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In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc.
The preferred field of application for such methods an... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. The preferred field of application for such methods an... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a. c. voltage into a desired reference a. c. voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low - frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. The preferred field of application for such method... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an voltage into a reference a.c. voltage arises many applications. Such applications may for example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, electronics, etc. The preferred field of application for methods and is filtering the voltage of an electric three-phas... | IN elECtRicAl eNGIneERing, THe PROBlEM Of cOnvErtINg an ACtUAl A.C. voLtAGE InTO a DESiReD ReFErENcE A.c. Voltage aRiSEs In MAnY APPLICaTiOns. Such APPLIcaTioNs mAY INCluDE, foR eXamPle, PoWER elEctrOnIcs, lOW-FrEqUeNCY electRoNICs, COmMuNICaTiOns elecTrONICs, ETC.
tHe pRefERreD field oF AppLicatION fOR Such METhoDs An... | In electrical engineering, the problemofconverting an actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. voltage arises in many applications. Suchapplications mayinclude, for example, power electronics,low-frequencyelectronics, communications electronics, etc. Thepreferred field ofapplication for s... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. _voltage_ _arises_ in many applications. Such applications _may_ include, _for_ _example,_ _power_ _electronics,_ low-frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. The preferred field of application for s... |
The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions.
A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern.... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern.... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern.... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, particularly to a block type tread pattern capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with block type tread pattern. For example, the laid-op... | The PreseNT InVEnTIoN RelatEs To A pNEuMaTIC TIRe sUItABle for rOUGH tERrAin, MOrE PARticULArLY TO A BLOCK TypE tReAD PattERn BEInG cApabLE Of DISPlaYINg gOOd peRfOrMaNce in a WiDE VAriETY Of conDiTIonS.
a moTOcroSS TiRe OF A pneuMATiC TiRE dEsiGNED fOR roUGH TeRRaIn is UsuALLY PROVIded wITh a BlOcK typE tREAD PaTTErN.... | The present invention relates to apneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block typetread pattern being capableofdisplaying good performance in a wide varietyof conditions. Amotocross tire of apneumatic tire designedfor rough terrain is usuallyprovided with a block type tread... | _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ a _pneumatic_ tire suitable for rough terrain, more _particularly_ to a block type tread _pattern_ _being_ capable _of_ displaying _good_ performance in a wide _variety_ of conditions. _A_ motocross tire of a _pneumatic_ tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a _... |
Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “between-meal” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of an av... | Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “between-meal” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of an av... | Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “ between - meal ” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “ western world lifestyle ”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of... | Lifestyle in many of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and of calories food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle often to as “western world and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of an average of 10% protein, 30% fat and 60% carbohydrates; the carboh... | LifeSTYlE In ManY pArtS oF The WorLD tODaY iS chArACTErIzEd BY aN ENORmoUs meaL And “BeTwEen-mEal” inTakE Of CALorIEs froM soLiD FOod aND SNAcKS AS WeLL as drINKABLe caloRiEs. ThIS LiFeSTYlE iS ofTen refeRRED TO As “WEStErN worlD LiFEsTYle”, aNd It iS GeNeRALLy REGARDed aS uNHeALTHy. oUr fOOd eARLieR CoNSIsTed Of an av... | Lifestyle inmany parts ofthe world today is characterized byan enormous mealand “between-meal” intake ofcaloriesfrom solid foodand snacksas wellas drinkable calories. This lifestyleis often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded asunhealthy. Our food earlier consisted ofan ... | Lifestyle in many _parts_ of _the_ world _today_ is characterized by an _enormous_ _meal_ _and_ _“between-meal”_ intake of _calories_ from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often _referred_ to as “western _world_ lifestyle”, and _it_ is generally _regarded_ as unhealthy. _Our_ food ... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting.
Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the rema... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the rema... | F9e/d of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the rema... | Field of the The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides molten various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten is sometimes by the remarkable segregation elements, such as C, P, a... | FIeLd oF tHE INVEnTIon
THe PReSEnt inVEntIOn rElAteS tO AN elEctROMAgnEtiC stirRiNG mEtHod wHiCh ProvIdes A sAtisFacToRY sOLidIfiED sTRUcture IN CoNTiNuouS Casting.
beSidEs Fe, mOLteN stEEL contAIns vArIOus ALlOyING eleMenTs ANd ImpUrITy EleMENtS, and THe SoLIdIficAtIon OF moLteN Steel IS sOMeTIMeS aTtenDEd By the reMA... | Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. BesidesFe, molten steel contains various alloying elements andimpurity elements, and the solidificationof molten steel is sometimes attended by th... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an _electromagnetic_ stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure _in_ continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and _the_ solidification of molten _steel_ is sometimes attended by ... |
1. Field
The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives.
2. Related Art
During semiconductor processing, an etc... | 1. Field The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor processing, an etc... | 1. Field The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, KKre particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor processing, an etc... | 1. Field The present application relates to the design of an process system to measure a structure formed a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch to two or etch stage measurement 2. Related Art semiconductor processing, an etch process, for example, a reactive ion etch (RIE) process, is e... | 1. fiELd
ThE prEsent apPLiCatiOn GeNERaLly RElatES To THe dEsIGn oF An Etch PRocEsS CoNTroL SYsteM tO MEaSuRE a stRucturE FOrMEd On A worKpIeCe, AnD, mORE paRTIculARly, To a sYsTEM OF mONItoriNg aN etCh pRoCeSs TO meeT two oR moRe eTcH sTAGE meASurEMeNT ObJeCtivES.
2. rElated aRT
durIng SemicoNDUctOr pROCeSsING, aN eTC... | 1. FieldThe presentapplication generally relates to the designof an etch process controlsystem to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, moreparticularly, to a system of monitoringan etchprocess to meettwo or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor proce... | 1. _Field_ The present _application_ generally relates to the _design_ of _an_ etch process _control_ system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, _more_ particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor proces... |
The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction mer... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction mer... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply cbanjel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction mer... | The invention relates a blowing nozzle for transporting flexible thread, comprising a channel the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an which upstream communicates with means for supplying flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction merges with a mixing tube extendi... | ThE inVentIon rElateS tO a BlOwing nozZLe for tRaNsporTING a fleXIBLE thREad, CoMPrisinG a Supply cHAnnEl FOr THe tHread TO BE TRANspORted, THE EXIt END oF tHE ChaNNEL bEiNg surRoUnDEd by an aNnUlaR gAP Which upsTReAM coMmuniCates WiTH meAns for SuPPlYIng a flOwinG pRESSURiZeD fLuiD, AnD iN THE DowNstREam DireCTIOn mEr... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprisinga supply channel for the threadto be transported, the exit endofthe channel beingsurrounded byan annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, andin the... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising _a_ supply channel for the thread _to_ be transported, the exit _end_ of the _channel_ _being_ surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means _for_ supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and _in_ the downstream... |
As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks.
The ability to execute general comp... | As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. The ability to execute general comp... | As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more venera: computing tasks. The ability to execute general comp... | As computer systems have advanced, graphics (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in and computing power. As result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. The ability to execute general computing tasks on a GPU has lead ... | As CompUtEr SyStems hAVe aDvaNcED, grAphicS prOceSSinG UNits (GPuS) HaVe bECoME InCREASIngLy aDvaNceD both In cOmplEXIty and cOMPUTING PoWER. as A rESUlt of thIS inCREAsE iN prOCeSsinG POwER, GpUs Are NOw cApABlE Of EXeCUtiNG botH GrAphIcs pRocEsSiNg anD MoRe geNERal ComPUtInG tAsks.
The AbILITy TO EXEcUTe GENERaL Comp... | As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advancedboth in complexity and computing power.As a resultof this increasein processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. The ability to execute ... | As computer systems _have_ advanced, graphics processing _units_ (GPUs) have _become_ increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing _power._ As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general _computing_ tasks. The ability to execute ge... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear power stati... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear power stati... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear pow... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention a sheath material and a radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath and a radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and resistance and which are used in power stations. Description of the Related Art Electric wires and use... | 1. fiELD oF thE inVEntioN
tHE PrEsENt inveNTIOn relaTes tO A rAdiatioN-PrOOf SHEATh mAteriAL AND A rAdiATIon-PRoOF cabLe. iN paRTIculAr, It reLAtEs TO a RaDiAtiOn-prOOf SHEath MAteriAl anD A RAdiATiOn-prOof cable, WHiCh ArE eXcElLENt IN FLaME retardANcy AnD rAdIaTion reSIStanCE AnD whicH aRE UsEd IN nuClEar poWer StAti... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relatestoa radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to aradiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable, whichare excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nucl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _radiation-proof_ sheath material and a _radiation-proof_ cable. In particular, it _relates_ to a radiation-proof sheath material and a _radiation-proof_ cable, which _are_ excellent _in_ flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used _in_ nucle... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite.
2. Background Information
Today's society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effect... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background Information Today's society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effect... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background Unfor<ation Today ' s society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Information Today's society increasingly involved in outdoor and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin other harmful effects of the are also greater than e... | 1. fielD Of The InVEnTIOn
THIs INveNTIoN pErtaINs To ReCREatIONaL FAcE maSKS dEsiGneD To protecT ThE fACE aND NOSE fRoM SUNbUrn AND FROStbiTe.
2. bACKgrounD InFoRmAtIoN
tODAY's sOcIETy is inCREaSinGLY INVolvED In OUtDOOr sPoRts AnD rEcrEatIoNaL AcTIvItIEs yet cONCERns aBouT AvoIDIng sKIn CAnCEr and oThER hArmfUl effECt... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protectthe face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background Information Today'ssocietyisincreasingly involved in outdoor sports andrecreational activitiesyet concernsabout avoiding skin cancer and other harmful e... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks _designed_ to _protect_ _the_ face and nose from _sunburn_ and _frostbite._ 2. _Background_ Information Today's society is increasingly involved in outdoor _sports_ and recreational _activities_ yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and othe... |
This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane.
When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and othe... | This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and othe... | This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and othe... | This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, airplane. automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and other problems b... | This inVenTIoN reLAteS tO A cOver WHich SErvEs aS WEAtHEr PRoteCTION FOr ThE WINdOW OF a vEHiCLe sUCH aS tHE WiNdsHielD OF AN aUTOmObiLE, TRUck, boAt, or AirpLANE.
wheN AUtOMoBILES AnD othEr VeHICLES aRe sToRED OuTSIdE, The WiNDSHIElds aND OtHER wiNdOWs Of thE VeHICle ARe EXpoSED aNd Can Be SuBJECTEd to DaMAGE AnD OTHE... | This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield ofan automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. When automobiles and other vehicles arestored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed andcan be sub... | This _invention_ relates to a _cover_ which _serves_ as weather protection _for_ the window _of_ _a_ _vehicle_ _such_ as the windshield of an automobile, truck, _boat,_ _or_ airplane. When automobiles and other _vehicles_ are stored _outside,_ the windshields and _other_ windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be _s... |
In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the video data, in... | In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically transfer an encoding rate of the video data, i... | In the case where transferring video dSha for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a heXt - effort - type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the video da4W... | In the case where transferring data for broadcast in a broadcasting or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will not be and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the video in accordance with traffic networ... | iN The CasE WHERE tRansferRING ViDEo dAta for brOAdcast In a bROADcaSTing STAtIoN Or THE liKe by usING a bEsT-EFfoRT-TYpe CoMmUNICaTIon NEtworK, a LOSS oF DaTa Or a cHaNGE of ImagE quALIty Will nOT Be peRmItteD, and SO A mEthod wilL nOt ABle to Be AdoPTED wHIch dYnamICaLLy cHANgES aN EncODiNG rATe oF THe VIdEo dAta, in... | In the case where transferring video data forbroadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a lossofdata ora change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a methodwill not ableto be adopted which dynamically changesan encodingrat... | In the _case_ where _transferring_ video data _for_ broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss _of_ data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method will not _able_ to be _adopted_ which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the vi... |
In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. For monitoring ... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. For monitoring ... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto - resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for rWad9ng data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. For monitorin... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed data from a storage disk. magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in of the MR head as it passes through the field representing data. For monitoring the varying resistance of the head, a dc... | iN cOMPuteR data StorAGE AND rEtRiEvAL sYstemS, MaGnETo-rESistIVe heAdS, oTHERWISE KnowN AS mr HEadS, are eMPLoYED FoR ReADinG DatA fROM a STOraGe disk. ThE maGnETiCALly StOReD dATA is rEaD bY MEaNS oF THe cHanGE In RESisTANCe OF ThE Mr HEaD As it paSses thROugh ThE magNEtIc fiELD rEpResenTInG the DaTa. fOr MonItoriNG ... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, areemployed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of the change inresistance of the MR head as it passesthrough the magneticfield representing ... | In computer data storage _and_ retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR _heads,_ are employed for reading data _from_ _a_ storage disk. The magnetically stored _data_ is read _by_ means of the change in resistance of the MR _head_ as it passes through the magnetic _field_ representing the data.... |
In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are two methods... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are two methods... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter - vehicular distance maKnrenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one ' s own vehicle is mointsd on a veG8cle. As methods for estimating the radius of curFqture of the travel route of the own - vehicle, there are two m... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's own is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are two methods which will des... | IN rECENt YEaRS, in OrDEr To condUCt An iNTer-VEhicuLAR DistaNcE MaiNTenance CoNTrol aNd THe liKe, a dEvIcE THaT eSTiMAteS a raDiUS oF cuRvatuRE oF a TRAVEl roUTe of onE's OWN vEhIcle IS mOUNTEd on A VehIcle. As mEThODs FoR eStimatING tHE RaDiUS OF curVatUre OF thE traVeL RoUte of the own-veHicLe, TheRe arE two MeThOds... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distancemaintenancecontrol and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's ownvehicle is mounted on a vehicle.As methods for estimating the radius ofcurvatureof the travel route of the own-vehicle,thereare two methods... | In _recent_ years, in order to conduct _an_ inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the _like,_ a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's own vehicle _is_ mounted _on_ a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are t... |
Various types of hook setting devices are known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses an automatic fi... | Various types of hook setting devices are known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the burn fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses an automatic fish... | Various types of hook setting dwBices are known. For example, U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 571, 963; 4, 212, 125 and 4, 627, 186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 651, 459 discloses an au... | Various types of setting devices are known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing thereby hooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses an automatic fishing device ... | VaRIous TYpeS OF HOOk setting DeVICes aRe kNoWn. FoR exAMPLE, u.S. pAt. nOs. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 aNd 4,627,186 DiSClOse a hOok sEttinG FishING ROd aTtACHMENT WhICH cauSes ThE fIshing ROd TO TIp uPwARDLy In OrdER TO pULl the FiSHInG LINE ThEReBy hOokiNg tHe biTInG fISh. U.S. paT. nO. 4,651,459 diSClOsEs AN AuToMATiC fi... | Varioustypes of hook setting devices areknown. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hooksetting fishing rod attachmentwhich causes the fishing rod to tipupwardly in order to pull the fishing linethereby hooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses an a... | Various types of hook setting devices _are_ known. For _example,_ _U.S._ Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which _causes_ the _fishing_ rod to tip upwardly _in_ order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the _biting_ fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses _... |
The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an outside... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an outside... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an outside... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior exterior wherein incident light is deflected The light guiding particularly used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an mirror for example. The invention also relates to... | The iNVEnTIOn RELatES tO a LIGHT gUidiNg DeviCe For An illUMiNatiON dEvicE, SUcH As a baCkLIGHT OR intERIOR oR EXTERiOR liGHtING, WhEREIN InCIdEnt LiGhT iS DeflecteD By reflecTioN. The lIgHt gUIDInG DeviCe caN partICULARLy bE usEd iN An iNdicatoR Of A mOtOr veHICLe, iN conNECTIoN WITH a bLiND SpOt mOnITOr iN AN ouTSIDe... | The invention relates to a light guiding devicefor an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exteriorlighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly beused in an indicatorof a motor vehicle, in connection witha blind spotmon... | The invention relates _to_ _a_ light guiding device for an _illumination_ device, _such_ as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by _reflection._ The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a _blind_ _spot_ monitor... |
Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to 7mpr(ve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | Particle and classification are well needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid problems to process equipment... | particLE SepaRATiON and CLasSIfIcAtIOn are welL ExpLorED neeDs OF tHe CHeMiCAL, pHArMacEUtICaL, mIneraL AND FoOD INduSTrIES. wHIlE paRTicLE CLASSIficatioN iN IndUSTRiAl proCeSses MAY BE rEQuiRed TO ImPRovE the QUALiTy oF A cErtAIN PRoducT, PArticLe sEparATIon MaY Be NEcESSaRY TO PURiFy a fLuid StReaM oR tO AvOID problE... | Particle separation andclassificationare well explored needs of the chemical,pharmaceutical, mineral andfood industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluidstream or to... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of _the_ _chemical,_ pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While _particle_ classification in industrial processes may be required to _improve_ the _quality_ _of_ a certain product, particle _separation_ _may_ be necessary to _purify_ a fluid _stream... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conventi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conventi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two - dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conven... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed to optical information readers particularly to adapted selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. reduces utility of conventional bar code scanner reader systems.... | 1. TEChNicAL FiELd
tHe pRESeNT InVEnTIon Is DIreCTed to oPTIcAl inforMaTiON REAdERS And PArTIcULaRLy To rEAdERs ADApTeD to SEleCtIvELY deCode TwO-DimENsIOnAL optiCAL iNFormation SeTS.
2. dEScrIptIon Of THe PRIOr arT
COnVeNTIoNAl BaR code SymBOlS havE SMaLl DatA sTOraGE caPAbiLITiEs. THIS redUCes the utILitY Of cONveNti... | 1.Technical FieldThe present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets. 2. Descriptionof the Prior Art Conventional barcode symbols have smalldata storage capabilities. This reduces the ut... | 1. Technical _Field_ The present _invention_ is directed to optical information readers _and_ _particularly_ to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art _Conventional_ bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. _This_ reduces _the_ _util... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservation information in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-transitory record... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservation information in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-transitory record... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of whiVt is capable of generating res3rvatioG information in eesponCe to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non - transitory reco... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservation information in to request for starting communication or among a plurality a non-transitory recording medium storing a data management program, and a tra... | 1. teChNICaL fieLd
tHe PREseNt INVentiOn GEnEraLly rElateS To an APpaRAtus, systEm, anD mEThod of MAnAgInG DaTA tRANsMisSiOn, eAcH of whicH IS CApabLe of GENErATING REsErVaTiOn iNformAtIoN in rESpOnse To a rEQuEST For starting COmMunICAtION betweeN Or among A plUrALiTy Of TRAnsmIsSIon TeRMiNALS, a nOn-traNsiTOrY recoRd... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to anapparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capableof generating reservation information in response to a request forstarting communication between oramong a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-trans... | 1. Technical _Field_ The _present_ invention _generally_ relates _to_ an apparatus, system, _and_ method of managing data _transmission,_ each of which is capable of generating reservation information _in_ response to _a_ request for _starting_ communication between or among a plurality of _transmission_ terminals, _a_... |
JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub-transmission mechanism... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle admit a sub-transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub-transmission mechanism fro... | JP2000 - 346169A discloDss a control device of comtinuo8sly variable transmission for vehicle including a sub - transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuoiDly variable transhisqion mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub - transmission mec... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanism which is to a plurality of gear positions addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear of the sub-transmission mechanism a second position to... | jP2000-346169a dIsCLosEs A contRol deVICe Of ConTiNuoUsLY vaRiabLe trANSMiSsion fOr vEHiCLe iNcLUdinG A sub-TrANSMIssiON MecHANisM wHIcH is swItchED TO A plurALITY of geAr pOSItioNS IN ADdiTIOn to a COntINuOuSLy variAbLE TransMiSSiON MECHaNISM anD coNfiGurEd To ChaNGe THE gEar PositION oF THE suB-tRaNsmisSIoN meChaniSM... | JP2000-346169A discloses a controldevice of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanismwhich is switchedto a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change thegearposition of the sub-tran... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously _variable_ transmission for vehicle _including_ a sub-transmission mechanism which is _switched_ to a plurality _of_ gear positions in addition to _a_ _continuously_ variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub-transmissi... |
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO... | 1. Field of the Invention of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus a network. Description the Art In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane gas, etc., in the ... | 1. Field OF THE inVEnTION
eMboDImentS Of THE inveNTioN RElaTE To An IMAGe FORMInG appArAtuS CoNnEcTeD TO A POWER moniTOrInG appaRAtus viA a nETWOrK.
2. DeScripTIoN OF THe ReLatEd Art
In rECent YeArs, tHERE hAS Been CoNCern About GLOBal WArMiNg CAUsed by AN iNcrEAsE iN GreeNhoUse EFFeCT GASeS, SucH As CARBON dioXide (CO... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Embodiments of the invention relate toan image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network.2. Description ofthe Related ArtIn recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon diox... | _1._ Field of the Invention Embodiments _of_ the invention relate to _an_ image forming apparatus connected to _a_ power monitoring _apparatus_ via a network. 2. Description of _the_ Related _Art_ In recent years, there has been concern about _global_ warming caused by an increase in _greenhouse_ effect _gases,_ _such_... |
This application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets.
With Internet medi... | This application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocation of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. With Internet media... | This application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the app>icStion relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical dztX associated Qitj user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. With Internet medi... | This application relates to efficient allocations of streams support delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport on historical associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. With Internet media data merging with traditional television pr... | tHIs aPPLIcATioN ReLAtES to EFficieNt allOcATiOnS OF TRaNSPorT StReamS TO SUPpoRT sImuLTANeouS DELIvERy Of MEDiA AssetS. mOrEovER, tHE ApPLicATioN reLAtes TO INitialiZING alLOcatiOns oF tranSPort StREAmS baSEd ON hiStoricAL DATA AsSoCiAteD WITH user ReQuEStS FOr simULTaneOus deLIVeRy Of mEDiA asSETs.
wITh inTErneT MEdi... | This application relates to efficient allocations oftransport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneousdelivery ofmedia assets. With In... | This application relates to efficient allocations _of_ _transport_ streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. _Moreover,_ the _application_ relates to _initializing_ allocations _of_ transport streams _based_ on historical data _associated_ with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media _assets._ ... |
Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly elevated P... | Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly elevated P... | Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate - specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC - death among unscreened men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut - offs, ^herr are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly elev... | Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces among unscreened men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at used cut-offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly PSA. Prostate cancer (PC) is... | EARlY DEtEcTIon OF prosTaTE CaNCER (pc) USing pRoSTate-SpeCiFic AntigEn (pSa) iN blOOd rEducEs PC-DEAtH AmONG UnSCreEnED MeN. HowEVEr, dUe tO mOdEST SpeCIfIciTy oF pSa at cOmmOnly UsEd cuT-ofFS, there aRE uRGENt NeeDs for addITIoNAL bIOmARKErS CoNtRIBuTINg eNHAnCeD riSk cLAssiFicAtion amoNg MEn WITh MOdEstly eLevATeD p... | Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen(PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men.However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgentneeds for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced riskclassification among men with modestly elev... | Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using _prostate-specific_ antigen (PSA) _in_ blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, _due_ _to_ modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgent needs _for_ additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly ... |
The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye.
Among ... | The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye. Among ... | The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display 9lanr of an *mQge display apparatus to view it with the naked eye. Among ... | The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object view it with the naked eye. specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view adapted enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with naked Among eyepiece optical systems so... | The pReSENt INVEnTIon relaTes GENeRAlLy to aN eyepiEce oPtIcAl sYStEm aDApteD TO enlaRgE aN oBject TO ViEW it WiTH the naKED EYE. morE SPEciFIcAlly, The iNVENtion RelateS To An elECTRonic VIeW fINDER aDAptEd to EnlaRGE AN ImAge ShOWN on A DispLaY plane oF AN ImaGE dIsPlAY apPaRaTUs TO vIEW It WIth The nAkEd Eye.
aMOng ... | The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye.More specifically, theinvention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a displayplane of an image display apparatus to view it with ... | The present invention _relates_ generally _to_ an eyepiece optical system adapted to _enlarge_ an object _to_ view it with the naked eye. More _specifically,_ the invention relates to an _electronic_ view finder adapted _to_ _enlarge_ an image shown on a display plane of _an_ image display apparatus _to_ view it with t... |
A display device including a buffer member has been provided. | A display device including a buffer phallus has been provided. | A dUeplay Cevic3 including a buffer meHbe5 has he2n provided. | A device including a buffer member has been provided. | a DISPlay DevicE INcludING a BUfFER mEMBeR has BEEn PrOvideD. | A display device including a buffer member has beenprovided. | _A_ _display_ device _including_ a _buffer_ member has been provided. |
The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body.
The invent... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. The invent... | The invention relates to a pJeaoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. The invent... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. The invention ... | THE INvEntION RELAtES TO A piEzOeLEcTRIC ACTuaTOR DeviCE WITh At lEASt ONe piezoelecTrIc tRansDUceR wHIch HAs AT LeASt oNE piEZoeLECtrIc Body aNd an eLeCTRoDE UNIT ASsIGnED To THIs pieZoeLectRIC Body WitH oveRALl CAPacItaNCe and COmpRiseD oF TWo ELECTrodeS MOuNTEd On OPPOsITE SiDES Of the pIEzoeLECtriC boDY.
THe invEnT... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has atleast one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprisedof twoelectrodes mounted onopposite sidesof the piezoelectric body. T... | The _invention_ relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at _least_ one _piezoelectric_ _transducer_ _which_ has at _least_ one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to _this_ piezoelectric body _with_ overall capacitance _and_ comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectri... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double-acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. A torque applicator of this kind is known from Norwegi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double-acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. A torque applicator of this kind is known from Norwegi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a torque a(plicatkr comprising a hoJsJng in which is disposed a ritatab.e torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double - acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. A torque applicator of this kind is known from Norwe... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double-acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on nuts etc. A torque applicator of is known from Norwegian Patents 115.991 136.609. T... | 1. FiELD oF THE INVEnTION
THe present INvention reLAtes To A toRQUe APpLICAtoR cOMprising a hOuSiNG IN wHIcH Is diSpoSEd A RotatablE TorQuE appLicAtOr stem aCtuaTeD bY a hYDRAULIc OR PneumATic doUBLE-aCTInG pISTon To ApplY An intERMIttenT tOrquE On bOLtS, nUtS etc. a tORQUE AppLiCATOr Of tHIs kINd IS knoWn fRom NOrWegi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto a torqueapplicatorcomprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumaticdouble-acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts,nuts etc. A torque applicator of thiskind isknown from... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ _a_ _torque_ applicator comprising a housing in which is _disposed_ a rotatable _torque_ applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic _or_ pneumatic double-acting piston _to_ apply _an_ intermittent torque on _bolts,_ nuts etc. A torque applicator of this kind... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an KmagW forming apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus an image forming system. The forming apparatus be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus or the 2. Description ... | 1. FiEld Of The InvENtIoN
thE PreSeNT InVENTioN relaTes TO a PHOtosENsItIvE DruM, A ProCess CaRtRidge, an ImagE fORminG APParAtUs And An ImaGE foRmINg sYSteM. ThE imagE fORMing aPparaTUs maY BE eMBoDIed, FOR eXampLE, As aN ELeCtrophOtOGRaPhic COPyINg mAchinE, a LasEr beam prINteR, An LeD PRintEr, a FACsiMilE aPpARATus ... | 1.Field of theInvention The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, animage forming apparatusand an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, forexample, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparat... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image _forming_ apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be _embodied,_ for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser _beam_ _printer,_ an LED _printer,_ _a_ _fac... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds.
2. Description of the Related Art
A... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the Related Art A... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a VuErent mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the Related Art A... | Field of the This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the Related Art As current mirrors com... | 1. FielD OF thE inventIoN
THIS INveNTION RELAtEs GeNERally to eLECTRIcaL cuRRent coNTRoL cIrCuitrY and, MORe PartIcUlarLY, TO a moS INTEgratEd cIRcuiT (ic) CurRENT mirrOR cOrreCtIon dEvICE THaT pErmitS A cuRreNt MIRRor To Be opeRATEd at High CuRRent LevElS AnD raPID swITChiNG SPeEdS.
2. descripTIoN of tHe reLATed aRt
a... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical currentcontrol circuitry and, more particularly, to aMOS integratedcircuit (IC) current mirrorcorrection device that permits a currentmirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of th... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _This_ invention relates _generally_ to electrical _current_ control circuitry and, more _particularly,_ to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at _high_ _current_ levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the... |
The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers.
Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today""s systems. For... | The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today""s systems. For... | The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end - to - end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today " " s syste... | The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very in many of today""s systems. For example, in a typi... | tHE presenT iNVENTIon relAtES In GENeRAl TO seCurE DAta TraNsmisSioN aNd MOre spEcIfIcalLY to sECUre DATA TRANSmISSiOn in end-to-ENd ComMuNIcAtIOn SYstEms that use call sigNALiNG to eXChANge keYs UsInG intErMeDiAry TraNsFErs.
SeCUre COmmuniCAtiON of diGiTAl iNForMatIoN iS VeRY imPorTaNT In mAny oF TOdAY""s SyStemS. foR... | The presentinvention relates ingeneral to securedatatransmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use callsignaling toexchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very importantin manyof today""ssystems. ... | _The_ present invention relates in general to secure _data_ _transmission_ and more _specifically_ to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that _use_ call signaling to exchange keys using _intermediary_ transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very important in _many_ of _today"... |
The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems.
When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | present relates generally to ground support power aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the at a terminal between ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft used to electrical that would supplied the air... | THE pRESEnt INvEnTioN RELaTES GenERALly To grOunD suPPorT pOweR FoR AIRCrAft AND MoRE PARtIcuLArly TO A cOnnECtor foR Use bETWeen GrOuND pOWer CarTS and AiRcrafT PowER suppLY SYsTEMS.
wHen a coMmERcIaL AiRlINEr is ON the grouND At a terMiNAL bETWeen FLIgHTS, a GROUnD PoweR cARt iS WheELed OuT tO THE airCrAfT and uSED t... | The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power cartsand aircraft powersupply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cartis wheeled ... | The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft _and_ more particularly to a connector for _use_ between ground _power_ carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on _the_ ground _at_ a terminal between flights, a _ground_ power _cart_ is wheeled _out_ to the air... |
Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present one or more recta... | Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present one or more recta... | Graphical 6sWr Interfaces (GUI) s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window - based structure. The window - based structure allows a screen display to present one or more ... | Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between a a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow well known window-based window-based structure allows a screen display to present one or more rectangular windows, each havin... | GRAPhIcAl USer iNTeRFacEs (Gui)S aRe A cOmMoN ManNer OF exCHAnGINg INFormAtion BetwEEN A usER and a CoMpUtER in A mODERN inFORMatioN ProCESsiNG enVIroNment. ThE grApHIcAl User iNtErfACeS typIcaLLy folLoW a Well KnowN wINdow-based StRuCture. tHe WindOW-BASEd STrUCture ALloWs a SCReen diSPlAY TO prEseNT ONe oR MORE rECtA... | Graphical User Interfaces(GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern informationprocessing environment. Thegraphical user interfaces typically followa well knownwindow-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present one o... | Graphical User _Interfaces_ (GUI)s are a _common_ manner of exchanging _information_ between a user and a _computer_ _in_ a modern information processing environment. The graphical _user_ _interfaces_ _typically_ _follow_ a _well_ _known_ window-based _structure._ _The_ window-based _structure_ allows _a_ screen displa... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL (phase alterna... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL (phase alterna... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP ). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL (phase altern... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image display method device for a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when 50 Hz PAL (phase alternating by line) ... | 1. FIeLd of ThE INVENTiON
tHe pREsEnt inVEnTiON RELAtEs TO an imAGE DIsPLAY MetHOD and dEVice for a pLASma DISPlay PaNEL (pDP). MoRe sPeCiFicaLlY, THe PreSENT InveNtION relAtES TO A pDP ImAGe Display MEthod anD Device fOr rEDUCInG FLICker and DynaMiC FalsE cONtOur (DFC) GeNErAteD wHeN iNpuTtiNg 50 Hz PAL (PhaSE alTERna... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma displaypanel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates toa PDP image display methodand device for reducing flicker anddynamic false contour (DFC)generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL(ph... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to an image display method _and_ device _for_ _a_ plasma _display_ panel (PDP). _More_ specifically, the _present_ invention relates _to_ a _PDP_ image _display_ _method_ and device for reducing flicker and _dynamic_ _false_ _contour_ (DFC) generated when _i... |
Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid-tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement of t... | Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid-tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement of t... | Syringes are known in the mewiSal art for WispenXing measured volumes of fluids, i. e. , liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid - tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement ... | Syringes are in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid-tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement of the plunger for... | sYRINgeS aRe KnOwN In thE MedicaL art FOR dispensInG MeasUrED VoluMEs OF FluIdS, I.E., LiqUidS OR GAsES, tO a gIvEN siTe. thE tYpICAL syRinGe coMprISEs A PIstoN Or PlUngER ENvELoPeD in a cHamber, UsUALly A CYLINdricaL CHAMBer, WHeRE IT FOrmS A FlUId-tIGHt seaL wItH THe waLl oF THE chamBEr So THAt SLidABLe MovemEnt of T... | Syringesare known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to a given site.The typical syringecomprises a piston or plungerenveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it formsa fluid-tight seal with the wallof the chamber so that slidable move... | Syringes are _known_ _in_ the medical _art_ for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to _a_ _given_ site. The typical _syringe_ comprises a piston or _plunger_ enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms _a_ fluid-tight seal with _the_ _wall_ of the chamber so that _s... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface.
2. Description of Related Art
As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are conventi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. Description of Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are conventi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. Description of Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are conventi... | 1. Field present invention relates to a lubricant composition and a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. Description of Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains as bushing and roller chains are conventionally used. A bushing chain is construc... | 1. TeChNICal FiElD
tHE PreSenT iNveNtiON RElAtes tO A lubRiCaNT cOmPosItion FOR cHAins and TO a ChaIN haVING thE LuBRiCaNt CompOsitION foR chaiNS adherED tO ITS suRfAcE.
2. DesCriptIOn OF reLateD aRT
As a powEr tRanSmisSIoN MEcHaNISm and a cOnvEYer MEchaNiSM, cHAINs SUCH AS BuSHinG cHaInS aNd ROller ChaiNs ARe conVENti... | 1.Technical Field The present invention relates to a lubricant compositionfor chains and to a chainhaving the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. Descriptionof Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism,chainssuch as bushing chains an... | _1._ Technical Field The _present_ invention relates to a _lubricant_ composition for chains _and_ to _a_ chain having the lubricant composition for _chains_ adhered _to_ its _surface._ _2._ Description of Related Art As a _power_ transmission mechanism _and_ a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing _chains_ _and_ ... |
The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | The approaches described in section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should be assumed that of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by of their inclusion in this section. so... | the ApproAcHES DEScRIBeD in this SeCtIOn aRe aPPrOacHEs ThAt COulD be PURSuEd, bUt nOt NecEsSArILy ApProAcHes thAt HAvE Been prEViOuSlY CoNCeIvEd oR PurSuEd. tHERefoRe, UNLEsS OTherWisE InDICatEd, it SHOuLD not BE AsSUMED that anY of tHE ApPRoaCHES dESCriBED IN thiS SEcTION QUaLIFy AS prIOr ARt MERely By VIRTUe OF tHeI... | The approachesdescribedinthis section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated,it should notbe assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by ... | _The_ approaches described in this section are approaches that _could_ be pursued, _but_ not necessarily approaches _that_ have been previously conceived _or_ pursued. Therefore, _unless_ otherwise indicated, it _should_ not be assumed that any of _the_ _approaches_ described in _this_ _section_ qualify _as_ _prior_ ar... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a method of producing H-beams by universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the "fillets."
2. Prior Art
Th... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of producing H-beams by universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the "fillets." 2. Prior Art Th... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of producing H - beams by universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H - beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the " fillets. " 2. Prior ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to method of producing H-beams universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the "fillets." 2. Prior Art The convention... | 1. field OF THe INVeNTIOn
ThIS invenTIoN RelatES To a mETHod of PRoduCing h-beamS bY unIVERSAl MillS. MOrE PartiCUlarLY thiS iNVENTIon RElateS To A MetHoD Of PROdUCinG h-beams wHICh HAVe excELLEnt StRenGtH AND TOUGHneSS iN tHe JOinTS BeTwEen THe WEb anD flAnGes, rEFerReD To HEreInBEloW As THe "fILleTS."
2. pRior aRT
tH... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates to a method ofproducing H-beams by universal mills. More particularlythis invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellentstrength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred tohereinbelow as the "fillets... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention _relates_ to a method of producing H-beams by universal mills. _More_ _particularly_ this invention relates to a _method_ _of_ producing H-beams which _have_ excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to _hereinbelow_ as the "fillets."... |
The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield pe... | The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield pe... | The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned wOtm a process for pDeparint polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average Lartisle diameter, which process is capable of grearlT increasing the polymer yield pe... | The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, present invention is concerned with a for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield solids that pe... | tHe prESenT InVEntION reLATEs tO a prOcEsS fOR PRePArINg Novel PoLyoLefINs. moRe particUlaRLy, THe prESeNt INVeNtiON Is CoNcERNED wItH a prOceSS FOr PRepaRING POLyoLEfinS EXhIBitING BEtTer parTIClE PrOPertIeS wiTh iNCrEaSE OF avERage PartIClE dIAmEter, whICh PrOCeSs is CAPAbLe Of greaTLY InCrEASINg thE POLYMEr yIeLD Pe... | The present invention relates to a process for preparingnovel polyolefins.More particularly, the present invention is concerned withaprocess for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increaseof averageparticle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the pol... | The present _invention_ relates to a process for _preparing_ novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with _a_ _process_ for _preparing_ polyolefins exhibiting _better_ particle properties with increase of _average_ particle _diameter,_ which process _is_ capable of _greatly_ increasing ... |
The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same.
In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are ... | The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same. In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are ... | The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same. In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and sOmKlar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are ... | The present relates to novel module and a method for making the same. In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are mechanically and someti... | THE PreSeNt INVEnTIon RELAtEs TO a NOVEL PiNNEd MOduLe anD a meThoD fOr maKinG tHe SaME.
in the manUfAcTure Of prinTED cirCUit BoaRDS AnD SImiLAR ELectRiCAl DEvicEs, It is dEsIRaBle To MaKe CoNnEcTIOns To THE Device AS QUickly anD EasILy aS POSsIBle. ONE TecHniQuE fOr MaKing THIs CONNecTIOn IS TO EmPLOY PiNS WhicH Are ... | The present invention relates toa novel pinned module anda method for making thesame. In themanufacture of printed circuit boards andsimilarelectrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to thedevice as quickly and easilyas possible. One technique for makingthis connection is... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ a novel pinned module and a method for making the same. In the manufacture _of_ printed _circuit_ boards _and_ _similar_ electrical devices, it _is_ desirable to make _connections_ to the device as _quickly_ and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection _is_ to em... |
The present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | The present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | The present invention generally relates to novel surfWStant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | The present invention generally relates novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these surfactant compositions, with pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions irritancy which are useful in t... | The prEsENt InvenTiON GEneRAllY reLaTeS tO NoVEL sUrfaCTAnt cOmPositIoNS, thEIR pREPaRaTIOn aNd TO COMposiTioNS COntAinINg thEse NOVEl SUrfActaNT comPositIONS, ToGEtHeR WiTH A peStICiDE, PArTiCULarLy A hErBIcIDe. morE parTIculARLY, aN ImpoRTaNT ASpECT oF THiS INVEnTioN iS DiREctEd to SUrfACtANt COmPOsITIoNs HAvINg ReDu... | The present invention generally relates to novelsurfactantcompositions, their preparation and to compositions containing thesenovel surfactant compositions,together witha pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, animportant aspect of this inventionis directed to surfactantcompositi... | _The_ present invention _generally_ relates to novel surfactant compositions, _their_ preparation and to compositions containing _these_ novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is _directed_ _to_ surfactant compositions... |
Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in ... | Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in ... | Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more aensit9ve medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in ... | multi chamber are previously for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components this kind can in most cases be stored for ... | SUCH mulTi chaMbER AmpOuLES aRe PREVIoUsLy uSED FoR sTOriNg oNE oR more SEnsItIve MEDIcal cOmpOneNts, WhICh ArE tO BE dISsOlved in a LIQuiD to foRM aN iNjECtaBLe SoluTIon. tHE sOLuTIOn can not BE STORED FOR A LoNGER pERioD of TimE WiThout bEComINg deTeRiORaTED. HowEveR, sENsitiVE MEdIcal ComPoNeNtS of ThIs kiNd CAN In ... | Suchmulti chamber ampoules are previously used for storing oneor more sensitive medical components, which areto be dissolved in aliquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for alonger period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitivemedical components ofthis k... | Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing _one_ or more sensitive _medical_ components, which _are_ to be dissolved in _a_ liquid to form _an_ injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a _longer_ _period_ of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components _of_ t... |
Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of a recording medium to prevent fly-off of the particles.
Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device including a pr... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of a recording medium to prevent fly-off of the particles. Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device including a pr... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle disl@rsion liqu(F supply device directed at controlling the 9ccurreHce of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image - fPrked surface of a recording mexiun to prevent fly - off of the particles. Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device including ... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of a recording medium to prevent fly-off of the Patent literature describes an inkjet recording device including a printing unit t... | pATENt LIteRaTure 1 dEsCriBes A partIcLE DISPeRsIoN lIQuID sUPPly deVIcE dIRECteD At cONtROLLing THE OCcUrreNcE OF STaCkEr bloCKiNG, WHerEiN PARtiCleS ARe ADHerED To aN iMAgE-FOrmed suRfaCE OF A recOrDing mEDIUM TO preVeNT FLy-off oF tHE PARticlEs.
PatEnt LIteRATure 2 desCrIbes aN inkjET rEcoRDiNg DEvICe INcLUDINg a pr... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, whereinparticles are adhered toan image-formed surface of a recording medium to prevent fly-off of theparticles.Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording de... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle _dispersion_ liquid supply device directed at _controlling_ the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles _are_ adhered to an image-formed _surface_ of a recording medium to _prevent_ fly-off of the particles. Patent _literature_ _2_ describes an inkjet recording device ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI).
2. Description of the Related Art
In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to maintain high ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a engineering for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI). 2. Description of the Related Art In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to maintain high... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large - scale integration (LSI ). 2. Description of the Related Art In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to maintain hi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI). 2. Description the Related In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works is essential. While verification work is important to maintain high quality especially f... | 1. FiElD oF THe INVeNtIOn
tHE PreseNT InveNtIOn RelatES to A TECHnolOGy FOr SUPPortINg vERIFicAtiOn of a LARgE-Scale IntEgrATiOn (lsi).
2. deSCRiptIOn of tHE RELaTED ArT
iN LSi DEsiGn, a vERiFICATion worK OF vERifyInG wHeTheR An Lsi WorKS noRmallY is EssEntiaL. wHiLE ThE VERIfICAtIon WORK Is iMpOrTant TO maiNtAIN HiGh ... | 1.Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI).2. Description of the Related Art In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ a _technology_ for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI). 2. _Description_ of _the_ Related _Art_ In LSI _design,_ a verification work of _verifying_ whether an LSI works normally is _essential._ While the verification work is importa... |
The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like.
A per se conventional s... | The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like. A per se conventional s... | The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like. A per se conventional s... | The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device suitable for easily the level of sugar or sugar or the like. A per se conventional such device the measurement of the level of a chemical, su... | tHE prEseNt INvEntION reLATes TO a DEVICE FOR ThE MeaSuReMeNt oF ThE lEVEL of A chEmicaL iN a BOdy FLUiD oF a sUbJECt, aNd ParTIcULArLY rELates to suCh A CHEMIcal levEl MEASUReMeNT dEvIcE whICh Is SuiTABlE fOR EasilY anD cOnvEnIeNTLY meAsurInG The LeVeL OF bLOod SUgAR oR uRiNE sUgar OR tHe lIKe.
a pEr se COnvenTIoNAL S... | The present invention relatesto adevice for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a bodyfluid of a subject, and particularly relates to sucha chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easilyand conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar orurine sugar or the like. A per ... | The _present_ invention relates to _a_ device for the _measurement_ of the level of a _chemical_ in a body fluid _of_ a subject, and particularly _relates_ _to_ such _a_ chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the _like._ A per... |
Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes in t... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes in t... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non - specifically and non - selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the fiFlR of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associatRv with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes ... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablate heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used treat aging Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes in the stratum corne... | RaDioFrEqueNCy (rF) devICes aRe uSed TO NoN-SpecIFIcaLlY AnD noN-SEleCtiVelY aBLAte OR HEAt DifFEREnT TYpes OF tIsSUE. FoR EXamPlE, in THe FielD OF dErMAtOLOgY rF DevIcEs aRE UseD TO TrEaT aging SKIN. skiN aGING is asSociAted wITh cHangEs iN tHe upPeR lEvels OF ThE skIn Such as RoUgHNESs Of the SkIN due To cHaNgEs IN T... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are usedto non-specifically and non-selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatologyRF devices areused to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin suchas roughness of the... | _Radiofrequency_ (RF) devices are used to non-specifically _and_ non-selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For _example,_ in the _field_ of dermatology RF _devices_ are used to treat aging _skin._ Skin aging is associated _with_ changes _in_ the upper _levels_ of the skin _such_ as roughness of the skin... |
The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object tracking and steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck.
Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and d... | The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object tracking and steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and d... | The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to objDDt tracking and steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as 5emoGely operated low level order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and d... | The invention relates in general to materials handling and more particularly, to tracking steer schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as operated low level order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and distribution centers. Such picking include load fo... | tHE pResEnT InvEntIoN RELATEs In genEraL to mAteRIals hAndling VEHiCleS, And mOrE pARTIculARLY, tO OBjECT tRackinG ANd stEeR correcTION schEMES FOR mAtERIALS HAnDliNG veHiCles, SucH As rEMotelY oPeRatED lOw LeVEL ORder PickiNG trUck.
LOw lEVel ORDER PiCKing TRUcKs ArE coMmoNly uSEd FoR PicKINg stOck IN wArEhOUseS ANd D... | Thepresent invention relates in generalto materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object trackingand steer correctionschemes formaterials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated lowlevel orderpicking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock inwareh... | The present invention relates in general to _materials_ handling _vehicles,_ and more particularly, to _object_ tracking and steer correction schemes for _materials_ _handling_ vehicles, such as remotely operated low _level_ order picking truck. Low level order _picking_ _trucks_ are commonly used for picking stock in ... |
For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated.
As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling meth... | For the purpose of efficacious use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling me... | For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, vXrKous electronic appliances siXh as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling meth... | For purpose of effective use of and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. As regeneration processing method, a disassembling method of television rece... | foR ThE puRpOsE of effeCTiVe Use OF ResoURcEs AnD cONservATioN Of thE globAl enVIRonMents, VARioUS eleCtroNic APpliAnceS sUcH AS tElevISion ReCeivErs and pERsoNAl cOmPuTER dISPLAY DevICes ARe dIsASseMBLEd, clAssIFiED BY THe varieTy OF MaTERiAlS, And rEgENeRaTEd.
aS A RegeNEraTIOn prOcesSINg MeThod, A DiSasSeMBLinG Meth... | For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, variouselectronic appliancessuch as television receivers andpersonal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials,andregenerated. As a regeneration processing method, a dis... | _For_ the purpose of _effective_ use _of_ resources and conservation _of_ the global environments, _various_ _electronic_ appliances _such_ _as_ _television_ receivers _and_ personal computer _display_ devices are disassembled, classified by _the_ variety of materials, _and_ regenerated. As a regeneration processing me... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them.
2. Background Information
The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeled vehicles from using t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them. 2. Background Information The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeled vehicles from using t... | 1. Field of the Invention The Lreqent invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two - wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them. 2. Background Information The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two - wheeled vehicles from usi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits creating them. 2. Background Information The presence of snow in wintertime restricts operators of two-wheeled vehicles from using their vehicles in win... | 1. FIELd OF tHE InVenTiON
thE PrESEnT INvEntiON geneRaLly rElatEs tO TRAckED SNOW vehicLEs, AnD MorE ParTIculARlY To Two-wHeElED TraCkED snoW vehicleS ANd coNVersiON KIts For CREAting THem.
2. BaCkGRoUNd inFormaTIoN
tHe preSENCe oF Snow IN the wiNTERTiMe SeVErEly REsTRICTs OperatoRS Of TWo-wHeELEd VEHicles fRoM UsinG t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventiongenerally relatesto tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them. 2. Background Information Thepresenceof snow in the wintertime severely restrictsoperatorsof two-wheeled vehi... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention generally relates _to_ tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles _and_ conversion kits for creating them. 2. _Background_ Information The _presence_ _of_ snow in _the_ wintertime _severely_ restricts operators _of_ two-wheeled veh... |
The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents.
Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized by inf... | The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized by inf... | The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N - substituted derivatives of 2 - (pyridylalkylenesulfinyl) benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized b... | present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N-substituted of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. diseases are characterized inflammation, specifically by the presence of edema,... | thE PrEsENT inVentiOn invOlVEs NoVeL cOmPositIoNs of MATTER. moRe ParticUlARLY, thE pREsenT INvEnTIoN invOlVES NOveL n-subsTITuteD DerivATIves OF 2-(pYriDYlALKylENESulFInYl)BENZIMIDAzolES wHIcH ARe useFUl as gAsTRIc aNtisEcreTorY ANd cYtoPRotECTiVe AGENtS.
gasTROINTeStINaL infLaMMAtoRY dIsEAsEs are chARactErized by INf... | The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoleswhichare useful as gastricantisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinalinflammatory diseasesare characterized byi... | The present invention involves _novel_ compositions _of_ matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel _N-substituted_ derivatives _of_ _2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles_ _which_ are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are _charact... |
Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one or more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driver or control gear, in ... | Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one or more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially extend the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driver or control gear, in ... | Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one or mo#S light sources Arranhed on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In aEditiin, provision is Heneeally made for the lighting modules to have an external dr9Cer or control gear, in ... | Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driver control gear, in which one... | LigHtINg mOdulES USuAlLy inclUDE A prInTEd CIRCUiT boArD WIth ONe Or mORe LIgHT soUrces aRrANgEd oN thE uPpEr Side Thereof, ANd a cOVEring ELeMEnT, WHiCH AT lEaSt PARTIaLly coVERS THe PrInTed CIRCuit BoaRd. In AddItiON, ProvisIOn IS GeneraLly MadE FoR tHe LIGhTIng ModuLes To hAve An ExTErNAl drIVer oR cONtRol GEAr, IN ... | Lighting modulesusually include a printedcircuit board withone or more light sources arranged on theupper side thereof, and a covering element, which atleast partially covers the printedcircuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driveror ... | Lighting modules usually _include_ _a_ printed _circuit_ board _with_ one or more _light_ sources arranged on the upper _side_ thereof, and a covering element, which _at_ least partially _covers_ the printed circuit board. _In_ addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an _external_ _driver... |
Power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a different type or level of electrical power.
These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switching d... | Power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a different type or level of electrical power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switching d... | Power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a doffereHt yyLe or level of electrical power. These power converters e. g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC - DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switchin... | Power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a different type or level of electrical power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor device requ... | poWeR coNverTers aRE UsEd TO tRANSFEr pOWer frOM a SOurcE to a lOAD USiNG a differENT tYPE or LeVeL oF elecTrIcAL POWeR.
THESe POweR coNVErTers e.g. iNvERTERS, ActIVE RECTIfIerS, DC-dC ConveRtErs eTc. iNCLUDE HIGh power SEMIcoNdUCtOR sWITcHINg DeVICES such as fETs, MOSFETs, iGBTs, eTc. A pOweR sEMicONdUCtOR SWitChiNG d... | Power converters are usedto transfer power froma source to a load using a different type or level of electrical power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DCconverters etc.include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semicondu... | _Power_ converters are used _to_ transfer power from a source to _a_ load _using_ a different type or level of electrical _power._ These _power_ converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. _include_ high _power_ _semiconductor_ switching _devices_ such as _FETs,_ MOSFETs, IGBTs, _etc._ A power s... |
Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known t... | Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known t... | Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known t... | Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from more of these gases. can pose problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known be detrimental to the texture, colou... | APproXImATely 80% oF alL FooD PrOductS aRE SENsitIVe ToWARds LOsS OR UPtAkE oF WaTer VAPOuR, flAvOUrS, ANd ODoUrs. ThESE fOod ProduCts muST thereFore Be StoRED iN A PRoTECted ENvIRonmeNt FroM onE oR morE of tHEsE gaSEs. espECiALlY OxygEn Can pOSe a SEriOUs PRobLEM since OxyGen peNEtRAtiOn inTo foOd PAckAgES ARe KnowN T... | Approximately80% of all food products are sensitive towards lossor uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protectedenvironment from one or more of thesegases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages... | _Approximately_ _80%_ of all food products are sensitive _towards_ _loss_ or _uptake_ of water vapour, flavours, _and_ _odours._ These food products must therefore be _stored_ in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. _Especially_ oxygen can pose _a_ serious problem since oxygen _penetration_ into foo... |
Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light. It is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separated... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light. It is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separated... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of Dlectricit6 to light. It is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor ), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons (i. e. , light ). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are seOar... | Electroluminescence describes the direct conversion electricity to light. It is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and in a material (usually a semiconductor), whereby electrons release their energy as photons (i.e., light). Prior recombination, electrons and holes are separated either a result of dopin... | ElEctrOlUMineSCENCe (eL) dEscrIBEs The direcT cONversiON of ElECTRICItY TO lIGhT. It is thE rESulT Of RaDiaTIVe ReCoMbiNatIOn oF ElECTroNs AnD HOLes IN A MatERIAL (UsuaLLY A sEMiconducTOR), whEREby exCiteD ElECtROnS rELease ThEIr eNErGY AS PHotONs (I.e., LIgHT). Prior to reCOmBinATiON, EleCTRONs and hOLeS aRE sEpAratED... | Electroluminescence (EL)describesthe direct conversion of electricity tolight. It is the result ofradiative recombination of electrons and holes in amaterial(usually a semiconductor), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons (i.e.,light).Prior to recombination, electronsand hol... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct _conversion_ of _electricity_ _to_ light. _It_ _is_ the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually _a_ semiconductor), whereby excited _electrons_ _release_ their energy as photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination, electrons and hol... |
In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | In product development cycles, one or more cPm<on parts are often incorporated jmto bo^m a product currently in production and a similar p#pduct currently in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be improved before rea... | In prOduCT dEVeLoPmenT cycLeS, ONE OR mOre cOMMon parts are oftEN inCORporAtED INTO BoTh a ProDuCt CuRRently IN pRODucTiOn and a sIMILAR pRoDUct CUrrENtlY IN tHe deSiGN pHasE. iT Is DesIRAblE TO hAVE feEDback From THE mANuFaCturiNG pRoCEsS oF thE ProDuCt in PrODUction sO thAt THe PrODuCt in THE deSiGN phasE caN BE impR... | Inproduct development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedbackfrom the manufacturing process of the productin production sothat the product in the ... | In product _development_ cycles, one or more _common_ parts _are_ _often_ _incorporated_ into both _a_ product _currently_ in production and a similar _product_ currently in the _design_ phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of _the_ product _in_ _production_ so that the product in the ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula.
2. Related Background Art
Conventionally, to create a document including a formul... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, to create a document including a formul... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character - symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, to create a document including a form... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention to word processors and more to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, to create a document including a formula as is in FIG. 8, th... | 1. fIEld of THe InvEntion
thIS inVeNtIon reLaTeS TO word PrOCesSOrs And morE pArtiCuLaRly TO A worD PRoceSSOr HAvinG a FunCTIon OF cREatInG DocUMenTS IncluDiNg a CHaRActEr-SYmbOL TRain Having a SPECiAl pOSitiON aND sIZe SUch as a FORMULa.
2. relATed bAckGrOund art
cONVeNtiONaLlY, tO CrEatE a doCUMENt InClUDINg a FormUl... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates to wordprocessors andmore particularly to a word processor having afunction of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size suchas a formula. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, to create adocum... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention relates to word processors _and_ more particularly to a word processor having a function of _creating_ documents including _a_ _character-symbol_ train having a special position _and_ size such _as_ a _formula._ 2. Related Background _Art_ Conventionally, to create a document ... |
Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the components with parallel leads and ma... | Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the components with parallel leads and ma... | Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sifeZ of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling syst2ma must orient the components with parallel leads and ma... | Certain of electronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and these components, handling systems are required. handling systems must orient the components with parallel leads and maintain orienta... | Certain TYPeS of ELECTRonic cOmPONEntS have tWo axIal leADS ExteNdInG fROm oppOSIte sIdes OF THE cOMPoNEnts as, fOR ExAmple, wITH REsISToRS aND DIoDes. tO effICIEntLy MAnuFACTUre, package, AND UsE TheSe COMPONeNTs, HANDlINg SysTEMS arE reqUireD. tHE HAndlINg sYSTeMs Must oRiENt tHE COMPonENTS WitH pArallel LeaDS aND mA... | Certain types of electronic components have two axial leadsextending from oppositesides of thecomponents as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systemsmust orient the components wi... | Certain types of electronic components _have_ two axial _leads_ extending _from_ opposite sides of the components _as,_ for example, with _resistors_ and _diodes._ To efficiently manufacture, package, and _use_ these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient _the_ _components_ with _pa... |
The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while min... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while min... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e. g. soaps, dieinfectantE, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc. ). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while m... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while minimizing ... | ThE pRESeNt INvEntiON RELates To DEviCes FoR dISpEnSinG TOiLet bOwL tReaTiNg cHEmicals (E.G. sOAps, DiSInfEcTaNts, sANITIzerS dEodOrIzErS, FRAgRances, cOlOrants, Etc.). MorE sPEcIFiCAlly it reLatES to sUcH devices ThAt ALloW a CoNSUMer tO diRECT WHeN ThE ChEMiCaLS WIlL bE DispenSED Into ThE toILeT BOWL waTER, WHiLE MIn... | The present invention relates todevices for dispensing toilet bowltreating chemicals (e.g. soaps,disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers,fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toiletbowl water, whil... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals _(e.g._ _soaps,_ disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, _fragrances,_ colorants, etc.). More specifically it _relates_ to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when _the_ chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water,... |
An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to use an ATM, t... | An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out fiscal transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to use an ATM, the ... | An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customSrq to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to aVc2ss their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of va.us. Generally, to use an ATM, t... | An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to use an the custom... | AN Atm is An elEctrONiC deVIcE tHAT aLLOwS BanKIng CUSToMErs To CaRry OUt FInanciAL TRANsACtIoNs wITHOUt ThE NEED fOR a HuMaN tELleR. FOR ExAMplE, CuStOMERs May uSe An Atm tO ACcesS tHeIr BAnK aCcOuNts, dePoSIt, WItHdrAw, or TrAnsfer funDS, check aCcoUnt BAlAnCeS, oR DispeNSE ITeMS OF VAluE. genERAllY, tO uSe an aTM, t... | An ATMis anelectronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactionswithout theneedfor a human teller. For example, customersmay use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Gen... | An ATM is an _electronic_ _device_ that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human _teller._ _For_ _example,_ customers may use an _ATM_ to access their bank _accounts,_ deposit, withdraw, _or_ transfer _funds,_ _check_ account balances, or dispense items of value. _Genera... |
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method.
Related Art
Known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a yoke configured ... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method. Related Art Known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a yoke configured ... | Technical Field The preseJY invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method. Related Art Known stators employed in a brushl2sx motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Lqod - Open (JP - A) No. 9 - 422442. JP - A No. 9 - 322441 discloses an armature with a yoke c... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, a and a stator manufacturing method. Related Art Known employed a brushless for example in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a yoke configured by plural ring shaped yoke configuration section... | tEChnICAl FiEld
THE PrESEnt iNvENtIOn rElatEs tO A stator, a bRUShlEsS moTOr, aNd A stAtoR MAnUFACTUrINg mEThOd.
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KnOWn sTaTORS EMPlOyeD iN a bRusHLEsS moTOR aRE fOr exAmPlE DisclOSed IN JApaNeSE pATENT ApPLicaTioN lAId-OpEN (jP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A nO. 9-322441 dISClOsES AN aRMaTUrE With a yoke cOnfIguREd ... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, abrushless motor, and a statormanufacturingmethod. RelatedArt Known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosedin Japanese PatentApplication Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a yoke conf... | Technical Field The present _invention_ relates to a stator, a brushless _motor,_ and a stator manufacturing method. Related Art Known stators _employed_ _in_ _a_ brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open _(JP-A)_ No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an _armature_ with a yo... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. This invention ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. This invention ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub - purlin in deck construction. This inventio... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or in wall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. This invention also includes an inte... | 1. fIelD Of ThE iNVentiOn
THIS iNvENTIoN rELATEs TO a rOlLfORmed ShEet MEtAL StRuctURal SHaPe FaBricatED FRom A sInGLe ShEet OF metAl FoR use IN BUILdInG cOnSTRuCtiOn. THE sTRuctUrAl shaPe IS pArTiCuLarly useFuL as a Stud OR muLlion in waLl CONsTrUctION OR AS A PuRLIn or sUb-purlIn in DecK ConstruCtioN. tHis iNVENtiOn ... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates toa rollformedsheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction.The structural shapeis particularly useful as astud ormullion inwall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. Th... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ This invention _relates_ _to_ a rollformed sheet metal _structural_ _shape_ fabricated from a single _sheet_ of metal _for_ use in _building_ construction. The _structural_ _shape_ is particularly useful as a stud or _mullion_ in wall construction or _as_ a purlin _or_ sub-purlin _in_ deck... |
Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the n#ighbiring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped are or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the pockets lying next to one another... | INterior SprInG MATtREsSeS CoNSist oF a MUltITUDe oF sTeel spRINGS JoINEd toGETHEr IN a REgULaR GRiD. tYpIcALlY, The eND rINgs of tHe NEIghbOrInG stEEL sPRINgS ARe DirECtlY CoNNeCTed TO onE AnoTHEr by WaY Of wIRe SpIRALs. AltErnAtiveLY, barREl sHApeD spRings ARe OftEn sEWN OR welDEd IntO POCKETs IN roWs And in TURn tHe... | Interior spring mattresses consist ofamultitudeof steel springs joined together in a regulargrid.Typically, theend rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected toone another byway ofwire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and ... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a _multitude_ of steel springs joined together in a regular _grid._ Typically, the end _rings_ of _the_ _neighboring_ steel springs _are_ _directly_ connected _to_ one another _by_ way _of_ wire spirals. _Alternatively,_ barrel shaped springs are often _sewn_ _or_ _welded_ into _po... |
Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weight can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Chemical Reviews” (USA), pag... | Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weight can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Chemical Reviews” (USA), pag... | Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weJgBt can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3, 000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “ Chemical Reviews ” (USA ),... | Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having high weight can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, Kelley ed. “Chemical Reviews” (USA), received by the Natio... | hItHERTO, IT iS belIeVED tHaT hyDRoCARBON AllYl COmpOuNdS ArE HARDLy rADicAlLy homopOlYMErIZEd, And NO hOmopOLymeR thErEoF HAViNG A HIgH MOlecULAR weigHt Can Be oBtaINed, AND thE rePOrTeD MOLEcuLaR WEiGHT OF ThE HomOpOlymEr iS frOM about 300 TO ABOut 3,000 (SEE r. L. SHRINER, L. KeLLEy eD. “chemIcaL ReViEws” (USa), PAg... | Hitherto, it isbelieved that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof havinga highmolecular weight can be obtained,and the reported molecular weight ofthe homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Che... | Hitherto, it _is_ believed that hydrocarbon allyl _compounds_ _are_ hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having _a_ high molecular _weight_ _can_ be _obtained,_ _and_ _the_ reported molecular _weight_ _of_ _the_ homopolymer _is_ from _about_ 300 to about 3,000 (see _R._ _L._ Shriner, L. _Kelley_... |
This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer.
Generally, in an electrophotographic app... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer. Generally, in an electrophotographic app... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electroatatlc latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non - magnetic single - component developer. Generally, in an electrophotographic... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer. Generally, in an electrophotographic app... | THIs InVENTioN rELAtEs tO A deVElOPiNg APPARATUS uSed in an ElECtroPhotOGrApHIc aPPaRAtuS And, MoRe pArTiculARLY, tO A DEvelopiNg APpaRaTus In WhIch AN ElecTRosTatiC latent IMAGe FORMeD ON aN ImAge cARRier is DEVELoped aND vIsualiZED By a NOn-MagnEtIc sinGle-coMPonent deVelOpER.
gENEraLLY, in an eLecTrOphotOGrAPhIc APp... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus used inan electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magneticsingle-component developer. Generally, in an electrophot... | This invention _relates_ to a developing apparatus used in an _electrophotographic_ _apparatus_ _and,_ more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent _image_ _formed_ on an image carrier _is_ developed and visualized by a _non-magnetic_ _single-component_ _developer._ _Generally,_ in an e... |
A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. Light may pass through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into an imaging system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. perch may pass through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into an imaging system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. Light may pass $hrouRh the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome arwaz. Light that passes tmrougy the mask may continue into an imaging system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wsRer. The wafer ... | binary or shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. Light may pass through the clear glass be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask continue into an system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer may be coated with photosensit... | A bInaRY Or pHasE shiFt PHotOmASk mAY iNCLuDE glaSS AnD chRoMe FeatuRES wHich fOrm a PaTtern. liGHT May paSS ThrouGh thE cLEaR gLASs aReas ANd BE BloCked By The OpaqUE chrOmE ArEAs. LIgHt tHaT PAssEs tHRoUGH THE MASk MAy contiNuE INto An ImagiNg sySTEm THAT ProJecTs an imAgE OF THe mAsk pATteRn ontO a wafeR. THE waFeR ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. Light may pass through the clear glassareas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through themask may continue into animaging system that projects animage of the mask patternonto a wafer. ... | A binary or phase _shift_ photomask _may_ include glass and chrome features which form _a_ pattern. Light may _pass_ _through_ the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through _the_ mask may continue _into_ an imaging system that projects _an_ image of the _mask_ pattern _onto_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices on a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer bei... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invDn6ion relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer ... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front of the device wafer, the optical device wafer being composed of a substra... | 1. fIeLD Of THe iNvEnTIoN
ThE PRESeNT iNvEntiOn ReLateS tO AN opticaL DEvIce WafeR PrOcessiNg mEThod AND A laSer PROceSSiNG aPpArATus FoR DIvIDiNG an oPTIcAL devicE wAfER iNto InDIvidUaL opTicaL dEVIcEs aloNg A PlurAliTY Of CrOsSiNg stREEtS FOrmeD oN ThE FRoNt siDe Of the optICal DeviCe WAfer, ThE optIcAl DEViCe wAFer ... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates toanoptical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatusfor dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along apluralityof crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical devi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a _laser_ processing apparatus for _dividing_ an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets _formed_ _on_ the front side of the optical device wafer, the _optical_ dev... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images.
2. Related Background Art
Hitherto, as a synthesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, n... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images. 2. Related Background Art Hitherto, as a deduction of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, n... | 1. Field of the Invention The present iMventioG relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a )luralify of different images. 2. R2latrd Background Art Hi%he%to, as a synthesis of digital imzgws, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, n... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images. 2. Related Background Art Hitherto, as a synthesis of images, for in a of a first image plural colors and a image of plural colors, namely, a synthesis of two images of f... | 1. fiElD oF THE InVentIon
THE pREseNt InveNTIon rElATEs To AN imAge pRoceSsiNg MEtHOD aND apPaRaTuS FOr SyNTHESiziNG A plUralItY of DIfFeRENt iMagEs.
2. rElAtEd bAcKGrOUND ARt
HItHeRtO, as a sYntHEsis of dIGItal iMagEs, FOR EXAmpLe, iN a SYntHesis Of A FiRST IMAGe OF pLuRal cOloRS AND A sEconD iMagE OF pluRal COLoRs, N... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing method andapparatus for synthesizing apluralityof different images. 2.Related Background Art Hitherto, as a synthesis ofdigital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and asecondimage of plural c... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an _image_ processing method _and_ apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images. 2. Related Background Art Hitherto, _as_ a synthesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first _image_ _of_ _plural_ colors and a second image of plur... |
The invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials.
Current art for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised of a wide-ranging... | The invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. Current art for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised of a wide-ranging... | The invention relates to the silane - grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. Current art for the production of cross - linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high - pressure reactor - produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE ). LDPE is comprised of a wid... | The invention relates to silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of materials. art for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised of a wide-ranging distribution br... | THe inveNtIoN ReLATEs to tHE sILAnE-GRaftINg of POlYOlEFiN MateriAlS to ENHANCE THE PROPErtIeS Of The mAtERIALS.
currENT aRT for tHe PRoduCtIoN oF Cross-lINKeD poLyOLeFIn fOam stRucTuRes InVOLVEs tHE UsE Of convEntIoNAL HigH-pReSSUrE rEaCtoR-prODuCeD, lOW DEnSitY PoLyeThYlene (lDpE). lDPe iS cOMpriseD of A WIde-RaNgIng... | The invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materialsto enhance the properties of the materials. Currentart for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene(LDPE). LDPE is comprised o... | The invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to _enhance_ _the_ _properties_ of the materials. Current art for the _production_ of _cross-linked_ polyolefin _foam_ structures involves the use _of_ conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low _density_ polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised o... |
Today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of... | Today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of... | Today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of... | Today, software application development is a combination of software and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then as rasterized flat file, which is used the image of an application. The problem is th... | tOdAy, soFTware ApPlicATiOn DeveLopmENt Is a cOMBinATioN Of SofTWare DeVeLoPMENt ANd ArTwoRK develOPmeNt. wHEn creaTing AppLicaTIoNs thAT RePRESENt vIRtuaL ENVIRONmENTs, it IS coMMON fOr thE aRTWOrk to be crEATED Using A 3D draWInG TooL, AND TheN sAvEd AS A RAStErIzed fLAt FIlE, whiCH IS usEd As The BacKGROUNd imAgE Of... | Today, software applicationdevelopment is a combination of software developmentand artwork development. Whencreating applications thatrepresent virtual environments,it is common for the artwork to becreated using a 3Ddrawing tool,andthen saved as a rasterized flat file,which is used asthe background image ... | Today, software application development is _a_ combination of software development and artwork development. When creating _applications_ that represent virtual environments, _it_ is common _for_ the _artwork_ to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and _then_ saved as _a_ rasterized flat _file,_ which is _used_ as _the_... |
The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system.
FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant comp... | The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system. FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant comp... | The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into appwrztus such as a computer system. FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particular but not exslusove application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant comp... | The invention the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into such as a computer system. FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find but not exclusive application to computer systems, example to fault tolerant computer systems where it is desirable b... | tHe InvEntioN RelAteS TO tHE iNTEGraTiON Of A UniT IN AN APParaTuS, fOR ExAmple, FOR COnfIguRinG A FiEld rEPlaceabLe UNIt (fru) iNTO apPARAtUS such AS a coMPuTeR SysteM.
frUs Can be usED in MaNY DIffErent SYSTEMs. THey fiNd PaRtiCular buT NOT EXCLUSIve APPLIcatioN tO cOmPUter sYStEms, FOr exAmple To fAULt ToleraNT CoMP... | The invention relates to the integration ofa unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring afield replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system. FRUs can be used in manydifferentsystems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computersystems, for example to ... | _The_ _invention_ relates to the _integration_ of a _unit_ in an apparatus, _for_ example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system. _FRUs_ can _be_ used in many different systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to _faul... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording medium.
2. Description of the Related Art
As a tape recording and/or r... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording medium. 2. Description of the Related Art As a tape recording and/or r... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape - shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and / or reproducing apparatus for recording and / or $eprodufing data for the tape - shaped recording medium. 2. Description of the Related Art As a tape recording ... | Field of This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to recording reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording medium. 2. Description of the Related Art As a tape recording reproducing capable of recording and/or... | 1. fiElD oF tHe iNVENTioN
ThiS INVEnTiON RElAtEs To a TApE cAsSetTe coMPrIsed oF a tapE-sHAPed RECORdinG MeDiUM HoUsEd iN a casSette, ANd TO A reCoRDINg ANd/oR RepROducInG appArAtUS For recOrdiNG AND/OR repRoDUciNG DAta fOr THE tAPe-ShApeD recOrDiNg MeDIUm.
2. dEScrIPTioN Of thE RElATeD aRT
as a TAPE ReCordiNG AND/OR r... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to atape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recordingmedium housed ina cassette, and to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recordingmedium. 2.Description of the Related ArtAsa taperec... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a _tape-shaped_ recording medium housed _in_ a _cassette,_ and to a _recording_ and/or reproducing apparatus _for_ recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording _medium._ 2. Description of the Related Art _As_ a tape reco... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers.
2. Prior Art
In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to the field automatic valves and valve controllers. Art In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically the valve as desired, though not always in some form of oper... | 1. fIElD Of The iNVeNtION
The pReseNt InVeNtION RelAtes TO THe FiElD Of auToMaTIC valVeS and vaLVE CoNTROLLERS.
2. PRIor art
IN CeRTAin situAtioNS, IT Is DeSiReD to PROVIdE A coNtrol vALVE of SOmE foRM ANd to PrOviDE a ControLleR ThErEfOr whICH MaY Be proGRamMED TO AUToMATiCaLLy CoNTRol THE ValVE AS DeSirED, fReqUENtly... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates tothefield of automatic valves and valvecontrollers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations,itis desired to providea control valve of some form and toprovide a controller therefor which maybe programmed to automatically control the valve as de... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates to the _field_ _of_ _automatic_ valves _and_ _valve_ controllers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations, it _is_ desired to _provide_ a _control_ valve of _some_ form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically _control_ the va... |
Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems.
Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system account Identifiers (IDs) and o... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system account Identifiers (IDs) and o... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system Accouht Identifiers (IDs) and o... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system account Identifiers (IDs) and other identif... | EMBOdiMenTs OF tHe INvENTion RELate genErALLY TO MaTchInG difFErent USEr REpReSeNTatIons Of a perSOn, AND, SpEcIfiCaLLy, to maTChIng differEnT USer rePrEsEntaTiOnS of A pErsON In A PlUrALIty Of COmPUTER SYsteMS.
tyPiCALly, LEGAl CUSTodiaNs ARE rePResEntED In cOmPutER SYSTEMS uSiNG SYsTEM ACcOUnt iDeNTifIErs (iDS) aND O... | Embodiments ofthe invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using systemaccount Ident... | _Embodiments_ of the _invention_ relate _generally_ to _matching_ different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to _matching_ different user representations of a person _in_ a plurality of computer systems. Typically, _legal_ _custodians_ _are_ represented in computer systems using _system_ account Ide... |
1. Technical Field
The invention is in the field of electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation frequenci... | 1. Technical Field The invention is in the field of electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation frequenci... | 1. Technical Field The invention is in the field of electro - optic modulators of ,igh^ wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using ttiG film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry - Perot etalon to provide polarization - insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation fre... | 1. Technical Field The invention is the field of electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and light at high modulation frequencies. 2. Related Art o... | 1. tEcHnICal FIeld
tHe inveNTIOn Is iN THE fiEld oF ELECTrO-OPtiC modUlAtoRS oF LIghT WavE inTENsiTy. mORe pARTIcuLArly, The InvEnTiOn RElAtes to uSing thIN fiLm FerRoelectrIC maTeriAlS in A faBRy-PerOt etALOn To PRoVIde pOLARIZatioN-iNseNsiTive mODuLATION Of rEfLeCtEd AND TRaNsmiTtED liGHt at hIGH MODULATIon freqUEncI... | 1. Technical Field The invention is in the fieldof electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected andtransmitted light at high modulation... | 1. Technical Field The invention is _in_ the field of electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. _More_ _particularly,_ the _invention_ relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide _polarization-insensitive_ modulation _of_ reflected and transmitted light at _high_ modula... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to a mefhoe of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint a metal spigot and a metal belled pipe, the gasket being extensib... | 1. fiEld OF thE InVeNTion
the PrESeNT InvEntion RELAtes iN GeneRAl to a method oF formiNG A fLuId TIght pipE JoINT aNd The GASkET for FORMiNG tHe jOinT. spECiFIcaLLY, THe InVEnTion RElaTES tO a MethOd OF FoRMiNg a PIPe JoINT, aND A GaSKeT usED to fOrm tHe piPe joiNT BEtWEen A mETAl spIGOT pIPE And a METAL bELLeD pIPe, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relatesin generalto a method of forminga fluid tight pipejointand the gasket forformingthe joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming apipe joint, and agasket used to form the pipejointbetween a metal spigot pipe and a meta... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates in general to _a_ _method_ of forming a fluid tight pipe _joint_ and the gasket for forming _the_ joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot _pipe_ and _a_ metal... |
FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opened and closed. After repeated openings and closings, living hi... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opened and closed. After repeated openings and closings, living hi... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art eirUng harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei - 1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi - cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opened and closed. After repeated openings and closings, livin... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opened After repeated openings and closings, living hinge 104 may fatigue and break, ... | fiG. 10 ILlustRAtES A PRIor ART WIrINg harnESs rETAineR cLip (JaPaNese utIliTY modEL PrELIMInary PublicATIOn NO. hEI-1 96723) WITh A LIvINg hingE 104. LiviNG hInGe 104 INtercOnNEctS TWO sEmI-cYlInDrICaL CLIp PiECes 100 ANd 102 and bENdS WHen ThE CLiP iS OpeneD ANd closED. aFteR RepeATEd OpENiNGS AND cLOSINGs, liViNg HI... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harnessretainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723)with a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects twosemi-cylindrical clip pieces100 and 102 and bendswhen theclip is opened and closed. After repeated openings an... | FIG. 10 illustrates a _prior_ _art_ wiring _harness_ retainer clip (Japanese Utility _Model_ Preliminary Publication _No._ Hei-1 96723) _with_ a living hinge _104._ Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical _clip_ pieces _100_ and 102 and bends when the clip is opened and _closed._ After repeated _openings_ a... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages.
2. Description of Related Art
FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional speak... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. Description of pertain Art FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional speak... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by poeit(ve and negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two - channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional spe... | 1. Field of Invention The present relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order obtain a maximum range, the output of such conventional speaker is at a which typical... | 1. FIElD OF INVENTioN
ThE PreSent INvENtION rElAtEs TO A SPeAker dRiver circUiT DriVEn bY POSItIve ANd NeGAtivE VolTages.
2. DEScRIPtion oF ReLATEd aRT
fIg. 1 ShoWs a typIcal stRuctURe oF A CoNVenTionAL two-ChanNel spEAKER DRIver cIRCUiT. IN oRDEr tO ObtAin a maXIMum dyNAmIC RaNGE, The OuTPut Of SuCh COnvEntIonaL sPeak... | 1.Field of Invention The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG.1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximumdynamic range, the outputof such con... | 1. Field _of_ Invention The present _invention_ relates to a speaker driver _circuit_ driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. _Description_ of Related _Art_ FIG. 1 _shows_ a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker _driver_ circuit. _In_ order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output _of_ such ... |
Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performing functions not only... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performing functions not only... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro - switch or a limit - switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the sit taHion thereof tgfough contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy - saving views has required devices capable of performing functions n... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been used to detect presence of a detecting or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement the energy-saving views has required capable of performing functions not only to detect objects con... | CoNVEnTiONALlY, MECHAnicaL DevIcEs sUCH As, A MICro-SWITch oR a LIMiT-swiTCh, haVe BEEn UsEd to deteCT THe PrESenCe of A detEcTINg oBjecT oR CHanges OF tHe SITuAtiON THeReOf throUGH conTAcT witH the OBJECt. hoWEVEr, tHE ImpROvEment IN THe ENeRGY-savIng vIews has REqUIRED devICeS CAPable OF peRFormInG fUNctioNs not ONLY... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been used to detectthepresence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performingfunc... | Conventionally, mechanical devices _such_ _as,_ a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been _used_ _to_ detect _the_ _presence_ _of_ a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact _with_ the _object._ However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performing ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having two - dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid - Etatf image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading me%hox thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Convention... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, image apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof. Description of the Related Art in image apparatus using a solid-state image element, ... | 1. fieLD oF THe INvENTIOn
ThE preseNt INVENtIOn RelATEs to a SOLID-StAte ImAge SENsIng ApPAratUS havIng two-DiMEnsIONalLY aRrAYeD PIxELs AnD, more partIcuLARLy, to a SOlId-sTATe IMaGE SENsInG APPaRatUS haViNg a pLuRAlItY of ouTPut chANnElS And a ReadinG METhod THeReoF.
2. dEScrIpTIOn oF the reLAteD aRt
COnvENtIONaLLY, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid-state imagesensingapparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to asolid-state image sensing apparatus havinga plurality ofoutputchannelsanda reading method thereof. 2. Description of the RelatedArt Conventiona... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid-state image _sensing_ apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, _to_ a solid-state image sensing _apparatus_ having a plurality of output _channels_ and _a_ reading method thereof. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art Conv... |
The use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used in a var... | The use of a dental apparatus for the illuminance of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used in a vari... | The use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral )4ocedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often util9zDd as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used in a var... | The use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to or cure upon the receipt light of a certain Such compositions are used in variety of procedures to rebui... | tHe use OF a DENTAl ApPaRATus for THE iLLuMinAtion of an ORal PRoCEDuRE SitE is WELL kNOwn. tyPiCAllY, sucH ILlumInAtion is oftEN utilizEd as A souRcE of ActivATIon enERgY For RESTORatIVE CoMPOsitIOnS WhicH ARe dEsiGnEd to sET OR CuRe UPOn THE receiPT of Light OF A CerTain BaNdWIDtH. suCH COmPOsitions arE uSEd In A var... | Theuse of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral proceduresiteiswell known. Typically, such illumination is often utilizedasa source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of acertain bandwidth. Such compositions areused in a v... | The use of a dental apparatus for the _illumination_ of an oral procedure site is _well_ known. Typically, _such_ illumination is often utilized _as_ a source of activation _energy_ for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon _the_ receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are _... |
It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take throjgg the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case voice, the path a packet takes can determine if call is i... | IT is DifFIcUlt tO dEBUg pRoBLEmS WiTh sPeeCH quAliTy, One wAy voiCE, Or Lost caLLs on THE iNtErNET AnD in eNterPRIsEs spREaD oVEr DiFferENT LOcaTiONS. ONe rEasOn fOr THE diFfICulTy is THE lArGe NuMBEr OF paThS tHAT a PACkeT CAn tAKE THrOUgh THE NeTwoRk. In THe caSe Of vOicE, The PATh A pACkeT TAkes cAN DEtERmiNE iF Th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one wayvoice,or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty isthelargenumberofpaths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes ca... | It is difficult _to_ debug problems with speech quality, one way _voice,_ or _lost_ calls on the _Internet_ and in enterprises _spread_ over different locations. One _reason_ for the _difficulty_ is the large number of paths that a _packet_ can take through the network. In the case of voice, _the_ path a packet takes c... |
Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digital... | Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digital... | Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PCAC ), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e - book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digi... | Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into range of devices, including televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop or computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digital media players, video g... | DIGITAl VidEo CApAbiLITies caN BE INCorPoRATed INtO A WIDE rANge Of DeViCeS, InCludInG digiTal teLevISIONS, DigiTAL diREcT broaDcast Systems, wIreless broadcAst sySTEMs, pERsONAL DigItAL aSSisTanTs (PDaS), lapTop Or DESKTop cOmPUTErS, TABlEt coMPUters, e-BOOK REadErS, DIGiTaL CaMeRas, DIGITAl RECoRdiNG DeViCeS, diGitAL... | Digitalvideo capabilities can be incorporated intoawiderange of devices, including digitaltelevisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop ordesktop computers,tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices... | Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into _a_ _wide_ range of _devices,_ including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, _personal_ digital _assistants_ (PDAs), laptop or desktop _computers,_ tablet computers, e-book readers, digital _cameras,_ _digital_ recording ... |
The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate.
Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides obt... | The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides obt... | The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter " muc(aa " ), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides ... | The present invention relates a derived from animal tissue an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter a process for its preparation, the use of a protein Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides obtained by hydrolysis of various animal and vegetable Protein hyd... | THE PreSeNt InveNtiOn relATES To a PROTEIn hYdrolYSAte deRIved FrOM anImAl TIssue HAVINg aN eNdoTheLIaL Or mUCOSAL coMPoNEnT (HEreaFtEr "mUcOSA"), a proCEsS FOr iTS PrEparaTIOn, anD The Use oF Such a ProtEin HYDrolYsaTe.
prOTEiN hydROlysAtE by dEfiNITioN ConSIsTs of A MIXTuRe OF aMInO AciDS AnD shOrT CHaIN PEPtidEs ObT... | The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysatederivedfrom animal tissue having an endothelialormucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for itspreparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate bydefinition consistsof a mixture of amino acids and short chain pepti... | The present invention relates _to_ a protein hydrolysate derived _from_ animal tissue having _an_ endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, _and_ the _use_ of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein _hydrolysate_ by _definition_ consists of a mixture of amino acids _and_ short ch... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding.
2. Description of the Related Art
Forward error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmi... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the Related Art Forward error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmi... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the Related Art Forward error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmi... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In invention relates to Viterbi decoding. Description of the Related Forward error correction techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the signal to improve the capacity of a ... | 1. FieLD of THe inveNTioN
THe inveNTIoN GENeRAllY RELATes TO ELeCtrOnic CommUNicationS SYsTEmS. In PaRtIculaR, The INVENTIoN RelatEs tO vitERbI decOdInG.
2. DesCrIPtIoN oF the RElatEd art
forWard ErRoR CorReCTion (FEc) TechniQues ARE oFteN useD iN cOMmUnICAtIOn sYSTEmS in ORdER tO enHANcE THe reLiABiliTY oF tHE tRAnsMI... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates toelectronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art Forward errorcorrection (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of... | _1._ _Field_ _of_ the Invention The invention generally relates to _electronic_ communications _systems._ _In_ particular, the invention _relates_ _to_ Viterbi decoding. _2._ Description _of_ the Related Art Forward error correction (FEC) _techniques_ are often used _in_ _communication_ _systems_ _in_ order to enhance ... |
The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of human therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiazep... | The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of human therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiazep... | The novel 1, 4 - benzodiazepine - 4 - oxide a:dehUde adducts of the inGentioJ are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 p(sit8on, reee3red to as 3H - 1, 4 - bDnzodiazepinws. 3H - 1, 4 - benaodiazepinex are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of human therapy. The aaeho ... | novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide adducts of the invention are aldehyde of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiazepine ring structure is an en... | tHe NOVEl 1,4-beNzodIazEPInE-4-OXIde aLDEHydE addUcts of THE inVentiON ARe aLdEHyDe ADducTS oF BENzodiAzepineS uNsATURATEd At tHE 1 POsitIon, rEferrEd To aS 3h-1,4-benzOdIAZEpINEs. 3h-1,4-BeNzoDIAzEPines ARE knOwN, AnD aRE usefuL aS seDatIvES AND tRanqUILliZeRS In ThE FIeLD Of HUMan tHerApy. ThE AzETo-[1,4]-BEnzOdiAzEP... | Thenovel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehydeadducts of benzodiazepinesunsaturated at the 1 position,referred toas 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizersin the field of humantherapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiaz... | The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts _of_ benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. _3H-1,4-benzodiazepines_ are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field _of_ human therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzo... |
(a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier.
(b) Description of the Prior... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Description of the Prior... | ( a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Description of the Prio... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Description of Prior Art It is... | (a) FiELd OF The inVeNtIon
the pReseNT InVeNTion rElATEs tO AmplIFiers, ANd MOrE SpecIfICaLlY amPLiFIErs witH suBsTanTIAlly No dIstORtioN WherEIN disTORtIon GeNerATEd in THe amPLIfieR IS DetEcTEd anD aDDed TO aN InPUT SiGNal TO be aMplifiEd, for cANCeLLAtIon of DIstoRTion iN SUcH amPLiFier.
(b) DeScRIPtIoN OF The PrIOr... | (a) Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated inthe amplifieris detectedand added to aninput signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b)Description of thePrior A... | (a) Field _of_ the _Invention_ The present invention _relates_ to amplifiers, and _more_ specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion _wherein_ distortion generated _in_ the _amplifier_ _is_ detected and added to an input _signal_ to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Descri... |
The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing.
Frequently it is desirable to accura... | The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. Frequently it is desirable to accura... | The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the Sampe# housing. Frequently it is desirable to accura... | The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect as the damper rod damping elements are through the damper housing. Frequently it is desirable to control motion between a stationary... | The inVeNTIoN RElATes tO a daMPER For COntRoLliNG thE DiSpLaceMEnT of a MoVaBle MEmbEr, aNd mOrE SPECIfIcALlY tHe iNVEnTioN RELaTES TO a SURfaCE EfFECT dAmper THat pROduCeS SuRfACE Effect DaMPinG FOrcES as The dAMper ROd AND DAmPIng eLemENTS ARE dISplAcEd thROugH thE daMPER HOUSINg.
freqUeNTLY It Is DEsIrAblE TO AccURA... | The invention relates to a damper for controllingthe displacement of a movablemember, and more specifically the invention relates to asurface effect damper that produces surface effect dampingforces as the damper rod and damping elements are displacedthroughthe damper housing. Frequently it is ... | The invention relates _to_ a damper for controlling the displacement of _a_ _movable_ member, and more specifically the invention relates to _a_ surface effect damper that produces _surface_ effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements _are_ displaced through the damper housing. Frequently it _is_ desir... |
The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them.
In the mammalian central nervous system (CNS), the transmission... | The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. In the mammalian central nervous system (CNS), the transmission... | The present invention relSteX to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. In the mammalian central nervous system (CNS ), the transmissio... | The present invention to the of receptor function using certain sulfonamide also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. In the mammalian nervous system (CNS), the transmission of nerve impulses is controlled by the interaction bet... | the PREsent InVENTiOn RElATEs To ThE POteNtiaTiON Of gLutaMATE RecEPToR FuNcTION usIng CERtaIN sULfOnaMIdE DerivaTIves. iT ALSO RELatEs TO novel suLfOnaMIdE dERivAtIVeS, TO PRoceSseS fOR ThEIR PrEpARAtiON aND TO PhARmAceUtIcAl coMPOsITIOnS COntaINiNG THEM.
iN tHE MaMMaLIAN CeNtRal neRVoUS SYSteM (CnS), tHE TRansMiSSioN... | The present invention relatesto the potentiationof glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives,to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. In themammalian central nervoussystem (CNS), the transmi... | The present invention relates to the potentiation _of_ glutamate receptor function using certain _sulfonamide_ derivatives. It also _relates_ _to_ novel _sulfonamide_ derivatives, to processes for their preparation _and_ to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. _In_ the _mammalian_ _central_ _nervous_ system (CN... |
Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment.
In some ... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. In some ... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for mukitary and civilian applications. Such Z#rial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. In some ... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured perform a specific function, such as capturing images surrounding environment. some instances, it may be de... | AERiaL veHiclES suCH AS uNMannEd aERiaL vEHicleS (UAVS) can bE useD fOR PeRfOrMIng sUrVeIllANCE, rEconnaiSsaNCe, ANd eXPLORatiOn TaSkS FOR miLiTaRy ANd CivILiAN AppLiCATIons. sUcH AErial VehiCLes mAY carRY a PayLoAd COnFigurEd tO pErform a SpeciFIc FuNcTion, suCh aS CapturInG ImAGEs oF SuRrOUnDing EnVirOnMENt.
iN sOMe ... | Aerial vehiclessuch as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payloadconfigured to perform aspecificfunction, such ascapturing images of surrounding en... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial _vehicles_ (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian _applications._ Such aerial vehicles may carry a _payload_ configured to perform a specific function, such _as_ capturing images of surrounding environment. ... |
This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to.
Typically the aforesaid primary... | This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. Typically the aforesaid primary... | This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals #heEein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. Typically the aforesaid primary... | This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in engagement therewith its inner annulus, or seal it is commonly to. Typically the aforesaid primary sealing lip element is part ... | tHiS inveNTioN RELates to OiL SeAls, pARTICuLARLY sHAFt SealS whErEIN tHE PRImaRy SEaLing liP ELemEnt IS An aNnuLAR waFer ShaPed aRTIcLe WHicH COmPlETEly suRROundS the ShaFT to Be SeaLEd AnD Is In lIghT eNgAGeMent tHeREwITH aT ItS innER anNULUS, Or sEal LiP aS iT iS CoMMONLY rEFERreD to.
TyPICally THe AFOREsAid pRIMAry... | This invention relatesto oilseals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip elementis an annularwafershaped article which completely surrounds theshaft tobe sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus,or seal lip asit is commonly referred to. Typically theaforesaidprimary s... | This invention relates to oil _seals,_ particularly shaft seals wherein the _primary_ sealing lip element is an _annular_ wafer shaped article _which_ completely surrounds the shaft to _be_ sealed _and_ is _in_ light _engagement_ therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred _to._ Typically the... |
Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces genus, ... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces genus, ... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram - positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668 - 678, 1987 ). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces ge... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is natural of aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces genus, because they are the source of man... | REbEccAmyCIN (Fig. 1, A) IS A NatUral prODuCT OF sAcChARotHrIX AERoColoNiGENeS ATCC39243, A GraM-PoSiTIve BactEriUm OF THE ACtInomycETES GROUP (bUsH eT aL. j. anTIbIoT. 40: 668-678, 1987). aCtiNOMYcEtEs ArE NaTURAl sOIl INhABITantS WIth GReAt InDuSTriAl anD biotEchnolOgIcaL iNTerest, ESPeciallY the sTreptomYCeS gEnUS, ... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243,a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bushet al. J.Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrialand biotechnological interest, especiallythe Streptom... | Rebeccamycin _(FIG._ 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix _aerocolonigenes_ _ATCC39243,_ a Gram-positive bacterium _of_ _the_ actinomycetes group _(Bush_ _et_ _al._ _J._ Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and _biotechnological_ interest, _especially_ th... |
This invention relates to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler.
By carrying out color developing processing of a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent reacts with a dye fo... | This invention relates to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color developing processing of a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent reacts with a dye fo... | This invention relates to a light - sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out Do.or developing processing of a light - sejsitiv@ silver halide color photographic material aGt$r giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine devslIping agent reacts with a dy... | This invention to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color developing processing of a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent reacts with dye forming coup... | tHIS INVeNtIoN rELatES To a lIGhT-SensItIVE silvEr HAlide COLor PHOtOgraPHIC mateRIal cONTAInINg A novEl CyaN coUPLer.
by CArrYiNg OUt cOLOr DevELoPiNG PRocEssIng OF A lIgHT-sensiTIve SilVEr HALIDe CoLor pHoTOgRApHIC MaTERial afTER gIVInG EXPosuRe theRETO, aN AROMATiC pRImARY aMiNE dEVEloPINg AGEnT reACts wIth A DYe fo... | Thisinventionrelates to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color developing processing ofa light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material after givingexposure thereto, anaromatic primary amine developing agent reacts... | This invention relates to a _light-sensitive_ silver _halide_ color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. _By_ carrying _out_ color developing processing _of_ a light-sensitive silver halide _color_ photographic _material_ after giving exposure _thereto,_ an aromatic _primary_ _amine_ developing agent ... |
Data storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a storage server. Such storage servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices.
Applications resident on... | Data storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a storage server. Such storage servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one or more datum storage devices. Applications resident o... | DS%a storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer qystemZ to a storage server. XucT storage servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from th0sw one or more data storage devices. wpp<ications resident on... | Data storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer systems a storage server. Such storage servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and to retrieve from one or more data devices. Applications resident on one or of the host computers, and/or ... | DAtA stORaGE SySTEMs Are uSeD to stOre iNFORmAtION pRoVIDEd BY one Or mOrE hOst COMpuTEr SYsTeMS to A StOragE sERVEr. SUcH sToRage SeRVeRS rECEIve REqUEstS tO wrITE InFormation to ONe oR MORE daTa sToRAge DeViceS, And REqUeSTS To RetRiEvE INforMATiOn FROM THOSe onE oR moRE DaTA sTOrAGE DEViCeS.
ApplICAtiONS rEsIDEnt On... | Data storagesystems areused to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a storage server.Suchstorage servers receive requests towrite information to one or more data storage devices, and requeststo retrieve information from thoseone or moredatastorage devices. Applications res... | Data storage systems _are_ used to _store_ information provided by one or more host _computer_ systems _to_ a storage _server._ Such storage servers _receive_ requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one _or_ more _data_ storage devices. Applicat... |
Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and/or ... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drouth is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and/or m... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because 4hry can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and / o... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, drought, in the soil, and low temperature because they not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is to effect plant growth the most severely. order to survive in condition, plants have acquired a physiologically and/or morphologically specific trait in evolutional ... | PlantS MUST aDApT themSElveS To vAriouS StreSses, for eXaMPLE, DROUGhT, SALT In THE SoIl, and loW TEMpeRatUre bECaUsE they caN not MovE FreelY. amOnG thESE STREsSeS, dRoUgHT IS tHougHt tO eFFECt plaNT gRoWtH the Most SEveREly. iN ORdEr To SUrVIve in dROUgHt cONDitION, SOME PLaNtS havE acquirEd a physIOLogIcaLLY AND/Or ... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature becausethey can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plantgrowth the most severely. In order to survivein droughtcondition,some plants have acquired a physiologically ... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they _can_ _not_ move freely. Among these stresses, _drought_ _is_ thought _to_ _effect_ plant growth the most severely. In _order_ to survive in drought _condition,_ _some_ plants have acquired a physi... |
In my U.S. Pat. No. 4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fields of hor... | In my U.S. Pat. No. 4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fields of hor... | In my U. S. Pat. No. 4, 479, 056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - 9pfn application DE - OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for Dpqce surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation coll4ctRd from the viewing fields o... | In my U.S. Pat. No. 4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which a concave mirror forming an optical system for infrared collected from the viewing fields horizontal and vertical planes in t... | IN my U.S. pAt. no. 4,479,056 isSuED OcT. 23, 1984 And bAsed upoN A GErMAn pAteNT dOcUMENT - oPEn apPLicATION de-os no. 31 19 720, i hAVE desCribeD a moTIon deTECTOr FoR SPaCE SuRveIlLAnCE WhicH ComPrises a conCAVE MIrROR FORmINg AN opTical SYStEm FoR focUSINg InFrARed RaDiAtion coLLEcteD froM THE vIeWING FiElDs of hOr... | In my U.S. Pat.No. 4,479,056 issuedOct. 23,1984and based upon a German patent document - open applicationDE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprisesa concavemirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from theviewin... | In my U.S. Pat. No. _4,479,056_ issued Oct. 23, 1984 and _based_ upon a German patent document - _open_ application DE-OS _No._ 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for _space_ _surveillance_ which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical _system_ for focusing _infrared_ radiation collected from the viewi... |
In the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interla... | In the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interla... | In the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are OreseJted in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interla... | In the process video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented many different ways. One of the visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate that of field flicker. Field flicker for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted an interlaced scan image. When progre... | IN THe prOcEsS OF VidEO SCan cONVeRsIoN, Data SAmplIng RatE (nYQUiST) prOblemS arE PrESEnteD IN MaNY dIFFErEnt Ways. onE OF thE MOst VISUaLlY objeCTioNABle PrObLeMs PRESeNTED BY tHE SaMplINg RaTe is THAT oF fIElD fLickEr. fIEld fLICKER OccurS, for examPlE, WheN a pROgrESSivELY scANNEd IMaGE iS cONVerted INTO aN inTerlA... | In the process of video scan conversion, data samplingrate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One ofthe most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rateisthat offield flicker. Field flicker occurs,for example, whenaprogressivelyscanned image is converted into... | _In_ _the_ process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) _problems_ are presented in many _different_ ways. _One_ of the most visually _objectionable_ problems _presented_ by _the_ sampling rate is _that_ of field flicker. Field flicker _occurs,_ for example, when _a_ progressively _scanned_ image _is_... |
Obtaining a correct bra size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be useful to overcome slight di... | Obtaining a correct bra size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be useful to overcome slight di... | Obtaining a correct bra size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be useful to overcome slight di... | Obtaining a correct size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are to some Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be useful to overcome slight differences in the breasts.... | oBtAInInG A CORRecT bRa siZe iS ofTeN dIfFiculT for a majoRIty of WOmEN wHOSe breASTS arE ASymmetrIcal tO SOME DEgReE. GeneRAlLY, it IS rEcommenDeD ThAT womEn sHOuld weAr A BRA FiTtEd TO THe lArgEr BreASt aNd uSE pAddINg fOr thE SMAller oR ShortEN brEaSt to avoiD GAppIng. tHIs method cAN be UsefUl tO OvErComE SLIgHT dI... | Obtaining a correct bra size is oftendifficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should weara bra fitted to the larger breast and usepaddingfor the smaller or shortenbreast to avoid gapping. This method can be useful to o... | _Obtaining_ _a_ correct bra size is often difficult for _a_ majority of women whose _breasts_ are _asymmetrical_ to _some_ degree. Generally, it is _recommended_ _that_ _women_ should wear a bra fitted _to_ the _larger_ breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be _usefu... |
Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration ... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration ... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to majaFe and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to l(<it insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration ... | Within industry, and the like, domain collaboration has always been difficult manage and implement due to varying security clearances, to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed such collaboration through physical means. Cross domain coll... | WIthin GOvERnmENT, INduSTrY, And THE LikE, CRosS domaiN CollabORATION haS alwAyS beEN dIFFICult to maNAGE And impleMEnt due tO vaRying seCURiTY ClEaranCES, DeSirE to liMIT iNSIdEr kNOWLedGe on a nEEd To KnOw BasIs, anD ThE LiKE. As SUcH, A SeT of RUleS AND pRoCeDUres haVe Been DeVELoPed implEMEnTIng such COllAboraTion ... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances,desire to limit insider knowledge ona needto knowbasis,and thelike. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing... | Within _government,_ industry, and the like, cross domain _collaboration_ has always been difficult to manage and implement _due_ to varying security clearances, desire _to_ limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and _procedures_ have been developed implementing _such_ co... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a weolbo4e utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked ... | 1. of the Invention This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. particularly it relates methods compositions for treating a formation by a utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked gels in the presence of phenolic resin-coated propp... | 1. fIElD of thE iNVentIOn
THiS INvEnTion RelaTeS TO methoDS aND composITiONs fOR TrEaTiNg sUBterranEAn fOrmaTIonS. morE pARtiCulArLY IT reLATeS tO METhoDS aNd cOmposITIOns FOr tREAtiNg a SUBterRaneaN formation PeNetratEd bY A weLlBORe UTIlIZinG a CROSsLiNKeD geL anD therEAFTEr rEDUcinG thE viSCOSiTY of THe CroSsLiNKed ... | 1. Field of the InventionThisinvention relatesto methodsand compositions for treatingsubterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated bya wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the vis... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates _to_ methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More _particularly_ it relates to methods and compositions for _treating_ a subterranean formation penetrated by _a_ wellbore _utilizing_ a crosslinked _gel_ and _thereafter_ reducing the viscosity of ... |
Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | Carbon dioxide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found varying amounts such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and reduced temperature clathrate can... | CArbon dIOXIDE, hYDroGEN Sulfide, aNd VarIOus hYdROcARBoNs, sUCH As METHAne, EthaNe, pRopane, noRMal buTaNE aNd iSobuTAne, arE prESENt In nAtural gas and oThEr petROLEUm FLUIDs. HoWEVer, waTer Is tyPicAlly FoUND mixeD in VArYinG aMOUnTs wItH SUch PetroleUM FLUiD coNStItUENTS. uNdeR coNDiTiONs Of elEVatEd PreSSurE AnD R... | Carbon dioxide,hydrogensulfide, and varioushydrocarbons, suchas methane,ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, arepresent in naturalgas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Underconditions of elevated pressureandreduced ... | Carbon _dioxide,_ hydrogen _sulfide,_ and various hydrocarbons, such _as_ methane, _ethane,_ propane, _normal_ butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and _other_ petroleum _fluids._ _However,_ _water_ is typically found mixed in _varying_ amounts _with_ such petroleum _fluid_ constituents. Under conditions _o... |
A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of ... | A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of ... | A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses LtselR to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself QgaiM to flow Gaco to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of ... | A widely acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems a retroverted gas flow path in gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself again to flow back to downstream end and of the muffler. In of the mufflers of this type me... | a WidelY useD ACOUStiC mUFFLeR DeSiGN foR Motor veHiClE eXHAUSt gAS systEMs HaS a REtRovERtED Gas fLOW path IN whICh gAS fLoWS TO thE downsTream End oF the muffLer, REVerses iTSELF tO fLoW TO the UPsTeaM end OF ThE MUffLER, ANd reverseS ITsElf AGAiN to fLOW back to ThE DowNstreAM END and oUT Of thE MUfFLeR. in Some oF ... | A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flowpath in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow totheupsteam end ofthe muffler, and reversesitself again toflow back to the downstreamend and out of the mu... | A widely used acoustic _muffler_ design _for_ motor vehicle exhaust gas systems _has_ a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to _the_ downstream _end_ of the muffler, reverses _itself_ to _flow_ _to_ the upsteam end _of_ the muffler, and _reverses_ _itself_ again to flow back to the downstream end and out of th... |
1. Field of the Invention
A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swimming pool.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming pool.... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swimming pool. 2. Description of the Prior Art Typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole widen down into the swimming pool. Ef... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swimming pool. 2. Description of the Prior Art Typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a p(ls extended down into the swimming pool.... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic pool sweep for the bottom of a swimming 2. Description of the Prior Art Typically swimming pool cleaning been manually. This has been accomplished manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into swimming pool. Efforts have been made to automate the ... | 1. FIEld Of ThE InvenTion
A vACUum pOwEreD aUTOmAtiC SwiMMINg PoOL SwEEp fOr clEaNInG the bOtToM of a sWIMmInG PooL.
2. dEscrIPtIon oF The PriOR ART
tYpIcaLLY swImMINg POoL CleAninG Has BEEn dONE manuallY. This HaS bEEn ACCOmpLisHed By MAniPuLAtinG a vaCUUm HEAd SupPOrtEd oN a polE eXTeNdeD doWn INTo thE SWiMmInG POOL.... | 1. Field ofthe Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep forcleaning the bottom of a swimmingpool. 2. Descriptionof the Prior Art Typically swimming poolcleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supportedon a pole extended down intothe swimmi... | _1._ Field of the Invention A vacuum _powered_ automatic swimming pool _sweep_ _for_ cleaning the bottom of a _swimming_ pool. 2. Description _of_ the Prior Art _Typically_ swimming pool _cleaning_ has been _done_ manually. This has _been_ accomplished _by_ manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended _down_... |
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