text stringlengths 61 16.9k | synonym_substitution stringlengths 64 11.7k | butter_fingers stringlengths 61 11.6k | random_deletion stringlengths 54 10.5k | change_char_case stringlengths 61 16.9k | whitespace_perturbation stringlengths 65 12.2k | underscore_trick stringlengths 61 12.3k |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Server computers are utilized extensively today to provide for, among other uses, centralized or distributed storage repositories for applications software and the other software. Often, a server computer is utilized in a network environment to provide these applications and other software to other computers that may b... | server computers are utilized extensively often to provide for, among other uses, centralized or distributed storage repositories for applications software and the other software. often, a server computer is utilized in a network environment to provide these applications and other software to other computers that may b... | Server computers are utilized extensively today to provide for, among other uses, centralized or distributed storage repositories for applications software and the other software. *fteH, a server computer is uRilJzed in a network environment to provide these applications and other software to other computers that may b... | Server computers are utilized extensively to provide among other centralized or distributed storage repositories for applications software and the other software. Often, server computer is utilized in a environment to provide these applications and other software to computers that may be interconnected through the This... | seRVer COmPUTErS are uTiLiZED EXtenSIvELY ToDay tO pROViDE fOR, AmOng oThEr USeS, cEnTrAlizED oR dISTRiButEd StORAgE repOsitOrieS FOr aPplIcAtioNS software anD THe othER SoFTwArE. OFten, A seRver cOmpUTER Is uTiLIzed IN a netWork envirOnmenT TO PRovIdE thesE AppLICAtIonS aNd OtHer sofTwaRe To OthER COmpUteRs THaT maY B... | Server computers are utilized extensively today to provide for, among other uses, centralized or distributed storagerepositoriesfor applications software and the other software.Often, aserver computer is utilized in anetwork environment toprovide these applications and othersoftware to other com... | _Server_ computers are utilized extensively today to provide _for,_ among other uses, centralized _or_ distributed storage _repositories_ for _applications_ software and the other _software._ Often, a _server_ computer is utilized in a network environment to provide these _applications_ and other software to _other_ co... |
Active phased array antenna systems are used in a wide variety of applications. As one example, a satellite may include an antenna system of this type in order to facilitate communication between the satellite and one or more ground stations on earth. In a phased array antenna system, especially for a satellite, it is ... | active phased array antenna systems are used in a wide variety of applications. as one example, a satellite may include an antenna circuit of this type in order to facilitate communication between the satellite and one or more ground agents on earth. in a phased array antenna system, especially for a satellite, it is d... | Active phased array antenna systems are used in a wide va$ietj of applications. As one example, a satellite may include an antenna system of this type in order to facilitate communication between the satellite and one or more ground stations on earth. In a phased array antenna system, especially for a satellite, it is ... | Active phased array antenna systems are used a wide variety of applications. As one example, a may antenna system of this type in order facilitate between the satellite one or more ground stations on earth. In a phased array antenna system, especially for satellite, it is desirable that the antenna system be relatively... | ACtivE phasED aRraY AntennA sYStemS ArE uSed iN a widE variETy OF APplicatIoNS. As ONe eXAMple, A SAtElLiTe MAY iNcLude an anTENnA sYStEM Of THis TYpE IN oRDer To FAciLITATE COmmUNICATION bETwEeN the SAteLLIte AND ONE OR MORe GroUnd stATIONS oN EarTH. iN a PhaSED aRrAy ANtEnNa sySTem, esPeCIalLY FoR a SatELlItE, it is ... | Activephased arrayantenna systems are used ina wide variety ofapplications.Asoneexample,a satellite may include anantenna systemof this type in order to facilitate communication between thesatellite and one or more ground stations on earth. In a phasedarray antenna system, especiallyfor a satellite, i... | Active phased array antenna systems are used in a wide variety of _applications._ As _one_ example, a satellite may include an antenna system of _this_ type in _order_ _to_ _facilitate_ communication _between_ the _satellite_ and one or more ground stations on earth. In a _phased_ array antenna system, especially for _... |
The method, apparatus, and system according to the present invention are configured to compute interpolated image data of a video image data by means of line-based motion estimation and compensation and to detect and handle errors in interpolated image data obtained as result of performing the line-based motion compens... | the method, apparatus, and system according to the present invention are configured to compute interpolated image data of a video image data by means of line - based motion estimation and compensation and to detect and handle errors in interpolated image data obtained as result of performing the line - based motion com... | The method, apparatus, and system according to the present invention are configured to compute interpolated image data of a video image data by means of line - based motion estimation and compensation and to detect and handle errors in interpolated image data obtained as result of performing the line - based motion com... | The method, apparatus, and system according the present invention are configured to compute interpolated image data a video image data by means of line-based motion estimation and compensation and to detect errors in image obtained as result of performing the line-based motion compensation. The present invention allows... | THE metHoD, APparAtUs, aND SySteM ACcoRDing tO ThE pRESeNt INvEntIOn Are cOnfiGURed To compUTe InterpolAtEd iMage DATa of a VIdeO Image datA bY MEans of linE-BaSeD motIOn eSTiMaTiON anD CoMPEnSatiON aND To DEtECt aND HANDlE ERrorS IN InTERpoLATED IMagE DatA ObtAined AS resUlt of PERFOrMINg THe LInE-BaSed MotIOn COMPENs... | The method, apparatus, and system according to the present invention are configured to compute interpolated image data of a video image data by means ofline-based motion estimation and compensation and to detect and handle errors in interpolated image data obtained as result of performing the lin... | The method, apparatus, and system according to the _present_ invention are configured to compute interpolated image _data_ _of_ a video image data by _means_ of line-based motion estimation and compensation and to detect _and_ _handle_ errors in _interpolated_ image data _obtained_ _as_ result of performing the line-ba... |
The present invention pertains to an adapter for an electrochemical gas sensor with a housing accommodating an electrolyte, at least one measuring electrode arranged therein, and a membrane that screens the measuring electrode from a measured gas and is permeable to the measured gas.
In an electrochemical gas sensor, t... | the present invention pertains to an alternative for an electrochemical fluid sensor with a housing accommodating an electrolyte, at least one measuring electrode arranged therein, and a membrane that screens the measuring electrode from a measured gas and is permeable to the measured gas. in an electrochemical gas sen... | The present invention pertains to an adapter for an electrochemical gas sensor with a housing accommodating an electrolyte, at least one measuring electrode arranged therein, and a membrane that screens the measuring electrode from a measured gas and is permeable to the measured gas. In an electrochemical gas sensor, t... | present invention pertains to an adapter for an electrochemical gas sensor with a housing accommodating an electrolyte, at least measuring electrode arranged therein, and membrane screens the measuring electrode from measured and permeable to the measured gas. an electrochemical gas sensor, the measured diffuses throug... | thE pReSent INVeNtiON PErTaiNs To An adAPtEr fOR An EleCtRochEMicaL GAS SenSor wITH A hoUsIng AccomModatinG an elEcTRolYte, at lEaST oNE MEAsuRInG ELectroDE ARrANged tHerein, ANd A MeMbranE ThaT ScrEeNs THe MEAsUriNg ELectRoDE frOM a MEAsURed gas aNd is pErMeaBLe TO THe MeasUREd gas.
in AN eLectrochemiCAl gaS SEnsor, T... | The present invention pertains to an adapter for an electrochemicalgassensor with a housing accommodating an electrolyte, atleast one measuring electrode arranged therein,and a membrane that screens the measuring electrodefrom a measured gas and is permeable to themeasuredgas. Inan electrochemical gas sensor, ... | The present invention pertains to _an_ adapter _for_ an _electrochemical_ gas sensor with _a_ _housing_ _accommodating_ _an_ electrolyte, at least one _measuring_ electrode _arranged_ therein, _and_ a membrane that _screens_ the measuring _electrode_ from _a_ measured gas and is _permeable_ to the measured gas. In an e... |
Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2006-202931) discloses a semiconductor device that includes a semiconductor substrate having a groove formed therein, an insulating layer formed on an inner surface of the groove, and a first conductor layer and a second conductor layer disposed above and b... | patent document 1 ( mit patent journal publication no. 7 - 202931 ) defines a fabrication device that includes a semiconductor substrate having a groove formed therein, an insulating layer arranged on an inner surface of the groove, comprising a first conductor layer and additional second conductor layer disposed above... | Patent Document 1 (JapQn4se Patent Application Publication No. 2006 - 202931) discpoZes a semiconductor device that includes a semiconductor substrate having a groPv$ formed Fhedein, an unsu?ating layer formrR on an inner surface of the groove, and a fifzt conductor layer and a second conductor la5ed disposed above and... | Patent Document 1 Patent Application Publication No. 2006-202931) discloses a semiconductor device that includes a semiconductor substrate having a formed therein, insulating layer formed on an inner surface of the groove, and a first conductor layer and a second conductor layer disposed above and below the layer insid... | PaTEnT DOcuMENt 1 (JAPAnesE PaTeNt apPlicAtioN PublICaTiOn No. 2006-202931) dISCLOSEs A sEMIConduCtOr devicE tHAT inCluDEs A semicondUCTOR SUBsTrate hAVinG a groovE FoRMeD ThereIN, An InSULATInG LaYer fOrMEd On an iNnER SUrfAcE oF tHE grOovE, aND a firSt CONduCtor lAyeR aND A SECoND CondUCToR LAYeR dISPoSED ABOVE aND B... | Patent Document 1(Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2006-202931) disclosesa semiconductor device that includes a semiconductor substrate having a groove formed therein, an insulating layer formed on aninner surface of the groove, and a first conductor layer and a second conductor layer dis... | Patent Document 1 (Japanese Patent Application Publication _No._ 2006-202931) discloses a _semiconductor_ device that includes a semiconductor substrate having a _groove_ formed therein, an _insulating_ layer formed on an _inner_ surface of the groove, and a first conductor layer and a second conductor layer _disposed_... |
The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to suspension systems, such as suspension systems used to support an inner vessel inside an outer vessel of a cryostat.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems typically include cryostats to cool coils and/or magnets of the MRI systems. The cryostats include an inn... | the subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to suspension systems, such as suspension systems used to support an inner vessel inside an outer vessel of a cryostat. magnetic resonance imaging ( mri ) systems typically include cryostats to cool coils and / or magnets of the mri systems. the cryostats include an... | The subject matter disclosed herein relates Venerwlly to suspension systems, such as suspension systems used to support an inner vessel inside an outer vessel of a cryostat. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems typically include cryostats to cool coils and / or magnets of the MRI systems. The cryostats include an i... | The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to systems, such as suspension used support an inner vessel inside outer vessel of a Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems typically include cryostats to cool and/or magnets of the MRI systems. The cryostats include an inner vessel helium suspended within an oute... | THE SuBJect MattER DisClosED hErEIn RElAtEs gEnEralLY TO SUSPensIOn sysTeMS, suCH As sUsPEnsIOn SySteMS uSEd To suppORT An InNER vEsSEl InsIde AN OUTeR veSSeL of a CrYoStAT.
MagneTIC resoNAnCe IMaGinG (MrI) sYstEmS tYPIcaLly InCludE crYosTaTs To coOL cOilS ANd/Or MAGneTS OF tHe mRI sYsTemS. THe CRyOstaTs iNcludE an iNn... | The subject matter disclosed herein relates generally to suspensionsystems, such as suspension systemsused to support an inner vessel inside an outer vessel of acryostat. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) systems typicallyinclude cryostats to cool coils and/or magnets oftheMRI systems. The cryosta... | The subject matter disclosed herein _relates_ generally _to_ _suspension_ systems, such as suspension systems used to support an inner vessel inside _an_ outer vessel of a cryostat. Magnetic Resonance Imaging _(MRI)_ systems _typically_ include cryostats to cool coils and/or magnets _of_ _the_ MRI systems. The _cryosta... |
A DRAM cell typically comprises a MOS transistor and a capacitor. An example of such a DRAM cell is shown in FIG. 1. The DRAM cell 10 of FIG. 1 comprises the MOSFET 12 and the capacitor 14. A word line is connected to the gate of the MOSFET 14. A bit line is connected to the source of the MOSFET 12. The capacitor 14 is... | a dram cell typically comprises a mos transistor and a capacitor. an example of such a dram cell is shown in fig. 1. the dram cell 10 of fig. 1 comprises the mosfet 12 and its capacitor 14. a word line is connected to the gate of the mosfet 14. a bit line is connected to the source of the mosfet 12. the capacitor 14 is... | A DRAM cell typically comprises a MOS transistor and a capacitor. An example of such a DRAM cell is shown in FIG. 1. The DRAM cell 10 of FIG. 1 comprises the MOSFET 12 and the capacitor 14. A word line is connected to the gate of the MOSFET 14. A bit line is connected to the source of the MOSFET 12. The capacitor 14 is... | A DRAM cell typically comprises a MOS transistor and a capacitor. An example of such a DRAM cell shown in FIG. 1. The DRAM cell of FIG. 1 comprises the MOSFET 12 and the capacitor 14. A word line is connected to the gate the MOSFET 14. bit is to the source of the MOSFET 12. The capacitor 14 connected to the drain of th... | A DRAm celL TYPIcAlly comPriSes A MOs tranSIstoR And A cAPAciTOr. An ExamPLE Of suCH A dRAM cell iS ShoWn iN FIg. 1. the DraM CEll 10 Of fIg. 1 comPriSES ThE mOsfEt 12 anD the CAPACitOr 14. a wORd LINE iS conNecteD tO tHe GaTe oF ThE mOsfet 14. A BiT LIne iS coNneCTEd TO THE sOUrcE Of ThE mOsFeT 12. tHe cApaciTOR 14 is... | A DRAM cell typically comprisesaMOS transistor anda capacitor. An exampleof such a DRAM cell is shown in FIG. 1. The DRAMcell 10 of FIG. 1 comprises the MOSFET 12 and the capacitor14. A word line isconnected to the gateof the MOSFET 14. A bitline isconnected to the source of the MOSFET 12. The ... | A _DRAM_ cell typically comprises _a_ MOS transistor and a capacitor. An example of such a _DRAM_ cell is shown _in_ FIG. 1. The DRAM _cell_ 10 of FIG. 1 comprises the _MOSFET_ _12_ _and_ the capacitor _14._ A _word_ line is connected _to_ the gate of _the_ MOSFET 14. A bit line is connected to the _source_ _of_ the MO... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention concerns a process and a bandage for treatment of wounds.
2. Description of the Related Art
For treatment of wound infections and wounds which contain dead tissue, for example, for treatment of the diabetic gangrene, fly larvae are employed, in particular larvae of the fly genus ... | 1. field of the invention the invention includes a process and a bandage for treatment of wounds. 2. methods of the related art for treatment of wound infections and wounds which contain dead tissue, for example, for treatment of the diabetic gangrene, fly larvae are employed, in particular larvae of the bamboo genus l... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention concerns a process and a bandage for treatment of wounds. 2. Description of the Related Art For treatment of wound infections and wounds which contain dead tissue, for example, for treatment of the diabetic gangrene, fly larvae are employed, in particular larvae of the fly genus ... | Field of the The invention concerns a process and a bandage for wounds. 2. Description of Related Art For of wound infections and wounds which contain tissue, for example, for treatment of the diabetic gangrene, fly larvae are employed, in larvae of the fly Lucilia flies) and in particular Lucilia The fly larvae are em... | 1. fIeld of THe InveNtIOn
the INventION coNcErnS A ProcEsS AnD A BANdaGe for tReAtMeNT Of WOUnDs.
2. DEscRiptIon oF the relaTed ART
FOr trEAtmENt Of WoUnd iNFEctIoNS anD WOundS WHiCh CONtaIN Dead tIssue, foR EXamPlE, FoR TreAtmeNT Of the DiaBetIC GaNgRene, FLY LArVAe ArE emPLoYeD, In paRTIcuLar LARVAE Of ThE FLY geNUS ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The invention concerns aprocess and a bandage for treatment of wounds. 2. Descriptionofthe Related Art For treatment of wound infections andwounds which contain dead tissue, for example, for treatment of the diabetic gangrene, flylarvae are employed,in particular larva... | 1. Field _of_ the _Invention_ The invention concerns a process _and_ a bandage for treatment of wounds. 2. Description of the Related Art For treatment of wound infections and wounds which contain dead tissue, for example, for treatment _of_ the diabetic gangrene, fly _larvae_ are _employed,_ in particular larvae _of_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a protective plate provided at a front face of a plasma display (hereinbelow, referred to as PDP) to protect the main body of PDP and subjected to a treatment for reducing electromagnetic noises and near infrared rays generated from PDP.
2. Description of the B... | 1. field of the interior your present invention relates to a protective plate provided at a front face by a plasma display ( hereinbelow, referred to as pdp ) to protect the main body of pdp and subjected to a treatment for reducing electromagnetic noises and near infrared rays generated from pdp. 2. description of the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a protective plate provided at a front face of a plasma display (hereinbelow, referred to as PDP) to protect the main body of PDP and subj4dted to a treatment for reducing electromagnetic Goiseq and near infrared rays generated from PDP. 2. Description of the B... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a plate provided at a front face of plasma display (hereinbelow, referred as PDP) to protect the main body of and subjected to a treatment for reducing electromagnetic noises and near infrared rays generated from PDP. 2. Description of the Background Since a co... | 1. fiELD Of ThE iNvENtioN
tHe PREseNT INVenTION ReLAtEs to A pROTectIvE PLaTE prOvIDEd aT a fRont fAcE OF a PLASma DISPLay (HeReinBElOw, REFErReD to AS pDp) tO pRotECT thE MaiN bodY oF pdp AnD SUbjECTEd tO A tREAtmENt fOr rEDuciNg eLeCTrOmAgNETIc noiSes aND nEAR InfRAred Rays gENERATed FRoM pDp.
2. DeSCRIptIoN of thE b... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a protective plate provided at a front face of a plasma display (hereinbelow,referred to as PDP) toprotect themain body of PDP and subjected to a treatment for reducing electromagneticnoises and near infrared raysgenerated fromPDP. 2. Descriptio... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a protective plate provided _at_ a front face of a plasma display (hereinbelow, referred _to_ as _PDP)_ _to_ protect the main body _of_ PDP and _subjected_ to a _treatment_ for _reducing_ electromagnetic noises and _near_ infrared rays _generated_ from PDP.... |
DE 10 2011 083 657 A1 describes a filter element for a fresh air system in a vehicle. At a carrier body, the filter element has two separately configured filter media bodies implemented as pleated filters, which are disposed diagonally opposite each other at the carrier body and delimit an intermediate clean chamber in... | de 10 2011 083 657 a1 describes a filter element for a fresh air system in a vehicle. at a carrier body, the filter element has two separately configured filter media bodies implemented as pleated filters, which are disposed diagonally opposite each other at the carrier body and delimit an intermediate clean chamber be... | DE 10 2011 083 657 A1 dDscrKbes a filter element for a fresh air system in a vehicle. At a carrier body, the vi,ter element has two separately configured filter media bodies implemented as pleated filters, which are disposed diagonally opposite each Itber at the carrier body and delimit an intermediate clean chamber in... | DE 10 2011 083 657 A1 describes a filter for a fresh air system in a vehicle. At a carrier body, filter has two separately configured filter media bodies implemented as pleated filters, which are disposed diagonally opposite each at the carrier body delimit an intermediate clean in the carrier body. The filter media bo... | De 10 2011 083 657 a1 DeScRiBEs a FilTeR Element for a Fresh aIr SyStEM in A veHiCle. aT a carrIER boDy, THe fiLTeR eLEMeNt haS Two SeparATelY cONFIGureD FiltER MEDIa bOdIeS iMpLEmENteD As pLEAtED filTeRS, WHIcH aRe dIsPOSeD DIagOnaLLy OppOsitE eAcH oTHER At THE CarRIeR bOdy and dELImIT AN INTErmediate clEAN chAMBer IN... | DE 10 2011 083 657 A1 describes a filter element fora freshair system in a vehicle. At a carrier body, the filter element has two separately configured filter media bodies implemented as pleated filters, whichare disposed diagonallyoppositeeach other at the carrier body and delimit an intermediate... | DE 10 2011 083 657 _A1_ describes a filter element _for_ a fresh air system in a vehicle. _At_ _a_ carrier body, the filter element has two separately configured filter media bodies _implemented_ as pleated filters, which are _disposed_ diagonally opposite each other at the carrier _body_ _and_ delimit _an_ intermediat... |
The invention concerns a method for towing of an aircraft by means of a tractor which is attached to the aircraft, mainly to the nosewheel of the aircraft.
When towing an aircraft by means of a tractor under the known technology, a tractor driver usually carries out the towing which takes place at low speed, i.e. not o... | the invention concerns a method for towing of an aircraft by means of a tractor which is attached to the aircraft, mainly to the nosewheel of the aircraft. when towing an aircraft by means of a tractor under the known technology, a tractor driver usually carries out the towing which takes place at low speed, i. e. hove... | The invention concerns a method for towing of an aircraft by means of a tractor which is attached to the aircraft, mainly to the nosewheel of the aircraft. When towing an aircraft by means of a tractor undRe the known technology, a tractor driver uCual/y carries out the towing which takes place at low speed, i. e. not ... | The invention concerns a method for of aircraft means a tractor which is to the aircraft, mainly to the of the aircraft. When towing aircraft means of tractor under the known technology, a tractor driver usually carries out the which takes place at low speed, i.e. not over 10 miles/hour (16 km/h), alone. Such towing of... | THe InveNTIOn CoNcerns A METHoD FoR toWING OF An AirCraft by MeANS Of a TRactOR WHICh iS aTTaCHEd To The AIrcRaFT, mAINLy To tHe nOsewHEeL of the AIRCraFT.
WheN tOWiNG An AirCrAfT by MeaNs Of a TRAcTOR unDer the kNOWn tECHnoLoGY, a TRActOR DriVer USuAlly cARRIes out tHe ToWING WhicH takES PLacE aT LOW sPeED, i.E. NOt O... | Theinvention concerns a method for towing of an aircraft by means of a tractor which is attached to the aircraft, mainly to thenosewheel of the aircraft. When towing an aircraftby means of a tractorunder the knowntechnology, a tractor driver usually carries out the towing which takes p... | The invention concerns a method for towing _of_ an aircraft by _means_ of _a_ tractor which is _attached_ _to_ the aircraft, _mainly_ to the nosewheel of the _aircraft._ When towing an aircraft by means of _a_ tractor under the _known_ technology, a tractor driver _usually_ carries out the towing which takes place at l... |
Nano-probe and nano-knives are very useful for applications such as medical diagnosis and surgery, scientific experiments and use as industrial sensors. Typically, nano-probes/knives are mounted on an electro-mechanical membrane. The electro-mechanical membrane for these devices is typically made from thin metal films ... | nano - probe vs nano - knives are very useful for applications such as medical diagnosis and surgery, scientific experiments and use within industrial sensors. typically, nano - probes / knives are mounted on an anti - mechanical membrane. the electro - mechanical membrane for these devices is typically made from thin ... | Nano - probe and nano - knives are very useful for applications such as medical diagnosis and surgery, scientific experUmeHts and use as industrial sensors. Typically, nano - probes / knives are mounted on an electro - mechanical membrane. The e<ec4ro - mechanical membrane for these devices is typically mZdR from thin ... | Nano-probe and nano-knives are very useful applications such as medical diagnosis and surgery, experiments and use as industrial Typically, nano-probes/knives are mounted on an electro-mechanical membrane. The electro-mechanical membrane for these devices is typically made from thin metal films or etched silicon layers... | Nano-pRobe aND Nano-KnIves aRe VeRy uSEfUL For APpLIcAtioNs sUCH As MEDIcAL DIaGnoSIS AND SuRgErY, sCIEntIfIc ExPErimenTS aNd USE AS industrIAl sENsORs. tyPICaLly, naNo-prOBes/KniVes ARe MOuNTeD oN an ELEctRo-mEChAnICAl MembranE. the ElectrO-mEChAnIcAL MemBraNe FOR theSE devICes is typiCAlly MaDe fRoM THIN MeTAL FILMS ... | Nano-probe and nano-knives are very useful for applicationssuch as medical diagnosis and surgery, scientific experimentsand use as industrial sensors. Typically, nano-probes/knives are mounted on an electro-mechanical membrane.The electro-mechanical membrane for these devicesistypically... | Nano-probe and nano-knives are very _useful_ for applications such as medical diagnosis and surgery, scientific experiments and _use_ as _industrial_ sensors. Typically, nano-probes/knives are mounted on _an_ electro-mechanical membrane. _The_ electro-mechanical membrane _for_ these devices _is_ typically _made_ _from_... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety, designated 90B72 which has been the result of years of careful breeding and selection. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weakn... | my present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety, designated 90b72 which has been the result of years of careful breeding and selection. there are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weakne... | The present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety, designated 90B72 which has been the result of years of careful breeding and selection. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weakn... | The invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety, designated 90B72 which has been the result of years of careful breeding selection. are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weaknesses of current g... | tHE presEnT inVENTiOn RELATes TO A New aND dISTINctiVE sOybEAN Variety, dESigNatED 90B72 wHIcH hAS Been tHE resULT oF yEArs oF CaREFul breeDinG And SeLeCTiOn. TheRe are nUmEROuS STEPS In ThE DEvelopmenT of anY nOVel, DESiRABLE PlAnT GeRmpLasM. PLAnt BreEdiNG BeGINS WIth thE aNaLYSIS and DefiNitiON of pROBLeMs and WeAKN... | The present invention relates to a new and distinctivesoybean variety, designated 90B72 which has been the result of years of careful breedingand selection. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plantgermplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of pro... | The present invention relates _to_ a _new_ and distinctive _soybean_ _variety,_ designated 90B72 which has been the result _of_ years of careful breeding and selection. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant _breeding_ begins with the analysis _and_ definition of prob... |
Applicant claims priority from German application 299 15 180.8 filed Aug. 30, 2000.
A connector module that lie in the narrow underside of a mobile telephone, commonly includes signal contacts for passing power current and low to moderate frequency signals, and a coaxial contact for passing high frequency signals to an... | applicant claims priority from german application 299 15 180. 8 filed aug. 30, 2000. a connector module that lie beneath the narrow underside of a mobile telephone, commonly supports signal contacts for passing power current and low to moderate frequency signaling, and flat coaxial contact for passing high frequency si... | Applicant claims priority from German application 299 15 180. 8 filed Aug. 30, 2000. A connector module that lie in the narrow underside of a mobile telephone, commonly includes signAk contacts for passing power cu%3ent and low to moderate frequency signals, and a coaxial contact for passing high frequency signals to a... | Applicant priority from German 15 180.8 filed Aug. 30, A connector module that in the narrow underside of a mobile signal contacts passing power current and to moderate frequency signals, and coaxial contact for passing high frequency signals to an external antenna. Present connector modules of this type take up substa... | appliCAnT CLAImS pRiOrIty from gerMan apPLicATIoN 299 15 180.8 fiLEd AuG. 30, 2000.
A coNNECTOR MoDuLe that Lie in The naRrow unDeRsiDe OF a MobIle tELepHONe, CoMmONlY INcLuDEs SIGNal COntaCTS for paSSiNG POWeR CurRenT AnD low TO mOdERaTE frequENCY siGnaLs, AnD a cOaxIAL contAcT FOr PAsSiNG higH FREquenCY SIgnAls To an... | Applicant claims priority from German application 299 15180.8 filedAug. 30, 2000. A connector module that lie inthenarrow underside of amobile telephone, commonly includes signal contacts for passing power current and low to moderate frequencysignals, and a coaxial contact forpassing high frequency signal... | _Applicant_ claims priority from German application 299 15 180.8 filed _Aug._ 30, 2000. A connector module that _lie_ in the narrow _underside_ of a mobile telephone, commonly includes _signal_ contacts for passing _power_ current and low to moderate _frequency_ _signals,_ _and_ a coaxial _contact_ for passing _high_ f... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention concerns a method for authenticating objects or substances using chemical marking or tracing. It applies more particularly but not exclusively to the fight against counterfeiting, to automatic sorting.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As a general rule, numerous objects or... | 1. field of the invention the present invention concerns a method for authenticating goods or substances using chemical marking or tracing. it applies more particularly but not exclusively to the fight against counterfeiting, to automatic sorting. 2. description of the prior rule as a general rule, numerous objects or ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention concerns a method for authenticating ovMects or substances using chemical marking or tracing. It applies more particularly but not exclusively to the fight against counterfeiting, to automatic sorting. 2. Description of the Prior Art As a general rule, numerous Pbjests or... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention concerns a method for or substances using chemical marking or tracing. applies more particularly but not exclusively to the fight against counterfeiting, to automatic 2. of the Prior As a general rule, numerous objects or substances whether in transit or on are identified by... | 1. FIEld oF tHE InVentIOn
THE PRESeNT InVeNtioN CoNcerns a METHod FoR AUtHenTICaTinG oBjectS Or SubSTANceS UsiNG CHEMiCaL marKiNg Or tRaCIng. it aPPlIes moRe PArTiCUlaRly but Not EXClUSively tO THE FIght agaiNST coUNTerfEItIng, tO AuTOMATiC sOrtING.
2. DEScRIPtION of thE prior ARt
AS A geNERAL rULE, NUMerOuS OBjEcts or... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention concerns a method forauthenticating objectsor substances using chemical marking ortracing. It applies moreparticularly butnot exclusivelyto the fight against counterfeiting, to automatic sorting. 2. Description of the Prior Art As a general rule, numerous ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention concerns a _method_ for _authenticating_ objects or substances using chemical _marking_ or tracing. It applies more particularly but not exclusively to the fight _against_ _counterfeiting,_ _to_ automatic sorting. 2. Description of _the_ Prior Art As _a_ general rule, num... |
This invention relates to fasteners.
The invention has particularly been devised for use where it is intended to secure a roofing or cladding panel to a purlin or stanchion, with a layer of insulation between the two. It is desirable that the insulation material should not be crushed or compressed excessively and hence... | this invention relates to fasteners. the invention has particularly been devised for use where it is intended to secure a roofing or cladding panel to a purlin or stanchion, with a layer of insulation between the two. it is desirable that the insulation material should not be crushed or compressed excessively and hence... | This invention relates to fasteners. The inveMtOon has particularly been devlser for use where it is intended to secure a roofing or cladding panel to a purlin or stanchion, with a layer of insulation between the two. It is desirable that the insulation material should not be crushed or compressed excessively and hence... | This invention relates to fasteners. The invention has particularly been devised for use where it is secure a roofing or cladding to a purlin or stanchion, with a layer of insulation between the two. It desirable that the insulation material should not be crushed or compressed excessively and fastener required to secur... | tHis INvENTIon RElates To fasTENErs.
The inVEntiOn hAS parTIcuLArLy been DEvISED For USE wHeRe IT IS intenDEd to SecURe A RoOfiNg oR claddiNG paNEl To a PUrLIN Or StaNcHioN, wItH A LaYeR Of iNSULAtIoN betWEen the Two. iT iS DESIrABLE tHat thE InSuLAtion MAteriaL sHOULd noT bE cRUSHEd oR cOMpREssed EXcEsSIvelY And HenCE... | This inventionrelates to fasteners. The invention has particularly been devisedfor use whereit is intended to secure aroofing or cladding panel to a purlin or stanchion, with a layer ofinsulation between the two. It is desirablethat the insulation materialshould not be crushed or compressed excess... | This invention relates to fasteners. The invention has particularly been devised _for_ use where it is intended to secure a roofing or cladding panel to a purlin _or_ stanchion, with a layer of insulation between _the_ two. It _is_ desirable _that_ _the_ insulation material _should_ not be crushed or compressed _excess... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method for analyzing thermal deformation, and in particular to a thermal deformation analyzing method for analyzing thermal deformation of a substance in response to temperature increase or decrease, and as time elapses during a temperature increase or decrea... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method for analyzing thermal deformation, and perhaps particular to a thermal deformation analyzing method for analyzing thermal deformation of a substance in response to temperature increase or decrease, and as time elapses during a temperature increase or d... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for analyzing thermal deformation, and in particular to a thermal deformation analyzing method for analyzing thermal deformation of a substance in response to temperature increase or decrease, and as time elapses during a temperature increase or decrea... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for analyzing thermal deformation, and particular to a thermal deformation analyzing for analyzing thermal deformation of a substance in response to temperature increase or decrease, and as time elapses during a temperature increase or decrease. 2. Description... | 1. FiELd Of The INVENTION
THE PresENt InVEntION RElaTes tO A meThOD foR ANalYZInG thERmAl dEFORMAtIOn, and in PArTICulAR to a TherMAl DeFORMATion anALYZiNg MEthOD FOR ANALyzIng THErmAl defOrMAtIoN of A subsTaNcE In RespONSE tO TeMpeRAtuRe iNcReASE Or dEcReASE, anD aS time elAPSES During a TemperatuRe incrEaSE Or DECRea... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a method for analyzingthermaldeformation, and in particularto a thermal deformation analyzingmethod foranalyzing thermal deformation of a substance in response to temperatureincrease or decrease, and as time elapses during a temperatureincrease ord... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a _method_ for analyzing thermal deformation, and in particular to a thermal _deformation_ analyzing method for analyzing thermal deformation _of_ a substance _in_ _response_ to _temperature_ _increase_ or decrease, and _as_ time _elapses_ during a temperat... |
The present invention relates generally to gas turbine engines, and more particularly to gas turbine engine bladed rotors having separable blade platforms that are coupled to the rotor disk/wheel by mechanical engagement with the rotor disk lugs. Although the present invention was developed for gas turbine engines, cer... | the present invention relates generally to gas turbine engines, and more particularly to gas turbine engine bladed rotors having separable blade platforms that are coupled to the rotor disk / wheel by mechanical engagement with the rotor disk lugs. although the present invention was developed for gas turbine engines, c... | The present invention relates generally to gas turbine engines, and more particularly to gas turbine engine bladed rotors having separable blade platforms thZY are coupled to the rotor disk / wheel by mechanical engagement with the rotor Vjsk lugs. Although the present invention was developed for gas tu$binS engines, c... | The present invention relates generally to gas turbine engines, and more particularly to turbine bladed rotors separable blade platforms that are coupled to the rotor disk/wheel mechanical engagement with rotor disk lugs. Although the present invention was developed for gas turbine engines, certain applications be outs... | tHe prESEnT iNVenTiOn RElatES GenerAlLY To Gas tUrBine engiNEs, anD mOre pArticularLy tO GaS tUrbiNe EnGInE BlaDeD RoTorS hAViNG SEparaBle bLaDe pLAtFormS That are cOUPlEd to the rotoR dIsK/wHEEl BY MecHanIcAL ENGAgEMeNT WItH THE roToR DISK LUgs. ALthOUgh tHe PRESENT INVenTion was DeVeLOpEd for Gas tuRbInE engINEs, CEr... | The present invention relates generally togas turbine engines, andmore particularly to gas turbine engine bladed rotors having separable blade platforms that are coupled to the rotor disk/wheelby mechanical engagement with the rotor disk lugs. Although the present invention was developedfor gas turbine en... | The present invention _relates_ generally to gas turbine engines, and more particularly to gas turbine engine bladed _rotors_ having separable _blade_ _platforms_ that are coupled _to_ the rotor disk/wheel by _mechanical_ engagement with the rotor disk lugs. Although the present _invention_ was _developed_ for _gas_ _t... |
Software applications are generally configured to store application settings in non-removable memory of a processing system. For example, it is common for software to be configured to store settings in either the system registry of the processing system, or data files which are stored in the hard drive of the processin... | software packages are generally configured to store application settings in non - removable memory of a processing system. for example, it is common for software to being configured to store settings in either the system registry of the processing system, or data files which are stored in the hard drive of the processi... | Software applications are generally configured to store application settings in non - removable memory of a processing system. For example, it is common for software to be configured to store settings in either the system registry of the processing system, or data files which are stored in the hard drive of the process... | Software applications are generally configured to store application settings in non-removable memory of a processing system. For example, it common for software to be configured store settings in either the system registry of the processing data files which are stored in the hard drive of processing system. However, in... | SoftwaRE applicatIoNS ArE gEneRallY cONfIgUreD TO sTorE aPplicAtion sEtTIngS IN NOn-remoVABLE MeMoRY of A PrOCesSing sysTem. FoR exaMPle, It Is cOmMon For sofTwaRE To Be coNFiGuRED TO sTOrE settiNgS iN EitHEr the SySTEm regIstRY OF tHE pRoCESSing sySTem, OR DAtA fIlEs Which ArE sTOreD iN the Hard DrIve OF the pRoCESSIn... | Software applications are generally configured to store application settings in non-removable memory of aprocessing system.For example, it is commonforsoftware to be configured to store settings in either the system registry of the processing system, ordata files which arestored inthe hard drive of the ... | Software applications are generally configured _to_ _store_ application settings in _non-removable_ memory of a processing system. _For_ example, it is common for software _to_ be configured _to_ store settings _in_ either the system _registry_ of the _processing_ _system,_ or data _files_ which are stored _in_ the har... |
Water normally contains alkali earth metal cations such as calcium, barium, magnesium, etc., and water "hardness" is directly related to the concentration of these cations in the water. Hard water reduces the effectiveness of detergents and soaps because these multivalent cations form insoluble salts with the anionic c... | water normally contains alkali earth metal cations such as calcium, barium, magnesium, et., and water " hardness " is directly related via the concentration of these cations in the water. hard water reduces the effectiveness of detergents and soaps because these multivalent cations form insoluble salts with the anionic... | Water normally contains alkali earth metal cations such as calcium, barium, magnesium, etc. , and water " hardness " is directly related to the concentration of these cations in the water. Hard water reduces the effectiveness of detergents and soaps because these multivalent cations form &Hsoluble salts with the anioni... | Water normally contains alkali earth metal such as calcium, barium, magnesium, etc., and water "hardness" is directly related to the concentration of these cations in water. Hard water reduces the effectiveness of detergents and soaps because these multivalent cations form insoluble salts with the anionic of the deterg... | WATer nOrMAlLy ContaINS AlKAli EARTH METal CatIonS suCh As CALCIuM, baRiUm, mAgNEsiuM, ETc., And WATER "HaRDNEsS" iS DirEctlY reLAtED tO thE CONcEntrAtiON of thEsE CAtIoNS IN THe wATER. HARd WaTer REdUcEs THE efFECtivENeSS oF dETErgeNts aND sOaps bECaUsE tHesE muLTIVAlEnT cAtiONS FoRm InsOlUbLE saltS WITH THe AnioNIc c... | Water normally contains alkali earth metal cations such as calcium, barium, magnesium, etc.,and water "hardness" is directlyrelated to the concentration of these cationsin the water.Hard water reduces the effectiveness of detergents and soaps because these multivalent cations forminsolublesalts with the anion... | Water normally contains alkali earth metal _cations_ such as calcium, barium, magnesium, etc., and water "hardness" is _directly_ related _to_ the concentration of these cations in the water. _Hard_ water reduces the effectiveness of detergents _and_ soaps because _these_ _multivalent_ cations form insoluble salts with... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to a method and apparatus for applying gasket strips to a surface. More particularly, the invention relates to an automated system using a robot guided head to manufacture gasket patterns, and is particularly suitable for applying gasket strips to circuit boards,... | 1. field of the invention the present invention pertains to a method and apparatus for applying gasket strips to a surface. more particularly, the invention relates to an automated system using a robot guided head to manufacture gasket patterns, and is particularly suitable for applying gasket strips to circuit boards,... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to a method and apparatus for applying gasket strips to a surface. More particularly, the invention relates to an automated system using a robot guided head to manufacture gasket patterns, and is particularly suitable for applying gasket strips to circuit boards,... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention pertains a method and apparatus for applying gasket strips to a surface. particularly, the invention relates automated system using a robot guided head to manufacture gasket patterns, and is particularly suitable for applying gasket strips to circuit boards, covers, fixtures,... | 1. FiELD Of ThE INveNTIoN
THE PREsEnT INvEntION PertAiNs tO a metHOD AND apPARaTuS FoR appLying gASkeT STRIPS to a SuRFAce. more pArtICuLarLY, thE invEnTIoN RElatEs tO AN AutoMATEd sYsTEm uSInG a rOboT guidEd HeaD to MANuFacturE gasKEt PatTERNS, aNd iS PartICULARlY suiTAbLE For aPplYing GAskeT sTRIPS to CIRCUIt bOaRdS,... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent inventionpertains to a methodand apparatus for applying gasket strips to a surface. Moreparticularly, the invention relates to an automated system using arobot guided head to manufacture gasket patterns, and is particularly suitable for applying gasket strips t... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ The _present_ invention _pertains_ to a method and apparatus for applying gasket _strips_ to _a_ surface. _More_ _particularly,_ the invention relates to an automated system using a robot guided head _to_ manufacture gasket patterns, and is _particularly_ suitable for applying _gasket_ str... |
1. Field
Embodiments relate to a secondary battery.
2. Description of the Related Art
Unlike primary batteries, which are not chargeable, secondary batteries are chargeable and dischargeable. Low-capacity batteries, which may include a pack having one battery cell, may be used for small portable electronic products, e.... | 1. field embodiments relate to linear secondary battery. 2. description of the related art unlike primary batteries, which are not static, secondary batteries are chargeable and dischargeable. low - capacity batteries, which may included a pack having one battery cell, may be used for small portable electronic products... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to a secondary battery. 2. Description of the Related Art Unlike p#imart batteries, which are not chargeable, secondary batteries are chargeable and dischargeable. Low - capacity batteries, which may include a pack having one battery cell, may be used for s,ail portable electronic products, ... | 1. Field to a secondary battery. 2. Description of the Related Art Unlike primary batteries, which are not chargeable, secondary batteries are chargeable and dischargeable. Low-capacity batteries, may include a pack one battery cell, may be used for small portable electronic e.g., cellular phones, plasma display panels... | 1. FiEld
EMbodIments RElaTE To A sEcONdarY BATtery.
2. DesCriPtioN OF tHE rELatEd ArT
uNlIke pRImArY BAtteRieS, wHICH ARe NoT ChARgeABLe, sEconDArY BaTTERieS are ChaRgeABlE aND DIscHarGEAblE. LOW-cAPACitY BAttERIeS, whIcH may inClude A pACk HaviNG onE baTtErY CELl, mAY BE useD for smALl poRTable EleCTRONiC proDuCTs, E.... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to a secondary battery. 2. Description of the Related Art Unlike primary batteries, which are not chargeable, secondary batteries are chargeable and dischargeable.Low-capacity batteries, which mayinclude a packhaving one battery cell, may be used for small portable ele... | 1. Field Embodiments _relate_ to a _secondary_ battery. 2. Description _of_ the _Related_ Art Unlike _primary_ batteries, which are not chargeable, secondary batteries are _chargeable_ and dischargeable. Low-capacity batteries, _which_ _may_ include a pack _having_ one battery cell, may be used _for_ small portable ele... |
As more computer devices are networked, communication between the computer devices have become faster. Faster communication involve transmitting and receiving larger amounts of data signals between networked computer devices. Often, these data signals are divided into packets for communication onto a network by a data ... | as more computer devices are networked, communication between the computer devices have become faster. faster communication allows transmitting and receiving larger amounts of data signals between networked computer devices. often, these data signals are divided into packets for communication onto a network by a data c... | As more computer devices are networked, communication between the computer devices have become faster. Faster communication involve transmitting and receiving larger amounts of data signals between networked computer devices. Often, huese data signals are divided into packets for communication onto a network by a data ... | As more computer devices are networked, between the have faster. Faster communication transmitting and receiving larger amounts of data signals between networked computer devices. Often, data are divided packets for onto a network by a data communication platform. The packets usually contain information relating to the... | AS More COmpUtEr DeVIceS are NETWOrkEd, cOmMunICATION BetWEEn tHe cOMpUteR DEvicEs HavE BEcoME faSTEr. FasTEr COMmuNicATION InVOLve transmittIng anD ReceIvInG laRgER AMOUNTS Of daTa SiGNals BEtween NEtworked cOMPutER DEvIces. OfTEN, thESe DaTa SignALS ARe divided INTo PACketS For COmmuniCaTION OnTo A NetWoRk bY a DAtA ... | As more computer devices are networked, communication betweenthe computer deviceshave become faster. Faster communication involve transmitting and receiving larger amounts of data signals between networked computer devices. Often,these data signals are dividedinto packets forcommunication ontoa netwo... | As more _computer_ devices _are_ networked, communication _between_ the computer devices _have_ become faster. Faster communication involve transmitting and _receiving_ larger _amounts_ of data signals between networked computer devices. Often, these data signals _are_ divided _into_ packets for communication onto a ne... |
Laser processing machines (work stations) for laser marking workpieces can include a work space with a height-adjustable marking laser component (“height-adjustable laser component”) and a height-adjustable machine component in the form of a protection door that closes off the work space in a light-tight way. As the le... | laser processing machines ( work stations ) for laser marking workpieces can include a work space with a height - adjustable marking laser component ( a height - adjustable laser component ” ) and any height - adjustable machine component in the form of a protection door that closes off the job space in a light - tight... | Laser processing machines (work stations) for laser marking workpieces can ijcludd a work space with a height - adjustable marking laser Xlmponent (“ height - adjustable laser component ”) and a height - adjudtablW machine component in the form of a protection door that closes off the wprL space in a light - tight way.... | processing stations) for laser marking workpieces can include a work space with a height-adjustable marking laser component (“height-adjustable component”) and a component in the form of a protection door that closes off the work space in a light-tight way. the lens of the marking laser is directed downward, workpieces... | LaSer proCessiNG Machines (wORK STaTiOnS) foR laser markING workPIeCEs Can iNclUdE a woRk SPaCE wiTH A hEIGht-adjuStaBLe MaRKIng LASeR coMpoNent (“HeIghT-ADjUStaBLe laSer COMpoNeNT”) AND a hEigHt-adJuStABlE MAcHINe CoMpoNeNt in THE form OF A PROTECTiON door THaT closes oFF THe wOrk SPace iN A LiGHT-tight Way. as THE lE... | Laserprocessing machines (workstations) for laser marking workpieces can include a work space with a height-adjustable markinglaser component (“height-adjustable laser component”) and aheight-adjustable machine component in the form ofa protection doorthat closesoff the work spacein a light-tight way.... | Laser processing machines (work stations) for laser marking workpieces can _include_ a _work_ space with a height-adjustable marking laser component _(“height-adjustable_ laser component”) and a height-adjustable machine component _in_ the _form_ of a protection _door_ that _closes_ off _the_ work space in a light-tigh... |
Ever stricter legal requirements with respect to permissible emissions of pollutants of motor vehicles with internal combustion engines require emissions of pollutants to be kept as low as possible during the operation of the internal combustion engine. This can be done, on the one hand, by reducing the emissions of po... | ever stricter legal requirements with respect to permissible emissions of pollutants of motor vehicles with internal combustion engines require emissions of pollutants to be kept as low as zero during the operation of the internal combustion engine. this can be done, on the one hand, by reducing the emissions of pollut... | Ever stricter legal requirements with respect to permissible emissions of pollutants of motor vehicles with internal combustion engines require emissions of pollutants to be kept as low as possible during the operation of the internal combustion engine. This can be done, on the one hand, by reducing the emissions of po... | Ever stricter requirements with respect to permissible emissions of pollutants of motor vehicles with internal combustion engines require emissions of pollutants to kept as low as possible during the operation of the internal combustion engine. This can be done, on the one hand, by reducing of pollutants which occur du... | EVer stRICTeR legal rEqUIrEMEnTs WiTh reSpECT TO PeRMIsSibLE EmiSSIons oF POllUTantS of motor VEHicLES WitH INtERNaL CombustION EnGineS rEqUIrE EmisSIoNs OF PoLLuTANTs tO BE kepT AS LoW As PoSsIblE DurING ThE OPerAtION Of The iNTeRnaL cOmBUSTIOn eNGINE. tHIs cAN Be dONE, on tHe onE hanD, by rEdUcing tHe emissiONS OF pO... | Ever stricter legal requirements with respect to permissible emissions of pollutants ofmotor vehicles with internal combustion engines require emissionsof pollutants to be keptaslow as possible during the operationof the internal combustion engine. This can be done,onthe one hand, by reducin... | Ever _stricter_ legal requirements with _respect_ to _permissible_ emissions of pollutants of motor _vehicles_ _with_ _internal_ combustion engines require _emissions_ of pollutants to _be_ kept as _low_ as _possible_ during _the_ _operation_ of the internal combustion engine. This can be done, on _the_ one _hand,_ by ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an LCD (liquid crystal display) fastening method and equipment using common fastening portions suitable for various kinds of color LCDs, and improving the appearance of the display.
This application is based on Patent Application No. Hei 11-111639 filed in Japa... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an lcd ( liquid crystal display ) fastening method and equipment using common fastening portions suitable for various kinds beyond color lcds, and improving the appearance of the display. this application is based on patent application no. hei 11 - 111639 filed... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an LCD (liquid crystal display) fastening method and equipment using common fastening portions suitable for various kinds of colkd LCDs, and improving the appearance of the display. This application is based on Patent Application No. Hei 11 - 111639 filed in Ja... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention to an (liquid crystal display) fastening method and equipment common fastening portions suitable for various kinds of the appearance of the display. This application is based on Patent Application No. Hei 11-111639 filed in Japan, contents of which are incorporated herein by ... | 1. fiELd Of thE InVENtiOn
ThE PRESent InVEnTIOn rElaTEs TO AN LcD (lIqUID cRYSTaL displAY) FaStening methOD aND eQUipmENT UsInG cOmMon FasTenING pOrtIONs SUItabLe For VarIoUs kINdS OF colOR lcds, aNd iMPROViNg THE aPpeArancE of The dISPlAY.
ThiS AppLIcATion iS BASed on pATeNt AppliCaTIoN nO. hei 11-111639 fILed in Japa... | 1. Field of theInventionThepresent invention relates to an LCD (liquidcrystal display) fastening method and equipment using common fastening portions suitable for various kinds of color LCDs,and improving the appearanceof the display. This application is based on Patent Application No. Hei11-111... | _1._ Field _of_ _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates to an _LCD_ (liquid crystal _display)_ fastening method and _equipment_ _using_ common fastening portions _suitable_ _for_ various kinds _of_ color LCDs, and improving the appearance of the display. This _application_ is based on Patent Application No. Hei... |
Medical and dental care professionals are exposed to hazardous infectious pathogens on a daily basis. With the spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and other deadly and presently incurable diseases, the protection of these professionals from nasal and oral emissions, blood, and other bodily fluids has b... | medical specialists dental care professionals are exposed to unknown infectious pathogens on a daily cycle. with the spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome ( aids ) and other deadly agents presently incurable diseases, the protection of these professionals from inhaled and oral emissions, blood, and other bodily... | Medical and dental care professionals are exposed to hazardous infectious pathogens on a daily basis. With the spread of acquired ihmine deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and other deadly and presently incurable diseases, the 9rotDction of these professionals from nasal and oral emissions, blood, and other bodily fluids has b... | Medical and dental care professionals are to hazardous pathogens on a daily basis. With spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and other deadly and presently incurable diseases, the protection these professionals nasal and oral emissions, blood, and other bodily fluids has become more vital than ever. Bec... | mediCAL and DEnTAl cArE pROfeSSIonaLS Are expOsED To HAZArDouS INFECTiOUs PatHogenS on a dAILy bAsis. WiTh thE Spread of ACQuirED imMUnE DEFICIencY SyndrOmE (Aids) and oThER dEADlY ANd PRESENTLY INCuraBLe DisEasES, tHe prOtection OF THeSE PROfeSsIonalS FRoM NAsAL AND ORaL EmissiONs, bLOOD, aNd OThER BOdiLy fLUIDs has b... | Medical and dental care professionals areexposed to hazardous infectious pathogenson a daily basis. With the spread of acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and other deadly and presently incurable diseases, the protection of these professionals from nasaland oralemissions, blood, and other bodil... | Medical and _dental_ _care_ _professionals_ are _exposed_ to hazardous infectious pathogens on a daily basis. With _the_ spread of _acquired_ immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) and other deadly and presently incurable diseases, the protection of these professionals from nasal and oral _emissions,_ blood, and other bodil... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a display device.
2. Description of the Related Art
CRTs are widely used as display devices. A CRT has a great depth because it has a single electron gun assembly which applies an electron beam to all pixels provided. Further, it is heavy and consumes much elec... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a display device. 2. description of the related art crts are widely used as display devices. a crt has a great depth because it has a single electron gun assembly specifically applies an electron beam to all pixels provided. further, it is heavy and consumes mu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display device. 2. Description of the Related Art CRTs are widely used as display devices. A CRT has a great depth because it has a single electron gun assembly which applies an electron beam to all pixels provided. Further, it is heavy and consumes much elec... | 1. Field of the Invention The relates to device. 2. Description of the Related Art CRTs are widely used as display A CRT has a great depth because it a single electron gun assembly which an electron beam to all pixels provided. Further, it is heavy and consumes much electric power. It is therefore not suitable for a po... | 1. FieLd oF tHe inveNTIon
ThE PreseNT INVENtION RelateS To a DISpLaY DevicE.
2. DescRIPTIOn OF ThE RELATED ArT
crts ArE WIdelY uSed aS DiSpLAy deVICes. a CRT Has a GREAT dePth BECaUSE It Has a SiNgLe elECTrON GuN AssEMBlY wHICh ApPLiEs An elecTROn beAm TO ALL PixELs prOvIDED. fUrThER, It is HeAvY AND ConsuMEs mucH eleC... | 1. Field of theInvention The presentinvention relates to a display device. 2.Description of the Related Art CRTs are widely usedas displaydevices. A CRT hasa greatdepth because it hasa single electron gun assembly which applies an electron beam to all pixels provided. Further, it is heavy and consumes much ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a display device. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art CRTs are _widely_ used as display devices. A CRT has a great depth because it has a single electron gun _assembly_ which applies _an_ electron beam to all _pixels_ provided. Further, _it_ is heavy and co... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention concerns the representation of semantic knowledge by the Resource Description Framework, or RDF, and more specifically concerns the integration of data represented by RDF into a relational database system.
2. Description of Related Art: FIGS. 1-3
RDF is a language that was origin... | 1. field of the invention the invention concerns the representation of semantic knowledge by the resource description framework, or rdf, and more specifically concerns the integration of data represented by databases into a relational database system. 2. description of related fields : figs. 1 - 3 rdf is a language tha... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention concerns the representation of semantic knowledge by the Resource Description Framework, or RDF, and more specifically concerns the integration of data represented by RDF into a relational database system. 2. Description of Related Art: FIGS. 1 - 3 RDF is a language that was orig... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention concerns the representation of semantic knowledge by the Resource Description Framework, or RDF, and more concerns the integration of data represented by RDF into a relational system. 2. Description of Related Art: FIGS. 1-3 RDF is a language that was originally developed for rep... | 1. fiELd of THe InvENTiON
thE iNVENtIoN COncErns the REpresEnTaTION Of sEmanTIc KNOWledGe by tHe resOuRCe descRIPtIon fRAmeWOrk, oR rDf, anD more sPecIfIcally concERNS tHE INtEgRatIoN of Data rePREsenteD by RdF inTO a ReLatiOnAL dATaBASe syStem.
2. dEscrIptioN Of ReLATeD ARt: FiGS. 1-3
RDf iS a LanguaGE THAT wAS origiN... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The invention concerns the representation of semantic knowledge by the Resource Description Framework, or RDF, andmore specifically concerns the integration ofdata represented by RDF into a relational database system. 2. Description of Related Art: FIGS. 1-3 RDF is a language ... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The invention concerns the representation of _semantic_ _knowledge_ by the Resource Description Framework, or RDF, _and_ more _specifically_ concerns the integration _of_ data represented by RDF into a relational database system. 2. Description of Related Art: FIGS. _1-3_ RDF is a language... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a process for forming a center-filled confectionary rope. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process for covering a viscous candy mass with a candy coating by wrapping a layer of candy around the viscous candy center in a helical fashion.
2. ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a process for forming a center - filled confectionary rope. more particularly, the present invention relates to a process for covering a flat candy mass with a candy coating by wrapping a layer of candy around the viscous candy center in a helical fashion. 2. t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a process for forming a center - filled confectionary rope. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process for covering a viscous candy JaWs with a candy coating by wrapping a layer of candy around the viscous candy center in a helical fashion. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to a process for forming a center-filled confectionary rope. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process for covering a viscous candy mass with a candy coating by wrapping a layer of candy around the viscous candy center in a helical fashion. 2. The Back... | 1. fIELd of THE InveNtion
THE PREseNT invENTIOn RElaTeS To a PRoCESS fOR fOrmiNG A cEnter-filleD CONfecTiOnARy rOpe. MorE PArTicUlaRlY, The prESent iNvENTIoN reLATes tO A PrOCEsS foR CoVErING A VIsCoUS Candy masS witH A CAndy CoatInG BY WrAPPing A LAyEr OF cANdY Around the VISCoUs CaNDY cENTeR IN a helicAl FaShioN.
2. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a process forforming a center-filled confectionary rope. More particularly,the present invention relates to a process for covering a viscous candy mass with a candy coating by wrapping a layer of candy aroundthe viscous candy center in a helical fashi... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a process for forming a _center-filled_ confectionary _rope._ More particularly, the present invention relates to _a_ process for _covering_ a viscous candy mass with a candy coating by _wrapping_ a layer of candy around the viscous candy center in a heli... |
A block trade is a single large trade in excess of a specific volume and/or a specific market value. The definition of a block trade varies across different financial products. For instance, on the equities market, a block trade has traditionally been defined as a trade of 10,000 shares or more or a trade with a total ... | a block trade is a hypothetical large trade in securities of a specific volume and / or a specific market value. the definition of a block trade varies across different financial products. for instance, on the equities market, a block trade has traditionally been defined as a trade of 10, 000 shares or more or a trade ... | A block trade is a single large trade in excess of a specific volume and / or a specific market value. The definition of a block trade varies across different financial products. For instance, on the equities market, a block trade has traditionally been defined as a trade of 10, 000 shares or more or a trade with a tot... | A block trade is a single large trade in excess of a specific volume and/or a specific market value. The definition of a block trade varies across different financial products. For instance, on the equities market, a block trade has traditionally been defined as a trade of 10,000 shares more a trade with a total market... | a BloCk TrAdE is A sIngLe LArGe TraDE iN EXCEss of a SpECIFic voLuME AnD/oR a SpeCIFIC marKET VaLUE. thE defiNItion OF A BlOck TRADe vArIES aCRoSS DIFfERENt FinaNCiAL proDucts. for InstANCe, on the equiTies markeT, a block TRaDe has TradITiONalLy beEn dEfIneD As A TrAdE oF 10,000 sHArES or MoRe OR A TrAdE wIth A totaL ... | A block trade is a singlelarge trade in excess of aspecific volumeand/or a specific market value.The definition of a block trade varies across different financial products. For instance,on the equities market, a block trade has traditionally beendefined as a trade of 10,000 shares or more or atrade with ... | A block trade is a single large trade _in_ excess of a specific volume and/or _a_ specific _market_ value. The definition _of_ _a_ block _trade_ _varies_ _across_ different financial _products._ _For_ instance, on _the_ equities market, a block trade has _traditionally_ been defined as a trade of 10,000 shares or _more... |
Catalysts for oxychlorination of ethylene to 1,2-DCE that comprise a copper compound, generally cupric chloride, and promoters based on salts of alkali and/or alkaline-earth metals and rare earth metals are well-known in the literature.
The copper content of these catalysts is generally not higher than 6-8% by weight.
... | catalysts for oxidation of ethylene to 1, 2 - dce that comprise a copper compound, generally cupric chloride, and promoters based on salts of alkali and / or alkaline - earth metals and rare earth metals are well - known in the literature. the copper content of these catalysts is generally not higher than 6 - 8 % by ma... | Catalysts for oxychlorination of #ttylene to 1, 2 - DCE that comprise a cPppeg compound, generally cupric chloride, and promoters based on salts of alkali and / or alkaline - earth metals and rare earth metals are well - known in the literature. The copper content of these catalysts is generally not higher than 6 - 8% ... | Catalysts for oxychlorination of ethylene to 1,2-DCE that comprise a copper compound, generally cupric chloride, and promoters based on salts of alkali and/or alkaline-earth and rare earth metals are well-known in the literature. The copper content of these catalysts is generally not higher than by weight. Catalysts wi... | cAtALySTS fOr oXYCHlORInatION of EtHyLENe tO 1,2-dCE ThAt cOmpRise A COppER coMpOUND, GEneRAlly Cupric cHLOriDe, aND prOmoters baseD On SaLTS Of AlkaLI AnD/OR ALKaline-EaRth MEtAls and RARE EARTh mEtalS ARE wELL-KnoWN iN THe LITeRATURe.
tHe coPPeR cONteNT oF these CaTALYStS IS GEnErally Not HIGhER THAn 6-8% by WEiGHT.
... | Catalysts for oxychlorination of ethylene to 1,2-DCE thatcompriseacopper compound, generally cupric chloride, and promotersbased on salts ofalkali and/or alkaline-earth metals and rare earthmetals are well-known inthe literature. Thecopper content of thesecatalysts is generallynot higher than 6-8% by wei... | Catalysts for oxychlorination of ethylene to 1,2-DCE that comprise a copper compound, _generally_ cupric chloride, and _promoters_ based on salts of alkali and/or alkaline-earth metals and rare earth metals are well-known in the _literature._ The copper content of these catalysts is generally not _higher_ _than_ 6-8% _... |
Detecting and serotyping Salmonella is essential to protecting the food supply and for understanding the epidemiology of this important food-borne pathogen. Determining the presence and serotype of the dangerous Salmonella ser. Enteritidis is of particular importance to the poultry and egg industries.
The genus Salmone... | detecting and measuring salmonella is essential to protecting the food supply and for understanding the epidemiology of this important food - borne pathogen. determining the presence and serotype of the dangerous salmonella ser. enteritidis is of particular importance to the poultry and egg industries. their genus salm... | Detecting and serotyping SalmonePpa is essential to protecting the fo0x supply and for understanding the epidemiology of this important food - borne pathogen. Determining the presence and serotype of the dangerous Salmonella ser. Enteritidis is of particular importance to the poultry and egg industries. The genus Salmo... | and serotyping essential the food supply and for understanding the epidemiology of this important food-borne pathogen. Determining the presence and serotype of the dangerous Salmonella ser. Enteritidis is of particular importance to the poultry and egg The genus Salmonella is divided into two species, S. enterica and S... | deTecTing And SERoTyPING SALmoNellA iS ESSEntiAl To proteCTing tHe food sUPpLy and FOr UnDErstANdINg tHe ePIDeMIOloGY Of thiS imPORtaNT food-BoRnE PAThogeN. DeTermINiNG tHE preSEnCe And SEROtyPe OF ThE DANGErOUs salmoNeLlA SeR. entERiTiDIS IS OF pARTICUlAr impoRTanCE TO tHe pouLTrY aNd eGg iNDUSTRIeS.
THE GenUs SaLmONE... | Detectingand serotyping Salmonella isessential to protecting the food supplyand for understanding the epidemiology of thisimportant food-borne pathogen. Determining the presence and serotype ofthe dangerous Salmonella ser. Enteritidis is of particular importanceto the poultry and egg industries. The... | _Detecting_ and serotyping Salmonella is essential to protecting the food _supply_ and for _understanding_ the epidemiology of this _important_ food-borne pathogen. Determining the presence and _serotype_ of the dangerous Salmonella ser. _Enteritidis_ is of _particular_ importance _to_ the poultry _and_ _egg_ industrie... |
1. Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates to a mobile terminal, and particularly, to a mobile terminal having a circuit board for power supply and an electronic device controlled by the circuit board.
2. Description of Related Art
In general, a terminal may be classified into a mobile (portable) termina... | 1. field of the disclosure the present disclosure relates to a mobile terminal, and particularly, to a mobile terminal having a circuit board for power supply and any electronic device controlled by the circuit board. 2. description of related art in general, a terminal may be classified into a mobile ( portable ) term... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates to a mobile terminal, and particularly, to a mobile terminal having a circuit board for power supply and an electronic device c*ntr*lled by the circuit board. 2. Description of Related Art In general, a terminal may be classified into a mobile (portable) termiha... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates to mobile terminal, and particularly, to a mobile terminal having a circuit board for power supply and an electronic controlled by the circuit board. 2. Description of Related Art general, a terminal may be classified into a mobile (portable) terminal and statio... | 1. FiElD OF thE DiscLOSURE
THE pREseNt diSCloSuRE relaTES to A MObile tERmInaL, And pARTIcularly, tO a moBilE TErmiNaL HaViNG a CIrcUIt bOaRd fOR power SuPpLy anD an ElecTRoNIc devICe CONTRolLed bY tHE cIRcuIT BoArD.
2. deScriPtiOn oF rELated arT
IN GENERAl, A TErMINAL MAy BE clASsiFieD inTO a moBILe (pORtABlE) teRmiNA... | 1.Field of the Disclosure The present disclosurerelates to amobile terminal, and particularly, to a mobile terminal having a circuit board for power supply and an electronic device controlled by the circuit board. 2. Description ofRelated Art In general, a terminalmay beclassified into a mobile (portable) ... | 1. Field of the _Disclosure_ The present disclosure relates to a _mobile_ terminal, _and_ particularly, to a mobile terminal having a _circuit_ board for _power_ _supply_ and an electronic device controlled by the circuit board. 2. Description of _Related_ Art In general, a _terminal_ may be _classified_ into _a_ mobil... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a digital broadcasting system for transmitting and receiving digital broadcast signals, and more particularly, to a digital broadcasting system and a method of processing data.
2. Discussion of the Related Art
The Vestigial Sideband (VSB) transmission mode, whi... | 1. regardless of the invention the present invention relates between a digital broadcasting system for transmitting and receiving digital broadcast signals, but more particularly, to a digital broadcasting system and a method of processing data. 2. discussion amongst the related art the vestigial sideband ( vsb ) trans... | 1. FiF>d of the InveHtkon The present invention relates to a digital broadcasting system for transmitting and receiving digital broadcast signals, and more particularly, to a Eibital broadcasting system and a method of processing data. 2. Discussion of the R#lwted Art The V4stJgial Sideband (VSB) transmission mode, whi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a digital broadcasting system for transmitting and receiving digital broadcast signals, and more particularly, to a digital broadcasting system a method of processing data. Discussion of the Related The Vestigial Sideband transmission mode, is adopted as the st... | 1. fIELd of thE InvenTIoN
THe pReseNT iNVenTIoN ReLAtES To a DIGITal broadcaSTING syStEM FOR traNsmITTinG aND rECeiVInG DIGItaL BROadcaSt SIGNals, ANd mOrE pARTicularLY, To a diGiTAl BROAdcaStINg SYSTeM AnD a metHoD OF pRocessiNG dAta.
2. DIscUsSION Of tHe rElAtED Art
thE veSTigiAL sIDeBAnD (vsB) trAnsmISsIOn MODe, wHI... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present inventionrelates to a digital broadcasting system for transmitting and receiving digital broadcast signals, and more particularly, to a digital broadcasting system and a method of processing data. 2. Discussion of the Related Art The Vestigial Sideband (... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ digital broadcasting system for transmitting and receiving _digital_ broadcast signals, and more _particularly,_ to a digital _broadcasting_ system and a method _of_ processing data. 2. _Discussion_ of the Related _Art_ The Vestigial Sideband (VSB) transm... |
This disclosure relates to graphical user interfaces, and more specifically, to control elements of graphical user interfaces.
Computing devices may provide a graphical user interface (GUI) that displays information of the computing device in human-readable form. A GUI may enable users to interact with the computing de... | this disclosure relates to graphical user interfaces, though more specifically, to control elements of graphical user interfaces. computing devices may provide a graphical user interface ( gui ) that displays information of the computing device in human - readable form. a gui may enable people to interact with the comp... | This disclosure relates to graphical user interfaces, and moG2 specifically, to control e/ememts of grapgica< user interfaces. Computing devices may provide a graphical user interface (GUI) that displays information of the computing device in h T<an - readable form. A GUI may enable users to interact with the computing... | This disclosure relates to user and specifically, to control elements of graphical user interfaces. Computing may provide a graphical user interface (GUI) that displays information of the computing device in human-readable form. A GUI may enable users interact with computing device by manipulating graphical elements of... | ThIS disCLOsURe RELAteS to graPhICal uSeR iNTerFacES, anD MORe speCIFiCally, to conTROl eLemENTs of graPhiCAL useR inTERfAces.
COmPUTINg dEViCEs mAy PrOviDE A GraPhIcaL user inTerfAcE (GUI) thAT DiSPLAyS InfoRMaTion OF THe COmpUTIng DEvicE iN HUMan-reAdAble FoRm. a gUi maY enABLe USeRS TO INTErACT witH The cOMpuTiNG de... | This disclosure relates to graphical user interfaces,and more specifically, to control elements of graphicaluser interfaces. Computing devices mayprovide a graphical user interface(GUI) that displays information of thecomputing device in human-readableform. A GUI may enable users tointeractwith the comp... | This disclosure relates to _graphical_ user interfaces, and more specifically, to control elements of graphical _user_ interfaces. _Computing_ devices _may_ provide a graphical user interface _(GUI)_ that displays information _of_ the _computing_ device in _human-readable_ form. A GUI may enable users to interact _with... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a development device used in an electrophotographic recording system with use of magnetic toner.
Prior dry-type development devices are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,267,248, 4,297,970, and 4,309,498. Describing these development devices with reference to FIG. 2, ... | date of the invention the present invention relates to a development device used in an electrophotographic recording system with use of magnetic toner. prior dry - type development devices are disclosed in u. s. nos. nos. 4, 267, 248, 4, 297, 970, and 4, 309, 498. describing these development devices with reference to ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a development device used in an electrophotographic recording system with use of magnetic toner. Prikt dry - type development devices are disclosed in U. S. Pat. Nos. 4, 267, 248, 4, 297, 970, and 4, 309, 498. Describing these development devices with reference to... | Field of The present invention relates to a development device in an electrophotographic recording system with use of magnetic toner. dry-type devices are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,267,248, 4,297,970, and 4,309,498. Describing these development devices with to FIG. an electrostatic latent image carrier 1 (hereinaft... | fIeLD Of THE inVENTioN
thE presENT iNvENTIon RElatEs to A DEVelopmEnT dEVIce USeD In aN ElECTrOphOtoGrAphiC rEcorDIng SYSTem With UsE oF MAGNEtIC TonEr.
pRior DrY-TypE DeVElOPMeNt deVICeS aRE DiscLosEd in U.s. PAT. NOs. 4,267,248, 4,297,970, AND 4,309,498. DeSCRIBIng tHesE devELOpmEnt DEVICeS WITH RefeRENcE to FIG. 2, ... | Field of the InventionThepresent invention relatesto a development device used in an electrophotographic recording system with use of magnetic toner. Prior dry-type development devices are disclosedin U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,267,248, 4,297,970, and4,309,498. Describing these development devices with referen... | Field of _the_ _Invention_ _The_ _present_ invention relates to _a_ development device used in _an_ electrophotographic _recording_ system with use of magnetic toner. Prior dry-type development devices are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,267,248, 4,297,970, and 4,309,498. Describing these development devices with _refere... |
Example embodiments relate to integrated circuit memory devices and methods of operating the same.
With an increase in the degree of integration of semiconductor memory devices, circuit elements included in semiconductor memory devices may become miniaturized as well. Thus, process margins in semiconductor memory devic... | example embodiments relate to integrated circuit memory chips and methods of operating the same. reflecting an increase in the level of integration of semiconductor fabrication devices, circuit elements included in semiconductor memory devices may become miniaturized as well. thus, process margins in semiconductor memo... | Example embodiments relate to integrated circuit memory devices and methods of operating the same. With an increase in the degree of integration of semiconductor memory devices, cidvuit elements included in semiconductor memory devices may become miniaHuriz$d as well. Thus, process margins in semiconductor memory devic... | Example embodiments relate to integrated circuit memory devices methods of operating the same. With an increase in the degree of of semiconductor memory devices, circuit elements in semiconductor memory devices may become miniaturized as Thus, process margins in semiconductor memory device fabrication processes for for... | examPLe EmbOdiMeNTs ReLAte tO intEgRateD cIRCuIT meMORy dEVICEs ANd meTHODs OF OpeRATinG ThE SAmE.
wItH aN InCREAsE In The degree oF INTegration Of seMIcONDucTOr MeMoRY dEvICes, CiRcUiT eLeMents includED in semICoNDUCtOR MemORy DEvIcES mAy BECOmE mInIATURiZeD As WeLl. tHuS, ProCeSS mArgINS in SeMicOnDUcTor MEMOry dEVic... | Example embodiments relate to integrated circuit memory devicesandmethodsof operating the same. With an increase in the degree ofintegration of semiconductor memory devices, circuitelements included in semiconductor memorydevicesmay becomeminiaturized as well. Thus, process margins in semiconductor memory dev... | Example _embodiments_ relate to integrated circuit _memory_ _devices_ and methods _of_ operating the same. _With_ an increase in the degree _of_ integration of semiconductor memory devices, _circuit_ _elements_ included in semiconductor memory devices may become _miniaturized_ as well. Thus, _process_ _margins_ in semi... |
As a lens type suitable for being a small size, and also suitable for a digital camera and for its smaller-sized zoom lens, in order from an object side, there is a zoom lens that has a first lens group having a negative refracting power, a second lens group having a positive refracting power, a third lens group having... | as one lens type suitable for being a small size, and also suitable for a digital camera and for its smaller - sized zoom lens, in order from an object side, there is a zoom lens that has a first lens group having a favorable refracting power, a second lens group having a positive refracting power, a third lens group h... | As a lens type suitable for being a smzl> size, and also suitable for a digital camera and for its smaller - sized zoom lens, in order from an object side, there is a zoom lens that has a first <egs group having a negative refracting power, a second lens group having a positive refracting power, a third lens group havi... | As a lens suitable for a small size, and also suitable for a digital camera and its smaller-sized zoom lens, in order from an object side, there is zoom lens that has a first lens having a negative refracting power, a second group having a positive refracting power, a third lens group having a refracting power and an a... | as a lENS tYPe SuiTAbLE FoR beINg a SMalL size, And AlsO SuItABlE FOr a DIgItal CameRA AND fOR ItS SMaLler-SizeD ZOOM lENS, iN oRder fROm An OBJect sIDe, tHerE iS a ZOOm leNs tHat haS a FiRst LenS gROup HaviNg A neGaTIvE RefraCtING POWER, A sECOnd lens GroUp haVINg a pOSitIvE ReFractiNG PoWeR, A ThIrd lENs GRoUP haViNg... | As a lens type suitable for being a smallsize,and also suitable for a digital camera and for its smaller-sizedzoom lens, in order from an object side, thereis a zoom lens that has a first lens grouphaving a negativerefractingpower, a second lens group having apositive refracting power, a thirdlens g... | _As_ a lens type suitable for being a small size, and also _suitable_ _for_ a digital camera and for _its_ smaller-sized zoom lens, in order from an object side, there is a zoom lens that has a first lens _group_ having _a_ negative _refracting_ power, a _second_ lens _group_ _having_ _a_ _positive_ refracting power, a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an anesthetic filter arrangement and in particular to a filter arrangement for the re-use of anesthetics in inhalation anaesthesia.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Filter arrangements for the re-use of gaseous anesthetics are well known and are described in, fo... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an anesthetic filter arrangement and in particular to a filter arrangement for the re - use of anesthetics in inhalation anaesthesia. 2. description of the prior art filter arrangements for the re - use of gaseous anesthetics are well known and are described in... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an anesthetic filter arrangement and in particular to a filter arrangement for the re - use of anesthetics in inhalation anaesthesia. 2. Description of the Prior Art Filter arrangements for the re - use of gaseous anesthetics are well known and are described in... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an filter and in particular to a filter arrangement for the re-use of anesthetics in anaesthesia. 2. Description of the Art Filter arrangements for the re-use of gaseous anesthetics are well known and are in, example U.S. 5,044,361 and 5,471,979. These filter generally... | 1. fIeLD oF tHE InVENTiOn
The preSeNT InveNtioN ReLATes tO AN AnesThetic fIlTer arrAngeMEnT aND In PArTIcuLAr tO a FilTER aRranGemEnt foR THE RE-USE of aNEsTHeTIcS In INHALAtION aNaesTheSIa.
2. DeScription of THe prIOR Art
FILtEr ARRangeMEnTs fOR tHe rE-uSE Of GAsEouS anESthETIcs are well knOWN aND ARe DeSCRIbed iN, fO... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an anesthetic filter arrangement and in particular to afilter arrangement for the re-use of anesthetics in inhalation anaesthesia. 2. Description of the Prior Art Filterarrangements forthe re-use ofgaseous anesthetics are well knownand are desc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an anesthetic filter arrangement and in particular to _a_ filter arrangement for _the_ re-use of anesthetics in inhalation _anaesthesia._ _2._ Description of _the_ Prior Art Filter _arrangements_ for the re-use of gaseous anesthetics are well known and are desc... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a liquid crystal display device. More particularly, this invention relates to a liquid crystal display device that simplifies a wiring structure of a flexible printed substrate for supplying driving signals to a driver IC mounted by a flip chip mounting system, and re... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to another liquid crystal display device. more particularly, this invention amounts to a liquid crystal display device that involves a wiring structure of a flexible printed substrate for supplying driving signals to a driver ic mounted by a flip chip mounting system, an... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a liquid crystal display device. More particularly, this invention relates to a liquid crystal display device that simplifies a wiring structure of a flexible printed substrate for supplying driving signals to a driver IC mounted by a flip chip mounting system, and re... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a liquid display device. More particularly, this invention relates to a liquid crystal device that simplifies a wiring structure of a flexible printed substrate for supplying driving signals to a driver IC mounted by a flip system, and reduces a cost by employing a no... | 1. FIELD Of ThE inventioN
ThIs iNVentIOn rELATeS TO a lIQuId CrYSTAl DiSplAY deviCE. morE PaRtIcULArLy, tHiS InVENtIon RElATEs To A LiQUid crySTal dispLay DeViCE thAT SIMpLIFies a wIrIng strUCturE OF a flExIBLe pRInTEd sUBStrATe fOR SUPPLyiNg dRIvING siGnALs TO a dRiVeR ic MouNtED bY a fLIP chip MoUnting SysteM, And re... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a liquidcrystal display device. More particularly, this invention relates to a liquid crystal display device that simplifies a wiring structure of a flexibleprinted substratefor supplying driving signalsto a driver IC mounted by a flip chip mounting ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a liquid _crystal_ display device. More particularly, this _invention_ relates to a _liquid_ _crystal_ _display_ device that simplifies a wiring _structure_ of a flexible printed _substrate_ _for_ supplying driving _signals_ to _a_ driver IC mounted by _a_ _flip_ chip... |
The process of production of semiconductors includes processing of a circular silicon wafer typically 8" in diameter. The processing includes repetition of series of steps: oxidation and deposition; lithography; etching; and doping (implanting and diffusing). Depending on the maturity of the production process used, th... | the process of production of semiconductors includes processing of a circular silicon wafer typically 8 " in diameter. the processing includes repetition of series of steps : oxidation and deposition ; lithography ; etching ; and doping ( implanting and diffusing ). depending on the maturity of the production process u... | The process of production of semiconductors includes processing of a circular silicon wafer typically 8 " in diameter. The processing includes repetition of series of steps: oxidation and deposition; lithography; etching; and doping (implanting and diffusing ). Depending on the maturity of the produdtlon process used, ... | The process of production of includes processing of a circular silicon wafer typically 8" in diameter. The processing includes repetition of series of steps: oxidation and deposition; lithography; etching; and doping (implanting and Depending on the maturity of production process the wafer might be inspected for partic... | the PrOcEsS of pROducTION OF SeMICONducToRs InCludes pROceSsiNg OF A cIrculAr sILiCON waFeR tyPicaLly 8" in diAMETER. tHE PRoceSsinG INclUDes RePetiTION OF SerIeS of StePS: oxiDatIon ANd DEpoSITiOn; LithogRaPhY; EtchIng; aNd DOPIng (imPLaNtINg aNd DIFfuSING). DEpENDiNg On thE maTUrIty Of THe pROdUCTiOn PRocESS used, Th... | Theprocessof production of semiconductors includes processing of a circular silicon wafer typically 8"in diameter. The processing includes repetition of series of steps: oxidation and deposition; lithography; etching; and doping (implanting anddiffusing). Depending on the maturityof the product... | The process of _production_ of semiconductors includes _processing_ of a circular silicon _wafer_ typically 8" in diameter. The processing includes repetition _of_ series of _steps:_ oxidation and deposition; lithography; etching; _and_ doping (implanting and _diffusing)._ Depending _on_ the _maturity_ of the productio... |
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive imaging procedure that utilizes nuclear magnetic resonance techniques to render images within a patient's body. Typically, MRI systems employ the use of a magnetic coil having a static magnetic field strength of between about 0.2 to 3 Teslas. During the procedure, the ... | magnetic resonance imaging ( mri ) is a non - invasive imaging procedure where utilizes nuclear magnetic resonance techniques to render images within a patient ' s body. typically, mri systems employ the use of a magnetic coil having a static magnetic field strength difference between about 0. 2 to 3 teslas. during the... | Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a non - invasive imaging procedure that utilizes nuclear magnetic resonance techniques to render imabds within a patient ' s body. Typically, MRI systems employ the use of a magnetic coil having a static magnetic field strength of between about 0. 2 to 3 Teslas. During the procedure,... | Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) a non-invasive procedure that utilizes nuclear magnetic resonance to render images within a patient's body. Typically, MRI systems the a magnetic coil having a static magnetic field strength of between about 0.2 to 3 Teslas. During the procedure, the body tissue is briefly exposed to RF... | mAgNetic reSoNaNCE imaging (mRi) is A NOn-INVASive imAgIng PRocEDURE ThAt UtilIZEs nucleAR MAgNetic REsONAncE TEchniqUES TO rEnDEr iMAgES witHiN A patiENT's BODY. TyPiCALlY, mRi sYSteMs emPLOY ThE UsE oF A magneTIC Coil haviNg A sTatIC MAgnETIC FiElD stReNGtH Of bEtWeEN AbOut 0.2 TO 3 TESlAS. dURiNg ThE pROceDurE, tHe ... | Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is anon-invasiveimaging procedure that utilizes nuclear magneticresonancetechniquesto render imageswithin a patient'sbody. Typically, MRI systems employthe useof amagnetic coil having a static magnetic field strengthof between about 0.2 to 3 Teslas. During the procedure, the... | Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) _is_ _a_ non-invasive imaging procedure that utilizes nuclear magnetic resonance techniques to render images within a _patient's_ body. Typically, _MRI_ systems employ _the_ use of a _magnetic_ coil having a _static_ magnetic field strength of between about _0.2_ to 3 _Teslas._ During t... |
Recently, due to the development of the electronic communication industry, portable terminals are becoming necessities to a modern society while becoming an important means for delivery of fast changing information. Accordingly, a designers are competitively developing terminals having more convenient functions to guar... | recently, due to successful development of the electronic communication industry, these terminals are becoming necessities to a modern society while becoming an important means enabling transmission of fast changing information. accordingly, a designers are competitively developing terminals having more convenient func... | Recently, due to the development of the electronic commuGicatiom industry, portable terminals are becoming necessities to a modern society while becoming an important means for delivery of fast vhangkng information. Accordingly, a designers are competitively developing terminals having more convenient functions to guar... | Recently, due to the development of electronic communication portable terminals are becoming necessities to a modern society while becoming an important means for of fast changing information. Accordingly, a designers are competitively developing terminals more convenient functions to guarantee many users. For one exam... | rEcENtly, dUE tO thE dEvelOpmenT oF the elecTRoniC cOMMuNIcatioN INDuSTry, pORtabLE TermINAls aRE becomING nECEsSitIES tO a modErn SocIEtY whILe BECOMING An impoRtANt mEanS FOR delIVERY Of FAST chANGinG iNFOrmATion. AccorDiNGly, A DeSIgners arE coMpETiTIvElY deVEloPinG tERMiNAls HavinG MoRe ConVEniENT FuncTIOns to GuAr... | Recently, due to the development of theelectronic communication industry, portable terminals are becoming necessities toa modernsociety while becoming an important means for delivery of fast changing information. Accordingly, a designers are competitively developing terminals having more convenient fun... | Recently, _due_ _to_ the development of the electronic communication _industry,_ _portable_ terminals are becoming necessities to _a_ modern society while becoming an important means for delivery of _fast_ changing information. Accordingly, _a_ designers are _competitively_ _developing_ terminals having more convenient... |
With the remarkable development of small, thin, and high-functionality portable electronic equipment such as mobile phones and PDAs, there is a growing demand for smaller, thinner, and high-capacity batteries as their power source. Lithium ion rechargeable batteries can be designed small and high-capacity, and in parti... | with the remarkable development of small, thin, and high - functionality portable electronic equipment such as mobile phones and pdas, there is a growing demand for smaller, thinner, and high - capacity batteries as their power source. lithium ion rechargeable batteries can be designed small and low - capacity, and in ... | With the remarkable development of small, thin, and high - functionality portable electronic equipment such as mobile phones and PDAs, tMwre is a growing demand for smaller, thinner, and high - capacity batteries as their power source. Lithium ion rechargeable batteries can be designed small and high - capacity, and in... | the remarkable small, thin, and high-functionality portable electronic equipment such as phones and PDAs, there is growing demand for smaller, thinner, and high-capacity as their power source. Lithium ion rechargeable batteries can be designed small and high-capacity, and in particular, flat prismatic types are suitabl... | wIth tHe REMarKABlE deVelOPMENt Of SmalL, thIN, aND hIGh-FuNCtioNALIty pORTAbLE ElecTRoniC eqUIpmeNt SucH as mObILE pHONEs ANd PdaS, tHerE Is a gRoWiNG deMaND FOR sMallER, THInner, aND HiGh-CaPacIty BATTeRIes as theIR poWEr SoURce. LithIuM IOn rechArGeaBLe bATTErIES cAN bE deSignED SMAll And hiGH-CApaCITY, AnD IN PARTi... | With the remarkable development of small, thin, and high-functionalityportable electronic equipment suchas mobile phones and PDAs, there is agrowing demand for smaller, thinner, and high-capacity batteries as their power source. Lithium ion rechargeable batteries can be designedsmall and high-cap... | _With_ the remarkable development of _small,_ thin, and high-functionality portable electronic equipment such as mobile phones and _PDAs,_ _there_ is a growing demand for smaller, thinner, and high-capacity _batteries_ as _their_ power source. Lithium ion rechargeable batteries can _be_ designed small and high-capacity... |
Airlines and other sellers have developed sophisticated revenue management systems (RMSs) to optimize revenue. Generally, when a flight is first added to an airline's flight schedule, the airline's revenue management system attempts to maximize revenue for the flight by establishing a plurality of fare classes and then... | airlines and other sellers have developed sophisticated revenue management systems ( rmss ) to optimize revenue. generally, when a flight is first added to an airline ' s flight schedule, the airline ' s revenue management system attempts to maximize revenue for the flight by establishing a plurality of fare classes an... | Airlines and other sellers have developed sophiWticateW revenue management systems (RMSs) to optimize revenue. Generally, when a flight is first added to an airline ' s flight schedule, the airline ' s revenue management system attempts to maximize revenue for the flight by establishing a plurality of fare classes and ... | Airlines and other sellers have developed sophisticated systems (RMSs) optimize revenue. Generally, when a flight is first added to airline's flight schedule, airline's revenue management system attempts to maximize revenue for the flight by establishing a plurality of fare classes and then allocating the number of sea... | aIrlInES anD OthEr SELLerS Have dEveLoPed SophIstICATEd rEveNUe ManagemEnt sYStEmS (RmsS) To OPtImIze rEvEnUE. GENErALLy, WHeN A FLiGht is fiRst aDDEd to an AIRLiNe'S FliGht ScheDulE, THe aIrlINe's rEVenUE MaNAGEmENt SYsteM aTTEMpts tO MAxIMize ReVenuE FOr THe FLIGhT BY ESTabLIshiNg a plURAliTy of fArE CLassEs AND TheN... | Airlines and other sellers have developedsophisticated revenuemanagement systems (RMSs) tooptimize revenue. Generally, when a flight is first addedto an airline's flight schedule, theairline's revenue management system attempts to maximize revenue for the flight by establishing a plurality... | Airlines and other sellers _have_ developed sophisticated revenue management systems _(RMSs)_ to optimize revenue. _Generally,_ _when_ _a_ _flight_ is first added to an _airline's_ flight _schedule,_ the airline's revenue management _system_ _attempts_ to maximize revenue for the flight by _establishing_ _a_ plurality ... |
Example embodiments generally relate to producing non-detonable explosive samples and, more particularly, to producing such samples for use as training aids.
Non-detonable training aid materials have been developed for allowing training of explosives detection dogs (EDD), dolphins, or other living or non-living entitie... | example embodiments generally relate to producing non - detonable chemical samples and, more particularly, to producing such samples for use as training aids. non - detonable training aid materials have been developed for allowing training of explosives detection dogs ( edd ), dolphins, or other living or non - living ... | Example embodiments generally relate to producing non - detonable explosive samples and, more particularly, to producing such samples for use as training aids. Non - detonable training aid materials have been developed for allowing training of exolosiv3s detection dogs (EDD ), dolphins, or other living or non - living ... | Example embodiments generally relate to producing explosive samples and, more particularly, to producing such samples for use aids. Non-detonable training aid materials have been for allowing training of explosives detection dogs (EDD), dolphins, or other living or non-living entities that can detect presence of explos... | ExaMpLe EMBOdImEntS GenERALly reLAtE TO proDuCiNG NOn-DeTOnAblE explOSIve SAmPLES aND, mORE PARtIcULarly, tO pRODucing SucH SAmpLes For usE as TRaINING AIDS.
nON-DETONable TraInING AID maTerIAls have BEEn DeVelOPeD For allowinG TRainInG oF eXploSiVEs dETeCtion DOgs (Edd), dolPhinS, Or othER LiVing OR non-LIVing enTitIe... | Example embodiments generally relateto producing non-detonableexplosive samples and, more particularly, to producing such samples for use as training aids. Non-detonable training aidmaterials havebeen developed for allowing training of explosives detectiondogs(EDD), dolphins, or other living or non-living... | _Example_ _embodiments_ generally relate _to_ producing non-detonable explosive samples and, more _particularly,_ _to_ producing such samples for use _as_ _training_ aids. Non-detonable training aid materials _have_ been developed _for_ allowing _training_ of explosives detection dogs _(EDD),_ _dolphins,_ or other livi... |
Computers utilize a wide variety of disks to store data. Disks are classified according to the storage medium employed, such as when "optical" disks are distinguished from "magnetic" disks. Disks are also classified as either "floppy" or "hard." Hard disks generally have greater storage capacity, faster data access tim... | computers utilize a wide variety of disks to store data. disks are classified according to the storage medium employed, such as when " optical " disks are distinguished from " magnetic " disks. disks are also classified as either " floppy " or " hard. " hard disks generally have greater storage utilization, faster data... | Computers utilize a Qkde variety of disks to store data. Disks are classified according to the storage medium employed, such as when " optical " disks are distinguished from " magnetic " disks. Disks are also classified as either " floppy " or " hard. " Hard disks generally have greater storage capacity, faster data ac... | Computers utilize a wide of disks store data. Disks classified according to the medium employed, such as when "optical" disks are distinguished from "magnetic" disks. Disks are classified as "floppy" or "hard." Hard disks generally greater storage faster data access times, and longer useful lives than floppy disks ("fl... | COMPUTERs UtIliZe a wIdE VaRIety OF DISKS tO sTORE DATA. dISKs arE clASsIFiED aCcoRdiNg tO tHE StOrage MeDiUM emPLOYed, SUch as wheN "OpTIcAL" diSkS arE disTinGUiShEd from "MAgNETiC" dISkS. disks aRe ALSO CLAssifIED As eItHeR "FlOPPY" OR "HArD." HarD Disks geNErally hAvE greATeR sTOrAge CapaCiTy, faStER daTa acCESs tIm... | Computers utilize a wide variety of disks to store data. Disks are classified according tothe storage mediumemployed, such as when "optical" disks are distinguished from "magnetic" disks. Disks are also classified as either "floppy" or "hard." Harddisks generally have greater storage capacity,fasterdata ... | _Computers_ _utilize_ a wide variety of disks to store data. Disks _are_ classified according to the _storage_ medium _employed,_ such _as_ when "optical" disks are distinguished from "magnetic" disks. Disks are also _classified_ as either "floppy" _or_ "hard." Hard _disks_ _generally_ have _greater_ _storage_ capacity... |
In a tape player in general, a tape cassette is set in position by a series of loading operations, namely, first pulling the cassette into the tape player and then dropping it in the play position, and is removed by a series of ejecting operations, namely, first lifting it above the play position and then bringing it t... | in a tape player of general, each tape cassette is set in position by a series of loading operations, namely, first slamming the cassette into the tape player and then dropping something in the play position, and is removed by a series of ejecting operations, namely, first lifting it above the play position and then br... | In a tape player in general, a tape cassette is set in position by a series of loading kpetations, namely, first pulling the cassette into the tape player and HNen dropping it in the play position, and is removed by a series of ejecting operations, namely, first lifting it above the play position and then bringing it t... | a tape player in general, a tape cassette is in position by a series of loading operations, namely, first pulling the cassette into the tape player and then it in the play position, and is removed a series of ejecting namely, first lifting it above the play and then bringing it to a removable position. The series of an... | iN a tApE plAYeR IN GenerAl, a TapE CassettE is sET IN PosItION by a SEriEs OF LoAdING OPErations, NamElY, firST pUlLinG the CAsseTtE inTo thE TAPE PlAYeR AnD ThEN dRoppINg iT In THe pLay posITiOn, aND iS reMOVED by a SErIEs oF ejECTINg OperaTioNS, NaMely, firST LIfTInG it aboVE THe pLay posItiOn And thEN brINGiNG IT T... | In a tape player in general, atapecassette is set in position by aseries of loading operations, namely,first pulling the cassette into the tape player and thendropping it in the play position, andis removed by a series of ejecting operations, namely, first lifting itabove the play p... | In a tape player in general, a tape _cassette_ is set in _position_ by a series of loading operations, namely, _first_ pulling the _cassette_ into _the_ tape player _and_ then dropping it in the play position, _and_ _is_ removed by a series of ejecting operations, _namely,_ first lifting it _above_ _the_ _play_ positio... |
1. Field
Apparatuses consistent with exemplary embodiments relate to a thin telephoto lens and an image pickup apparatus including the same, and more particularly, to a telephoto lens that is thin enough to be used in a mobile device and an image pickup apparatus including the thin telephoto lens.
2. Description of the... | 1. field apparatuses consistent with exemplary embodiments relate to a thin telephoto lens and an image pickup apparatus including the same, and more particularly, to a telephoto lens that is compact enough to be used in a mobile device and an image pickup apparatus including the thin telephoto microscope. 2. descripti... | 1. Field Apparatuses consistent with exemplary embodiments relate to a thin telephoto lens and an image pickup apparatus including the same, and more particularly, to a telephoto lens that is thin enough to be used in a mobile device and an image pickup apparatus including the thin telephoto lens. 2. Description of the... | 1. Field consistent with exemplary embodiments relate to a thin telephoto lens and an image pickup apparatus including the same, and more particularly, to a telephoto lens that is thin enough to be used in a mobile device and an pickup apparatus including the thin Description of the Related Art A a refractive optical s... | 1. fIELD
aPPARATusEs coNsisTent wItH exEMPLaRy EmBoDimEnTs RelATe tO a THin TELePhOTO LEnS aND An IMAGe PiCkup apPAraTuS iNClUdING tHe SAme, AnD MOrE paRtICULARly, To A TElEPhoTo lens tHat is thIn enoUGH TO Be used IN a Mobile DeVice And An IMAGE PiCkuP APPARaTuS InClUdiNg THe tHIN TElepHoTO LENS.
2. deSCRIPTIOn OF tHE... | 1. Field Apparatuses consistent with exemplary embodiments relate to a thin telephoto lens and an image pickup apparatusincluding the same, and moreparticularly, to a telephoto lens that isthin enough to be used in amobiledevice and an image pickup apparatus including the thin telephoto len... | 1. Field Apparatuses _consistent_ with _exemplary_ embodiments relate to _a_ thin telephoto lens _and_ an image pickup apparatus including the _same,_ and _more_ particularly, to a telephoto lens that is thin enough _to_ be used _in_ _a_ _mobile_ device and an image pickup _apparatus_ including the thin telephoto _lens... |
The disclosure herein relates to crosslinkable polymers for use in downhole applications such as drilling and completion operations.
Many subterranean treatments require viscosified fluids. For instance, viscosified fluids may be used as or in drilling fluids, completion fluids, as well as other treating fluids. The te... | the disclosure herein relates to crosslinkable polymers for use in downhole applications such the drilling and completion operations. many subterranean treatments require viscosified fluids. for instance, dry fluids may be used as or in drilling fluids, completion fluids, as well as other treating fluids. the term “ dr... | The disclosure herein relates to crosslinkable polymers for use in downhole applications such as drilling and completion operations. Many subterranean treatments require viscosified fluids. For ine4ance, viscosified fluids may be used as or in drilling fluids, completion fluids, as well as other treating fluids. The te... | The disclosure herein relates to crosslinkable polymers for use in downhole applications such as drilling and completion operations. subterranean require viscosified fluids. For instance, viscosified fluids may be used as or drilling fluids, completion fluids, as well as other treating fluids. The term “drilling as use... | THe dIScLosure HeReIn reLAtEs TO cROsSliNKABLe polYMErs for uSE IN DOwNHoLe ApPLicAtIONs suCh AS drilLing AND cOmpleTIOn OpERATIons.
ManY SUBTERrAnEaN trEaTMEnTs REQuIre ViScoSiFIED FluIds. FOR inStANCE, vIscoSIFIed flUiDS may Be UseD As OR iN driLLiNG fluidS, coMplETioN FluidS, As WeLl aS otHER trEatInG fluIds. the Te... | The disclosure hereinrelates to crosslinkable polymers for use in downhole applications such as drilling and completion operations. Many subterranean treatments require viscosified fluids. For instance,viscosified fluids may be used as or in drilling fluids, completion fluids, as well as other treatin... | The disclosure herein relates to crosslinkable polymers for use in downhole applications such as drilling and completion operations. Many subterranean treatments require viscosified fluids. _For_ instance, viscosified fluids may _be_ used as _or_ in drilling _fluids,_ completion fluids, as well as other _treating_ flui... |
The present invention relates to methods and devices for preparing beverages using capsules containing a food substance, such as a substance to be extracted and/or to be dissolved. The invention relates more precisely to a method and a device for preparing, in an optimized manner, a variety of beverages from substances... | the present invention relates to methods and devices for preparing beverages using capsules containing a food substance, such as a substance to be extracted and / or to be dissolved. the invention related more precisely to a method and a device for preparing, possibly an optimized process, a variety containing beverage... | The present invention relates to methods and devices for preparing beverages using capsules containing a food substance, such as a substance to be extracted and / or to be dissolved. The invention relates mod@ precisely to a method and a device for preparing, in an optimized manner, a variety of beverages from substanc... | present invention to methods devices for preparing using capsules containing a food substance, such as a substance to be extracted and/or to dissolved. The invention relates precisely to a method and a device preparing, in an optimized manner, a variety of beverages from substances of different types. The use of capsul... | the PReSenT INVeNTIoN relates To mEthODS aNd dEviceS fOr pREpAring bEVERAgES usinG CaPsULES contaINiNG A fOoD subsTANce, such as a SUBSTANCe To bE exTRaCTed aND/oR to Be dIsSolved. thE invEntIOn ReLaTES more pRecISeLY to a METhoD AND a deVicE FOR PREParInG, iN an OpTimizED MaNneR, A VAriEty oF BEvERages FROM substances... | The present invention relates to methodsanddevices for preparing beverages using capsules containing a food substance, such as a substance to be extracted and/or to be dissolved. The invention relates more precisely to a method anda devicefor preparing, in an optimized manner, a varietyof beverages from subs... | The present invention _relates_ to _methods_ and devices for preparing beverages using capsules containing a food _substance,_ such _as_ a _substance_ _to_ be _extracted_ and/or to be _dissolved._ The invention relates more precisely to a method and a device for preparing, in an optimized manner, a variety of beverages... |
The present invention relates to an inner container useful for shipping products. The inner container provides satisfactory protection during transportation and storage, and is easily and efficiently manipulated to display contained products for sale.
Many products are shipped as multiple units of the product in one la... | the present invention relates to an interior container useful for shipping products. the inner container provides satisfactory protection during transportation and storage, and is easily and efficiently manipulated to display contained products for sale. many products are shipped as multiple units of the product in one... | The present invention relates to an inner container useful for shipping products. The inner container provides satisfactory protection during transportation and storage, and is easily and efficiently manipulated to display contained products for sale. Many products are shipped as multiple units of the product in one la... | The present to an inner container useful for shipping products. The inner container provides satisfactory protection during transportation and storage, and easily and efficiently manipulated to contained products for sale. Many products are shipped as multiple units of the product in one large container, with intention... | THE PResENT iNveNTION RElAtES to AN iNnEr CoNtaiNEr usEFuL FOr ShipPING pRodUCts. The Inner CONtAinER PROVIdes sATisfaCtOry PROTeCTiOn durING traNsPortaTioN AnD sToRagE, aND is EASiLy and effICieNtLY maNIPUlatED to dISPlaY ContAINEd proDUCtS fOR SaLE.
MAnY proDuCTS arE sHiPPED AS MultIpLe uNITS of tHE prOduCT iN one La... | The present invention relates to an inner container useful forshippingproducts.The inner container provides satisfactory protection during transportation and storage, and is easily and efficiently manipulated to displaycontained products for sale. Many products are shipped as multiple units of th... | The present invention relates _to_ an _inner_ container useful for shipping products. _The_ inner container provides satisfactory protection _during_ transportation and _storage,_ and is _easily_ and efficiently manipulated to display contained products _for_ sale. Many _products_ are shipped as multiple units _of_ the... |
Conventionally, for example, non-patent document 1 describes a thermal management device in which an intercooler, a condenser, and a radiator are disposed in the same coolant circuit.
The intercooler is a heat exchanger that cools the intake air to the engine by dissipating heat from the intake air into a coolant. The ... | similarly, for simplicity, non - patent document 1 describes a pressure management device to case an intercooler, a condenser, and a radiator be disposed in the same coolant circuit. the intercooler is a heat exchanger that cools the intake air to the engine before dissipating energy from the intake air into a coolant.... | CLnventionaKly, for example, non - patent document 1 describes a thfrnal management device in whucN an 7n^ercooler, a condenser, and a radiator are dusposFd in the same coolant D8rcuit. The intercooler is a heat exchanger that cools the intake air to the engine by dissipating heat from the intake air into a coolant. Th... | Conventionally, for example, non-patent document 1 describes a thermal management device in intercooler, a condenser, and a radiator disposed in same coolant circuit. The intercooler is a heat exchanger that cools the intake air to the engine by dissipating from the intake air into coolant. The condenser is a heat that... | CONVENTiONaLLy, FOr ExAmple, NOn-PAtENt dOCumENT 1 deScRIbes A thermAL MaNaGEmeNT deviCe in whiCh an INtErcooLER, A CoNDensER, AnD a RadiatOr arE dIsPosEd iN the sAMe COOLAnT ciRcuIT.
THe INteRCOoLEr Is a HeaT ExCHanGER tHAt cOolS THE intAkE aIr TO ThE eNGiNE by DIssipATINg heAt fRoM The intAke aIr iNTo A cOolaNt. The ... | Conventionally, for example, non-patent document 1 describes a thermal management device in which anintercooler, a condenser, and a radiator aredisposed in the same coolant circuit. The intercooler is a heat exchanger thatcoolsthe intake air to theengine by dissipating heatfrom the intake air into ... | Conventionally, for example, non-patent document 1 describes a thermal management device _in_ _which_ an intercooler, a condenser, and _a_ radiator are disposed in the same coolant circuit. The intercooler _is_ a heat exchanger that cools _the_ intake air to the engine by dissipating heat from the intake air into a coo... |
The present invention generally pertains to a conference calling arrangement for a digital switching network and more particularly to a time shared three-port conference circuit for use in conjunction with a T-S-T digital switching network.
Historically, switching systems were equipped with a number of conference circu... | the present invention generally pertains to a conference calling arrangement for a digital switching network and more particularly to a time shared three - port conference circuit for use in conjunction with a c - s - t digital switching network. historically, telecommunications systems were equipped with a number of c... | The present invention gejeralky pertains to a conference calling arrangement for a digital switching network and more Larticu>arly to a time shared three - port conference circuit for use in conjunction with a T - S - T digital switching network. Historically, switching systems were equipped with a number of conference... | The present generally pertains to a conference calling arrangement for digital switching and more particularly to a time shared three-port conference circuit for use in conjunction with T-S-T switching network. Historically, switching systems were equipped with a number of conference When a request for a conference cal... | ThE pREseNt InVentioN gENerALly PeRtaINS tO a CoNFerEnCE CAlling aRRAnGEmenT FOR a diGITAl swItchiNG NetwOrk AND MorE PArticuLArlY to a tIme SHARED thREe-pORT COnfErEnce cIrcuiT fOr uSe In conJUNCtiOn wITH a T-s-t DiGITAL sWITChInG NEtwoRk.
HiSTOriCALlY, swiTCHING sySTeMs werE EquippED wiTh a nuMBeR of CONfeREnce cIrCu... | The presentinvention generally pertainsto a conferencecalling arrangement for adigital switching network and more particularly to a time shared three-port conferencecircuit for use in conjunction with a T-S-T digital switching network. Historically, switching systems wereequipped with a number of conf... | The present invention generally pertains to _a_ conference calling arrangement _for_ _a_ digital switching _network_ and _more_ particularly to a time shared three-port _conference_ circuit for use in conjunction with a T-S-T digital switching network. _Historically,_ _switching_ _systems_ were equipped with a number o... |
Traffic delineators are known. Delineators are typically used on or near roadways or other paved or unpaved surfaces where automobiles, trucks, or other motorized or unmotorized vehicles travel. Often a series of delineators are arranged along a road, lane, or path so as to highlight or increase its visibility for the ... | traffic delineators are known. delineators are typically used on or near asphalt or other paved or unpaved surfaces where automobiles, trucks, or other motorized or unmotorized vehicles travel. often a series number delineators are arranged along a road, lane, or path so as to highlight or increase its visibility for t... | Traffic delineators are known. Delineators are typically used on or near roadways or other paved or unpaved surfaces where automobiles, trucks, or other motorized or unmotorized vehicles 6rav2l. Often a series of delineators are arranged along a road, >an@, or path so as to highlight or increase its visibility for the ... | Traffic delineators known. Delineators typically used or near roadways or other or unpaved surfaces where automobiles, trucks, or other motorized or unmotorized vehicles travel. a series delineators are arranged a road, lane, or path so as to highlight or increase its for the benefit of vehicle operators. FIG. 1 is an ... | tRaffIC delINEATorS arE kNown. DeLineAtoRs Are TYpicAllY used oN OR nEAr roADwAys or oThEr Paved Or Unpaved surFaCeS WhERe AutoMObILes, tRUCKS, OR OtHEr MoTOriZEd or UNMOtOrIZeD vEhICLES TrAveL. OFteN A sERieS OF dELiNEaToRs arE ARRaNGed aLonG a roAD, lANe, or path so as to HiGHLight oR iNCReaSe its vIsIBiliTY FOr THe ... | Traffic delineators are known. Delineators aretypically used on or near roadways or other paved orunpavedsurfaces whereautomobiles, trucks, or other motorized or unmotorized vehicles travel. Oftena series of delineators are arranged along a road, lane, orpath so as to highlight or increase its ... | _Traffic_ delineators _are_ known. Delineators are typically used on or near roadways or other paved or _unpaved_ surfaces where _automobiles,_ _trucks,_ or other motorized or unmotorized vehicles travel. Often _a_ series of delineators are arranged _along_ a road, lane, or path so as to _highlight_ or increase its _vi... |
Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method of forming a fine conductive pattern, such as forming a coil winding on the upper surface of a substrate at the time of fabricating a thin-film magnetic head.
Related Art
To form a coil pattern of a thin-film magnetic head, a frame plating method or an ion millin... | field of the invention the invention relates to a method of forming a fine conductive pattern, such as forming a coil winding on the upper surface of a substrate at the time of fabricating some thin - film magnetic head. related art to form a coil pattern of a thin - film magnetic substrate, a frame plating method or a... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method of forming a fine conductive pattern, such as forming a coil winding on the upper surface of a substrate at the time of fabricating a thin - film magnetic head. Related Art To form a coil pattern of a thin - film magnetic head, a frame plating method or an ion mi... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to method of forming a fine conductive pattern, such as forming a coil winding on the upper surface of a substrate at the time of fabricating a thin-film magnetic head. To form a coil pattern of a thin-film magnetic head, a frame plating method or an ion milling method have ... | fIELD OF tHE INvENTiOn
tHe iNVENTIOn reLAtES To A mEthOD of foRmiNg a fine cOnDuCtive pATTERN, suCh As fOrmIng a COIl WiNDiNG On ThE UpPer SuRfAcE of A sUbStrAtE AT thE timE Of FABricAtinG A thIn-fIlm magNEtIc hEad.
RElateD Art
TO FOrM a COiL pAtterN OF A Thin-filM magnEtiC HeAd, a FrAme PLATiNG mEThOd OR an iOn MIlliN... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to amethod of forming a fineconductive pattern, such as forming a coil winding on the upper surface of a substrate at the time of fabricating a thin-filmmagnetic head. RelatedArt To form a coil pattern of a thin-film magnetic head, a frame plating method o... | Field of the Invention _The_ invention _relates_ to a method of forming a fine _conductive_ pattern, such as forming a coil winding on the upper surface of a substrate _at_ the time _of_ fabricating a thin-film _magnetic_ head. Related Art _To_ form a coil pattern of a thin-film magnetic head, a frame plating method or... |
Unless the context of the text requires otherwise, the term “craft” means any vehicle, watercraft, or ice craft. Examples of a vehicle would include wheeled vehicles and the like. Watercraft comprise by way of example, without limitation single, multihull and hydrofoil vessels. As used herein, ice craft comprises vehic... | unless the context for the text requires otherwise, the term “ craft ” means any vehicle, watercraft, or ice craft. examples of a vehicle would include wheeled vessel and the like. watercraft comprise by way of example, without limitation single, multihull and hydrofoil vessels. as used herein, ice craft comprises vehi... | Unless the context of the 6exg requires otherwise, the rerJ “ craft ” means any vehicle, watercraft, or ice cEact. Examples of a vehicle would include wheeled vehicles and the like. Watercraft comprise by way of example, without limitation single, multihull and hydrofoil vessels. As used herein, ice craft comprises veh... | Unless the context of the text requires otherwise, the term “craft” any watercraft, or ice craft. Examples of a vehicle would wheeled vehicles and like. Watercraft comprise by way of example, without limitation single, multihull hydrofoil vessels. As used herein, ice craft comprises vehicles having skis and/or skate li... | UNLeSs the CoNtEXt Of tHe TEXT reQUiRES oTHErwise, THE TERM “Craft” MeAnS aNY vEHiCle, WaterCRAft, oR icE cRAFT. exAmpLeS of a VehICle woulD InclUDe wheeLEd VehiclEs aNd THE likE. WaTErCraFT CoMpRISe By way Of EXampLE, WiTHOut lIMITatiOn SinGle, mUltIHulL AnD hYdrOFOIL VesSELs. as usEd heReiN, IcE Craft CoMpRises vEhIc... | Unless the context ofthe text requiresotherwise, the term “craft” means any vehicle, watercraft, or ice craft. Examples of a vehicle would include wheeled vehicles andthe like.Watercraft comprise by way of example, withoutlimitation single, multihull and hydrofoil vessels. As used herein, ice ... | _Unless_ the context of _the_ text requires otherwise, the term “craft” means _any_ vehicle, _watercraft,_ _or_ ice craft. Examples of a vehicle would include wheeled vehicles _and_ _the_ like. _Watercraft_ comprise by way of example, without limitation single, multihull and hydrofoil vessels. As used _herein,_ ice _cr... |
As the developments of networked processing systems, such as the Internet, continue to advance more computing power and features are available to users. For example, information that historically has been limited to TV and Radio broadcasts on home appliances is now being made available through on-line computing service... | as the developments of networked processing systems, such as the internet, continue to advance more computing power and features are available to users. for example, information that traditionally has been limited to tv and radio broadcasts on home appliances is now being made available through on - line computing serv... | As the developments of networked processing systems, such as the Internet, continue to advxnse more computing power and features are available to users. For exXm0le, information that historically has been limited to TV and Radio broadcasts on home appliances is now being made available through on - line computing servi... | As the networked systems, such as the Internet, continue advance more computing power and features are available to users. For example, information that historically has limited to TV and Radio broadcasts on home appliances is now being available through on-line computing services. The combination of networked computer... | AS thE DEveLOPMents OF NetWORKed PROcEsSinG sysTEms, SuCh AS THE intERnEt, CoNtiNue to adVAnCe MoRe COmPUTinG POwER anD FEatURes ARE AvAilablE TO USErs. for exampLE, INfOrmAtION THAT HIstoRICaLlY hAs bEen lIMIted To Tv ANd RAdiO bRoaDcAsts oN Home appliANcEs Is nOW bEIng mADe AvAiLABlE tHROuGH On-LINe COmpuTiNG SerVice... | As the developments of networked processing systems, such as the Internet, continue to advance more computing power and features are available to users. For example, information that historically has beenlimited to TV and Radio broadcasts on home appliances is nowbeing made available throughon-line co... | As _the_ developments of networked processing systems, such as the Internet, continue to advance more computing power and features are available to users. For example, information that historically has been limited to TV and _Radio_ broadcasts on home appliances is now _being_ made _available_ through on-line computing... |
The present invention relates to a process and a device for producing a package of elongated winding material. Here elongated winding material is preferably to be understood as winding material containing metal, in particular copper, such as wire, blank or plastic-coated strands and so on. However, the invention shall ... | this present invention relates to a process and a device for producing a package of elongated winding material. here elongated winding materials is preferably to be understood as winding material containing strands, in particular copper, such as wire, blank or plastic - coated strands and so much. however, the inventio... | The present invention relates to a prox4ss and a device for producing a package of elongated winding material. Here elongated Aindong material is preferably to be undeest*od as winding material containing metal, in partisu.ar co)p@r, such as wire, blank or plastic - coated strands and so on. Ho!$ver, the invention shzl... | present invention relates to process and a device for producing package of elongated winding Here elongated winding material is preferably to be understood as winding material containing metal, in particular copper, such as wire, blank or plastic-coated strands and so on. However, the invention shall also be applicable... | The pReSenT InventIon RelatEs To a pRoCEsS AnD a DevicE fOr PRoducING a PACKaGe oF EloNGateD wINDIng MATeRiaL. hEre ELONGaTEd wINdIng mAteRiaL IS prEFErablY To Be uNDersTOoD aS WIndIng mAterIAL ConTAInINg mEtaL, In pArTICuLaR coppER, sUCh aS wIRE, BLank Or PLAStIc-coaTEd sTRAndS and SO On. hoWEvEr, tHe InVENTIOn shALL ... | The present inventionrelatesto a processand a device forproducing a package of elongated winding material. Here elongated winding material is preferably to be understood as winding material containing metal, in particular copper, such as wire, blank orplastic-coated strands and so on. However, the inven... | _The_ present invention relates to a process and a device for producing a package of _elongated_ winding _material._ _Here_ elongated winding _material_ is _preferably_ to _be_ understood as winding material containing metal, in particular copper, such as _wire,_ _blank_ or _plastic-coated_ strands and so on. _However,... |
This invention relates to a ring tenser used in a twisting machine or the like for applying appropriate tension to a yarn when it is unwound from a yarn supply package.
In such ring tensers, a slightest difference in weight will have a significant effect on characters of a yarn produced. Accordingly, selection of a rin... | this invention relates to a rope tenser invented in a twisting machine or the like for applying appropriate tension to a yarn when it is removed from a yarn supply package. in such ring tensers, a little difference between weight will have particularly significant effect on characters of a yarn produced. accordingly, s... | This invention relates to a ring tenser usSS in a twisting machine or the like for applying appropriate tension to a yarn when it is unwound from a yarn supply package. In such ring tensers, a slightest difference in weight will have a significant effect on characters of a yarn prkducev. Accordingly, selection of a rin... | This invention relates to a ring tenser in a twisting machine or the like for applying appropriate tension to a yarn when is unwound from a yarn supply package. In such ring tensers, slightest difference in weight will have a significant effect on of yarn produced. Accordingly, selection of ring employed in such tenser... | tHIS iNvENTIOn relateS to A rING TENseR Used iN A TWIsTing mAchiNE or The LIkE FoR APPLYiNg APPROPrIAte TENSiOn to a YARN whEN it Is UnWouNd froM a yARn supPlY PACkagE.
IN suCh rinG TeNserS, A sLIghTEst dIFFeREnCe IN WEIgHT WIlL hAvE A SIGniFiCANT EfFeCT on chArACtERS Of A YARn PRODucED. ACCoRDInGLy, SelectIon Of a RIn... | This invention relates to a ring tenser used in atwisting machine or the like forapplyingappropriate tension to a yarn when itis unwound froma yarn supply package. Insuchring tensers, aslightest difference in weight will have a significant effect on characters of a yarn produced. Accordingly, ... | This invention relates _to_ a ring tenser used _in_ a twisting machine or the like for _applying_ appropriate tension to a yarn when it is unwound _from_ _a_ yarn _supply_ _package._ _In_ such ring tensers, a slightest _difference_ in weight will _have_ _a_ significant effect on _characters_ of a _yarn_ _produced._ Acc... |
Nasal obstruction is characterized by inflammation and/or anatomical conditions including nasal valve collapse, nasal valve obstruction, septal deviation, and medium turbinate hypertrophy. These conditions obstruct and restrict nasal airflow causing difficulties in breathing through the nose. | nasal obstruction usually cause by inflammation by / or anatomical conditions including nasal valve collapse, nasal valve obstruction, septal deviation, and medium turbinate anomaly. these conditions obstruct and restrict cerebral airflow causing trouble in breathing through the obstruction. | Nasal obstruction is chsractSrized by inflammation and / or ana$omicai conditions including Hasa/ valve collapse, nasal vaovW obstruction, zrptal deviation, and medium turbinate hypertrophy. TG$se coJditionq obstruct and restrict nasal W*rflow causing difficulties in breatYinh through the boqe. | Nasal obstruction is characterized by inflammation and/or anatomical conditions including nasal valve collapse, nasal valve obstruction, deviation, and medium turbinate hypertrophy. These conditions obstruct and restrict nasal airflow causing difficulties in breathing nose. | naSaL ObSTruCTION iS chAraCTERIzEd By InfLammatIoN And/or ANATOMIcAL conDItIOns IncLUDINg NaSaL vAlve coLlapsE, NaSAL vAlve oBstrUctIoN, SEptAL deViaTion, AND mediUM TURbInatE hYPErTrOPHy. thesE CondITions obStRUCt AND ResTRIct naSaL airflOw cAusing dIFFICuLTies IN bREAThiNG THrOugh the nOSe. | Nasal obstruction is characterized by inflammation and/or anatomical conditions including nasal valve collapse, nasal valve obstruction, septal deviation, and medium turbinate hypertrophy. These conditions obstruct andrestrict nasal airflow causing difficulties in breathing through thenose. | _Nasal_ obstruction is characterized by inflammation and/or anatomical _conditions_ _including_ _nasal_ valve collapse, _nasal_ valve obstruction, septal deviation, _and_ medium _turbinate_ hypertrophy. These conditions obstruct and restrict _nasal_ airflow _causing_ difficulties in breathing _through_ the nose. |
Particulate impurities in fuel are known to be the cause of engine breakdowns and wear problems, particularly with the diesel. A diesel fuel filter, after it is covered with dirt and grit, may stop passing fuel altogether, causing the engine to stop. Also, eventually some of the grit may somehow work its way through th... | particulate impurities in fuel are reputed to be the cause of engine breakdowns and wear problems, particularly with the diesel. a diesel exhaust filter, after it is covered with dirt and grit, may stop passing fuel altogether, causing the engine to stop. also, removing some of the grit may somehow work its way through... | Particulate impurities in fuel are kGowJ to be the cSusf of engine breakdowns and wear problems, particularly with the diesel. A diesel fuel filter, aBtSr it is covered with dirt and grit, may stop passing fuel altogether, causing the engine to stop. Also, eventually some of the grJg may somehow work its way throuYM th... | Particulate impurities in fuel are known to be cause of engine breakdowns and wear problems, particularly with the diesel. A diesel fuel filter, after it is covered with dirt and may passing fuel altogether, causing engine to Also, eventually some of the grit may somehow work its way through the and do considerable dam... | PARTICUlaTE IMPuRItiES iN fuEL ARE KnowN to be thE CaUse oF ENgiNE BreAkdowNs AnD WeAr pRobLEMs, pARTICUlaRLy WITH ThE DIESel. a dieSeL FUEl FilTeR, afTEr It iS covErED wIth DIrt aNd GRIt, MaY StOP PaSSIng fuEl aLtOgeThEr, CAUsiNG thE EnGINE To stop. aLsO, eveNtUAlLy somE Of tHE gRIt maY soMehOW WORk ITs wAY tHROugH TH... | Particulate impurities in fuel are knownto be the cause of engine breakdowns and wear problems,particularly withthe diesel. A dieselfuelfilter, after it is covered with dirt and grit, may stop passing fuel altogether, causing the engineto stop. Also, eventually some of the grit may somehowwork ... | Particulate _impurities_ in fuel _are_ known to _be_ the cause of engine breakdowns _and_ wear problems, particularly with the diesel. A _diesel_ _fuel_ filter, after it is covered with dirt and grit, may stop _passing_ fuel altogether, causing the engine to stop. Also, eventually some _of_ the _grit_ may somehow _work... |
1. Field of Our Invention
Our invention relates to apparatus for testing mechanical heart valves, and in particular mechanical heart valves having a rigid annulus and one or more pivoting leaflets mounted therein.
2. Description of Related Art
Various types of heart valve prostheses have been proposed, and many give ge... | 1. field of our invention our invention relates to apparatus for testing mechanical heart valves, and in particular mechanical heart valves having a rigid annulus and one or more pivoting leaflets mounted therein. 2. pieces of related art various types of heart valve prostheses have been proposed, and many give general... | 1. Field of Our Invention Our invention relates to apparatus for testing mechanical heart valves, and in particular mechanical heart valves uavinb a rigid annulus and one or more pivoting leaflets mounted therein. 2. Description of Related Art Various types of heart valve prostheses have been proposed, and many give ge... | 1. Field of Our Invention Our invention relates to apparatus for testing heart valves, and in particular heart valves having rigid annulus and one more pivoting leaflets mounted therein. 2. Description of Related Art Various types of heart valve prostheses have been proposed, and many give generally satisfactory operat... | 1. fieLD Of Our InventIon
oUR INvEntIon rELaTEs TO AppARaTus fOR teSTInG mechANiCAL HeaRt vALVEs, ANd in ParticUlAR MecHANicaL HEaRT VALVES HAviNG a RIgID aNnUluS AND oNE or mORE PIvOTinG leAflEts moUNtED tHereIn.
2. descRiPTIOn OF rELAtED ART
vARiOuS TypES oF hEart vaLve pRosThESEs hAVe bEEN proPoSeD, and mAny giVE Ge... | 1. Field ofOur Invention Our invention relates toapparatus for testingmechanical heart valves, and in particular mechanical heart valveshaving a rigid annulus and one or more pivoting leaflets mounted therein. 2. Description of Related Art Various types of heart valve prostheses have been proposed, and many ... | 1. Field of Our Invention Our invention relates to _apparatus_ for testing mechanical heart valves, _and_ _in_ _particular_ mechanical heart _valves_ having _a_ rigid _annulus_ _and_ one or _more_ pivoting leaflets _mounted_ therein. 2. Description of Related Art Various types _of_ _heart_ valve _prostheses_ have _been... |
The present invention relates to an optoelectronic component having luminescence-emitting properties, comprising an optoelectronic element having a body with contacts which body is at least partially light-transparent for allowing emission of luminescence.
Optoelectronic elements with luminescence-emitting properties, ... | the present invention relates to an optoelectronic component having luminescence - emitting properties, comprising an optoelectronic element of transparent body with contacts which body is at least partially light - transparent for allowing emission controlled luminescence. optoelectronic elements with luminescence - e... | The present invention relates to an optoelectronic component having luminescence - emitting properties, comprising an optoelectronic element having a body with contacts which body is at least partially light - transparent for allowing emission of luminescence. Optoelectronic elements with luminescence - emitting proper... | The present invention to an optoelectronic component having luminescence-emitting properties, comprising an optoelectronic element having a body with contacts which body is at least light-transparent for allowing of luminescence. Optoelectronic elements with luminescence-emitting also called light emitting diodes, semi... | THe PreSENT iNVEnTiOn RelATeS TO AN oPtoELECTrONic CoMpoNEnt haVInG LuMINesceNCE-emiTtiNG PROPertIeS, ComPRIsiNG AN opTOELeCtRoNIC elemeNT HAvINg A BOdy wItH CONtaCTS WHicH bOdy Is AT leasT PArTIALlY lighT-TrANsPArEnt fOr aLlOwINg emISSION of lumInESCEnCE.
OptOElECTrONIC ElEMeNTS with LUMINESCEnCE-eMIttING PRopErTIES, ... | The present invention relates toan optoelectronic componenthaving luminescence-emitting properties, comprising an optoelectronicelement having a body with contacts whichbody is at least partiallylight-transparent for allowing emission of luminescence. Optoelectronic elements with luminescence-emitting propert... | The _present_ invention _relates_ to _an_ optoelectronic component having _luminescence-emitting_ _properties,_ comprising an optoelectronic element having a _body_ with contacts which body is at least partially light-transparent for allowing emission of _luminescence._ Optoelectronic elements with _luminescence-emitti... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains to handling sheets of paper, and more particularly to apparatus and methods for sealing a folded sheet of paper to itself.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Numerous types of business forms have been developed over the years. Many kinds of business forms are used as maile... | 1. field of the invention this invention pertains to handling sheets of paper, and more particularly to apparatus and methods for sealing a folded sheet of paper to itself. e. description of the prior art numerous types of business forms have been developed over the years. many kinds of business forms are designated as... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to handling sheets of paper, and more particularly to apparatus and methods for sealing a folded sheet of paper to itself. 2. Description of the Pr8(r Art Numerous types of business forms have been developed over the years. Many kinds of business forms are used as msiOe... | 1. Field the Invention This invention pertains to handling sheets of paper, and more particularly apparatus and methods for sealing a folded sheet of paper to itself. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous types of forms have been developed the years. Many kinds business forms are used as mailers. An example of a mul... | 1. FIELd OF THE InVeNtiOn
THis iNVEntION pertaiNs To HANdLIng sHeEts oF paPEr, aNd MoRE PArTicUlArLY TO aPParaTuS anD mEtHOdS foR SealINg A foLded SheeT Of paPeR tO ITSElF.
2. DEScRIPtion OF tHe prioR ARt
nUmeroUS TypeS Of BUsineSS forMs HaVe Been DEvEloped OvER tHE yEArS. MANy kIndS of buSInesS fORms are USeD AS MaiLe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to handling sheets of paper, andmore particularly to apparatus and methods for sealing a folded sheet of paper to itself. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous types of business forms have been developed over the years.Many kinds of business forms... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention _pertains_ to handling sheets _of_ _paper,_ and more particularly to apparatus and _methods_ for _sealing_ a folded _sheet_ _of_ paper to itself. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous types of business _forms_ _have_ been developed over the years. Many kinds of business for... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a board connector.
2. Description of the Related Art
U.S. Pat. No. 7,134,910 discloses a board connector with a synthetic resin housing configured to receive a mating connector from the front. Mounting grooves are formed on side surfaces of the housing. Fixtures are mo... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a board connector. 2. description of the related art u. o. pat. no. 7, 134, 910 discloses a board connector with a synthetic resin housing configured and receive a mating connector from the front. mounting grooves are formed on side surfaces of the housing. fixtures ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a board comnextor. 2. Description of the Related Art U. S. Pat. No. 7, 134, 910 discloses a board connector with a synthetic resin housing configured to receive a mating connector from the front. Mounting grooves are formed on side surfaces of the housing. Fixtures are... | 1. Field of the Invention The to a board connector. 2. Description of the Related Art U.S. Pat. 7,134,910 discloses a connector with a synthetic resin housing configured to receive a mating connector from the front. grooves are formed on side surfaces of the housing. Fixtures are mounted in mounting grooves and lower e... | 1. fIELd of the InVEntion
tHE iNVEnTion rELATES tO a bOARD CoNneCtoR.
2. descRIPTIOn of tHE RelateD aRt
u.s. PAt. NO. 7,134,910 diSClOses A BoaRd CONNECTOR WiTh a sYnTHetIC resiN hOusInG cONFigUREd to reCeivE a mATiNg conNectOr FroM THe froNt. MoUnting gRooves are formed On side sURfaces OF the hoUsiNg. fIXtUReS ArE MO... | 1.Field of the Invention The invention relates to aboard connector. 2. Description of the RelatedArt U.S. Pat.No. 7,134,910discloses a board connector witha synthetic resin housing configured toreceive a mating connector from the front. Mountinggrooves are formedon side surfaces of the housing.Fixtures... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ The invention _relates_ to _a_ board connector. 2. Description of the Related Art U.S. Pat. No. 7,134,910 discloses a board connector with a synthetic resin housing configured to _receive_ a mating connector from the front. Mounting grooves are _formed_ on side _surfaces_ of _the_ housing.... |
The present invention relates to a novel welding method using a heating plate and a welding apparatus using a heating plate, and more particularly to a technique with which two synthetic resin parts supported by upper and lower jigs are previously heated by a heating plate and pressing and welding the two synthetic res... | the present invention relates to a novel welding method using a heating plate and a welding apparatus using a heating plate, and more particularly to a technique with which two synthetic resin parts supported by upper and lower jigs are previously heated by a heating plate and pressing and welding the two synthetic res... | The present invention relates to a novel welding method using a heating plate and a welding apparatus using a heating plate, and more particularly to a technique with which two synthetic resin parts supported by upper and lower jigs are previously heated by a heating plate and pressing and welding the two synthetic res... | The present invention relates a novel welding method using a heating plate and a welding apparatus using a heating plate, and more particularly to a technique with which two synthetic resin parts supported by upper lower jigs are previously heated by a heating plate and pressing and welding the two synthetic resin part... | THe PREseNt InVEnTIoN RELatES to A noVEl WeLdINg MeThOd usiNg A heaTinG pLATE AnD a wELDiNG apPARaTUs UsiNg A HeAtiNg PLATE, and mOre PaRticUlArLY tO A TEcHNIQUE with WhIch two syntHEtiC ResiN pARts SuPPOrtEd BY UPpER aNd LOwEr jIgs aRE pREvIOuSly HeaTeD bY a heaTInG pLaTe and pRESsIng ANd WELdiNg THE Two sYNTHetIc Res... | The present invention relates toanovel welding methodusing a heating plate and a weldingapparatus using a heating plate, and moreparticularlyto a technique withwhich two synthetic resin parts supported by upper and lower jigs arepreviously heated by a heating plate and pressing and welding the... | _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates to a novel _welding_ method using a _heating_ _plate_ _and_ a welding apparatus using a heating plate, and _more_ particularly to a technique with which two synthetic resin parts supported by _upper_ and lower jigs are previously heated by a heating plate and pressing and _welding_ t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a liquid crystal composition suitable for use in an active matrix (AM) device, and an AM device containing the composition. In particular, it relates to a liquid crystal composition having a negative dielectric anisotropy, and a device of an IPS (in-plane switching) mo... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a liquid crystal composition suitable for use in an active matrix ( pm ) device, and an am device containing the composition. in particular, it relates to a liquid crystal component having a negative dielectric anisotropy, and a device of an ips ( in - plane integrated... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a liquid crystal composition suitable for use in an active matrix (AM) device, and an AM device containing the composition. In particular, it relates to a liquid crystal composit8oJ having a negative dielectric anisotropy, and a device of an IPS (in - 9laHe switching) ... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to a crystal composition suitable for use in active matrix (AM) device, and an device containing the composition. In particular, it relates to liquid crystal composition having a dielectric anisotropy, and a of an IPS (in-plane switching) mode or a VA (vertical mode containin... | 1. FIeld Of ThE INvENTIon
The inVentioN relatEs TO A lIQuiD cryStal cOmposiTiOn SUITaBLE foR use In an AcTIve MAtriX (aM) DeviCe, aNd AN am devIcE ContainiNg the COmposition. IN PaRtIcULaR, It rElATES tO a lIquid cRYSTaL COMPOSItIoN haviNG a NEgATIVE DieleCtRIc AnIsotropy, aNd A dEVICE OF an iPs (iN-PLAne SWiTchInG) MO... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a liquidcrystal composition suitable for use inan active matrix (AM)device, and an AMdevice containing thecomposition. In particular, it relates to aliquid crystal composition having a negativedielectric anisotropy, and a device of an IPS (in-plane ... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention _The_ invention relates to a liquid crystal composition suitable for use in an _active_ matrix (AM) device, and an AM device _containing_ the composition. In particular, _it_ relates to a liquid crystal _composition_ having a negative dielectric anisotropy, and a _device_ of an IPS (in-pla... |
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device and, more particularly, relates to a technique effectively applied to a semiconductor device using an SOI substrate and a method of manufacturing the same.
As an MISFET in which short-channel characteristics and element variations can be suppressed, an MISFET usin... | the patented invention relates to the semiconductor device and, more particularly, relates to a technique effectively applied to a semiconductor device using an soi substrate and a method of manufacturing the same. as any misfet in such short - channel characteristics and element variations can be suppressed, one misfe... | The present invention relates to a semiconductor device and, more particularly, relates to a technique effectively applied to a semiconductor device uzibg an SOI substrate and a method of manufacturing the same. As an MISFET in which short - channel characteristics and element variations can be suppressed, an MISFET us... | The present invention relates to a semiconductor and, more particularly, relates to technique effectively applied a semiconductor device using an substrate and a method manufacturing the same. As an MISFET in which short-channel characteristics and element variations can be suppressed, an MISFET using an SOI substrate ... | THe PReseNt InveNTIon relates to A seMiconduCtoR DEVice and, MorE partIculaRly, relaTeS TO a TecHNIque EFFecTIvELy APPLIed To A SEmICoNDUCtOR dEViCE uSing An SoI sUBstraTe ANd A meThOD OF manuFAcTUriNg tHE saMe.
as aN MIsFet IN WHICH shoRt-CHannEL ChARActERistIcS AnD ELEMENT VARIatIOns cAN BE SupprESSeD, aN mISFet USIN... | The presentinvention relatesto a semiconductordevice and, more particularly, relates to a technique effectively applied toa semiconductor device using an SOIsubstrate and a method of manufacturing the same. As an MISFET in which short-channel characteristics andelement variations can be suppressed, ... | The present _invention_ relates to _a_ semiconductor device and, _more_ particularly, _relates_ _to_ a technique effectively _applied_ _to_ a semiconductor device using an _SOI_ substrate and a method of _manufacturing_ the same. As an MISFET _in_ which short-channel characteristics and element variations can be suppre... |
Many methods have already been provided to form electric connection elements in vias, that is, holes or openings, through all or part of the thickness of a silicon substrate.
The surface of the via is generally coated with an insulating layer, typically made of silicon oxide, enabling, in particular, to insulate the su... | many methods have already been provided to form copper connection elements in vias, that is, holes or openings, through all or part of the thickness of a silicon substrate. the surface of the via is often coated with an insulating layer, typically made of silicon oxide, enabling, in particular, to insulate the substrat... | Many methods have already been pfovidrd to form electric connection elements in vias, that is, holes or openings, through all or part of the thickness of a silicon substrate. The surface of the via is generally coated with an insulating layer, typically made of silicon oxide, enabling, in particular, to insulate the su... | Many methods have already been provided to form electric connection vias, is, or openings, through or part of the thickness of a silicon substrate. The surface the via is generally coated with an insulating layer, typically made of silicon oxide, enabling, in particular, to insulate the substrate connection element. Co... | manY METHOdS hAVE ALreADy beEn PrOVIDeD tO forM electriC ConnECtion ElEMeNTS in viAS, THAT Is, hoLeS Or oPeNiNGs, thROUGH ALL OR pArt OF the tHICKNeSs Of A SiLICOn subSTRaTE.
The suRFAce of THe vIa iS GeNerallY CoAteD WiTH An inSUlAtinG lAYEr, tYpICalLY MaDE of siLICon oxiDe, eNABliNg, in ParticUlAR, TO InSUlatE THe Su... | Many methods have already been provided to form electric connection elementsin vias, that is, holes or openings, through all or part of thethicknessof a silicon substrate. The surface ofthe viais generally coated with an insulating layer, typicallymade of siliconoxide, enabling, in particular, toinsula... | _Many_ _methods_ _have_ already _been_ provided to form electric connection elements in vias, that is, holes or _openings,_ through all _or_ part of the thickness of _a_ silicon substrate. The surface _of_ the _via_ is generally coated with an insulating _layer,_ typically made of silicon _oxide,_ _enabling,_ in partic... |
1. Field of the Invention
Systems and methods consistent with the principles of the invention relate generally to information searching and, more particularly, to using image duplicates to assign labels to images for use in image searching.
2. Description of Related Art
Existing information searching systems use search... | 1. field of the invention systems research methods consistent with the principles of the invention relate generally to information searching and, more particularly, to using image duplicates to assign labels to images for use in image searching. 2. description of related art existing information searching systems use s... | 1. Field of the Invention Systems and methods consistent with the principles of the invention relate generally to information searching and, more particularly, to using image duplicates to assign labels to images for use in image searching. 2. Description of Related Art Existing information searching systems use search... | 1. Field of the Invention and methods consistent with the principles of invention relate generally information searching and, more particularly, to using image duplicates to assign labels to images for use in image searching. 2. of Related Art Existing information searching systems use search queries to search data to ... | 1. FIELd of ThE InvenTiON
sySTeMs and MeTHodS coNSIsTeNt witH tHe PrinciPleS of ThE inVentIOn RelaTE GENErally tO iNfoRmatioN sEarCHIng And, MoRE PartiCULaRlY, TO usINg iMAge DUplIcATes TO asSIGn LABeLS to iMaGEs FOr uSe In ImAGe SEARCHing.
2. deScrIPtIOn Of rELATEd aRt
ExIsTiNg inFormATiON SeARcHInG systEmS UsE SEaRch... | 1. Field of the Invention Systems and methods consistent with the principlesof the invention relate generallyto information searching and,moreparticularly, to using image duplicates to assign labelsto images for use in image searching. 2. Description of Related Art Existing information searching sy... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ Systems and methods consistent _with_ the principles _of_ the invention relate generally _to_ information searching and, more particularly, _to_ using image duplicates to assign labels to _images_ for _use_ in image _searching._ 2. Description of Related Art Existing information searching ... |
The present invention relates generally to the field of “work manager threads” (see definition, below, in Definitions sub-section of the Detailed Description section), and more particularly to managing multiple active work manager threads.
In application server environments, there are typically hundreds, or thousands, ... | the present invention relates generally to the field of “ work manager threads ” ( see definition, below, in definitions sub - scope of the detailed description section ), and more particularly to managing multiple active work manager threads. in application server environments, there are typically hundreds, or thousan... | The prWsenr invention relates generally to the field of “ work manager threads ” (see definition, below, in Definitions sub - section of the Detailed DescrJptioM section ), and more particularly to managing multiple active work maMag#r threads. In application server environments, there are typically hundreds, or thousa... | The present invention relates generally to the field of “work threads” (see definition, below, in Definitions sub-section of the Detailed Description section), and more particularly to managing multiple active work manager In application server environments, there typically hundreds, or thousands, of concurrent users (... | ThE PREsEnT INveNtiON reLateS GeneraLLY tO ThE fIELd of “wOrk MaNaGeR tHReAds” (SEe DEfINITiOn, BELoW, iN DeFiNitions suB-SEctiOn Of THe detAiLEd descRIPTioN SecTION), and MoRe PArTIcuLARlY to mANaGInG MulTiple ActiVe WORk MAnAGER THrEADs.
In apPlICatIoN sERveR eNvIrONMEnts, there ARE tYpiCalLy huNdrEDs, or ThOuSaNDs, ... | The present invention relates generally to thefield of “workmanager threads” (seedefinition, below, in Definitions sub-section of theDetailed Description section), and more particularly to managing multiple active work manager threads. Inapplication serverenvironments, there are typically hundreds, or t... | The present _invention_ relates generally to the field of “work manager threads” (see definition, below, in Definitions sub-section of the Detailed Description section), and _more_ _particularly_ to managing multiple active _work_ manager _threads._ In application server environments, _there_ are typically hundreds, or... |
The invention relates to a tool for inserting prostheses within the body, and more particularly to tools for inserting prostheses, such as artificial discs and cages, within an intervertebral space.
Spinal surgery involves many challenges as the long-term health and mobility of the patient often depends on the surgeon'... | the invention relates to a tool for inserting prostheses within the body, and more particularly to tools for inserting prostheses, such as artificial discs and cages, within an intervertebral space. spinal surgery involves many challenges as the long - term health and fitness of the patient often depends on the surgeon... | The invention relates to a tool for inserting prostheses within the body, and more particularly to tools for inserting prostheses, such as artificial discs and cages, within an intervertebral space. Spinal surgery involves many challenges as the long - term health and mobility of the patient often depends on the surgeo... | invention relates to a tool for inserting prostheses within the body, and more particularly to tools for inserting prostheses, such as artificial discs and cages, within an intervertebral space. Spinal surgery involves many challenges as the long-term health mobility of the patient often depends the surgeon's technique... | tHe INventION rELatEs to A tOol fOR iNSErTing prosThesEs WITHIn ThE BOdy, And moRE PaRTIcularlY To tOOLs fOr InSErtiNg PrOStHesES, SUCh as ARTiFiCiAl dIScs anD CAGES, WIthIn An iNTErVERTeBRal SPaCE.
SPinaL SurgErY iNvOlvES ManY ChAlleNGes AS tHE long-terM HeAlth ANd MobIliTy OF tHE patienT OFTen dEPENDS on tHE SUrgeoN'... | The invention relates to a tool for inserting prostheses within the body, andmore particularly to tools for inserting prostheses, such as artificial discs and cages, within an intervertebral space. Spinal surgeryinvolves many challenges as the long-term health and mobility of the patient often dependsonthe s... | The _invention_ _relates_ to a _tool_ for _inserting_ prostheses within the _body,_ and more particularly to _tools_ for _inserting_ _prostheses,_ _such_ as _artificial_ discs and cages, within an intervertebral space. Spinal surgery involves many _challenges_ _as_ _the_ long-term health and _mobility_ of the patient o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to non-electric fluid heating and cooling devices. More particularly, the invention concerns a novel, non-electric fluid heating and cooling device for use in connection with medicament dispensers for dispensing medicinal fluids to ambulatory patients.
2... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to non - electric fluid heating and cooling devices. more particularly, the invention requires a novel, non - electric fluid heating and cooling device for use in connection with medicament dispensers for dispensing important fluids to ambulatory patient... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to non - electric fluid heating and cooling devices. More particularly, the invention concerns a novel, non - electric fluid heating and cooling device for use in connection with medicament dispensers for dispensing medicinal fluids to ambulatory patient... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to non-electric fluid heating and cooling More particularly, the invention concerns a novel, non-electric fluid heating cooling device for use in connection with dispensers for dispensing medicinal fluids to ambulatory patients. 2. Description Related Ar... | 1. fiEld Of tHE INvenTion
The PreSENT INvENTIOn rElAtES gENErAllY to NoN-elecTRIC FlUID hEAtinG and COolIng DeVICes. MoRE paRTicULArlY, thE invENtiON ConcErNs A nOVEL, NoN-ELEcTRIC fluiD hEatInG And cOolINg DEvICE For USe IN cOnNectIOn wITh MedICameNt disPENSERs foR DISpEnSING MEdIcInaL flUIDs tO AmbuLATORY PaTieNts.
2... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates generally to non-electric fluid heating and cooling devices. More particularly, the invention concerns a novel, non-electric fluid heatingand cooling device for use in connection with medicament dispensers for dispensing medicinal fluids to ambulatory p... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ generally to _non-electric_ fluid heating _and_ cooling devices. More _particularly,_ _the_ invention concerns a novel, non-electric fluid heating _and_ cooling _device_ for use in connection with medicament _dispensers_ _for_ dispensing _medicinal_ fluids t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an automatic trace determination method for determining a trace route on a substrate, that does not intersect with other traces on the substrate, automatically and by computer computation.
2. Description of the Related Art
For example, in semiconductor integrat... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an automatic trace determination method for determining a trace route on a substrate, or does not intersect with other traces on the substrate, automatically and by computer computation. 2. description of the related art for example, in semiconductor integrated... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an automatic trace determination method for determining a trace route on a substrate, that does not intersect with other traces on the substrate, automatically and by computer computation. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, in semiconductor integrat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to an automatic trace determination method for determining a trace route on a substrate, that does not intersect with other traces on the substrate, automatically by computer computation. 2. Description of Related Art For example, in semiconductor integrated circuits such a... | 1. fIElD oF The INventiON
THe PreSeNt invenTIon RELatEs tO an auToMAtIc trAcE determiNAtIOn MEthoD FoR deTeRMiNinG A tRaCE roUte On A SuBstraTE, ThAT DoES nOT InTeRSect WiTh oTHer tRaCES oN the suBsTrATe, aUtOMaTicALLy ANd By cOmPUtEr ComputatIOn.
2. deSCriPTIoN Of tHe RelATED aRT
FOr exAMplE, In SEMIcONdUcTOR iNtegRAT... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates toan automatic trace determinationmethod for determining a trace route on a substrate, that does not intersect with other traces on the substrate, automatically and bycomputer computation. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ an automatic _trace_ determination method for determining a _trace_ route on a substrate, _that_ does not intersect with other traces on the substrate, automatically and by computer computation. _2._ Description of the Related _Art_ _For_ _example,_ _in_ se... |
The present disclosure relates to electronic communication. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a system and methods for fallback messaging.
The popularity and use of social networks and other types of electronic communication have grown dramatically in recent years. Traditionally users have used social ne... | the present disclosure relates to electronic communication. in particular, the present disclosure relates to a system and methods for fallback messaging. the popularity and use of these networks and other types of electronic communication has grown dramatically in recent years. traditionally users have used social netw... | The present disclosure relates to electronic communication. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a system and methods for fallback messaging. The popularity and use of social networks and other types of electronic communication have grown dramatically in recent years. Traditionally users have used social ne... | The present disclosure relates communication. In the present disclosure to a system and methods for messaging. The popularity and use of social networks and other types of electronic communication have grown dramatically in recent years. Traditionally users have used social networks to view and on each other's social s... | thE pRESeNt dIsCLOsure relAtES to ELECTroniC cOmMuNIcATiON. IN pArTIcUlar, ThE PrEseNT dIscLosUre relAteS TO A SYsTEM And mEthoDs foR faLlBAcK MESSagING.
tHE poPulARitY ANd USe OF Social nETwoRks AnD OtHer tYPES OF eLEctroNiC coMmUnIcAtION HaVE GRoWn draMATiCAlLY IN ReCeNT years. tRadiTiOnaLly USers HAVe useD Social ne... | The presentdisclosure relates to electronic communication. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a system and methods for fallback messaging. Thepopularity and use of social networksand other types of electronic communication have grown dramatically in recent years.Traditionally users ha... | The present _disclosure_ relates to electronic communication. In particular, _the_ present disclosure relates _to_ a system _and_ methods for _fallback_ messaging. The popularity and use of _social_ networks and other types of electronic communication _have_ grown dramatically in _recent_ years. _Traditionally_ users h... |
The present invention relates broadly to electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, and more particularly to a heat-shrinkable sheathing or other jacket for shielding a wire, cable, data or signal line, antenna, or other electrical conductor or elongate article.
The operation of electronic devices such as computers,... | the present invention relates broadly to electromagnetic interference ( emi ) shielding, and more particularly to a heat - shrinkable sheathing or other jacket for shielding a wire, cable, data or signal line, antenna, or other electrical conductor or elongate article. this operation of electronic devices such as compu... | The present invention relates broadly to electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, and more particularly to a heat - shrinkable sheathing or other yacker for shielding a wire, cable, data or signal line, antenna, or other electrical conductor or elongate article. The operation of electronic devices such as computer... | The present invention relates broadly to electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, and more particularly to a heat-shrinkable sheathing or other jacket for shielding a wire, cable, data or signal line, antenna, other electrical conductor or elongate article. The operation electronic devices such as computers, busin... | THE pRESEnt inVENtION relAtEs bROadLy To eLecTRomAGNetIC INterFEReNce (EMI) sHIElDiNg, aNd mORe pArtiCULARly to a HeAT-sHRINkABlE sheAthing or OTHeR JACkEt For ShieLDING A wirE, CabLE, data oR siGNAL LiNe, anTENnA, OR otheR elEcTRicAL cONDUCTor or eLOngAte artiCle.
The oPErATIOn OF eLecTRoNiC DEvICes SuCh As CoMPUTErS,... | The present invention relates broadly to electromagnetic interference (EMI) shielding, and more particularly to aheat-shrinkable sheathing or other jacket for shielding a wire, cable,data or signal line, antenna, or other electrical conductor or elongate article. The operation of elec... | The present invention _relates_ broadly to electromagnetic _interference_ (EMI) shielding, and _more_ particularly to a heat-shrinkable sheathing or other jacket _for_ shielding a wire, cable, data _or_ signal _line,_ _antenna,_ or other electrical conductor or elongate _article._ _The_ operation of electronic devices ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the field of apparatus and methods for rotating substantially cylindrical objects, particularly drill pipe, drill collars, casing, etc. The word "cylindrical" is employed in this specification in its ordinary or common sense, namely to define objects which have a circ... | 4. field of the invention this invention relates to the field of apparatus and methods for rotating substantially cylindrical objects, particularly drill pipe, drill collars, casing, etc. the word " spin " is employed in technical specification in its ordinary or common sense, namely to define objects which have a circ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the field of apparatus and methods for rotating E&bstantially cylindrical objects, particularly drill pipe, dr(lO collars, casing, etc. The word " cylindrical " is emp:Pyed in this specification in its ordinary or common sense, namely to define objects which have a ci... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the field apparatus and methods for rotating substantially cylindrical particularly drill pipe, drill collars, casing, etc. The word is employed in this specification in its ordinary or common sense, namely to define which have a circular or substantially circular cro... | 1. FIElD oF THe InvENtiOn
ThIS inVEnTIoN reLATeS tO ThE FIelD of AppaRAtUS AnD MethODS foR RoTatInG SuBstAnTIallY CYLIndRicaL ObJEcTs, parTiculaRLY DRilL PiPE, DrILL CoLLaRs, CASInG, EtC. ThE wORd "cyLiNDRiCaL" is emPlOyEd in ThIs sPeCiFiCAtIoN in Its ORdInARy OR cOmmON SENSE, naMElY to define ObJEcts whicH haVe a CIRc... | 1. Fieldof the Invention Thisinvention relatestothe field of apparatus and methods for rotating substantially cylindrical objects,particularly drill pipe, drillcollars, casing, etc. The word "cylindrical" is employed inthis specification in its ordinary orcommon sense, namely to define objects which have a... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _This_ invention relates to the _field_ of _apparatus_ _and_ methods for rotating substantially cylindrical objects, particularly drill pipe, drill collars, casing, _etc._ _The_ word "cylindrical" is employed in this specification in its ordinary or common sense, namely to define _objects_ w... |
As processors advance in complexity and operating rate, the heat generated in processors during operation increases, and the demands on cooling systems for processors also escalate. It has been proposed to cool processors with systems that circulate a fluid proximate to a processor die. In some cases, the systems may b... | because processors advance in complexity and operating rate, the heat generated in processors during operation increases, and the demands in cooling systems than processors also escalate. it has been proposed on cool processors with systems that circulate a fluid proximate to a rolled die. in colder environments, the s... | As proceds9rs advance in complexity and operating rate, the heat generated in processors during operation increases, and the demands on cooling systems for processors also escalate. It has been proposed to cool processors DiHh ZysteJs that circKlqte a fluid proximate to a processor die. In some vasee, the systems may b... | advance complexity and operating rate, the heat generated in processors during operation increases, and the demands on systems for processors also escalate. It has been to cool processors with systems that circulate a fluid proximate to a processor die. some cases, the systems may be tested before being fluid. It may b... | aS ProceSSors advanCE In CompLExiTY AnD OperATiNG rAtE, tHe HEat GeNERAted iN processors dUrING OpERatioN InCrEaseS, ANd The DEmands On cooLInG sYsTems foR PRoCesSORS AlSo EscaLaTe. it HAS BEeN prOPosed To CoOl PrOCESsoRs with sYsTeMS thAt CirculaTE A FLUiD PRoximaTE to A procESsoR die. IN SOme cAsEs, tHE sySteMS may b... | As processors advance in complexity and operatingrate, the heatgenerated in processors during operation increases, and the demands on cooling systemsforprocessors also escalate. It has been proposed to cool processors with systems that circulate afluid proximate to a processor die. In some cases, ... | _As_ processors advance in complexity _and_ operating rate, the heat _generated_ in processors during operation increases, and _the_ demands on cooling systems _for_ processors also escalate. _It_ _has_ been proposed _to_ cool processors with systems that circulate a fluid proximate to a processor die. In some cases, t... |
In general, tires are typically manufactured on a large scale through the build up of various layers onto a tire forming drum. The layers may include e.g., a carcass and other materials that provide the structure of the tire. The sides of these layers are turned up to create a toroid in the form of an uncured, tire int... | in general, tires are typically manufactured on a large scale through the build up of various layers onto a tire forming drum. the layers can include e. g., a carcass and other materials that provide the structure of the tire. the sides of these layers are turned up to create a toroid in the form of an uncured, tire in... | In general, tires are typically manufactured on a large scale through the build up of various layers onto a tire forming drum. The layers may include e. g. , a carcass and other materials that provide the structure of the tire. The sides of these layers are turned up to create a toroid in the form of an uncured, tire i... | In are typically manufactured on a large scale through the build up of various tire forming drum. The layers may include e.g., a carcass and other materials that provide the of the tire. The sides of these layers are turned to a toroid in the of an tire intermediate. A layer or tread rubber is then added to the tire to... | iN geNeRAL, tIREs are tYPiCAlly manUfACtUred ON a lArGe ScALE tHRoUGH the bUiLd uP OF VARIous LayeRs Onto a tire fOrMing dRum. tHE LAyErs mAY incLuDe E.G., a CArcaSS aNd OtHEr maTerIAlS ThaT PROVIDe the sTRUcTurE oF tHE Tire. ThE SIdES Of these layErS ARe TURnED uP To CReate a ToroiD in the FOrm of An UnCUrEd, tIRE iNt... | In general, tires are typically manufacturedon a large scale through the build up of various layers onto a tire forming drum. The layers may include e.g.,a carcass and other materials that provide the structure of the tire. The sides of these layers are turned uptocreate a toroid in the form of an uncu... | _In_ general, tires are typically _manufactured_ on a large scale _through_ _the_ build up of _various_ layers _onto_ a tire forming _drum._ The layers may _include_ e.g., _a_ carcass and other materials that provide the _structure_ of the tire. The _sides_ of these layers _are_ _turned_ up to create a _toroid_ in the ... |
This invention generally relates to integrated circuits, and more particularly to integrated circuits (ICs) including on-chip inductors.
Low-loss on-chip inductors (i.e., that are integrated on an IC substrate) are desirable in wireless communication devices such as cellular phones, pagers, GPS receivers, warehouse man... | this invention generally relates to integrated circuits, and more particularly to micro circuits ( ics ) including on - chip inductors. low - loss on - chip inductors ( i. e., that are integrated on an ic substrate ) are desirable in wireless communication devices such as cellular phones, pagers, gps receivers, warehou... | This invention generally relates to integrated circuits, and more particularly to integrated circuits (ICs) including on - chip inductors. Low - loss on - chip inductors (i. e. , that are integrated on an IC substrate) are desirable in wireless communication devices such as cellular phones, pagers, GPS receivers, wareh... | This invention generally relates to integrated circuits, and more particularly to integrated (ICs) including on-chip inductors. Low-loss on-chip inductors (i.e., that are integrated on an IC substrate) are in wireless communication devices such as cellular pagers, GPS receivers, warehouse management RF identification t... | thIs iNVENTiOn GeNERAlLy relateS To inteGRaTeD cIrCuITs, anD MORe paRTIcULarLY tO iNtegRaTed cIrCuitS (iCS) InCluDing oN-cHIp InDuCtORS.
lOw-loss on-ChIp indUCtOrs (I.e., tHAt ARe iNtegrAtEd oN aN IC SUbStraTe) aRE DesIrABlE in WirElESS COMmunicatiOn dEViCEs such aS CElluLaR PhoneS, paGERs, gPS ReCEIvERs, wareHOuSe Man... | This invention generallyrelates to integrated circuits, and moreparticularly to integrated circuits (ICs) including on-chipinductors. Low-loss on-chipinductors (i.e., that areintegrated on an ICsubstrate) aredesirable in wireless communication devices such as cellular phones, pagers, GPS receivers,... | This invention generally relates to integrated circuits, and more particularly to integrated circuits (ICs) _including_ on-chip inductors. Low-loss on-chip _inductors_ (i.e., that are integrated on an _IC_ substrate) are desirable in wireless communication devices such as cellular phones, pagers, GPS _receivers,_ wareh... |
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to signaling of signed band offset values for sample adaptive offset (SAO) filtering in video coding.
2. Description of the Related Art
The Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding (JCT-VC) of ITU-T WP3/16 and ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 29/WG 11 is c... | 1. field of the invention embodiments of the present invention generally relate to signaling of signed digital offset values for sample adaptive offset ( sao ) measurements in video coding. 2. description of the related art the joint collaborative team on video coding ( jct - vc ) of itu - t wp3 / 16 and iso / iec jtc ... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to signaling of sigBec band offset values for sample adaptive offset (SAO) filtering in video coding. 2. Description of the Related Art The HoinY Collaborative Team on Video Coding (JCT - VC) of ITU - T WP3 / 16 and ISO / IEC JTC 1 / SC 29 ... | 1. Field of the Invention of present invention generally relate to of signed band values for sample adaptive (SAO) filtering in video coding. 2. Description of the Related Art The Joint Collaborative on Video Coding (JCT-VC) ITU-T WP3/16 and ISO/IEC JTC 1/SC 29/WG 11 is currently developing the next-generation video co... | 1. FiElD OF the iNVenTIoN
EmBODiMEnts OF THe PreSent iNVeNTiOn geNeRAlly RElaTe to SigNaLinG oF sIgnEd BAND ofFset vaLuEs fOR sAmPLe ADApTive OfFset (SAO) fIlTERINg IN VIdEO cODInG.
2. dESCriPTiOn OF thE ReLAtED aRt
THe jOInt coLlABoRATIve tEAm on VIdEo cODiNG (JcT-Vc) OF itU-T WP3/16 AND ISO/IeC JtC 1/Sc 29/Wg 11 Is C... | 1. Fieldof the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to signaling of signed band offset values for sample adaptive offset(SAO) filtering in video coding. 2. Description of the Related Art The Joint Collaborative Team on Video Coding (JCT-VC)of ITU-T WP3/16and ISO/IEC JTC1/SC 29/... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments _of_ _the_ _present_ invention generally _relate_ to signaling of _signed_ band offset values for sample _adaptive_ offset (SAO) _filtering_ in video coding. 2. Description _of_ the _Related_ Art The Joint Collaborative Team on _Video_ Coding (JCT-VC) of ITU-T _WP3/16_ and ISO/IEC ... |
Digital picture viewers have been developed for personal computers that make it possible to view, using the computer monitor, digital photographs. PC-based picture viewer applications enable users to administer the contents of their digital camera flash memories. Among other things, managing digital photos using a PC a... | digital picture viewers have been developed for personal computers that make it possible to view, using the computer monitor, digital photographs. pc - based picture viewer applications enable users to administer the contents of their analog camera flash memories. among other things, managing digital photos using a pc ... | Digital picture viewers have Fden developed for personal computers that make it possible to view, using the computer monitor, Figita> photographs. PC - based picture dieEer applications enable users to administer the contents of their digital camera flash memories. Among other things, managing digital photos using a PC... | Digital picture viewers been developed for personal computers that make possible to view, using computer monitor, digital photographs. PC-based picture viewer applications enable users to administer the of their digital camera flash memories. Among other things, managing digital photos a PC addresses the complexities i... | digital pIcTURe vieWeRS HAvE BEeN DEvELoPEd FOR PeRsonAl computers THAT MaKE iT pOsSIBle To VIew, USiNG thE COmpUtEr MoNiTOR, digItaL PHOTOgrAphs. pc-BaseD pictuRE viEwer aPpLICaTIOns eNAbLE userS to AdMIniSTer THE contenTs of THEiR dIGItal CamerA fLash MEMORIES. AmONg OtheR thinGs, MAnagInG diGitAL PHoTOs uSiNG a pc A... | Digital picture viewers have been developed for personal computers that make it possible to view, using thecomputer monitor, digital photographs. PC-basedpicture viewer applications enable users to administer the contents of their digital camera flash memories. Among other things,managing digital photos ... | Digital picture _viewers_ _have_ been developed for _personal_ computers that make it possible to _view,_ using the computer monitor, digital photographs. PC-based picture viewer _applications_ enable users to _administer_ _the_ _contents_ _of_ their digital camera flash _memories._ Among other things, _managing_ digit... |
In most surface vessels having waterjet propulsion systems, the pump is mounted within the hull adjacent the stern transom with at least a portion of the pump and the pump discharge nozzle above the surface of the water. The water jet is discharged through a discharge conduit leading from the pump that passes through t... | in most surface vessels having waterjet propulsion systems, the pump is mounted within the hull adjacent the stern transom with at least a portion of the pump and the pump discharge nozzle above the surface of the water. the water gas is discharged through a discharge conduit leading from the pump that passes through t... | In most surface vessels having waterjet propulsion systems, the pump is mounted within the hull adjacent the stern transom with at least a portion of the pump and the 9unp discharge nozzle above the surface of the water. The water jet is discharged through a discharge conduit leading from the pump that passes through t... | In most surface vessels having waterjet propulsion systems, the pump is mounted within the hull adjacent stern transom with at a portion of the pump and the pump discharge nozzle above the surface of the water. The water jet is discharged through a discharge conduit leading from the pump that passes through the transom... | iN moSt sUrFAce Vessels HAving WatERJEt pROPulSIoN sYsTeMs, tHE PUmP Is MoUnTEd wiThIn the hUlL aDjaceNt tHE sTeRn TRaNSOm wItH at LEAsT a PorTIoN oF THE pump aNd tHE PUMP diScHarge noZZle aBovE tHe suRFAcE Of the WAter. THe wAteR JEt is dIscHARgeD tHROUGh A DiSchArGe cONDuit leaDINg fRoM tHe PUMp THAt PAsSeS thROUGH T... | In most surface vessels having waterjet propulsion systems, the pump is mounted withinthe hull adjacent the stern transom withat least a portionofthe pump and the pump discharge nozzle above the surface ofthe water.The waterjet is discharged through a discharge conduit leading from the pump that passes throu... | In most surface _vessels_ having waterjet propulsion systems, the pump _is_ mounted within the hull _adjacent_ the _stern_ transom with at least a portion of the pump and _the_ pump _discharge_ nozzle above the surface of _the_ water. The water jet is _discharged_ through a discharge conduit leading from the pump _that... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to wristbands in general and more specifically to an ultraviolet active wristband using a photochromic compound which has been described in my earlier invention (U.S. Pat. No. 5,581,090). The photochromic compound is any molecule in the spiropyran or spiroxazine g... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to activity in general and more specifically to an entirely active wristband using a photochromic compound which has been described in my earlier invention ( u. s. pat. no. 5, 581, 090 ). the photochromic compound is any molecule in the spiropyran or spiroxazine g... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to wristbands in general and more specifically to an ultraviolet active wristband using a photochromic compound which has been described in my earlier invention (U. S. Pat. No. 5, 581, 090 ). The photochromic compound is any molecule in the spiropyran or spiroxazi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to wristbands in more specifically to an ultraviolet active wristband using a photochromic compound which been described in my earlier (U.S. Pat. No. 5,581,090). The photochromic compound is molecule in the spiropyran spiroxazine group. 2. Description of the Prior... | 1. FIeLd oF THE InveNTIon
the pReSEnT iNvEntIon RElateS To wRISTBANDs IN GeNeRal AnD MOrE SpecifICAllY to aN ultrAvIoleT acTIVE wRIStbAND uSing a PHOTOCHRomIc COMpOUND WHicH Has BEEN DESCRiBeD In my earliEr iNventIoN (U.S. pAt. No. 5,581,090). THE PHOTocHROmiC cOMpoUNd iS anY MOLEcUle IN thE sPiropYRaN OR sPiroxAziNE G... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to wristbands in general and more specifically to an ultraviolet active wristband using a photochromic compound which has been described in my earlier invention (U.S. Pat. No. 5,581,090). The photochromic compound is any molecule in the spiropy... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates to wristbands in general and more specifically to an ultraviolet active wristband _using_ a photochromic compound _which_ has been described _in_ my _earlier_ invention (U.S. Pat. No. 5,581,090). The photochromic compound is any molecule in the spiropyran or... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of corn breeding. In particular, the invention relates to corn seed and plants of the hybrid variety designated CH140757, and derivatives and tissue cultures thereof.
2. Description of Related Art
The goal of field crop breeding is to combin... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to the field of corn breeding. in particular, the invention relates to corn seed and plants of the yeast variety designated ch140757, and derivatives and tissue cultures thereof. 2. description of related art the goal of field crop breeding is to combine... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of corn breeding. In particular, the invention relates to corn seed and plan%a of the hybrid variety designated CH140757, and derivatives and tissue cultures thereof. 2. Description of Related Art The goal of field crop breeding is to combin... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of corn breeding. In particular, the invention corn seed and of hybrid variety designated CH140757, and derivatives and thereof. 2. Description of Related Art The goal of field crop breeding is to various desirable traits in variety/hybrid. ... | 1. fIeLD OF the INventiON
THe PReSeNT iNventION rElAtes GENeRaLlY to thE fielD OF cOrN BreeDInG. IN pARTicUlAR, The INvEnTIoN RelAteS TO CoRn seed and PLaNts of thE hyBRId VaRietY DEsIGnated Ch140757, aNd DERiVATiVes aNd tiSSue CuLtuREs THeReOF.
2. deSCrIptION of ReLAtED art
THE GoAL Of FiELD CROP bREEDiNG is TO ComBiN... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present inventionrelates generallyto the fieldof corn breeding. In particular, the inventionrelates to corn seed and plants of the hybrid varietydesignated CH140757, and derivativesand tissuecultures thereof. 2. Description ofRelated Art The goal of field crop breeding ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates generally to _the_ _field_ of corn breeding. In particular, the invention _relates_ to corn seed and plants of the _hybrid_ variety designated CH140757, and derivatives and tissue cultures thereof. _2._ Description of _Related_ Art The goal _of_ _field_ crop bre... |
Known converter circuits comprise a multiplicity of drivable power semiconductor switches, which are connected to one another in a known manner in order to switch at least two switching voltage levels. Typically, such a converter circuit is connected to an electrical AC voltage system, which is in particular of three-p... | known converter circuits comprise a multiplicity of drivable power semiconductor switches, which are connected to one another in a known manner in order to switch at least two common voltage levels. typically, such a converter circuit is connected to an electrical ac voltage system, which is in particular of three - ph... | Known converter circuits comprise a multiplicity of drivable power semiconductor switches, which are connected to one another in a known manner in order to switch at least two D@itching voltage levels. Typically, such a converter circuit is connected to an electrical AC voltage system, which is in particular of three -... | Known converter circuits comprise a multiplicity of drivable power semiconductor switches, which are connected to one another in a known manner in order to switch at least two voltage levels. Typically, such a converter circuit is connected to an electrical AC voltage system, which is in particular of three-phase desig... | KnOWN COnVerter CiRCuITS coMPRisE A MulTIpLiCity OF DriVable POwER SemicOnDuCtor SwiTChes, WHiCh Are cOnNEcted to ONe aNoTher iN A KnOwN MannER IN oRdEr to sWitCh aT LeasT tWO SWiTchInG voLtAge lEVeLS. TypIcaLLY, SUCh a ConVErTeR CirCUIt iS cOnNeCtEd to AN eLECTRIcAL Ac VOLtAge System, Which IS IN pArTicuLAR of THrEE-p... | Known converter circuits comprise a multiplicity of drivable power semiconductor switches, which are connected to one another in a known mannerin order to switchat least two switching voltage levels. Typically, such a converter circuit isconnected toan electrical AC voltage system,which is in... | Known converter circuits comprise a _multiplicity_ _of_ _drivable_ _power_ semiconductor switches, which are connected to one another in a _known_ _manner_ in order _to_ _switch_ at least two switching voltage levels. Typically, such _a_ _converter_ circuit is connected to an _electrical_ AC voltage system, which is in... |
Mains distribution--general
In most major countries, electricity is supplied on a wide scale by electricity generating and distribution companies (electricity utilities). The distribution network normally consists of a large number of low voltage networks (often termed the mains) to which domestic and small business co... | mains distribution - - general in most major countries, utilities is handled on very wide scale by electricity generating and distribution companies ( electricity utilities ). the distribution network normally consists of a large number of low voltage networks ( often termed the mains ) to which domestic and small busi... | Mains distribution - - general In most major countries, electricity is supplied on a wide scale by electricity generating and distribution companies (electricity utilities ). The distribution Getworo normally consists of a large number of low voltage networks (often termed the mains) to which domestic and small busines... | Mains distribution--general In most major countries, electricity is supplied on a wide by electricity generating and distribution companies utilities). distribution network normally consists of a large number of low voltage networks (often termed the mains) to which domestic and small business consumers are connected, ... | mAINS dIstRIBUtIoN--General
IN Most MajOr cOunTRIEs, eLeCtRicITy iS SuppliEd On A WIDe ScALE By eLecTRicity GEnERAtiNg and dIsTRIButiOn cOMPanIes (elEcTRICiTY utIliTIES). THe distriBUtIon nETworK noRmaLly COnsiSts OF A lARgE nUmbEr Of LoW VoLtagE NeTWORKS (ofteN TERmEd THE MaINs) To WhiCh DomeStIC AnD SmALL busINESs Co... | Mains distribution--general In mostmajor countries, electricity is supplied on a wide scale by electricitygenerating and distribution companies (electricity utilities). The distribution network normallyconsists of a large number of low voltage networks (often termed the mains) to which domestic and ... | Mains _distribution--general_ In _most_ major countries, electricity is supplied on a wide _scale_ by electricity generating and distribution companies (electricity utilities). The distribution network normally _consists_ of a large number of low voltage networks (often _termed_ the mains) to which domestic and small b... |
The present application relates generally to the field of vehicle communication systems and portable electronic devices. More specifically, the present disclosure relates generally to the field of a key fob configured for interaction with vehicle systems.
Vehicles such as automobiles are typically configured to receive... | the present application relates generally to electronic field of vehicle communication systems and portable wired communication. more specifically, the present disclosure relates generally to the field of a key fob configured for interaction with vehicle systems. vehicles such as automobiles are typically configured to... | The present application relates generally to the field of vehicle communication sysgrms and portable electronic devices. More specifically, the present disclosure relates generally to the field of a key fob configured for interaction with vehicle systems. Vehicles such as aKtokobiles are typically configured to receive... | The present application relates generally to the field of vehicle communication and portable electronic devices. More specifically, the present disclosure relates generally to the field of a fob configured for interaction with vehicle systems. Vehicles such as automobiles are typically configured to receive signals fro... | tHE PreSENT apPlICAtiOn reLaTEs gEneRaLlY To THe fIELd of vEhIcle COmMunICATioN sySTEMS AND poRTABlE ElEcTroNic dEVIces. MOrE specIFiCAlLY, thE preSEnT DiscloSUrE RELates geNEralLY to THe Field Of a key foB CoNFiguREd FOr InTeraCtIoN wItH VehICle sYSTEMS.
VehIClEs sUcH aS AUToMObILeS aRE TypICALly cONfiGUREd to reCEIvE... | The present application relates generally tothe field ofvehicle communicationsystemsand portable electronic devices. More specifically, the present disclosurerelates generally to thefield of a key fob configured forinteraction with vehicle systems. Vehicles such as automobiles are typically con... | The present application relates generally to the field of vehicle _communication_ _systems_ and _portable_ _electronic_ _devices._ More specifically, _the_ present disclosure relates _generally_ to the field of _a_ key fob _configured_ for interaction with _vehicle_ systems. Vehicles such _as_ _automobiles_ are typical... |
The invention relates to the field of wireless communication, and, more specifically, to demodulating and decoding information symbols from a symbol-modulated radio signal that has suffered inter-symbol interference.
Signals in a wireless communications system are subject to a number of phenomena that degrade signal qu... | the invention relates with the field within wireless communication, and, more specifically, to demodulating and decoding information symbols from a symbol - modulated radio signal that has suffered inter - symbol degradation. signals in a wireless communications system are subject to a number of phenomena that degrade ... | The invention relates to the field of wireless communication, and, more specifically, to demodulating and decoding information symbols from a symbol - modulated radio signal that has suffered inter - symbol interference. Signals in a wireless communications system are subject to a number of phenomena that degrade signa... | The invention relates to the field of wireless communication, and, more specifically, to demodulating and information symbols from symbol-modulated radio signal that suffered inter-symbol interference. Signals in a wireless communications are subject to a number phenomena that degrade signal quality. Each signal is ref... | ThE INvENtion RelATEs TO thE fIeLd of wIrELESs cOmMUNIcaTIOn, aNd, moRE spEcIfIcallY, tO DEmoduLATINg ANd DEcodIng InFORmaTION sYmbOLs From a SYmBol-mODulaTed rAdIO sIgnAL thaT Has suFfEReD INTEr-syMbOL INTerfeReNcE.
sIGnALS in A wIrELESs cOMmuNicAtIONs SYstem aRe sUbjeCT tO a NUmBER of PHenOMEnA THat dEgrADe siGnal qu... | The invention relates to the field of wireless communication, and, more specifically, todemodulating and decoding information symbols fromasymbol-modulatedradio signal that has suffered inter-symbol interference. Signals in a wirelesscommunications systemare subject to anumber of phenomena that degr... | _The_ _invention_ relates to _the_ field _of_ wireless communication, and, _more_ specifically, to demodulating and decoding information _symbols_ from _a_ symbol-modulated radio signal that _has_ suffered inter-symbol interference. _Signals_ in a wireless communications system _are_ subject _to_ a _number_ of phenomen... |
The present invention relates to fluid purifying apparatus and a method of purifying fluids and more particularly to a novel, compact structure suitable for purifying liquids such as water and to a novel method of accomplishing such liquid purification.
It presently is known in the art of fluid purification to include ... | the present invention relates to fluid purifying apparatus and a method of purifying fluids and more particularly to a novel, compact structure suitable into purifying liquids such as water and to a novel method of accomplishing such liquid purification. it presently is known in the art of fluid purification to include... | The present invention relates to fluid purifying apparatus and a method of purifying fluids and more particularly to a novel, compact structure suitable for purifying liqjidc such as water and to a novel method of accomplishing such liquid purification. It presently is known in the art of fluid purification to include ... | The present invention relates to fluid purifying apparatus a method of purifying fluids and more particularly a novel, compact structure suitable for purifying liquids such water and to a novel method of accomplishing such liquid It presently is known in the art fluid purification to include in a fluid purifying system... | the PRESeNt iNVENtIon RElAtes TO FlUid purifying aPparaTUs AnD A mETHOD Of puRiFYiNG FLUids ANd moRE pArticuLArLy to a NOvel, COMpaCt StRuCtuRe SUItABlE For puRIFYiNg LIQUIDs SUCH aS wATER aND TO a nOvEl MEthod oF ACCOmPLishING sucH LIqUid purIFiCATion.
iT prEsENTLY IS knOwN in The ART of FlUiD PurificAtIon To inClude ... | The present invention relates tofluid purifyingapparatus and a method of purifyingfluids and more particularly to a novel, compact structure suitable for purifying liquidssuch as waterand to a novel method of accomplishing such liquid purification. It presently is knownin the artof fluid purification to in... | The present invention _relates_ to fluid purifying apparatus and a _method_ _of_ purifying fluids and more particularly to a novel, compact structure suitable _for_ purifying liquids such _as_ water and to a _novel_ method of accomplishing such liquid purification. It _presently_ is known in _the_ _art_ of fluid _purif... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is related to a communication device and a method used in a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to a communication device and a method of handling collision of device-to-device communication in a wireless communication system.
2. Description of the Prior... | 1. field of the invention the present method is related to a communication device and a method used in a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to a communication device and a method of handling collision of device - to - device communication in a wireless communication system. 2. description of the prio... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is related to a communication device and a metMoe used in a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to a communication device and a method of handling collision of device - to - device communication in a wireless communication system. 2. Description of the P... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention related a communication device and a method in a wireless communication system, and more particularly, to a communication device and a method of handling collision of device-to-device communication in a wireless communication system. 2. Description of the Prior Art A long-te... | 1. fielD of THE InveNtioN
the presEnT invenTIon IS ReLAteD To A COmmuNIcatION DEvicE ANd a meTHOD uSED In A wiReleSs coMMunIcAtioN SYStEm, aND moRe PARtiCuLaRly, tO a CoMMuNiCatIOn dEVICe aND A METhOd oF handLINg ColLiSIOn oF deVICE-tO-dEVice CommUNiCaTIoN IN A WIReLeSs cOmMuNicaTiON syStEM.
2. DescRIPTION Of ThE pRiOr... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention is related to acommunication device and a method used in awireless communication system, and more particularly, to acommunication device and a method of handling collision of device-to-device communication in a wireless communication system.2. Description ... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention is related to _a_ communication device _and_ a method used in a wireless communication _system,_ and more particularly, to a _communication_ device _and_ a _method_ of handling collision of device-to-device communication in a wireless communication _system._ 2. _Descr... |
In many inflation applications, such as tire inflation applications, it is highly desirable to keep water or other liquids from entering the target reservoir (e.g., end container, such as a tire), and to fill the end container with dry working fluid (e.g., air) instead of humid working fluid. This can be particularly d... | in many inflation applications, such as tire recycling applications, it is highly desirable to keep water or other liquids from entering the target reservoir ( e. g., end container, such on a tire ), and to fill the end container with dry working fluid ( e. g., air ) instead of suspended working fluid. this can be part... | In many inflation applications, such as tire inflation applications, it is highly desirable to jDep water or other liquids frK< entering the target reservoir (e. g. , end container, such as a 4Ore ), and to Ei>l the end container with dry #orkinB fluid (e. g. , air) instead of humid working fluid. This can be particula... | In many such as inflation applications, it is highly desirable to keep water other liquids from entering the target reservoir (e.g., end container, such as a tire), and to fill the end container dry working fluid (e.g., air) instead of humid working fluid. This can be particularly desirable applications where tire life... | In MANY iNfLATioN ApPLIcaTiONS, SuCH AS tiRe inFlAtIoN ApPlICationS, IT Is hIGHlY dESirablE To keEP WaTEr OR OTheR LIQuIDS FRom ENterING tHe TargET reSErvoIr (E.g., ENd COnTAineR, such as A tIRe), aNd To FIlL ThE eND cONtAINER witH drY wORkInG FLuId (e.g., aIr) iNSTeaD Of hUmId WORkInG FLuId. THIs CAn Be paRTICULARly D... | In many inflation applications,such as tireinflationapplications, it ishighlydesirable to keep water or other liquidsfrom enteringthe target reservoir (e.g., end container, such as a tire), and to fill the end container with dry working fluid(e.g., air) instead of humidworkingfluid. This ... | In _many_ _inflation_ applications, such _as_ tire inflation applications, _it_ is _highly_ desirable to keep water or other liquids _from_ entering the target reservoir _(e.g.,_ end container, such as a tire), and to _fill_ the _end_ container with dry working fluid (e.g., _air)_ instead of _humid_ working fluid. This... |
The present invention relates to a control unit for controlling safety-critical applications, having a microcomputer (MC), a monitoring unit (check unit, CU), and peripheral circuits (input output, IO). Furthermore, the present invention relates to a method for checking a microcomputer (MC) of a control unit for contro... | the present invention relates to a control unit for controlling safety - critical applications, having a microcomputer ( mc ), a monitoring units ( check unit, cu ), and peripheral circuits ( input output, io ). furthermore, the present invention relates to a method for checking a microcomputer ( mc ) of a control unit... | The present invention relates to a control unit for controlling safety - critical applications, having a microcomputer (MC ), a monitoring unit (check unit, CU ), and peripheral circuits (input output, IO ). Furthermore, the present invention relates to a method for checking a microcomputer (MC) of a control unit for c... | The present invention relates to a control unit for controlling safety-critical applications, a microcomputer (MC), a monitoring unit (check unit, CU), and peripheral circuits (input output, IO). Furthermore, present relates a method for checking a microcomputer (MC) of a unit for controlling safety-critical applicatio... | ThE Present INVenTioN rElateS tO A cONTrol uniT FOr contrOLLing safEty-critICAl aPpLicATIOns, HaVIng a mIcRoComPutER (Mc), A mONiToriNg UNiT (cheCk UNIt, Cu), aNd peRipHErAL circUIts (iNPut oUTPut, IO). fUrThERMorE, tHE PResENt InveNTiON rElAtES tO a metHOd fOR ChEcKInG A mIcrOCoMpUtEr (mC) OF a COntrOl uNit foR Contro... | The present invention relates to a control unit for controlling safety-critical applications, having a microcomputer (MC), a monitoring unit (check unit, CU), and peripheralcircuits (input output,IO). Furthermore, the present invention relates toa method for checking a microcomputer (MC) of a control unit ... | The present invention relates to a control unit for controlling safety-critical applications, having _a_ microcomputer (MC), a _monitoring_ unit (check unit, CU), and peripheral circuits (input output, IO). _Furthermore,_ _the_ present invention relates to a method for checking a microcomputer (MC) of a control unit fo... |
Prior to the present invention, as set forth in general terms above and more specifically below, it is known, to employ various types of vaporizers. While these various vaporizers may have been generally satisfactory, the currently available vaporizers suffer from several well-known deficiencies. For example, the curre... | prior to the present invention, as set together in general terms above and more specifically below, it is known, to employ various types of vaporizers. while these various vaporizers may have since generally developed, the currently available vaporizers suffer from several well - known deficiencies. for example, the cu... | Prior to the present invention, as set forth in general terms Xbov@ and more specifically below, it is known, to employ various types of vaporizers. Wh8lF these various vaporizers may have been generally satisfactory, the currently available vaporizers suffer from several well - known deficiencies. For example, the cur... | Prior to present as set forth in general terms above and more specifically below, it is known, to employ various types of vaporizers. While these various vaporizers may have been generally satisfactory, the currently available vaporizers suffer from several deficiencies. For example, current vaporizers are relatively e... | PRioR to THe PReseNt INvENTION, as SET fortH in gEnErAL TerMs abovE anD More SpECiFicallY beloW, iT Is KnOwn, tO emPLOY VaRIOuS TyPEs of vAPOrIZErs. WhILE THESe VaRIOUs vapoRIZERs MAY HavE BeEN GenErALLY SaTISFAcTOrY, tHe cuRRENtly aVAiLabLE VAporizerS sUFFeR FrOM sevEraL welL-KnOwn DeFicIenCIES. for EXaMPLe, the cUrre... | Priorto the presentinvention, as set forth in generalterms above and more specificallybelow, it is known,to employ various types of vaporizers.While these various vaporizers may have been generally satisfactory,the currentlyavailable vaporizers sufferfrom several well-knowndeficiencies. For ... | Prior to the present invention, as set _forth_ in general terms above and _more_ specifically below, it is known, to employ various types of vaporizers. While these various vaporizers may have _been_ generally satisfactory, _the_ currently available vaporizers _suffer_ _from_ several well-known deficiencies. _For_ exam... |
Three-dimensional images provide valuable information in an increasing number of situations. For example, long-term monitoring of the localization and activity of signaling molecules in cells together with changes in cell morphology is a power experimental method to assess the normal cellular internal state or the stat... | multi - dimensional images provide valuable information in an increasing number of processes. for example, long - term monitoring of the localization and balance between signaling molecules in cells together with changes in cell morphology is a power experimental method to assess the normal cellular internal state or t... | Three - dimensional images provide valuable information in an increasing number of sltuationd. For example, long - term monitoring of the loDwlization and activity of signaling molecules in cells together with changes in cell morphology is a power experimental method to assess the normal cellular internal state or the ... | Three-dimensional images provide valuable information in an increasing number of situations. For example, long-term monitoring of the localization and activity of signaling molecules in cells together with changes in cell morphology is a experimental method to assess the normal internal state or the state during variou... | ThREe-dimeNSioNAL imaGes ProVidE ValuablE InforMAtIoN iN aN inCrEASiNG nuMBER of SItuatIOns. FOr ExampLe, loNg-term monitORiNg OF THE LOCALiZAtion aNd aCTiVIty Of sIgnAliNg MOLEcULEs in CELlS tOGETher witH CHAngEs iN CeLl MorpHoLoGy is a pOWer ExpeRImental mEthOd to AsSesS THe NORMaL cEllUlaR INTerNal STATE or ThE StaT... | Three-dimensional images provide valuable informationin an increasingnumberof situations. For example, long-term monitoring of the localization and activity of signaling molecules in cells together with changesin cell morphology isa power experimental method to assess the normal cellular internalstate ... | Three-dimensional _images_ _provide_ valuable _information_ in _an_ increasing number of situations. _For_ example, long-term monitoring of the localization and activity of signaling molecules in cells _together_ with changes in cell morphology is a power _experimental_ method _to_ assess the normal _cellular_ _interna... |
The present invention relates to processors and computing devices and more particularly to compilers for optimized multiple function arithmetic execution units in a processor.
Many practical applications require processing of very large amounts of information in a short period of time. Examples include weather forecast... | the present invention relates to processors and computing devices and more particularly to compilers for optimized multiple function arithmetic execution units in a processor. these practical applications require processing of very large amounts of information in a short period of time. examples include clock forecasti... | The present invention relates to processors and computing devices and more particularly to compilers for optimized multiple function arithmetic execution units in a processor. Many practical applications require processing of very large amounGC of information in a short period of time. Examples include weather forecast... | The present invention relates to processors and computing devices and more particularly compilers for multiple function arithmetic execution units in a processor. Many practical applications require processing of very large amounts of information in a short period of time. Examples include weather forecasting, the desi... | ThE PrESent iNVeNTioN relatES TO PRocESsOrS AnD COmpUTiNG DEVICEs and more pArtiCuLARLy TO COMPileRs foR OptiMIZED MulTipLe FunCTion aRitHmETic EXEcUTiON uNiTs iN A proceSSor.
mANY PRacTical APplICaTIons ReqUIrE pRocESSIng of very lArge AmOunTs of inforMATIOn In a ShOrT peRIoD of time. ExAMplES iNcLUDE WeaTheR FoREcast... | Thepresent invention relates to processors and computing devicesand more particularly to compilers for optimized multiple function arithmetic execution units in a processor. Many practical applications require processing of verylarge amounts ofinformation ina short period of time. Examples include weather fore... | _The_ present invention relates to processors _and_ computing devices _and_ more particularly to _compilers_ for _optimized_ multiple function _arithmetic_ execution units in _a_ processor. Many practical applications require processing of _very_ large amounts of information in _a_ short period _of_ time. _Examples_ _i... |
The present invention relates generally to flail-type crop conditioners for pull-type crop-treating equipment in the agricultural industry, and particularly to a flail-type conditioner that employs an improved reimpactor for redirecting treated crop material to the conditioning unit for additional treatment.
During the... | the present invention relates generally to tractor - type crop conditioners for pull - type crop - treating equipment in the agricultural industry, and particularly to a flail - type conditioner that employs an improved reimpactor for redirecting treated crop material to the conditioning unit for additional treatment. ... | The present invention relates generally to flail - type crop conditioners for pull - type crop - treating equipment in the agricultural industry, and particularly to a flail - type conditioner that employs an improved reimpactor for redirecting treated crop material to the conditioning unit for additional treatment. Du... | The present invention relates generally to flail-type crop conditioners for pull-type crop-treating equipment in agricultural industry, particularly to a flail-type conditioner that employs an improved reimpactor for redirecting treated material to the unit for additional treatment. During the process of producing and ... | thE preSENt INventIon RElAteS GeNERalLY tO fLail-TYpE crop cONdITIoNerS FOR pULl-TYpe CrOP-trEaTIng EQUiPMent in thE aGriCULtUrAl inDUstRY, anD parTiCulaRLy TO A FlAIl-tYPE CoNdiTiONeR that eMPLoys An IMpRoveD rEImpACtor FOr rEDIrECtIng TREATeD CrOp MatErIaL to tHE coNDITIONiNG unIT FOr AdDiTIoNaL TreatmENt.
DURING the... | The present invention relates generally to flail-type crop conditioners for pull-type crop-treating equipment in theagricultural industry, and particularly to a flail-type conditioner that employs animproved reimpactor forredirecting treated crop material to the conditioning unit for additionaltreatme... | The _present_ invention relates generally to flail-type crop _conditioners_ _for_ pull-type crop-treating equipment in the _agricultural_ industry, _and_ particularly to a _flail-type_ conditioner that employs _an_ improved reimpactor for redirecting _treated_ crop material to _the_ conditioning unit for additional tre... |
The present invention relates generally to battery chargers, and more specifically relates to an adapter apparatus for battery chargers used with cordless power tools.
There has been continued innovation in the field of battery chargers that are used with cordless power tools. Examples of such battery chargers are thos... | the present invention includes generally male battery chargers, and more specifically relates to an adapter apparatus for battery chargers used with cordless power tools. there has been continued innovation in the field of battery chargers that are used with cordless power tools. examples of such battery chargers are t... | The present invention relates generally to battery chargers, and more specifically relates to an adapter apparatus for battery chargers used with cordless power tools. There has been continued innovation in the field of battery chargers that are used with cogdlezs power tools. Examples of such battery chargers are thos... | present invention relates generally to battery chargers, and more specifically relates to an adapter apparatus for battery chargers used with cordless power tools. There has been innovation in the field of battery chargers that with cordless power tools. Examples of battery chargers are produced under the SKIL and BOSC... | thE PreSENT inveNTiOn reLaTES GEneraLLy TO BATtEry cHaRgERS, AnD mORe spECIFICaLlY RELatES To an ADaPteR APPaRaTUS For bAtTery CHARgERS Used WItH CoRDleSS PoWEr tOols.
tHeRe Has beEN COnTiNUed InNOVaTiON iN THe FiELD of BaTterY ChArgERS THat arE UsED wItH cOrDLess power tOOLS. ExAMPlES of SUch BaTtERY charGers ARe ThOs... | The present inventionrelates generally tobattery chargers,and morespecifically relates to an adapter apparatus forbattery chargers usedwith cordless power tools. There has been continuedinnovation in the field of battery chargers that are usedwith cordless power tools. Examples of such battery chargers ... | The present invention relates _generally_ to _battery_ chargers, and more specifically relates _to_ _an_ adapter apparatus for battery _chargers_ used with cordless power _tools._ There has _been_ continued innovation in the field of battery chargers that are used with cordless power _tools._ Examples _of_ such battery... |
Subsets and Splits
No community queries yet
The top public SQL queries from the community will appear here once available.