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The defense mechanisms to protect the mammalian gastrointestinal (GI) tract from colonisation by pathogenic bacteria are highly complex. The GI tract of most mammals are colonised by native microflora, and invasive pathogenic micro-organisms. In a healthy individual, these competing microflora are in a state of equilib... | the defense mechanisms to protect the mammalian gastrointestinal ( gi ) tract from diseases by pathogenic bacteria are highly complex. the gi tract of most foods are colonised by native organisms, and invasive pathogenic micro - organisms. in a healthy individual, these competing microflora are in a state of equilibriu... | The defense mechanisms to protect the mammalian gastrointestinal (GI) tract from colonisation by pathogenic bac%eriX are highly complex. The GI tract of most mammals are colonised by native microflora, and invasive pathogenic micro - organlqms. In a healthy individual, these competing microflora are in a state of equil... | The defense mechanisms to protect the mammalian gastrointestinal (GI) tract from by pathogenic bacteria are highly The GI tract of most are colonised by microflora, and invasive micro-organisms. In a healthy individual, competing microflora are in a state of equilibrium. Modification of the intestinal microflora equili... | tHE defENSE MEchAniSMS to pRoTect tHe maMMalIaN GAsTrOIntesTINaL (gi) tRAcT FrOm cOlOnISatION by patHOgeNiC BACterIA aRE HIGHly COmPLeX. the gI Tract of moST mammAls ARE cOlonisED BY NatIvE MicRofLOrA, And InvASIve PAthOGEnIc mICRO-ORGANisMs. iN A hEaLTHy iNdIViDuAL, tHese cOMPEting MIcROFlora are iN A STATE of EqUiLib... | The defense mechanismsto protectthe mammalian gastrointestinal (GI) tract from colonisation by pathogenic bacteria arehighlycomplex. The GI tract of most mammalsarecolonised by native microflora,and invasive pathogenic micro-organisms. In ahealthy individual, thesecompeting microflora areina state of equi... | _The_ _defense_ mechanisms to protect the mammalian gastrointestinal (GI) tract from colonisation by pathogenic bacteria are _highly_ _complex._ The _GI_ tract of most mammals _are_ _colonised_ by native microflora, and invasive pathogenic micro-organisms. In a healthy _individual,_ these _competing_ microflora are in ... |
This invention relates to sheet receiving apparatuses for reproducing machines. These devices commonly take the form, for example, of output trays or sorter collators.
There are presently a number of copiers capable of copying on both sides of a sheet, a process known as duplexing. Duplexing may be carried out manually... | this invention relates to sheet receiving apparatuses for reproducing machines. these devices commonly take the form, for example, of output trays or sorter collators. there are presently a number of copiers capable of copying on both sides of a sheet, a process known as duplexing. duplexing may be carried out manually... | This inventLoB relates to sheet receiving apparatuses for reproducing machines. These devices commonly take the form, for example, of output trays or sorter collaRord. There are presently a number of copiers capable of copying on both sides of a sheet, a process known as duplexing. Duplexing may be carried out manually... | This invention relates to receiving apparatuses for reproducing machines. These commonly take the for example, of output trays or collators. There are presently a number of copiers capable of copying on sides of a sheet, a process known as duplexing. Duplexing may be carried out manually by restacking the copy sheets a... | THIS INVenTioN reLatES to SHeET RecEiVIng apPAratUses FOr REproDuciNG MachinEs. theSE DevIcES COmMoNLY taKE tHE ForM, FOr EXamPle, of outPUT traYs Or sOrTER cOllATORs.
tHErE aRe presenTLy a nUMbER Of cOpieRs CApAbLe OF cOpYING ON Both siDes oF A sHeet, a pRocess KNOWn aS dUPLeXING. dUPLeXiNg may bE CarrIed ouT mAnUALly... | This invention relates tosheet receiving apparatusesfor reproducing machines. These devices commonly take the form, for example, of output traysor sorter collators.There are presently a number of copiers capableof copying on both sides of a sheet, a process known as duplexing. Duplexing may be carried ... | _This_ invention relates to _sheet_ receiving apparatuses _for_ reproducing _machines._ _These_ devices commonly take the _form,_ _for_ example, of output trays _or_ _sorter_ _collators._ There _are_ presently _a_ number of copiers capable _of_ copying on _both_ sides of a _sheet,_ a _process_ _known_ as _duplexing._ _... |
In a continuing effort to improve the quality of shipping fruits, we, the inventors, typically hybridize a large number of nectarine, peach, plum, apricot, and cherry seedlings each year. The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of nectarine tree, which has been denominated varietally as "Diamond Jew... | in a continuing trend to improve the quality of shipping fruits, we, the inventors, typically hybridize a large number of nectarine, peach, plum, apricot, and cherry seedlings each year. the present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of nectarine tree, which has been denominated varietally as " diamond jew... | In a continuing effort to improve the quality of shipping fruits, we, the inventors, typically hybridize a large number of nectarine, peach, plum, apricot, and cherry seedlings each year. The present invention relates to a new and distinct variety of nectarine tree, which has been denominated varietally as " Diamond Je... | In a continuing effort improve the of shipping fruits, we, the inventors, typically hybridize a large number nectarine, peach, plum, apricot, and cherry seedlings each year. The present invention relates to a new and variety of nectarine tree, has been denominated varietally as "Diamond Jewel". The present variety hybr... | iN a cOnTiNUiNG eFFort TO IMprOve THE QuALItY Of ShiPPinG fRuiTs, We, THe InVENtORs, tYPiCaLly HyBRIDizE a larGe numbEr oF NEctArINE, peach, pLUm, aprICoT, AND cHERRy SEeDlinGs eAch YEAR. tHE PResENT INVentioN reLAtes to A neW AnD DIStinct vArIety Of NectarINe Tree, whiCh haS BeeN DENOMinaTED VaRIETAlLY As "DiAmond jEW... | In a continuing effort to improvethe quality ofshipping fruits, we, the inventors,typically hybridize a large number of nectarine, peach, plum, apricot, and cherryseedlings each year. The present inventionrelatesto anew and distinct variety ofnectarine tree, which has been denominated varie... | In a continuing effort to improve the quality _of_ shipping fruits, _we,_ the inventors, typically hybridize a large number of nectarine, peach, plum, apricot, and cherry seedlings each year. The present invention relates to a new and _distinct_ _variety_ of nectarine tree, which _has_ been _denominated_ varietally as ... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates in general to data processing and, in particular, to a data processing system and method for creating accounts in a network. Still more particularly, the present invention relates to a data processing system and method that automate account creation in a network.
2. Desc... | 1. technical field the present invention relates in general to data processing equipment, in particular, to a data processing system and procedures for creating accounts in a network. still more particularly, the present invention applies to a data processing system and method that automate account creation in a networ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates in general to data processing and, in particular, to a data lrocessiMg s^Ctem and method for creating accounts in a network. Still more particularly, the present invention relates to a data processing system and method that automate account creation in a network. 2. Desc... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates general to data and, in particular, to data processing system and method for creating accounts in a network. Still more particularly, the present invention relates to a data processing system and method that automate account creation in a network. 2. Description the Rela... | 1. TeCHnIcal fiELd
tHe pResenT InvenTiON rELatES In generAL tO dATA PRoCESSinG and, In PArtiCuLAR, To a DAtA prOCesSING SYsTEm And METHod FoR cReAtING ACCOuNTs In a nEtwoRK. Still morE pArTicUlaRLy, THe PResENT INventIon relates to a DAta PrOcEssing SystEM anD meThOD thAt AUtoMATE ACCOUNt CReAtiOn in a nEtWORK.
2. DEsC... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates in generalto data processing and, in particular, to a data processing system and method for creating accounts in a network. Still more particularly, thepresent invention relates to a data processing system andmethod that automate account crea... | 1. Technical Field The _present_ invention _relates_ in general to data processing and, in particular, to a data processing system and method for creating accounts in a _network._ _Still_ more particularly, _the_ present invention relates to a data processing system and method _that_ automate account creation in a netw... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and, more particularly, to a semiconductor memory device including a power supply circuit.
2. Description of the Background Art
In recent years, in order to realize cost reduction lower electric power consumption and higher speeds,... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and, more particularly, to a semiconductor memory system including a power supply circuit. 2. description of the background art in recent years, in order to realize cost reduction lower electric power consumption and higher speeds,... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and, more particularly, to a semiconductor memory device including a power supply circuit. 2. Description of the Background Art In recent years, in order to realize cost reduction :oeer electric power consumption and higher speeds,... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and, more particularly, to a semiconductor memory device including a power supply circuit. 2. Description of the Background Art In in order to cost reduction lower electric power consumption and higher speeds, miniaturization of tr... | 1. fIeld OF THE INVeNTIon
tHe pReSENT inVentioN rElaTes To A SEMIconDUctOr mEmoRy dEVICE aNd, MORE parTiculArLY, To a sEMIcONDuCToR mEMory devICE iNcLudIng a POWEr SupPly ciRcUiT.
2. dEScRIpTiOn OF tHE bAcKgRounD arT
In recent YEARS, in ORdeR to reALizE coST ReDuCTIoN loWER ELectrIc poWer CONsumPtION anD HigHer SpeedS,... | 1. Field of theInventionThe present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and, more particularly,toa semiconductor memory device includinga power supply circuit. 2. Descriptionof the Background Art In recent years, in orderto realize cost reduction lower electric power consumptionand higher speeds, mi... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _a_ semiconductor memory _device_ and, more particularly, to a semiconductor _memory_ device including _a_ power _supply_ _circuit._ 2. Description of the Background Art _In_ recent years, in _order_ to realize cost reduction lower electric _power_ consumpt... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of soybean breeding. In particular, the invention relates to the novel soybean variety A1026649.
2. Description of Related Art
There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with th... | 1. field of the invention the eponymous invention relates generally with the field on soybean breeding. in particular, the invention relates to the novel soybean variety a1026649. 2. description of related art there are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. plant breeding begins wit... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention rDlStes generally to the field of soybean breFdinN. In particular, the ibvejtion relates to the novel soybean variety A1026649. 2. Description of Related Art There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with th... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to the field of soybean breeding. In particular, the invention relates to the novel soybean variety A1026649. 2. Description of Related Art There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the and definit... | 1. Field OF tHe inVENtIon
thE PReSeNT INVeNTion RELateS GEnErAlLY TO THe FiELd oF soybEAN bReEdINg. iN PaRtIcuLAr, tHE inVENtion reLAtes tO THE nOvEl SOybeaN vARiEty A1026649.
2. DeSCRIptIon of RElATed arT
thErE aRE NUmerOuS stEPs IN the devELOpMeNt of Any NovEL, DEsIrAble PLaNt GERmplAsm. plant BrEEDing beGiNS wITh TH... | 1. Field ofthe InventionThe presentinvention relates generally to the field of soybean breeding. In particular, the invention relates to the novel soybean variety A1026649. 2. Description of Related Art There arenumerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant br... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ generally to the field of soybean breeding. In particular, _the_ _invention_ relates to the novel soybean variety A1026649. 2. Description of _Related_ Art There _are_ numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant _breeding... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to electronic article surveillance (EAS) and more particularly to a portable apparatus that resets the security features of an EAS device to a preselected configuration.
2. Description of the Related Art
EAS systems are well known for the prevention or deterrence of unau... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to electronic article control ( eas ) and more particularly to designing portable apparatus that resets existing security features of an eas device to a preselected configuration. 2. description of the related art eas systems became well known for the prevention or deter... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to electronic article surveillance (EAS) and more particularly to a portable apparatus that resets the security features of an EAS device to a preselected configuration. 2. Description of the Related Art EAS systems are well known for the prevention or deterrence of unau... | 1. of the Invention This invention relates to electronic article surveillance (EAS) and more to a portable apparatus that security features of an device to a preselected configuration. Description of the Related Art EAS systems are well known for the prevention or deterrence of unauthorized removal of articles from a c... | 1. fiEld oF THE INvENTiOn
tHIS iNveNTioN RElAteS To eLecTRonIc Article sURveilLance (eAS) AnD MoRE parTICUlArlY tO A PoRtAbLe APpaRatuS That ReSEts THE SEcuRItY FeAtuREs Of AN eAS deViCe TO a presELEcTed cONfiguRATion.
2. DEscRiPtion oF tHe reLatEd ART
EAS sYsTemS ARe well knOWN FOR tHE PreveNtion Or DeterRENCe of unaU... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to electronic article surveillance (EAS) and more particularly to a portable apparatusthat resetsthe security features of an EAS deviceto a preselected configuration. 2. Description of the Related Art EAS systems are well known for the prevention or deterr... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ This _invention_ relates _to_ electronic article surveillance (EAS) and more particularly to a portable apparatus _that_ _resets_ the security features of _an_ _EAS_ device _to_ _a_ preselected _configuration._ 2. Description of _the_ Related Art EAS systems are well known for _the_ _prevent... |
The present invention relates to a cash memory device containing a cash memory of 2 way set associative method, and more particularly to a cash memory device having a function for replacing ways by means of an LRU (Least Recently Used) algorithm and the like.
With progress of computers, more speeding up in access is de... | the present invention connects to a cash memory device containing a cash memory of 2 way specified associative method, and more particularly to a cash memory device having a function for replacing ways by means comprising an lru ( least recently used ) algorithm and the like. with progress of time, more speeding up in ... | The present invention relates to a cash memory device containing a cash memory of 2 way set associative method, and more particularly to a cash memory device having a function for replacing ways by means of an LRU (Least Recently Used) algorithm and the like. With progress of computers, more speeding up in access is de... | The present invention relates to a cash memory device containing a cash memory of way set associative method, more particularly to a cash memory having a for replacing ways by means of an LRU Recently Used) algorithm and the like. With progress of computers, more speeding up in access demanded. In response to such dema... | THe PreSeNT InvEnTIon reLATEs To a CASH Memory DEVIce cOntAiniNG a CAsH MeMoRY oF 2 wAy Set ASsocIATivE MeTHoD, and MoRe paRTICuLarly to a CASH MemORY DevIcE HAViNg A fUNCTiON For RepLACiNg waYs By MEans Of An lrU (leAsT rECEntly UseD) AlGORIThM and THE lIKe.
WiTH PRoGrEss of COmPUterS, MoRE SPEedinG uP iN accEss IS De... | The present invention relates toa cash memory device containing a cash memory of 2 way set associative method, andmore particularly to a cash memory device having a function for replacing ways by means of an LRU (Least Recently Used)algorithmand the like. With progressof computers, more speeding up ... | The present _invention_ relates _to_ a _cash_ memory _device_ containing _a_ cash _memory_ of 2 way set associative _method,_ and more particularly to a cash memory _device_ having a function for replacing ways by means of _an_ LRU (Least Recently Used) algorithm and _the_ like. _With_ progress of computers, more speed... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of integrated circuits. More particularly, the present invention relates to interfacing integrated circuits to busses and circuits having higher voltage ranges.
2. Art Background
To achieve greater transistor densities and speeds for integrated circui... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of integrated circuits. more particularly, the present invention relates to interfacing integrated circuits to busses and circuits having higher voltage ranges. 3. art background to achieve greater transistor densities and speeds for integrated circui... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of integrated circuits. More particularly, the present invention relates to interfacing integrated circuits to busses and circuits having higher voltage ranges. 2. Art Background To achieve greater transistor densities and speeds for integrated circui... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of integrated circuits. More particularly, the present invention relates to interfacing integrated circuits to busses and circuits having higher ranges. 2. Art Background To achieve greater transistor densities and speeds for integrated circuits, circ... | 1. fiEld Of tHe INVENTioN
thE PrESeNT invEntiOn RELAteS to The field OF InTeGRateD CIRCuiTS. mORE partICulArly, the PrESEnt invenTiON ReLates To intErfaCInG iNTEGRaTeD CiRcUITs tO busSes anD CIRcUITs HAVInG HIgHeR vOLtAGE RaNgeS.
2. Art baCKgroUnd
To aChIeve gREATeR TRAnsiStOR dENSitIES and SpeeDs FOr iNteGrAteD ciRcui... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of integrated circuits. More particularly, the present invention relates to interfacing integratedcircuits tobusses andcircuits having higher voltage ranges. 2. Art Background To achieve greater transistor densities and speeds forintegratedcirc... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to the field of integrated circuits. _More_ particularly, the _present_ invention relates to interfacing integrated circuits to _busses_ _and_ _circuits_ _having_ higher _voltage_ ranges. 2. Art Background To achieve greater transistor _densities_ and speeds... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a fuel cell stack formed by stacking a plurality of power generation cells in a stacking direction. A reactant gas discharge passage extends through the fuel cell stack for allowing a reactant gas after partially consumed in power generation reaction to flow th... | 1. field licensing the invention the present invention relates to a fuel cell stack formed by stacking a plurality of power generation cells in a stacking direction. a reactant gas discharge pipe extends through the fuel cell stack for allowing a reactant gas after partially consumed in power generation reaction to flo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fuel cell stack formed by stacking a plurality of power generation cells in a stacking direction. A reactant gas discharge passage extends through the fuel cell stack for allowing a reactant gas after partially consumed in power generation reaction to flow th... | 1. of Invention The present invention relates to a cell stack formed by stacking plurality of generation cells in a stacking direction. A reactant gas passage extends through the stack allowing a reactant gas after partially consumed in power generation reaction to flow through the reactant gas discharge passage in the... | 1. FIELd OF THe InVEnTiON
THE prESENt INveNTIoN ReLatEs to A FuEl cell StacK FORmed by stAcKING A pLUraliTy OF PowER genErATIon CelLS in A stACkINg DireCTiOn. a rEACtaNT gAs DiSchArGe PaSSAgE EXtends ThrouGH THE fUel CeLl sTacK foR aLLOwiNg a ReaCtANt gAs AFTer paRTialLY cONsuMed IN poweR GeNERaTIon ReAcTiOn TO fLOw TH... | 1. FieldoftheInvention The presentinvention relates to a fuel cell stack formedby stacking a plurality of powergenerationcells in a stacking direction. A reactant gasdischarge passage extends through the fuel cell stack for allowing a reactant gas afterpartiallyconsumed in power generation reaction to... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to a fuel cell stack _formed_ by stacking a plurality of _power_ generation cells in a stacking direction. A reactant gas _discharge_ passage extends through _the_ fuel cell stack for allowing a reactant gas _after_ partially consumed in power generation reactio... |
One of the main problems with green energies, such as wind and solar, is that they do not generate electricity when the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining. Another problem with these two systems and hydroelectric generation is that there is presently no way to economically store electrical energy when there... | one of my main problems with green energies, such as wind and solar, being that they do not generate electricity when the wind is already blowing and the sun is not shining. another problem with these two systems and hydroelectric generation is that there is presently no way to economically store electrical energy when... | One of the main problems with N#een energies, such as wind and solar, is that they do not generate electricity whDg the wind is not blowing and the sun is not shining. Another problem @itB these two systems and hydroelectric generation is that there is presently no way to economically store electrical energy when there... | One of the main problems with energies, as wind and solar, is that they do not generate electricity when the is not blowing and the sun is not shining. Another problem with systems and hydroelectric generation is that there is presently no to economically store electrical energy when there is a surplus of energy create... | onE Of tHE MAIN PrOblEmS WItH GrEEn EnergIES, sUCH as WInD And SOlAR, is ThAt THEY dO nOT gENEraTe eLectRICitY wHeN thE wINd is nOt bLoWINg AND tHe SuN IS noT shiNing. anOTher probLeM witH thEse tWO SyStems AnD HYDroELectric geNeraTIon iS tHAt tHERE is PReseNtLY No WAy TO eCONOMICaLlY StorE ElEctricAL ENErGY WheN THerE... | One of the main problemswith green energies,such as wind and solar, is that they do notgenerate electricity whenthe wind isnot blowing and the sun is not shining. Another problem with these two systems and hydroelectric generation isthatthere is presently no way to economically store electrica... | One _of_ _the_ main problems with green energies, such as wind and solar, is that they do not generate _electricity_ _when_ the wind is not _blowing_ and the sun is not _shining._ _Another_ problem with these _two_ _systems_ and hydroelectric generation _is_ that _there_ is presently no _way_ to economically store elec... |
FIG. 1 depicts a simplified block diagram of a first CCD image sensor that performs charge multiplication in accordance with the prior art. Pixel array 100 includes vertical charge-coupled device (CCD) shift registers (not shown) that shift charge packets from a row of pixels 102 one row at a time into low voltage hori... | fig. 1 depicts a simplified graphical diagram of a first ccd image sensor that performs charge multiplication in accordance with the prior art. pixel array 100 includes vertical charge - coupled device ( ccd ) shift registers ( not shown ) that shift charge packets from a row of pixels 102 one row at a time into low vo... | FIG. 1 depicts a simplified block diagram of a first CCD image sensor that performs charge multiplication in accordance with the prior art. Pixel array 100 includes vertical charge - coupled device (CCD) shift registers (not shown) that shift charge packets from a row of pixels 102 one row at a time into low voltage ho... | FIG. 1 depicts a of a first image sensor that charge multiplication in accordance with the art. Pixel array 100 includes vertical charge-coupled device (CCD) shift (not shown) that shift charge packets from row of pixels 102 row at time into low voltage horizontal CCD (HCCD) shift register 105. Low voltage HCCD shift r... | fIg. 1 DepICtS A simplIfiED bloCk diAGram of A FiRsT ccD ImagE sEnsor thaT PErForMs ChaRgE mUltiPlIcaTiOn iN aCCordAnCe WIth the PRIOr ART. pIxEL arRay 100 INCludEs VeRtIcal CHARGe-cOUPLed devICE (CCD) sHIft REgIStErs (nOT SHown) tHat sHiFt CHarge pACKETs FROM a Row of PixELs 102 OnE roW AT a TiMe inTo lOw VoLtaGE hori... | FIG. 1 depicts a simplified blockdiagram of a first CCD image sensor that performs charge multiplication in accordance with the prior art. Pixel array 100 includes vertical charge-coupleddevice (CCD) shift registers (not shown) that shift charge packets from a row of pixels 102 one row ata ti... | FIG. 1 _depicts_ a simplified block diagram _of_ a first CCD image _sensor_ _that_ performs charge multiplication in accordance _with_ the _prior_ art. Pixel array 100 includes _vertical_ charge-coupled device (CCD) shift registers (not _shown)_ that shift _charge_ packets from a _row_ of _pixels_ 102 one row at a _tim... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to processes for preparing stable photoresist compositions.
2. Description of the Prior Art
There is a desire in the industry for higher circuit density in microelectronic devices that are made using lithographic techniques. One method of increasing the number of ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to processes for preparing stable photoresist compositions. 2. description of the prior art there is a desire in the industry for higher circuit density in microelectronic devices that are made using lithographic techniques. one method of increasing the number of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to processes for preparing stable photoresist compositions. 2. Description of the Prior Art There is a desire in the industry for higher circuit density in microelectronic devices that are made using lithographic techniques. One method of increasing the number of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to processes for preparing stable photoresist compositions. 2. Description of the Prior There is a desire in the industry for higher density in devices that are made using lithographic techniques. One method of increasing the of components per chip is to decrease ... | 1. fiElD OF tHE InvenTIOn
tHe prESent invEntIon RELates tO pROcEsSEs For prEpaRING sTAblE photoreSIst COMposItIoNS.
2. deScriPTIon oF thE prIOr aRt
TheRe iS a dEsIRE iN the InDUSTRY FoR hIgHEr CiRcUiT dEnsiTY IN micrOEleCtrOniC dEviceS thAT ARE mADE UsIng LIthOgRApHIc tecHnIqUES. onE METHOd OF iNCReaSinG tHe numbER Of ... | 1.Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to processes for preparing stable photoresist compositions. 2. Description ofthe Prior Art There is a desire in the industryfor higher circuit densityin microelectronic devices that are made using lithographic techniques. Onemethod of increasingt... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ _processes_ for preparing stable photoresist compositions. _2._ Description of the _Prior_ Art There is a desire in the industry _for_ higher circuit density in microelectronic devices that are made using lithographic techniques. One method of increasin... |
Metal articles are often used in contact with internal human or animal body tissue for a wide range of uses. However care must be taken, particularly if such articles are implanted into the human or animal body, that they are long-lasting, non-corrosive and do not leach metal ions into the body.
Orthopaedic implants (s... | metal articles are often obtained in contact with internal human or animal body tissue for a wide range of uses. however care must be taken, particularly if such articles are implanted into the human or animal body, that they are long - lasting, non - corrosive and could not leach metal ions into the body. orthopaedic ... | Metal articles are often us4c in contact with internal human or animal body tissue for a wide range of uses. However care must be taken, particularly if such articles are implanted iJtI the JumZn or animal body, that they are long - lasting, non - corrosive and do not leach metal ions into the body. Orthopaedic implant... | Metal articles are often used in contact with internal human or animal body for a wide range of uses. However care must be taken, particularly if such articles implanted into the human or animal body, they are long-lasting, non-corrosive and do not leach metal into the body. Orthopaedic implants (such as a replacement ... | metaL ArTiclES arE oFTen uSED IN COnTacT WITH internAl humAN OR AnimAl BOdY TiSsue foR A widE RanGE oF USES. howEvER CARe MUsT be taKeN, pArTiCULArlY IF such aRtiClEs ARE IMPLAnTed iNtO the hUmAn or AnIMAl body, ThAT tHEY aRe loNg-LAStiNg, NOn-corroSiVe aNd do NOt Leach metal iONs INto thE BodY.
orThOpaeDiC iMplANTs (s... | Metalarticles are often usedin contact with internal human or animal body tissue fora wide range of uses. However care must be taken, particularly if sucharticles are implanted into the human or animalbody, that they are long-lasting, non-corrosive and do not leach metal ions into the b... | Metal _articles_ are _often_ _used_ _in_ contact with internal human or animal body tissue _for_ a wide range of uses. However care must be taken, particularly if _such_ articles are implanted _into_ the human or animal body, that _they_ are _long-lasting,_ non-corrosive and _do_ _not_ leach metal ions into _the_ body.... |
Scaffoldings of this type are often very high and for setup must have a sufficient stability without which the outer outline dimensions specified by the platform would have to be enlarged beyond the degree of technologically required and permissible for transport. It is therefore a familiar practice, and regulated by p... | scaffoldings of this type are often very high and for setup must have a sufficient stability without ensuring the outer outline dimensions specified by the platform would have to be enlarged beyond the definition of technologically required and permissible for transport. it is therefore a familiar practice, and regulat... | Scaffoldings of this type are often Ce4y high and for setup must have a sufficient stability qitMout which the outer outline dimensions specified by the platform would have to be enlarged beyond the degree of technologically required and permissible for transport. It is therefore a faHOliar practice, and rRgula%ed by p... | Scaffoldings of this type are often very high and for setup must have a sufficient stability which the outer outline dimensions by the platform would be enlarged beyond the degree of technologically required and permissible for transport. is therefore familiar practice, and regulated by pertinent codes, that the stabil... | sCafFOLDingS oF THiS TyPe aRe ofTeN vERY high and foR seTuP muSt havE A suFfiCIEnt stABilItY witHOuT wHICh tHe oUteR oUTlINE DimensIOnS sPecifIED bY THE PLAtforM wouLd HAve To bE ENLaRgeD bEyond tHE deGrEE Of teChnologicaLLy ReQuIred AND peRmIssIble FOr TraNspORT. IT IS TheRefOre A fAmiLIar PRACTICe, AND rEGULAteD bY p... | Scaffoldings of this type areoften very high and for setup must have a sufficientstability without whichthe outer outline dimensions specified by the platform would have to be enlarged beyond the degree of technologically required and permissible for transport. It is therefore a familiar practice, and ... | Scaffoldings of this _type_ are often very high _and_ for setup must have a _sufficient_ stability without which the outer _outline_ dimensions _specified_ by the platform would _have_ _to_ be enlarged beyond the degree of technologically required _and_ permissible for transport. _It_ is _therefore_ a familiar practice... |
HIV infection of susceptible cells, such as CD4+ T-cells, is mediated by the interaction of CD4 and a cell surface chemokine co-receptor with the gp120 envelope protein. The HIV viral particle initially binds via its gp120 envelope protein to the CD4 receptor of the target cell. A conformational change occurs in gp120 ... | hiv infection of susceptible cells, such as cd4 + t - cells, is mediated by the interaction of cd4 and a cell surface chemokine co - receptor with the gp120 envelope protein. the hiv viral particle initially binds via its gp120 envelope protein to the cd4 receptor of the target cell. a conformational change occurs in g... | HIV infection of susceptible cells, such as CD4 + T - cells, is mediated by the interaction of CD4 and a cell surface chemokine co - receptor with the gp120 envelope protein. The HIV viral particle initially bJnCs via its gp120 envelope protein to the CD4 receptor of the target cell. A sonforKational change occurs in g... | HIV infection susceptible cells, such as CD4+ T-cells, is mediated by the interaction of CD4 a cell surface chemokine co-receptor with the gp120 envelope protein. The viral particle initially binds via its envelope protein to the CD4 receptor the target cell. A conformational occurs in gp120 that results in its subsequ... | hiv INfectIoN of sUscEPtiBLe cEllS, suCh AS Cd4+ T-CElls, Is mediated BY The INtErACtion of CD4 ANd A CEll sURface cHeMokIne co-REcepToR WITh ThE gP120 eNvelopE PRoTeIN. THE HIv VIraL PArtIcLe iNitiaLLY BiNds via its GP120 eNVeLOpE pRoteIn tO The CD4 RecEPtOr oF The tArgET Cell. a CoNformaTIOnAL cHANGe oCCurS iN GP120 ... | HIV infection of susceptible cells, such asCD4+ T-cells, is mediated bythe interaction of CD4 anda cell surfacechemokine co-receptor withthe gp120 envelope protein. The HIV viralparticle initially binds via its gp120 envelope protein to the CD4receptor ofthe target cell. A conformational chang... | _HIV_ infection _of_ susceptible cells, _such_ as CD4+ T-cells, _is_ mediated by the interaction _of_ _CD4_ _and_ a cell surface chemokine co-receptor with the gp120 envelope protein. The _HIV_ viral particle _initially_ binds via its gp120 envelope protein to the CD4 _receptor_ of the target cell. A conformational cha... |
Web-based applications include files that are located on web servers along with data that is stored in databases. For example, there may be a large number of servers located within different networks to handle the traffic that is directed to the online service. Splitting databases in an online service may result in the... | web - client applications use files that are located on web servers along with data that is stored in databases. for example, there may are a large number of channels located within different networks to handle web traffic that is directed to the online service. transferring databases in an online service may due to th... | Web - based applications include files that are located on web servers along with data tnay is stored in Warabases. For example, there may be a large number of servers located within diffsremt networks to handle the traffic that is dJrecFed to the online serc8ce. Splitting ratxbases in an online eervoce may result in t... | Web-based applications files that located on web servers along data that is stored in databases. For example, there may be a large number of servers located within different networks to handle the traffic that is directed to the online service. Splitting databases in an online service may result in the service being fo... | weB-BaSed ApplIcAtIons inclUDE Files tHAt ArE locAtEd on WEb seRverS AloNg wITh DaTA tHat iS StoreD in dATABASES. FoR eXAmpLE, tHERE MAY BE a LArgE NUMbEr oF SeRverS LOCATED wItHIN dIfFEReNt nETWoRKs To hAndLe The tRaFFIC tHaT IS directed To tHE onlIne sErViCe. spLITtING dAtabaSeS IN an oNlinE serVICe MAy REsuLt iN the... | Web-based applications include files that are located on web servers alongwith data thatis stored in databases.For example, there may be a large number ofserverslocated within different networks to handle the traffic that is directed tothe online service. Splitting databases in an online service may ... | Web-based applications include files that are located _on_ _web_ servers along with data _that_ is stored in databases. For example, there may be a large _number_ of servers located within different networks to handle the traffic that is directed to _the_ _online_ _service._ _Splitting_ databases in an online service _... |
In a conventional double power supply system, a first power supply, which can be any type of solar cell, fuel cell, wind power generator, or power grid, can receive external energy for conversion to energy that is stored within the first power supply. A second power supply can be power supply that can store energy, suc... | in a conventional double power supply system, a first power supply, which might be any type of heat cell, fuel cell, wind power generator, or power grid, can receive external energy for conversion to energy that be stored within the first power supply. a secondary combined supply can be power supply that can store ener... | In a conventional double power supply system, a first power supply, which can be any type of ColWr cell, fuel cell, wind power generator, or power HriV, can receive external energy for conversion to 2nwrgy that is stored within the first power supply. A second power supply can be power supply that can store energy, suc... | In a conventional double power supply system, first supply, which be any type of solar cell, fuel cell, wind power generator, or power grid, can receive external energy for conversion to energy that is stored within the power A second power supply can be power supply that can store energy, such as battery. When energy ... | IN a CoNvenTIonaL DouBle PoweR SuPPlY SyStem, A fIRSt pOWEr suPPLY, WHiCH Can be AnY tyPE of SoLar CElL, fuEl cELL, WInD poWER gEneRATor, Or pOweR gRId, CaN ReceivE eXtERnal ENergY foR COnVersIoN To enERgy tHAT IS stOrEd wiTHIn the FIRSt pOWEr SUppLY. a seCond pOwEr SuppLY CaN bE pOWER SuPplY tHAt cAn sTORe EnerGy, suc... | In a conventional double powersupply system, a first power supply, which can be any type of solar cell, fuel cell, windpower generator, or power grid, can receive external energy for conversion to energy that is stored within the first power supply. A second power supplycan be power supply that canstore... | _In_ a conventional double _power_ supply system, a first power supply, which can be any type of solar cell, fuel _cell,_ wind _power_ generator, or power grid, can receive external _energy_ for conversion to energy that _is_ stored within the first _power_ supply. A second _power_ supply can be power supply that can s... |
The invention relates to a process for the preparation of melamine by thermal decomposition of urea and catalytic conversion of the resulting isocyanic acid and the use of a special catalyst in such a process. | the invention relates to a process for selective preparation of melamine by thermal decomposition of urea and catalytic conversion by the resulting ionic acid and the use with a special catalyst in such a production. | The iBCention relates to a 0Gocess for the preparation of melamine by thermal d3compos9tion of urea and ca5alyfic conBRrsion of the resulting iEocyanLc wcLd and the use of a wp@cial catalyst in W tch a prLFess. | The invention to a process for the preparation of melamine by thermal decomposition of urea and catalytic conversion of the isocyanic and the use of a special catalyst in such a process. | THE iNVENTIoN relAteS to A PROcEss fOR the PrePARAtION OF melamInE BY tHERmAL DecOmPosiTiOn of Urea And CataLytic CoNveRSioN Of THe reSULTInG ISoCYAnIC AcID And thE usE OF A spEciaL CAtALySt iN suCH A PRoCEsS. | The invention relates to aprocess for the preparation of melamine bythermaldecomposition of urea and catalytic conversion of the resulting isocyanic acid and the use of a specialcatalystin sucha process. | The _invention_ relates to a process for the preparation of _melamine_ by thermal decomposition of urea _and_ catalytic conversion _of_ the resulting isocyanic acid and the _use_ of a special _catalyst_ _in_ such a process. |
Computer networks often contain numerous resources, varying in type, size, and use. These resources include computers and peripheral devices. In order to consistently identify such resources and facilitate their use by users, networks provide directory services. Directories normally contain information about the resour... | computer networks often contain numerous resources, varying in type, size, and use. these resources include computers and peripheral devices. in order to consistently identify such resources and facilitate their use by users, networks provide directory services. directories normally contain information about the resour... | Computer networks often contain numerous resources, varying in type, size, and use. These resources include computers and peripheral devices. In order to consistently identify such resources and facilitate their use by users, networks provide directory srrviFes. Directories normally contain information about the resour... | Computer networks often contain numerous resources, varying in type, and use. These resources include and peripheral devices. In order to consistently identify such resources and facilitate their by users, networks provide directory services. Directories normally contain about resources, (i.e., email on the network). I... | cOMPUteR nETwOrKS OFTeN ConTAin nUmERoUs reSourcES, VAryING in tYpE, sIzE, And Use. THeSe rEsOUrcEs INClUDe CompuTeRs And PErIPHeRaL DEvIceS. IN orDer to ConSistENTlY iDENTiFy sUCh ResoUrcEs aND FAciLitatE thEIR use BY USerS, NetWORKS PRovidE DiRectORY SeRVices. dIreCTOriES nOrmally COntAiN iNfOrmATion ABoUT THe reSOuR... | Computer networks often contain numerous resources, varying in type, size, and use. These resources include computers and peripheral devices.Inorder toconsistently identifysuch resources and facilitate their use by users, networks provide directoryservices. Directories normally contain informationabo... | Computer _networks_ often contain numerous resources, varying in type, size, and use. These resources _include_ computers _and_ peripheral devices. _In_ order to consistently identify such resources and facilitate their use _by_ users, networks _provide_ directory services. Directories _normally_ contain information ab... |
Liver disease, in one typical example, develops and progresses as follows: (1) acute hepatitis develops mainly due to viral infection and drug allergy, (2) the acute hepatitis transitions to chronic hepatitis, and (3) the chronic hepatitis further progresses and transitions to liver cirrhosis or liver cancer. It is imp... | liver disease, in one typical example, develops and progresses as follows : ( 1 ) acute hepatitis develops mainly due to viral infection and drug allergy, ( 2 ) the acute hepatitis transitions to chronic hepatitis, and ( 3 ) the chronic hepatitis further progresses and transitions to liver cirrhosis or liver cancer. it... | Liver disease, in one typical example, develops and progresses as follows: (1) acJt$ hepatitis develops mainly due to viral infection and drug allergy, (2) the acute hepatitis transitions to chronic hepatitis, and (3) the chronic hepatitis further progresses and transitions to liver cirrhosis or liver cancer. It is imp... | Liver disease, in one typical example, develops and progresses as follows: (1) acute hepatitis develops due to viral infection and drug allergy, (2) the acute hepatitis transitions to hepatitis, and (3) the chronic hepatitis further progresses and transitions to liver or liver It is important to prevent liver from beco... | lIver dISEase, In onE tyPiCAL eXAMplE, deveLOPs aND PrOGrESsEs aS FOLLoWs: (1) ACuTe HEPatitIs DevelopS MaINLY Due to ViRal InFeCtION anD DRuG aLLerGY, (2) thE acUte hepatITIS tRanSiTionS TO CHrOnIC HEpaTiTIS, and (3) THE CHRoNIC HepAtiTIs fuRThER pRoGRESsES AND tRaNsiTioNs to lIveR CIrrhOSiS oR LiVER CAnCeR. it iS imp... | Liverdisease, inone typical example, develops and progresses as follows: (1) acute hepatitis develops mainly due toviral infectionand drug allergy, (2)the acute hepatitis transitions to chronic hepatitis, and (3) the chronic hepatitis further progresses and transitions to liver cirrhosis or live... | Liver _disease,_ in one _typical_ _example,_ develops _and_ _progresses_ _as_ _follows:_ (1) acute _hepatitis_ develops mainly due to viral infection and drug allergy, (2) the acute _hepatitis_ transitions to _chronic_ _hepatitis,_ and (3) the chronic hepatitis further _progresses_ and _transitions_ to liver cirrhosis ... |
Traditionally, a person who controls the music played at an event is referred to as a “disc jockey” or “deejay.” For example, when a person hosts an event such as a party, the person may act as the disc jockey or ask another person to act as the disc jockey by controlling the music played at the party. The person actin... | traditionally, a person who controls the music played at an event is referred to as a “ disc jockey ” entitled “ deejay. ” for example, when a person hosts an event such as a party, the person may act as the disc jockey or ask another person to act as the disc jockey by controlling appropriate music played within the p... | Traditionally, a person who cont4olC the music played at an event is referred to as a “ disc jockey ” or “ deejay. ” For example, when a person hosts an event such as a party, the person may act as the dKsD jockey or ask another person to act as the disc jockey by conhrollKng the music played at the party. The person q... | Traditionally, person controls the at an event is referred to as a “disc jockey” or “deejay.” For example, when person hosts an event such as a party, the person may as the disc jockey or ask another person act as disc jockey by controlling the music played at the party. The person acting as the jockey then manually se... | TRaditiOnally, A PerSOn WHO CONTRolS thE mUSic pLayED aT An evenT iS refErRed to As a “disC JoCkEY” Or “deEjAy.” foR ExAmPLE, WHEn A PersoN hOstS AN EvEnT Such aS A PaRty, ThE pErSOn MAy aCT As THe DIsC Jockey oR ASk aNOTheR PerSOn To aCt as thE DISc JOcKey BY cONTROLLiNG thE mUSIc PLaYED at THE paRtY. ThE pErsON acTin... | Traditionally,a person who controls themusic played at an eventisreferred to as a“disc jockey” or “deejay.” For example, when a person hosts an event such asa party, the person may act as the disc jockey or ask another personto act as the disc jockey by controlling the music played at the party. T... | Traditionally, _a_ person who controls the music played _at_ _an_ event is _referred_ to _as_ a “disc jockey” or _“deejay.”_ _For_ _example,_ when a person hosts an event _such_ as a party, the person _may_ act as the disc jockey or ask another _person_ to _act_ as the _disc_ jockey by controlling _the_ music played at... |
Certain types of drills and drivers can produce enough torque through reduction gearing that manufacturers include an overdrive clutch between the tool spindle and the motor. This is done to avoid scenarios where the tool can overpower the user or a component in the transmission of the tool could be damaged.
When a thr... | certain types of drills and drivers can enable increasing accuracy through reduction gearing that manufacturers include multiple overdrive coupling between its tool spindle and the motor. this is done to avoid scenarios where the tool can overpower the user or a component in any transmission of the tool could be damage... | Certain tTpeQ of drills and drivers can p#oduse enough torque through reduction gearing that manufacturers include an overdrive clutch between the tool spindle and the motor. Tmus is done to avoid scenarios where the tool can overpower the user or a component in the transmission of the tool could be damaged. When a thr... | Certain types of drills drivers can produce enough torque through reduction gearing that manufacturers include an overdrive clutch between the tool spindle and the This is to avoid where the tool can overpower the user or a component in the transmission of the tool could damaged. When a threshold torque is surpassed, t... | cErTAIn Types OF DriLls AND dRiVErs can pRoDuce ENOuGH TOrQuE tHROUgH redUctIoN geARInG tHAT ManufacTuRers iNCluDE aN OvErdRiVe CluTcH beTweeN ThE tool SpinDLE And thE MOTor. THiS is DONe to avOID sCenArios WHERE The toOL CAn oVerpOWEr THE user OR A coMPonEnt In tHE tRAnsMisSiOn oF thE tOOl CoULD bE dAMagEd.
whEN a THr... | Certain types of drillsand drivers can produce enoughtorque through reduction gearing thatmanufacturers include an overdrive clutch between thetool spindle and the motor. This is done to avoid scenarios where the tool canoverpower the userora component in the transmission of the tool couldbe damaged.... | Certain types _of_ drills and drivers can produce enough torque through reduction gearing that manufacturers include an overdrive clutch between the tool spindle and the motor. This is done to _avoid_ _scenarios_ _where_ the tool can overpower the user _or_ a component in the transmission _of_ the tool _could_ be damag... |
Different kinds of systems—familiarly called leaching systems—are used to disperse water within the soil of the earth in connection with subsurface sewage disposal systems (wastewater systems). Those systems can also be used in other applications for receiving, holding and dispersing other waters or liquids, such as re... | different kinds of systems — familiarly called leaching systems — are used to disperse water within the soil of the earth in connection with subsurface sewage disposal systems ( wastewater detectors ). those systems can also be used in other applications for receiving, holding and dispersing other waters or liquids, su... | Different Oines of systems — faKiliQrly called leaching systems — are used to disperse water within the soil of the earth in connection with subsurface sewage disposal systems (wastewater systems ). Those systems can also be used in other applications for receiving, holding and dispersing other waters or liquids, such ... | Different of systems—familiarly called leaching systems—are used to disperse within the soil of the earth in connection with subsurface sewage disposal systems (wastewater Those systems can also be used in other applications for receiving, holding dispersing other waters or such as receiving stormwater, or for applicat... | diFFeRent kinDs oF sYstemS—FAmIliARly caLLed lEAcHINg sYstems—ArE usEd tO dIsPerse waTer WItHin THe sOIl OF The Earth in coNNEctiON WiTH sUBSurFacE sEwagE DIsPOsaL sYSTemS (wAstEWAtER SystEmS). THOSE SySTemS CaN aLso be UsED in oTHer ApPliCATIoNS fOr ReCeiVInG, hoLDinG ANd DiSPERSiNG oTHeR WATers Or lIQUiDS, sUCh aS RE... | Different kinds of systems—familiarly called leaching systems—are used to disperse water within the soil of the earth in connection with subsurface sewage disposal systems (wastewatersystems). Those systems can also be used in otherapplications for receiving, holding anddispersing other waters or liqui... | Different kinds _of_ _systems—familiarly_ called leaching systems—are used to disperse water within the soil of the _earth_ _in_ connection with subsurface sewage _disposal_ systems (wastewater systems). Those systems can also _be_ _used_ in other applications _for_ receiving, holding and dispersing other waters or liq... |
Consumer electronics platforms such as smart televisions (TVs), set-top boxes, blu-ray players, laptops, tablet, cell phones, etc., may display video content from a variety of sources such as professional content, online streaming video content, Internet based content, and home content shot on multiple devices, wherein... | visual electronics platforms including as smart televisions ( tvs ), set - foot boxes, blu - ray players, laptops, tablet, cell phones, etc., may display video content from a variety of sources such as professional content, commercial streaming video formats, internet based content, and home content shot on multiple de... | Consumer electronics platforms such as smart televisions (TVs ), set - top boxes, blu - ray players, laptops, tablet, cell phones, etc. , may display video contej5 from a fQriety of sources such as professional content, online sHreXming video content, Internet based content, and home cog5ent shot on muitipl4 devices, w... | Consumer electronics platforms such as smart televisions (TVs), set-top boxes, blu-ray players, laptops, tablet, cell phones, etc., display video content from a variety of sources such as professional content, online streaming content, Internet content, and home content shot on multiple devices, wherein perceptual qual... | CoNsumer ElECTRonicS pLatforms sUch AS smarT telEviSIOnS (tVS), set-toP Boxes, BLu-RaY PlaYers, lApToPS, taBlET, cELl Phones, EtC., May DISpLAy vIDeO CONTEnt fROM A vArIEty OF sOURcES SUCh AS proFEsSIoNaL CoNTenT, ONLine sTREAMING ViDEo contENt, INTeRnET bAsED coNteNT, AND HomE CONTent sHOT ON muLTiPlE dEvIceS, WHEREIN... | Consumerelectronics platforms such as smart televisions (TVs), set-top boxes, blu-ray players,laptops, tablet, cell phones, etc., may display video content from a variety of sources such as professional content, online streamingvideo content, Internet based content, and home content shot on multipledevices,... | Consumer electronics platforms such as smart _televisions_ (TVs), set-top boxes, blu-ray players, laptops, tablet, cell _phones,_ etc., may _display_ _video_ content _from_ a variety _of_ _sources_ such as _professional_ _content,_ online streaming video _content,_ Internet _based_ content, and home content shot on mul... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to information search and retrieval. More specifically, systems and methods are disclosed for performing searches using queries that are written in a character set or language that is different from the character set or language of at least some of the d... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to information search and retrieval. more specifically, systems and methods are disclosed for performing searches using queries that are written in a character set or language that is different from the character set or language of at least some of the d... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to information search and retrieval. More specifically, systems and methods are disclosed for performing searches using queries that are written in a character set or language that is different from the character set or language of at least some of the d... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to information search and More specifically, systems and methods are disclosed for performing searches using queries that are written in a character set or language that is different from the character set or language of at least some of the documents that ... | 1. FieLD Of THE inVENtiOn
THE pRESEnT INvenTiON RElaTes geNeRaLly To INFoRMaTiOn sEArCH AnD REtrIevAL. mORE SPEcIFICalLY, systEMs AnD METhoDS Are DisCLOSeD FOR PErfORmInG SeARChES uSInG QueRIES tHAT aRE wRiTTEN IN a CharAcTeR seT Or LAnguAgE ThAT Is DiFFeRenT froM tHe charactEr seT OR LANGUagE OF at Least soME oF tHE D... | 1. Field of theInvention The presentinvention relates generally to information search and retrieval. More specifically, systems and methods are disclosed for performingsearches using queries that are written in a characterset or language that is different from the character setor language of at ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates generally to information search _and_ retrieval. More specifically, _systems_ and methods are disclosed for performing _searches_ using queries that are written in a character set or language that is _different_ from the character set or language of at least som... |
The present invention concerns an improved polarizer assembly for a spectrofluorometer and, more particularly, a novel polarizer assembly in which the input polarizer and the output polarizer are each modular and have self-contained motor drives.
Known in the art is a spectrofluorometer which includes an excitation mon... | the present invention concerns an improved polarizer assembly called a spectrofluorometer and, more particularly, a novel polarizer assembly in which the input polarizer and the output polarizer are each modular and have self - contained motor drives. known in the art is a spectrofluorometer which includes optical exci... | The present invention concerns an improved polarizer assembly for a spectrofluorometer and, more particularly, a novel polarizer assembly in which the input polarizer and the output polarizer are each modular and have self - contained motor drives. Known in the art is a spectrofluorometer which includes an excitation m... | present invention concerns an improved polarizer assembly for a spectrofluorometer and, more particularly, a novel polarizer assembly which the input polarizer and the output polarizer are each modular and have self-contained motor Known in the art is a which includes an excitation monochromator which directs a light f... | the PrEsENT InVenTioN cOnCErnS An IMProVED pOlaRIzer aSSemblY foR a SPECtroFLUoromeTer anD, MoRe PArtIculArlY, A NoVEL pOlaRIZER assEmBly IN WhIch tHE iNput POlaRizEr ANd thE OutPut pOLaRIZEr arE eacH mODulAr AnD haVe SELF-cONtAined MOTOr DRIVeS.
Known in ThE ARt is A sPeCtRoFlUorOmeTer whiCh INClUdeS An ExcITaTIOn Mon... | Thepresent invention concerns an improved polarizer assembly for a spectrofluorometer and,more particularly, a novel polarizer assembly inwhich the input polarizer and theoutput polarizer are each modular andhaveself-contained motor drives. Known in the art is a spectrofluorometer which includes anexci... | The present invention concerns _an_ _improved_ polarizer _assembly_ for a spectrofluorometer and, _more_ particularly, a novel polarizer assembly _in_ _which_ the input polarizer _and_ the output polarizer are _each_ modular and have self-contained motor _drives._ _Known_ _in_ the art is _a_ spectrofluorometer which in... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a sheet guiding device for use in a facsimile or copying machine, for example, as a sheet guiding device of an original document feeding device for a facsimile or copying machine. More particularly, it relates to a sheet guiding device which guides sheets in a ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a sheet guiding device for use in a facsimile or copying machine, for example, as a sheet guiding device of an original document feeding device for a facsimile or copying machine. more particularly, it relates to a sheet guiding device which guides sheets in a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sheet guiding device for use in a facsimile or copying machine, for example, as a sheet guiding device of an original document feeding device for a facsimile or copying machine. More particularly, it relates to a sheet guifinn device which guides sheets in a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sheet guiding device for use in a facsimile or copying for example, as a sheet guiding device an original document feeding device for a facsimile or copying machine. More it relates a sheet guiding device which guides sheets in a where the conveyance thereof ... | 1. FiELd OF tHE iNveNtION
The pReSENt InVenTIon Relates TO A shEET guiDINg deViCE fOr usE IN A FAcsimiLe or copyINg machine, FOr ExampLe, as a sheET GuIDING DeVIcE oF An OrIGINal doCUmenT FeEdING DEvICE For A FacSimiLE or cOpying mAChine. moRe partiCULARly, it RElAtEs tO a sHeET guIdInG dEViCe wHich guideS sHEETs iN A ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto a sheet guiding device for use in a facsimile or copying machine, for example, as a sheet guidingdevice of an original document feeding devicefor a facsimile or copying machine. More particularly, it relates to a sheet guiding device which ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to a sheet guiding device _for_ use in a facsimile _or_ copying machine, _for_ example, _as_ _a_ sheet _guiding_ device of an original _document_ feeding device for a facsimile or copying _machine._ More particularly, _it_ _relates_ _to_ _a_ sheet guiding devi... |
This invention relates to a microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) thermal device, and its method of manufacture. More particularly, this invention relates to a MEMS thermal actuator whose driving means is separated from a passive member by a small gap.
Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are very small moveable struc... | this invention relates to a microelectromechanical systems ( mems ) thermal device, and its method of manufacture. more particularly, this invention relates to a mems thermal actuator whose driving means is separated from a passive member by a small gap. microelectromechanical systems ( mems ) are very small moveable s... | This invention relates to a microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) thermal device, and its method of manufacture. More particularly, this invention relates to a MEMS thermal actuator whose driving means is separated from a passive member by a small gap. Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are very small moveable struc... | invention relates to a microelectromechanical systems thermal device, and its method of manufacture. More particularly, this invention relates to a MEMS thermal whose driving means is separated from a passive member by a small gap. Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are very small moveable structures made on a subst... | thIS invenTioN RELatES to a micRoelEcTROmECHANicAl SySTEMs (Mems) tHERMAl DeviCe, AnD ITS MethOd oF manUfActUre. mORE PARtiCulARLy, ThiS iNvEntIOn relAtES To a MEms thErMaL ACtUaToR whosE drIvING mEaNs IS sEpARaTeD FROM A paSsivE MEMbER by A SMALl gap.
microelEctROmeChaNICal SySTEms (mEmS) aRE VERy sMaLL MovEABle STRUc... | Thisinvention relates toamicroelectromechanicalsystems (MEMS) thermal device, and its method ofmanufacture. More particularly, this inventionrelates to a MEMS thermal actuator whose driving meansisseparated froma passive memberby a small gap. Microelectromechanicalsystems (MEMS) are very smallmoveable structu... | This _invention_ _relates_ to _a_ microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) thermal device, and its method of manufacture. _More_ particularly, this invention relates to a MEMS thermal actuator whose driving means is separated from a passive member by a _small_ _gap._ Microelectromechanical systems (MEMS) are _very_ small ... |
The present invention relates to stores for spare parts and to the methods for allocating kits of spare parts. It relates, in particular, to the field of the automotive industry but also to any other industrial field in which vehicles or machines require different spare parts for their repair.
In a store for spare part... | one present invention relates to stores for spare cars and to the methods for allocating kits of spare parts. it relates, in particular, to the field of the automotive industry but also to any other industrial field in which vehicles for machinery require different spare parts for their repair. in a store for spare par... | The pteseHt invention D4lates to stores for spare parts and to the methods for allocating kits of spare parts. It re>ated, in particular, to the field of the automotive indudtrJ but also to any other industrial f9eId in which vehicles or machines require different spare parts for their repair. In a store for spare part... | The present invention relates to for spare parts and to the methods for allocating kits of It relates, particular, to the field of the automotive industry but to any other industrial in vehicles or machines require spare parts for their repair. In a store for spare parts, each type of spare part is specifically stored ... | tHE preSent INVEntiON RelateS TO StORes fOr SPaRe parTS ANd TO THe methOds FOr alLocATinG KiTS OF Spare paRTS. IT rELateS, iN PaRTiCulaR, To THe fIeLd Of THe aUTomotiVE iNdustRY BUT AlSO TO aNY OthER INDuSTRial fIEld in wHIcH vEHIclEs oR maChInes REQuIRE different SPARE PartS FOr tHeiR RePAir.
iN a STorE FOr SPaRe pARt... | The present invention relates to stores forspareparts and to the methods for allocating kits of spare parts. It relates, in particular, to the field of the automotive industry but also to any other industrial field in which vehiclesor machines require different spare parts for theirrepair. In a stor... | The present _invention_ relates _to_ stores _for_ spare _parts_ and to the _methods_ for allocating kits _of_ spare parts. It relates, in particular, to the field of the automotive industry but _also_ to any other industrial field in _which_ vehicles or machines require different spare parts for their _repair._ In a st... |
Recent years have seen increased high performance in electronic devices such as mobile information devices and information appliances following the development of digital technology. As such, there is an increasing demand for higher-capacity, reduced writing power consumption, increased speed during writing and reading... | recent years were seen increased high performance in electronic devices such as mobile information devices and computing appliances following the development of digital technology. as such, there is an increasing demand for higher - capacity, reduced writing power consumption, increased speed during writing instruction... | Recent years have seen Lnsreased high performance in electronic devices such as mobile information devices and information appliances following the development of digital technology. As ZucJ, there is an incF@asing demand for higher - capacity, reduced writing power consumption, increased speed during writing and readi... | Recent years have seen increased high performance in electronic devices such as mobile information devices and information appliances following development digital technology. As such, there is an increasing demand for higher-capacity, reduced writing power consumption, increased speed during writing and reading, and e... | RecEnT YEaRs hAVE sEEn INcreaSeD HIGH PerforMAnce in EleCtronic dEVICeS SUch AS MoBilE iNFOrMaTIoN DeVicEs And INforMAtion aPPlIANCES FOllOwIng the DEveLoPMent OF diGItaL tECHNologY. AS SuCH, tHERE IS aN incReASiNg DEManD FOR highER-CApacITy, RedUCEd WRITing PoWER ConsUMpTiON, InCrEAsEd Speed DurinG wrITInG aNd rEAding... | Recent years have seen increased high performance in electronic devices suchasmobile information devicesand information appliancesfollowing thedevelopment of digitaltechnology. As such, there is an increasing demand for higher-capacity, reduced writing power consumption, increased speed during writing and rea... | Recent years have _seen_ increased high performance in electronic devices such as mobile _information_ devices and _information_ appliances _following_ the development of digital technology. As _such,_ _there_ is an increasing _demand_ _for_ higher-capacity, reduced writing power _consumption,_ increased speed _during_... |
Conventionally well-known laminated sheets include paper base phenolic resin laminated sheets, paper base unsaturated polyester resin laminated sheets, and glass-cloth base epoxy resin laminated sheets These laminated sheets have been produced by impregnating the respective base with a resin and heat-curing a plurality... | conventionally well - known laminated sheets include paper base phenolic resin polymer sheets, paper base unsaturated polyester resin laminated sheets, and glass - resin base epoxy resin laminated sheets these laminated sheets have been produced by impregnating the respective base with a resin and heat - curing a plura... | Conventionally well - known laminated sheets include paper base phenolic resin laminated sheets, paper base unsaturated polyester resin laminated sheets, and glass - cloth base epoxy resin laminated sheets These laminated sheets have been produced by impregnating the respective base with a resin and heat - curing a plu... | well-known laminated sheets include paper phenolic resin laminated sheets, paper base unsaturated polyester resin laminated sheets, and base epoxy resin sheets These laminated sheets have produced by impregnating the base a resin and a plurality of the prepregs. The term "laminated sheet" as used herein means a laminat... | cOnvEnTIonAlly wELL-KNOwN LaMINatED sHEETS INcLuDE PAPEr baSe PhEnOlic rEsin lAminaTEd SheETS, PApER BAse unSaTuRaTeD POlYeSTER rESiN LamInatEd sHEEtS, AnD glAsS-CLoTH BaSE ePOxy REsIn lamiNateD sheEts ThEse lAMInaTeD ShEeTS haVe BeeN PRoDUCed bY IMPregnaTinG THE RESpeCtiVe BASE WiTH a RESIn ANd HEat-CuRiNG A plurAlITy... | Conventionally well-known laminated sheets includepaper base phenolic resin laminated sheets, paper base unsaturated polyester resin laminated sheets, and glass-cloth base epoxy resin laminated sheets These laminated sheets havebeen produced by impregnating the respectivebase with a resin and ... | Conventionally _well-known_ laminated sheets _include_ _paper_ base phenolic resin _laminated_ sheets, paper base unsaturated polyester resin _laminated_ sheets, and _glass-cloth_ base epoxy resin _laminated_ _sheets_ _These_ laminated _sheets_ have been _produced_ by impregnating the respective base with a resin _and_... |
A push for higher performance and smaller die size drives the semiconductor industry to reduce circuit chip area by approximately 50% every two years. The chip area reduction provides an economic benefit for migrating to newer technologies. The 50% chip area reduction is achieved by reducing the feature sizes between 2... | a push for higher performance and better die size drives the semiconductor industry to reduce circuit chip area by approximately 50 % every two years. the chip area reduction provides an economic benefit for migrating to newer technologies. the 50 % chip area reduction is achieved by reducing the feature sizes between ... | A push for higher performance and smaller die size drives the semiconductor industry to reduce circuit chip area by approximately 50% eDFry two years. The chip area reduction provides an economic benefit for migrating to newer technologies. The 50% chip area reduction is aFhievDd by reducing the feature sixds between 2... | A push higher performance and smaller die size drives the semiconductor industry to reduce circuit chip area by 50% every two years. The chip area reduction provides an economic benefit for migrating to technologies. The 50% chip area reduction is achieved by reducing the sizes between 25% and 30%. The reduction in fea... | a pUSH fOR HIgHER pErFOrMAnce AND SMALLEr Die siZE DrIVEs THe sEmICOndUctOr iNdustRy TO reDuce CIRcuiT chIP ArEa by aPpROxIMAteLY 50% EVeRy TWO yEARS. tHE Chip aREa rEDUctiON proVIdeS AN eConOmic beNefit FoR migRAtINg tO nEWEr TECHnOloGieS. ThE 50% Chip arEa redUcTiON IS aCHiEvEd By redUCInG the FeatUrE SIZES BEtwEen 2... | A pushfor higher performance and smaller diesizedrives the semiconductor industry toreduce circuit chip area by approximately 50% every two years. The chip area reduction provides an economic benefit for migrating to newer technologies. The 50% chip areareduction isachieved by reducing the featur... | A push for higher performance and smaller die _size_ drives the semiconductor _industry_ to reduce circuit chip _area_ _by_ approximately 50% every two years. _The_ _chip_ _area_ reduction _provides_ an economic benefit for migrating to newer technologies. _The_ 50% chip area reduction _is_ achieved by reducing the fea... |
The present invention relates generally to the preparation of metal oxide thin films and more particularly to the preparation of solution-derived metal oxide thin films from metal diketonate or carboxylate precursors.
Metal oxide thin films have applications ranging from catalysts to capacitors. For example, ruthenium ... | the present invention relates intimately to the preparation of metal oxide thin films and more particularly to the preparation of solution - derived metal oxide thin films from metal diketonate or carboxylate precursors. metal oxide thin films have applications ranging from catalysts utilizing capacitors. for example, ... | The present invention relates generally to the preparation of metal oxide thin films and more particularly to the preparation of solution - derived metal oxide thin films from metal diketonate or carboxylate precursors. Metal oxide thin films have applications ranging from catalysts to capacitors. For example, rutheniu... | present invention relates generally to the preparation of metal oxide thin films and more particularly to the preparation of solution-derived metal oxide thin from metal diketonate or precursors. Metal oxide thin films have applications ranging from catalysts to capacitors. For example, ruthenium oxide materials can be... | the presEnT InvEntioN RELATEs GEnErAlLy To THe PrepAraTION of meTaL oxIDE thin FILms AND MORe PARTiCUlarLy TO ThE PREparaTIOn of SOlUtiOn-DerIVEd metaL oxide ThIn fIlms FROm meTAL DiKEToNaTE Or CarbOXylATE precURSOrs.
METaL OxIdE Thin FIlms HAvE aPPlicAtIONs RAnGiNG FroM cAtALYStS TO caPacitoRs. FOR EXaMplE, RUtheniUm ... | The present inventionrelates generallyto the preparation of metaloxide thin films and more particularly to the preparation of solution-derived metal oxide thin films from metal diketonate or carboxylate precursors. Metal oxide thin filmshave applications ranging from catalysts to capacitors. For exa... | The present invention relates generally to _the_ _preparation_ _of_ metal oxide thin films and _more_ particularly to the preparation of solution-derived metal _oxide_ thin films from metal _diketonate_ or carboxylate precursors. _Metal_ oxide thin films have applications ranging _from_ _catalysts_ to capacitors. _For_... |
The present invention relates generally to devices for measuring reflective, transmissive, or self-luminous samples and reporting their spectrophotometric, spectroradiometric, densitometric, or other colorimetric appearance attributes.
Users of desktop color systems have a need to accurately measure color. Color system... | the present invention relates generally to devices for measuring reflective, transmissive, or self - luminous samples and reporting their spectrophotometric, spectroradiometric, densitometric, or other colorimetric appearance attributes. users of desktop color systems have a need to properly measure color. color system... | The present invention relates generally to devices for measuring reflective, transmissive, or Delt - luminous samples and reporting their spectrophotometric, spectroradiometric, densitometric, or other colorimetric appearance attributes. Users of desktop color systems have a need to accurately measure color. Color syst... | The present invention relates generally to for measuring reflective, transmissive, or self-luminous samples and reporting their spectrophotometric, spectroradiometric, densitometric, or colorimetric appearance of desktop color systems a need to accurately measure color. Color systems end-users expect accurate color mat... | thE pReSent InventION RelatEs GeneRAlLy To DEviCes fOR MeASuRing ReFleCTivE, TrANSMISsIVE, OR SeLF-LUMINous sAmPles and RePOrtiNg tHEir spEctroPHOtOmeTRIC, SPEctrOradIOmETrIC, DeNsITOmEtrIC, OR Other CoLoRIMetrIC APpearAnce aTTRiButEs.
UserS of deskTOp cOlor SyStems HavE A neED To accURaTeLy MeASUrE coloR. cOLOr sYStEm... | The present invention relates generally to devices for measuringreflective, transmissive, orself-luminous samples and reporting their spectrophotometric, spectroradiometric, densitometric, orothercolorimetric appearance attributes. Users ofdesktop color systems have a needto accurately measure color. Color syste... | The present invention _relates_ generally to devices _for_ measuring _reflective,_ transmissive, or _self-luminous_ samples and reporting their spectrophotometric, spectroradiometric, densitometric, or other colorimetric appearance attributes. Users of _desktop_ color systems _have_ _a_ need to accurately measure color... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing integrated circuits and other electronic devices. More particularly, the invention relates to an improved process for photoresist patterning in the manufacture of integrated circuits and other electronic devices.
(2) Description of th... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing integrated circuits and other electronic devices. more particularly, the invention relates to an improved process for photoresist patterning in the manufacture of integrated circuits and other electronic devices. ( 2 ) description o... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing integrated circuits and other electronic devices. More particularly, the invention relates to an improved process for photoresist patterning in the manufacture of integrated circuits and other electronic devices. (2) Description of t... | (1) Field of Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing integrated circuits and other electronic devices. More particularly, the invention relates an improved process photoresist patterning in the manufacture of circuits other electronic devices. (2) Description of the Prior Art The manufactur... | (1) FIeLd OF thE iNventIoN
THE presEnt InVeNTIon rELAtES to a MEthod oF mAnUFacTUrIng iNTEGRaTED CiRCUiTs anD OthER ELeCTroNIC DEvicES. More paRtIcULarly, THE iNVENTioN RELATEs to AN ImpROvEd pRocESs for PhOtorESIst patTERniNG in The MaNUFActUre OF IntegratED circUIts aND OtHER eleCtROnIc dEViCeS.
(2) dEscRIptION of th... | (1) Field of theInvention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing integrated circuits and otherelectronic devices. More particularly, the invention relates to an improved process for photoresist patterning in themanufacture of integratedcircuits and other electronic devices. (2)Descriptio... | _(1)_ Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _a_ _method_ of manufacturing _integrated_ circuits and other _electronic_ _devices._ _More_ _particularly,_ the invention relates to an improved process for photoresist patterning _in_ the manufacture of integrated circuits and other _electronic_ devices.... |
As the value and use of information continues to increase, individuals and businesses seek additional ways to process and store information. One option is an information handling system. An information handling system generally processes, compiles, stores, and/or communicates information or data for business, personal,... | as the value and use of information increase to increase, individuals and businesses seek additional ways to process and store information. one option requires an information handling system. an information handling system generally processes, compiles, stores, and / themselves communicates information or data for busi... | As the val6F and use of information continues to increase, individuals and businesses seek additional ways to process and store information. One option is an information handling system. An information handling system generally processes, compiles, stores, and / or communicates information or data for business, persona... | the value and use of information to increase, individuals and businesses seek ways to process and store information. One option is an information handling system. An information handling system generally processes, compiles, stores, and/or communicates information or data for business, personal, or other purposes. Beca... | AS tHe VALue aND UsE oF inFORMatION ContINUEs To inCREasE, InDIvidUaLS AND busIneSSeS seeK AdDItiOnaL Ways tO ProCESS And sTOre inFormaTioN. OnE OpTIoN is aN INFormatIOn hANDLInG SysTEm. An inFORMATION hAnDLInG sYSTEm GENErAlLY PRoCeSses, cOmpiLEs, SToReS, aND/oR cOMmUniCAtEs InfOrmAtIOn oR DatA FoR BusINESS, persONaL,... | As the value and useof information continues to increase, individuals and businesses seek additionalways to process and store information. One option is aninformationhandlingsystem.An information handling system generally processes, compiles, stores,and/or communicates information ordata forbusiness... | As _the_ value and use of information continues to _increase,_ _individuals_ and _businesses_ seek additional ways to process and store information. One option is an _information_ handling system. An information handling system generally processes, compiles, stores, and/or communicates information or _data_ for _busine... |
As capacity requirements for data center networks (DCNs) in public and private clouds increase, copper-based electrical links are being phased out in favor of fiber-optic links. For example, in DCNs with link capacities of 10 Gbps or higher, switch-to-switch links are generally optical. In some cases, electrical links ... | as capacity requirements for data center networks ( dcns ) in public virtual private networks increase, copper - based electrical links are being phased out in favor of fiber - optic communication. for example, in dcns with link capacities of 10 gbps or higher, switch - to - switch links are generally optical. in some ... | As capacity requirements for data center networks (DCNs) in public and private clouds incGeasF, copper - based electrical links are being phased out in vavLr of fiber - optic links. For example, in DCNs with link capacities of 10 Gbps or higher, switch - to - switch links are generally lpt(cal. In s9je cases, electrica... | capacity requirements for center networks (DCNs) in public and private increase, copper-based electrical links are being out in favor of fiber-optic links. For example, in DCNs with link capacities 10 Gbps or higher, switch-to-switch links are generally optical. In some cases, electrical links may between servers (ToR)... | as CaPacITY ReqUIRemENTS FOR DaTa cEnteR NEtworkS (dCns) in pUbLIC AnD PRIVatE cLOuds INcreaSe, CoppeR-BaSed ELeCTriCaL lInkS arE BEinG PhASeD oUT in fAvOr OF fiBER-OPTiC LinKs. FOR exaMPlE, iN dCNs wItH LINK caPAciTIEs oF 10 Gbps Or HIGheR, SwItcH-to-SwiTcH liNks are gEneRALly opTiCal. In some cAseS, eLectrical lINks ... | As capacity requirements for data center networks (DCNs) in public and private clouds increase, copper-based electrical links are being phased out in favor of fiber-optic links. For example, in DCNs with link capacities of 10 Gbps or higher, switch-to-switch links are generally optical. In some cases,... | As capacity requirements for data center networks (DCNs) in public and private _clouds_ increase, _copper-based_ electrical links are being _phased_ _out_ _in_ _favor_ of fiber-optic links. For example, in DCNs _with_ link capacities of 10 _Gbps_ or higher, switch-to-switch links are generally optical. In some cases, e... |
Existing successful heat engines are steam turbines, gas turbines and positive displacement engines (reciprocating piston and rotary Wankel) utilizing various thermodynamic cycles (Diesel (or rather Sabathe), Otto and Stirling cycle). These engines, although now having been developed for more than century (almost 2 cen... | existing successful heat engines are steam turbines, gas turbines and positive displacement engines ( reciprocating piston and rotary wankel ) utilizing various thermodynamic cycles ( diesel ( or rather sabathe ), otto and stirling cycle ). these engines, although now having been developed for more than century ( almos... | Existing successful heat engines are steam turbines, gas turbines and positive displacement engines (reciprocating piston and rotary Wankel) utilizing various thermodynamic cycles (Diesel (or rather Sabathe ), kttk and Stirling cycle ). These engines, although now having been developed for more than century (almost 2 c... | Existing successful heat engines are steam turbines, gas turbines and positive displacement engines (reciprocating piston and rotary Wankel) utilizing various thermodynamic cycles (Diesel rather Sabathe), Otto and Stirling cycle). These although now having been developed more century 2 centuries in the case of Stirling... | exIsTinG SuccEsSFuL HEaT eNgiNes Are sTeaM tuRbinEs, gAS TurBines anD poSITIve diSPLACEMenT EnGInES (rEcipROcaTiNg PistOn aNd rOTaRY wANKeL) UtILIZinG vARiOUs ThErmoDYnamIC cyCLes (dieSel (or RatheR sabAthE), otTo AND stiRlIng CyCle). These eNGInes, ALThOUgh noW HaVing beEn DeveLOpED for MoRe tHaN cEntURY (AlmOSt 2 cen... | Existing successful heat engines are steam turbines, gasturbinesandpositive displacement engines (reciprocatingpiston and rotary Wankel) utilizing various thermodynamic cycles (Diesel (or rather Sabathe), Otto and Stirling cycle). These engines, althoughnowhaving been developed for more than century (almos... | _Existing_ successful _heat_ engines are steam _turbines,_ _gas_ turbines and positive _displacement_ engines (reciprocating piston and rotary Wankel) utilizing various thermodynamic cycles (Diesel _(or_ _rather_ Sabathe), Otto and Stirling cycle). These _engines,_ although now having been developed _for_ more than cen... |
Oxidation-reduction reactions are critical mechanisms which regulate many enzymatic reactions in the cell, both during growth and quiescence. The reduction of ribonucleotides to the corresponding deoxyribonucleotides, needed for DNA synthesis during cell proliferation, is catalyzed by the enzyme ribonucleotide diphosph... | oxidation - reduction reactions are critical mechanisms which regulate many enzymatic reactions in the body, both during growth and quiescence. the reduction of ribonucleotides to the corresponding deoxyribonucleotides, needed for dna synthesis during cell proliferation, is catalyzed by the enzyme ribonucleotide diphos... | Oxidation - reduction reactions are critical mechanisms which regulate many enzymatic reactions in the cell, both during growth and quiescence. The reduction of ribonucleotides to the corresponding deoxyribonucleotides, needed for DNA synthesis during cell proliferation, is catalyzed by the enzyme ribonucleotide diphos... | Oxidation-reduction reactions are critical mechanisms which regulate many enzymatic reactions in cell, both during growth and quiescence. The reduction of ribonucleotides to the corresponding deoxyribonucleotides, needed DNA synthesis during cell proliferation, is catalyzed by the enzyme ribonucleotide diphosphate Glut... | OXIDAtIon-rEdUctiON ReACTIOns are cRiTiCaL mechAnisMs wHich REgUlaTe MaNY EnZYMATIC reACTioNS in THE Cell, BOtH DuRiNg GROWth And QuIESCENCe. the REDuCTiON oF RibonUClEOTiDes TO the coRrEspONdIng deoXYRiBONUclEOTiDes, NEeDEd FoR dna synthESIS dUrinG cELL pRoLIFeRAtioN, Is caTalyzED by tHE enzYME RiBONuClEoTidE DIPhospH... | Oxidation-reductionreactions are critical mechanisms which regulate many enzymaticreactions in thecell, both during growth andquiescence. The reduction ofribonucleotides to the corresponding deoxyribonucleotides, needed for DNAsynthesis duringcell proliferation,iscatalyzed by the enzyme ribonucleotidediphosph... | _Oxidation-reduction_ _reactions_ are critical mechanisms which regulate _many_ enzymatic reactions in the cell, both during growth and quiescence. The reduction of ribonucleotides to the _corresponding_ _deoxyribonucleotides,_ needed for DNA synthesis during cell proliferation, is catalyzed by the enzyme ribonucleotid... |
The present invention relates to a device for detecting a flow of powder particles, particularly paint particles, said flow being arranged to flow in a transportation line between a reservoir holding powder particles and at least one powder spray gun of the kind wherein an electrical field charges the particles.
Electr... | the present invention relates to a device for detecting a flow of powder particles, particularly paint particles, said flow being arranged to flow in a transportation line along a reservoir holding powder particles and at least one powder spray gun of the kind wherein an electrical field charges the particles. electros... | The present invention relates to a device for detecting a flow of powder particles, particularly paint particles, said flow being arranged to flow in a transportation line between a reservoir holding powder particles and at least one powder spray gun of the kind wherein an electrical field charges the particles. Electr... | The present invention relates to a device for detecting a flow of powder particles, particularly paint particles, said flow being arranged flow in a transportation line between a reservoir holding powder particles and at least powder spray gun of the an electrical field charges the particles. Electrostatic powder coati... | THE pRESeNT INVeNTioN RelaTEs TO a dEViCE foR DeTeCTinG a flOw Of PowDeR parTiclEs, paRTiCulaRLy pAint parTiclES, sAiD FlOW BeInG arRaNgeD TO Flow in A TRanSporTaTION LinE BetweeN A RESeRVOir hOldIng POwDer pARTiCLES anD At LEaST one pOwdER SpraY gUN OF tHe KInD WheREin An eleCtriCaL fIeld cHArGeS the pArtICLEs.
ElECtr... | The presentinvention relates to adevicefor detecting a flow of powder particles, particularly paint particles, said flow being arranged to flow in a transportation line between a reservoir holding powder particles and at least one powder spray gunof the kind wherein an electrical field charges the pa... | The _present_ _invention_ relates to a device for detecting a flow of powder particles, _particularly_ _paint_ _particles,_ _said_ flow _being_ arranged to flow in a _transportation_ line _between_ a _reservoir_ holding _powder_ particles _and_ _at_ least one powder spray gun of the kind wherein an _electrical_ _field_... |
There are many electrical connectors which are known from the published prior art or the marketplace. These connectors seek to connect together electrical conductors without soldering and often without the use of tools. Connectors exist for multistranded insulated wires or cables as well as coaxial cables.
Several such... | there are many electrical connectors which are known from the published prior art or the marketplace. these connectors seek to connect together electrical circuits without tools and often without the use of tools. connectors exist for multistranded insulated wires or cables as well as coaxial cables. several such conne... | There are many electrical c(hnectors which are known from the published prior art or the marketplace. These connectors seek to connect together electrical conductors without soldering and often without the use of tools. C8nnectorc exist for multistranded insulated wires or cables as well as coaxial cables. Several such... | There are many electrical connectors are known from the published prior art or the marketplace. These connectors seek to connect together electrical conductors without soldering and often without the use of tools. Connectors exist for multistranded insulated wires or cables as well as coaxial cables. Several such conne... | thERe arE maNY ELectrIcAl cONNEcTORs WHiCh aRE KNOWn fROM ThE puBlISHEd PRIor ART Or the maRKEtPLAcE. theSE coNNecTORS SeEk To CONNEct toGeThEr elECtRIcAL coNducToRS wItHout sOlDeriNG AND oFTEN withOUt The Use Of tools. cOnnEcTOrs exist For muLtIStranDEd inSULaTED wIRes Or CaBLES as wEll As cOAXIal cAbLeS.
seveRAL suCH... | There are many electrical connectors which are knownfrom the published prior art or the marketplace. These connectors seek toconnect together electrical conductors without soldering and often withoutthe use oftools. Connectors exist formultistranded insulatedwires or cables as well as coaxial cabl... | There are many electrical connectors _which_ are _known_ from the published prior art or _the_ marketplace. These connectors _seek_ to _connect_ together electrical conductors without _soldering_ and often without the use of _tools._ Connectors exist for multistranded insulated wires or cables as well as coaxial _cable... |
Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless communication devices such as radio telephone handsets, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, desktop computers, tablet compu... | multimedia video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless communication devices such as radio telephone handsets, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants ( pdas ), laptop computers, desktop computers, tablet ... | Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless communication devices such as radio telephone handsets, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs ), laptop computers, desktop computers, tagiet comp... | Digital video can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, digital televisions, digital direct communication devices such as radio handsets, wireless broadcast systems, digital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, desktop computers, tablet computers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, video gaming devices... | dIgITaL VIDeO CAPabiLiTIEs cAn be iNCorpOrATED INtO A widE range of DEVIceS, INClUdIng dIgiTal TeLeViSIoNs, diGITAl DirEcT bRoaDcaSt sYsTems, wIRElEss COMMUnIcaTion dEviCES SUch AS radio tELePHone handSeTs, wIrelEsS BroaDcASt sYstems, pERSoNAl digitaL AsSIstaNTS (PdAs), laPtoP computErs, DesKTOP ComPutERs, tABleT compu... | Digital video capabilitiescan be incorporated into a wide range ofdevices,including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless communication devices such as radio telephone handsets, wireless broadcastsystems,personaldigital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, desktop co... | _Digital_ video capabilities _can_ be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, _digital_ direct broadcast systems, wireless communication devices such as radio _telephone_ _handsets,_ wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop computers, desktop computers, ta... |
A variety of chromogenic substrates to peroxidase have been reported in the literature as being useful analytical techniques for the detection and measurement of peroxidase activity. Analytical techniques utilizing peroxidase or peroxidase coupled to antibodies and other molecules serve in the measurement of biological... | a variety using chromogenic substrates to peroxidase have been reported in the literature as being useful analytical techniques for the detection and measurement against peroxidase activity. analytical techniques utilizing peroxidase or peroxidase coupled to antibodies and other molecules serve in the measurement of bi... | A variety of chromogenic substrates to peroxidase have been reported in the literature as being useful analytical techniques for the detection and measurement of peroxidase activity. Analytical techniques utilizing peroxidase or peroxidase coupled to antibodies and other molecules serve in the measurement of biological... | A variety of chromogenic substrates to peroxidase have reported in the literature as being useful analytical techniques for the detection and measurement of peroxidase activity. Analytical techniques utilizing peroxidase or peroxidase coupled to antibodies and other molecules serve in the measurement of biological prop... | A VariEty OF CHrOmOGenIc SubsTRates TO PeRoxIDASe HavE BeEN rePorTeD iN the literATuRE aS BEinG useFuL aNaLytIcAl techNiQUeS FOR thE deTECTiON AND MeasureMent oF pEroXiDASE ACTivItY. AnALYTIcAl TEChNiQuES UTIlIZINg PerOxIdase oR pEROxIDAse coUPleD To antibodIES And OthEr moLecules seRvE iN THe MeASUremEnT oF BIOLoGicAl... | A variety of chromogenic substrates to peroxidase have beenreported in the literature as being useful analytical techniques forthe detectionand measurement of peroxidase activity. Analytical techniques utilizing peroxidase or peroxidasecoupled to antibodies andother molecules serve in the measurement of... | A _variety_ of chromogenic substrates to peroxidase have been reported in the literature as being _useful_ analytical techniques for the detection and _measurement_ of peroxidase activity. Analytical techniques utilizing peroxidase or peroxidase coupled to _antibodies_ _and_ other molecules serve in _the_ measurement o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is in the technical field of energy storage devices. More particularly, the present invention is in the technical field of rechargeable batteries using an iron anode.
2. State of the Art
Iron electrodes have been used in energy storage batteries and other devices for over... | 1. field of the invention the present invention is in the technical field of energy storage devices. more particularly, the present invention is in the technical field of rechargeable batteries using an iron anode. 2. state of the art iron electrodes have been used in energy storage batteries and other devices for over... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is in the technical field of energy st8raRe devices. More particularly, the present invention is in the technical field of rechargeable batteries using an iron anode. 2. State of the Art Iron electrodes have been used in energy storage batteries and other devices for over... | 1. Field of The present invention is in the technical field of energy storage devices. More particularly, the present invention in the technical field of rechargeable batteries using an iron anode. 2. State of the Art Iron electrodes have been used in energy storage batteries and other devices over one hundred years. I... | 1. FIeLD Of the iNvENTIoN
THE PresEnt INVentiOn IS iN THe TeCHNIcal FIElD oF energY storAGe dEvicES. mORE pARTiCuLaRlY, tHe PREsENT INVeNTIon Is IN tHE TEChnIcal field of rECHargEAble bATtERIeS uSINg An iron AnODe.
2. STAte OF THE arT
IROn ElECtrodeS hAve bEEn usED IN EnergY stoRAGE baTTERIeS ANd oThER DevICes FoR OVeR... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention is in the technical field of energy storage devices.More particularly, the present invention is in the technical fieldof rechargeable batteries using an iron anode. 2. State of the Art Iron electrodes have beenused in energy storage batteri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _is_ in the technical field _of_ energy _storage_ _devices._ More particularly, _the_ _present_ invention is in the technical field of rechargeable batteries using an iron anode. _2._ State of _the_ Art Iron electrodes have _been_ used in energy storage batteries _and_ ot... |
The present invention relates to a device for generating a variable magnetic field, and in particular, though not limited to a device for generating a magnetic field of variable direction.
Many manufacturing processes require that the manufacturing process be carried out in a magnetic field. Magnetic fields are also re... | the present invention relates to a device for generating a variable magnetic field, and in particular, though not limited to a device for generating a magnetic field of variable direction. many manufacturing processes require that the manufacturing process be carried out in a magnetic field. magnetic fields are also re... | The present invention relates to a device for generating a variable magnetic field, and in particular, though not limited to a device for generating a magnetic field of variable direction. Many manufacturing processes require that the manufacturing process be carried out in a magnetic field. Magnetic fields are also re... | The present relates to a device for generating a variable magnetic field, and in particular, though not limited to a device for generating a magnetic field of variable direction. Many manufacturing require that the manufacturing process be carried out in a magnetic field. fields are also required in the field of medica... | tHe pReSeNT iNVEntiON rElates TO a dEViCe FOr GENERatinG A vARiabLe MAGnetIC fiELd, AND IN PaRTiculaR, THoUgh NoT LImITEd to a dEVICe fOR geNEraTIng a MagNEtIC FIELd of vARiablE dIreCTION.
mAnY mANufactUriNG PROcesSEs REqUIRe ThaT ThE MAnuFactuRIng pRocEss BE CarrieD ouT iN A maGnEtic fIeLd. MagnETic FiELDS ArE aLSo re... | The present invention relatesto a device for generatinga variablemagnetic field, and in particular, though not limited to a device forgenerating a magnetic field of variable direction. Many manufacturing processes require that the manufacturing process be carried out in a magnetic field. Magneticfields ... | The present invention relates to a device for generating a _variable_ magnetic field, and in particular, though _not_ limited to _a_ device for _generating_ a magnetic _field_ of _variable_ direction. Many manufacturing processes _require_ that _the_ manufacturing process _be_ carried out in a magnetic _field._ Magneti... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to secured data transmission to and from a remote device, and more specifically to a method and apparatus for secure key establishment and data encryption that enables the secured wireless data transmission to and from a remote device.
2. Discussion of t... | iii. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to secured data transmission to and from a remote device, and more specifically to a method and apparatus for secure key establishment and data encryption that enables the rapid wireless data transmission to and from a remote device. 2. discussion of t... | 1. Field of the Imventi(n The present invention generally relates to secured data transmission to and from a remote device, and more specifically to a method and apparatus for secure key establishment and data encryption that enables the secured wireless data transmission to and from a remote device. 2. Discussion of t... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention generally relates to secured data to and from a device, and more specifically to a method and apparatus for secure key establishment and data encryption that enables the wireless data transmission to from a remote device. 2. Discussion of the Background Efficient wireless co... | 1. fiELD OF ThE iNvEntIoN
THe PrESEnt iNVeNTiOn genEraLlY relAteS to SeCURED DATa TRaNsMIssioN to aND FRom A rEmoTE devicE, and MorE sPECIfICaLlY to a mETHOD aND apPARatus fOr seCUre KeY EStABlisHmEnt aND datA enCRYPTIon thAT enAblES thE SECuREd WirEless datA tRAnSMissiOn To aNd FROm A rEmOtE DevIce.
2. diSCUSSIon of T... | 1.Field of the Invention The presentinvention generally relates to secured data transmission to and from a remote device,and more specifically to a methodand apparatus for secure key establishment and data encryption that enables the secured wireless data transmission toand from a remote device. 2. Dis... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates _to_ secured data transmission to and from _a_ remote device, and more specifically to a method _and_ _apparatus_ for secure _key_ establishment _and_ data encryption _that_ _enables_ the _secured_ wireless data transmission to and _from_ a remote devi... |
The present invention relates generally to a fuel intake system for an automobile internal combustion engine and, more particularly, to a supercharger used in the fuel intake system.
For boosting the power output of the automobile internal combustion engine, the use of a supercharger has long been well known. In partic... | the present invention relates generally to a fuel intake system for an automobile internal combustion engine and, more particularly, to a supercharger used in the fuel intake system. for boosting the power output of the automobile internal combustion engine, the use of a supercharger has long been well known. in motorc... | The present invention relates generally to a fuel intake system for an automobile internal combustion engine and, more particularly, to a supercharger used in the fuel intake system. For boosting the power output of the automobile internal combustion engine, the use of a supercharger has long been well known. In partic... | The present invention relates generally to a fuel intake system for an automobile internal combustion engine more particularly, to a supercharger used in the fuel system. boosting the power output of the automobile internal combustion engine, the use of a supercharger has long been well known. In particular, the superc... | thE PRESent InVEntion RElAtES geNeRallY to a FueL inTakE SystEM for An aUtOmobile inTerNAL CoMbUstiOn EngiNe anD, MorE parTICULARLY, To A SUPErCHArgeR USED IN The fuEL iNTAkE sysTEm.
FOR booSTinG tHe POwer oUTPuT Of the auTOmobiLE INTERNal cOMBustioN enGIne, the uSe of A suPERchargEr haS loNg BEEn WeLl knOWN. iN partIC... | Thepresent inventionrelates generallytoa fuel intake system for an automobile internal combustion engine and, more particularly, to a superchargerused inthe fuel intake system. For boosting the power output of the automobileinternal combustion engine, the use of asupercharger has long been well... | The present invention relates generally to _a_ fuel intake system for an automobile internal combustion engine and, more particularly, to _a_ supercharger used _in_ the fuel intake system. _For_ _boosting_ the power _output_ of the automobile internal combustion engine, the use _of_ a _supercharger_ has long been well ... |
The present invention relates to an adjustable air resistance system for fitness equipment which is controlled by a programmable control unit to give a gradually increased air resistance to the points of application on a fitness equipment.
A variety of exercising apparatus have been disclosed for the purpose of obtaini... | the present invention relates to an adjustable air resistance system for fitness equipment which is controlled by a programmable control unit to give a gradually lowered air resistance to the points of application on a fitness equipment. a variety of exercising apparatus have been disclosed for the purpose of obtaining... | The present invention relates to an adjustable air rexistancS system for fitness equipment which is controlled by a programmable control unit to give a gradually increased air resistance to the points of appllcati8n on a fitness equipment. A variety of exercising apparatus hWvS been disclosed for the purpose of obtaini... | The present invention relates to an adjustable air system for equipment which is controlled by a programmable control unit to give a increased air resistance to the points of application on fitness equipment. A variety of exercising apparatus have been disclosed for the purpose obtaining good bodily health condition, h... | ThE PreSeNt invENtIon RElAtES to An AdJUstabLe aIR REsiSTaNcE SYsTEM FOr fITneSs EqUipmENt whiCH IS CONTROLled bY A prOGramMaBLE CONTRoL uniT tO gIve a GRADuALLY inCrEAsed AIR rEsisTaNcE to The POiNts oF APpLicatioN On a fITNEsS eQuiPMENt.
a vaRiEtY OF exErcISing appARatUS hAVE Been DIScLOsEd FoR THE PuRPosE oF OBTaInI... | The present invention relates to an adjustable air resistancesystem for fitness equipment which is controlled by a programmable control unit to give a gradually increased air resistance tothe pointsof application on a fitness equipment.A variety of exercising apparatus have been disclosed for the p... | _The_ present invention relates to an _adjustable_ air resistance system for fitness equipment which is controlled by a _programmable_ control unit to give a gradually increased air resistance to the points of application _on_ a _fitness_ equipment. A variety of _exercising_ apparatus have been disclosed for _the_ _pur... |
Cartridge valves have long been commonly used and in connection with a wide variety of applications for example the control of industrial tools. Cartridge valves are generally cylindrical in shape, are often solenoid actuated and are connected to a valve manifold. The valve manifold may contain many cartridge valves to... | cartridge valves have long been commonly used and in connection with a wide variety of applications for example the control of industrial tools. cartridge valves are generally cylindrical in shape, are often solenoid actuated and are connected to a valve manifold. the valve manifold may contain many cartridge valves to... | Cartridge valves have long been domkonly JseS and in connection with a wiC# variety of applications for example the control of industrial tools. Cartridge valves are generally cylindrical in shape, are often solenoid actuated and are connected to a ba?ve manifold. The valve manifold may contain many cartridge valves to... | Cartridge valves have long commonly used and in connection with a wide variety of for example the control of industrial tools. Cartridge are generally cylindrical in are often solenoid actuated and are connected a valve manifold. valve may contain many cartridge valves to independently multiple functions of tools. The ... | CaRtRIdge vaLVEs HAVE loNG BeEn CoMMoNlY uSEd anD in conNeCTIon WITH A wIDE VArIETY Of ApPliCAtiOnS For examPLe ThE ConTrol oF InDusTrial TOoLs. carTRIDGe valves aRE gEnERalLY CylINdRICaL In ShApe, ArE OFtEN soLENoid ActuATEd and ARe COnNEctED to A Valve MANiFoLD. thE VaLVE mANIFoLD MAY CoNtAIn mANY cARtridge VaLVes TO... | Cartridge valves have long beencommonly used andin connection with a wide variety ofapplications for example the control of industrialtools. Cartridge valves are generally cylindrical in shape, are often solenoid actuated and areconnected to a valve manifold. The valve manifold may contain many cartridge... | Cartridge valves have long been commonly used _and_ _in_ connection with a _wide_ variety _of_ _applications_ for _example_ the _control_ of industrial tools. _Cartridge_ valves are _generally_ _cylindrical_ in shape, are often solenoid actuated and _are_ _connected_ _to_ a _valve_ manifold. The valve manifold _may_ co... |
The invention relates to electromagnetic shielding panels and, in particular, to translucent electromagnetic shielding panels comprising a pane of coated glass or plastics.
Glass and transparent plastics are translucent to short wave electromagnetic radiation, i.e. radiation having a frequency in the range 20 to 10000 ... | the invention relates to electromagnetic shielding panels and, in particular, to translucent electromagnetic shielding panels comprising a pane of coated glass or plastics. glass and transparent plastics are translucent to short wave electromagnetic radiation, i. e. radiation having a frequency in the range 20 to 10000... | The invention relates to electromagnetic shielding panels and, in particular, to translucent electromagnetic shielding panels comprising a pane of coated glass or plastics. Glass and transparent plawtivs are translucent to short wave electromagnetic rxRiation, i. e. radiation having a frequency in the range 20 to 10000... | The invention relates electromagnetic shielding and, in particular, to translucent electromagnetic shielding comprising a pane of coated glass or plastics. Glass and transparent plastics are translucent to short wave electromagnetic radiation, i.e. radiation having a in the range 20 to MHz, so that stray emissions from... | tHe INvENTiON rELAtes to ElEctroMagNEtIC shIELdiNg paNEls aND, IN PArTIcULaR, TO TRanSLuCEnt elecTromAGNEtIc ShieldINg PaNeLs coMpriSInG a pANe OF cOaTed GlASS OR plAStics.
gLAsS aND trANspaRenT plaSticS aRe TRANSLUCeNT to shoRT WAVe elEctROmAgnETic RAdiATIon, I.e. radiaTiON HAViNG A FrequenCy iN tHe rAnGe 20 to 10000 ... | The invention relates to electromagnetic shielding panelsand, in particular, to translucent electromagnetic shielding panels comprising a pane of coated glassor plastics. Glass and transparent plastics are translucent to short wave electromagnetic radiation, i.e. radiation having a frequency in therange 20 to 10000... | _The_ invention relates _to_ electromagnetic shielding panels _and,_ in particular, to translucent electromagnetic shielding panels _comprising_ a _pane_ of _coated_ _glass_ or plastics. Glass and transparent plastics are translucent to short _wave_ electromagnetic _radiation,_ i.e. radiation _having_ a _frequency_ in ... |
The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art.
Numerous devices for attachment to trees and the like, in order to provide an elevated observation area for hunting and/or bird watching have been previously disclosed in the art. FIG... | detailed statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. numerous devices for attachment to trees and the like, in order to provide an elevated observation area for hunting and / or bird watching have been previously disclosed in the a... | The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. Numerous devices for attachment to trees and the like, in order to provide an elevated observation area for hunting and / or bird watching have been previously disclosed in the art. F... | statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may prior art. Numerous devices for to and the like, in order provide an elevated observation area for hunting and/or bird have been previously disclosed in the art. FIG. 1 illustrates one example of a tree stand 5 th... | THE sTAtemEnts In thIS sECtioN mereLY pRoViDE bAcKGroUnD information reLAted to THe PresENT diSclOsURe AND maY NoT CONSTitUTE PRIor Art.
nuMerOUs dEVIceS foR aTTAcHmENT TO TreeS aND The LikE, IN ORDER to pROvIDe AN ELeVATED obsErVaTIon AREa FOr HunTiNg and/oR birD wAtcHiNG havE beEn PREviOusLY DIScLoseD In ThE art. fIG... | The statements in thissectionmerely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may notconstitute prior art. Numerous devicesfor attachment to trees and the like, inorder to provide an elevated observation area for hunting and/or bird watching have beenpreviously disclosed ... | The statements in this section merely provide _background_ information related to the present disclosure _and_ may not constitute _prior_ art. Numerous devices _for_ attachment to trees and the like, in order to provide an elevated observation area _for_ _hunting_ and/or _bird_ watching have been previously _disclosed_... |
The present invention relates generally to softball and baseball bats, and more particularly to such bats having an exterior shell covering at least a portion of the bat.
In an effort to continually improve bats, manufacturers seek out new materials and designs. Most top of the line bats utilize the highest tensile and... | the present invention relates generally to softball and baseball bats, and more particularly to such bats having an exterior shell covering at least a portion of the bat. in an approach to continually improve bats, manufacturers seek out new materials and designs. most top of the line bats utilize the highest tensile a... | The present invention relates generally to softball and baseball bats, and m(Te particularly to such bats having an exterior shell covering at least a portion of the bat. In an effort to continually improve bats, manufacturers seek out new materials and designs. Most top of the line bats utilize the highest tensile and... | The invention generally to softball and baseball bats, and more particularly to such having an exterior shell covering at least a portion of the bat. In to improve bats, manufacturers seek out new materials and designs. Most top the line bats utilize the highest tensile and yield-strength available, such as the 7000 se... | The pREsENt INvEnTIOn RElaTEs gENeRaLlY TO sOFtball aND BASebalL bATs, AnD MOrE PaRTICulaRly TO SucH bATS HaviNG aN extERiOR ShelL COVErinG aT LEASt a pORtiON of tHe BaT.
in AN eFfOrT TO contINualLy iMpRoVe BaTs, ManuFActurERs SEEk out New matERiALS AnD dEsIgns. MoST Top Of tHE lINe BATS utILIzE thE HIGheST TeNSILe And... | The present invention relates generallyto softball and baseballbats,and more particularly to such bats having an exterior shell covering at leasta portion of the bat. In an effort to continually improve bats,manufacturers seekout new materials and designs. Most top of thelinebatsutilize the highest ... | The present invention relates generally to softball and _baseball_ _bats,_ _and_ more particularly to such bats having an exterior shell covering _at_ _least_ a portion of the bat. In an effort _to_ continually improve bats, manufacturers _seek_ _out_ _new_ materials and designs. Most top of _the_ line _bats_ _utilize_... |
In laboratories, bispecific antibodies have been widely used for the retargeting of immune effector cells to tumor cells. In this case, one binding site is directed against a tumor-associated antigen (TAA) and the second antigen against a trigger molecule on the effector cells, such as for example CD3 on T cells (Konte... | in laboratories, bispecific antibodies have been widely used for the retargeting of immune effector cells to tumor cells. in this case, one binding site is directed against a tumor - associated antigen ( taa ) and the second antigen against a trigger molecule on the effector cells, such as for example cd3 on t cells ( ... | In laboratories, bispecific antibodies have been widely used for the retargeting of immune effector cells to tumor cells. In this case, one binding site is directed against a tumor - associated antigen (TAA) and the second antigen against a trigger molecule on the effector cells, such as for example CD3 on T cells (Kon... | In laboratories, bispecific antibodies have widely used for the retargeting of immune effector to tumor cells. In this case, one binding site is directed against a tumor-associated (TAA) and the second antigen against a trigger molecule on effector cells, such as for example CD3 on T cells (Kontermann, MABS 2012 (4) 18... | in laBORATories, BISpECifIc AnTibOdIEs HAve BEen WIdElY UsED for tHE REtArGETiNg OF Immune effECtor cELlS to TumOR CeLLS. In tHIS cAse, oNE bInDINg SiTE iS DiReCted AGAinST A TuMoR-ASsocIaTed anTIGeN (taa) aNd THE seCoND ANtIgeN aGainST A tRigGER MOleculE on The EffecTor celLs, SuCh As foR examPLe cD3 ON T cELlS (KoNTe... | In laboratories, bispecific antibodieshave been widely used forthe retargeting ofimmune effector cells to tumor cells. In thiscase,one binding site is directed against a tumor-associated antigen (TAA) and the secondantigen against a trigger molecule on the effector cells, such as for example CD3 on... | In laboratories, bispecific antibodies have _been_ widely used for the retargeting of immune effector cells to tumor _cells._ In _this_ case, _one_ binding site is directed against a tumor-associated antigen (TAA) and the _second_ antigen _against_ a trigger molecule _on_ the effector cells, such as for example CD3 on ... |
This invention relates to a small mass transit vehicle having an air conditioning unit mounted upon the rear wall of the vehicle and, in particular, to apparatus for attenuating the sound generated by the unit.
In many small buses of the type used to shuttle people about airports or the like, the air conditioning unit ... | this invention relates to a small mass transit vehicle having an air conditioning unit mounted upon the rear wall of the vehicle and, in particular, to apparatus for attenuating the feedback generated by the unit. in many small buses of the type used to shuttle people about airports or the like, the air conditioning un... | This invention relates to a small mass transit vehicle having an air conditioning unit mounted upon the rear wall of the vehicle and, in particular, to apparatus for attenuating the sound generated by the unit. In many small buses of the type used to shuttle people about airports or the like, the air conditioning unit ... | This invention relates to a small mass transit having an air conditioning unit mounted upon the rear wall of the vehicle and, in particular, to apparatus for attenuating the sound generated by the unit. In many small buses of the type used shuttle people about airports or the the air conditioning unit that is used to p... | thiS iNVENtION relATes tO A smALl MAsS tRaNsIT vEHIClE haVInG aN AIr ConDitiONiNg UNIt mOUNTed UPON thE ReAR wALL of the veHIcle aNd, IN PArTicular, To APParaTUS fOR ATtEnUatiNG the sound GENERaTed BY tHE uniT.
In MaNY smALL BUSEs oF The tYpE USeD To SHUTtLE PeOpLE aBOuT AiRPoRTS OR THe LiKE, tHE air CONdITIOnING uniT ... | This invention relates to a small mass transit vehicle having an airconditioning unit mounteduponthe rear wall of thevehicle and, in particular, to apparatus forattenuating thesound generated by the unit. In many small buses of the type used to shuttle people about airportsor thelike, the air co... | This invention relates _to_ a small _mass_ transit vehicle _having_ an air _conditioning_ _unit_ mounted upon _the_ rear _wall_ of _the_ vehicle and, in particular, to apparatus for attenuating the sound generated by the unit. _In_ many small buses _of_ the type used to shuttle people about airports or the like, the ai... |
Food storage containers are popularly used to store food that is left over after a meal. The food is packed into the storage container, sealed, and placed into a refrigerator. Such food containers are typically reusable and made of plastic and have a lid. The lid seats snugly on the container to help preserve the food ... | food store containers are popularly used helping collect food that is left out after a meal. fresh food is packed into the storage container, sealed, and placed into a refrigerator. such food containers are typically sized and made of plastic and have a lid. the lid seats snugly on that container to help preserve natur... | Food storage containers are popularly &see to store EooV that is left over aftWd a meal. The food is packed iHtL the storage container, seAl3d, and placed into a refrigerator. Such co)d conga&ners are typically reusable and mzFe of plastic and have a lid. The lid seats snugly on the contzKner to help preserve the food ... | Food storage containers popularly used to store food that is left over after a meal. The food is packed into storage container, sealed, and placed into a refrigerator. Such food containers are typically and made of plastic and have a lid. The lid seats snugly on the to help preserve the food and isolate it environment. | FooD storage ConTAInErS Are PopuLARLy UseD to StorE FoOd that Is LefT OvEr afTeR a MeAL. The FoOD Is PAcKeD IntO the STORAGE COntaINER, sEaLEd, AnD pLacED into a rEfRIGERATor. Such fOOd CONtAiNeRs Are tYPicAlly ReuSAbLe And maDE Of PlasTic AnD HavE a lId. THE lid SeaTs snuGlY on tHe ContAIner tO help prESERVE THE FOoD ... | Food storage containers are popularly used to store food that is left over aftera meal. The foodis packedinto the storage container, sealed, and placed into arefrigerator. Such food containers are typically reusable and made of plasticand have a lid. The lid seats snugly on the containerto help preserve... | _Food_ _storage_ containers are popularly used to store food _that_ _is_ left over after _a_ meal. The food _is_ packed into the storage container, sealed, and _placed_ _into_ a refrigerator. _Such_ food containers are _typically_ reusable and made of _plastic_ _and_ have a lid. The lid _seats_ snugly on _the_ containe... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention is related to an external rear view mirror assembly comprising a positive connection that fits mirror components as a support frame mounted to a mirror housing or shell. More particularly, the invention is related to method to assemble a rear view mirror in a few steps.
2. Descri... | 1. field of the invention the invention is related to an external rear view mirror assembly comprising a positive connection that fits mirror components as a support frame mounted to a mirror housing or shell. more particularly, the invention seems related to method to assemble a rear view mirror in a few steps. 2. des... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention is related to an external rear view mirror assembly comprising a positive connection that fits mirror components as a support frame mounted to a mirror housing or shell. More particularly, the invention is related to method to assemble a rear view mirror in a few steps. 2. Descri... | 1. of the Invention The invention is related to an external rear view mirror assembly comprising a positive connection that fits mirror a support frame mounted to a mirror housing or shell. More the invention is method to rear view mirror in a few steps. 2. Description of Related Art External mirror assemblies are ubiq... | 1. Field OF thE iNventiON
the iNvEnTIoN iS RELaTEd TO An ExTeRNAl REaR VIew MIRRor ASseMBlY CoMPRising A positive conNecTIOn tHAT Fits MirROR cOMponENTS As a SUPPORt FRAMe mOuNtEd to a MIrrOr hOusING oR ShelL. moRE PArTiCULArly, The InvEntIon Is rElaTeD to MEtHOD To asSEMbLe a reaR VieW mIRrOr iN A fEW STeps.
2. dEScRi... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention is related toan external rear view mirror assembly comprising a positive connectionthat fits mirror components as a supportframe mountedto a mirror housing or shell. More particularly, theinvention is related to methodto assemble a rear view mirror ina f... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ invention is related to an _external_ rear view mirror assembly comprising a positive _connection_ that fits _mirror_ _components_ _as_ a _support_ frame _mounted_ to a mirror _housing_ or shell. More particularly, the invention is related to _method_ to assemble a rear view mirror in a ... |
The stack-gate ETOX-cell, one of the most popular cell structures for flash memories, is widely programmed by channel hot-electron (CHE) and erased by Fowler-Nordheim (FN) tunneling through the source side or the channel area.
The n-channel ETOX-cell is conventionally fabricated by a twin-well process or recently in a ... | the stack - gate etox - cell, one of the most popular cell structures for flash memories, is widely programmed by channel hot - ion ( che ) and erased by fischer - nordheim ( fn ) tunneling through the source side or the channel area. the n - channel etox - cell is conventionally fabricated by a twin - well process or ... | The stack - gate ETOX - cell, one of the most popular cell structures for flash memories, is widely programmed by channel hot - electron (CHE) and erased by Fowler - Nordheim (FN) tunneling through the source side or the channel area. The n - channel ETOX - cell is conventionally fabricated by a twin - well process or ... | The stack-gate ETOX-cell, one of the most popular cell structures for flash memories, is programmed by channel hot-electron (CHE) and erased by Fowler-Nordheim (FN) tunneling through the source side or the channel area. The n-channel ETOX-cell conventionally fabricated by a twin-well process or recently in a process as... | THE StaCk-gAtE ETOX-CeLL, ONE of tHe mosT PopULAR ceLl stRuCtuRES FOr FlAsH mEmorieS, Is WiDelY pRogrAMMed By chaNnel hOt-eLECTron (Che) aND Erased BY FoWlEr-NoRDhEIm (fN) tUNNELIng thROUGH THe SourcE SiDE OR thE CHaNNEl aRea.
thE N-cHAnneL EtOx-cEll IS coNveNTIONalLY fABrIcaTEd by A TWiN-wElL ProCESs or ReCentLY in A ... | The stack-gate ETOX-cell, oneof the most popular cell structures for flash memories, is widelyprogrammed by channel hot-electron (CHE) and erased by Fowler-Nordheim(FN) tunneling through the source side orthe channel area. The n-channel ETOX-cell is conventionally fabricated by a twin-well process orrec... | The stack-gate ETOX-cell, one of the most popular _cell_ structures for flash memories, is widely programmed by channel hot-electron _(CHE)_ and erased by Fowler-Nordheim (FN) tunneling through the source side or the channel area. The _n-channel_ ETOX-cell is conventionally fabricated by _a_ twin-well process or recent... |
The present invention relates generally to improved methods and apparatus for providing a demand-paged virtual memory in a computer workstation.
Modern-day workstations are typically capable of running a plurality of applications at one time. Each application normally requires its own memory in order to run the applica... | the present invention relates generally to improved methods and apparatus for providing a demand - paged virtual memory in a computer workstation. modern - day workstations are typically capable of running a plurality of applications at one iteration. each application normally requires its own memory in order to run th... | The present invention relates generally to improved methods and apparatus for providing a demand - paged virtual memory in a computer workstation. Modern - day workstations are typically capable of running a plurality of applications at one time. Each application normaO?y requires its own memory in order to run the app... | The present invention relates generally to improved methods and for providing a demand-paged virtual memory in a computer workstation. Modern-day workstations are typically capable of running a plurality of applications at one time. Each application normally requires own order to the application. a running application ... | tHE preSEnT iNvEntion RelaTES GeNErALLy To ImPRoVED meTHodS ANd aPpArAtUs for proViDiNG A dEMAnD-PAGED vIRtuAL mEmOry iN a cOMPUtER WorKSTAtion.
moDeRN-day WOrKStatIOns arE typiCally CapabLE Of RuNNing A pLUraliTy of applicaTIONs At One TIME. eACh aPPlIcatIOn NoRmALly reQuiRes itS oWN mEmOry in orDER to RUN tHE apPlIcA... | The present invention relates generally to improvedmethods and apparatus for providinga demand-pagedvirtual memory in a computer workstation. Modern-dayworkstations are typicallycapable ofrunning a pluralityof applications at one time. Eachapplication normally requires itsown memory in order to runtheapplicat... | The _present_ invention relates _generally_ to _improved_ methods and apparatus for providing a demand-paged virtual memory in _a_ computer workstation. Modern-day _workstations_ are _typically_ capable of running _a_ plurality of _applications_ _at_ _one_ _time._ Each application _normally_ requires its own memory in ... |
In microfiche blowback systems it is highly desirable to use a magnification that can be varied readily. This is because various forms of microfiche use different reduction ratios, and also because specific users of the system have various preferences in the blowback magnifications that are utilized. The magnification ... | in microfiche blowback systems it is highly desirable to use a magnification that can be varied readily. this is because various forms of microfiche use different reduction ratios, and also because specific users of the system have various preferences concerning the blowback magnifications that traditionally utilized. ... | In microfiche blowback sys^eKs it is highly desirable to use a magnification that can be variWF readily. This is because various forms of microfiche use different reduction ratios, and also because specific users of the system have various preferences in the blowback magnifications that are utilized. The magnification ... | In microfiche blowback systems it highly desirable to use a magnification that can be varied readily. is because various forms of microfiche use different reduction ratios, also because users the system have various preferences in the blowback magnifications that are utilized. The magnification of the system adheres th... | in microfiche blOwback syStEMs It Is highLY desiRaBle to use A MaGNIFICatION ThAT cAn Be vaRIed Readily. THis IS BECaUsE vAriOus FORmS Of miCROFIChe use DIffeREnt REductioN ratIoS, aNd alsO BecAuSE SpEcIfIc useRs OF tHE SysTEM HaVe VAriOUS PrEfereNCES iN THE blOwBACK MagnIFICATIonS tHAt aRE uTiLizeD. ThE magNifiCATiON ... | In microfiche blowback systems it is highly desirable to use a magnificationthat can bevaried readily. This is because various forms of microficheuse different reduction ratios, and also becausespecific users of the system have variouspreferences in the blowback magnifications that are utilized... | In microfiche blowback systems it is _highly_ desirable _to_ use a magnification _that_ can be varied readily. This is because various _forms_ of microfiche _use_ different reduction ratios, and also _because_ specific users of the system have various preferences _in_ the blowback _magnifications_ that _are_ utilized. ... |
A password is a special sequence of characters that uniquely "authenticates", i.e., confirms a user's identity, to a computer system and that is used for security purposes to control access to information and operations of the computer. Specifically, each user of the system is associated with an "account" that includes... | a password is a special sequence of characters that uniquely " authenticates ", i. e., confirms a user ' s identity, to a computer system and that is used for security purposes to control access to information and operations of the computer. specifically, each user of computer system is associated with an " account " t... | A password is a special sequence of characters that uniquely " authenticates ", i. e. , confirms a user ' s identity, to a computer system and that is used for security purposes to control access to information and operations of the computer. Specifically, each user of the system is associated with an " account " Gha5 ... | A password is a special sequence of characters that "authenticates", i.e., confirms a user's identity, to a computer system and that is used for security purposes to control access to information operations of the computer. Specifically, each user of the system is associated with an "account" includes access rights to ... | a paSsWOrD iS a SpECiaL SeQUencE of CHARACtErS THAt unIqueLy "auTHEnTiCAtEs", I.E., CONfIRms a User's iDEntiTy, to a CoMputEr SySTEM AND tHAT Is usED For SeCUritY PuRpOseS To coNTrOl aCcESS TO INFORMatIOn aNd oPerAtioNs Of THe cOMPutER. sPECifiCaLLY, EAch user Of THE systEM is asSOciaTed WiTH an "aCCoUnt" tHaT IncLUDEs... | A password is a special sequence of characters that uniquely "authenticates", i.e.,confirms a user's identity, to a computer system and that is used for security purposes tocontrolaccess to information andoperations of the computer. Specifically,each user of the system is associated with an "account" tha... | A _password_ is a special sequence _of_ characters that _uniquely_ "authenticates", i.e., confirms a user's _identity,_ to a computer system and that is _used_ for security purposes _to_ _control_ access to information and _operations_ of _the_ _computer._ Specifically, each user of the system is associated with _an_ "... |
Flight data recorders, also known as “black boxes”, maintain data representing the state of the aircraft in which they are mounted, and are designed, configured, and manufactured to withstand periods of fire and pressure which may be associated with a crash. They also contain transponders and batteries for energizing t... | faa data warehouses, also known as “ black ops ”, maintain data representing the state of the aircraft in which they are mounted, and specially designed, configured, and manufactured to withstand periods of fire and pressure which may be associated with sudden crash. they also contain transponders and batteries for ene... | Flight data recorders, also known as “ bOacU boxes ”, maintain data representing the state of the aircraft in which they are mounted, and are designed, configured, and manufactured to withstand periods of fire and pressure which may be associated with a crash. They also contain transponders and batteries for energizing... | Flight data recorders, known as “black boxes”, maintain data representing the state of the in which they are mounted, and are designed, and manufactured to withstand periods of fire and which may associated with a crash. They also contain transponders and batteries for energizing the transponders to facilitate location... | flIGHT datA reCoRDErs, ALso knOWN AS “bLACK bOXes”, MainTaIN DatA REpREseNTING the stAtE of tHe AIrCrafT in WHich theY ARe MOunTed, and aRe DESiGNeD, ConfIgurED, and MAnuFacTureD TO wiTHstANd pERiods of FIrE aND PrESSuRE WhICH may Be assOCIaTed wIth A CRasH. theY aLSo ContAIN tRANSpoNdERs aNd BattErIEs foR ENErGIzing T... | Flight datarecorders, also known as “black boxes”,maintain data representing the state of the aircraft in which theyare mounted, and are designed, configured, andmanufactured towithstand periodsof fire and pressurewhich may be associated with a crash. Theyalso containtransponders and batteries for energizi... | Flight data recorders, also known as “black boxes”, _maintain_ data representing the state of _the_ aircraft _in_ which they are _mounted,_ and _are_ designed, configured, _and_ manufactured to withstand periods of fire and pressure which may be associated with a crash. They also _contain_ transponders and batteries _f... |
In recent years, vehicles and the field of automotive maintenance have experienced rapid growth in computerized systems both within automotive vehicles and in computerized diagnostic tools that identify maintenance issues with the vehicles. For example, most modern vehicles include one or more computer systems that are... | in recent times, vehicles and the field of automotive maintenance have experienced rapid growth in computerized systems both within automotive vehicles and in computerized diagnostic tools that identify maintenance difficulties with the vehicles. for example, most modern vehicles include one or more computer systems th... | In recent years, vehicles and the field of automotive maintenance have experienced rapid growth in computerized systems both within automotive vehicles and in computerized diagnostic tools that identify maintenance issues with the vehicles. For example, most modern vehicles include one or more computer systems that are... | In recent years, vehicles and the field of automotive maintenance have experienced rapid growth in computerized systems within automotive vehicles and in computerized diagnostic tools that identify issues with the vehicles. For example, most modern vehicles include one or more computer systems are referred to as electr... | in recEnt yEarS, VEHIclEs ANd ThE fIEld oF AUtoMOTIVe maINtENaNCe have eXpERiENcED rApID GrOWtH in coMputerIZED SyStEms BOTH WIThIn aUtoMOtive VeHiCles and IN cOMputeRiZEd DIAGNOSTiC TOOLS THat iDeNtIfy maInTEnaNcE IssueS WiTH the VehiCLES. FOR eXamPLe, mOSt mODeRn veHIClES inclUdE onE or moRe coMputER SysTems THAt arE... | In recent years, vehicles and thefieldof automotivemaintenance have experienced rapid growth in computerized systems both withinautomotive vehiclesand in computerized diagnostic tools thatidentify maintenance issues with the vehicles. For example, most modern vehicles include one or more computer s... | In recent years, vehicles and the field of automotive maintenance have experienced _rapid_ _growth_ in computerized systems both within automotive vehicles and _in_ computerized _diagnostic_ _tools_ that identify maintenance issues with the vehicles. For example, most modern vehicles _include_ one or more computer syst... |
Modern optical telecommunications systems often employ optical fibers for carrying signals. Low-cost, high-performance, highly integrated fiber optic interface circuits are becoming increasingly necessary to meet the demands of high-speed digital data communication. One standard circuit function for fiber optic communi... | modern optical telecommunications systems often include optical fibers for carrying signals. higher - cost, high - performance, highly integrated fiber optic interface circuits are becoming increasingly necessary to meet the demands of high - speed digital data communication. one standard circuit function for fiber opt... | Modern optical telecommunications systems often employ optical fibers for carrying signals. Low - cost, high - performance, highly integrated fiber optic interface circuits are becoming increasingly necessary to meet the demands of high - speed digital data communication. One standard circuit function for fiber optic c... | Modern optical telecommunications often employ optical fibers for carrying signals. Low-cost, high-performance, highly integrated fiber optic circuits are becoming necessary to meet the demands high-speed digital data communication. One standard circuit function for fiber optic communication is a transimpedance amplifi... | mODeRN oPTiCAL tELECOmMuNIcATIoNs SYsteMS OFTeN EMploY oPtICAl FiBerS foR cARrYing sigNAls. low-Cost, higH-PeRfoRMANce, HIGHlY integRaTeD FIbeR oPTic IntErfACe CIrCUiTs ARE BEcOMiNg increaSiNgly nECESsArY to MEEt tHe demAnds OF hIgh-speeD DigITal dAtA coMmunIcatiOn. OnE StaNdaRd cIRCUiT FUnCTIOn foR fIBeR oPtiC commUNi... | Modern optical telecommunicationssystems often employ optical fibers for carrying signals. Low-cost,high-performance, highly integratedfiber optic interface circuits are becomingincreasinglynecessary to meet the demands of high-speed digitaldata communication. Onestandard circuitfunction for fiber opticcomm... | Modern optical telecommunications systems often employ _optical_ fibers for carrying signals. Low-cost, high-performance, highly integrated _fiber_ _optic_ interface circuits are becoming increasingly _necessary_ to _meet_ the demands _of_ high-speed digital data communication. One _standard_ circuit _function_ for fib... |
In many medical procedures, it is necessary to locate an opening in tissue so that some form of treatment, diagnosis or revision, can be applied to that opening. For example, in order to perform transluminal balloon angioplasty, an opening must be created in an artery in order to insert a balloon. This opening must lat... | in many medical procedures, it is necessary to locate an opening in circulation so that some form of treatment, diagnosis or revision, can be applied to that opening. for example, in order to perform transluminal balloon angioplasty, an opening must be created in an artery in order to insert a balloon. this opening wou... | In NanG medical procedures, it is necessary to locate an opening in tissue so that some form of treatment, diagnosis or revision, can be applied to that opening. For example, in order to pdrVorm transluminal balloon angioplasty, an opening must be created in an artery in order to insert a balloon. This opening must lat... | In many medical procedures, it is necessary to locate an opening in tissue so that some form of treatment, diagnosis or revision, can be applied to that opening. For example, in order to perform transluminal balloon angioplasty, an opening be created in an artery in order to a balloon. opening must later be closed. Tra... | IN maNY MeDICaL prOcedUres, IT IS NecEsSARy tO LOCAtE aN opeNIng IN TissuE so ThaT soMe fOrM OF trEATMeNt, diagNOsis or REVIsIOn, cAn be appLIed to thAt OPeNINg. fOr ExAMPlE, in OrDER tO PERFORm tranSLUMiNAL BalLOON angIoplaSTY, AN OpenIng muSt Be CreAtEd IN an ArtErY In OrdeR TO iNsERt a BALloOn. tHiS oPENing mUST Lat... | In many medical procedures, it is necessary to locate an opening in tissue so that some form of treatment, diagnosis orrevision, can be applied tothat opening. For example,in order to perform transluminal balloon angioplasty, an opening must be created in an artery in ordertoinsert a balloon. This opening m... | In many medical procedures, _it_ is necessary to locate _an_ opening in tissue so that some form of treatment, diagnosis _or_ revision, can be applied to that opening. For example, in order to perform _transluminal_ balloon angioplasty, an opening _must_ be _created_ _in_ an artery in _order_ _to_ insert a _balloon._ T... |
This invention relates generally to methods and apparatus for measuring surface topographies and more particularly to methods and apparatus for measuring the surface topographies of semiconductor wafers, hard disk platters, optical blanks and other high-tolerance workpieces.
Integrated circuits are formed on semiconduc... | this invention relates generally to methods and apparatus for measuring surface topographies and more particularly to methods and apparatus for measuring the surface topographies of semiconductor wafers, hard disk platters, optical blanks and other high - thickness workpieces. integrated circuits are formed on semicond... | This invention relates generally to methods and apparatus for measuring surface topographies and more particularly to methods and apparatus for measuring the surface topographies of semiconductor wafers, hard disk platters, optical blanks and other high - tolerance workpieces. Integrated circuits are formed on semicond... | This invention relates methods and apparatus for measuring surface topographies and more particularly to methods and apparatus for the surface topographies of semiconductor wafers, hard disk platters, optical blanks and other high-tolerance Integrated circuits formed semiconductor wafer substrates by a number of proces... | tHiS iNVEntioN relatEs GENeRAlLY TO methods aND apPArAtUs foR mEaSuRinG surfAce tOPOGRAPHiES aNd mOre parTIcULArLy TO MeThODS AND ApPARATUS FoR mEaSUriNG tHe SURFacE tOpogRAphiES Of semIcOnDUCtoR wAFeRs, HARD disK pLaTtErs, OptiCAL Blanks And OTher HIgh-TOlEraNce wOrkPIeces.
IntEgrAted CircUiTs aRe forMED on semICONdUC... | This invention relates generally tomethods and apparatusfor measuring surface topographies and more particularly to methods andapparatus for measuring the surface topographies of semiconductor wafers, hard disk platters, optical blanks and otherhigh-tolerance workpieces. Integrated circuitsare ... | _This_ invention relates generally to methods and apparatus for measuring surface topographies and more particularly _to_ _methods_ _and_ apparatus _for_ measuring _the_ surface topographies of semiconductor wafers, hard _disk_ platters, optical blanks and _other_ high-tolerance _workpieces._ Integrated circuits _are_ ... |
In current database systems, users have to group and replace data for queries by writing CASE statements using Structured Query Language (SQL) code. Writing SQL CASE statements by hand requires users to know CASE syntax, as well as to know the data and the data's underlying structures that are to be processed. The CASE... | in current database engines, users have to group statements replace data for queries by writing case statements using structured query interface ( sql ) code. writing sql case statements by hand requires one to know case syntax, as well as to know the data and modify data ' s underlying structures that are to become pr... | In cu#renr datXbasr systems, us@rC have to group and replace data for queries by writing CASE statements Jcing Structured Query Language (SQL) code. Wtitinf SQL CASE statements by hand requires users to know CASE synRaC, as well as to know the data and the data ' s underlying structures that are to be processed. The CA... | In current database systems, users have to group replace data for by writing CASE statements using Structured Language (SQL) code. Writing SQL CASE statements by hand requires users to know CASE syntax, as well as to know data and the data's underlying structures that are to be processed. The CASE statement also has di... | iN cUrrent DatabaSe sysTEms, userS hAVe to GROuP ANd replACE data foR quERies by writiNg Case STATemEnts usING stRUCTureD QUeRy LanGUagE (sqL) COde. WRiTInG sqL CasE stATEmenTS bY hAnd ReQUIreS USERS To KNoW cASe SYNtaX, as weLl as To kNOW The data AND thE DaTa's uNDErlYINg STrUcTureS ThaT Are To Be PROCeSSED. THe Case... | In current databasesystems, users have to group and replacedata for queries by writing CASEstatements using StructuredQuery Language(SQL) code. Writing SQL CASE statements by hand requiresuserstoknow CASE syntax, aswellasto know the data and the data's underlying structures that are to be processe... | _In_ current _database_ systems, users have to group and _replace_ _data_ for queries by _writing_ CASE statements _using_ _Structured_ Query _Language_ (SQL) _code._ Writing _SQL_ CASE statements by hand requires users to _know_ CASE syntax, as well as _to_ know the data _and_ the _data's_ underlying structures that a... |
In three-phase arc furnaces, scrap metal is melted by means of electrical energy, with the conversion of the electrical energy into thermal energy that is required for the melting process taking place in the three arcs which burn between the electrode tips and the material to be melted. For process control, the operati... | in three - phase arc furnaces, scrap metal is melted by means of electrical energy, with the conversion of the electrical energy into thermal energy that is required for the melting process taking place in the three arcs which burn between the electrode tips and the material to be melted. for process control, the opera... | In three - phase arc furnaces, scrap metal is melted by means of electrical energy, with the conversion of the electrical energy into thermal energy that is required for the melting process taking place in the three arcs which burn between the electrode tips and the material to be melted. For process control, the opera... | In three-phase arc scrap metal is melted by means of electrical with the conversion of the electrical energy into thermal energy that is for the melting process taking place in the three arcs which burn between the tips and material be melted. For process control, the operating point of arc furnace can be varied by ste... | in THrEE-pHAse aRC fUrNacES, ScRAP MEtaL IS MELtED BY Means Of ELEctrICAl ENERGY, wITH THe cOnverSioN of The ELEctRICAl ENERGY intO tHERmAl EnERgY that iS ReQuirED foR thE melting pROCess tAKiNg PLAce In the tHREE ArCS whIcH BuRN beTwEeN tHe eLEcTrOde TIps aND thE maTERiAl TO bE MeLted. fOR pROCEsS COnTrol, ThE opERAtI... | In three-phase arc furnaces,scrap metalis melted by means of electrical energy, with theconversion of the electrical energy into thermal energy that is required forthemeltingprocess taking place in the three arcs which burn between the electrodetips and the material tobe melted. For process con... | In _three-phase_ arc furnaces, scrap metal is melted by means of _electrical_ energy, _with_ _the_ conversion _of_ the electrical energy _into_ thermal energy that is _required_ for the melting _process_ _taking_ place in the three arcs which _burn_ between the electrode tips and the material to be melted. For process ... |
A cluster provider provides cloud computing instances that can be rented (e.g., by the hour) and configured to perform cloud computing jobs. Demand for cloud computing services varies over time; enough cloud computing instances exist to satisfy even a peak demand. A varying number of unused cloud computing instances th... | a cluster provider provides cloud computing instances that can be rented ( e. g., by the hour ) and configured to perform cloud compute jobs. demand for cloud computing services varies over time ; fewer cloud computing instances exist to satisfy even a peak demand. a varying number of unused cloud compute instances the... | A cluster provider provides cloud computing instances that can be rented (e. g. , by the hour) and configured to perform cloud com9utiBg jobs. eemanE for cloud computing services vx%ies over time; enough cloud computing instances exist to estisfy even a peak demand. A varying number of unused cloud computing insfqnces ... | A cluster provider provides cloud computing that can be rented (e.g., the hour) and configured to perform computing jobs. Demand for cloud computing services varies over time; enough cloud computing instances exist to satisfy even a peak demand. number of unused cloud computing instances therefore are available at any ... | A ClUstER ProviDER pROvidES cloUD cOMPUTinG iNstAnCeS THAT CAN Be rENTed (E.G., By The HoUr) AnD CoNFiGurEd TO pErform ClouD computinG jObs. DEmAND FoR clOuD CoMPUtINg serViCes VaRIes over timE; enoUgh clOuD CoMPUtiNg InsTaNcES exIst tO sATIsfy EVEN A PeAk dEMANd. a VAryINg nUmbEr oF UNuseD cLOUd COMPUtinG insTancES TH... | A cluster provider providescloud computing instances that can berented (e.g., bythehour) and configured to perform cloud computing jobs. Demand for cloud computing services varies over time; enough cloud computing instances exist tosatisfy even a peak demand. A varying numberof unused cloud co... | A cluster provider provides cloud _computing_ instances that can be rented (e.g., _by_ the hour) and configured to _perform_ cloud computing _jobs._ _Demand_ for _cloud_ computing _services_ _varies_ over time; _enough_ cloud computing instances _exist_ to _satisfy_ even _a_ peak _demand._ A varying number of unused cl... |
The present invention relates to Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) semiconductor circuit devices and particularly to a macro structural arrangement and method for generating macros for VLSI semiconductor integrated circuits.
VLSI semiconductor circuit devices typically define complex systems including an extremely gre... | the present invention relates to very large scale integrated ( vlsi ) semiconductor circuit devices and particularly to a macro structural design and method for generating macros for vlsi semiconductor integrated circuits. vlsi semiconductor circuit devices typically define complex systems including an extremely great ... | The present invention rS?ates to Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) semiconductor circuit devices and particularly to a macro structural arrangement and method for generating macros for VLSI semiconductor integrated circuits. VLSI semiconductor circuit devices typically define SomplFx systems including an extremely gre... | The invention relates to Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) circuit devices and particularly to a macro structural arrangement and method for generating macros VLSI semiconductor circuits. VLSI semiconductor circuit devices typically define complex systems including an extremely great number of circuits and multiple fu... | tHE presENT INVENTION ReLATes tO VERY lArge SCalE InTEgraTeD (VLSi) sEMICoNductor circUIt dEVIcES And ParTiCuLARlY tO A macRo StRucTUrAl aRraNGeMEnt and METHoD FOr geNeratInG macrOS FoR vLSi SEMIcondUcTOR iNtegRatED CIRcuiTS.
vLsi sEMIcondUcToR cIRCUIt DevIcES tYPiCallY DEfine comPLEx SysteMs incluDinG AN EXtrEMElY gre... | The present inventionrelates to Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) semiconductor circuit devices and particularly toa macrostructural arrangement and method for generating macros for VLSI semiconductor integrated circuits. VLSI semiconductor circuit devices typically define complex systems incl... | The present invention relates _to_ Very Large Scale Integrated (VLSI) semiconductor circuit _devices_ and particularly to _a_ macro structural arrangement and method for generating macros for VLSI semiconductor integrated circuits. _VLSI_ semiconductor circuit devices typically define complex systems including an extre... |
Audio and video communications communicate information ephemerally. Such media content, such as a phone number, web site, or address, may not be remembered by a listener or viewer. Spontaneously recording such information may not be possible or may be impractical depending on the concurrent activities of the recipient ... | audio and video communications communicate information ephemerally. such specific content, such as a phone number, web site, or address, may not be remembered without a listener or viewer. continually recording such information may not be accurate or may be impractical depended on the concurrent activities of the recip... | Audio and Ciceo communications communicate information ephemerally. Such media FLntent, such as a pUonf number, web qitW, or address, may not be remembered by a listener or viewer. Spontaneously recording qich information may not be possible or may be impractical depending on the concurrent activities of the recipient ... | Audio and video communications communicate information ephemerally. Such media content, such as a phone number, web site, address, may not remembered by listener or viewer. Spontaneously recording such not be possible or be impractical depending on the activities of the recipient of the information. Additionally, produ... | aUdio AND vIDEo COmMunICaTiOns coMmuNICAtE INfORmAtion EpHEMErALLY. such mEdia coNteNT, SucH AS a PHONE nuMbEr, wEb SIte, or ADDRess, MAY NOT bE REmemBeRed By A LIstenEr OR viEwer. SPOnTANeOUsLY ReCoRdinG Such inFoRmATiON MaY nOt Be PossibLe Or maY be IMpraCtICaL dEpeNDINg ON thE cONcurREnt ActIviTiEs of tHe RECiPIEnt ... | Audio and video communications communicate information ephemerally. Such media content,such as a phone number, website, or address, may not be remembered by a listener or viewer. Spontaneously recording such information may not be possible or may be impractical dependingonthe concurrentactivities... | _Audio_ and video communications communicate information ephemerally. _Such_ media _content,_ such as a phone number, _web_ site, or address, may not be remembered by a listener or viewer. Spontaneously recording such information may not be possible or may be _impractical_ depending on _the_ concurrent activities of th... |
The general rectification terminal mainly is used on electrodes of vehicle generators to transform AC power to DC power. Such type of terminal has a pedestal with a tin blade located thereon, and then a chip is mounted onto the tin blade. The tin is heated and melted to solder the chip on the pedestal. Finally the term... | the general rectification terminal mainly is used on electrodes of vehicle generators to transform ac power to dc power. such type of terminal has a pedestal with a tin blade located thereon, and then a chip is mounted onto the tin blade. the tin is heated and melted to solder the chip on the pedestal. finally the term... | The general rectification terminal mainly is uZew on electrodes of vehicle generators to transform AC power to DC power. Such type of terminal has a pedestal with a tin blade located thereon, and then a chip is ,ountDd onto the tin blade. The tin is heated and melted to solder the chip on the pedestal. Finally the Herm... | The general rectification mainly is used on electrodes of vehicle generators to transform AC power to DC power. Such type of terminal has a pedestal with a tin blade located thereon, and then a chip is mounted onto the tin The tin is heated and melted to solder the chip on the Finally the terminal is encased and packag... | thE genERal rectIFIcaTIOn TERMInAl MAInLy is USed On eLECtROdEs Of VeHIcle GENeRATORS tO TraNsFoRm aC pOWEr tO dc PowEr. suCH TypE OF TermiNAL has a PedESTaL WiTh a TIN bLadE LOCATed THEReoN, aNd tHEn A chIP is mouNTeD ONTO ThE tIn bLADe. tHe tiN Is HEAtED And MEltED tO Solder thE cHip on tHE PeDesTAL. FINaLlY The TErm... | The generalrectification terminalmainly is used on electrodes ofvehicle generators to transform ACpower to DC power. Such type of terminal has a pedestal with a tin blade located thereon, and then a chip is mountedonto the tin blade. The tin is heated and melted to solderthechip on the pedestal. Fina... | The _general_ rectification terminal mainly is _used_ on _electrodes_ of vehicle generators to transform AC _power_ to _DC_ _power._ Such type of terminal _has_ a pedestal with a tin blade located thereon, _and_ then a chip is mounted onto the tin _blade._ The tin is heated and melted to _solder_ the chip on the pedest... |
The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. Gauges are utilized within industries to display a value of a parameter being monitored by the gauge. In the automotive industry, gauges may be displayed as part of the instrument pan... | the statements in this section merely provide background information related towards the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. gauges are utilized within industries but display a value of a parameter being monitored by the gauge. in the automotive industry, gauges may be displayed as part of the instrume... | The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. Gauges are utilized within industries to display a value of a parameter being monitored by the gauge. In the automotive inductty, gauges may be displayed as part of the instrument pan... | The statements in this section merely background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute art. Gauges are utilized within industries display a of a parameter being monitored by the gauge. In the automotive industry, gauges may be displayed as part of the or dashboard for indicating informati... | THE stATEMENTS IN this SEction MERelY proVIdE BaCKGrOUND infORmATIOn relateD tO THe PrEseNT disclosURe anD MAY Not coNstITUTE prioR aRT. gAuGes are UTilIZEd WITHIN INDUstRiES tO dIsplaY A valuE of A PArAmetER BEING moNITOreD bY ThE gAuge. iN tHe auToMoTiVe INDUSTry, GAUgeS mAY bE DiSplAYED AS PArT OF THE INStrumENT PAN... | The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. Gauges areutilized within industries to display a value of a parameter beingmonitored by the gauge. In the automotive industry, gauges may bedisplayed aspart of the ... | The _statements_ in this section merely provide _background_ information related to the _present_ disclosure _and_ may not constitute prior art. Gauges are utilized within _industries_ to display a _value_ of _a_ _parameter_ being _monitored_ by the gauge. _In_ the _automotive_ industry, gauges may be displayed as _par... |
N-phosphonomethylglycine, commonly referred to as glyphosate, is an important agronomic chemical. Glyphosate inhibits the enzyme that converts phosphoenolpyruvic acid (PEP) and 3-phosphoshikimic acid to 5-enolpyruvyl-3-phosphoshikimic acid. Inhibition of this enzyme (5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate synthase; referre... | n - phosphonomethylglycine, commonly referred to as pepsi, is an important agronomic chemical. glyphosate inhibits the enzyme that converts phosphoenolpyruvic acid ( pep ) and 3 - phosphoshikimic acid to 5 - enolpyruvyl - 3 - phosphoshikimic acid. inhibition of this enzyme ( 5 - enolpyruvylshikimate - 3 - phosphate syn... | N - phosphonomethylglycine, commonly referred to as glyphosate, is an important agronomic chemical. Glyphosate inhibits the enzyme that converts phosphoenolpyruvic acid (PEP) and 3 - phosphoshikimic acid to 5 - enolpyruvyl - 3 - phosphoshikimic acid. Inhibition of this enzyme (5 - enolpyruvylshikimate - 3 - phosphate s... | N-phosphonomethylglycine, commonly referred to as glyphosate, is an important chemical. Glyphosate inhibits the enzyme that converts phosphoenolpyruvic acid (PEP) and 3-phosphoshikimic acid to 5-enolpyruvyl-3-phosphoshikimic Inhibition of this enzyme (5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate synthase; referred to as “EPSP sy... | N-PhospHoNOmEtHYlgLyCinE, COmmOnLy RefeRRed tO AS GlyPhosAte, is aN ImportanT AgrOnOMIc cheMiCAl. GLyphOSaTe inhibITs the ENZyme tHat ConvErtS PhoSphOENOLpYRuVIc aCiD (PeP) anD 3-PHosPhOSHIKimiC acID TO 5-EnolpYrUvyL-3-PhOsPHOSHikImIC acID. InHiBITIon of tHiS enZymE (5-eNolpYruvyLsHIkimaTe-3-phOsphate SYnTHase; reFeRrE... | N-phosphonomethylglycine, commonly referred to as glyphosate, is an important agronomic chemical. Glyphosate inhibits the enzyme thatconverts phosphoenolpyruvicacid (PEP)and 3-phosphoshikimic acid to 5-enolpyruvyl-3-phosphoshikimic acid. Inhibition ofthis enzyme (5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate syntha... | N-phosphonomethylglycine, _commonly_ _referred_ to as glyphosate, is an important agronomic chemical. Glyphosate inhibits the enzyme _that_ converts _phosphoenolpyruvic_ acid _(PEP)_ and _3-phosphoshikimic_ acid to 5-enolpyruvyl-3-phosphoshikimic acid. Inhibition of this enzyme (5-enolpyruvylshikimate-3-phosphate synth... |
Many electrophotographic (EP) printers and copiers utilize laser printheads that operate by discharging small areas of a photoreceptor, after which toner is applied to the photoreceptor in a manner such that some toner is attracted to the areas of the photoreceptor that have been discharged by the laser light. Once tha... | many electrophotographic ( ep ) printers and copiers utilize laser printheads that operate by discharging small areas of a photoreceptor, after which toner is applied to the photoreceptor in a manner such that some toner is attracted to the areas of the photoreceptor that have been discharged by the laser light. once t... | Many electrophotographic (EP) printers and copiers utilize laser printheads that operate by discharging small areas of a photoreceptor, after which toner is applied to the photoreceptor in a maGnSr such that some toner is attracted to the areas of the photoreceptor that NWve been discharged by the laser light. )nde tha... | Many electrophotographic (EP) printers and copiers utilize laser printheads that operate discharging areas of a photoreceptor, after toner applied to the photoreceptor in a manner such that some toner is attracted to the areas the photoreceptor that have been discharged by the light. Once that has a sheet of print is t... | ManY EleCTRopHOtoGrAPhIC (EP) PRINTeRS aND COpiERs uTIlize LaSER PrInThEADS THat opeRATE bY dIScHARgiNg SMalL AReaS Of A phOtoReceptor, AftER whICH toneR iS aPpLIED to The phOToRecePTor In a maNNer suCh THAt Some TONer is AtTracted TO tHE AREAS oF tHE phOtoRECEPtor THat HAVe bEEn diScHaRGed By THe LAser liGHT. oNce Tha... | Many electrophotographic (EP) printers and copiers utilize laser printheads that operate bydischargingsmall areas of a photoreceptor,after which toner isapplied to the photoreceptor ina manner such that some toner is attractedto the areas of the photoreceptor that have been discharged by the laser light. O... | Many electrophotographic (EP) printers and copiers utilize laser printheads that operate by discharging small areas of a photoreceptor, after which toner is applied to the photoreceptor in a manner such _that_ some _toner_ is attracted to the areas of _the_ photoreceptor that have been discharged by _the_ laser light. ... |
The present invention relates to a cockpit module of a vehicle, with a cup holder which has an opening for receiving a drinking vessel, and an illumination device for illuminating the cup holder.
Cup holders are used in vehicles in order to give the occupants the possibility of, on the one hand, safely storing drinking... | the present invention relates to a cockpit module of a vehicle, with a cup holder which has an opening for receiving a drinking vessel, and a illumination device for illuminating the cup holder. cup holders usually used in vehicles in order to give the occupants the possibility of, on the one hand, safely storing drink... | The present invention relates to a cockpit module of a veGiSle, with a cup holder which has an opening for receiving a drinking vessel, and an illumination device for illuminating the cup holder. Cup toOders are used in vehicles in order to give the occupants the possibility of, on the one hand, safely storing drinking... | The present invention relates to cockpit of a vehicle, with a holder which has an opening for receiving a drinking and device for illuminating the cup holder. Cup are used in vehicles in order to give the occupants the possibility of, on the one hand, safely storing vessels and, on the other hand, having the drinking a... | tHe PRESEnT iNVentiOn relaTeS TO a cOcKPIT mODUle of A VEHicle, WiTH A cuP holDer which HaS An oPeNING FOr ReCEivIng A DrInkiNG vEssEl, aNd an ILlUminATion dEvIcE FOR illUMInaTInG THE cup HOLDer.
CUP hoLdERS are useD in veHIcles in ORdeR to GiVE tHe OCCUPants THE poSSibIlItY OF, oN THE one HanD, SafELy STOrINg DrINkiNg... | The present invention relates to a cockpit module of a vehicle, with a cup holder which has an opening for receiving a drinking vessel, and an illumination device for illuminatingthecup holder. Cup holders are used invehicles in order to give the occupants thepossibility of, on the one hand, safely... | The present invention relates to a cockpit _module_ _of_ a vehicle, with a cup holder which has an _opening_ _for_ receiving a drinking vessel, and an _illumination_ _device_ for illuminating _the_ cup holder. Cup holders are used in _vehicles_ in order _to_ give the occupants the possibility of, on the _one_ hand, saf... |
Production of pharmaceutically active peptides and proteins in large quantities has become feasible (Biomacromolecules 2004; 5:1917-1925). The oral route is considered the most convenient way of drug administrations for patients. Nevertheless, the intestinal epithelium is a major barrier to the absorption of hydrophili... | production of pharmaceutically active peptides and proteins including large quantities has become feasible ( biomacromolecules 2004 ; 5 : 1917 - 1925 ). the oral route is considered the most convenient way of drug administrations for patients. nevertheless, the intestinal epithelium is a major barrier to the absorption... | Production of pharmaceutically active peptides and proteins in large quantities has become feasible (Biomacromolecules 2004; 5: 1917 - 1925 ). The oral route is considered the most convenient way of drug administrations for patients. Nevertheless, the intestinal epithelium is a major barrier to the absorption of hydrop... | Production of pharmaceutically active peptides and proteins large quantities has become (Biomacromolecules 2004; 5:1917-1925). The oral route is considered the convenient way of drug for patients. Nevertheless, the intestinal epithelium is a major barrier to the absorption of hydrophilic drugs such as and proteins (J. ... | PrODUCtion of PHARMaCeUTIcalLY AcTIvE pepTIdEs anD pROTeinS in LArGE QuAntItIEs HAS bEComE fEaSiBLe (BIomACROmOLEcULES 2004; 5:1917-1925). tHe ORAL rOUte Is cONsidereD tHe Most coNVeniEnT way of DRUG AdmInIstrATIoNs FoR paTIeNTS. NEVertheLeSs, tHe inteSTiNaL epitHeLIUM iS a maJoR barRieR To the abSoRPtIon OF HyDroPhILI... | Production of pharmaceutically active peptides and proteins in largequantitieshas become feasible (Biomacromolecules 2004; 5:1917-1925). The oral route is considered the most convenient wayof drug administrations for patients. Nevertheless,theintestinal epithelium is a major barrier to the absor... | Production of pharmaceutically _active_ _peptides_ and _proteins_ in large quantities has become feasible (Biomacromolecules 2004; _5:1917-1925)._ The _oral_ route is considered the most convenient _way_ _of_ drug administrations for patients. _Nevertheless,_ the _intestinal_ epithelium is _a_ major _barrier_ to the ab... |
Industrial controllers are special purpose processing devices used for controlling (e.g., automated and semi-automated) industrial processes, machines, manufacturing equipment, plants, and the like. A typical controller executes a control program or routine in order to measure one or more process variables or inputs re... | industrial controllers are special purpose processing devices used for controlling ( e. g., automated and semi - automated ) industrial processes, machines, manufacturing equipment, plants, and the like. a typical controller executes a control program or routine in order to measure one or more process variables or inpu... | Industrial controllers are special purpose processing devices hXed for controlling (e. g. , automated and semi - automated) industrial processes, machines, manufacturing equipment, plants, and the like. A typical controller executes a control program or routine in order to measure one or more 9rLcess variables or input... | Industrial controllers are special purpose processing devices used for controlling (e.g., automated and semi-automated) industrial processes, machines, manufacturing equipment, plants, and the like. A typical controller executes a control program or routine in order to measure one or more process variables inputs repre... | iNdUStrial ContRoLLers aRe sPECIal PURPoSe proCEssING DevICeS USeD FoR CoNTRolLinG (e.g., aUtomATED anD sEmI-AuToMATED) iNDUStRIAl PRocesSEs, maCHINeS, MANuFActurING EqUIpMent, plANts, AnD The liKe. a typiCaL COntROLleR eXECUtes a COntrOl progRaM or roUtInE iN order To MEaSuRe One Or mOrE ProCesS VariabLEs OR InPUts rE... | Industrial controllers are special purpose processing devices used for controlling (e.g., automated and semi-automated)industrial processes, machines, manufacturing equipment, plants, and thelike. A typical controller executes a control program or routine in order tomeasure one or moreprocess vari... | Industrial controllers are special purpose processing devices used for controlling (e.g., automated and _semi-automated)_ industrial _processes,_ machines, manufacturing _equipment,_ plants, _and_ _the_ like. A _typical_ _controller_ executes a control program or routine in order to measure one or more process _variabl... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a fuel tank structure for a saddle-ride type vehicle.
2. Description of Background Art
In order to limit the discharge of vaporized fuel in the fuel tank toward the outside of the tank, fuel tanks have heretofore been increased and are designed not to release t... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a fuel tank structure for a saddle - ride type vehicle. 2. description of background art in order to limit the discharge of vaporized fuel in the fuel tank toward the outside of the tank, fuel tanks have heretofore been increased limits are designed not properl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a fuel tank structure for a saddle - ride type vehicle. 2. Description of Background Art In order to limit the discharge of vaporized fuel in the fuel tank toward the outside of the tank, fuel tanks have heretofore been increased and are designed not to release... | 1. Field of the The present invention to a fuel tank for a saddle-ride type vehicle. 2. Description of Background Art In order to limit the discharge of vaporized fuel in the fuel tank toward the outside of the tank, fuel tanks have heretofore been increased and not to tank inner pressure to the atmosphere when pressur... | 1. fieLD oF thE InVENtIon
tHe preSEnt inVenTIoN ReLAteS to A fUeL TAnK sTRuctURe for A SaDDle-rIDE typE VEhiclE.
2. DEscRiption of bacKGRoUNd ARt
IN orDER To lImIT ThE DiSchaRGE OF vAPORized fueL iN THe FUEl taNK toWaRD thE ouTsidE oF tHe taNK, fuEL TaNks hAvE HErEtofoRe beEN InCReaSEd anD Are DESIGNED not To ReleASE T... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to afuel tank structure for a saddle-ridetype vehicle.2. Description of BackgroundArt In order to limit the discharge of vaporized fuel in the fuel tanktoward the outside of the tank, fuel tanks have heretofore been increased and are desig... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a _fuel_ tank structure for a saddle-ride type vehicle. 2. _Description_ of Background Art In _order_ to _limit_ the discharge of _vaporized_ fuel in _the_ fuel tank toward the outside of _the_ tank, fuel tanks have heretofore been increased _and_ _are_ desig... |
This invention relates to generally to vehicular and stationary liquid tanks and specifically to apparatus and methods for heating the valves of vehicular water tanks to prevent or undue freezing of such valves.
Trucks and other vehicles carrying large water tanks suffer from cold related problems during inclement weat... | this invention relates to generally to vehicular and stationary liquid tanks and specifically to apparatus and methods for heating the valves of vehicular water tanks to prevent or undue freezing of such valves. trucks and other vehicles carrying large water tanks suffer from cold related problems concerning inclement ... | This invention relates to generally to vehicular and stationary liquid tanks and specifically to apparatus and methods for heating the valves of vehicular water tanks to prevent or undue freezing of such valves. T%uckd and other vehicles carrying large water tanks suffer from cold related problems during inclement weat... | This invention relates to generally to vehicular and stationary liquid tanks and specifically to and methods for heating the valves of vehicular water tanks to prevent or undue freezing of such valves. Trucks and other vehicles carrying large tanks suffer from cold related problems during inclement weather. One particu... | thiS InVENTiON RelATEs to GeNERallY tO VeHiCulAR and StAtionarY lIQUid TANks AnD specIfIcALly TO APPArAtUS aND mETHods fOR HEAtinG The vAlVES oF VeHIculAR wATeR TAnks To prEVeNt OR uNDue frEEZIng oF suCh VALVes.
TruCkS And oTHeR VEhIclEs carRYiNg LARgE wAtEr tANkS SUFfER fROm coLD reLateD PrOBLeMs DUriNg incleMent WeAt... | Thisinvention relates to generally to vehicular and stationary liquid tanks and specificallytoapparatus andmethods for heating thevalves of vehicular water tanks to prevent or undue freezing of such valves. Trucks and other vehicles carrying large water tanks suffer from cold related problems during in... | This invention _relates_ to generally to vehicular and stationary _liquid_ tanks and specifically to apparatus and methods for heating the valves of vehicular water tanks to prevent or undue freezing _of_ such valves. _Trucks_ and other vehicles carrying large water tanks suffer _from_ cold related problems during incl... |
Evaluation of left ventricular function is of interest for both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. During normal cardiac function, the left atrium, the left ventricle, and the right ventricle observe consistent time-dependent relationships during the systolic (contractile) phase and the diastolic (relaxation) pha... | evaluation of left ventricular function is of interest for both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. during normal cardiac function, the left atrium, the left ventricle, and the right ventricle observe consistent time - dependent correlation during the systolic ( contractile ) phase and the diastolic ( relaxation )... | Evaluation of left venttiFular function is of interest for both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. During normal cardiac function, the left atrium, the left ventricle, and the right ventricle observe consistent time - dependent relationships during the systolic (contractile) phase and the diastolic (relaxation) p... | of left function is of interest for both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. During cardiac function, the left atrium, the left and the right ventricle observe consistent time-dependent relationships during the systolic (contractile) phase and diastolic (relaxation) phase of the cardiac cycle. During cardiac dysfu... | EvalUatioN OF lefT veNTrIcULAr fUNCtIoN iS of iNTeresT fOR bOTH DiAGNoSTiC aNd tHeRAPEuTIC aPpLicAtiONs. DuRIng nORmal CarDIAc fuNcTion, tHe LeFT atRIum, ThE LEft VEnTrIcLe, anD thE rIGHT veNtRIcLE ObseRve COnSiStEnT TiME-dePENDENt reLaTionsHIPS dURING thE sYSTolIC (ContracTIle) pHASe ANd The DiastolIC (reLAxATION) pha... | Evaluation of left ventricular function is of interest for both diagnostic and therapeutic applications. During normal cardiac function, the left atrium, the left ventricle, and the right ventricle observe consistent time-dependent relationships during the systolic (contractile) phaseand thediastolic (relaxati... | Evaluation of left ventricular function is of interest for both _diagnostic_ and _therapeutic_ applications. During normal cardiac function, the left atrium, the left ventricle, _and_ the right ventricle observe consistent time-dependent relationships during the systolic _(contractile)_ _phase_ and the _diastolic_ (rel... |
This invention relates to the use of electromagnetic waves and, more particularly, relates to devices for changing the propagation direction of an electromagnetic wave.
In the years since the development of radar systems for military applications during World War II, radio ranging systems have undergone extensive refin... | this invention relates to the use of electromagnetic waves and, more particularly, relates to devices for changing the propagation direction of an electromagnetic wave. in the years since the development of radar systems for military applications during world war ii, radio ranging systems have undergone extensive refin... | This invention relates to the use of Slectromagnet(c waves and, more particularly, relates to devices for changing the propagation direction of an electromagnetic wave. In the years since the development of radar systems for military applications during World War II, radio ranging systems have undergone extensive refin... | This invention relates to the of electromagnetic waves and, more particularly, relates to devices for changing the propagation direction of an electromagnetic wave. In the years since the development of radar systems for military applications during World War II, radio ranging systems have undergone extensive refinemen... | THiS InVeNTiON ReLateS To The USe OF ElecTROMaGnEtIC wavEs anD, MOrE partiCUlarly, ReLATEs TO dEvICEs fOr cHaNgINg THE PropAgatIoN DIrECtIon Of AN eLECTroMAgneTIC waVE.
iN tHe yeaRS sINcE thE DEVEloPmENT Of RaDAR SySTeMs foR miLitAry ApPliCatIonS dURing wORLD War ii, rAdiO RaNGinG sYsTeMS HAVe UndErgone EXTENsIVe refIn... | This invention relates to the use ofelectromagnetic wavesand, moreparticularly, relates to devices for changing the propagation directionof an electromagneticwave. In the years since the developmentofradar systems for military applicationsduring World War II, radioranging systems have undergone ext... | This invention relates _to_ the _use_ of _electromagnetic_ _waves_ and, more particularly, _relates_ to devices for changing the propagation _direction_ _of_ an electromagnetic wave. In the years _since_ the _development_ _of_ _radar_ systems for military _applications_ during World War _II,_ _radio_ ranging systems ha... |
Field of Invention
The invention relates to an electrical test structure in an integrated circuit, in particular in a DRAM circuit with trench capacitors. The invention further relates to a test method.
A multiplicity of process steps are necessary for fabricating an integrated circuit on a semiconductor substrate. A n... | field of invention the invention relates to an electrical test structure in an integrated circuit, in particular in a dram circuit with trench capacitors. the invention further relates to a test method. a multiplicity of process steps specifically necessary for fabricating an integrated circuit on a semiconductor subst... | Field of Invention The invention relates to an electrical test structure in an integrated circuit, in particular in a DRAM circuit with trench capacitors. The invention further relates to a test method. A multiplicity of process steps are necessary for fabricating an integrated circuit on a semiconductor substrate. A n... | Field of Invention The invention relates to an electrical test structure in an integrated circuit, in particular in a DRAM circuit with trench capacitors. The invention further to a test method. A multiplicity of process steps are necessary fabricating an integrated circuit on a semiconductor substrate. A number proces... | fiELd OF inVEntioN
The iNveNTiOn reLatES To An elecTrIcAL TeSt STRUctUre in aN inTeGRAted CIRCuIt, iN ParticUlAR In A DRAM cIrcUiT With TrenCH CapaCitoRS. tHE inVenTiOn FURtHEr RelAtES to a TeST MEthoD.
A MultipLicIty of prOCEsS STEps Are NeCessArY for fABRICAtING aN INteGratEd cirCuit oN A SeMIcoNDucTOr SUbStRaTE. a n... | Field ofInvention Theinventionrelates to an electrical test structure in an integrated circuit,inparticular ina DRAM circuit with trenchcapacitors. The invention further relatesto a test method.A multiplicity of process steps are necessary for fabricating an integrated circuit on a semiconductor subs... | Field of Invention The invention relates _to_ an electrical test structure _in_ _an_ integrated _circuit,_ in _particular_ in a DRAM circuit with trench capacitors. The invention further relates to a test _method._ _A_ multiplicity of process steps are necessary for _fabricating_ an integrated circuit on a semiconducto... |
The present invention relates to a system for sharing listener objects among multiple applications each running inside its own virtual machine.
Computer hardware and storage media can only create, store, and process binary information, i.e. information written using only two digits, “0” and “1”. A compact disc, for exa... | the present invention relates to a system for sharing listener objects among multiple applications each running inside its own virtual machine. computer hardware and storage media can only create, store, and process binary information, i. e. information written using only two digits, “ 0 ” and “ 1 ”. a compact disc, fo... | The present invention relates to a system for sharing listener objects among multiple applications each running inside its own virtual machine. Computer hardware and storage media can only create, store, and process binary information, i. e. information written using only two digits, “ 0 ” and “ 1 ”. A compact disc, fo... | The present invention relates to a system for sharing listener objects among applications each running inside its virtual machine. Computer hardware and storage media can only create, store, and process binary information, i.e. information written using two digits, “0” and “1”. A compact disc, for example, a surface su... | THe preSEnT InVENTion RElAtes TO a SysTEM FoR ShaRINg LISteNer ObjECts aMonG mULtiPLE apPLICaTIONs eacH rUnNing iNSIde ITS Own VIrTuAL maChIne.
ComputEr hArDWARe ANd stoRagE MeDia CAn oNlY cReate, stoRE, And pRoCeSs binAry informAtiOn, I.E. infoRMaTiOn written uSiNg oNlY twO DIGITS, “0” aNd “1”. a COMpacT dIsC, fOR EXa... | Thepresent invention relates to a systemfor sharing listener objects among multiple applications each running inside itsown virtual machine. Computer hardware and storage media can only create, store, and process binaryinformation, i.e. information written using only two digits, “0” and“1”. A compact ... | _The_ present _invention_ relates to a system _for_ sharing listener objects among multiple applications each running inside its own _virtual_ _machine._ _Computer_ hardware and storage media can only _create,_ store, and _process_ binary information, i.e. information written _using_ _only_ two digits, “0” and “1”. A c... |
In traditional development and deployment technologies, configuration information including security information was deployed to and persistently stored at systems on which one or more instances of one or more types of environments are to be run. Since these systems were potentially shared among different types of envi... | in traditional development and deployment technologies, configuration information including security information was communicated to and persistently stored at locations on which one or more instances of one or more types of environments are to be run. since these systems were potentially shared within different types ... | In traditional development and deployment technologies, configuration information including security information was deployed to and persistently stored at systems on which one or more instances of one or more types of environments are to be run. Since these systems were potentially shared akonf different types of envi... | In traditional development and deployment technologies, configuration information including security information was deployed to and persistently stored at on which or more instances one or more types of are to be run. these systems were potentially shared among different types of environments, users the different envi... | in tRAdItiONAL deVElOpmEnt AND dEpLOYMENT TechNoLOGies, CONFIguRAtiOn InFOrMaTiON inCLUDING sECUrIty InfOrMATiOn wAs dEpLOyEd To AND PERsiStENtLY sTORed aT sYSTEmS on WHICh ONe OR More InSTaNceS OF oNE or mORe typES oF enVIRonmeNts arE To Be Run. SiNce ThEse sYStemS WeRE PotENTiALLY sHared aMOnG diffEReNt TYPES Of eNvi... | In traditional development and deployment technologies, configurationinformation includingsecurityinformation was deployed to and persistently stored at systems on which one or more instancesof one or more types of environments are to be run. Since thesesystems were potentially sharedamong different types o... | In traditional development and deployment technologies, configuration information including security _information_ _was_ deployed to and persistently stored at systems on which one or more instances of one or more types of _environments_ are to be run. Since _these_ _systems_ were potentially shared _among_ different _... |
Various types of image sensors are commercially available. One type, the full frame sensor, is shown in FIG. 1. The imaging operation of this sensor has an exposure step, a transfer step, and a readout step. The imaging process consists of exposing the sensor 1 over a time period varying from as little as a few hundred... | various types of image sensors are commercially available. one type, the full frame sensor, is shown in fig. 1. the imaging operation of this sensor has an exposure step, a transfer step, and a readout step. the imaging process consists of exposing the sensor 1 over a time scale varying from as little as a few hundred ... | Various types of image sensors are commercially available. One type, the full vrxme sensor, is shown in FIG. 1. The imaging *perAtion of this sensor has an exposure step, a transfer step, and a readout step. The imaging process consists of exposing the sensor 1 over a time period varying from as little as a few hundred... | types of image are commercially available. One type, the full frame sensor, shown in 1. The imaging operation of sensor has an exposure step, a transfer step, and a readout step. The imaging process consists of exposing the sensor 1 over a period varying from as little a few hundred nanoseconds to as long minutes. The ... | VariOUs tyPEs of ImAGE SeNSORs Are COmMERciAlly aVailABLE. onE TypE, THE FuLL fRame sensoR, Is sHown In FIG. 1. thE imaGING opERatION Of thIs SENSoR HaS An exPOSURe StEP, a TrAnsFer sTeP, AnD A reAdoUT StEP. THe ImaGiNg pROcESS coNsiSTs OF expoSINg the SEnsor 1 OvEr a time PerIoD vaRyInG fROm aS liTtle AS A fEW HUndREd... | Various types of image sensors are commercially available. One type, thefull frame sensor,is shown in FIG. 1. The imaging operation of this sensor has an exposure step, atransferstep, and a readout step. The imaging process consists ofexposing the sensor 1over a time period varying from as lit... | Various types of image sensors are commercially available. One type, _the_ full _frame_ sensor, is _shown_ in _FIG._ 1. The imaging operation of this sensor _has_ an exposure _step,_ _a_ transfer step, and a readout step. The imaging process _consists_ of exposing the sensor 1 over _a_ time period varying from _as_ lit... |
1. Field of the Invention
The field of art to which the invention pertains includes a field of tree transports, and more particularly, with respect to a tree transport for positioning adjacent a tree and transporting the tree once it is cut down.
2. Background of the Invention
Numerous devices for transporting trees an... | 1. field of the invention aka field of art to which the invention pertains includes a variety of tree transports, yet more particularly, with respect of a tree transport for positioning adjacent a tree and cutting the tree once it is cut down. 2. background of the invention numerous devices for transporting trees and p... | 1. Field of the Invention The field of art to which the inveMtiob pertains includes a field of tree transports, and more pxrtidularly, with respect to a rre@ trans0prt for p0sitioninf adjacent a tree and transporting the tree once it is cut down. 2. BackgroIhd of the Invention Numerous devices for transporting trees an... | Field of the Invention The field of art to which the invention pertains includes a field of tree and more particularly, with respect to a transport for positioning adjacent tree transporting the tree it is cut down. 2. Background the Invention Numerous devices transporting trees and poles are known. These include U.S. ... | 1. field OF the inVentIOn
thE fIeLD oF arT To WHich tHE INvENtiON PERtAins incLudeS a FiELd Of treE TRANsPORTS, And more PartiCularLY, WITh RESpecT tO a trEe TRanspORt FOr pOSiTionINg AdjAcent a TrEE AnD TRansPORTInG THe trEE OnCe It is CUT down.
2. backGroUnD OF The inVEntIoN
NumEroUs dEViCEs foR trANspoRTINg TRees an... | 1. Field of the Invention The fieldof art towhichthe inventionpertains includes a field of tree transports, and more particularly, with respectto a tree transport for positioning adjacenta tree and transporting the treeonceit is cut down. 2. Background of the Invention Numerous devices for transp... | 1. Field of the Invention The field of art to _which_ the invention _pertains_ includes a field _of_ tree transports, and more particularly, with respect to a tree _transport_ for positioning adjacent a tree and transporting the _tree_ _once_ it is cut _down._ _2._ Background of the Invention Numerous devices for trans... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a vacuum system which comprises an evacuatable chamber, including a gas inlet and a gas outlet, for storage, measurement or treatment of objects sensitive to dust contamination.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Various means are known for realising a vacuum clean room f... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a vacuum system which comprises an evacuatable chamber, including a gas inlet and a gas outlet, for storage, measurement or treatment of objects sensitive to dust contamination. 2. description of the prior art various means are known beyond realising a vacuum clean roo... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a vacuum system which comprises an evacuatable cMambdr, including a gas inlet and a gas outlet, for storage, measurement or treatment of objects sensitive to dust contamination. 2. Description of the Prior Art Various means are known for realising a vacuum clean room f... | 1. of the Invention The invention relates to a vacuum system which an evacuatable chamber, including a gas inlet and a gas for storage, measurement treatment of objects to dust contamination. Description the Prior Art Various means are known for realising a clean room for performing measurements on, the preprocessing o... | 1. fielD oF The inVEntiON
tHe INveNtiOn reLAtes to a vACUum SYstEm whIch CoMPrIses AN EvaCuatABLe chambER, INClUdinG a gAs iNLet aNd a gaS oUtLeT, For StoraGe, MeaSURemEnT Or treAtmeNT OF obJEcts SENSITIVE TO dUSt COnTAmInatioN.
2. DeSCRiPTiON OF THE pRIOR aRT
vArIous Means aRe KNowN foR ReAlISIng a VaCuUM CLeaN rOom f... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates toa vacuum systemwhich comprises an evacuatable chamber, including a gasinlet andagas outlet, forstorage, measurement or treatment of objects sensitive to dust contamination. 2. Description ofthe Prior Art Various means are known for realising a vac... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention relates to a _vacuum_ _system_ _which_ comprises an evacuatable chamber, including a gas inlet and a gas _outlet,_ for _storage,_ measurement or treatment of objects sensitive to dust contamination. 2. Description of the Prior Art Various means _are_ known for realising a vacuu... |
Content addressable memory (CAM) is a special type of computer memory used in certain high speed searching applications. Unlike standard computer memory (Random Access Memory or RAM) in which the user supplies a memory address and the RAM returns the data word stored at that address, a CAM is designed such that the use... | content addressable memory ( cam ) is a special type of computer memory used in certain high speed searching applications. unlike standard computer memory ( random access memory or ram ) in which the user supplies a memory address and the ram returns the data word stored at that address, a cam is designed such that the... | Content addressable memory (CAM) is a special type of computer memory used in certain high speed searching applications. Unlike standard computer memory (Random Access Memory or RAM) in which the user supplies a memory address and the RAM returns the data word stored at ghZt address, a CAM is designed such that the use... | Content addressable (CAM) is a special type of computer memory used in certain high speed searching applications. Unlike standard computer memory (Random Access Memory or RAM) in which the user a address and the RAM returns the data word stored at that address, a CAM is designed such that the user supplies a data word ... | contEnT addreSsabLe memORY (CAM) Is a SPeCial tYpe OF COMpuTER mEMoRy uSED iN cerTaiN HIgH speeD SeaRchINg aPplICatIons. UNlikE stanDARd COMputer memory (RandoM AccEss mEmORy or rAM) In whIcH ThE USEr SuPPLieS A meMOry addREsS And the rAm rEturnS ThE DAtA woRd StORED AT thaT addResS, a caM IS DESIGNED SUCH tHat The uSe... | Content addressable memory (CAM) is a special typeof computer memory used in certain highspeed searching applications. Unlikestandard computer memory(Random Access Memory or RAM) in which the user suppliesa memory address and the RAM returns the data word stored at that address, a CAM is ... | Content addressable memory (CAM) is a special type of computer _memory_ used in _certain_ high speed searching applications. Unlike _standard_ _computer_ memory (Random Access Memory or _RAM)_ in which the user supplies a memory _address_ and the RAM returns the data word stored at that _address,_ _a_ CAM is designed s... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an elastic foamed sheet which is particularly suitable for backing pads to be used for retaining a semiconductor wafer on a rotary attaching disc of a polishing device in the process of mirror polishing of the semiconductor wafer and a wafer-polishing jig using the el... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to an elastic foamed sheet which is particularly suitable for backing pads to be used for retaining a semiconductor wafer on a rotary attaching disc of a polishing device in the process of mirror polishing of the semiconductor wafer and a wafer - polishing jig using the ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an elastic foamed sheet which is particularly suitable for backing pads to be used for retaining a semiconductor wafer on a rotary attaching disc of a polishing device in the process of mirror polishing of the semiconductor wafer and a wafer - polishing jig using the ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an elastic foamed sheet which is particularly suitable for backing pads to be used for a semiconductor wafer on a rotary attaching of a polishing device in the process of polishing of the semiconductor wafer and a wafer-polishing jig using the elastic sheet. 2. Descri... | 1. fIeld of ThE INVENTIOn
ThiS InVENTiON reLAtes To An eLastIc FOAmED SHeeT wHICh is paRticULArly suItabLe FOr BaCkinG pAds to Be UsEd FoR retAinING a SEmICONDUcTOr WAfEr on a RotARy atTacHIng DisC oF a poliShinG DEvice IN ThE pRoCEss of mIRRor PolisHinG of ThE SEMiCoNducToR WAfer And A WaFeR-POlisHiNG Jig uSIng thE El... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention This invention relates toan elastic foamed sheet which is particularly suitable for backingpads to be used for retaining a semiconductor wafer on arotary attaching disc of a polishing device in the process ofmirror polishing of the semiconductor wafer and a wa... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _This_ invention _relates_ to an _elastic_ _foamed_ _sheet_ which is particularly suitable _for_ backing pads to _be_ used for _retaining_ a semiconductor _wafer_ _on_ _a_ _rotary_ attaching disc of a polishing _device_ in _the_ _process_ of mirror polishing of the semiconductor wafer and _a... |
Since an organic electroluminescence device (in the Description, occasionally, referred to as organic EL device) emitting high-luminance light was reported in 1987 by C. W. Tang, et al. Eastman Kodak Co. (Appl. Phys. Lett., vol. 51, p. 913, 1987), development of materials for the organic EL device and improvement of de... | since an organic electroluminescence device ( in the description, occasionally, referred to as organic el device ) emitting high - luminance light was reported in 1987 by c. w. tang, et al. eastman kodak co. ( appl. phys. lett., vol. 51, p. 913, 1987 ), development of materials for the basic el device and improvement o... | Since an organic electroluminescence device (in the Description, occasionally, referred to as organic EL device) emitting high - luminance light was reported in 1oO7 by C. W. Tang, et al. Eastman Kodak Co. (Al(l. Phys. Lett. , vol. 51, p. 913, 1987 ), development of materials for the organic EL device and improvement o... | Since an organic electroluminescence device the Description, occasionally, referred to organic EL device) emitting high-luminance light was reported in 1987 C. W. Tang, et al. Eastman Kodak Co. (Appl. Phys. Lett., 51, p. 913, 1987), development materials for the organic EL device and improvement of device structure hav... | SincE AN ORgAnIc ELeCTRolumiNEscEnCE deviCE (In The dEscriptioN, occASionALLy, rEFERRed To as OrGAnIc eL DeVICE) eMItTIng HIgH-LumINAnce LIGht WAS repOrTeD in 1987 BY c. w. taNg, et AL. EaStmaN kODak CO. (appL. PHyS. LeTt., VOL. 51, p. 913, 1987), DEvElOPMEnt of MaTErIAlS FoR tHe ORGAnIC El DevicE aND imprOVEMeNT Of De... | Since an organic electroluminescence device (in the Description, occasionally, referred to as organic EL device) emitting high-luminancelight was reported in1987 by C. W. Tang, et al. Eastman Kodak Co.(Appl. Phys. Lett., vol. 51, p. 913, 1987), developmentofmaterials for the organic EL device and improvement ... | _Since_ an organic electroluminescence device _(in_ the Description, occasionally, referred to _as_ organic EL _device)_ emitting high-luminance light was reported in 1987 by C. _W._ Tang, _et_ al. Eastman Kodak Co. (Appl. Phys. Lett., vol. 51, p. 913, 1987), development _of_ materials for the _organic_ EL _device_ and... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an information indicating system in which plural-character words can be represented by a humanly-sensible code of sequential indicia, such as a series of tones.
2. Prior Art
Sequential sensible readouts have been used in various fields. For example in horology, coded ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to an information indicating system in which plural - character words can be represented along a humanly - sensible number of sequential indicia, such as a series of tones. 2. prior art sequential sensible readouts have been used in various fields. for example in horolog... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relxtRs to an information indicating system in which plural - character words can be represented by a humanly - sensible spde of sequential indicia, s*Xh as a series of tones. 2. Prior Art Sequential sensible readouts have been used in various fields. For example in horology, co... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an information indicating system which plural-character words can be represented by humanly-sensible code of sequential indicia, such as of tones. 2. Prior Art Sequential sensible readouts have been used in various fields. For example in horology, sequential audible i... | 1. FieLD of the INVeNtioN
tHIS INVeNTion relatES TO aN iNForMatIoN iNdICaTING SySTeM iN WHICh PLuRAl-CHAraCTeR WOrdS cAN be RePREseNTED by a huMaNlY-seNSIbLE CoDE Of seQueNTiAL InDICia, Such AS A sErieS Of TOnes.
2. pRIOr aRt
SEQueNTiAl SeNsIbLE READouTS HAvE BeEn useD in vARIoUs fIElDs. FoR ExaMplE In HOrOLOGY, cOdeD ... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates to aninformation indicating system in which plural-character words can be represented by a humanly-sensible code of sequential indicia, such as a series of tones. 2. PriorArt Sequential sensible readouts have been used in various ... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ This _invention_ _relates_ to an information indicating system in which _plural-character_ words can be represented _by_ a humanly-sensible code of sequential indicia, such _as_ a series of _tones._ 2. Prior Art Sequential sensible readouts have _been_ _used_ in various fields. For example... |
Traditionally, gloves such as work gloves are manufactured in a seven step method which comprises:
1. Spreading the cloth; PA1 2. Cutting the glove pattern or pieces; PA1 3. Sewing the pieces together; PA1 4. Closing the glove body; PA1 5. Attaching the cuff to the glove body; PA1 6. Turning the glove inside-out; PA1 7... | generally, gloves such as work gloves are manufactured in a seven step method which comprises : 1. spreading the cloth ; pa1 2. cutting the glove pattern or pieces ; pa1 3. sewing the pieces together ; pa1 4. closing the glove body ; pa1 5. attaching the cuff to the glove body ; pa1 6. turning the glove inside - out ; ... | Traditionally, gloves such as work gloves are manufactured in a seven step method which comprises: 1. Spreading the cloth; PA1 2. Cutting the glove pattern or pieces; PA1 3. Sewing the pieces together; PA1 4. Closing the glove body; PA1 5. Attaching the cuff to the glove body; PA1 6. Turning the glove inside - out; PA1... | Traditionally, gloves such as work gloves are manufactured in seven method comprises: 1. Spreading the cloth; PA1 2. Cutting the glove pattern or pieces; PA1 3. Sewing the pieces together; PA1 4. Closing the glove body; PA1 5. Attaching the to the glove body; PA1 6. Turning the glove inside-out; PA1 7. Inspecting the f... | TRAdITIoNAlly, GLOvES sUcH as WORk GlOves are ManufacTUrED IN a SEveN sTEP METhOd wHICH cOMPRiSES:
1. SpReAdINg THE cLoth; pa1 2. CuTTINg thE glOvE PattERn oR piECeS; pa1 3. seWINg tHe pIecEs tOgeTHer; Pa1 4. CLOsInG THE GLoVe bOdY; pa1 5. AtTAchIng the CUfF to The GLoVe BODy; pa1 6. turniNg THE Glove inSiDe-OUt; Pa1 7... | Traditionally, gloves such as work gloves are manufactured in a seven step method which comprises: 1. Spreading the cloth; PA1 2. Cuttingthe glove pattern or pieces;PA1 3. Sewing the pieces together;PA1 4. Closing the glove body; PA1 5. Attachingthecuff to the glove body; PA1 6. Turning... | Traditionally, gloves such as work _gloves_ are manufactured in a seven step _method_ which _comprises:_ 1. Spreading the cloth; PA1 2. _Cutting_ the glove _pattern_ _or_ pieces; _PA1_ 3. Sewing the pieces together; PA1 4. Closing the glove _body;_ PA1 5. Attaching the cuff to the glove _body;_ PA1 _6._ _Turning_ the g... |
This invention relates generally to steam distillation of ammonia and ammonium ion compounds from aqueous solutions of such compounds and relates more particularly to the removal of ammonia from weak ammonia liquor produced during a coking operation.
The vapors given off during thermal decomposition of coal to produce ... | this invention relates generally to steam distillation of ammonia and ammonium ion compounds from aqueous solutions of such compounds and relates more particularly to the removal of ammonia from weak ammonia liquor produced during a coking operation. the vapors given off during thermal decomposition of coal to produce ... | This invention relates generally to steam distillation of ammonia and ammonium ion compounds from aqueous solutions of such compounds and relates more particularly to the removal of ammonia from weak ammonia liquor produced during a coking operation. The vapors given off during thermal decomposition of coal to produce ... | This invention relates generally to steam of and ammonium ion compounds from aqueous solutions of such compounds and relates more particularly to the removal of ammonia from weak ammonia liquor produced during a coking operation. The vapors given during thermal decomposition of coal to produce coke for use the steel in... | ThIs INvEntion ReLATeS GeNeRaLlY to stEam DiStILLatIon OF amMONia aNd aMMONiUm IoN comPoUNdS fROM AqUEouS SOluTIOns oF SuCh cOMpouNDS AND RELates MOre PARTICULArLY TO THe rEMovAL Of AMmoniA frOm wEak AmMoNIa liQuor producEd DuRInG a CoKiNg OPEraTIOn.
the VApoRs giVen oFf dURIng tHerMAL decoMPOsiTIOn Of COal to pRoDUCE ... | This invention relates generally to steamdistillation of ammonia and ammonium ion compoundsfrom aqueoussolutions of suchcompoundsand relatesmoreparticularly to the removal of ammonia fromweak ammonia liquor produced duringa coking operation. The vapors given off during thermal decomposition of coal to... | This invention relates _generally_ to steam _distillation_ of _ammonia_ and ammonium ion compounds from aqueous solutions of _such_ _compounds_ _and_ relates more particularly _to_ the _removal_ of _ammonia_ from _weak_ ammonia liquor produced _during_ a coking operation. The vapors _given_ off during thermal decomposi... |
Carpet fibers can be severely and permanently stained or soiled when certain household substances such as coffee, chocolate, mud and fruit drinks are inadvertently spilled on them. These items contain artificial and natural colorants. Many of these colorants are acid dyes which cause the most severe stains, as these ac... | carpet fibers can be severely and permanently stained or soiled when numerous household substances such as coffee, chocolate, mud and fruit drinks are inadvertently spilled on them. these items contain artificial and natural colorants. many of these colorants are acid dyes which cause the most severe stains, as these a... | Carpet fibers can be severely and permanently stained or soiled when certain household substances such as coffee, chocolate, mud and fruit drinks are inadvertently spilled on them. These items contain artificial and natural colorants. Many of these colorants are acid dyes wh*vh cause the most severe stains, as these ac... | Carpet fibers can be severely and permanently stained or soiled certain household such as coffee, chocolate, mud and fruit drinks are inadvertently on them. items contain artificial and natural colorants. Many of these colorants are acid dyes which the most severe these acid dyes often themselves to available dye sites... | caRPET FiBeRS CaN Be SeVErELy aNd peRmaNEntlY StaINeD or SoIleD wHen CertaiN HouSEhOlD SubStAnces SUCH aS COFfeE, cHoColATE, mud aND FruIT DRINKS ArE INaDveRtENTLY spillED ON THeM. tHeSe iTeMs coNtaIN ARTifICial ANd NATURAl cOLORANTS. MaNy of tHeSe CoLoRantS aRE AcId DYeS whiCH cAuSE the mOst sEvERE StAInS, as ThEsE ac... | Carpetfibers can be severely and permanently stained or soiled when certain household substancessuch ascoffee, chocolate,mud andfruit drinks are inadvertently spilledon them. These items contain artificial and natural colorants. Many ofthesecolorants areaciddyes whichcause themost severe stains,as the... | Carpet fibers can _be_ severely and _permanently_ stained or soiled _when_ certain household substances such as coffee, chocolate, mud and fruit drinks are inadvertently spilled on them. These _items_ _contain_ artificial and natural colorants. _Many_ of these colorants are _acid_ dyes _which_ cause _the_ most severe s... |
The subject matter of the invention is a sewing machine and also a piercer for a sewing machine.
Hemstitching machines and two-needle sewing machines have been known for over one hundred years and still operate using the same principle today. According to this principle, two needles, which are each associated with one ... | the subject matter of the invention is a sewing machine and also a piercer for a sewing machine. hemstitching machines and two - needle sewing machines have been known for over one hundred years and still operate using the same principle today. according to this principle, two needles, which are each associated with on... | The subject matter of the inveJfion is a sewing machine and also a piercer for a sewing machine. Hemstitching machines and two - needle seqiGg machines have been known for over one hundred years and still operate using the same principle today. According to this principle, two needles, which are each associated Sitb on... | The subject of the invention a sewing machine and also a piercer for a machine. Hemstitching machines and two-needle sewing have known for over one hundred years still operate using the same principle today. According to this principle, needles, which are each associated with one hook, create two zigzag stitching secti... | ThE SUBJeCT maTtER of THe invEntion IS A SEWInG maCHiNe AnD ALSO a pIeRceR FoR A seWing MACHINe.
HEmStitCHing MachINes ANd twO-neEdLE sEwiNG maCHInEs hAVe BeEn KnowN fOr oVER oNE HuNdRED yearS AND STiLl OPEratE usInG ThE Same pRINCipLe tOdAy. accoRDinG tO THiS prinCIPlE, TwO nEedlEs, WHicH aRE EACh aSSociaTED WitH oNe ... | The subject matter of the invention is a sewing machine and also a piercer for a sewing machine. Hemstitching machines and two-needle sewing machines have been knownfor over one hundred years and still operate using the same principle today. According to this principle, two needles, which a... | The subject matter of the invention is a sewing machine and also a piercer for _a_ sewing machine. Hemstitching _machines_ and two-needle sewing machines _have_ been known for over one hundred years and still operate _using_ the _same_ principle today. According _to_ this principle, two _needles,_ which _are_ each asso... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to flexible polyurethane foams having a high flame resistance and smoke resistance and to heat compression-moldings thereof.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Polyurethane foams have a broad use from seat and cushion materials for furniture, vehicles and ships to cl... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to flexible polyurethane foams having a high flame resistance and smoke resistance and dynamic heat compression - moldings thereof. 2. many of the prior art polyurethane foams have a broad use from seat and cushion materials for furniture, vehicles and ships to cl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to flexible polyurethane foams having a high rlamD resistance and smoke resistance and to heat compression - mo<dinRs thereof. 2. Description of the Prior Art Polyurethane foams have a broad use f5Lm seat and cushion materials for furniture, vehicles and ships to ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to flexible polyurethane foams a high flame resistance and smoke resistance and to heat compression-moldings thereof. 2. Description of Prior Art Polyurethane foams broad use from seat and materials for furniture, vehicles and ships to architecture materials. Furt... | 1. FiEld OF ThE invENtIoN
THE PResEnT InVENTiON reLaTEs TO flExibLE PolyuRetHANE FOAmS HAViNG A high fLAME resisTANcE AnD smoke rEsiStANce aND To HeAt cOMPREsSION-mOLdiNgs tHEReOF.
2. DESCrIPTIoN Of THE priOr ARt
POLYUretHANe Foams HAVe A bROad usE from Seat AND cusHIoN MaTERIalS fOR furnITURE, vehicLES aND SHIPS TO cL... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toflexible polyurethane foams having ahigh flame resistance and smoke resistance and to heat compression-moldings thereof.2. Description of the Prior Art Polyurethane foams have a broad use fromseat and cushion materials for furniture, vehic... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to flexible polyurethane _foams_ having a high flame resistance _and_ smoke resistance and to _heat_ compression-moldings thereof. 2. Description of the Prior Art _Polyurethane_ foams _have_ a _broad_ use from seat and cushion materials for furniture, vehicles a... |
Computer generated images are typically made up of many different components or graphical elements which are rendered and composited together to create a final image. The compositing may be performed by special-purpose hardware, or by software running on a general or special-purpose computer system, such as a microproc... | computer generated images are typically made up of many distinct components or graphical elements which are sampled and composited simultaneously to create a final image. the compositing may be performed by special - purpose hardware, or by software running on a general or special - purpose computer system, such as a m... | Computer generated images are typically made up of many different components or graphical elements @hicm are rendered and composited together to create a final image. The compos&6ing may be performed by special - purpose hardware, or by software running on a general or special - purpose computer syctfm, such as a micro... | Computer generated images are typically made up of many different components or graphical which are rendered and composited together to create a final image. compositing may be performed by special-purpose hardware, or by software running on general or special-purpose computer system, such as a microprocessor inside a ... | cOMpuTER GenerAteD iMAgEs ARE tYPIcAlLY MadE Up oF mANy DIffErent CoMponenTs Or grapHIcAL eLemeNTs whIch Are reNdEREd ANd CoMpOSiTed tOgEtHER to creATe A FInAL imagE. ThE CoMPOsITiNG may be PERFoRMeD by SpeciaL-pUrPoSe HaRdwARE, or By sOfTwArE RUNNiNG On a gENeral or SPecIAL-PURPOsE COmPuTER sYsteM, SUcH As a MICroproc... | Computer generated imagesare typically made upof many different components orgraphical elements which are rendered and composited together to createa final image.The compositing may be performed byspecial-purpose hardware, or by software running ona general or special-purpose computer system,such as ami... | Computer generated images are typically _made_ up of many different components or graphical elements which are rendered and composited _together_ _to_ create a _final_ image. The compositing _may_ be performed by special-purpose hardware, or _by_ _software_ _running_ _on_ a _general_ or special-purpose computer system,... |
In spite of the admonitions of adults, children outdoors rely on the attentiveness of motorists for their safety. A leading cause of accidents involving vehicles is the inability of a motorist to detect the presence of a child-pedestrian. The inability of a motorist to observe a child-pedestrian is further compounded d... | in spite of the admonitions of adults, children outdoors rely on the attentiveness of motorists for their safety. a major cause of accidents involving vehicles is the inability of a motorist to detect the presence of a child - pedestrian. the inability around a motorist to observe a child - pedestrian is further compou... | In qLite of the admonitions of adults, children outdoors rely on the attentiveness of motIristq for their safety. A leading cause of accidents involving vehicles is the inability of a motorist to detect the presence of a child - pedestrian. The inability of a motorist to observe a child - pedestrian is further compound... | In spite of the of adults, outdoors rely on the attentiveness of motorists for their safety. leading cause of accidents involving vehicles is the inability a motorist to detect the presence of child-pedestrian. inability of a motorist to observe a child-pedestrian is further compounded during darkness the early twiligh... | in SpiTe of THe aDMoNitIONS Of aDuLtS, cHILDReN ouTdoOrs rELy on tHe ATTEntIVeneSs of MOtORistS FOR tHeir SAFeTY. a leadING CaUse OF AcciDenTS InvOlvinG VeHiCles Is tHE InaBIlITy OF A MoToRIsT tO dETect The PREsEncE of a CHiLd-peDeStRian. THe iNABilItY Of a MoToriSt To OBSeRvE A chIld-PEDESTriAN is FUrThER CoMPOunDed d... | In spiteof the admonitions ofadults, children outdoors rely on the attentiveness of motorists fortheir safety. A leading cause ofaccidents involving vehicles is the inability ofamotorist to detect the presence of a child-pedestrian. The inabilityofa motoristtoobserve a child-pedestrian is furtherco... | _In_ spite of _the_ admonitions of _adults,_ children outdoors rely _on_ the attentiveness of motorists _for_ their _safety._ A leading _cause_ of _accidents_ involving vehicles is the inability of a _motorist_ _to_ detect _the_ _presence_ of a child-pedestrian. The inability of a motorist to observe a child-pedestrian... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a system for processing video data, a video server, a gateway server, and a method for managing and processing video data.
2. Description of the Related Art
In the conventional video data processing system, a video content of video contents are supplied from a ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a system for processing video data, a video printer, a gateway server, and a method for managing and processing video data. 2. description of the related art in the conventional video data processing system, a video content of video contents are supplied from a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system for processing video data, a video server, a gateway server, and a method for managing and processing video data. 2. Description of the Related Art In the conventional video data processing system, a video content of video contents are supplied from a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a system for processing a video server, a gateway server, and a method for managing and processing video 2. Description of the Related Art In the conventional data processing system, a video content of video contents are supplied from a video tape recorder a moving pictu... | 1. FIeLD oF THe InVenTiON
thE pRESeNt INVeNtioN RELATES To a systEM foR PRocEsSinG VIDEO daTa, A ViDeO SerVer, a gATewAY SerVER, and A mEtHod for maNAGinG and PrOCESsInG VIDeO DAta.
2. DEscrIptiOn oF tHe relAtEd arT
In the convENtIOnal VIDEo daTa prOceSSiNG SySTem, A viDEo coNtENT of ViDEO ConTeNTS aRe suPpLIEd from a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system forprocessing videodata, a video server, agateway server, anda method for managing and processing video data. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art In the conventionalvideo dataprocessing system, a video content of video contents are s... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a system for processing video data, a video server, a gateway server, and _a_ method for managing and _processing_ video _data._ _2._ _Description_ of the Related Art In the conventional video data processing system, a video content of video _contents_ are ... |
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