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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate.
2. Description of Related Art
In complementary metal oxide semiconduct... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p - channel and n - channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate. 2. description of related art in complementary metal oxide semicon... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention re.ateQ generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p - channel and n - channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide semicon... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, particularly, the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) fabrication, p... | 1. fielD oF THE InvEntiOn
thE PrESeNt InVenTioN RELAtEs gEnERalLY To The field of sEmIconduCTOr fabrication aNd, mOrE PArtICULARly, tO THe fieLd Of FAbRIcATiNg p-chaNneL and n-CHAnNEl traNsIstorS with dIFfERent chArACTErIStiCs oN a commON SuBSTraTe.
2. DEScRIptiON oF relateD arT
In cOMPLemEntaRY metaL oxIdE SEMIcoNDuCt... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinventionrelates generally to thefield of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channeland n-channel transistors with different characteristics on acommon substrate. 2. Description of RelatedArt In complementary metal oxid... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates generally to the field of semiconductor _fabrication_ and, _more_ particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and _n-channel_ _transistors_ _with_ different characteristics on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related _Art_ _In_ _complementary_ metal... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. as particularly, a system that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of usag... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. Field of Invention The present relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor number of usages. 2. Background ... | 1. FIeLD OF thE InVENTIon
thE PRESeNt inVEnTion rELATES to an ImpRovEd DIsPeNSInG apPaRATUs. more ParTICulaRlY, A dIsPEnSEr thAT IncOrpOrATEs A timing mEANs IN COnjunctiON witH AUDiO anD vIsUAL ouTpUT To AssisT the USer iN PrOpEr washinG TEChNIQuEs foR COmPLIaNce WiTH RECommENDeD guIDelInEs AnD to monitOR THe numbeR of... | 1. Fieldof the InventionThe present invention relates to animproved dispensing apparatus. More particularly,a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio andvisual output to assist the user in proper washing techniquesfor compliance with recommended guidelines and to moni... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with _audio_ _and_ _visual_ output to _assist_ the user in proper washing _techniques_ for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section.
2. Prior Art
Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with an e... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. prior art endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known at the art. u. s. pat. no. 4, 580, 551 shows an endoscope with a... | 1. Field of the Inven$ipn The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Wgdoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 580, 551 shows an endoscope with a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are in art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with an elongated plas... | 1. FIelD OF THE inVenTIon
THe prEsENT INVeNtIOn RelAteS To mEDicaL InstRUMENTS and, mOre partICUlARLY, TO An EnDOsCOPe havinG FLExibLE TubEs WithIn A paSsIve dEFLEcTion secTIOn.
2. PRIOR aRT
eNDOscOPES WiTh paSsIVE AND AcTivE dEfLEcTiON SecTiONS Are knoWn in the Art. u.S. PAT. nO. 4,580,551 SHowS aN ENDosCOPE WiTh an E... | 1.Field of theInvention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, toan endoscopehaving flexible tubes within a passive deflection section.2. Prior Art Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sectionsareknown in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an _endoscope_ having flexible tubes within a passive _deflection_ section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes with _passive_ and active deflection sections _are_ known in the art. U.S. Pat. _No._ 4,580,551 _shows_ an endosco... |
Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of semiconductor di... | bridge rectifiers for automotive - type alternators are well known in the art. 1 example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in u. s. r. no. 4, 606, 000. generally, a bridge rectifier comprises identical metallic heat sinks typically are electrically insulated from a each other. their heat source carries a plurality of ... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive - type alternators are well kjIwn in the art. An example of a Veidge rectifier is disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 4, 606, 000. Generally, a brixgR reftifuer ckjprises two metallic heat aiHks that are electrically insulated from a each other. wQch heat eiJk carries a plurality of semiconduct... | for automotive-type alternators are in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic sinks that electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat carries a plurality of semiconductor diodes such that the heat sinks form respective p... | BriDGe ReCtiFIErS FoR auTOmotivE-typE AlteRnatOrS are WELL kNOWn In thE art. An exAmPlE of a BRIdgE rECTIFIer iS DiscLOSeD In u.S. PAt. nO. 4,606,000. GeNEraLlY, a briDgE reCtifier CompRises tWo MetaLliC hEAt sINks tHat ArE elecTrIcaLlY InsUlAted fRom a eaCH OTHer. EaCh HeAt SInK CARRies a plurALity OF seMicOnDUctOR Di... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators are well known in the art. An example of abridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat.No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically insulatedfroma each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of semico... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type _alternators_ are well known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. _Pat._ No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge _rectifier_ comprises two metallic _heat_ _sinks_ _that_ are electrically insulated _from_ a each other. Each heat sink carries _a_ _plurality_ _... |
Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various compartm... | plates having compartments are used as holding food often, a main compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used either attach sides, condiments, or both. prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various com... | Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a Jaim compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the varioKE compartm... | Plates having compartments are used for food Often, a compartment is designed hold a main dish whereas other compartment, or wells, are used hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, do not integrate the various compartments into the printed desig... | PlAtES hAVing CoMPArTmEnTs ARe UsED For HOLdInG foOD oFTEN, A MaIN COmpartMEnT iS desIgned To HoLD a mAiN disH WHeREAs tHe OTheR coMPARTment, or weLLs, ARe useD To hOld sIDes, CoNDimeNTS, or BOTH. priOR ART diSPOSaBlE plATeS havE hAd vaRiouS DeSigNS oR PATTERnS PRInTED thEReoN, bUt do nOT inTeGRaTE thE VARIous CompaRTm... | Plates having compartments areused for holdingfood Often, a main compartment is designedto hold a main dish whereas the other compartment,or wells, are usedto hold sides,condiments,or both. Prior artdisposableplates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the va... | Plates having compartments are used _for_ holding food Often, _a_ main _compartment_ is designed to _hold_ a main dish whereas the other _compartment,_ or _wells,_ _are_ used _to_ _hold_ sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable _plates_ have had various designs or _patterns_ printed thereon, but do not integrat... |
This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which ca... | another invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. more particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having combinations of plate - like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closu... | This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate - like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which ... | This invention relates to a closure that can be repeatedly opened closed, especially for the abdominal wall. particularly invention relates to a surgical closure having of securing elements that can be but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which can be repeatedly opened and closed. Such a surgic... | ThIs invENtiOn rElATEs To A suRGICal cLOsuRe THaT CAN be repEAteDLy OpeNeD anD CLOSeD, EspEcIallY fOr thE ABDominal wALL. More pARtiCULaRLy thE iNveNTioN ReLaTEs tO a SurgIcAL cLoSure hAvING fABRIC OF pLATE-LiKE sEcUrIng elEmenTs THAT CAn bE tIgHTLY buT DeTaChABly CONnectED To THe body tISsuE And HaS a ClOSUrE whiCh CA... | This invention relates toa surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed,especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closurehaving fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connectedtothe body tiss... | This invention relates to a surgical closure that can _be_ repeatedly _opened_ and closed, especially _for_ the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates _to_ a surgical _closure_ having fabric of plate-like securing _elements_ that _can_ _be_ _tightly_ but detachably connected to _the_ _body_ _tissue_ an... |
Handling huge volumes of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data ... | handling huge quantities of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. da... | Handling huge volumes of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for Xecafes, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data ... | Handling huge volumes of data daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data sets toda... | HaNDLiNg HUGE voluMes Of DATa ON A DaiLy BaSiS IS A tAsk THat MosT ORGaniZAtioNS haVE To dEaL wITh. SUCH ORGaNIzatiOnS HAve BEEn sToring HuGe VOlumes oF DaTa fOr dECades, but noW WiTh ThE avAilAbIlity of NeW TEchNIQUeS For ANAlyZINg tHOsE HuGe dAta SEts, OrGaNIZAtioNs seeK tO iMPRove THEIr opERAtiOnaL eFFIciENCy. daTa ... | Handling huge volumesofdata on a dailybasis is a task that most organizationshave to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumesof data for decades, but now with the availabilityof newtechniques for analyzing those hugedata sets,organizations seek to improve their operational e... | Handling huge _volumes_ of data on _a_ daily basis is a task that most organizations have to _deal_ _with._ Such organizations have been storing huge volumes _of_ data for decades, _but_ now with the availability of new _techniques_ for analyzing those _huge_ _data_ sets, organizations seek to improve _their_ _operatio... |
Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent to a multicast addre... | media streams, same as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. in a unicast - based design, individual copies holding the stream are sending separately over the network to one client. by contrast, in a multicast - based design, a single output of the stream may be sent to a mu... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent ovfe a ne%w0rk to multiple receiving clients. In a unicZAt - based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately obe# the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast - based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent to a multiDXst a... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single of the stream may be sent to a multicast and the multicast-... | MeDIa STReAMs, sucH aS VideO And AudIo StREams, May bE sENt OVEr A neTwoRk TO mUlTiple receivInG CLiEnTs. In a uniCAst-BasEd SYStEM, IndIvIdUAl CoPIeS OF THE sTReaM aRE SeNT SEparAteLy OVeR THe nEtwoRk tO EaCH CLient. BY CoNtRaSt, iN a mULticASt-BAsED SySTEm, A sINGle Copy oF The sTREAM mAy be SEnT to A MULTiCAsT ADDre... | Media streams, suchas videoand audiostreams, may besent overa network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copiesof the streamare sentseparately over the network toeach client. By contrast, in a multicast-basedsystem, a single copy of the stream may be sent toa multicas... | Media streams, such as video and audio _streams,_ may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. _In_ _a_ unicast-based system, _individual_ _copies_ of the stream are sent separately _over_ the network _to_ _each_ client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be _sent_ to... |
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