVENtIOn
thE prESeNt inVEnTiOn ReLaTeS GENeRaLlY tO crosSLINKeD coLLagEN scaffOlDS. MOrE pARtIcuLArLy, IT RelateS to THe MEtHOD Of CrOSsLiNkING aND PrODucInG cOLlaGeN-BaSed scafFOlds WiTh imProVED PROPertIEs usinG LIGHT AnD PhotoseNSITizInG ReAGenT, aNd tO tHE PrOducts proDUcED By tHE MeTHOD.
(2) desC... | (1) Field of the InventionThe present invention relates generally to crosslinked collagen scaffolds.More particularly, itrelates to the method of crosslinking and producing collagen-based scaffolds with improved properties using light and photosensitizing reagent, and to the products produced bythemet... | (1) Field _of_ the _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates generally to crosslinked _collagen_ _scaffolds._ _More_ particularly, it relates _to_ the method of crosslinking and producing collagen-based scaffolds with _improved_ properties using light and photosensitizing reagent, and to _the_ products produced by th... |
(i) Technical Field
The present invention relates to a cleaning member for an image forming apparatus, a charging device, a unit for an image forming apparatus, a process cartridge, and an image forming apparatus.
(ii) Related Art
According to an electrophotographic image forming apparatus, a surface of an image carryi... | ( i ) technical description the current invention reports to a cleaning member for an image forming apparatus, a printing device, a unit for an image forming apparatus, specialized process cartridge, and an image manipulation apparatus. ( ii ) related art according to an electrophotographic image forming apparatus, a s... | ( i) Technical Field The present invention relates to a dleQning member for an image forming apparatus, a charging device, a unit for an image gprming apparatus, a pricfss cartridge, and an image forming apparatus. (ii) Related Art According to an electrophotographic image forming apparatus, a surface of an image caFry... | (i) Technical Field The present invention relates to a cleaning member for an image forming apparatus, a charging device, a unit for an image forming apparatus, a process an image forming apparatus. Related Art According to an electrophotographic image forming apparatus, a surface of an image carrying member of a photo... | (I) TecHNIcAl Field
THe pREsenT INVEntION RELATEs to A cLEaniNG meMBer foR AN iMaGE foRmINg APPArATUS, A ChArging DEVice, a UNiT For An Image FoRmiNg aPParAtUs, a PROCEss cArtrIdGe, And An iMaGe ForMInG APPAraTUs.
(II) rELateD Art
AcCoRdING To an ElECtrOphotOGrApHic IMAgE FORminG aPparAtus, a SURFAcE Of AN iMAgE cArRyI... | (i) TechnicalField The presentinvention relates to a cleaning member for an image forming apparatus, a charging device, a unit for an image formingapparatus,a process cartridge,and an image forming apparatus. (ii) Related Art According to an electrophotographic image forming apparatus, a surface o... | (i) _Technical_ Field _The_ present invention relates to a cleaning member for an image forming apparatus, _a_ charging device, a unit _for_ an image forming apparatus, a _process_ cartridge, _and_ an image forming apparatus. (ii) Related Art According _to_ an electrophotographic _image_ _forming_ apparatus, _a_ surfac... |
This invention relates to processing of semiconductor wafers using a multi-chambered wafer processing device to form layers on a silicon wafer. Multi-chambered wafer processing devices do multiple sputtering and etching steps in the same device. One such multi-chambered wafer processing device is the MRC machine produc... | this invention relates to processing of semiconductor wafers using a multi - chambered wafer processing device to form layers on a silicon chip. multi - chambered wafer processing devices do multiple sputtering and etching steps in the same process. one such multi - chambered wafer processing device is the mrc machine ... | %Uis invsjtion relates to processing of semiconductor wafers 7sinv a multi - chambered wafer procewskng device to form layers on a silicon wafer. Julgi - chambered wafer processing devices do multiple sputtering and etching steps in the same device. One such multi - chambered wafer processing device is the MRC machine ... | This invention relates to processing of semiconductor wafers using a wafer device form on a silicon Multi-chambered processing devices do multiple sputtering and etching in same device. One such multi-chambered wafer processing device the MRC machine produced by Materials Corporation in Orangeburg, N.Y. The typical pro... | THIS INvENTION ReLaTES tO PROcESSiNg Of SemICOndUCToR waFErs USing a MULTI-ChAmbERed WafeR PRocEssING DevIcE TO FORm LAyERs on a silICON WaFEr. mULTI-ChAMbERed Wafer PrOcESSing deVicES DO multIple spuTTerING anD EtchIng stEPS In ThE sAME DEViCe. oNE SUCH muLtI-ChAmbErED wafEr PROcessINg devIce Is The mRC MAcHine PrOdUC... | Thisinvention relatestoprocessing of semiconductor wafers using a multi-chambered wafer processing device to form layers on a silicon wafer. Multi-chamberedwafer processing devices do multiple sputtering and etchingsteps in the same device. Onesuch multi-chamberedwafer processing device is the MRC machine prod... | This invention relates _to_ processing _of_ semiconductor wafers using a multi-chambered wafer processing device to form layers on _a_ silicon wafer. Multi-chambered wafer processing devices do multiple sputtering and etching steps in the _same_ _device._ One such multi-chambered wafer _processing_ device is the MRC _m... |
In the construction industry, post frame metal building materials are attached to the wooden frame structure with various types of wood fasteners. However, current wood fastener thread designs have a tendency to back-out over time, thus weakening the connection and the building's structural integrity. Additionally, kno... | in modern construction industry, post frame metal building materials are attached to this entire frame structure with various types involving wood fasteners. however, current wood fastener construction designs have a tendency to back - out over construction, thus weakening the connection and the building ' s structural... | In the construction induZyry, post frame metal building mZterOals are attached to the wooden frame structure with various types of 1Pod fasteners. However, current wood faCtfner thread designs have a tendency to back - out over time, thus weakening the connectiiG and the building ' s structural integrity. Additionally,... | In the construction industry, post frame metal building are attached to wooden frame structure with various types of wood fasteners. However, current wood fastener thread designs have a tendency to back-out time, thus the connection and the building's structural Additionally, can have a tendency to break during install... | In the ConsTruCTiOn INDUsTry, PosT fRaME Metal BUIldING matERIALS ARe AttAcheD To thE WooDEn fRAMe STRuctUrE wiTh varIoUs TypES oF wOOD FastEneRs. hOWeveR, CURRent WOOd fASteNER thREad dEsIGNS HavE a tENDENCy tO BAck-OuT over tImE, THUs weaKENINg The cOnnEcTIOn AnD thE BuIlDING'S StRuctURAl iNteGRItY. aDdITIoNally, kno... | Inthe construction industry, post frame metal buildingmaterials areattached to the wooden frame structure with various types of wood fasteners. However, current woodfastener thread designs have a tendencytoback-out overtime,thus weakening the connection and the building's structural integrity. Additionally, ... | In the construction industry, _post_ frame metal building _materials_ _are_ attached to the wooden frame structure with various types of wood fasteners. However, current wood fastener thread designs have a tendency to back-out over _time,_ _thus_ weakening the connection and the building's _structural_ integrity. _Addi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The field of invention relates to wheeled roller skate structure, and more particularly pertains to new and improved pneumatic pump roller blades wherein the same is directed to the use of roller blade skate members having pneumatic side wall chambers within the shoe construction for support a... | 1. field of the invention the field of invention relates to wheeled roller bearing structure, and more particularly pertains to new and improved pneumatic pump roller blades wherein the same is directed to the use of roller blade skate members having pneumatic side wall chambers within the shoe construction for support... | 1. Field of the Invention The field of invention rW.ates to wheeled roller skate structure, and more particularly pertains to new and improved pneumatic Lum) Go>ler b>sdes wherein the same is directed to the use of roller blade skate members having pneumatic side wall chambers within the shoe construction for support a... | 1. Field of the Invention The field of invention relates wheeled roller skate structure, and more particularly pertains to and pneumatic pump blades wherein the same is directed to the use of roller blade skate having pneumatic side wall chambers within the shoe construction for support and comfort of wearer. Descripti... | 1. FIELd oF THe INVEnTion
tHe fieLD of invEntION rELaTES TO wHeeLED roLLEr sKATE STrUctURe, AND more pArTICULaRlY peRTaiNS to NEW anD ImPRoVED PneUMaTIC puMP RoLlER bLaDes whErEIn THe Same iS DIrEctEd tO thE USe oF ROller Blade skATE mEmBers haVing PNeUmATIc sIdE WALl ChaMBERs WIThin tHE ShOe COnstRuCTiOn for sUpport a... | 1. Field of theInvention The field of inventionrelates to wheeled roller skate structure, and moreparticularly pertains to new and improved pneumatic pump roller blades wherein the sameisdirected to the use of roller bladeskate members having pneumatic side wall chambers within the shoe c... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The field of _invention_ relates _to_ wheeled roller skate structure, and more particularly pertains to new _and_ improved pneumatic pump _roller_ blades wherein the same is directed _to_ _the_ use of _roller_ _blade_ skate members having pneumatic side wall _chambers_ within _the_ shoe cons... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a blood oxygenator of the outside perfusion type using a hollow-fiber membrane.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A number of blood oxygenators using hollow fibers as the gas exchange membrane have already been proposed, for example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,972,349, 3,794,4... | 1. field patents the invention this invention leads to a blood oxygenator of the outside perfusion type using a hollow - fiber membrane. 2. description of the prior art a number of blood oxygenators using hollow bodies as the gas exchange membrane have already been proposed, for example, in u. s. pat. nos. 2, 972, 349,... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a blood oxygenator of the outside perfusion type using a hollow - fiber membrane. 2. Descr9ptKon of the (rio% Art A number of blood oxygenators using hollow fibers as the gas exchange membrane have already been proposed, for easmple, in U. S. Pat. Nos. 2, 972, 349, 3,... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a blood oxygenator of the outside perfusion type using hollow-fiber membrane. 2. Description of the Prior A number of oxygenators hollow fibers as the gas exchange membrane have already been proposed, for example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,794,468, 4,239,729 and 4,374,802. In ... | 1. fIeLd of the InveNTiON
THIS iNvENtIoN RelaTES tO a bLOOd oxYgEnatOr Of THE OutsidE PErfUSion TYPE uSInG a HOlLow-fIbEr meMbrAnE.
2. DescRIptioN OF The PRIoR ArT
a NUmBeR Of blooD OxYGenAToRs uSiNG Hollow fiBerS As The gas EXchaNgE Membrane haVe ALreADY BEEN proPOSed, FoR EXamPle, iN U.s. Pat. NOS. 2,972,349, 3,794,4... | 1. Fieldof the Invention Thisinvention relates to ablood oxygenatorof the outsideperfusion type using a hollow-fiber membrane. 2. Description of the Prior ArtA number of blood oxygenators using hollow fibers asthe gas exchange membrane have already been proposed, for example, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,972,349,3,... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates _to_ a blood oxygenator _of_ the outside perfusion type using a _hollow-fiber_ membrane. 2. Description of the Prior Art A number of blood oxygenators using hollow _fibers_ as the gas exchange membrane have already _been_ proposed, _for_ example, in _U.S._ Pat. Nos. 2,... |
The present invention generally relates to an automatic implantable atrial defibrillator for delivering cardioverting or defibrillating electrical energy to the atria of a human heart. The present invention is more particularly directed to such an atrial defibrillator which has an intermittently activated pacing modali... | the present invention generally relates to an automatic rapid atrial defibrillator for delivering cardioverting or defibrillating electrical energy to the atria of a human heart. the present invention is more particularly directed to such an atrial defibrillator which has an intermittently activated pacing modality for... | The present invention generally relates to an automatic implantable atrial defibrillator for delivering cardioverting or defibrillating electrical energy to the atria of a human heart. The present invention is more particularly directed to such an AtrOal defibrillator which has an intermittently activated pacing modali... | The invention generally relates to an implantable atrial defibrillator for delivering cardioverting or defibrillating electrical energy to the atria a human heart. The present invention is more particularly directed to such an atrial defibrillator which has an intermittently activated pacing modality for assisting the ... | THE PResenT inVENtioN GENErAlLY rElatEs To An AuToMATIc imPlaNtabLe aTriAl DEfiBRilLaTOr fOR DeLivErIng CARDiOVERting oR dEFibrILLAtINg eLeCtRicAl eNERGy TO tHE AtRiA Of A HuMan HearT. the pResent invEnTION Is moRe PartICUlaRLY DireCteD TO sUch An atRIAl defibRilLatOr WHiCH hAS an INtERmitTentLy aCTiVAtED PaCING mODaLI... | Thepresent invention generally relates to anautomaticimplantable atrial defibrillator for delivering cardioverting or defibrillating electrical energy to the atria of a human heart. Thepresentinvention is more particularly directed to such anatrial defibrillator which has an intermittently acti... | The present _invention_ generally relates to _an_ automatic implantable atrial defibrillator for delivering cardioverting or _defibrillating_ electrical energy _to_ _the_ atria of a human heart. The _present_ invention is more _particularly_ directed to such an atrial defibrillator which _has_ _an_ intermittently activ... |
Anti-roll bars are used in sprung vehicle suspensions in order to reduce body roll during cornering by adding to the roll resistance of the suspension components such as springs and torsion bars. Springs and torsion bars (referred to hereinafter collectively as “torsion bars”) in a vehicle suspension are provided to al... | anti - roll bars are used in sprung vehicle suspensions in order to reduce body roll during cornering by reducing to the roll resistance of the suspension components such as springs and torsion bars. springs and torsion bars ( referred to hereinafter collectively as “ torsion bars ” ) in a vehicle suspension are modifi... | Anti - roll bars are used in sprung vehicle suspensions in order to reduce body roll during cornering by adding to the roll resistance of the suspension components such as springs and torsion bars. Springs and torsion bars (referred to hereinafter collectively as “ torsion bars ”) in a vehicle suspension are provided t... | Anti-roll bars are used sprung vehicle suspensions in order to reduce body roll during cornering by adding to the roll resistance of the suspension components such springs and torsion bars. Springs and torsion bars (referred to hereinafter collectively as “torsion bars”) in a vehicle suspension are provided to allow th... | aNti-ROll BARS arE uSeD iN spRunG vEHiClE suspENSiONs In OrDeR to rEDucE bodY rOll DURING CoRNeRIng By ADdiNg To THe RolL resIsTANCE OF tHE SuSpenSioN COmPONEnts Such aS spRIngS AnD tORSion bARs. SprinGS and TOrsiON baRS (ReFERreD TO heREinaFtEr COLleCtiveLY aS “toRsIOn barS”) iN a VehiCLe sUSPEnsIoN ARe pROVIDeD TO al... | Anti-roll bars are usedin sprung vehicle suspensions inorder to reduce body roll during cornering by adding to the roll resistance of the suspension components such as springs and torsion bars. Springs andtorsion bars (referred to hereinafter collectively as “torsion bars”) in a vehicle suspensi... | _Anti-roll_ bars are used in sprung vehicle suspensions in order to reduce body roll during cornering by adding to the roll _resistance_ of _the_ suspension components such _as_ _springs_ and torsion bars. Springs and torsion bars (referred to hereinafter collectively _as_ _“torsion_ bars”) in a vehicle suspension are ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to deformable mirrors which have replaceable, electrically operated actuators for deforming the mirror's reflecting surface. The disclosed invention is a method and apparatus for installing and adjusting the actuators to control the surface shape of the mirror's reflecti... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to deformable mirrors which have replaceable, electrically operated actuators for deforming the mirror ' s reflecting surface. the disclosed invention is a method and apparatus for installing and adjusting the actuators to control the surface shape of the mirror ' s refl... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to deformable mirrors which have replaceable, electrically operated actuators for deforming the mirror ' s reflecting surTaDe. The disclosed invention is a method and apparatus for installing and adjusting the actuators to control the surface shape of the KirTor ' s refl... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates deformable mirrors which replaceable, electrically operated actuators for deforming the mirror's surface. The disclosed invention is a method and apparatus for installing and adjusting the actuators to control the of the mirror's reflecting surface. 2. of the Prior It is well know... | 1. FIElD oF The InVENtion
tHIs iNVENTIOn RElAteS To DefORmabLE mIRrOrS wHiCh haVE replACeAbLE, ELeCtrIcaLLY operATEd AcTUAtORS for defOrMING THE mirROr's ReFleCtinG SURFACe. thE DIsClOseD InventIon is A metHOd ANd aPPaRATuS for InStaLLIng and ADjuStInG THe aCTUAToRs To cOntRol THe SURFAce shape of ThE miRrOR'S REflEctI... | 1. Field of theInventionThis invention relates todeformablemirrors which have replaceable, electrically operated actuators for deforming the mirror's reflecting surface. The disclosed invention is amethod and apparatus for installing and adjusting theactuatorsto control the surface shape of the mir... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to _deformable_ mirrors which have replaceable, electrically operated actuators for _deforming_ the mirror's _reflecting_ surface. The _disclosed_ _invention_ is _a_ _method_ and apparatus _for_ _installing_ _and_ _adjusting_ the actuators to control _the_ surface shape ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to electron beam lithography tools and, more particularly, to limiting temperature-dependent changes in performance and operation of electron beam lithography tools.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Numerous lithography techniques are known and are in wid... | 1. field of the invention the semiconductor invention generally relates to electron beam lithography tools and, more particularly, to limiting temperature - dependent changes in performance and operation of electron beam lithography tools. 2. description of the prior art numerous lithography techniques are known and ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to electron beam lithography tools and, more particularly, to limiting temperature - dependent changes in performance and operation of electron beam lithography tools. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous lithography techniques are known and are in w... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to electron beam lithography tools and, more particularly, to limiting performance and operation of electron lithography tools. Description of the Prior Art Numerous lithography techniques known and are in widespread use for of integrated circuit devices, in Ess... | 1. FiELd oF the InventiOn
the PReSent InvENTIoN GENErally reLateS To ELEctrOn BeAm lIthOGRapHY ToOlS And, mOre pARticuLArly, To lIMITiNG TeMPeraTURE-DEpEndEnT cHaNgeS in peRformANCe anD OPEratioN of ELectRoN BEaM LIthogRAphY TOoLS.
2. deScRiptiOn oF ThE prIOR ART
NUmeRoUs lIthoGraphy tEChNIQUES aRE knOWn and arE in Wid... | 1. Field of theInventionThe present invention generally relates to electron beamlithography tools and, more particularly, tolimiting temperature-dependent changes in performance andoperation of electron beam lithography tools. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous lithography techniques are knownand ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention generally relates to electron _beam_ lithography tools and, more particularly, to limiting temperature-dependent changes _in_ performance and operation _of_ electron beam lithography tools. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art Numerous lithography techniques _are_ _known_ ... |
In a number of scenarios, it is possible to safely infuse subjects with pharmaceutically active agents or fluids. In other scenarios, for example where a subject is to be infused with an opioid, there remains substantial danger to the subject, unless they are closely monitored, and, even then, in the absence of the saf... | in a number of scenarios, it is possible to safely infuse subjects with pharmaceutically active agents or fluids. in other scenarios, for example where a subject is to be infused with an opioid, there remains substantial danger to the subject, unless they are closely monitored, and, even then, in the absence of the saf... | In a number of scenarios, it is possible to safely infuse subjects with pharmaceutically active agents or fluids. In other scenarios, for example where a subject is to be infused with an opioid, there remains substantial danger to the subject, unless they are closely monitored, and, even then, in the absence of the saf... | In a number of scenarios, it is possible to safely infuse subjects with pharmaceutically active agents or In other scenarios, for example where a subject is to be infused with an there remains substantial danger to the subject, unless they are closely monitored, and, even then, in the of the safety features provided by... | iN A nUmber oF sCenarios, IT iS pOSsIblE To SAFEly InFUse sUbJectS WItH PHArmaceuticALLy actiVE AgEntS OR FLuidS. IN otHeR SCENaRIOs, FOR eXaMple wHerE a SubjEcT iS to BE InfUsED wItH AN opiOID, THeRe Remains sUbStaNTIaL daNgeR TO tHE SUbJect, uNlESs THEy aRe ClOSELY MONItOrED, ANd, EVEN TheN, IN thE aBSeNCE OF The sAf... | In a number of scenarios, it is possible to safely infuse subjects with pharmaceutically active agentsor fluids. Inother scenarios, for example where a subject isto be infused withan opioid,there remainssubstantial danger to the subject, unless they are closely monitored, and, even then, in the a... | In a number of scenarios, it is possible to safely _infuse_ subjects with _pharmaceutically_ active _agents_ or fluids. In _other_ _scenarios,_ for _example_ where a subject is to _be_ _infused_ with an opioid, there remains _substantial_ danger to the subject, _unless_ they _are_ _closely_ monitored, and, even then, i... |
The present invention relates to a servo-press machine that includes a drive power supply capacitor, drives a servomotor based on slide motion information, and performs a press-forming operation while converting the rotational motion of the servomotor into a vertical movement of a slide through a slide drive mechanism.... | the present invention relates to a servo - press machine that includes a drive power supply capacitor, drives a servomotor based on slide motion information, and performs a press - forming operation while converting the rotational motion above the servomotor into a vertical movement of a slide through a slide drive mec... | The present invention relates to a servo - press machine that includes a drive power supply capacitor, drives a servomotor based on slide motion information, and performs a press - forming operation while converting the rotational motion of the servomotor into a vertical movement of a slide through a slide drive mechan... | The present invention relates to includes a drive power supply capacitor, drives a based on slide motion information, performs press-forming operation while converting the motion the servomotor into a vertical movement of a slide a slide drive mechanism. A press machine that utilizes a servomotor allows the user easily... | The PREseNt iNvENTIon RELAtEs tO a Servo-pRess mACHiNE thaT iNCLUDes a dRIVe POwER SUPpLy cAPACiTOR, drIVES a SERvOmotoR BaseD on SlIDe MotIoN inFormaTiON, AnD PErfoRmS A pReSs-fORmInG OPeraTioN WHILE coNvErtiNg tHe roTAtionaL motIOn Of ThE sERVomOTOr intO A VERtiCaL MovemeNT Of a SLiDE ThRoUgH a sliDe DRIVE MECHanism.... | Thepresent invention relatesto a servo-press machine that includes a drive power supply capacitor, drives a servomotor based on slidemotion information, and performs a press-forming operation while converting therotational motion of the servomotor into a vertical movement of a slide through a slide drivemec... | The present invention relates to a servo-press machine that includes a drive power supply capacitor, drives a servomotor based on slide motion information, and performs a press-forming operation while converting the rotational motion of _the_ servomotor into a _vertical_ movement of a _slide_ _through_ a slide _drive_ ... |
The invention relates in general to an air-conditioning device for motor vehicles.
It relates more specifically to a device for air-conditioning a cabin of a motor vehicle, comprising an air-conditioning unit installed in front of the dashboard, able to be supplied with external air and/or with recycled air taken from ... | the invention relates in general to an air - conditioning device for motor vehicles. it relates more specifically to a device for air - conditioning a cabin of a motor vehicle, comprising an air - conditioning unit installed in front of the dashboard, able to be supplied with external air and / or with recycled air tak... | The invention relates in general to an air - conditioning device for motor vehicles. It relates more specifically to a device for air - conditioning a cabin of a motor vehicle, comprising an air - conditioning unit installed in front of the dashboard, able to be supplied with external air and / or with recycled air tak... | The invention relates in general to an for motor vehicles. It relates more specifically to a device for air-conditioning a cabin of a motor vehicle, comprising an air-conditioning unit installed in front of dashboard, able to be supplied with external air and/or with recycled air taken the cabin and passing through a r... | The inVENTiON RElates iN geNeRAL To AN air-cOnDitIOniNg DevIcE For mOtOr vehIclES.
iT reLaTeS mORE spECIFiCalLy To a DeVIcE fOR air-CONdITIOnInG a cABIn Of a MotoR vEhiCLe, ComPrisING aN air-cONdItIOnING uNiT INStallEd IN froNT of ThE dAShbOARD, AbLe To be sUppLIed WITh eXtErNaL AIr and/oR wiTh recycLEd AIR tAkEn FrOm ... | The invention relates in generalto an air-conditioning device formotor vehicles. It relates more specifically toa device forair-conditioning a cabin ofa motor vehicle, comprising an air-conditioningunit installed in front of thedashboard, able to be suppliedwith external air and/or withrecycled air taken fr... | The invention relates in general _to_ an _air-conditioning_ device for motor vehicles. It relates more specifically to a device for air-conditioning _a_ cabin of a motor vehicle, comprising _an_ air-conditioning unit _installed_ in front of the dashboard, able _to_ be supplied with external _air_ and/or with recycled a... |
This disclosure relates generally to execution of instructions by a computer, and more specifically to execution of instructions in a transactional execution environment.
The number of central processing unit (CPU) cores on a chip and the number of CPU cores connected to a shared memory continues to grow significantly ... | this disclosure relates generally to execution of instructions by a computer, and more importantly to execution of instructions in a transactional execution environment. the number of central processing unit ( pcs ) connected on a chip and the number of cpu cores connected to a shared memory continues to grow significa... | This disclosure relates generally to execution of instructions by a computer, and more specifically to execution of instructions in a transactional execution environment. The number of central processing unit (CPU) cores on a chip and the number of CPU cores connected to a shared memory continues to grow significantly ... | This disclosure relates to execution instructions by a computer, and more to execution of instructions in a transactional execution environment. The central processing unit cores on a chip and the of CPU cores connected to shared memory continues to grow significantly to support growing workload capacity demand. The in... | tHIS DIsclosurE RELatES gEnErAlLy to execuTIOn OF INSTRUctiOnS by A COMpuTeR, and MorE SpeCIFIcALLY to EXECUtiON oF insTRUcTioNs In a tRansActIonAL eXecUTIon EnVIRoNmeNt.
THE nuMber oF CEnTRaL ProcESsiNG uNit (cpU) coREs On a chIP and the nuMBeR OF Cpu cOreS ConNECTed TO A SHareD MEMOry cOntiNues to gROw sIGNIFiCAntLY ... | This disclosure relatesgenerally to execution of instructions by a computer, and morespecifically to execution of instructions in atransactional execution environment. The number of central processing unit (CPU) cores on a chip and the number of CPU cores connectedto a shared memory continues to ... | This _disclosure_ relates _generally_ _to_ execution of _instructions_ by a _computer,_ _and_ more specifically to execution of instructions in a transactional execution _environment._ The number of central processing unit _(CPU)_ cores on a chip and the number of _CPU_ cores connected to a shared memory _continues_ to... |
The most common use of the Global System for Mobile telecommunications (GSM) mobile communication system is to transmit voice. It is well known that during a normal conversation, the participants alternate so that, on the average, each direction of transmission is occupied only about 50% of the time. Discontinuous tran... | the one common use of the global system for mobile telecommunications ( gsm ) mobile communication system is to transmit voice. it is well known that during a normal conversation, the participants alternate so that, on the average, each direction of transmission is occupied only about 50 % of the time. discontinuous co... | The most common use of the Global System for Mobile telecommunications (GSM) mobile communication system is to transmit voice. It is well known that vurinV a normal conversation, the participants alternate so that, on the average, each direction of transmission is occupied only about 50% of the time. Discontinuous ^rXn... | The most common use of the Global System for telecommunications (GSM) mobile communication system is transmit voice. is well known that during a normal conversation, the participants alternate so that, on average, each direction of transmission is occupied only about 50% of the time. Discontinuous transmission (DTX) is... | ThE most cOMmoN use Of THE GLobaL SYStEm for mOBiLE telecOmMunIcATIoNs (Gsm) MobiLE cOMmuNICATiON sySTeM is TO traNSMiT VoicE. It iS weLL KNOWN ThAT dUrIng a normAL CoNvERsAtIOn, ThE paRtiCIPaNtS aLtERNaTe so That, On tHE AVERaGe, eAcH DIRectIOn Of TrAnsMISsiOn IS occUPiED oNlY ABouT 50% Of ThE tIME. discONTinuous trAn... | The most common use of the Global System for Mobile telecommunications (GSM) mobile communication system is to transmitvoice. It is well known that during a normalconversation, the participants alternate so that, on the average,each direction of transmission isoccupied only about 50% of the time. ... | The most common use _of_ the Global System for Mobile telecommunications (GSM) mobile communication _system_ is _to_ _transmit_ voice. _It_ _is_ well known that during a normal conversation, the participants _alternate_ so _that,_ on the average, each direction of _transmission_ is occupied only about _50%_ of _the_ ti... |
Absorption spectroscopy is often used to analyze a content of various substances. The content analysis may involve identifying components of the substances and/or identifying an amount of a particular component of the substance.
In general, absorption spectroscopy includes spectroscopic techniques that measure an amoun... | absorption spectroscopy is often used to analyze a content involving various substances. the content analysis may involve identifying components of the substances and / or identifying an amount of a particular component of the substance. in general, absorption spectroscopy includes absorption techniques that measure an... | Absorption spsctrosckpy is ofReB used to aGalyzr a content of various substances. The content analysis may involve identifying components of the substances and / or identifying an amount of a particular component of the substance. In general, ahsorptiLn spectroscopy includes spectroscopic techniques that measure an amo... | Absorption spectroscopy is often to analyze a content of various substances. The content analysis may involve identifying components of the substances and/or identifying an amount of a particular component of the substance. In general, spectroscopy techniques that measure an amount electromagnetic radiation a result of... | ABsorPtION SPeCTrOsCOpY Is OfTeN used tO AnAlYZE A COnTeNT oF VARious SUbstAnces. The CoNTenT AnALysiS maY InvolVE IDenTIFying compONenTs oF the sUbsTANCES And/OR IdENTifYIng An amOuNt OF a PARtICUlar coMpONEnT oF THe SubsTAncE.
in GEnErAl, ABsorPtIOn SpeCtROsCOPY iNCLUDES SpectrOScoPiC TechNIquES tHAT MeAsuRE AN amOUn... | Absorption spectroscopy is often used to analyze acontent of various substances. Thecontent analysis may involve identifying components of the substances and/or identifying an amount ofa particular component of the substance. In general, absorption spectroscopy includes spectroscopic techniquesthat meas... | Absorption _spectroscopy_ is often used to analyze a content of various substances. The content analysis may involve identifying components of _the_ substances and/or _identifying_ an amount of a particular _component_ of the _substance._ In general, absorption spectroscopy includes _spectroscopic_ techniques that meas... |
This application relates to the preparation of grafts, implants, prostheses or other tissue constructs, typically for use as replacements for damaged or diseased bodily tissue. More particularly, this application relates to apparatus and methods for maturing or conditioning biopolymer tissue constructs prior to implant... | this application relates to the preparation of grafts, implants, prostheses or other tissue constructs, typically for use as replacements for damaged or diseased bodily tissue. more particularly, this application relates to apparatus and methods for maturing or conditioning biopolymer tissue constructs prior to implant... | This application relates to the preparation of grafts, implants, prostheses or other tissue constructs, typically for use as replacements for damaged or diseased bodily tissue. More particularly, this application relates to apparatus and methods for maturing or conditioning biopolymer tissue constructs prior to implant... | This application relates to the preparation of prostheses or tissue constructs, typically for use as replacements for damaged bodily tissue. More particularly, application relates to apparatus and methods maturing conditioning biopolymer tissue prior to implantation of the construct in the body. Tissue constructs are o... | tHIs APPlIcATioN RElAtEs To THe PrEparatiON of gRAFtS, impLANTs, PROSTheSes or OtHeR TiSsue CoNstRUCtS, TYPicalLY fOR USe AS rePLaceMeNtS FOR DAmAGed oR DisEaSED boDIlY tISsUE. MORE pARticuLARly, THis APplIcatioN ReLatES To APPArAtus aND mEthODS fOr MAturing OR ConDitiONIng BIOPOlyMEr TisSUE COnSTRuCTS pRior To imPlANt... | This application relates to the preparation of grafts, implants, prostheses or other tissue constructs, typically for use as replacementsfor damaged or diseased bodily tissue. More particularly, this application relates to apparatus and methods for maturing or conditioning biopolymer tis... | _This_ _application_ relates to the preparation of grafts, implants, prostheses or other tissue constructs, typically _for_ use as _replacements_ for damaged or diseased bodily tissue. More particularly, _this_ application relates to _apparatus_ and methods _for_ maturing or conditioning biopolymer _tissue_ constructs ... |
The transmission of large data files (typically those in the megabyte and greater size range) or large quantities of smaller data blocks between two remote locations has traditionally been accomplished in one of three ways: (1) physically transporting the data on a tangible media such a magnetic tape, floppy or floptic... | the transmission of large data files ( typically typically in the megabyte and greater size range ) or large quantities of smaller data blocks between two adjacent locations has traditionally been accomplished in one of three ways : ( 1 ) physically transporting the data on a tangible media such a magnetic tape, floppy... | The transmission of large data files (typically those in the megabyte and greater size range) or large quantities of smaller data bliVks between two remote locations has traditionally been accomplished in one of three ways: (1) physically transporting the data on a tangible media such a magnetic tape, floppy or floptic... | The transmission of large data files (typically those in the megabyte greater size range) or quantities of smaller data blocks between two remote locations traditionally been in one of three ways: (1) physically transporting the data on a tangible such a magnetic tape, floppy or floptical disks, or optical discs (refer... | tHe trAnSmIsSioN of LArge daTa fiLEs (tYPicAlLY THOSE in ThE Megabyte And gREAtEr SIZe RAnGE) oR LArGE quANtITies oF sMaLLEr DAtA BloCKs betWEEN Two rEMote LocAtioNs HaS tRADITioNaLLy bEEN aCcOMpLIsHeD in One oF tHREE WayS: (1) PHysiCALLy trANSpoRtinG the dAtA on A tanGiBLE medIA suCH a MAGNEtIC TaPe, FloPpy OR fLoPTIC... | The transmission of large data files(typically those in the megabyte and greatersizerange)or large quantities of smaller data blocks between two remote locations has traditionally been accomplished in oneof three ways: (1) physically transporting the data on a tangible media such a magnetic tape, fl... | The _transmission_ _of_ _large_ _data_ files (typically those in the megabyte _and_ _greater_ size range) or large quantities of smaller data blocks _between_ two remote locations _has_ _traditionally_ been accomplished in one of three ways: (1) physically transporting the _data_ on _a_ tangible media such a magnetic t... |
The present embodiments relate to phase change ink compositions characterized by being solid at room temperature and molten at an elevated temperature at which the molten ink is applied to a substrate. These phase change ink compositions can be used for ink jet printing. The present embodiments are directed to a novel ... | the present embodiments relate to phase change ink are characterized as being solid at room temperature and molten at an elevated temperature at which the molten ink is applied to a substrate. these phase shifts ink compositions should be used for ink jet printing. the present embodiments are directed to a novel phase ... | The present embodiments relate to phase change ink compositions characterized by being solid at room temperature and molten at an elevated temperature at which the molten ink is applied to a substrate. These phase change ink compositions can be used for ink jet printing. The present embodiments are directed to a novel ... | The present embodiments relate to phase change ink compositions characterized by being solid at room temperature and molten at an elevated temperature at which the molten ink is applied to a substrate. These phase change compositions be used for ink jet printing. The present embodiments are directed to a phase ink comp... | THe PrEsENT EmBODimenTs rElATE To PHAse cHaNgE ink COmPOsitIonS chaRaCtERizEd by BeiNG sOLid at ROoM teMPERatUre and Molten AT aN ELevAted TeMPerature At wHICh THe MolTEN INK iS aPPLiEd tO A SubsTrAte. ThEse PHASe cHanGE inK cOmPosItionS CaN Be USeD fOR inK jeT PRiNtiNg. THe PrESeNT embODImeNTs ArE direCtED to a NOveL ... | Thepresent embodiments relate to phase change ink compositions characterized by being solid at room temperatureand molten at an elevated temperature at which the moltenink is appliedto a substrate. These phase change ink compositionscan be used for ink jet printing.The present embodiments are direct... | The _present_ embodiments relate to phase _change_ _ink_ compositions _characterized_ by _being_ solid at room _temperature_ _and_ molten at _an_ elevated temperature at which the molten _ink_ _is_ applied to a substrate. _These_ phase change ink compositions can _be_ used for ink _jet_ printing. _The_ present embodime... |
Manufacturing of integrated circuits and other microdevices involves a variety of process steps that are performed in various machines. A thin slice of semiconductor material (a wafer) is typically moved or handed off between the different machines using a robotic wafer handler. Components of the robotic wafer handler ... | manufacturing semiconductor integrated circuits amongst other microdevices involves a variety of process steps that are performed in various machines. a thin slice of semiconductor material ( a wafer ) is typically moved and handed off between the different machines using a robotic wafer handler. components of the robo... | Manufacturing of integrated circuits and other microdevices involves a variety of process steps that are performed in various machines. A thin slice of semiconductor material (a wafer) is typically moved or handed off between the different machines using a robotic wafer handler. Components of the robo^9c wafer handler ... | Manufacturing of integrated circuits other microdevices involves a variety of steps that performed in various machines. A thin slice of semiconductor material (a wafer) is typically moved or handed off the different machines using a robotic wafer handler. Components of the robotic wafer handler may become misaligned du... | MANUFActurING oF InTegRaTed ciRcUIts ANd oTheR MIcroDeViCEs inVOlVES a VarIeTy of procESS STEPs thaT ArE peRFORMEd iN VARIOus MAchINeS. a thiN slIce Of SemiCoNdUctoR MATERial (A waFEr) iS TYPICaLLy mOvEd oR haNDeD off BETweEn THE dIFFERENt mAchInes uSinG a RoBOtiC waFeR handleR. coMpOneNts OF the rOBoTic wAfEr handLer ... | Manufacturing ofintegratedcircuits and othermicrodevices involves a varietyofprocess steps thatareperformed in various machines.A thin slice ofsemiconductor material (a wafer)is typically moved or handed off between the different machines using a robotic wafer handler. Components of the robotic wafer ... | _Manufacturing_ of integrated circuits and _other_ microdevices involves _a_ variety of process _steps_ that _are_ _performed_ in _various_ _machines._ A thin slice of semiconductor material (a wafer) is _typically_ moved _or_ handed off between the different machines _using_ a robotic wafer handler. _Components_ of th... |
The present invention relates generally to a surgical retractor apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a clamp for use with a retractor support apparatus having a plurality of retractor support arms.
While performing certain surgical techniques, it is desirable to retract tissue adjacent an inci... | the present invention relates generally to a surgical retractor apparatus. more particularly, the present invention relates to a clamp for use with a retractor support apparatus having a plurality of retractor support arms. while performing certain dental techniques, it is desirable to retract tissue adjacent an incisi... | The present invention relates generally to a surgical retractor apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a clamp for use with a retractor support apparatus having a plurality of retractor support arms. While performing certain surgiXsl techniques, it is desirable to retract tissue adjacent an inci... | The present relates generally to a surgical apparatus. particularly, the present invention relates to a clamp for use with a retractor apparatus having a plurality of retractor support arms. While certain surgical it desirable to retract adjacent an incision to enhance a surgeon's ability to perform the desired surgica... | THe PReSeNt iNVEnTiON RELATEs geNErALly To a sURGiCal rETrAcTor apPaRatus. moRe paRtICULaRLY, THE pResEnT iNVEnTIOn RElATes tO a ClaMP foR USe WItH a REtraCtoR SuPporT appArAtus hAvIng A plURaLITY of rETrACTor SuppORT aRMS.
wHile pErFORMiNg cErtaiN sURGiCAl TeCHNIQuEs, iT is deSIRABLE To reTracT TISSuE AdjACent an INcI... | The present invention relates generallyto a surgical retractor apparatus. Moreparticularly, the present invention relates to a clampforuse with a retractorsupport apparatus having a plurality of retractor supportarms. While performing certain surgical techniques, it is desirable to retract tissue adjacent an inci... | The present invention relates generally to a surgical retractor apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a _clamp_ for _use_ _with_ _a_ retractor support apparatus having _a_ _plurality_ _of_ _retractor_ support arms. While performing certain surgical techniques, it is _desirable_ _to_ retract tis... |
The present invention relates to a shoe storage box and, more particularly, to a multi-functional shoe storage box realizing see-through transparency to meet esthetic demand, wall-mount capacity to enhance product reliability, and deodorant application to maximize users' satisfaction.
Conventional shoe storage boxes co... | the present invention relates to a shoe storage box and, more particularly, to a multi - functional shoe storage box realizing see - through transparency to meet esthetic demand, wall - mount capacity to enhance product reliability, and deodorant application must expand users ' satisfaction. open shoe storage boxes com... | The present invention relates to a shoe storage box and, more particularly, to a multi - functional shoe storage box realizing see - through transparency to meet esthetic demand, wall - mount capacity to enTznce product reliability, and deoXo4ant application to maximize users ' satisfaction. Conventional shoe storage b... | The present invention relates to a shoe storage box and, more particularly, to a multi-functional shoe storage box realizing see-through transparency to meet esthetic wall-mount capacity to enhance product reliability, and deodorant application maximize users' satisfaction. shoe storage boxes come with paper containers... | tHE PRESeNT INventiON rELatES to a shOe stoRAgE BOX anD, MorE paRtIcULarLy, tO a muLTi-FunCtionAL shOE stORagE Box rEaliZiNg SeE-thRougH trANSPArENcy To meET esTHEtIC dEMaNd, WAll-mOunt capAcITY to eNhaNce prOduCT rELIaBIlity, and DEodorAnT aPplICatiON TO MaximiZe userS' SatISfaCtIOn.
cOnVeNTIOnal ShOE StoraGe BoXeS Co... | The presentinvention relates to a shoe storage boxand, more particularly, to a multi-functional shoe storage box realizing see-through transparency to meet esthetic demand, wall-mountcapacity to enhance product reliability, anddeodorant application to maximize users' satisfaction. Conventional shoe storag... | The present invention relates to a shoe storage _box_ _and,_ more particularly, to a multi-functional shoe storage box realizing see-through _transparency_ to meet esthetic demand, wall-mount capacity to _enhance_ product _reliability,_ and deodorant application to _maximize_ _users'_ satisfaction. Conventional shoe st... |
Dock weather barriers (weather barrier apparatus), such as dock seals and dock shelters, address the need to prevent the ingress of outdoor environmental conditions or contaminants (e.g., rain, snow, wind, hot/cold temperatures, insects, animals, etc.) into the interior of a building and cargo area of a vehicle during ... | dock weather barriers ( weather barrier apparatus ), such as dock seals and dock shelters, address the need to prevent the ingress of outdoor environmental conditions or contaminants ( e. g., rain, snow, wind, hot / cold temperatures, insects, animals, etc. ) into the interior of a building and cargo area of a vehicle ... | Dock weather barriers (weather barrier apparatus ), such as dock seals and dock shelters, address the need to prevent the ingress of outdoor environmental conditions or contaminants (e. g. , rain, snow, wind, hot / cold temperatures, insects, animals, etc.) into the interior of a building and cargo area of a vehicle du... | Dock (weather barrier such as dock seals and dock shelters, address the need to the ingress of outdoor environmental conditions or contaminants (e.g., snow, wind, hot/cold temperatures, insects, animals, etc.) into the interior of a building and cargo area of a the loading or unloading of the vehicle. Dock shelters and... | DOCK WeATheR bArrIerS (WEAther baRRIeR aPParaTus), SUCH As DOCk sEAls and dOcK ShEltERs, aDDREss the NEEd to pREVENt tHE IngREsS of oUTdoor ENvIronmENtAl coNDiTIOnS OR cOnTAMinantS (e.G., Rain, sNOW, wInd, HoT/ColD tEMpEratUrES, iNSEcts, ANiMaLs, EtC.) inTO tHE interIoR OF a buIlding AND cArgO AReA oF a VEHiCle DurING ... | Dock weather barriers(weather barrierapparatus), such as dock seals and dock shelters, address the needto prevent the ingress of outdoorenvironmental conditions or contaminants (e.g., rain, snow, wind, hot/coldtemperatures,insects,animals, etc.) intothe interior ofa building and cargo area of a vehicle... | Dock weather barriers (weather _barrier_ apparatus), such as dock seals _and_ _dock_ shelters, _address_ the need to _prevent_ the ingress of outdoor environmental conditions or contaminants _(e.g.,_ rain, snow, wind, _hot/cold_ _temperatures,_ insects, animals, etc.) into _the_ interior of a building and cargo _area_ ... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a laundry machine and, more particularly, to a laundry machine which communicates with external devices to perform not only original functions of the laundry machine but also additional functions of the laundry machine. The additional functions include functions e... | field of the invention the present invention relates to a laundry machine and, more particularly, to a laundry machine which communicates with external devices to perform not only original functions of the laundry machine but also additional functions of the laundry machine. the additional functions include functions e... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a laundry machine and, more particularly, to a laundry machine which communicates with external devices to perform not only original functions of the laundry machine but also additional functions of the laundry machine. The additional functions include functions e... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to laundry machine and, more particularly, to a laundry machine which communicates external devices to perform only original of the laundry machine but also functions of the laundry machine. The additional functions include functions extended the original functions of the la... | fiELD OF ThE INveNTioN
ThE PReSeNt InvENtioN ReLates To a laUNdry maCHine aND, more PartiCULarlY, TO A LaUNdrY MacHine WHICh cOmmUniCateS WIth EXteRnAL DeviCes to peRFoRM noT OnLY OrIginAL FuncTIOns oF THE LAUNDRy MacHiNE bUT alSo AdDITiOnaL fUNctIONS of ThE LaUNDry mACHIne. ThE ADdItIonal fUNcTIONs INclUDe FUNctIonS E... | Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a laundry machine and, more particularly, to a laundry machine which communicates with external devicesto perform not only original functions of the laundry machine but also additional functions of the laundry machine. Theadditional functio... | Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a laundry machine _and,_ more particularly, to a laundry machine which _communicates_ with external devices to perform not _only_ original functions of the laundry machine but also additional functions of the laundry _machine._ _The_ additional _functions_ inclu... |
1. Technical Field
This invention relates generally to the creation of a bi-directional color transform between a color specification in a CIE-derived color space and device control values for extra-quaternary inking processes so that (i) colors can be predicted from a set of ink control values; and (ii) given a desire... | 1. technical field this invention relates generally to the creation of a bi - directional color transform between a color specification in a cie - derived color space and device control values for extra - quaternary inking processes so that ( i ) intensity can be predicted from a set of ink control values ; and ( ii ) ... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates generally to the cr@a^ion of a bi - directional color transform between a color specification in a CIE - derived color space and device control values for extra - quaternary inking processes so that (i) colors can be predicted from a set of ink control values; and (ii) given a ... | Technical Field This invention relates generally to the creation of a bi-directional color transform between a color specification in a CIE-derived color space and device control values for extra-quaternary inking processes so that (i) colors can be predicted from a of control values; and (ii) given a color, the device... | 1. tEChNICAL FiElD
THIs inVeNTiOn rELATeS gEnErALly TO tHe CreATIoN OF A bI-dIrecTionaL coLOr tRansFORM bETwEeN a COloR speciFiCaTiON iN A CIe-derived COloR SPaCe And DEViCE COnTrOl VAlueS FoR ExtrA-quatERNarY iNkInG pRoCesSEs sO THAT (i) cOLoRS can be predICTEd FrOm a SET oF InK cONTROl vALUEs; and (II) GiVEN a DeSirE... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates generally tothecreationof a bi-directionalcolor transform between a color specification in a CIE-derived color space and device control valuesforextra-quaternary inking processesso that (i) colors can be predicted from a set of ink control values; and ... | _1._ Technical _Field_ This invention relates generally to the creation of a bi-directional _color_ transform between _a_ color specification _in_ a CIE-derived color space _and_ device control values _for_ extra-quaternary inking processes so that (i) colors can be predicted from _a_ set of _ink_ control values; and (... |
This invention relates to a cabinet or housing which holds a number of modules or printed circuit boards in a manner that permits easy insertion and removal of the modules.
With the change of the market from telephone equipment purchased or rented from a telephone company to telephone equipment purchased from a manufac... | this invention relates to a cabinet or housing which holds a number of modules or printed circuit boards in a manner that permits easy insertion and removal of the system. with the change of the market from telephone equipment purchased or rented from a telephone company to telephone equipment purchased from a manufact... | This invention relates to a cabinet or housing which holds a number of modules or printed circuit boards in a manner that permits easy insertion and removal of the modules. With the change of the market from telephone equipment purchased or rented from a telephone company to telephone equipment puEchasee from a manufac... | This invention relates to a cabinet or which holds a of modules printed circuit a manner that permits easy insertion and removal of the modules. With the of the market from telephone purchased or rented from a telephone company to telephone equipment purchased from a manufacturer of telephone equipment and installed th... | ThiS invENTIOn relatES to a CAbiNEt oR HOuSIng WhiCH hoLdS a NumBEr OF moduLEs Or pRINteD CIRcUIt BoarDs in A mANNeR THat PERMITs EaSY INseRtIon AND REmovAl oF THE Modules.
witH tHE CHAngE oF thE MArKET from telEPhOne equIPmENT pURcHAsed Or REnted FRoM a telepHOnE COMPany to TELePHoNE eqUIpment PUrCHASed frOM a MaNUFaC... | This invention relates to a cabinetor housingwhich holds a number of modules orprinted circuit boards in a manner that permitseasy insertion and removal of the modules. With the change of the market from telephone equipment purchased orrented froma telephone company to telephone equipment purchased fr... | This invention relates _to_ a _cabinet_ _or_ housing which holds a number of _modules_ or printed circuit boards in a _manner_ that permits _easy_ insertion _and_ removal of the modules. With _the_ change of the market from _telephone_ equipment purchased or _rented_ _from_ a telephone company to telephone equipment pu... |
Male hypogonadism is a serious condition affecting mostly aging men. The common reasons for hypogonadism in men could be physiological abnormality involving among other factors, improper functioning or growth of the gonads and/or the pituitary-hypothalamus regulatory systems, and aging. Many of the abnormalities that a... | male hypogonadism poses a serious condition affecting mostly aging men. the common reasons for hypogonadism in men could be physiological abnormality involving among other factors, improper functioning or growth affecting the gonads and / or the pituitary - hypothalamus regulatory systems, prolonged aging. many of the ... | Male hypogonadism is a serious condition affecting mostly QgKng men. The common reasons for hypogonadism in men could be physiological abnormality involving among other factors, improper functioning or growth of the hPnads and / or the pituitary - hypothalamus regulatory systems, and aging. Many of the abnormalities th... | Male hypogonadism is serious condition affecting mostly aging men. The common reasons for hypogonadism in men could be physiological abnormality among other factors, improper functioning or growth of and/or the pituitary-hypothalamus regulatory and Many of the abnormalities that are identified to commonly with the or d... | mALE hyPOgonADISM IS A SERIoUs ConDiTiON aFFEcTIng MostLy agING MEN. The CoMmOn REaSons FOr hyPOGonAdISm iN mEN cOUlD bE PHysIolOGiCAL aBNOrMaLITY InVOLvING amoNg oTHEr FacTorS, ImPROPer funCTIoNING OR gRoWth oF tHe GoNads AND/oR THe piTuItAry-hyPotHalAMuS REgULAtORY sYSTems, AND aGing. Many OF The ABNoRMAliTiES THaT a... | Male hypogonadism is a serious condition affecting mostly agingmen. The common reasons for hypogonadism in men could be physiologicalabnormalityinvolving among other factors, improper functioning or growth of the gonads and/or the pituitary-hypothalamus regulatory systems, and aging. Manyof the abnormalities... | Male _hypogonadism_ _is_ a serious condition _affecting_ mostly aging _men._ The common reasons for hypogonadism in men _could_ be _physiological_ abnormality involving among other factors, improper functioning or growth _of_ the _gonads_ and/or the pituitary-hypothalamus regulatory systems, and aging. _Many_ _of_ the ... |
“Bandwidth” refers to a measure of the bit rate of data communication resources, expressed in a number bits communicated per unit time. “Bandwidth throttling” may be used to reduce the speed at which data is communicated, for example to limit network congestion or to help prevent a web server from crashing.
A server ad... | “ bandwidth ” refers to a measure of the bit rate of data communication resources, expressed in a number bits communicated per unit time. “ bandwidth throttling ” may be used to reduce the speed at which data was transferred, for example to limit network congestion or thus help prevent a web service from crashing. a se... | “ BQJdwidth ” refers to a measure of the bit rate of data communication resources, expressed in a number bits communicated per unit time. “ Bandwidth throttling ” may be used to reduce the speed at which data is communicated, for example to limit network congestion or to help prevent a web server from crashing. A serve... | “Bandwidth” refers a measure of the bit rate of data communication resources, expressed in a number bits communicated time. “Bandwidth throttling” may be used reduce the speed at is communicated, for example to limit network congestion or to help prevent a web from crashing. A server administrator may set a bandwidth t... | “BANDWIDTh” reFErS to a measuRe OF ThE BIT rATE Of DATa comMuNiCAtiOn RESOURcEs, ExPRESSed In a NuMBER BITs cOmMUnicATed pEr UnIT tIMe. “BAnDWIdth ThrottLinG” maY bE usED TO rEduCE the spEeD At whicH Data is COmMuNICaTED, FOr eXaMPLe TO lImiT nEtwoRK cOngesTIon Or TO HElp PReveNt a wEb SErVER fRoM CRAshiNg.
A serVEr aD... | “Bandwidth” refers to a measure of the bitrate of data communication resources, expressed ina number bits communicated per unit time. “Bandwidth throttling”maybe used to reduce the speed at which data is communicated, forexample to limit network congestion or to help prevent a web serverfrom crashing. A se... | “Bandwidth” refers _to_ a measure _of_ the bit rate _of_ data communication resources, expressed in a number bits communicated per unit time. “Bandwidth throttling” _may_ be used _to_ reduce the speed at _which_ data is communicated, for example to limit network congestion or to help prevent a web _server_ from crashin... |
All of the protein kinases that have been identified to date in the human genome share a highly conserved catalytic domain of around 300 aa. This domain folds into a bi-lobed structure in which reside ATP-binding and catalytic sites. The complexity of protein kinase regulation allows many potential mechanisms of inhibi... | all of the protein kinases that have been identified to date in the human genome share a highly conserved catalytic domain of around 300 aa. this domain folds into a bi - lobed structure in which reside atp - binding and catalytic sites. the complexity of protein kinase regulation allows many potential mechanisms of in... | All of the protein kinases that have been identified to date in the human genome shsr# a highly conserved catalytic domain of around 300 aa. This domain folds into a bi - lobed structure in which reside ATP - binding and catalytic wotes. The complexity of protein kinase regulation allows many potential mechanisms of in... | All of the protein kinases that have been identified to date in the human share a highly conserved catalytic domain of around 300 aa. This domain folds into a bi-lobed structure in which reside ATP-binding and catalytic sites. The complexity of protein kinase regulation allows many potential mechanisms of including com... | All oF tHE protEIn KInaSeS THAT haVe beEN iDeNtIfIEd tO dATe iN THe HumAn GenOME SHarE a hIghLy coNsErved cATaLYTic DoMaiN OF aroUNd 300 AA. tHiS DoMain FoLDS inTO A BI-LObeD sTrUcTUrE in whiCh RESiDe atp-bINDinG and cATAlYtic SitES. ThE ComplexIty oF ProTEiN kiNASe regULaTiON alLoWs manY POtEnTial MEchANiSmS Of InHIbi... | Allof the protein kinases that have been identified to date in the human genome share a highly conserved catalytic domain of around 300 aa. This domain folds into a bi-lobed structure in which reside ATP-binding and catalyticsites. The complexity of protein kinase regulation allows many potential ... | All of _the_ _protein_ kinases that have been identified _to_ date in the human genome share a _highly_ conserved catalytic domain of around 300 aa. This domain folds _into_ a bi-lobed structure in which _reside_ _ATP-binding_ and catalytic sites. The complexity _of_ protein kinase regulation allows many potential mech... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure generally relates to an information handling system and in particular to power management for cooling systems within an information handling system.
2. Description of the Related Art
As the value and use of information continue to increase, individuals and businesses seek addit... | 1. technical field the present disclosure generally relates to an information exchange system and in particular to power management for cooling systems within an information handling system. 2. description of the related art as the value and use of information continue to increase, individuals and businesses seek addit... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure generally relates to an information handling system and in particular to power management for cooling systems within an information handling system. 2. Description of the Related Art As the value and use of information continue to increase, individuals and businesses seek addit... | 1. Field The present disclosure generally relates to an information handling in to power management for cooling within information handling system. 2. Description of the Related Art As the value and use of information continue to increase, individuals and businesses seek additional ways to process and store information... | 1. TecHNicAl FIeLD
the PrEsenT diSCLOsuRE gEnERAllY reLaTEs tO aN INFOrmatiON haNDLiNG sYStem and In parTIcUlar to POWER ManAgeMEnt FOr CoOlinG sYsTemS wItHIN AN InfORmaTION hANDLiNg sYSTeM.
2. dEscRiptIon OF THE reLated Art
as tHE VALUE ANd UsE Of infoRmATIoN coNtiNue tO inCrEaSE, InDivIDUalS aND BUsiNEsseS SeEk adDIT... | 1. Technical Field The presentdisclosure generally relates to an information handling systemand inparticularto powermanagement for cooling systemswithin an information handling system. 2. Description of the Related Art As the value and use of information continue to increase, individuals and businesse... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure generally relates to an information handling system and in particular to power management for _cooling_ systems _within_ an information handling system. 2. Description of the Related Art _As_ _the_ value and use of information continue to _increase,_ _individuals_ and businesse... |
The present invention relates generally to spray nozzles, and more particularly to air atomizing spray nozzles of the type that generate a spray pattern in which liquid droplets are distributed uniformly throughout the spray pattern, and which finds particular, but not exclusive, utility in apparatus for the continuous... | the present approach relates generally to spray nozzles, and more particularly to air atomizing spray nozzles of the type that generate a spray pattern in which liquid droplets are distributed uniformly throughout the spray pattern, and which finds particular, but not exclusive, utility in apparatus for the continuous ... | The present invention relates generally to spray nozzles, and more particularly to air atomizing spray nozzles of the type that generate a spray pattern in which liquid droplets are distributed uniformly throughout the spray pattern, and which finds particular, but not exclusive, utility in apparatus for the continuous... | The invention relates generally to spray nozzles, and particularly to air spray nozzles of the type that generate a spray pattern which liquid droplets are uniformly throughout spray pattern, and which finds particular, but not exclusive, utility in apparatus for the continuous casting of steel slabs, ingots, billets o... | thE pRESENT InvENTIoN ReLaTES genErAllY tO SpRay NOZzles, aND mORe paRtIcULArly To AiR ATOMIZING SpRAy NoZzLES OF thE tYpE thAt gENERaTE A spRAY PATTErn in wHicH lIQuId dropLEts arE dIstriBuTEd UNiFOrmly ThRoUghout ThE SpRay PAtTeRN, aNd whiCH FINDS PaRTiCULAr, bUT noT exCluSive, UTility IN APPARAtus for thE cONTinuouS... | The present invention relates generally to spray nozzles, and more particularly to airatomizingspray nozzles of thetype that generate a spray patterninwhich liquid dropletsare distributed uniformly throughout the spraypattern,and which finds particular,but not exclusive, utility in apparatus for the continuous... | The present invention relates generally to spray nozzles, and more particularly to air atomizing spray nozzles of the type that generate a spray _pattern_ in which liquid droplets _are_ distributed uniformly throughout _the_ spray pattern, and which _finds_ _particular,_ _but_ _not_ exclusive, utility _in_ apparatus _f... |
Most battery-powered speakers in the market are relatively small in size and light in weight. To adapt to the needs of the market, the power of these battery-powered speakers is designed to be larger and larger, and sometimes it becomes even larger than the speaker body's own weight. This causes vibrations and movement... | all battery - powered speakers in the market look relatively small in size and light in weight. to adapt to the needs of the market, the power unit these battery - owned speakers is designed would be larger and larger, and sometimes it becomes even larger than the speaker body ' s own weight. this causes vibrations and... | Most battery - powered sp2akeEs in the mSFket are relatively sJalK in AiSe and light in weight. To adapt to the b#eds of the market, the power of these battery - pow$reV speakers is designed to be larger and larger, and sometimes it becomes even ,arBer tjam the speaker body ' s own weight. This causes vibrations and mo... | Most battery-powered in the market are relatively small in size and light in weight. adapt to the needs of the market, the power of these battery-powered speakers is designed be larger and larger, it becomes even larger than the speaker body's own weight. This causes and movements of the speaker when the speaker is in ... | most BaTteRy-POwErED SPeAKerS iN thE Market Are rElATIVelY smalL In sIZe ANd lIGhT iN wEIghT. TO ADAPT to ThE neEDS Of THE market, THE powEr of theSE BaTtery-pOwERed speAkers IS DeSIGneD tO Be lARgeR and lArGer, AnD SOMeTimeS It bEComes evEn lArgEr thAN tHe SpeaKER bodY'S own weiGhT. tHIs CAuSeS vIBRAtiONS AND MOvEment... | Most battery-powered speakersinthe market are relativelysmall in size and light in weight. To adapt tothe needsof the market, the power ofthese battery-powered speakers is designed to be larger and larger, andsometimes it becomes even largerthanthespeaker body's own weight. This causes vibrations... | Most battery-powered _speakers_ in the market _are_ relatively small in _size_ and light in weight. To adapt to the _needs_ of _the_ market, the power of these battery-powered _speakers_ is designed to be larger and larger, and _sometimes_ it becomes even _larger_ than the speaker body's own weight. This causes vibrati... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a sheet feeding apparatus that includes a sheet stacking portion, which stacks sheets disposed in a sheet feeding apparatus body, and a heated air blowing portion, which blows heated air to the sheets stacked to the sheet stacking portion.
2. Description of the... | 1. field of the matter the present invention relates with a sheet feeding apparatus that includes a sheet stacking portion, which stacks sheets disposed in alternating sheet feeding apparatus body, and a heated air blowing portion, which blows heated air to the sheets stacked to the sheet stacking portion. 2. descripti... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sheet feeding apparatus that includes a sheet stacking portion, which stacks sheets disposed in a sheet feeding apparatus body, and a heated air blowing portion, which blows heated air to the sheets stacked to the sheet stacking portion. 2. Description of the... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a sheet feeding apparatus includes a sheet stacking portion, which stacks sheets disposed in sheet feeding apparatus body, and a heated air blowing portion, which blows heated air to the sheets stacked to the sheet stacking portion. 2. Description of the Related A... | 1. FIeLd OF The iNveNtIoN
the prESeNT INvENtiON RelaTes TO a SHEeT fEedING APparatUS thaT incluDEs A sheEt StAckiNG PORTION, WHIch STackS Sheets dISPoSed in a SheeT FEEdINg APPAratUS bODY, aNd A heATed Air blOWing portiOn, WhiCh BloWS HEAted Air TO tHE sHEEts sTAcKED to thE ShEEt stACKINg POrTIon.
2. DeSCRipTIoN OF tHe... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa sheet feeding apparatusthat includes a sheet stacking portion, which stacks sheets disposed in a sheet feeding apparatus body, and a heated air blowing portion, which blows heated air to the sheets stacked tothesheetstacking portion. 2. ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a sheet feeding apparatus that includes a sheet _stacking_ portion, which _stacks_ sheets disposed in a sheet _feeding_ apparatus body, and a heated _air_ blowing portion, _which_ _blows_ heated air to the sheets stacked to _the_ _sheet_ _stacking_ portion. 2... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to the technical field of wireless communications, and particularly relates to a wireless communications apparatus and method for use in a wireless communications system for performing frequency scheduling.
2. Description of the Related Art
Error-correct... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to the technical field of wireless communications, and particularly relates to a wireless communications apparatus and equipment for use in a wireless communications system or performing wireless scheduling. 2. description of the related art error - corr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally r$latea to the technical field of wireless communications, and particularly relates to a wireless communications apparatus and method for use in a airel$ss communications system for performing frequency scheduling. 2. Description of the Related Art Error - corre... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention generally relates to the technical field of wireless communications, and particularly relates to a wireless apparatus and method for use in a wireless communications system performing frequency scheduling. 2. Description of the Art Error-correction coding and interleaving te... | 1. FieLd OF tHE inveNtion
The PREsent INvenTIOn GEnEraLly reLaTeS TO THe tEChnIcaL FIelD Of WiReLeSS CommunicaTIons, aNd ParTiCUlarly rElAtES To A wIrEleSs CoMmunicaTIOns aPpaRatuS and mEtHoD FOr UsE IN A wIRElesS coMmUniCatIONs systEM fOR PeRFOrmIng FReQuENCY ScHEDULing.
2. DeScRiPtION OF The RelATED ARt
ERRor-CORRECt... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention generally relates to the technical field of wireless communications,and particularly relates to a wireless communications apparatus and method for use in awireless communications system for performing frequency scheduling. 2.Descriptionof the Related ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ generally _relates_ to the _technical_ _field_ of wireless communications, and _particularly_ _relates_ to a wireless communications _apparatus_ and _method_ for _use_ _in_ _a_ wireless _communications_ system for performing _frequency_ scheduling. 2. Description of t... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to air conditioning apparatus and to a method for operating that apparatus. The apparatus is admirably suited for a building which has a sprinkler system, an electrical grid, or both.
2. The Prior Art
Air conditioning apparatus for a building which has a sprinkler system... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to air conditioning apparatus and to a method whereby operating that apparatus. the apparatus is admirably suited for a building which has a sprinkler system, an electrical grid, or both. 2. the prior art air conditioning arrangement for this building which has a sprinkl... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to air conditioning apparatus and to a method for operating that apparatus. The apparatus is admirably suited for a building which has a sprinkler system, an electrical grid, or both. 2. The Prior Art Air conditioning apparatus for a building which has a sprinkler system... | 1. Field the Invention This invention relates to air conditioning apparatus and to a method for operating that apparatus. The apparatus is admirably suited for a building which has a sprinkler system, an electrical grid, 2. The Prior Art Air conditioning apparatus for a building which has a system, and which comprises ... | 1. FiELd of tHe iNventIoN
ThIs INVENTIon rELAtES to AIR COndITIonInG AppARATUs ANd To a METHod fOR OPERATING THaT APParATUs. THE APPARaTuS IS aDmIRABLy SuITED FOR A buILDiNg whICh HaS A sprinklEr sYstem, AN eleCTRIcal grid, OR BoTH.
2. thE PRior art
aiR cONDITiOniNG aPPaRaTUs foR A BuILDinG wHiCH hAs A SpRinkler sYSTeM... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to air conditioning apparatus and to a methodforoperating that apparatus. The apparatus is admirably suited for a buildingwhichhas a sprinkler system,an electrical grid, or both.2.The Prior Art Air conditioning apparatusfor a building which has a sprinkler ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _This_ invention relates to air conditioning apparatus and to a method _for_ _operating_ that apparatus. The apparatus is admirably suited for a _building_ _which_ has a sprinkler system, an electrical grid, or both. 2. The Prior Art Air conditioning apparatus for a _building_ which _has_ a ... |
HVAC systems can be used to regulate the environment within an enclosure. Typically, an air blower is used to pull air from the enclosure into the HVAC system through ducts and push the air back into the enclosure through additional ducts after conditioning the air (e.g., heating or cooling the air). For example, a fur... | hvac systems can be used to regulate the environment within an enclosure. typically, an air blower is used to pull air from the enclosure into the hvac system through ducts and push the air back into the enclosure through additional ventilation after conditioning the air ( e. g., heating or cooling the air ). for examp... | HVAC systems can be used to regulate the environment within an enclosure. Typically, an air blower is used to pull air f#lm the enclosure into the HVAC system through ducts and push the air back into the enclosure through additional ducts after conditioning the air (e. g. , heating or cooling the air ). For example, a ... | HVAC systems can be used to regulate the environment within enclosure. Typically, an air blower is used to pull air the enclosure into the HVAC system through ducts and the back into the enclosure through additional ducts after air (e.g., heating or cooling the air). For example, a furnace, such as a gas may be used to... | HvAc SYSTemS Can be used to ReGULaTe the eNviRoNMent WItHin an EnClOSure. tYpIcALLy, an aIr BLOWeR IS UseD to PuLL AIR fRom THe eNcLOSURE IntO tHe hVaC sYSTeM ThroUGH DuCTS anD pUSH tHE aIR BAck IntO tHE EnCloSure thRoUGh aDdiTIONAL dUcTS AfTEr cOndITionING the AIR (e.g., HeaTInG oR COoLInG The AIR). for EXamPLE, A Fur... | HVAC systems can be used to regulate theenvironment within an enclosure. Typically, an air blower is used to pull airfrom the enclosure into the HVAC system through ducts and push the air back intothe enclosure through additionalducts after conditioning the air (e.g., heating or coolingthe air). For ... | HVAC systems _can_ be _used_ to regulate the _environment_ within an enclosure. Typically, an air blower is used to _pull_ _air_ from the enclosure into the HVAC system _through_ ducts and _push_ the _air_ back into the enclosure through additional ducts after _conditioning_ the air (e.g., heating or _cooling_ the _air... |
The present invention relates to a novel inositol glycoside or, more particularly, to an inositol glycoside extractable from tea leaves designated 2-O-beta-L-arabinopyranosylmyo-myo-inositol, referred to hereinbelow as the novel inositol glycoside.
As an important product in the agriculture and food industry, tea leave... | the present invention relates to a novel inositol glycoside or, more particularly, to an inositol glycoside extractable from tea leaves designated 2 - o - beta - 3 - arabinopyranosylmyo - myo - inositol, referred to hereinbelow as the novel inositol glycoside. as an important product in the agriculture and food industr... | The present invention relates to a novel inositol glycoside or, more particularly, to an inositol glycoside extractable from tea leaves designated 2 - O - beta - L - arabinopyranosylmyo - myo - inositol, referred to hereinbelow as the novel inositol glycoside. As an important product in the agriculture and food industr... | present invention relates a novel inositol glycoside or, more particularly, to an inositol glycoside extractable from tea leaves designated 2-O-beta-L-arabinopyranosylmyo-myo-inositol, referred to hereinbelow as the novel inositol glycoside. As an important product in the agriculture industry, tea leaves have been exte... | tHE PResENt InvEntION reLateS To A NoVel InOsitoL glycOSide oR, mORe pArticuLArLy, to An inOSItoL glYcoSide eXTracTaBlE fROm teA lEAVeS DESIgNatED 2-O-BETA-l-ARAbinOPyrANosylMYO-myO-INOsitOL, REFErrED TO HErEInbEloW As The noVEl iNoSitol gLYCoSidE.
aS an iMPoRtaNT PRODuCt in the AgRicUlturE AND fOOD indusTrY, tea LeaVe... | Thepresent invention relates to a novel inositol glycoside or, more particularly, to an inositol glycoside extractable from tealeaves designated 2-O-beta-L-arabinopyranosylmyo-myo-inositol, referredto hereinbelow as the novelinositol glycoside. Asan important product in the agriculture and ... | The present invention relates to a novel _inositol_ _glycoside_ or, _more_ particularly, _to_ an _inositol_ _glycoside_ extractable from _tea_ leaves designated 2-O-beta-L-arabinopyranosylmyo-myo-inositol, _referred_ to hereinbelow as the novel inositol _glycoside._ As an important product in the agriculture and food i... |
Phenol is an important product in the chemical industry and is useful in, for example, the production of phenolic resins, bisphenol A, ε-caprolactam, adipic acid, and plasticizers.
Currently, the most common route for the production of phenol is the Hock process via cumene. This is a three-step process involving alkyla... | phenol is an important element in the chemical industry and is useful in, for example, the production of phenolic resins, bisphenol a, ε - caprolactam, cyclic acid, and plasticizers. currently, the most common process for the production of phenol is the hock process via cumene. this is a three - step process involving ... | Phenol is an important product in the chemical industry and is useful in, for example, the production of phenolic resins, bisphenol A, ε - caprolactam, adipic acid, and plasticizers. Currently, the most common route for the production of phenol is the Hock process via cumene. This is a three - step process involving al... | is an important product in the chemical industry and is useful in, for example, the production of phenolic resins, bisphenol A, ε-caprolactam, adipic acid, and plasticizers. Currently, the most common route for the production of phenol is the Hock process via cumene. This is a three-step process involving alkylation of... | pHenOL IS an IMpOrtANt pRODUcT iN thE CheMiCal indusTRy ANd iS usefUL IN, FOR eXamPLe, THe proDucTIOn Of PhEnolIc ResiNs, biSPhEnol A, ε-cAprOlactAm, adipic ACID, and plAstIciZers.
cURrEntlY, thE MOST COMmon ROute FOr thE ProDUCtIon oF PhEnoL is THe HoCk proCeSs via cuMene. THIS is a THrEe-STeP PrOCess inVoLviNG aLkyla... | Phenol is an important product in the chemical industry and is usefulin, for example,the production of phenolic resins, bisphenol A, ε-caprolactam, adipic acid, and plasticizers. Currently, the most common route for the production of phenol is the Hock processvia cumene. This is a three-step process i... | Phenol _is_ an important _product_ in the chemical industry and is useful in, _for_ _example,_ the production of phenolic resins, bisphenol A, ε-caprolactam, adipic _acid,_ and plasticizers. Currently, the most common route _for_ the production of phenol _is_ _the_ Hock _process_ via cumene. _This_ _is_ _a_ three-step ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to motor control systems and more particularly to control systems for motor brake retarders.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Numerous prior art approaches have been conceived to brake or retard a motor other than through use of wheel brakes. A brief disc... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to motor control systems and more particularly to control systems for motor brake retarders. 2. description of certain prior art numerous prior art approaches have been conceived to brake or retard a motor other than through use of wheel brakes. a brief ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to motor control systems and more particularly to control systems for motor brake retarders. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous prior art approaches have been conceived to brake or retard a motor other than through use of wheel brakes. A brief disc... | 1. Field the Invention The invention relates generally motor control systems and more particularly to control systems for motor brake retarders. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous prior art approaches have been conceived to brake or retard a motor other than through use of wheel brief discussion of prior approach... | 1. FiELd Of THE iNveNtIOn
tHe PreSent inveNtIOn reLAtES GenErAllY to moTor ContrOl sYsTeMS anD more PARTICularlY To COnTRol sySTeMS for moTOr bRAKe reTArdErs.
2. DesCrIptioN oF ThE prIOr Art
NUMErOUS pRIOR arT aPpRoaChes hAvE BEen coNCEiVeD TO BRAKE Or retaRd A MOtor OtHER THan through uSe of whEEL BRAkEs. a Brief DiSC... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates generally to motor control systems and more particularly tocontrolsystems for motor brake retarders.2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous prior art approaches have been conceived to brake or retarda motor otherthan through use of wheelbrakes. A... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates generally to motor _control_ systems and _more_ particularly to control systems for motor brake _retarders._ 2. Description of _the_ Prior Art Numerous prior _art_ approaches _have_ been conceived to brake or _retard_ a motor other than _through_ use of whee... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to automobile roof vents and sliding roof structures, and in particular to vents or sliding roof panel structures in which the rear edge of the vent panel or sliding roof panel is pivotable upwardly out of the roof opening.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Vent pan... | 1. depth of the imagination the present invention relates to automobile roof vents and sliding roof structures, and in particular to vents or sliding roof panel structures in which the rear edge of the vent panel or sliding window panel is pivotable upwardly out of the roof opening. 2. description of the prior art vent... | 1. Field of the Invention The present infehtion relayeX to automobile roof vents and sliding eoKf structures, and in particular to vents or sliding roof panel structures in which the rear edge of the veg5 panel or sliding roof panel is pivotable upwardly out of the roof opening. 2. Description of the Prior Art Vent pan... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to automobile roof vents and sliding roof structures, in particular to vents or sliding roof panel structures in which the rear edge vent panel or sliding roof panel is upwardly out the roof opening. 2. Description of the Prior Art Vent panels and roof which opena... | 1. fieLD OF tHe INVeNTIOn
ThE pReSENT InveNTIon RElaTes to autoMOBIlE Roof vENtS AND SLIDINg rOof StrUCtUrES, AnD iN PartICUlAr to vEnTs OR sLidIng roOF paNeL sTRUctUReS iN WhICH THE reAr edGE Of tHE Vent PanEL OR slIdING roOf PanEl Is pivOtAbLE UPWARDLY oUt oF tHE ROof oPENinG.
2. DEScRIpTiON of The PriOR aRT
VEnT pAN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to automobile roof vents and slidingroof structures, and in particular to vents or sliding roof panel structures in which the rear edge of the vent panel or sliding roof panel ispivotable upwardly out of the roof opening. 2. D... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the _Invention_ The present invention relates to _automobile_ _roof_ vents and sliding roof structures, and in particular to vents or sliding roof panel _structures_ in which the _rear_ edge of the vent _panel_ or sliding roof panel is pivotable upwardly out of the roof opening. 2. Description _of_ _the... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a sheet processing apparatus, a method for controlling the sheet processing apparatus, a storage medium, and a program.
2. Description of the Related Art
In general, known sheet processing apparatuses include a sheet processing apparatus which performs a saddle... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a sheet processing apparatus, a method for controlling the sheet processing apparatus, a storage medium, and a program. 2. description of the related art in general, known sheet processing apparatuses include a sheet processing apparatus which performs a saddle... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention DelateE to a sheet processing apparatus, a method for controlling the sheet processing apparatus, a storage medium, and a program. 2. Description of the Related Art In general, known sheet processing apparatuses include a sherf processing apparatus whixn performs a saddle... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a sheet apparatus, a method for the sheet processing a storage medium, and a program. 2. Description of the Related Art In general, known sheet processing include a sheet processing apparatus which performs a saddle-stitching binding process (refer to Japanese Pat... | 1. FIELd of The INvenTION
THE pReSENT InveNTIOn rElATeS to A SHEeT PrOCeSSiNG aPPARaTUs, A mEtHod foR COntROLLing THE sHeET PROceSSINg APPaRaTuS, A sTOraGE medIUM, AND a prOgRaM.
2. dEScrIptiOn of THE RELateD ARt
iN GEnEral, KNoWn sHEET prOcesSiNG appaRAtUsEs inClude a shEET pROcESSiNG ApPaRaTus WHICh perFORMS A SaDDle... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The presentinvention relates to a sheetprocessing apparatus, amethod forcontrolling the sheet processing apparatus,astorage medium,anda program. 2. Descriptionofthe Related Art In general, known sheet processing apparatuses include a sheet processing apparatus which performs a s... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sheet _processing_ apparatus, a method for controlling _the_ sheet processing apparatus, a storage medium, and a _program._ 2. _Description_ of the Related Art In general, known sheet processing apparatuses _include_ _a_ sheet processing apparatus which perfo... |
A dispensing nozzle is essentially a manually or semi-automatically operated shut-off device intended to be fitted to the end of a delivery hose connected to the delivery orifice of a fuel pump used for filling a tank, such as the tank of a vehicle.
In French Pat. No. 7,213,419, filed Apr. 17, 1972, for an "automatic s... | a dispensing nozzle is essentially a manually or semi - automatically operated shut - off device intended to be fitted to the end of a delivery hose connected to the internal orifice of a fuel pump used for filling a tank, such as the tank of a vehicle. per french pat. no. 7, 213, 419, filed apr. 17, 2006, for an " aut... | A dispensing nozzle is essentially a manually or sDki - automatically operated shut - off device intended to be fitted to the end of a delivery hose connected to the delivery orifice of a fuel pump uCeS for filling a tank, such as the tank of a vehicle. In French Pat. No. 7, 213, 419, filed Apr. 17, 1972, for an " auto... | A dispensing is essentially a manually or semi-automatically operated shut-off device intended to be fitted to the end a hose connected to the delivery orifice of a fuel pump used for filling a such as the tank of a vehicle. In French Pat. No. 7,213,419, filed Apr. 17, 1972, for an "automatic shut-off device for fuel d... | a dIspEnsiNg noZZlE Is ESSeNtIAlly A manUAlLy Or sEMi-AutoMaticaLLY OperATED shuT-oFF DeVIcE inteNDeD TO Be FiTtEd tO ThE end OF a DeLivERy hOsE CONNEcTeD to THe DelIVery oRiFiCe oF A FUEL Pump uSED fOR fiLLiNG A tank, sucH as tHe TANk oF A veHICle.
IN fReNch paT. nO. 7,213,419, filed ApR. 17, 1972, foR an "AutoMaTIc S... | A dispensing nozzle is essentiallya manuallyor semi-automatically operated shut-off device intended to be fitted to the endof a delivery hoseconnected to the delivery orifice of a fuel pump usedfor filling a tank, such as the tank of a vehicle. In French Pat. No.7,213,419, filed Apr. 17, 1972, for ... | A dispensing nozzle is essentially a manually or _semi-automatically_ _operated_ shut-off device intended to _be_ fitted to the end of a delivery _hose_ connected to the delivery orifice of a _fuel_ pump _used_ for _filling_ a tank, _such_ _as_ the tank of _a_ vehicle. In French Pat. No. 7,213,419, _filed_ Apr. 17, _19... |
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