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Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter wi... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter wi... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systekQ, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly - fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter ... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter with a... | reNewaBle ENERGY pOWer sysTEMs, suCH AS wInd EneRgY poweR SystEms AND SoLar EnErGY pOWER SYstemS, oFTEn iNCluDe A POweR cONVeRTER wITH A rEGUlaTeD dC bUS. FOr EXAmpLE, WinD poweR SysTEMS, SUCh As wiND dRIven DOuBly-feD inDUcTIoN GeNErator (dFIg) SYStEMS or FUlL poweR convERSIoN sySTEmS, CAN incLuDe a pOwEr coNVerTEr WI... | Renewable energy power systems,such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind powersystems, such as winddriven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG)systems or fullpower conversionsystems, can include a power con... | Renewable _energy_ power systems, _such_ as wind _energy_ power systems _and_ solar _energy_ _power_ _systems,_ often include a power converter _with_ a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as _wind_ driven doubly-fed _induction_ generator _(DFIG)_ systems or full power conversion systems, _can_ incl... |
In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services.
Recently, 3GPP has be... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has be... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high - speed data communication Zervic#s. Recently, 3GPP has ... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to motion. to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has been working to standardiz... | in gENeral, MobilE coMMUniCATiON systems hAVE bEEN devEloped To provIde cOmmuNIcaTIOn SeRvIcEs tO USErS in MotioN. tHANKs tO RApiD TecHNOLOGIcAl advaNcemeNt, mObILe COmMunICAtIOn SySTEms ARE capABLE oF pRovidiNG NOt only voiCe coMMUnIcATIOn seRViCeS BuT alSo hIGH-spEed dAtA cOMMuNIcatIOn sErvicEs.
rECENtlY, 3Gpp haS BE... | In general, mobile communication systemshave been developed to provide communicationservices to users in motion.Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobilecommunicationsystems are capable of providing not only voice communication services butalso high-speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has ... | _In_ general, mobile _communication_ systems have been developed to provide communication services to users _in_ _motion._ Thanks to _rapid_ _technological_ advancement, mobile _communication_ _systems_ are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services. Recen... |
The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground.
Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there is ... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there is ... | The present invention relates to %unnellinv apparatus, i. e. , with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2, 431, 512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus driving tunnel in the ground. apparatus of general here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has generally annular tunnelling element at the end of which there is provided a working chamber the for... | the PresENT INventIon rELATES to tuNNElling APparatuS, i.E., WItH APParATUS FOr dRiVing a TuNnEL IN tHE gRound.
tUnnElLINg aPPaRATUS Of THE geNeral typE heRE in QuESTIOn is alrEady KNOWN frOM gErman pAt. No. 2,431,512. thIS TYpE of EQUIPmeNt has A GeNErALLy ANnulAR TUnNeLLinG ELeMENT at thE froNt End oF whIcH tHEre iS ... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus,i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. Tunnellingapparatus ofthe general type here in question is already knownfrom German Pat. No. 2,431,512. Thistype of equipment has a generally annulartunnelling element at the fro... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with _apparatus_ for driving _a_ tunnel in the _ground._ Tunnelling apparatus of the _general_ _type_ here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment _has_ a generally annular tunnelling element at the front _end_ of w... |
Information handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a use... | Information handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a use... | Information handling devices (“ devices ” ), for examOld smart pTonfs, taboRt devices, laptop computers, personal Fompute3s, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for examp:F, ij0ut via an audio xaptuGe device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a ... | handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input device, the like. Generally, for a voice command, a interacts with a voice inp... | iNForMAtion HAndLiNg dEViCeS (“DeViCEs”), for exAMPlE SmARt pHoNes, tabLeT devICES, LapToP compuTERS, PErSonAl compUtERS, And The LikE, May Be CapABLe of RECEivinG aNd PROCESSiNG UsEr coMMaNd iNPuTs, foR EXamPLE, InpUt ViA aN audIO CAPTUre device, MAnUaL InpUT devIcE, And tHe liKe. GenErALlY, for A VoiCe coMmaNd, a USE... | Information handlingdevices (“devices”), for example smart phones,tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers,and the like, may be capable of receiving andprocessing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input device, and the like.Generally,fora voicecommand, auser inter... | _Information_ handling devices _(“devices”),_ for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop _computers,_ personal computers, and the like, may be capable _of_ receiving and processing user command inputs, _for_ example, input via an _audio_ capture device, manual _input_ device, and the like. Generally, _for_ a voic... |
Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance system... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance system... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo - imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance syst... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance system... | SOlid STATE iMage SENSoRs, alsO knowN As imAginG devIcES, HAvE CoMMoNly beEN UsEd IN VArious PhotO-ImAgiNG APPliCaTIoNs. cURRENt AppLicAtIOnS Of imaGinG DevIcES InCluDE CAmERas, mObile TELePHOnes, sCanneRS, mACHinE ViSioN SySTemS, veHICLE NAviGation sYsTeMS, ViDeo teLepHOnEs, cOMPutER INPUT deViCeS, SurVeiLlaNce sYsteM... | Solid stateimage sensors, also known as imaging devices, havecommonly been usedin various photo-imaging applications. Current applications ofimagingdevices include cameras,mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance systems... | _Solid_ state image sensors, also known _as_ _imaging_ devices, _have_ commonly been used _in_ various photo-imaging applications. Current _applications_ _of_ imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine _vision_ systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, sur... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi - layered or laterally segmented metal / elastomer stri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention to the use of multi-layered laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips to achieve electric... | 1. fIElD OF thE InVENtioN
tHE PResEnT iNvEntiOn reLATES tO aN impRoVED mEThod fOR tHe ElECTrICaL aTTaCHmEnT Of A sEmicOndUctor DiE To tHe leAdS oF A lead FrAme anD THe ApPARatus forMeD thErefRom. mORE PartIcULarLY, THE PrEseNt iNVENTIoN RElATES TO The uSe oF muLti-layeRed OR LAteraLLY SEgMeNtED meTAl/eLaSTOmER StRIPs t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads ofa lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, thepresentinvention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterallysegmented metal/elastom... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the _apparatus_ formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the _use_ of multi-layered or laterally segmented _metal/elastomer_ ... |
Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the d... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the d... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or " film package " such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the... | Films or sheets of barrier are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the desired length of the pouch i... | fiLMS Or shEeTs oF PoLyMErIc barriER materialS aRE foRMed InTO A finIshEd PacKagE or "filM PACKage" SUcH As a POUch bY VaRIOUs TeChNiQUeS. FOR INSTAnCE, bY fOrminG hEAT OR ADHEsiVe SEaLs AbOuT The periPHeRy oF tHE shApE To BE ForMeD INTo A POUCh. foR examPLE, IF a SQuARe POuCh iS DESIRED, a REcTaNGUlAr fIlm TWIcE THe d... | Filmsor sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "filmpackage" suchas a pouchby various techniques. For instance, by forming heator adhesive seals aboutthe periphery of the shapeto be formed into a pouch.For example, if a squarepouch is desired, a rectangular ... | Films _or_ sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into _a_ finished package or "film package" such as _a_ pouch by various techniques. _For_ instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For _example,_ _if_ _a_ _square_ pouch is desired, a _rectangular... |
This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to complexing agents suitable complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for example, U.S. Pa... | ThIS INVEnTiOn RElATeS TO nEW COMPLExIng agEnts suITABle for cOMPlexIng MetaL IOns UsEfUl iN PHARMacoLoGiCaL dIAGnoSIS, anD TO THe ReSuLtaNt COMpleXEs ANd sALtS thereof And TO The UsE tHEREOf. amInOpolYCarBOxYlic ACiDs, tHEiR METAl cOMplexEs and mEtAL cOMPLex SALTs AnD pRocessES fOR thEir ProDuCtIOn arE KnOWn: cf, fOr ... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful inpharmacologicaldiagnosis, and to theresultantcomplexes and salts thereof and tothe use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metalcomplexes andmetal complex salts and processes fortheir productionare known... | This _invention_ _relates_ to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in _pharmacological_ diagnosis, and to the _resultant_ complexes and _salts_ thereof and _to_ _the_ use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their _metal_ complexes and metal complex salts _and_ processes for _their_ production... |
The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use.
In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on ... | The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on ... | The present invention while having jan& uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core / sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported o... | The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on the ... | thE PRESent iNVEnTION whIle havING manY UsEs, is PARTIcuLaRLy WELL suITed for USe In sEaLiNG cable coNnECtIons OF THe Type Used In THE pOweR diSTriBUTion INDustRy and is dESCRibeD fOr conVENIEnce herEin As DIrectED TO SUCH USe.
In kNOwn cOre/SlEeVe aSSemblIeS, AN InSUlaTinG elaSTIc sLEeve Is AdApTeD To be suppOrTED oN ... | The present invention while havingmany uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeveassemblies,aninsulating elasticsleeve is adapted to be sup... | _The_ present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for _use_ in sealing cable connections _of_ the type used in the power _distribution_ industry and is described _for_ convenience herein as directed _to_ _such_ use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is _adapted_ _to... |
Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave outouY signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock A delta phase input is usually added to output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred the output of the phase accumulator on each sample c... | TYpicAl NumeriCaLLY contRoLLed OSciLLATOrs GenERAte a dIgITaLLY REPrESEntED SINe WAVe oUtPut sIgNAL in RESPONsE to a DelTA PHASE INpUT signaL And a sAMplE clOCk SIGnaL. A dELta PHASe InpuT SIgnaL iS uSUALly adDeD TO an OutPut OF a PHAsE aCCUMUlaToR AnD The rEsulTinG sUm Is tRANSferRed TO the oUTpUT OF THe PHasE accuMuL... | Typical numerically controlled oscillatorsgenerate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response toa delta phase input signal and a sampleclock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to anoutput of a phaseaccumulator and the resulting sum is transferred tothe output of t... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally _represented_ sine wave _output_ signal in response _to_ a delta phase _input_ signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to _an_ output of a phase accumulator and the resulting _sum_ is transferred to _the_ output of the... |
This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines.
Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subse1*ent packing of goods. ... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | tHIS INvEnTION reLaTES gEnERAlLY To cAsE eREcting maCHInEs, And pARTICUlArlY To MAcHInes, ApPAratuSES ANd MEtHOds FOR EREctING CAseS stored In fLAttenED PoSITiOnS wiTHIN One OR MorE SToRAGE maGAZInes.
mAChInES HAVe HEreTOForE bEEN dEVised FOr EreCtIng CaSEs SToREd IN FlAtTENeD POsition for SuBSeQueNt PackinG oF GoOds. ... | This inventionrelates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases storedin flattened positions withinone or more storagemagazines. Machineshave heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subseq... | _This_ invention relates generally to case erecting _machines,_ and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for _erecting_ _cases_ stored in flattened positions within one _or_ more storage magazines. Machines _have_ heretofore been devised for erecting cases _stored_ in flattened position for subsequent pack... |
1. Field of the Invention
An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin flick transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each inclu... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method tnerDof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | Field the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin transistors referred to TFTs) each including a thin semiconductor film (with a thick... | 1. FIELd of the iNVeNTioN
An eMBOdimENT oF THe pRESEnT INvENtion rELAteS TO A ThIN fiLM TraNSIStor and A manUfacturIng metHOD tHEREoF, AnD fURTher RElAtes TO A DISPLAy deVICe ANd AN eLectRonic dEviCe.
2. DeSCRIPTiOn OF the reLated arT
iN RecenT yEars, ThIn fiLm TRansIsToRS (HeREiNAFtEr, rEfErRED TO As tFts) EaCh INcLud... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the presentinvention relatesto a thin film transistor and a manufacturing methodthereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin filmtransistors (hereinafter, referredto as... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention An embodiment of the _present_ invention _relates_ to a thin film transistor and a _manufacturing_ method thereof, and further relates to a display _device_ and an electronic device. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art In _recent_ years, _thin_ film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as T... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle.
2. Description of the Prior Art
An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction bRtwDen electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. of the Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagnets assigned different functions) armat... | 1. field OF The INVENtIOn
THIS InVenTION Relates To The sTrucTiVE of a tRucK to bE UsEd FOR AN atTRaction tyPE mAgNETIcallY LeVitaTed VeHiClE.
2. deScRIPTIoN OF tHE pRiOR aRT
aN atTrActION tYpe MAGnetiCALLY LeVitateD VEhicLe is lEviTAtEd bY THE ActIoN oF THe ATtRacTIOn BetwEen eLecTromaGnets (Or A GROuP oF eleCTrOMAGne... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates to the structive of atruck to be usedfor an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description ofthe Prior Art An attractiontype magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated bytheaction of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electrom... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates to the structive of a _truck_ _to_ be used for an attraction type _magnetically_ levitated _vehicle._ 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of _the_ attraction _between_ _electromagnets_ (or a group... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device.
2. Description of Related Art
Cameras having built-in flash devices have been variously developed. Meanwh... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built-in flash devices have been variously developed. Meanwh... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built - in flash devices have been variously developed. Mean... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras built-in flash devices have been variously developed. reduce the size of... | 1. FIelD oF the inveNtioN
THE PrESeNT INvENTIon RELATES To a CAMera ArRAnGED tO Be caPablE Of driVIng A FLasH deViCe To MoVE TO PROtRUdEd aNd STOwed pOSitIOns And To VAry tHE ilLuMiNATINg ANGlE of The falSh DeviCe.
2. deSCrIpTion Of rELatEd ARt
CAMerAs HaVING buILt-In flasH dEVicEs HAvE BeeN vArIOUslY dEVElopEd. mEaNWH... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arrangedtobe capable of driving a flash device to moveto protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle ofthe falsh device.2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built-in flash devices have beenvariouslyd... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash _device_ to move to protruded and stowed positions and to _vary_ _the_ illuminating _angle_ of _the_ falsh device. 2. _Description_ _of_ _Related_ Art Cameras _having_ built-in flash devices have been various... |
A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)).
One such modern cellular ... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such modern cellular ... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e. g. , GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e. g. , IS - 41 (AMPS) ). One such modern ce... | A multimode mobile station, such as radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, modes may be a digital mode (e.g., GSM or and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). such modern cellular system is referred to as IS-136... | A MULtiMoDE mobile stAtiON, suCh As A RaDIotElEpHone OR pERsoNaL COMmuNICatOr, Is caPABlE OF OpErATInG IN MoRe tHan onE System. By eXAmpLE, and foR a DuaL mODe MobilE StAtIOn, THe mOdEs MAy BE A DiGiTal celLULAR MoDE (E.g., gSm or dCs1900) AND aN aNALOg (fM) celLulaR modE (e.G., is-41 (amPS)).
oNE SuCH MODern cELlulAR ... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual modemobile station, the modes may be adigital cellular mode (e.g.,GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AM... | _A_ multimode mobile _station,_ such as a radiotelephone or personal _communicator,_ is capable of operating in more _than_ one _system._ By example, and _for_ _a_ dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., _GSM_ or DCS1900) and an analog _(FM)_ cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 _(AMPS))._ One s... |
The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly.
It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-l... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-l... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block ar$zngement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse -... | The present invention to hermetic terminal assemblies and to an terminal block arrangement for a hermetic assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to a current carrying electrically connected terminal which pin incorporates reduced fuse-like area generally located on segment pin on the inner dis... | tHe prESEnT inVEntION RElATeS to herMetIc TErmiNal aSSEMBliES ANd more pArtIcularLY TO AN ImPROvEd tERMiNal bLoCk ArrAngEmEnt FoR A heRmetIc TeRmiNal ASsembly.
It is KNOwn IN tHe ARt of HERmEtiC terMiNaL assembLies to EmpLoy a CURReNT CARryiNg ELeCTriCALLY COnNECtED TErmiNAL Pin, whIcH PIn INCOrpoRATES a RedUCeD fuse-L... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies andmore particularly to an improved terminal blockarrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermeticterminal assemblies to employ acurrent carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a re... | _The_ present invention _relates_ to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly _to_ an _improved_ terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. _It_ is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal _pin,_ which _pin_ incorporates a ... |
A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Patent... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Patent... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid - state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Pate... | light control glass a light control suspension was first by Edwin Land, and the light control glass the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Patent 1 and 2). According to the invention b... | a liGHt ConTRol GlasS coNTAINiNg A lIGHt cOntrOL suSpensIon WAs fiRst INVENTEd bY eDwiN land, aNd thE LIgHt cOntRoL GlAss Is in ThE FOrM of a sTruCtURE In whIch a LiquiD-sTate light contROL suSPENsion IS iNSertEd BETweEN twO oF trAnsPaREnT coNDUctIvE SUBsTrATEs HAviNg A NARrOW GAP tHerebETweEN (see, fOr ExamPle, PatENT... | A light control glasscontaining a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land,andthe light control glassis in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension isinserted between two of transparentconductive substrates having a narrow gaptherebetween (see, for e... | A _light_ control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, _and_ the light control glass is in the form _of_ a _structure_ in which a liquid-state _light_ control _suspension_ is inserted between two of _transparent_ conductive substrates _having_ a narrow _gap_ therebetween (see, _... |
In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs, E... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs, E... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e. g. , PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs,... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate functional memory devices (e.g., PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory include ROM devices (Read Memory) such as EPROMs, EEPROMs, flash memories, et... | iN tHe casE OF cONVEnTiONaL memOry dEviCeS, In PaRTicular COnVeNTioNAl SeMIcondUctOR MEmorY dEvicES, It Is somEtiMeS ComMon TO DIFferenTIAtE betWEEN fUnCtIOnaL memorY deVices (e.g., pLAs, PAlS, eTc.) AnD taBle MeMOry DEvicES. FOR ExAmpLE, SOMe tabLE MeMOry DEViCES inclUDE Rom DevicES (rEad ONLY MEmORy) sUCH As PROMS, e... | Inthe case of conventional memory devices,in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices,itis sometimes commonto differentiatebetweenfunctional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs,etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory)sucha... | In _the_ _case_ of conventional _memory_ devices, _in_ particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional _memory_ devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory _devices_ include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element.
(2) Description of the Related Art
A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a glass,... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container parcel sealed by fusion bonding of a glass, ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional package for cIntaininy a semiconductor element, especially a glass - sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a gla... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) of the Related Art A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a glass, comprises a... | (1) FIeLd oF tHE INVeNtION
the pRESEnT invenTioN reLAtes To aN imPRovemEnt IN A pAcKAgE For cONTAiNIng a SEMIconDUCToR ELeMenT.
(2) desCrIPtiON Of tHE reLatED ART
a COnVeNtionaL PaCkage FOR COnTAiniNg A SEmIconDuctor EleMeNt, eSPEciaLly a GlAss-SEALeD sEMiconDuCToR cONTAiNEr PACKAge sEAleD bY fuSIoN boNdinG of a gLasS,... | (1) Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductorelement. (2) Description of the RelatedArt A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by f... | (1) Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor _element._ (2) Description of _the_ Related Art A conventional package for containing _a_ semiconductor element, especially a _glass-sealed_ _semiconductor_ container package sealed by fusion _bondin... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue.
2. Description of the Related Art
Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art Athero... | Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the field of medical device. specifically, the present invention relates to a device employs palpography technology characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological such as cancer tissue. 2. Description the Related Art Atherosclerosis, process underlying coro... | 1. fIEld Of The InVENTioN
The PrESenT iNVEnTIOn rElaTEs geNerally to ThE fiEld of MEDiCaL dEVicE. moRE SpecIFicALlY, tHe pReseNT inVeNTiON relATes tO a deViCe that EMplOyS palpogrAphy tECHnOloGy to cHaRACTeRize VUlneRABLe PLAQue And OtHEr bIOLOgiCal TISsUE SUch As caNCeR tisSue.
2. dESCRiptiON Of THe rELatED ArT
aTHeRO... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates generally tothe fieldof medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technologyto characterize vulnerable plaque and otherbiological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ generally _to_ the field _of_ medical device. More _specifically,_ the present _invention_ _relates_ to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable _plaque_ and other biological tissue such as _cancer_ _tissue._ 2. Description _of_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collisio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a manifold transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collision... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA / CD (carrier sense multiple access / coll... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collision detecti... | 1. fIELD of thE inVentION
THIS InVENTion Relates to a MUltiPLEX tranSMissiON SyStem FoR CaRRyING OUT A dATa tRAnsMiSsIon amoNg a PlUrAlITY oF MulTiPLex Nodes cONnEctEd tO A Common MuLtIplex TrAnSmIssIoN LiNE, AnD MORE PARTIculArly, To a MUltipLEX tRANSmisSIon SySTeM UsING cSMa/cd (carriEr sEnsE MUltIPle ACCESs/COlLisIO... | 1.Field of theInvention Thisinvention relates to amultiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a pluralityof multiplex nodes connected to acommonmultiplex transmission line, andmore particularly,to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple acces... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ _This_ invention relates _to_ a multiplex _transmission_ system _for_ carrying out _a_ data transmission among a _plurality_ of multiplex _nodes_ connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system _using_ CSMA/CD (carrier sense _mul... |
To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb island at ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb island at ... | To establish man^facturiMg technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as CoilomF island in single - electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified $bat the gold nanoparticle w(tm particle diameter of 1. 8 nm f6nct&oned as Coulomb island ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and that the gold nanoparticle particle diameter 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb island at temperature. In co... | to EstabLISh mANuFACturiNg TeChNology FoR thE sINGLE eLectrOn trAnsisToR, ThE iNVeNTors have foCuseD on a goLd NanOParTicLE as CouLOmB Island in SINgLe-eLeCTron DEVICe, ANd USED STM (scAnNInG tUNNElInG mIcROScopE) aND ClARifiED ThaT THe gOlD nANOPaRticle wiTh PARtICle DiaMEteR oF 1.8 nm FuNcTIoneD aS CoULoMb IslAND AT ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electrondevice, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that thegold nanoparticle with particle diameter of1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb is... | To establish manufacturing technology for _the_ single electron _transistor,_ the _inventors_ _have_ focused on a _gold_ nanoparticle as _Coulomb_ island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of _1.8_ nm functioned as Coul... |
Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted... | Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted... | Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide r@xl time, or near real tJmf, coGerzge of news / sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video / audio feed is trznsmi... | Remote upload of media content is known in art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring of a prepared television Camera crews are often sent to film events a variety locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted to the it is broadcast. News/sports... | REMote UpLOaD oF MeDia CoNtEnt IS kNOwn in The aRT. sUcH UploADS aRe tYPiCAlly UseD To PROvide rEaL tIME, oR Near ReaL TIME, COVeRage OF NewS/spORTS evEntS OcCurring oUtside Of A prEPAReD TELEVISion stuDIO. cAmeRA CreWs aRe Often SENT TO FILM LIvE eVeNts IN a variEtY Of LoCAtiOnS AnD tHe ViDEO/AuDiO FEed IS TRansMiTTEd... | Remote upload of media contentis known in theart. Such uploads are typicallyused to provide real time,or near real time, coverageof news/sports events occurring outsideof a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film liveevents in a variety of locations and thevideo/... | _Remote_ upload of _media_ content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared _television_ studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events _in_ _a_ variety of locations and the video/audio feed is t... |
In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the veh... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the veh... | In - Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the v... | Communication (ICC) enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the vehicle, and therefore he speaks towards the ... | In-caR COmmuNICAtIOn (Icc) sYSTemS sTRiVe to EnhAncE COmMUnicATioN amoNg pASSengers wiTHIN a VEHICLE By coMPensatiNG FOr ACOUsTiC loSS BeTWeEN twO dIaLog paRTNERs. ThERe Are several REaSoNS for sUcH An ACouSTiC LoSS. FOR exAmPLe, TYPIcALly, the drivER CAnnot turN arOuNd To lisTeners SITTiNG on THe Rear sEATs oF thE VEh... | In-Car Communication(ICC) systems strive toenhance communication among passengers within a vehicleby compensating foracousticlossbetween two dialogpartners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannotturn around to listeners sitting on therear se... | In-Car _Communication_ _(ICC)_ systems strive to enhance communication _among_ passengers within a _vehicle_ by compensating _for_ acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several _reasons_ for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, _the_ driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting _on_ the rear ... |
5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisoc... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisoc... | 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene ... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by aromatization subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further with to form 1,5-naphthalene diisocyanate. Various processes for pr... | 5-NiTRo-3,4-DihYdRo-1(2h)-naphThAlINOnE Is An InTeRMedIatE foR The prOdUCTiOn oF 1,5-napHTHALEneDiAMinE, WHiCH cAn BE ObtAInEd From 5-Nitro-3,4-dihYDRo-1(2h)-napHtHalinonE by AmInatIOn, ArOmaTIzATion AnD SUbseQUEnt hydrOGENation. 1,5-naPhThALEneDiaMine CAN bE FUrtHeR reaCted WItH PhoSGenE TO fORM 1,5-NAphtHAlEne dIIsoC... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can beobtained from5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reactedwith phosgene toform 1,5-naphthalene dii... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone _is_ an intermediate _for_ _the_ production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization _and_ subsequent hydrogenation. _1,5-naphthalenediamine_ can be further reacted with phosgene _to_ form 1,5-naphth... |
With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the separation of ... | With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become principal in the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the separatio... | With the development of Organic Light - Emitting D7owe (OLED) tefMnology, flexible OLED display vevic#s have beFb extensively studoes due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have b@com4 main in the field of display teDhnologG. Znong the various flexible OLED display technology, the separation o... | With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among flexible display technology, the separation of the flexible substrate... | WiTH The deVeLOpMENT Of OrGanIc liGHt-EmItTIng dIODE (OlED) teCHNOLoGy, flExIBlE oLed dIsPlaY DeviCes HaVE Been eXTeNsiveLY stuDIED dUE TO tHEIr ADVaNtAGEs Such As FLexiBILITy aND PORtAbilItY, and HAve BecOme MAiN In tHe fIELd OF DiSPLaY TEChNolOgY. aMONG tHE variouS flexiBLe OLEd DISPlay TEcHNolOGY, THE seParation Of ... | With the development ofOrganic Light-EmittingDiode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studieddueto their advantagessuch as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the variousflexible OLED display technology,the separa... | With the development of _Organic_ Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) _technology,_ flexible OLED display devices _have_ been extensively studied due _to_ their advantages _such_ as flexibility and portability, _and_ have become _main_ in the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the ... |
A content management system can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple devices ... | A content management system can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple devices ... | A content management system can store a user ' s content library remotely from the hsdr and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple device... | A content can store a library remotely from the user and provide access the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content systems synchronize content library across multiple client such as when user is associated with multiple devices multiple users share at least a portion of content library. A conten... | a ContEnt maNAgemEnT SYsTEm CAN STORE A uSEr's cOnTenT LiBrARY rEMotElY FRom The usEr AND prOvidE ACcEsS tO the Content lIbrArY fROM A varieTy Of clieNt DeVicES. Some cOnTeNT maNagEMeNt sYSTeMS mAY SyncHroNIZe tHe conTeNt lIbRarY AcrOss mUlTIpLE cLIEnT DEviCeS, sUcH as WHEn tHe uSeR is asSocIated WITh multIpLe DeVices ... | A contentmanagement systemcan store auser's content library remotely from the user and provide access tothe content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated wit... | A content management system can store a user's _content_ _library_ remotely from _the_ user and _provide_ access to the _content_ library _from_ a variety of _client_ devices. Some content _management_ _systems_ _may_ _synchronize_ the content library across multiple client devices, _such_ as when the user is associate... |
Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to incr... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to incr... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e. g. , smartphones, tablets, laptops ). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to i... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client (e.g., smartphones, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and power of client devices continues to it has become feasible for employees utilize cli... | rECENtlY, ENtErpRIsES hAVE eXperieNCed A subStANTial inCrEASe IN thEIR pRoDuCtivitY wheN PRoVIDIng tHeIr EmpLOYees WITH ACcESs to eNTeRpRIse rESOUrCES VIa clienT DeVICes (E.G., SmArtphonES, TableTS, laPtoPs). AS thE coSt of cLIenT dEvicES cOntinues tO DEcrEAse ANd THe comPuTinG pOwer of CLiENT dEVIceS cONTiNUes To Incr... | Recently, enterpriseshave experienced a substantial increase in theirproductivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices(e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and thecomputing power of client devicescont... | _Recently,_ enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). _As_ the _cost_ of client devices _continues_ to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues... |
An important point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths.... | An important point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths.... | An important point of attention in design and tRs4 of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connecf#d to form a plurality of signal paths.... | important point of in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit from a of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths. A plurality of appropriately designed buf... | An ImpORtAnT poInT oF aTtEnTiOn In desIgn And teSt OF SeMIconduCtor DEVIces Is giVEN To tHE tImiNg beHaviour OF tHe SEMiCondUcTOr DEVIce aND iTs cOMPOnents. A sEmiCoNdUCtOr DEVIce tYpICALly haS A FUNctionAl cIrcUit FOrmeD fROM a pLUraLiTY oF FUnctional COMpONENTS WhIch arE ConnEcTed to forM a pLUralITy OF SIGNal patHS.... | Animportant point of attention in designandtest ofsemiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductordevice and its components. A semiconductor device typicallyhas a functional circuitformed from a plurality offunctional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal pa... | An _important_ point _of_ attention in design and test of semiconductor _devices_ is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and _its_ components. _A_ semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit _formed_ from a plurality of _functional_ components which are connected to form _a_ plurality ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL).
2. Description of the Related Art
The generati... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of the Related Art The generati... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon - rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1. 72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL ). 2. Description of the %elateV Art The gene... | 1. Field of Invention This relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of the Related Art The generation of light from semiconductor devi... | 1. FIeLD oF The inVeNTIoN
thIS InVentION gEnerAllY RElATes TO InTeGraTED CircuiT (iC) fAbriCatIoN AND, mOrE pARTICuLarly, To AN eLECTroluMINEscENce (El) deviCe WITh a siliCON-rICH OxiDe (SrO) FiLM hAvinG a reFRaCTIve InDex of abOut 1.72, tO OptimiZe phOtoLuMIneSCenCE (pL).
2. dEscRiPTioN OF thE rELAteD Art
ThE gENERAti... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to integratedcircuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide(SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of the Rela... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention _generally_ relates to integrated circuit _(IC)_ fabrication and, more particularly, to an _electroluminescence_ (EL) device with a _silicon-rich_ oxide (SRO) film having _a_ refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of the Related _Art_ ... |
This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Com... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Com... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV ], closed circuit television, [CCTV ], and broad band cable systems in general. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 326, 289 " Expandab... | This invention to communications particularly cable which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Communications Systems" filed Feb. 28, 198... | tHIS iNvEntioN rELAtes to commUnICaTiONS sySTEMS, PARtiCularly cable sySTeMS WHIch ArE CapABle oF PRoViDiNg a BROad RaNGE Of servIcES to UseRS. caBLe SYSTems iNCLuDE CoMMUniTY aNTEnnaE TelEvisIoN, [cATv], cloSed CIRCuIt TelEViSIOn, [CcTV], aNd BroAd bAnD CABlE sYStEmS iN GEneraL.
u.S. pAt. nO. 4,326,289 "ExpANDABle cOM... | This invention relates to communications systems,particularly cable systems which are capableof providing a broad rangeof services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expand... | This _invention_ relates _to_ _communications_ systems, particularly _cable_ systems _which_ are capable _of_ providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include _community_ antennae _television,_ [CATV], _closed_ circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. _4,326,... |
In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from one ... | In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from one ... | In wireless networks, such as wirelssQ local area networks, the transmit p*eer assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the covSrahe areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client xevic@s that 8perqte in fUese Fov$rage areas and which may goaj from one ... | wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices base determines the coverage areas the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas which may roam from one coverage area to another... | In wIrEleSS nEtworkS, Such aS WirelesS LocAL ArEA NeTWorKs, ThE TrANsMiT POweR aSSigNED tO wIRELESS accESs point deVICES (oR baSE STaTIoNs) deTErMINES thE cOvEraGe aREaS Of THe REspEcTive accESs poInT dEVIceS. tO EnSURe Proper opeRATIoN OF CLiENt dEvIcEs THAt oPErate iN ThESe CovERaGE AreaS And WhiCH May RoAM FROm One ... | Inwirelessnetworks, suchaswireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or basestations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devicesthat operatein these coverage areas and which may roam from one ... | In wireless networks, such as wireless _local_ area networks, the transmit _power_ assigned to wireless access point devices _(or_ base stations) determines the coverage _areas_ of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper _operation_ of client devices that operate in _these_ coverage areas and _which_ may ... |
1. Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems.
2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in nene5al to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the The present disclosure relates in general to associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, present disclosure relates an for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Description of Related Art Valves typically h... | 1. FieLd Of tHE disCLOsuRE
tHE pReSENt dISCLosUre RElAtEs in gENEraL tO VALvES ASsociateD wIth HydroCarboN rECoVERy WElLs, anD In ParTIcUlar To ACTuatORS TO aCtUAtE valveS. yet MorE pArtIculaRLy, thE PREseNt DIscloSuRE relAtEs To an AdAPTER FoR coUPLInG ToGETheR aCtuAtoRs Of VAryIng DESiGNs To vaLvE StEmS.
2. DEscrIpTI... | 1. Field ofthe Disclosure The present disclosure relates in generalto valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particulartoactuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates toan adapter for coupling together actuatorsof varying designs to valve ... | 1. _Field_ of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon _recovery_ wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate _valves._ Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying _designs_ to _valve_ stems. 2.... |
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education.
Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), various types... | The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), versatile typ... | The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user ' s education. Computer systems, and specifically LersoGal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing uH9t (normally mounted on a motherboard ), various ty... | The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on motherboard), various types of (includ... | THe PreSeNt InVeNTiOn rELaTES tO A metHOd aND an AppaRaTuS FOR a LEArNIng stYleD KEyboard whicH EnHaNceS A USer's eDuCatIoN.
CoMPuTEr SYsteMs, anD spEciFICalLy peRsoNaL CoMPUTER (pC) sYsTEMS, UsUaLlY IncluDe a vIsUaL DISPlAY DEVicE or MONitOR, a cEntral prOceSsing UNIt (normAlLY mOuNted on a motherBoard), VARIOus TYpes... | The presentinvention relates to a method and an apparatus fora learning styled keyboard which enhances a user'seducation. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually includea visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted ona moth... | The present invention relates to a method and an _apparatus_ for a learning _styled_ keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer _systems,_ and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include _a_ visual _display_ _device_ or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), v... |
It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking devi... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking twis... | It is known to equip firearm holsters wiRM locking devices that help pTeCent unwanted and / or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device inDljdes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking de... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into with surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking device includes an operating lever that e... | iT is knowN to EQuIp fIREArM HOLStERS wItH LOckiNg dEViCes That HElp PrEVEnT uNWanTED and/or unaUthoRIzEd WItHdrAwAL of tHE fiReaRM. ONE LockInG dEViCe InCLuDES A sadDLE WITH enGAGeMent ProTRUSiOnS tHAt is autOMAtiCalLy bIaSeD IntO EngaGEMent WITh SuItAblE SuRfAces oF tHE fIrEArM to inHiBit wIThdrAWal. thE lOcKINg dEvi... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includesasaddle with engagement protrusions that isautomatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibi... | _It_ is _known_ to equip firearm holsters with _locking_ devices _that_ _help_ prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device _includes_ a saddle with _engagement_ protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable _surfaces_ _of_ the _firearm_ to inhibit withdraw... |
Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a gr... | Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object of the present invention to meliorate on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a ... | Broadly, the type of dog harness tgaf is the subject of the present invebrion is known but it is the object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that inRerconGects the siF2 portions of the harness over the dog ' s withers in 8rd4r to accoNmodahe dogs of varying stoulWer breadth and to pF*vide a ... | Broadly, the type dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it the of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying breadth and to provide a greater range of tightness o... | bRoaDly, ThE tyPE Of dOG harneSs tHAT Is ThE SUbJECt oF The PrESenT INveNtioN IS KnOwN but it Is THe oBJECt of The pReSeNt INvEnTION TO ImProve ON the fASTENeR aSsEMBly THat iNterConNECtS thE sIDe PORTionS Of tHE hArNesS oVEr tHe doG'S WitherS IN oRdeR TO ACcommoDATe DoGs of VaRyInG SHOulDER breADTH aND tO PRovIDE A gr... | Broadly, the type ofdog harnessthat is the subject of the present inventionis known but it is the object of the present invention toimprove on the fastenerassembly that interconnectsthe side portions of the harness overthe dog'swithers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth... | Broadly, the type of dog harness _that_ is the subject of the present invention is known but _it_ is the _object_ of the _present_ _invention_ to improve on _the_ fastener assembly that interconnects the _side_ portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a light modulation Xevlce that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as recording method for volumes, digital information recording that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Patent 1). As a a spatial l... | 1. field oF the invENtIoN
the PreSent InveNtIoN relateS To A ligHT mODulAtion deVIce that hAS A rESOnator STRUCTURE.
2. DESCRiPtIon Of ThE rELatEd aRt
In recENT yeaRs, AS a RECorDIng methoD foR lARge VOLUmeS, dIGiTaL INfoRmAtIoN REcoRdinG systems THAT uSe The PRINCiplE of hoLogrAMS HavE BeCOMe KnoWN (FoR examPLE, PATEN... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to a lightmodulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes,digitalinformation recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (f... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates _to_ a light modulation device that _has_ a resonator _structure._ 2. Description _of_ the Related Art In recent _years,_ as a recording method _for_ large volumes, _digital_ information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known... |
Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural/syntheti... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural/syntheti... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire - unstable, i. e. , they burn or melt or otherwise heat - degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non - woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural ... | Various used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade in contact with flame or heat. example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as and wool may or melt in the presence of flame... | VarIOus tEXtILEs usED IN THe CLothiNg, fURNiSHinGS anD indUSTriaL FAbrIcS INdusTRIES Are fire-UNsTablE, i.e., TheY Burn Or melT oR OTHERwise HeAT-DegRadE WheN In conTAcT wITh fLAmE OR HeaT. FOR eXamPlE, WoveN, KNiTted, anD noN-woveN coNstRuctionS Of COTtOn, viScOsE, rAYON, sYnThetIcS suCH AS POLyesTER, NatuRaL/SYnthetI... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrialfabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burnor melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flameor heat. For example,woven, knitted, and non-wovenconstructionsof cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as poly... | Various _textiles_ used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial _fabrics_ industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn _or_ melt _or_ otherwise heat-degrade when in _contact_ with flame or heat. For example, woven, _knitted,_ _and_ _non-woven_ constructions of cotton, _viscose,_ rayon, synthetics _such_ as polyest... |
Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biologic sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection. ... | Capillary - based XnalysJs schemes, bioch4hical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require cKall volume detecti... | Capillary-based schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and in protein folding, detection and of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection. With the advent of lasers, light sour... | CapILlary-BasEd aNalysis schEMes, BiOcHEMIcal ANALysis, bAsic RESeArCh IN tHe BIolOgICAl sCieNCEs SucH As LOcalIZed PH dETErMInATiONs In TISsUES and sTudIES In PROTeiN FolDInG, DEtectIOn aNd sTuDy Of mIcRoorGaNIsmS, And THe MiniaTUriZATION oF iNSTRuMENtAtION DowN To The SizE OF A CHiP AlL ReqUIre SMalL VOLUMe DETectIon... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basicresearch inthe biological sciences such as localized pH determinations intissues and studies in protein folding,detection and studyof microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentationdown to the size of a chip all require small volume detectio... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic _research_ in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues _and_ _studies_ _in_ protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the _miniaturization_ of instrumentation _down_ to the size of _a_ chip all _require_ small ... |
A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternatively ... | A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternatively ... | A conventional storage container top - loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternativel... | A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of vertical sides. Alternatively the lid may be ... | A ConVentIoNal stoRagE coNTaiNeR tOp-loaDINg BOX hAS ONe or MoRe VerTIcaL siDes aND A bottoM FORmED IntO An enClosURE wIth an oPeNIng at The tOP. THE ContainER IS TYpiCaLlY fiTted WitH A LiD cONFIgUREd tO ClOse the oPENING AT THE tOp. THe lID May be HIngEd To tHe tOP oF oNe or mOrE OF THE vERticAl sidES. AlTernATIVELy ... | Aconventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sidesand a bottom formedinto an enclosure withan opening at the top. The container istypically fitted with a lid configured toclose theopening at the top.The lid maybe hinged tothe top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternative... | A _conventional_ _storage_ container top-loading box has _one_ or more _vertical_ sides and _a_ _bottom_ formed _into_ an enclosure with an opening at the _top._ The container is typically fitted with _a_ _lid_ configured to close the opening at the top. _The_ lid may be hinged to _the_ top _of_ one or more of the _ver... |
The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers.
With ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data QcroQs various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With ad... | The present relates generally to management, analysis and of data across various data sources and specifically to a system and method for customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. advancements in technology and increase in... | tHE pREseNT INvEnTiON relaTes GENERalLY to MaNAgeMeNt, anALYSIS and RePorting Of data acROss VArIoUS DAtA SOUrCEs And mORe sPECificaLLY TO A SyStEm And mETHOd FoR PRoVIdIng CusTOmEr AnAlYtIcs sOLUtION iNteGRATeD WITh STATiStIcaL MOdEls ANd BusIneSS REpOrts To an EnterPRiSE fOr eFficieNT manaGEMEnT OF customeRS.
WitH ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analyticssolution integrated with statistical models andbusinessreports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. ... | The present invention relates generally _to_ _management,_ _analysis_ and reporting _of_ data _across_ various data sources and _more_ _specifically_ _to_ a _system_ _and_ method for providing customer analytics solution _integrated_ with _statistical_ models and business _reports_ to an enterprise for efficient manage... |
The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same.
As convent... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. As convent... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bogdwd to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. As convent... | invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. As conventional manufacturing methods ... | THE PrESeNT iNvEnTiON RElAteS To a MuLtiLAyeR MateriAl foR MaNuFACTurinG A PLaiN beARIng eTc. AnD a mAnUFaCtuRing metHod OF THE saME, And mORE paRTiCUlaRLY TO a MulTiLaYeR mAterIAl whOSe ObveRsE maTErIAl BONdEd TO A BaCKINg mAteRIAl hAs An oriENTATed DENDRiTe sTruCTurE aND A mAnUFactuRiNG METHoD of The SAMe.
AS COnVENT... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearingetc. and a manufacturing method ofthe same, and more particularly to amultilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientateddendrite structure and a manufacturing method ofthe same. ... | The _present_ invention _relates_ to _a_ multilayer material for manufacturing a _plain_ bearing etc. and _a_ manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer _material_ whose _obverse_ material bonded to a backing material has an _orientated_ _dendrite_ structure and a manufacturing method of th... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corres... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corres... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a GinB - Chapew die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of %eeYh 3 each Nafing a cross - sectional shape co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description the Prior Art Conventionally, ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth each having a shape corresponding to that of a sp... | 1. fIeLD of ThE INVenTiON
thE pREseNT invEnTion relATES To A SPlInE ForMINg Die to Be uSeD iN forMiNG sPLiNes By FORGiNG.
2. dEScRiPtIOn of the Prior arT
coNvenTiONAlLy, A riNg-sHaPED dIE 1 oF THE TyPE ShowN IN fIg. 6 HAs bEEN usED in forMInG splINES. A MUltiPLICiTy Of TeEtH 3 Each HaVinG a CrOSS-SeCtIONAL sHAPE cOrREs... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa splineformingdie to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the typeshown in FIG. 6 hasbeenused in forming splines. Amultiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-secti... | _1._ Field of _the_ _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ a spline forming _die_ to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. _Description_ _of_ _the_ Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 _has_ been used in _forming_ splines. A _multiplicity_ _of_ teeth 3 each having _a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions.
2. Description of the Related Art
Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the The invention relates a magnetic resonance apparatus, particularly to a dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging vertebral may require the possibility of bringing the patient... | 1. fIeld oF tHE inveNtIOn
THe InvEntIoN relAteS TO A mAgNetic ResoNANce iMaGING AppaRatuS, aND PaRtiCULARlY to A MuLtiPuRPoSe DediCaTEd IMAgiNg AppAratUS HavING imPRoved FEAtureS FOR IMAGINg THE rEgiON of the vErTebRAl COLuMN unDeR diffEREnT lOAd cOnDITionS.
2. dESCRIptIOn OF ThE rELAteD aRt
IMaGiNG ThE VERTEBRal coluM... | 1. Field of theInvention Theinvention relates to amagnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicatedimaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region ofthe vertebral columnunderdifferent load conditions. 2.Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral... | 1. Field of the Invention The _invention_ relates to _a_ magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, _and_ particularly to a multipurpose _dedicated_ imaging apparatus having improved _features_ for imaging the region of the vertebral column _under_ _different_ load conditions. 2. _Description_ of _the_ _Related_ Art Imaging... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons prod... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons prod... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and / or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons pr... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates generally to methods and for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons the hydrocarbons produced from the formations. Des... | 1. FIElD of THe INVentiOn
the prESenT invEntion rELATes gENerallY tO meTHODs And sysTems fOR PrODUCTIon Of HydrocaRBONS, HyDRoGEn, aNd/Or oTHer pRoduCtS From VARiOUs SuBsURfacE foRMatIOnS SuCH aS hydrocARBoN coNtAininG FoRmATiONs. cerTaIn embOdIMentS rElATe TO pRoDuCING aLKYLATED HydROCARbOnS From The hydROCARboNs pRoD... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relatesgenerallyto methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons,hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such ashydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons fro... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates _generally_ to methods and _systems_ _for_ production of hydrocarbons, _hydrogen,_ _and/or_ other products from various _subsurface_ formations such as _hydrocarbon_ containing formations. _Certain_ embodiments relate to producing alkylated _hydrocarbons_ fr... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electrical sti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical sti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical sti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods systems such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical stimulation mo... | 1. fiElD Of tHe iNveNtiOn
The InvENtiOn ReLaTes GENErALly to the treatment Of neuRomUSCuloSkelEtal COndITIonS BY Use Of TrAnScUtanEouS EleCtrIcAL sTiMulatIOn MOdAlITIes AND mOrE PaRTicUlaRlY to meThods And sysTems For SUcH TrEatMENT USIng A cOndUcTive ElectRiCal garMenT.
2. deScRiPTiON Of THe reLatEd ArT
ElectRIcaL STi... | 1. Field of the InventionThe invention relates generally tothe treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulationmodalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatmentusing aconductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The invention relates generally to _the_ treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions _by_ use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and _more_ particularly to methods and systems for _such_ _treatment_ _using_ a _conductive_ electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Ar... |
With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph.
In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve ... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve ... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced &nt9 a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high - pressure valv... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve 1 a flow... | with a LIQUid chROMAtOGRapH, AN AUTosAmplEr Is used so THat oNE LIQuid SAMPlE among a pLUraLITy Of liQuiD SAMplEs iS autoMatiCALLy sEleCteD aND inTRODUCEd InTo a cOLumn. fIgs. 1A And 1b sHOW a schematIC ViewS Of THe FLoW PATH of AN AUTOSaMpler IN A preViOuS lIQUid cHrOMaToGraPh.
IN figs. 1a and 1b, hIgH-PrESSuRE VAlve ... | With aliquid chromatograph,an autosampler is used so thatone liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selectedand introducedinto a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosamplerin a previous liquidchromatograph.In FIGS. 1Aand 1B, hi... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler _is_ used so that one liquid sample among _a_ plurality of _liquid_ samples is automatically selected and _introduced_ into a column. FIGS. _1A_ _and_ 1B show a schematic _views_ of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. _In_ FIGS. _1A_ and 1B, hi... |
1. Field
The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage is appl... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage is appl... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and / or organic lJgnt - emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic iighg - emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light - emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or light-emitting display apparatuses the same. 2. of the Related Art organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, a cathode. Here, is applied between the anode and the cathode, holes are inj... | 1. fIELd
tHe pREsEnT disclOSurE RElATeS to opTiCAL FILms for rEduCING CoLoR shIft and/OR OrGANIc LIGht-eMittIng DISplay ApPaRatuseS eMploYiNg tHE SAME.
2. DEscrIptION of The RELated ArT
an oRgaNIc LighT-emITTiNg DIoDe (oLed) iNclUdeS An anODe, aN OrgANIC liGhT-EmiTting laYEr, and A cathOdE. hEre, WHEn A vOltAGe IS APpL... | 1. FieldThe present disclosure relatesto optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Descriptionof theRelatedArt An organic light-emittingdiode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, whena v... | 1. Field The _present_ _disclosure_ relates _to_ _optical_ films for _reducing_ _color_ shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of _the_ Related _Art_ An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, _an_ organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. _Here,_ _w... |
This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms.
In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave gen... | This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave gen... | This invention rrlafes to waveform generators and more pZr6icularly to waveform generators to generate COS (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, SIN (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, COS (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t and SIN (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t wZv@forms. In the paEF waveform generators to produce the ab(vs - mentioned waveforms inclu... | This invention relates to waveform generators and particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - and SIN(w.sub.o w.sub.m)t waveforms. In past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine generators locked to a frequenc... | THIs invENtIoN RElAtes TO WaVeFORm GEneraTOrs AnD mOre ParTIcUlArLy To WAVEFOrM generatOrs TO GenEraTE COs(w.SuB.o + w.Sub.M)t, Sin(w.SuB.O + W.sUb.m)t, Cos(w.SUB.O - w.Sub.m)t anD SIN(w.Sub.O - W.SUB.m)t WavefOrms.
In thE pAST WAVEfoRM GENerAtoRS TO pRoDuCe The AbOve-MENtioNEd wAVeFOrMS inCLuDEd muLtIpLe SiNe wave GEn... | This invention relates to waveform generators andmore particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In the past waveformgenerators toproduce the above-mentioned waveforms includedmultiplesine wav... | This invention relates _to_ waveform _generators_ _and_ more _particularly_ to _waveform_ generators to generate COS(w.sub.o _+_ w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + _w.sub.m)t,_ _COS(w.sub.o_ - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In the past waveform generators to produce _the_ above-mentioned waveforms included mult... |
A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a CD, such... | A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a CD, such... | A disk - type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high - quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘ DVD ’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk - type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a ... | A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called developed as a new disk-type recording medium. DVD can store much larger size than a CD, such that high-quality moving pictures or ... | a DIsk-tYPE recOrdIng mEdIUM suCH AS a cOMpAct dIsk (CD) Can sTORe hIgh-quaLiTy digiTaL auDIO DAtA PeRmAneNtlY, SO THAT It IS A pOPuLAR rECoRDing MeDIUm. ReCeNTly, A dIGitaL VErsatILe DIsk (caLLeD ‘dvD’ HerEiNaftER) Has bEen devEloPEd As a new disK-TyPE rEcorDinG mEdIum. A dVD Can StorE MuCH LArgER SIzE tHaN A Cd, SUcH... | Adisk-type recordingmedium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium.Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger s... | A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality _digital_ audio data permanently, so _that_ it is a popular recording medium. Recently, _a_ Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording _medium._ A DVD can store _much_ _larger_ size _th... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, a pressurized container which is compatible with a main supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and through a sprinkler system. 2. Description of ... | 1. FieLd oF thE iNVENtioN
ThIs invEntION RELateS GEnERalLY To a dEViCe FOR InTRodUCINg lAwn cARE cHEmIcALs inTO An IrrIGation SYstEM, AnD iN PArTicUlar, to a PResSuriZED CoNtAiNEr wHIch IS COmPatIblE with a MaIn wAter SupplY LinE fOr DIsPErsiNg fErtiLIzeRs, hERbiCIDeS, InSEcTiciDES, ANd fuNGIcidEs ThrouGH a SPrinKLer s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device forintroducing lawn care chemicals into anirrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main watersupply line fordispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a s... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ _This_ invention relates generally to a device for introducing _lawn_ care _chemicals_ into an irrigation system, _and_ in _particular,_ to _a_ pressurized _container_ which _is_ compatible _with_ a _main_ water supply line for _dispersing_ _fertilizers,_ herbicides, _insecticides,_ and fu... |
This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such art i... | This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such art i... | This section introduces information from the art that may be re/ateE to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and / or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “ related ” art. That such a... | This section introduces from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such art is related no way im... | this SectiOn iNtrODucES InFoRMAtiON from THe aRT THAt maY Be reLaTED to oR PRovide ConTExT FoR sOmE asPeCTs oF ThE techniQuE DESCriBeD HEReIN AnD/or ClAImEd bELoW. This InfoRmATIoN iS BaCKgrOUNd FACIliTAtiNG a BEttER uNDErSTanDIng OF THAT Which Is DIScLoseD heREIn. This is A DIscuSsion of “rELATED” aRT. ThAT SUCH ARt I... | This section introduces information from theart that may berelated to or provide context for some aspects of thetechnique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating abetter understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is adiscussion of“related” art.... | This _section_ introduces information from _the_ art that may be related _to_ or provide context for some aspects of the _technique_ described _herein_ and/or claimed below. _This_ information is background facilitating a better understanding _of_ that which is disclosed herein. This _is_ a discussion of “related” art.... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet.
2. Background of the Related Art
One of the a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related Art One of the a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and / or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related Art One of the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to the of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary after being treated with and/or moisture more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of Related Art One of aspects by which sheet materials are graded is th... | 1. FIElD oF THE inVention
The prEsEnT inVeNTion RELAtES TO THE fiEld oF TREATiNg ShEET maTERiaLs preSsed agAInsT ROTary DRuMS aFteR BEiNg TreaTED wIth heat AND/Or moisTUre and, moRe parTICULArly, TO aN aPParAtuS FOr cONtrollinG tHe SurFace gLOSS OF A CALENDeRED paPER SHEeT.
2. BACKgROuND oF the rELAtED aRT
one OF The a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto the field of treating sheet materialspressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of acalendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related A... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ to the _field_ of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat _and/or_ moisture and, more particularly, _to_ an apparatus for controlling the surface _gloss_ of _a_ calendered paper _sheet._ 2. Background of the _Relat... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well.
2. Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole tools and particularly to devices for into and out of a well on a string generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. Related Art and Information It has been common practi... | 1. fieLd of tHE inVeNtIon
this iNvENtIon reLATEs TO DOwNHOLe WEll toOls And MorE paRtIculARly to dEvICes for RUnNIng inTO AnD oUt of a wElL on A hANdliNg STrING foR gENeRATING a foRCe for mOviNG AN obJect in tHE weLL BOrE aFTeR TEmpoRARILY aNChorInG THe LOweR pOrTiOn of sucH HANDLING STriNg IN thE WELL.
2. rElATEd ARt ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object inthe well bore after temporarily anchoringthe lower portion of such handling stringi... | 1. Field _of_ the _Invention_ _This_ invention relates _to_ downhole _well_ tools and more particularly to devices for running _into_ and out _of_ a well on a _handling_ _string_ for generating a force for moving _an_ object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of _such_ handling _string_ in t... |
Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc. , have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydrauli... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic to power hydraulic machinery. For early vehicles had hydraulic brake vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic power developed. Hydraulic systems in... | MANy veHIClEs, SUcH AS AiRcRAfT, Cars, truckS, EtC., haVe OnE oR More HYDraUlIc SySTEmS WHICh are dRives oR TRansMISSioN sYsTEms thAt Use pREssuRIZeD HyDRAuliC flUiD TO PowER HydrAulIC maCHINeRY. FOr eXAmple, early vehiclES hAD hYDrAUlic BraKe sYsTems. As VEhiClES becAME moRe SOphistIcatED, nEweR sysTEMS WitH hYDRAUliC... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or morehydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systemsthat use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery.For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems.As vehicles became more sophisticated, newersystemswith hydraulic pow... | Many _vehicles,_ such _as_ aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or _more_ hydraulic systems which are _drives_ or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to _power_ hydraulic machinery. For _example,_ _early_ vehicles had hydraulic _brake_ _systems._ As vehicles became _more_ _sophisticated,_ newer ... |
Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | Recording of the type mentioned above known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed the natural or teeth of the patient ensure that they do not slip that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and jaw, respectively, of patient (for ex... | rECorDInG dEVICES oF tHe tYPE MENtioned ABoVe ARe knOwN In the deNTAl fIElD. THEir reCoRDiNG pLATES HAVE TO bE FIxed On thE NATURAl OR ProSTheTiC teeTH oF THE PaTIenT To EnSURE THat thEy dO NOt slIP aND tHaT THE TOngUe dOeS NOT PuSH thEM AsIDe. AFtER THE reCOrDinG plAteS hAvE eACh bEEN sEcured On The uPper jAW anD lOwE... | Recording devices of thetypementioned above are knownin the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teethof the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After therecording plates have each beensecu... | Recording devices _of_ the type mentioned above are known in _the_ _dental_ field. Their _recording_ plates have to _be_ fixed on _the_ natural or prosthetic teeth _of_ the _patient_ to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does _not_ push them aside. _After_ the recording plates have each been secured on th... |
Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in dependent upon strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force bone protuberances against the skin, an... | MusClEs SerVe a nUmBer Of fUncTIoNS, mosT OF Which ARE DEpENDeNt UpoN TheiR REgUlAr cOnTrAction, whiCH is In tuRn DePENdeNT upON thEIR StrENgth and HeaLtH. FOR EXampLe, IN aDdItION TO THE wELL KnoWN fUNctIoNS Of SUpPoRtINg tHE SKEletOn aND PermiTting mOVEmENt, MUscLES serVe TO Pad THe FORcE oF BoNe PrOTUBErANceS agaINS... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turndependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeletonand permittingmovement, musclesserve to pad the force of b... | Muscles serve a number of _functions,_ most of which _are_ dependent upon _their_ regular contraction, which is _in_ turn dependent upon their strength _and_ _health._ For _example,_ in addition to _the_ well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, _muscles_ serve to pad the force of bone pr... |
In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sSmpl2, an in?eF liner is typLcqlly installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the or of analytes in the an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain prior to passing the to the column, in order to the sample from any active sites inside the inlet... | In GAS CHrOmAtogRAphy, A SamPLe Is IntRoDucED to THe ColUmN oF tHe cHRoMAtoGRAph SYStEM VIA aN iNLET. to rEduce The AdSOrPTIoN Or DEcomposITIoN oF aNalyTEs In tHe SaMplE, AN INlEt lINEr iS TYPIcaLLy INstaLlEd INSIDE thE INlEt. thE INlET liner MusT conTaIN THe saMpLE PRior tO PasSiNg thE sampLE To tHE ColUMN, IN OrdEr t... | In gaschromatography, a sample isintroduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reducethe adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the c... | In gas chromatography, a _sample_ is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an _inlet._ To reduce the _adsorption_ _or_ _decomposition_ of _analytes_ in the sample, _an_ inlet _liner_ is typically installed inside _the_ inlet. _The_ inlet liner _must_ contain the sample prior _to_ _passing_ _the_ samp... |
This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers.
The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended period of time, ge... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended period of time, ge... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening / closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food ' s freshness for an extended period of time... | This relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus is adapted facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various of in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended period of generally cools the stored foodstuffs either... | THIs InvENTIOn ReLATEs to a refRIGeRAtor doOR openIng/CLOsinG apParATUS which IS adAPtEd tO faCIliTate The eASY HandlinG OF RelaTiVeLY HeaVy Food CONTAiNeRs.
tHe rEFRiGeratoR, usEd tO storE VaRioUs kInDs of foODstUfFs in EitHEr a coolEd oR FRozeN sTate tO PreSERVe thE fooD's fReSHnESS fOR an ExTENDeD PEriOD Of TImE, GE... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitatethe easy handling of relatively heavy food containers.The refrigerator, used to storevarious kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended perio... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted _to_ _facilitate_ _the_ easy handling _of_ relatively _heavy_ food containers. The _refrigerator,_ used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or _frozen_ state to _preserve_ _the_ food's freshness for an extended ... |
1. Technical Field
Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms.
2. Discussion
Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | 1. Technical Doeld Emnodimentx generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power effiFienXy in computing platforms. 2. Discuxs(on Computing platforms may wnt2r various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments relate to power management in computing platforms. particularly, relate to periodic activity alignment to power efficiency computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during of idleness in order to reduce power consumption. Sleep state entry may b... | 1. teChniCal fieLd
eMbodimeNts gENeralLY RElaTE to power MaNagemENt in COmPutING PLAtfoRMs. mORe paRTicUlaRLy, EMBOdImentS rElATe tO peRiODiC activiTy aLIgNMEnT tO enhANcE POWeR EffiCiEnCY IN cOMPUtING pLAtFoRMS.
2. DiscUsSIOn
coMPutING PlaTForMS MAy enter VARiOUS SLeep sTAteS dUriNG PeRIods of idLENEss IN orDEr TO red... | 1.TechnicalField Embodiments generally relate to power management incomputing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhancepower efficiency in computingplatforms. 2.Discussion Computingplatforms may enter various sleep states during periodsof idleness in order t... | _1._ _Technical_ Field _Embodiments_ generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing _platforms._ 2. Discussion _Computing_ platforms _may_ _enter_ various _sleep_ states during _periods_ of idlene... |
A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure i... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure i... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “ TEM ”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltarr to an observation object material and focuses the elrct%on beam transmitted through the mXteriWl into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high to an observation object material focuses electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure imaging. In a state ... | a trAnsMisSiON eLECtRON miCRosCOPe (HEREInafTer, ReFerREd TO AS “Tem”) is A DEVICe whicH aPPlIes an EleCTron beam aCCElERAteD bY A HiGh VOlTAge tO An obSeRVatiOn ObjEct MaTeRiAl AND Focuses THe ElEctrON beaM trAnSMITteD tHROUGh tHE materiAl iNtO aN eNlaRGED ImagE By MEaNS oF An ElEctroMagnetic lEnS foR MICrosTruCturE i... | Atransmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referredto as “TEM”) is a devicewhich applies anelectron beam acceleratedby a high voltage to an observation object materialand focuses the electron beam transmitted through the materialinto anenlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens formicro... | A _transmission_ electron _microscope_ _(hereinafter,_ referred to as “TEM”) is a _device_ which applies an electron _beam_ accelerated by a high voltage _to_ _an_ _observation_ object _material_ and _focuses_ the electron beam _transmitted_ through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic len... |
Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of DouplUng mecha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind for a flexible sling or a strap to a solid for For some kind of coupling mechanism comprising accessory attachment and a correspond... | VaRiOUs aTTAChMEnT PiECeS, ADAptOrs, aND meChaNICal APparatuses eXIsT fOr The puRpOSe Of COupLinG sLINgS anD oTHer acceSsories to PErSonAL ArTIClEs. onE CoMMON Type of aCCessorY aTtaChmEnT iS tHe KiNd USed fOr couplING a FleXibLE SlINg or A strAp to A soliD ARtICLE For CARRYING. FoR ExAmplE, somE kInd OF CoUPLING mECHA... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors,and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose ofcoupling slings and other accessories to personal articles.Onecommon type ofaccessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid articlefor carrying. For example, some kind of coup... | Various _attachment_ pieces, adaptors, _and_ mechanical apparatuses exist _for_ the purpose of coupling slings and other _accessories_ _to_ personal articles. One _common_ type _of_ accessory _attachment_ is _the_ kind used for coupling _a_ flexible _sling_ or _a_ _strap_ to a solid article _for_ carrying. For example,... |
Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cookiGY appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas of a gas cooking appliance deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element to temperature. A gas flame can also... | mANy cOnsUMErs PREfeR gAs CoOKIng APPlIAnCES OVER eLEcTRIc CoOkinG apPlIaNCEs foR A VArietY OF reASons. For exAMPle, THe GaS FLAME Of A gAs cooKing appLiANCe CAN deLIveR heAt NeArLy iMmeDiatElY, WhILE EleCtrIc cookiNg apPLIANCES usuaLly reQuIRe At LEaSt SoME deLaY TO bRInG a rEsIsTiVe HeaTINg Element up to OPerATInG Te... | Many consumers prefer gas cookingappliances overelectric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons.For example, the gasflame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heatnearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bringaresistive heatingelement up to opera... | _Many_ consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a _variety_ of reasons. _For_ _example,_ _the_ _gas_ flame of a gas cooking _appliance_ can deliver heat _nearly_ _immediately,_ while electric cooking appliances usually require at _least_ _some_ delay to bring a _resistive_ _heating_ ... |
There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these d... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these d... | There are an increasingly large j Tmber of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network cognecrivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these ... | There are an increasingly large number of that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell With the evolution of these devices, there has been de... | thEre ARE An InCReaSInGlY Large nUmbEr of dEviCEs THAt HavE NetWOrK cONnECtivITy. ovER The yEArS, NeTwOrk COnNECTiVity hAs beEn ExTendeD TO apPlIAnCeS such aS rEfRIgEratoRs, homE enTErtainMEnt ceNTerS, AnD InTERactIVE boX sETS For usE WIth teLEviSIon SeTS, DigItaL caMeRAs, and CeLl PHonEs. With THE EVoLUTioN oF THese D... | There are an increasingly large number ofdevices that have networkconnectivity. Over the years, network connectivityhas been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets foruse with televisionsets, digital cameras, and cell phones.With the evolution of t... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have _network_ connectivity. Over _the_ _years,_ network connectivity has been extended to appliances such _as_ refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for _use_ with television sets, digital _cameras,_ and cell phones. With _the_ evolut... |
Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism.
Examples of previously patented f... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from artistic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previously patented fl... | Heretofore various forms of fiagstZffs and flagpoles have bffn designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of se#viceabil(ty and ease of use. Further, there has aIsP been att3Jpts to XesigB flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previously patented f... | Heretofore various of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints serviceability and ease of use. Further, there been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of patented flagpoles of this type and of ... | HereTOfoRE vaRIoUS fOrMS oF FLagSTafFs aND fLaGPOLES haVe Been desIGNED FRoM AeStHetic stanDPOINts And ALsO frOM the sTaNDpoiNTs of serviceABIliTy and EASe OF USe. fuRThEr, thERE has alSo beeN AtTEmpts To DEsIGN FLAGsTAFfs aNd flAgPOlEs whICh ARe SuBsTAnTIaLLy pROTECTED fROm VaNDaLIsM.
eXamPles of PrEviOUSlY pAtenTeD f... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles havebeen designed from aesthetic standpointsand also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoleswhich are substantiallyprotected from vandalism.Examples of previously ... | Heretofore various _forms_ of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from _aesthetic_ standpoints and _also_ _from_ _the_ standpoints of serviceability _and_ ease of _use._ Further, there has also _been_ attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which _are_ substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of pre... |
The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof.
Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including alterable circuit ... | the PREsENT iNVenTIOn RelaTeS To SEMICONdUctor StRUctURES, anD ParTicUlarly, To AntiFuSe stRUcTUReS hAvINg an integrAtEd HeatiNg ElEMEnT aND meThOdS OF PRogRamminG tHEREoF.
elECtrICalLy OPeRAbLe FuSEs ArE UtILIZEd WIthin THe fiELd of intEgratEd CircuIt DEViCes AND pROcESses fOR a NumbEr Of PurpOSes, IncLUDING ProGrammI... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fusesare utilized within the field of integratedcircuitdevices and processes for a number of purposes, includingpro... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to _antifuse_ structures having an integrated heating element and methods _of_ programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and _processes_ for a number _of_ purposes, including p... |
Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing power Vonsum9tion in an integrated ciGc8it is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often se.ec4 a coHsDrvative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach otteG means that there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a supply voltage to correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible This conservative approach often means that is a substantial margin that added to the critical voltage to acco... | ReDuCIng POWer CoNsumPTioN in An INTegrAteD CIrCUIt iS OfteN dEsIRable. howeVer DesIGNeRS of iNtEGraTED CIrcUITS OfTEn SElecT A coNserVaTIvE SUPPLy VoLtaGe To ENsure CORReCT OPErAtiOn Of THe inTeGRatEd CIrcUIts UNdeR alL poSSiBLE VaRiATiOns. ThIs CONSeRvaTive apprOaCh OfTEN MeAns THat TheRE Is A SUBSTaNtIAl mARgIN That... | Reducing power consumptionin an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservativesupply voltage to ensure correct operation ofthe integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach oftenmeansthat thereisa substantial margin that is... | _Reducing_ power consumption in _an_ integrated circuit is often desirable. _However_ designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative _supply_ voltage to _ensure_ correct operation of _the_ integrated circuits _under_ all possible _variations._ This conservative approach _often_ means that there is a _subs... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates an image processing apparatus for halftone image from a digital such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and wordprocessors have been... | 1. FIeld oF The INVenTIOn
tHE PResENT invEntIOn rElATeS TO an iMAgE pRocesSING apParaTus fOr rePRoDuciNg A halFToNE imAgE from a dIGITal iMagE SucH As a PSeUdO HALftONe IMage.
2. DeScriptION oF tHE ReLATEd Art
In RECenT YeaRs, vaRiOus TyPes OF diGItaL DoCumEnT data PROCeSsIng APpAratuSEs sucH As FacsimiLe SySTeMS AnD W... | 1.Fieldof theInventionThe present invention relates toan image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image froma digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art In recentyears, various typesof digitaldocument dataprocessingapparatuses such as facsimile systemsand ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present _invention_ relates to _an_ image _processing_ _apparatus_ for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such _as_ a pseudo _halftone_ image. 2. Description _of_ _the_ Related Art _In_ recent years, various types _of_ _digital_ document data processing _apparatuses_ such ... |
Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human RfCorts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and billions are lost to the damage they Synthetic organic have been th... | HUmAnS grOW cOrN fOR fOoD ANd ENergy AppLICaTIoNs. HumaNS aLso GROW Many oThER CROps, iNclUdINg soYBeaNS And cOTTON. InsEcts EAT anD dAMage PlaNTs aNd ThEreBy UNDeRMiNe THeSe HuMaN effORts. bIllioNS oF DOllArS ARe sPenT EacH YeAR tO COntRol INsEcT pestS anD adDItIONAl bIlLioNs ArE loST to THE dAMAGe ThEy InFLiCt. sYNtH... | Humans growcorn for food and energy applications. Humansalso grow many othercrops, including soybeansand cotton. Insectseat anddamage plants and therebyundermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent eachyear to control insectpests and additional billionsare lost to the damage ... | Humans grow _corn_ _for_ food and energy applications. _Humans_ also _grow_ many other _crops,_ _including_ soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these _human_ efforts. _Billions_ of _dollars_ are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions _are_ lost to the damage... |
Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side plan... | Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side plan... | Japanese Laid - Open Patent Publication No. 2008 - 4e0(0 discloses a hjdraulix torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a Erivs motor via a rear - sid... | Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side planetary gear me... | japANESE laId-Open pAtEnT PUBliCation no. 2008-44080 dIscLOSES A hYdrAULIc TOrQue WrENcH THaT iNCLUDeS A PoWer trANsMiTTinG aPparATus. tHe PoWeR tRANsmITTIng AppARAtUs COMPRisEs A CYlinDEr FIlLEd wITH HyDRAUlic OIl. tHE cylInDeR is LOCATEd InsIDe an outeR CASInG ParT ANd is roTatEd BY a dRiVe moTOR viA a REaR-sIDE pLAN... | Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench thatincludes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprisesa cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and isrotated bya drive motor via a ... | _Japanese_ Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses _a_ hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power _transmitting_ apparatus. _The_ _power_ transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder _filled_ with hydraulic oil. The cylinder _is_ located inside _an_ _outer_ casing part and is rotated _by_ a drive motor ... |
Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, in... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, in... | Drll.ing wells for various Lur(oses is well - known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to lrovuce hydrocarbons (e. g. , oil and gas ), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may gSnge from a few thousand feet to 25, 000 Rret or mofR. In hydrocWrbln wells, downhole tools often incorporate various senso... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal to hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth range from a few feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, instruments and control devices i... | DRiLLing weLLs for VaRiouS PURpOses iS WElL-KnOwn. SuCh welLs MAy be DRiLLED fOR GEothErMal PurPOSEs, to pROdUCe HYDrocARbonS (E.G., oIl and Gas), TO prODucE WATEr, AnD SO on. WELl DEPTh May rANge FrOM a fEW thouSanD FEEt tO 25,000 FeET or mOrE. In hYdrOcarbOn WELlS, doWnhole toOLs oFTeN iNcORpORatE vArioUs senSOrS, iN... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, toproduce hydrocarbons (e.g.,oil and gas), to produce water, and so on.Well depthmayrange from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet ormore. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various s... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for _geothermal_ purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, _and_ so on. _Well_ _depth_ may range from a few thousand feet to _25,000_ _feet_ or _more._ In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate vario... |
A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, jnsectivides, herbicides, fungicides, and oRhdr chemicals, compounds, or miat tres. Agricultural inputs may be 8ded to treSF seeds,... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, dispense or spray agricultural inputs a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. may be used to treat seeds, roots, plants or the soil, example. Although... | A MaTeriAL ApPliCaTIoN sySTEM or SPRAYER MAy be used To ApPly, disTrIbute, DIsPEnse oR sPraY AGriCultuRAL InpuTs on A FielD at contrOLlEd RATe. aGRIcultuRaL iNPUTs maY cOMPRisE ferTIliZER, iNsECtiCiDeS, HErbICIdEs, fuNgiCIDes, And othEr ChemicaLs, COMPoUNdS, oR MiXTUREs. AgrIcULTurAL inPuTS mAY bE UsED TO TReaT sEeDS, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides,and other chemicals, compounds, ormixtures. Agricultural inputs maybe used t... | _A_ material application system or sprayer may be used _to_ apply, distribute, dispense _or_ _spray_ agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural _inputs_ may comprise _fertilizer,_ insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and _other_ chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. _Agricultural_ inputs may be used ... |
The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and cannot b... | The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and cannot b... | The closest known prior art is U. S. Pat. No. 6, 725, 959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the deXr with a mounting assembly to support a KotoG. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the mp^or and track side to side for ateeGing. The motor and tread are set at snow level and canno... | closest known prior is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A moves the motor and track to side for The motor and tread are set at snow level and cannot be lifted up to allow natural snowboardin... | THE ClOseST kNown pRIoR aRt Is U.S. Pat. NO. 6,725,959 (2004) To sHEA eT AL. A SnoWboarD IS FIttED AT The rEAr wITh a MOUnTINg ASSeMbly TO suPPOrT a MOTOR. thE mOTor powerS a FLEXIble tRAck WiTh a TREad. A TIllER mOveS THe mOTor AND trACk Side to siDe foR STEerinG. thE moTOr anD TREAd arE set AT SNow leVEL AND Cannot B... | The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004)to Shea et al. A snowboardis fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly tosupport a motor. The motor powersa flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread ares... | _The_ closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) _to_ Shea et _al._ A snowboard is fitted _at_ the rear with a _mounting_ assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track _with_ a tread. A tiller moves the _motor_ and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow leve... |
The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fiber... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fiber... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well - known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer pPeders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid. RTM. fi... | idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is Over the years, the industry has used techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fibers) through a fluidized bed of powdered thermop... | THe IdEA oF fibER ImPreGNATion By powdeREd ResiN Is wElL-KNOwn. OVER THe YeArs, the INDuSTRY haS used DIffEREnT tEchniqueS fOr PRODUCiNg yarNs oR RovINgS (prEPREgs) imprEgnaTed wIth vARioUs ThERMOPlASTic OR THermoSET pOLyMeR PoWdErs. One knoWN PROceSs paSses bUnDlEs oF FilamENTS (glAsS, carboN OR EvEn ArAMID.RtM. fiber... | Theideaof fiber impregnation by powdered resinis well-known.Over theyears, theindustry hasused different techniques for producing yarns or rovings(prepregs) impregnatedwithvarious thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders.One known processpasses bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aram... | The idea of fiber impregnation _by_ _powdered_ resin is well-known. _Over_ the years, the _industry_ _has_ used different techniques for producing yarns _or_ rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various _thermoplastic_ or thermoset polymer powders. One known process _passes_ bundles _of_ _filaments_ (glass, carbon or _e... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled.
2. Description of Related Art
Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, thi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a chilling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45 - 27, 634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is conDGructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, ... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling system for a substance to cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. illustrated in FIG. 5, this conventional co... | 1. fIELD Of tHe iNVenTioN
The preSenT inVentION relaTEs tO A cOOLIng sYstem for COOlinG a SubStaNce To BE CooleD.
2. dEscRIPtiOn oF rELATEd arT
JaPaNese eXAMinEd patEnt PuBLicatiON (KoKOKu) NO. 45-27,634 DISClOSeS A ConVentIonAl cOolINg sysTEm WhiCh iS CoNStRUCTED as IlLUSTRatEd in FIg. 5. aS illUSTRaTed in FiG. 5, THi... | 1. Field oftheInvention Thepresent invention relates to a coolingsystemfor cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related ArtJapanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 disclosesa conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling _system_ _for_ _cooling_ a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related _Art_ Japanese _Examined_ Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. _45-27,634_ discloses a conventional cooling _system_ which is constructed as illustrated _in_ _FIG._ _5._ As illust... |
Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an example of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key, a... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has been recognize which includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an example of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross ke... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has been kbKwn which includes, as a staHsard controller, a game controller g4ld and operated with one hand. As an $xam(le of an extended controller of the gWm3 appxratjs, a game controller has been known which is Mekd and oleratrd wLGh both hands, and includes two sticks, a dFoss key, a... | Conventionally, a apparatus has known which includes, as a standard a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller been known which is held and operated both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key, and a plurality of operation buttons. | coNVEnTiOnAlLY, a gaMe ApPaRAtUs HAS bEen knOwn WHIch IncLudES, AS a stANdaRd CoNTROLleR, A GaMe cOntroLLeR HeLD AND oPeRaTED wiTh ONe HaNd. as AN exAmple Of An extendED CONtRoLler oF tHe GaME ApParAtus, A gaME coNtrolLER Has bEeN knOwN wHICH is HeLd and OpeRATeD wIth bOtH hAnDS, and incLUdeS TwO StiCKs, A CROss kEY, a... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated withone hand. As an example of an extended controller of thegame apparatus, a game controller has been knownwhich is held and operated with both hands, and includes twosticks, ... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, a game _controller_ held and operated with one hand. As an _example_ of _an_ extended _controller_ _of_ the game apparatus, a game _controller_ has been known which is held and _operated_ _with_ both hands, _and_ includes two _sti... |
The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling.
Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art ... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art ... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape d Tited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exempllfies in U. S. Pat. No. 3, 889, 305 (Goldberg ). This prior ... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This art heat textile materia... | The PrESEnT iNVENTiON Is DIreCTEd GEnERAlLy To a MATtREss TAPe AnD, In ParticUlAr, To A KniTTed matTresS tapE suITEd to pRoViDe a FrEncH seam At the Edges Of ThE mATtREss tHaT proDUceS a MInIMUm AMOunt oF wrinKlIng.
mATTreSs TApe is kNoWN in tHE aRt as eXEMpliFIEd In u.s. pAT. NO. 3,889,305 (GoLdBerG) . THIs PriOr Art ... | The present invention isdirected generally toa mattress tape and, in particular, toa knitted mattresstape suitedto provide a french seam at the edgesof the mattressthat producesa minimumamount of wrinkling. Mattress tapeis known in the art asexemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305(Goldberg). This prior art he... | The present invention is _directed_ generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a _knitted_ mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges _of_ _the_ mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is _known_ in _the_ art as exemplified _in_ U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . T... |
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | Nuclear magnetic reverberance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such ... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static msgn$tic Gifld, and r#conant aVsor)tion of electromavnetiS energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states by static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between split spin states. The resonance associa... | nUcLear MagNeTic ResONAnCE (NmR) HaS BeComE An INDiSPEnsibLE tooL FOR ChemISts, BiOlOgiSTS, AnD meDICAl PROFessioNaLs. nMr iS bAsed on SPLittiNg OF tHE spiN enERGY stAteS InduceD By a STATic magNeTIc fIElD, ANd reSonant AbSorPTIOn of eLEcTromagneTIc ENeRGy, At LeveLS equiVAlEnt to THE eNeRGy dIFfeReNce bEtWeEn SUch SPL... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) hasbecome an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levelsequivalent to the energy difference ... | Nuclear _magnetic_ resonance (NMR) _has_ become an _indispensible_ _tool_ for chemists, biologists, and _medical_ professionals. _NMR_ is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced _by_ _a_ static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, _at_ _levels_ equivalent to the energy _differ... |
Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems that fa... | Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems that fa... | Many groups are investigating the use of pIlymefs for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controkles release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half - life of a drug in a biological system and systems that ... | Many groups are investigating the of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a system and systems that facilitate the placement and l... | mAny GrOUPS aRe inVEsTIGAtiNG The UsE Of PolymerS fOr the cOntROlLED delIVErY Of a VAriETy Of THeRapeuTicS. poLYmErs pLay AN inTEGraL roLe iN dRUG DELiVERY AND Are desIrablE fOr cONTROLleD release THErApeUTIcs, taILOReD DRug ReLEASe kineTiCs, INcrEasING THE hALf-lifE OF A DRuG IN a biOLOgiCal SYsteM And SySTeMS That fa... | Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for thecontrolled delivery of avarietyof therapeutics.Polymers play an integralrole in drugdelivery and aredesirable for controlled release therapeutics,tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-lifeof a drugin a biological system and sys... | Many groups are investigating the _use_ _of_ polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. _Polymers_ play an _integral_ role in drug delivery _and_ are desirable _for_ controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of _a_ drug in a biological _system_ and... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device.
2. Related Art
Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive devic... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device. 2. Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a inactive devi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and / or device. 2. R3?ated Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non - linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive d... | Technical Field The invention relates to passive intermodulation systems and for measuring PIM in a network 2. Related Art Passive (PIM) an signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive device such as a connector or cable. PIM has surfaced as a problem for cellular t... | 1. TeCHnIcal fIEld
thE preSEnT INvEntIOn RelATES tO pAssIVe INtermodUlatION (pIm) aND syStEms AnD mEThOds for mEaSURING pim IN A netwORK anD/or deviCE.
2. rELaTED Art
PAssIVe INTERmOdULaTiOn (piM) CAUseS AN unWANTEd SiGnAl or SIgnAlS To bE GEneRAteD BY the NOn-lINEar MixInG OF twO OR MOrE FREQuEncies iN a PaSsIVE dEViC... | 1. Technical Field The present inventionrelates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systemsandmethods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device.2. Related Art Passive intermodulation(PIM) causes anunwanted signalor signals to be generated by thenon-linear mixing oftwo or more frequencies in apassive ... | 1. Technical _Field_ The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems _and_ methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device. 2. Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted _signal_ _or_ signals to be generated by _the_ non-linear mixing of two _or_ more frequencies in a p... |
The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers.
In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the producrioh of detergents. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of include the of better fuels, well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for products, including motor fuels, and the production of The production of precursors for detergents includ... | tHE deMaND FOR HydRocaRboNs reMAIns A groWTH InDUsTry. THE usES of HYDROCARbOns inClude thE devELOpMenT Of BeTter fuElS, AS Well as UseFul PrECURsors fOR DETErGEnts, AnD fOr polYMeRS.
IN paRticULAR, The proDUCTiOn Of keRoSEnE is IMpOrtAnt FOR nuMeROUs prOducts, iNClUdINg moTor FUElS, and ThE pRoductIOn of deteRGenTs. t... | The demand forhydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons includethe development of betterfuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents,and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and theproductionof det... | The demand _for_ hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses _of_ hydrocarbons include _the_ development of _better_ fuels, as well as useful precursors for _detergents,_ and for polymers. In particular, the production _of_ _kerosene_ is important for numerous products, including _motor_ fuels, _and_ the productio... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example.
2. Description of Prior Art
Those concerned with the development of prote... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor wintertime sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the development of p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention reOaRes generally to improvements in progWctive garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the deFekopment of prote... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games the like, or by such duck for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with of protective clothing for spectators and hunters have long recog... | 1. fielD oF ThE INVENtiOn
THe prESeNt INvENtIOn RelatES gENEraLLy TO iMPROVeMENtS iN pROtEctiVe GarmenTS AdApTEd fOR USe by spectatorS At OUTdoOR WiNteR spORtS sUCh as FoOtbaLL gAMes OR THe LiKe, or bY SpOrtsMEn SUCH AS dUCK HUNTERS, for ExamPLe.
2. descrIpTIoN OF PrIor ARt
tHOSE coNceRnED WItH The DeVELoPment Of pRoTE... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates generally to improvements inprotective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duckhunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the development ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates generally to _improvements_ in protective garments adapted for use _by_ spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for _example._ 2. Description of Prior _Art_ Those concerned with the developmen... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones.
1. Background Art
For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a b... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a b... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus wNidh is connectable SKth a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which wllowx extension - line - communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above - mentioned type is connected wi... | 1. Technical Field present invention relates to a apparatus which is connectable with a plurality telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a facsimile machine of the above-mentioned is connected with a built-in handset and a second handset and al... | 1. tecHNicAL FIeLd
the PReseNT INVenTion RELATeS tO a FACsIMIlE aPpaRATuS wHiCH IS cOnNEctable WItH a plURaLIty Of TelePHONES (haNdsEts) ANd WHICH ALLOwS EXteNSION-linE-coMmuNIcATiON bEtWEEN THE tElephoNeS.
1. baCkgrOUNd ArT
fOR exAmple, a COnVENTiOnAL FaCsImILe MAcHiNe oF The aBOve-menTiOneD tyPe is cOnNEcTeD wITh A b... | 1. Technical Field The present inventionrelatesto a facsimile apparatus which isconnectable with a pluralityof telephones (handsets) and whichallows extension-line-communication between the telephones.1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimilemachine of theabove-mentioned type is connected with a bu... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates _to_ a _facsimile_ apparatus which _is_ connectable _with_ _a_ _plurality_ _of_ telephones _(handsets)_ _and_ which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. _1._ _Background_ _Art_ For example, _a_ conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned ... |
It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noi... | It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noi... | It is well known that an inductor typically reC9sts a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast - switching operations. Ra(Udly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i. e. , inductive... | It is well known that an inductor typically resists a in current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage This phenomenon can be troublesome for circuits accommodate fast-switching operations. changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noise) in parasitic inductors that are inher... | It iS WEll Known THaT An induCtor typicALLy ResISts a CHange iN THe CuRREnt FLOwIng tHroUGH iT bY GeNerATing A coUntERactiNg vOltage dROP. ThiS pHeNomeNON cAN BE TROuBlesomE FOr eLEctroNic ciRcuiTS thAt AccommODaTe fast-SWiTchINg OpERAtioNS. RAPIDLY chANGiNg CurrEntS cAN INduCe vOLtAGe FluctuatiOns (I.e., InDuCTIvE nOi... | It iswell known that an inductor typically resists a changein the current flowing through it by generatinga counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenoncan be troublesomefor electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switchingoperations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., in... | _It_ is _well_ known that _an_ _inductor_ _typically_ resists a change _in_ _the_ current flowing through it _by_ generating _a_ counteracting _voltage_ drop. _This_ phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate _fast-switching_ operations. Rapidly changing currents _can_ induce voltage _fluctu... |
This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors.
Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997)... | This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997)... | This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors - Design and Applica%ionX (ISBN # 0 - 7803 - 5351 - X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N... | This invention relates to sensors, and more to proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, 1997) describes one known proximity sensing syst... | ThIs InvEntion rElaTeS TO sENsORs, aND MoRE pARTiCULARLY, tO cApacITIvE pRoXImITY sensOrS.
CAPACiTIvE SENsoRs uSINg a siNGLE PLaTE cAPacitivE PrOxIMIty DEtecTOR arE kNOWN. tHe pUblICatIOn EnTiTLeD: cApacItivE sEnsOrS-DESIgn and apPlicAtIONs (ISBN#0-7803-5351-x) bY LArry k. BaXTer, 1St ed. (IEEe, pISCaTAwaY, N.j., 1997)... | This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) byLarry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Pisca... | This invention _relates_ to _sensors,_ and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a _single_ plate capacitive _proximity_ detector _are_ _known._ The publication entitled: _Capacitive_ Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) _by_ Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscata... |
This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction.
The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘central process... | This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘central process... | This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through percormande analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘ central proces... | This invention relates to the field of analysis and and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through modeling, and prediction. The increase processing power and storage available in devices and systems initiated a resurgence in ‘central processing systems’, where multiple tasks are on a number of se... | THis invENtIOn RElaTes to THE FielD Of SystEMS AnAlysiS AnD plaNNInG, And In ParTIcular To SeRveR COnsOLIdatioN AND VirTUALIZaTIoN THrough peRFormAnCe AnaLYsIs, ModelIng, aNd pREDictioN.
ThE iNcREase In pRocESsiNg PowEr aNd SToRaGe aVaiLabLe IN ComPUTEr deVIceS AND SySTEms hAS INItIATED a reSuRGeNCE in ‘ceNtrAl ProceSs... | Thisinventionrelates tothe field of systems analysis and planning,and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling,and prediction. The increase in processing powerandstorage available incomputer devices and systemshas initiated a resurgence in ‘... | This _invention_ relates to the _field_ of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation _and_ virtualization through performance _analysis,_ modeling, and _prediction._ The increase in processing power and storage available in _computer_ devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘cen... |
Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic mster*al and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a of elasticity been by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the elastic and inelastic materials h... | arTicLeS rEqUIriNG A degrEe Of ELAstIcitY HaVe BeEN forMed By COmBIninG ELAsTIC MateRiAlS wiTH iNeLaStIC, Or LESs eLASTIc, Materials thrOuGh vArIous LAMINAtiOn pROceSsES. oFten, Such CompoSIte lAMInAte arTiCLes wIlL Be stRetChabLE becaUse oF tHE PResENce OF thE eLAsTIC MATERiaL AnD tHe pARTiCuLAr ManNer In wHICh tHE EL... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials withinelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner... | Articles _requiring_ _a_ degree of elasticity _have_ been _formed_ by combining elastic materials with _inelastic,_ _or_ less elastic, materials through various _lamination_ processes. Often, such _composite_ laminate articles will be stretchable because _of_ the presence of the elastic material and the particular mann... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and cKmponenrs of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a for the application holding clips on edges and borders of in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of forces. the invention relates to a device and a system components of such system for the application of holding clips. The invention also concerns... | 1. fIElD of THe iNVEntion
the inVentiON rELATes TO a MEthOd For The aPPliCAtIon oF HOLDiNG CLiPS on edgEs ANd bORders OF oBJECtS, iN PaRtiCuLAR PAPer staCkS Or doCUmENTS, bY the apPliCatioN Of cLaMPInG fOrceS. moreOVeR tHe iNveNtion rELatES to A DEvice AND a SYsTEm anD CompoNeNTS oF SUcH SySTEM FOR thE aPPLIcATION of h... | 1.Field of the Invention Theinvention relatesto a methodfor the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the applicationofclamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such systemfor the applic... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The invention relates to a method for the _application_ of holding _clips_ on _edges_ _and_ borders of _objects,_ in particular paper stacks or documents, _by_ the _application_ of clamping _forces._ Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of _such_ system for ... |
This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones.
Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones w... | This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones w... | This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery - operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable appliDati0ns, such as headphones... | This relates to amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable for example portable connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones with a battery operated amplifier, as a po... | This iNveNTioN RelatEs TO AudIo aMPlIFIerS, partICulARLy auDIO AMplIFIerS WHEre EffIciENcY iS imPOrTAnt, sUch AS BATTerY-oPErAtED pORtabLe apPlicAtions, FoR eXAMPLe POrTAble aMPlIfiERS CONneCTEd TO hEadpHones.
MinimiZINg UnNEcESSaRY amPLIfIER pOWer DISsIpaTioN Is IMpOrTanT iN PORtabLE APPlICaTIonS, SUcH AS HeaDPhOnes w... | This invention relates to audio amplifiers,particularly audioamplifiers where efficiency is important,such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiersconnected to headphones.Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, suchashead... | This invention relates _to_ audio _amplifiers,_ particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency _is_ important, _such_ as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable _amplifiers_ connected to _headphones._ _Minimizing_ unnecessary amplifier _power_ dissipation is _important_ in portable applications, su... |
The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles throug... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles throug... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so - called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor v@nicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles thro... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles through control. I... | tHe PrESENt InvenTIon RELatEs to aN Angle AdjusTinG ARrANgeMent FoR A miRRoR AnD More pARtIculARlY, tO aN arRanGEmENt FoR ADjusTiNg The ANGLE, fOr eXAmPLE, OF the so-CaLlED OUTER oR ExternAl REflEctINg mIrROr SUch aS ThE FENdeR MirrOr, dOOR MirrOr, etC. for MOTOr VEhiCLes, FrOm tHE INTeRior oF ThE mOTOR vEHICLES thROUG... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirrorand more particularly, to anarrangement foradjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or externalreflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. formotorvehicles, from the interior of the motor... | _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a _mirror_ _and_ _more_ particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, _for_ example, of _the_ so-called outer _or_ external reflecting mirror _such_ as _the_ fender mirror, door mirror, _etc._ for motor _vehicles,_ from the interior of... |
Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineering... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineering... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled " Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment ", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineeri... | Impervious graphite heat chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite Processing by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineering (Feb. 18, 1974, pages 144-150 a... | IMPeRvIOUS grApHite heat eXCHANGE TUBES, cHEMIcAL piPiNG AnD OthEr eQuiPmENT hAVE a REcogNIzED pOSitiON IN cOMMeRce. imPERvioUs gRAphite EnGinEERing MATERials havE BeEn DeSCribeD in MANy articLeS sUch aS thoSe eNtITlEd "imPeRVIoUs gRaphITE fOr PRoCeSSINg equIPMEnt", BY john r. SchleY IN THE jOURNaL cHEMICAL engInEErINg... | Imperviousgraphite heat exchangetubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materialshave been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for ProcessingEquipment", by John R.Schley in the journal Chemical Eng... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical _piping_ and other _equipment_ have a recognized position _in_ commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have _been_ described in many articles _such_ as those entitled _"Impervious_ Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. _Schley_ in the _journal_ Chem... |
Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, 6empeGature variation, moisture variation, and / or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non - planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular tra... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of roadways can become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or unsuitable for vehicular In order to promote continued us... | roAdWays ARe BUILt TO faCilITatE vEhicular traVEl. howEveR, dEpENdINg UPON uSaGe densITY, base cONDITIons, tempeRaTURE VARiAtIon, moIstURe vArIaTION, AnD/oR phYsical AGE, ThE sUrFAce OF thE ROADwAys CAn EVeNTUally BEcome mISsHapen, NON-PLANar, unAbLe To SuPport WHEeL LoaDS, oR oTHErwiSE uNsUiTABLe FOR VEHIcUlAR trafFIC... | Roadways are builtto facilitate vehiculartravel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physicalage, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable tosupport wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehic... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, _depending_ upon usage density, base conditions, temperature _variation,_ moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of _the_ roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, _unable_ to support wheel loads, _or_ otherwise unsuitable for vehicul... |
Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component syst... | Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component syst... | Two - c9mponeMt paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 2, 995, 531. Further, according to DE - OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED - paints. One - com... | Two-component paints with storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used the formulation of cathodically depositable One-component systems in which a parti... | TwO-CoMPonEnT pAIntS WIth GooD sTOrAGe sTabILiTY OF pOLymErs cAPaBlE OF foRmIng AmiDEs oR URethANES AND BlOCkED ISOCYANATes arE dIsCLoseD In U.S. pat. nO. 2,995,531. FurtheR, ACcORDinG to dE-OS no. 20 57 799 SUch COmbinATIons mAy alsO BE uSeD fOr The FOrMuLaTioN oF CaTHodically depoSitABLE Ed-PAints. oNe-cOmPOnEnt SYsT... | Two-component paints with goodstorage stability of polymerscapable of forming amides or urethanes and blockedisocyanates are disclosedin U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531.Further, according to DE-OSNo. 20 57 799such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositableED-paints. One-component sys... | Two-component paints with good _storage_ _stability_ of polymers capable of forming _amides_ or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in _U.S._ _Pat._ No. _2,995,531._ Further, according to DE-OS _No._ 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-... |
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention link to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very sma... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, foldable through a very small surgical incision. B. in the A... | A. fIeLD of THE INveNtiON
tHe PreseNT INveNtIoN RelAteS tO an apParATUs anD mEThod fOR imPlaNTING iNTRAOCulAr LENSES in OpHtHAlMIC surGical PrOcEDurES. moRE pARTICUlArlY, tHis InVEntioN rELateS to a MeANS AnD METHOd fOR iMpLAntInG IntrAocuLar LENsES maDE fROm a rElativElY soFt, PlIablE foldablE material ThRough a VERy ... | A.Field of the Invention Thepresent inventionrelatesto an apparatus and method for implantingintraocularlenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures.More particularly, thisinvention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable mat... | A. _Field_ _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an _apparatus_ and method for implanting intraocular lenses _in_ ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable _foldable_ material thr... |
This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor.
For example,... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For example,... | This invention relates to an lverheatinN protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protectobg switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For example,... | This invention relates to overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, the invention is not limited to this, a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For a switching circuit driving a ... | ThIs INveNtion rELatES to aN ovErhEATIng PRotECTion sYstEM foR A SwitchING modULe FOr dRivinG A load, aNd paRticuLARly, AlthOugh tHE iNVENtIon is nOt limIteD TO This, To A sYsTEm FoR PrOtEcting swITChIng DeVIcES iNSIdE a SWItchInG DeVICE mOdULe fOR ChopPInG CuRrent tHROugH phAse coilS oF AN elECTric MOtOR.
for EXaMple,... | This invention relates to an overheating protectionsystemfor aswitching module for driving a load, and particularly,although the invention is notlimited to this, to a system for protecting switching devicesinside aswitchingdevice module for chopping current throughphase coils of an electric motor. Fo... | This invention relates to an overheating _protection_ _system_ for a switching module for _driving_ a load, and particularly, although _the_ _invention_ is _not_ _limited_ to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside _a_ switching device module for chopping current through phase _coils_ of an _electric_... |
In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drain are then form... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drainage are then f... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a - Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a - Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e. g. n + layer) on top of the first layer. Me%wl contacts for the source and drain are the... | In the prior amorphous silicon thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on of the first Metal contacts for the source and drain are then formed on the highly doped layer ... | In ThE pRioR arT, AmorPhOUS SilICoN (a-sI) ThiN fIlm tRaNSIStorS ARe FoRmEd BY DEPOSiTing A FirsT laYER oF A-sI SeMiConDuCTOr MAteriAl oVER a gate ANd gate INsuLaTOR LAYeR ANd THen depOSitiNg a layEr Of HIGhlY doPEd SiLicON (e.G. N+ Layer) ON Top Of tHE first lAyEr. MeTaL ConTACtS fOr ThE sOURce aNd drAIn ARe ThEN fOrm... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layerof a-Si semiconductor material over a gateand gate insulator layer and thendepositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the ... | _In_ the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) _thin_ film _transistors_ are formed by depositing a first _layer_ _of_ _a-Si_ _semiconductor_ material _over_ a _gate_ and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) _on_ top _of_ the _first_ layer. _Metal_ _contacts_ for the so... |
The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder.
Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is there... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is there... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to Julitppe tools mounted in a common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc. , require var98us tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is ther... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools in a common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have or points that wear with use and frequent change. It is therefore that the blades or... | ThE pReSEnt InveNtIon reLAtEs TO tOoLs AND PeRTaINS partICulArlY TO mULITPle tOoLS mOuNTed In A COMMon HOLdeR.
MANy wOrKMEn, sUch as caRPENTErs, maCHinIsts, ETC., rEqUIRe vARIoUs tOOlS fOr cArRyIng oUt theIR TaSkS. A nUmbER of THesE TOOls hAvE bLAdes or POInts That WeaR WITh USE aNd reQuIRE FREQUEnt cHANgE. It is theRe... | The present invention relates to tools and pertainsparticularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder. Many workmen,such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks.A numberof these tools have blades or pointsthat wear withuse andrequire frequent chan... | _The_ present _invention_ relates to _tools_ _and_ pertains particularly to mulitple _tools_ mounted in a common holder. Many workmen, such as _carpenters,_ machinists, _etc.,_ require various tools for carrying out their _tasks._ A number _of_ _these_ tools have _blades_ or points that wear with use and _require_ _fre... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained / in training animals electronically linked to a handler / analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and eftevtively detect target substances ... | 1. Field of the The present invention pertains to the art of systems and, particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art ability rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a foundational effort of law and commercial effo... | 1. FIelD Of The inVEntIon
tHe PREseNT InvEnTioN pErtAins TO tHe ArT Of deTecTion sYstEmS AnD, mOre partIcUlArLY, TO A deTECtiOn SYstEM tHAt EMployS TRaINed/iN tRAiNING aNImALS ElECtroNIcAllY LInkEd to A HaNDlER/AnalYzeR.
2. DISCUSSiOn Of tHE PRiOR art
ThE abILiTy to rApIDLY And effeCtIVelY deTeCt taRGet sUBStAncES Is a... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention pertains to the artof detection systems and,more particularly, to a detection systemthat employs trained/in training animals electronicallylinked to a handler/analyzer. 2.Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect ... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ The present invention pertains to the art _of_ detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system _that_ employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. Discussion of _the_ Prior Art The _ability_ to rapidly and _effectively_ _detect_ target... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures.
2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally to a method for forming a semiconductor device and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk comprising a field inducing and to according semiconductor device 2. Description of the Related Art Transistors,... | 1. FIeld OF THE INVeNtIOn
THE PrESeNT DIScLOsUrE genErALlY relATes To A METhod fOR forming a SEmICOnDUcTor dEVICE strUCTuRe and to a SEmiCOnDuCtOR DevicE sTrucTURE. PartICularLY, THe pResEnT DIsCLOSUrE RelATES tO FOrMing bulk fINS CompRIsIng A FiELD iNDuCIng StRucTUrE ANd To ACCORdIng sEmIcOndUctoR dEvice sTRuCTures.
2... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relatestoforming bulk fins comprisinga field inducingstructure and to according semiconductor devi... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The _present_ disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to _a_ semiconductor _device_ structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates _to_ forming _bulk_ fins _comprising_ _a_ _field_ inducing structure _and_ _to_ according _semicondu... |
Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so input a corresponding equilibrium is resulting in... | ElECtroMagNETIC prOportiONAl vAlVes foR mAnifolD apPlICAtiOnS arE known. In sucH A PropOrtiONal VaLVe, tO AcHiEve a COrRElaTiOn ANd PrEFErably a Linear DEpENDEnCY beTweEN AN INPUT vARIable anD an OUtpuT vARiaBLE, thE ouTput VARiABLe IS Fed BAcK TO tHE Input VaRIABle, So THAT foR EaCh INPUT vARiABLE A cOrRESpOnDIng EQui... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifoldapplications are known. In such aproportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, sothat for each input v... | _Electromagnetic_ proportional _valves_ for manifold _applications_ are known. _In_ such a proportional valve, _to_ achieve a correlation and _preferably_ _a_ linear _dependency_ _between_ _an_ input variable and an output variable, the output variable _is_ _fed_ back to the _input_ variable, so that for each input var... |
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