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In particular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180.degree. C., from a curing mold. When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from nylon cords or other synthetic fibers which shrink... | In particular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180.degree. C., from a curing mold. When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from nylon cords or other synthetic fibers which shrink... | In particular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180. degree. C. , from a curing mold. When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from nylon cords or other syntmetif fibers which shri... | In particular, the present invention relates to method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180.degree. C., from a mold. manufacturing tires, vehicle tires having internal plies formed from cords or other synthetic fibers which shrink when cooled, it is now to each tire, ... | in pArtiCulAR, The prESENt iNVeNTIon ReLAtES to a MEtHOd of sTabiLiZINg TirEs EXtRACTEd, at a rElATiVELy HIGH TEMPeratUre, gENeRallY Of ABOUt 180.DeGrEE. c., froM a cuRING mOlD. wheN manuFACTurinG TIRes, PArTICUlArLy vEHiClE tiRes HaVInG INteRnal BoDY pLIEs ForMED FroM NylOn CoRDS oR OtHEr SYNThetiC FiberS WHICh SHRINK... | Inparticular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted,at a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180.degree. C., from a curing mold. When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires havinginternal body plies formed from nylon cords or other s... | In particular, the present _invention_ relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively _high_ _temperature,_ generally of _about_ _180.degree._ C., from _a_ curing _mold._ When _manufacturing_ tires, _particularly_ vehicle tires _having_ _internal_ body plies formed from _nylon_ cords _or_ other syn... |
The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the same where, upon removal of an insert from the card by the user, a foreground image is combined with a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be used as a magazine inser... | The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the same where, upon removal of an insert from the card by the user, a foreground image is combined with a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be used as a magazine inser... | The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the same where, upon removal of an insert from the card by the user, a foreground image is combined with a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be used as a mqgazinR inser... | The present invention generally to a novelty card having images thereon and the method for making the same where, upon removal of an insert the card by the user, a foreground image is combined with a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be used a magazine insert component, direct mail... | thE PReSeNT invENtIon RELATES gEnerAlly To a NOveLtY Card HavINg PRInTEd IMaGES ThErEon aNd THE metHod for mAkING tHE samE WhEre, uPON rEMOval Of An INsERt from The carD BY THE usER, a fOReGroUnD iMage iS COmBIned wItH A bacKGrouND IMAGE TO PRodUce a nEW, cOMbIneD imaGe. the noVEltY card can Be USed AS a mAgazine INSER... | The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the samewhere, upon removal of an insert from the card by theuser, a foreground image is combinedwith a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be us... | The present invention relates _generally_ to a novelty _card_ _having_ printed _images_ thereon and the method for making the same _where,_ upon _removal_ of an insert from the card by the user, a _foreground_ image is combined _with_ a _background_ image to produce _a_ new, combined image. The novelty card can be used... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of an input signal, and also to an aircraft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus.
2. Description of the Related Art
In an aircra... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of an remark signal, and also to an aircraft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art In an aircr... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparat8Z which causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of an input signal, and also to an aircraft control ap0ara$us which uses such a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art In an aircra... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of input signal, and also to an aircraft apparatus which uses such a duplicate servo actuator apparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art In such as a helicopter, a s... | 1. fIElD oF THE iNvENTiON
tHE invEnTion relatEs TO a DuPlICATE TyPE ServO ActuAtOR aPparATuS WhICH CAUses an OPERaTiOn uNiT To bE DISpLacED on tHe basiS oF AN INPut SIGnal, AND aLSo TO aN aIrCraft COnTROL aPParaTUS wHich usEs sUch a duplicAte TYpE seRvo AcTUaToR APPAraTUs.
2. DeSCrIpTIon Of THe RelatED ART
In An AIRcrA... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which causesan operation unit to be displaced onthe basis of an input signal, and also to an aircraft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo actuatorapparatus. 2. Description of the Relat... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to _a_ _duplicate_ _type_ servo actuator apparatus which causes an operation unit to _be_ displaced on the basis _of_ an input signal, and also to an aircraft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate _type_ _servo_ actuator apparatus. 2. Description of _the_ Related ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed.
2. Description of the Related Art
A ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed. 2. Description of the Related Art A ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multidirectional s!itxh which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed. 2. Description of the Related Art A ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction a stem, and, more particularly, a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed. 2. Description of the Related Art A descri... | 1. fiElD OF THe INveNtiON
tHE PrESENT InventIon reLatES TO a MuLTiDirEcTiOnal sWiTCH whICH OUTpUtS A SwiTchiNg signaL IN AccORDanCe wiTH tHE tIlTinG DIRecTiOn oF A stem, And, moRE pArtiCUlArly, tO a MUltIdIRecTIoNal swITch WhIch OUtpUts a swItchinG sIgnAL EVEn wHeN a STeM iS PUSHEd.
2. DescRIPTIon oF tHE RElaTED art
a ... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordancewith the tilting direction of a stem, and, moreparticularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switchingsignal even when a stem is pushed. 2. Description ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a _multidirectional_ switch which outputs a switching _signal_ _in_ _accordance_ with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which _outputs_ a switching signal even when a stem is pushed. 2. Description _of_ _the... |
In existing picture search techniques, users typically input a search word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website. The search engine then searches among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the text associated with the pictures, such as the word i... | In existing picture search techniques, users typically input a search word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website. The search engine then searches among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the schoolbook associated with the pictures, such as the ... | In #xist(ng picture search techniques, uCerz typically input a search word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website. The search eJginF then seQrxhes among a ls4ge number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the text associated with the pictures, Cuvh as the word i... | In existing picture search techniques, users typically input a search in the search box submit it the search engine of a website. The search engine then among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, the searched keywords in the text associated with the pictures, such the word in the or the subordinate fie... | In EXISTinG PiCTure SEaRCH techniQUes, USeRs tYPIcally InpUt A search WoRD In THE searcH BOx aND SUbMit it To THe SeaRCh enGINe OF A WEBSiTE. ThE SearcH eNGINE TheN SEarChEs AmOnG a laRge number OF PicturES obtAINED By A Web craWlER, FoR THE searCHeD keYwOrdS in tHe TeXt AssOCiATeD WItH tHe PiCTURES, Such AS THe WORd I... | In existing picture search techniques, users typically inputa search word in the search box and submititto the search engine ofa website. The search engine then searches among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the text associated with the p... | In existing _picture_ _search_ techniques, _users_ typically input a _search_ word _in_ the _search_ box and submit it _to_ _the_ search engine of a _website._ The _search_ engine _then_ searches among _a_ large _number_ of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for _the_ _searched_ keywords in the text associated _with_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a route to reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values of predetermined distance, predetermined angle ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a route to reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values of predetermined distance, predetermined angle ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a Fouts to reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values of predetermined distance, predetermined angle ... | 1. Field of the The relates to route data processing technology and specifically, route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a to reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values predetermined distance, predetermined angle and predetermined number of compression points ... | 1. FIELd oF the InVeNtion
the PrEsEnT INvEnTIoN relATES to rOUTe DATA prOCESSINg TeCHNOloGY AND morE sPEcificAlLY, To a RoutE DaTA ComPRESSioN MethOd FOr ComPResSing REcORDInG poiNtS fOr rECORDing a RoUTe tO ReDUCE The AmOunt of StORagE DaTA bY MeANs OF sETting thE vALUes of PRedetERMINED DIsTaNCE, pReDEtERMiNEd anGLE ... | 1. Field oftheInvention The present invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to aroute data compression method for compressing recording pointsfor recording a route to reducethe amount of storage data by means of settingthe values ofpredetermined distance, predet... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to route data processing technology _and_ more specifically, to _a_ route _data_ compression _method_ for compressing recording _points_ _for_ recording a _route_ to reduce the amount of _storage_ data by means of setting the values _of_ predetermined distance... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a sensing device, and particularly to an image sensing device.
2. Description of the Related Art
FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a wafer including a number of image sensing device... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sensing device, and particularly to an image sensing device. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a wafer including a number of image sensing device... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sensing device, and particularly to an image sensing device. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross - sectional view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a wafer including a number of image sensing devi... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a sensing device, particularly to an image sensing device. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. is a schematic view of a wafer including number of image sensing devices shown in FIG. ... | 1. FiELd of thE invENTiON
tHe PresENT iNveNtIoN RELAtes TO A sEnsIng deviCE, and PaRTIcuLaRlY tO An IMagE SenSInG DEviCe.
2. deSCRiPTIon oF tHe rELaTED art
fIG. 1 is A SchEmAtiC, CrOss-SeCTIOnAl VIEW Of A cOnvENTiONal IMAgE SENsING dEvice. fIG. 2 Is A ScHEmatic VIEw oF A wAFER InCLuDING a NUmBER of imAGE sEnsiNG DeviCE... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a sensingdevice, and particularly to animage sensingdevice. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view ofa wafer including a numb... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present invention relates to _a_ sensing device, and particularly to an _image_ sensing device. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a _conventional_ image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a wafer _including_ a number _of_ imag... |
Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is one possible target for future advancement in memory technology. Generally, RRAM usually employs a dielectric material, which although normally insulating can be made to conduct through a filament or conduction path formed after application of a... | Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is one possible target for future advancement in memory technology. Generally, RRAM usually employs a dielectric material, which although normally insulating can be made to conduct through a filament or conduction path formed after application of a... | Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory tJOe that is one possible target for eutu5e advancement in memory technology. Generally, RRAM usually employs a dielectric material, which although normally insulating can be made to comdJct through a filament or conduction path formed att4r application of a... | Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is one possible target for future advancement in memory Generally, RRAM usually employs a material, which although normally insulating be to conduct through a filament or conduction path formed after application a sufficiently high voltage. Once th... | resIsTIvE RaNdoM AcceSS MEMOry (Rram) is A NoNVolATile mEMorY TypE THat Is oNE POSSibLe tARGeT fOr fuTuRE adVANcemEnt In MemoRY TecHNoLOGY. GeNeRaLlY, rraM USUALlY EMPLOYS a dIELectrIC MATeRIal, WHIcH ALthougH NoRMAllY INsuLatING CaN BE MAdE TO COndUct ThRougH a FiLAMent or cOnDuCTion PatH FOrmEd AfTer aPPliCAtion oF a... | Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is one possibletarget for future advancement in memory technology. Generally,RRAM usually employs a dielectricmaterial, which although normallyinsulating can be made to conduct through a filamentor conduction path formedafter appl... | Resistive random _access_ memory _(RRAM)_ _is_ a nonvolatile memory type that is _one_ possible target for future advancement in memory _technology._ Generally, RRAM _usually_ employs a _dielectric_ _material,_ which although normally insulating _can_ be made to conduct through a filament or _conduction_ path formed _a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to data communications equipment. More particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems and methods having advantageous applications in high speed modems which are coupled to an analog local loop.
2. State of the Art
With the ever-increasing importan... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to data communications equipment. More particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems and methods having advantageous applications in high speed modems which are coupled to an analog local loop. 2. State of the Art With the ever-increasing importan... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to data communications equipment. More particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems and methods having advantageous applications in high speed modems which are coupled to an analog local loop. 2. State of the Art With the ever - increasing import... | Field the Invention The present invention relates to data communications equipment. More particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems and methods having advantageous applications in high speed modems which coupled to an analog local loop. 2. State of the Art With the ever-increasing importance of tele... | 1. FIeld of tHE INvENTIOn
The pResEnt InvenTioN rElateS TO DaTA CoMmuNiCATiONS EquiPMEnT. More PArTiculaRly, the pRESENT iNVenTiOn reLAtes to MAPPINg syStems anD MeThoDs haVinG ADvAnTaGEoUs APplIcaTions in high speED modems WHich aRe coupLED to An ANALOg loCAl lOOp.
2. state Of THE ARt
wItH the EVer-inCReAsIng IMporTaN... | 1. Fieldof the InventionThe present invention relatesto data communications equipment. More particularly, the presentinvention relates to mapping systems and methods having advantageous applicationsin high speed modems which are coupled toan analog local loop. 2. State of the Art With the ever-i... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ data _communications_ equipment. More particularly, the _present_ invention relates _to_ mapping systems _and_ methods having advantageous _applications_ in high _speed_ modems _which_ are coupled to an analog _local_ loop. 2. State _of_ the Art With the ... |
This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, more particularly, to apparatus for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the electric heater.
It is common practice in the foundry industry to preheat ladles prior to having the ... | This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, more particularly, to setup for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the electric heater. It is common practice in the foundry industry to preheat ladles prior to having the molt... | This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, more particularly, to apparatus for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the electric heater. It is common practice in the foundry industry to preheat ladles prior to having the ... | This invention an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, more to apparatus for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the electric heater. It is practice in the foundry to preheat ladles prior to having the molten metal introduced therein. This pre... | thIs INvENtioN rELATeS tO an eLEcTrIC HeAtEr For a foUndRy LAdle aND, moRE paRTicuLarly, tO aPpaRaTUS foR OPerAtINg aND COnTROLlinG thE samE So aS TO PrOtEct tHE inTeGriTY Of thE eLeCtriC heatiNG meaNS coNsTItUTinG tHE eLeCtrIC Heater.
it Is coMmOn PRactICE in tHe foUNdRy INDUStrY to PreHeAt LaDLES PRIoR To HaVinG ThE ... | This invention relates to anelectric heater for a foundryladle and, more particularly, to apparatusfor operatingand controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electricheating means constituting the electric heater. It is common practice in the foundry industry to p... | This invention relates _to_ an electric heater for a foundry ladle _and,_ more particularly, _to_ apparatus for operating _and_ _controlling_ the _same_ so as to protect the integrity of the _electric_ heating means constituting _the_ _electric_ heater. It is common _practice_ in the foundry industry to preheat _ladles... |
There is known a hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boom and an arm, which constitute a front device, are operated by respective manual control levers. However, because the front members are coupled to each other through articulations fo... | There is known a hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boom and an arm, which constitute a front device, are operated by respective manual control levers. However, because the front members are coupled to each other through articulations fo... | There is known a hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boom and an arm, which constitute a front device, are operated by respective manual control levers. However, because the front members are coupled to each other through articulations fo... | There is known a hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a excavator, front members such as a boom and arm, which constitute a front device, are operated by respective manual control However, the front members are coupled to other through articulations for pivoting motion, it is very diff... | TheRe is KnoWN a hydRAuLIC exCAvATOR As A typicaL OnE of sUCh CoNsTRUcTion MAChines. in a HydRAuLiC eXcAvaToR, FRoNT MEMbERS SuCh AS a BoOM And AN aRM, WHIcH ConsTiTUte A FrONt DEViCE, aRE OPEraTed by rEsPECtIvE mANUal contRoL LeveRs. hoWeVEr, BECaUsE thE froNt MembErs arE coUpleD To eacH oTheR THrouGh ArticUlatIoNs fO... | There is known ahydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boom and an arm, which constitute a front device,are operated by respective manual control levers.However,because the front members arecoupledtoeach other through articula... | There _is_ known a _hydraulic_ excavator as a typical _one_ _of_ such construction machines. In a _hydraulic_ excavator, front members _such_ _as_ a boom _and_ an arm, which constitute a _front_ device, are operated _by_ respective manual control levers. However, because _the_ front members are coupled to _each_ other ... |
MEMS have proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been de... | MEMS have proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been de... | MEMS have proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exh(biteE by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS - based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been ... | MEMS have proven to be effective solutions various due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been for use a wide variety of applications. ... | mEMS hAVe pRoveN To Be EfFeCtIVE solUtIoNS in vArioUS APPliCATIons dUe TO THE SEnsITiviTY, sPatIAL aNd TEmPOraL ReSOlUTiONs, AnD lower POwer ReQuIremENtS eXhIbIteD BY MEmS dEVIcES. ConSeQUeNTlY, MEMs-BasEd seNSoRS, SUCH aS ACcELEromeTeRS, gYROScOpEs, ACouSTic SensOrs, opticAL SENSORS, AnD PRESSUrE SenSorS, hAVE bEeN de... | MEMS have proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMSdevices. Consequently,MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, opticalsensors, and pressure sensors... | _MEMS_ have proven to _be_ effective solutions _in_ various applications due to the sensitivity, _spatial_ and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS _devices._ Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, _optical_ sensors, and pressure _sensors,... |
The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an angular velocity sensor element and a method of fabrication thereof.
Angular... | The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an angular velocity sensor element and a method of fabrication thereof. Angular... | The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an angular veloci$h sensor element and a method of fabrication thereof. Angular... | The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator the shape of a tuning fork, an angular sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an angular velocity sensor element and a of Angular-velocity sensor are used in applications s... | The PReSEnT inventiON rELATEs to a crYSTal oScIllaTOr iN THe sHaPe Of A tuninG ForK, an aNGULAR velOcitY Sensor ElEmEnt, an aNguLAr VElOCiTy SENsOr, aND a MEthOD oF fAbRicAtING A TUNINg fork ShAPED CrYsTAl OSCIlLaTOR, ANd, in pARTICULar, tO An aNguLAR VElOCItY SENsOr ElemEnT anD a methoD oF FaBricATION therEOF.
ANguLAr... | The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating atuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, inparticular, to an angular velocity sensor element and a method of fabrica... | The _present_ invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the _shape_ of a tuning _fork,_ an _angular_ velocity sensor element, an angular velocity _sensor,_ and _a_ method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, _in_ particular, to an angular _velocity_ sensor _element_ and a method of fabricatio... |
The problems caused by large-volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of a relatively moderate weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in French patent application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one inner enve... | The problems caused by large-volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of a relatively moderate weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in French patent application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one inner enve... | The problems caused by large - volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of a r@?atively moderate weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in French patent application No. 84. 18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one inner e... | The problems caused by large-volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of relatively moderate weight, are being solved. Such balloons, instance those in French patent application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at inner containing helium and one outer envelope... | The ProBLEMS cAUSeD bY LaRGE-voLUMe AEROstatIC BaLLOONS caPable oF WiTHStaNDING HiGH ovErprESSUrES While rEmaInING Of a ReLATiVely ModErAtE WEIGht, ARE prESenTLY beiNG soLVed. SUCh BalLOOnS, FOR INStaNce THOse DesCrIbED iN FreNCH pATeNT apPlicatION nO. 84.18798 By thE sAME APpLicanT, COMPrIsE OF aT lEaST ONE innEr eNVE... | Theproblems caused by large-volume aerostaticballoons capable of withstanding high overpressureswhile remaining of a relatively moderate weight, are presently being solved. Suchballoons, for instance those described in French patent application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one ... | The problems _caused_ _by_ _large-volume_ aerostatic balloons _capable_ of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of _a_ relatively moderate weight, are _presently_ being solved. _Such_ balloons, for instance those described in French _patent_ application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at _lea... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with a molded flexible... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with a molded flexible... | 1. Field of the InveHti*n The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with a molded flexible... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a of manufacturing an automotive instrument having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a of manufacturing instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a with a molded flexible covering overlying the substrate... | 1. fIElD Of ThE iNveNtIOn
tHe pReSEnt InveNTiOn ReLaTEs TO a MeThOD OF maNuFacTurINg aN aUTOMOtIVe inStrUmeNt PaNEl haViNg A conCEaled airbAg. MOrE pArtiCUlARly, tHE PrEsEnt InVENtIon reLaTEs tO a mEthoD Of mAnuFacturInG AN iNsTRUMENt PANEL hAVING A Metal DOOr overlying an aPERTurE iN A suBSTRATE WITH A MolDed fLExIbLE... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, thepresent invention relates to a method of manufacturing an instrumentpanel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with a mo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ _method_ _of_ manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed _airbag._ More particularly, the present invention _relates_ to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having _a_ metal _door_ overlying an aperture in _a_ substrate with a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a transistor in a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor device having a VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, and method of manufacturing the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a transistor in a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor device having a VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, and method of manufacturing the... | 1. FJdld of the Invention The present invention relates to a transistor in a semiconductor segice and method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor xevJce having a VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitan>e for a high - voltage operation, and method of manufacturing t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to transistor in a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistor a semiconductor device having a VDMOS (Vertical MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, and method of manufacturing the same. 2. of R... | 1. fieLD Of the InvEntIoN
The PreSeNT INveNtion rELAtEs TO A TRaNsisTOR iN a SEMIcoNdUcTor deVICe ANd mETHod oF mAnUFACTUrInG ThE sAME, aNd moRe SPeCIfiCaLLY, to a TraNSisTor IN a SEMIcondUctOr DEvICE hAViNg A VdmOS (vErtICAL diffuseD MoS) stRuCtURe suItAble fOR a HIGH-VoLtAge OPerATiOn, And meTHOD OF ManuFACtuRINg the... | 1.Fieldofthe Invention The present invention relates to a transistor in a semiconductor deviceand method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistorin a semiconductor devicehavingaVDMOS (VerticalDiffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, and method of manufactu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a transistor in a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and _more_ _specifically,_ to _a_ transistor in a semiconductor device having a VDMOS _(Vertical_ Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, and method of manufac... |
Forgery-preventing means of products is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to copy products themselves and means for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic products) can be identified. Herein, “product” is a generic name of... | Forgery-preventing means of products is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to copy products themselves and means for bind an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic products) can be identified. Herein, “product” is a generic name of a pr... | Forgery - preventing means of proEucGs is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to copy products themselves and mWajs for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery - preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic products) can be identified. Herein, “ product ” is a generic n... | Forgery-preventing means of products is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to themselves and means for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic products) can identified. Herein, “product” is a generic name of a produced item ... | fOrGErY-prEvEntInG meANS oF prOdUctS IS BroadLy DIVIdEd iNto MEaNs For MaKING IT iMpOSsIBlE TO cOpY producTS thEmsElVES aNd meaNS fOR aTTAChinG An unRePrOdUCIblE LaBel To PROducTs As foRGeRy-PreVenting MeANs SO thAt TRuE aNd CoRrEcT prOdUcTS (AUthENTIc PROdUcTs) CAn BE IdeNtIFieD. Herein, “PrODucT” iS a geNeriC NAmE OF... | Forgery-preventing means of products is broadly divided intomeansfor making it impossible to copy products themselves andmeans for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic products)can beidentified.Herein, “product” is a g... | Forgery-preventing _means_ _of_ products is broadly divided into means for _making_ it _impossible_ to _copy_ products themselves and _means_ for _attaching_ an _unreproducible_ _label_ to _products_ as forgery-preventing means so _that_ true _and_ correct products (authentic products) can _be_ identified. Herein, “pro... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more particularly, to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more particularly, to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more particularly, to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in a ... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to actuator mechanism for the legs a walking machine more particularly, to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in simple and manner. 2. Descripti... | 1. FielD OF the inVEntION
ThE preSENt InVeNTion relatEs TO A vERTIcAl AcTuAtoR mecHANiSM for THe Legs Of A WAlKinG MAcHiNE AnD, mOre PaRTIcuLARLY, TO A VErTicAL actuATOr MECHAniSM foR A pANTOGrApH Leg MEcHanIsMs for A wAlkIng mAChINe wHICh AchIEvEs IsOlatioN BEtwEen THE VERtiCaL AND hOrIZOntAL actUatoR mECHANiSMS IN a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more particularly, to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuato... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a _vertical_ actuator mechanism for the legs _of_ a walking _machine_ and, more particularly, to _a_ vertical actuator _mechanism_ for a _pantograph_ leg mechanisms for _a_ walking _machine_ which achieves isolation _between_ the vertical and _horizontal_ _... |
Dental implants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an externally threaded body. The threaded ... | Dental implants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an externally threaded body. The threaded ... | Dental implants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant al:oes a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an externally threaded body. The threaded ... | Dental implants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant have an body. The threaded body can be configured for self-tap... | DEntal ImPLaNtS ARE wiDELY uSeD as aRTIfICiAl SubSTitUTES FOr THE rOoT PorTiON oF mIssiNG TeEth. a dental iMplANt AlLOWS a DEntAL RESToRaTion, SucH As A DentAL prOStHesis, to BE sECurElY aNchOREd TO THe JAW VIa AN AButMEnt moUntED tO the imPlant. An EnDoSsEoUs impLant MAY HAVe AN ExTeRnALlY tHrEADEd bodY. the ThreADEd ... | Dental implants are widely used as artificialsubstitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such asadental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an externally threaded b... | Dental implants _are_ widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of _missing_ teeth. A _dental_ implant allows a dental restoration, _such_ as a dental prosthesis, to be securely _anchored_ to the jaw _via_ an abutment mounted to _the_ _implant._ _An_ endosseous implant may have _an_ externally threaded... |
The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fully understood. However, it is known that elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to damage to the optic nerve.... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fully understood. However, it is known that elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to damage to the optic nerve.... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fully understood. However, it is known that elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to damage to the optic nerve.... | The underlying causes of are not fully understood. it is known elevated intraocular pressure is one of the associated with the development glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressure ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function to damage to optic nerve. It is also known that the elevated pressure is... | THe uNDErlyIng CauSEs of GLauCOma Are not fuLly UndERstoOD. howEVeR, It iS KNOwN thAT ELEVatEd IntRAocUlAr PRESsUrE iS ONe OF the SyMptOMS ASSOciaTeD witH ThE DeVElOpmEnT OF gLAuCOMa. elEVaTIOns Of INtraOCulAr PresSuRe CAN UlTImAtelY lEad To iMPaIrMEnt oR lOss OF NOrMAl ViSUal fUNctioN Due TO daMaGE tO THe OptiC NervE.... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fullyunderstood. However, it isknownthat elevatedintraocular pressure is oneof the symptoms associated with thedevelopment of glaucoma. Elevations ofintraocular pressure can ultimatelylead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to damage ... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fully understood. However, it is known that elevated intraocular pressure is one of _the_ symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to _damage_ to _the_ _optic... |
A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great importance in an uplink system due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) side information required for scheduling at a base station (evolved NodeB or eNB). In the Long Term Evolution-Advance (LTE-A) Release 8/9, a buffer status report is relatively simple because there is only... | A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great importance in an uplink system due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) side information required for scheduling at a base station (evolved NodeB or eNB). In the Long Term Evolution-Advance (LTE-A) Release 8/9, a buffer status report is relatively simple because there is only... | A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great iJportanfe in an uplink system due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) side information required for scheduling at a base station (#volveR NodeB or eNB ). In the Long Term wvolu4ion - Advance (LTE - A) Release 8 / 9, a bucf2r status report is relatively simple because there ... | A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great importance in an uplink system due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) side information required at a base station NodeB or eNB). In the Term Evolution-Advance (LTE-A) Release 8/9, a buffer status report is relatively simple because there is only one Media Access Control Pro... | A buFfEr sTaTUs REPORT (bSr) is OF greAT iMporTANcE iN aN UPLINK SYSTEM dUE To itS PROVIsion oF USER eQuipMent (ue) side INFoRmATIOn reQUIREd for sChEDuLINg At A BaSE stAtiOn (EVoLVEd NodEB or enb). IN tHE lONG Term EVolutIoN-aDVANcE (LtE-a) reLEaSE 8/9, A bUFFer staTus reporT iS ReLATIVelY SimPlE beCAUSe therE is Only... | A Buffer StatusReport (BSR) isof great importance in an uplinksystem due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) side informationrequired for schedulingat a base station (evolved NodeBor eNB). In theLong Term Evolution-Advance (LTE-A) Release 8/9, a buffer status report is relatively simple becauseth... | A _Buffer_ Status Report (BSR) is of great _importance_ in an uplink _system_ due to its _provision_ _of_ User Equipment (UE) side information required for scheduling at a base station _(evolved_ _NodeB_ _or_ eNB). In the Long Term Evolution-Advance _(LTE-A)_ _Release_ 8/9, _a_ buffer status report is _relatively_ _sim... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates generally to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, and more particularly to a power supply apparatus with input voltage detection and a method of operating the same.
2. Description of Related Art
With the development and progress of science and te... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates generally to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, and more particularly to a power supply apparatus with input voltage detection and a method of operating the same. 2. Description of Related Art With the development and progress of science and te... | 1. rechnicak Field The present disclosure relates generally to a power supply apparatus and a Jethor of operating the same, and more particularly to a power supply apparatus with input voltage detection and a method of operating the same. 2. Description of Related Art With the development and progress of science and te... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates generally to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, more particularly to power apparatus input voltage detection and a method of operating the same. 2. of Related Art With the development and progress of science and electronic products with a wide ... | 1. tecHniCal FieLd
THe PREsenT DIsClOsUre RELATEs gEnERallY tO a pOwer SUPPly APPArAtus aNd a MeThOD of oPERAtiNG thE SaMe, AnD MoRE pArtiCulArly to A POwER SUpply APPArAtUS WiTh INPut VolTAge DeTeCtioN ANd a MeThoD oF operATInG tHe sAme.
2. dEscRipTiON Of reLaTED ART
WiTh THe dEvElOPMEnT aNd progresS OF ScIence AND TE... | 1. Technical Field Thepresent disclosurerelatesgenerally to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, and more particularly to a power supplyapparatus with inputvoltage detection and a method of operating the same. 2. Description of Related ArtWith the development and pr... | 1. Technical Field The _present_ disclosure relates _generally_ to _a_ _power_ supply apparatus and _a_ _method_ of operating the same, _and_ more particularly to a power supply _apparatus_ _with_ _input_ voltage detection and a method of _operating_ the same. 2. Description _of_ _Related_ _Art_ With the _development_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in a motor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together.
2. Background Art
As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufactu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in a motor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together. 2. Background Art As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufactu... | 1. Field of the Invention The pGeseJt invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in a notog vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives to adhere the headliner layDrE together. 2. Background Art As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufactu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in motor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of headliners that adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together. 2. Background Art As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufacturing that pro... | 1. FIeLD OF THE INVEnTioN
tHe pReSeNT iNveNtION gENErallY relATes TO A meTHod Of makING HEADLInerS uSed in a MOTOR VeHiCle aNd, MoRe pARtiCUlarLy, To mEthOds of makinG HEADLINeRS ThAt uSe aDHesiveS tO AdHeRE THE HEaDLinER LaYERS TOgEtheR.
2. baCkGrOuND ART
AS FoR all automOTive cOMPonENts, imPRovED MeThods OF mANUfaCTu... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present inventiongenerally relates to a method of making headliners used in amotor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that useadhesivesto adhere the headlinerlayers together. 2. Background Art As forall automotive components, improved methods o... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention generally _relates_ to a _method_ of making _headliners_ used in a motor _vehicle_ and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives _to_ _adhere_ the _headliner_ layers together. 2. _Background_ Art As for _all_ automotive _components,_ _improv... |
Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high velocity jet of water to stir dirt, leaves and other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for suction of same from the bottom and wal... | Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high velocity jet of water to stir dirt, parting and other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for suction of same from the bottom and wa... | Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a hifn velocity jet of water to stir dirt, leaves and other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for suction of same from the bottom and wal... | Many devices used in the and treatment of swimming pools provide for high velocity jet of water to stir dirt, leaves and foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for suction of same the and walls. Since pumps are employed i... | MAnY dEVICES useD iN tHe CarE AnD tReAtMENt oF swImMIng poolS PROviDe FOR a hiGH VELoCitY jET oF WATeR TO STIR dIrT, LeavES anD oThEr FOrEiGn mAtteR fROm ThE pooL botTom ANd waLlS aND iNto SusPENsIOn For remOVAl By THE poOL cIrcULatiON sYStEm, OR tO creAtE A loW pReSsURE ZoNE FOR sUcTion OF SAME fROM tHE bOtTom AND wAL... | Many devicesused in thecare and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high velocity jet of water to stir dirt, leaves and other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for suction of... | Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high velocity _jet_ of water to stir dirt, leaves _and_ other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for _removal_ by _the_ pool _circulation_ system, or to _create_ a _low_ pressure _zone_ for suction _of_ same from ... |
This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for a starting platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitting, via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, water level, and other f... | This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for a starting platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitting, via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, water level, and other f... | This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for a starting platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals smbodyinR this invention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitt8nB, via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, water level, and other f... | This invention pertains to a pedestal supporting a top for a starting platform for one end a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitting, via custom or welding operations, to accommodate dimensions, water level, and other factors from swimming... | THis iNveNtION PerTaiNS To A PEdEStAl foR SUppORTiNG A toP foR a STaRtINg PlAtFOrM FOr one eNd of a SwiMMINg pool. PeDEsTAlS emBODYiNg ThIs InvEnTiON ARE aDJuStAbLE SO As Not TO rEQuiRe, In Many inSTANCEs, CuSTOM FItTInG, viA CusTOm cUttinG OR weldiNg oPERaTiOnS, TO acCommodaTe pOOl DIMensIonS, WATER LeVel, AnD oThEr f... | This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for a startingplatform for one end of aswimming pool. Pedestals embodying thisinvention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitting, viacustomcutting or weldingoperations, toaccommodate pool dimensions, water level... | This invention pertains to a pedestal _for_ supporting a top for a starting platform _for_ one end of a swimming pool. _Pedestals_ embodying _this_ invention are adjustable so as not _to_ require, in many instances, custom fitting, _via_ custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, _water_ _lev... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. In particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells.
2. Description of Relevant Art
Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinel... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. In particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinel... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. In particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinel... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. In particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinely us... | 1. fIeLD oF ThE INVEntION
thE PrESenT invEnTiOn rELaTeS tO peptideS WhiCH afFect THE BioloGiCAl acTIvITY OF CeLlS in CultUrE. in PartICUlaR, thE iNVEnTiON iS direCtEd to SPeciFIC PEPTiDes AfFEcTiNG adheREnCe, GROwtH or SeCreTiOn Of celLs.
2. deScRIPtioN of RELEvANT arT
tiSSuE aND ProTEiN hYdRolYSAtEs hAVe BEEn ROUTIneL... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Thepresentinvention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. Inparticular,the invention is directed to specific peptides affectingadherence,growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of _cells_ _in_ culture. In _particular,_ the invention _is_ directed to specific peptides _affecting_ adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description _of_ Relevant Art Tissue _and_ protein _hydrolysates_ ha... |
Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a class, have many and varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediates for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warming potential.
... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a class, have many and varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediates for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warming potential. ... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a clssC, have many and varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are uWSful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediates for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warming potential. ... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a class, have many varied uses, including chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful refrigerants, monomers or intermediates for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warming potential. With conce... | fLuoroCARbONS, PartiCULaRlY FlUoriNaTED oLEfinS, AS a cLaSs, haVe manY And vArIED USEs, inClUDIng AS chEmiCAL InTermeDIaTes anD MonoMeRS. In paRtICuLar, thesE PRoDuCtS ArE useful AS RefRiGEranTs, MOnoMErs Or iNTeRmEdiAtES foR PRepaRINg reFRIgERaNTs, ParTiculARlY thoSE IDentifiED as hAvINg loW gLoBaL waRMIng POTEntIAl.
... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a class, have many and varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers.In particular, theseproducts are useful as refrigerants,monomers or intermediates forpreparing refrigerants, particularly those identified ashavinglow global warming potential. W... | Fluorocarbons, _particularly_ _fluorinated_ olefins, _as_ a _class,_ have _many_ and varied uses, _including_ _as_ chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediates _for_ preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global war... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for both general use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings.
2. Background of the Invention
Components for bearings, such as races, balls, needles or rol... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for both general use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background of the Invention Components for bearings, such as races, balls, needles or rol... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for both general use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background of the Invention Components for bearings, such as races, balls, needles or rol... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to suited for both general use and the a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background of the Invention Components for bearings, such as races, balls, needles or rollers, are generally manufactured from stee... | 1. FIELd OF tHe INveNTioN
THe pREsEnT invENtiON rElATes TO STeel ParTIcuLARLY SuiTed for bOTH GEnErAL uSe And ThE MAnufACture oF a compOneNT fOR BEarINgs, EspeCiAlLY A rACe foR baLl BeARINGS, nEEDLe bEArINgs OR RoLLEr bEariNgS.
2. BackGROunD oF ThE INveNTION
cOMPOnents FoR BearInGs, SuCh aS RAces, BalLs, neEDleS Or rOL... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for bothgeneral use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background ofthe Invention Components for bearings,such as races, ... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present _invention_ relates to _steel_ particularly _suited_ for both general _use_ and the _manufacture_ of a component for _bearings,_ especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller _bearings._ 2. Background _of_ the Invention Components for bearings, such as races, b... |
Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds of system administrators install... | Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds of system administrators install... | Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. S tXh organizations also typically use h tndreFs or thousands of different computer software applications in the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds of system administrators insta... | enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in the of their business, and have many, hundreds of system installing, maintaining, operating, upgrading, and ... | lARge eNtERPriSEs hAVE MANy ThousAnDs oF ServER CoMpuTerS AnD tens OF THOuSANDs OR morE OF INdiviDuAL cOmpUtiNg DeViCEs. sUch ORGAnizaTiOns ALso TypiCAlly use HUNDReDs Or ThOusAnDs of DiFferENt ComPUTer sOFTwARE aPPlIcATiOnS IN ThE COUrSe of their bUsiNesS, And havE ManY, oFTen HuNDRedS Of sYstEm ADmInIsTRATORS instaLl... | Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousandsor more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applicationsin the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds ofsystem ... | Large _enterprises_ have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more _of_ individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or _thousands_ of _different_ computer software _applications_ in the _course_ of their business, _and_ _have_ many, often hundreds of system admini... |
This invention relates to air supply systems and in particular, to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up air from the track. The invention will be described herein as used with an air bearing transporter such as is shown by way of example in U.S. Pat. No. ... | This invention relates to air supply systems and in particular, to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up air from the track. The invention will be described herein as used with an air bearing transporter such as is shown by way of example in U.S. Pat. No. ... | This invention relates to air supply systems and in particular, to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up air from the track. The invention will be described herein as used with an air FeariBg transporter such as is shown by way of example in U. S. Pat. No.... | This invention relates to air supply systems and in particular, to new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may and pick up air from the track. The be herein as with an bearing transporter as is shown by way of example in U.S. Pat. No. 3,796,279. the air system of the present inven... | thiS InveNtIOn rElAtes To aiR sUPPLy sYSTeMS aNd iN parTiCuLar, to A nEw aND iMpROVED air sUPplY sysTeM iNcOrpORAtIng a TRaCK Along WHIcH a VEHIcle may mOVe and pick UP air FROM THe TrAck. thE INvEntioN WiLL Be DEscrIBeD herEiN aS uSED wItH AN aIR BearINg tRanspoRTER sUch As is shown by WAY Of eXAmpLe in u.s. pAT. no. ... | This invention relates to air supply systems and inparticular, to a newand improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up air from the track. The inventionwill be described herein as usedwith an air bearing transporter such as is shown by way of example i... | This invention relates to air supply systems and in _particular,_ _to_ a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track _along_ which _a_ vehicle may move and pick up _air_ from the track. The _invention_ will _be_ described herein _as_ _used_ with an air bearing transporter such as _is_ shown by way of examp... |
According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one half of men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty percent of men and fifty-one percent of women, of the age of 20 or older, are either overweight or obese. In addi... | According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one half of men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty percent of men and fifty-one percent of women, of the age of 20 or older, are either overweight or obese. In addi... | According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994 ), vetweFn one third and one half of men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty percent of men and fifty - one percent of women, of the age of 20 or older, are either overweight or obese. In a... | According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to between one third and one half of men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty of men and fifty-one percent of women, of the of 20 or older, are either overweight or obese. In addition, large percent... | aCcOrDInG TO THE NATiONaL heAltH anD NUTriTiON eXAminAtIoN survEy (NHAneS III, 1988 TO 1994), bEtweEN one tHiRd AnD one HAlf OF MEN aND WomEn IN THE UNiteD STaTES aRE OveRweIGHt. iN thE unITEd sTateS, sixtY PeRcenT of mEn AnD fIftY-OnE peRCent of WOMeN, OF tHe agE OF 20 Or Older, arE eITHER OVerWeighT or obeSE. IN ADDi... | According tothe National Health and NutritionExamination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one halfof men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty percentof men and fifty-one percentof women, of the age of 20 orolder, are either... | _According_ to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one _half_ of men _and_ women in the United States _are_ overweight. In the _United_ States, sixty percent _of_ men and fifty-one _percent_ of _women,_ of the age of 20 _or_ older, are either overweight... |
Recovery of copper from oxidic copper bearing raw materials can be realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH 1 to 2.5 followed by copper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid only at high tem... | Recovery of copper from oxidic cop bearing raw materials can be realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH 1 to 2.5 followed by copper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid only at high temper... | Recovery of copper from oxidic FIpper bearing raw materials can be realized by leachiGy the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH 1 to 2. 5 followed by copper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid only at YiFh te... | Recovery of copper from oxidic bearing raw materials can be realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric at pH 1 to 2.5 followed by copper recovery electrowinning after extraction. especially with primary minerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid at high temperatures and pressures resulting in a leach ... | rECOVEry oF coPPEr fRom oxIdIC cOPpeR bEarINg Raw materiALs can bE REaliZED BY LeacHIng THe RAw mAtERiaLS wIth SuLFuriC AcID AT pH 1 to 2.5 fOLLoWeD by CoPpEr RecoVEry by eLectrOwInnINg AFTER soLVenT exTRaCTIoN. hOweVer, espeCIAlLY WiTh primary SulfiDe MINErals, cOPpEr cAN bE LeACHed With sUlfuriC Acid ONly aT HIGH TeM... | Recovery ofcopper from oxidic copper bearing raw materials canbe realized by leaching the rawmaterials with sulfuric acid at pH 1 to 2.5 followedbycopper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially withprimary sulfideminerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid on... | Recovery of copper from oxidic copper bearing raw _materials_ can be realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid _at_ _pH_ 1 to 2.5 followed by copper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, _copper_ can be leached with sulfuric acid _only_ a... |
The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency links via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a service area composed of a plurality of elementary covering zones, designated as ce... | The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency links via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a service area composed of a plurality of elementary covering zones, designated as ce... | The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency links via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a service afew composed of a plurality of elementary covering zones, designated as ce... | The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency links via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at one terrestrial station as gateway) and a area of a plurality of elementary covering zones, designated cells, each cell a plurality of terrestr... | the pReSent inVeNtIoN CoNcERNS a MeThoD fOR ESTAbliSHIng radIoFREQUeNCy LinkS VIa A TElEcOMMUNICAtIon SatELlite haVinG SeVERAl sPOts, deSiGNAtEd mULtIsPOT SATelLItE, BetWeEN at LEasT ONE TeRReSTRIaL STATIOn (DeSiGnaTed As GateWaY) ANd a SErviCe AreA compOseD Of A PlURaLiTy of eLementArY cOVERiNG zoNES, dEsIgnated AS ce... | The present inventionconcerns a method for establishing radiofrequencylinks via a telecommunication satellite having several spots,designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designatedasgateway)anda service area composed ofa plurality of elementary covering zones, designated as cel... | The present _invention_ concerns a method _for_ establishing radiofrequency links via _a_ telecommunication satellite having _several_ spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one _terrestrial_ station (designated as gateway) and a service area composed of _a_ plurality _of_ elementary covering zones, de... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on a ground where it is difficult to maintain balance such as an uneven ground or a slope.
2. Description of the Related Art
For example, according to the support frames for bea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on a ground where it is difficult to maintain balance such as an uneven ground or a slope. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the support frames for bea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on a ground where it is diRfiSult to maintain balance such as an uneven ground or a slope. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the support frames for bea... | 1. Field Invention The present invention relates to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on ground where it is difficult to maintain balance such an uneven ground or a slope. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the support frames for beach umbrellas... | 1. FIeLd Of the iNVenTIoN
THe PrEsenT InvenTION reLaTES to a SupporT fRame aND, MORE PaRtiCulARLY, To A SUPpOrt FRAMe tHaT iS STaBLY InStaLlEd On a GRoUnD WHERE it IS DifFicUlT TO maiNtAIN balANCE SuCH As an UNeveN GrOUND or A sLope.
2. DeSCRIptioN OF tHe ReLAteD Art
fOr eXaMPLE, AccoRDIng tO tHe SuPPoRT fRaMeS FOr bEa... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a supportframe and,more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on a ground whereit isdifficult to maintain balance such as an uneven ground or a slope.2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the support f... | 1. Field _of_ the _Invention_ The present invention relates to a support frame _and,_ more particularly, to a _support_ frame that is _stably_ _installed_ on a ground where it is difficult _to_ maintain balance such _as_ an uneven _ground_ or a _slope._ 2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the su... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for feedback-control... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for feedback-control... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for feedback - contr... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an including sensor for the degree opening of throttle valve internal combustion engine, and device for feedback-controlling the actual degree of opening o... | 1. FIeld OF the INVeNtION
ThIS iNVEnTion gENErallY ReLatEs TO A ThroTtLE CONtroL apPARAtUs fOr aN INTErnAL coMbustiON eNgIne. tHIs InVEntION SpECIFicallY RELateS TO aN aPPArAtUs inclUdING A seNsoR foR DEteCtinG The DeGRee OF opENING Of a ThRoTtLE VALVE iN aN INTeRNAL coMBUstion eNgInE, And A DeVicE For fEEDbAck-CoNtroL... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specificallyrelates to an apparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valvein an internal combustion engine, and adevice for feedback-contr... | _1._ Field of _the_ _Invention_ _This_ invention _generally_ _relates_ to a _throttle_ control apparatus _for_ an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an _apparatus_ _including_ a sensor _for_ detecting the degree of _opening_ of _a_ _throttle_ valve in an internal _combustion_ engine, _an... |
Anticancer treatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has significantly improved the clinical outcome in patients with cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytotoxic effector cells for cell-based immunotherapy.
NK... | Anticancer treatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has significantly improved the clinical outcome in patients with cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytotoxic effector cells for cell-based immunotherapy. NK... | Anticancer treatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has significantly impgoBed the clinical outcome in patients with cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytotoxic effector depls for cell - based immunotherapy. ... | Anticancer treatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) improved clinical outcome in patients cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately Natural killer could also used as cytotoxic effector cells cell-based NK-92 is a cytolytic cancer cell line which was discovered in the ... | ANTIcaNceR treatmENT wITh MOnocLonal ANtIBOdIes (MABS) HAs sIGnIFicanTlY imPROvEd ThE cLINICAL outCoME IN pATiEnTS wItH cancER, eSpEciallY wHEN cOMBINeD wiTH cHEmothERaPy. hoWEvER, ofteN the PatieNts uLtIMATEly rELApse. nAtUrAl kIlLEr cELLs CoULD aLso be uSeD aS CytotOxIC EFfEcTOR CelLS fOR celL-BasED iMmUnOTheraPY.
NK... | Anticancertreatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has significantly improved the clinicaloutcome in patientswithcancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytotoxic effector cells for cell-based immu... | Anticancer treatment with _monoclonal_ antibodies (mAbs) has significantly _improved_ the clinical outcome in patients with cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. _However,_ often the patients ultimately _relapse._ _Natural_ killer cells _could_ also be _used_ as cytotoxic effector cells for cell-based imm... |
The invention relates to an antenna reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial with the reflector.
Originally the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was supported by tw... | The invention relates to an antenna reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial with the reflector. Originally the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was supported by tw... | The invention relates to an xntennz reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wW,l coaxial with the reflector. Originally the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was supported by tw... | The invention relates to an reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial with the reflector. Originally the parabolic reflector such an antenna was supported by two or metal ... | THE INVeNTIon reLAtes tO AN anTEnnA REFlECTOR SupPORt whIcH, in The radiATIOn FieLD, SuppOrTs THE PassiVe parABoLIC REFlEcTor oN aN oMNiDiRecTioNAL aNtenNa For a micROwaVE TrAnSMitTer and ConSisTS In a cYLInDRicAl WAlL COAXial With THe ReflECtor.
OrIgINaLlY tHE PaRabOlIc REFLEctOR oF sUcH an ANTeNnA WAS sUppOrteD By tw... | The invention relates to an antenna reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antennafor amicrowave transmitterand consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial withthe reflector.Originally the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was supported... | The invention relates to _an_ _antenna_ reflector support _which,_ in the _radiation_ field, supports _the_ passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for _a_ _microwave_ transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial _with_ the _reflector._ _Originally_ the parabolic reflector of such an antenna... |
With the development of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tube is used to turn on or off a circuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly drive a power switch tube poses high loss to the driver chip.
The driver chip may use a rectangular wave to... | With the development of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tube is used to turn on or off a circuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly drive a power switch tube poses high loss to the driver chip. The driver chip may use a rectangular wave to... | With the development of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tube is used to turn on or off a circuit, a mahne4 of uXKng a driver chip to directly drive a power switch tube poses BKgh llCs to the driver chip. The driver chip may use a rectangular wave to... | With the development of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tube is used to turn on or off a circuit, manner of using a driver to directly drive a power switch tube poses high loss to driver chip. chip may a rectangular to drive the switch tube. FIG. 1A... | WITh The DEvELopMENT Of eLectRoNIC tecHNOlOgIEs, Power ConvERSIoN freQUENcIES aRE HIGher aNd HIGheR, aND wHEN THE poweR SwItcH tubE iS usED TO tURN ON OR OfF a cIrcuiT, A mANNEr oF USING A DRiVER ChiP to dirEcTlY DRIVE A poWer sWitch tuBe poSEs hIGh loss To ThE drivER cHiP.
tHe drIVeR cHip maY USE a rectangUlAR wAve TO... | Withthe developmentof electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higherand higher, and when the power switchtubeis used to turn on oroff a circuit, a manner of using a driverchip to directly drive a power switchtube poseshigh loss to thedriver chip. The driver chip may use arectangularwave to driv... | _With_ the development of electronic technologies, power conversion _frequencies_ are higher and higher, and when _the_ _power_ switch tube is used to turn on or off a _circuit,_ a _manner_ of _using_ _a_ driver chip to _directly_ drive a power switch tube _poses_ high loss to the driver chip. _The_ driver chip may _us... |
The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence.
Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and quantitat... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence. Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and quantitat... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence. Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and quantitat... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence. Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and quantitat... | The INVEnTIoN rELATes tO LUMINeScENcE sPEctRoSCOpy aNd IN PartICULar To SpeCtROfLuORIMETerS FOr mEASurIng iN teRMS of wAVElenGTh ThE lUminEScENCE EMiTTed BY SAMple SPEciMenS incLUDIng measUrEMENTS oF flUoReSCENCE aNd PhOsPhOrEScENCE.
LUmInEscEncE sPEctRoscoPy haS FoUND WiDE ACCEPtaNCe for bOTh quaLITATIvE aNd qUANtItAt... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular tospectrofluorimeters for measuringin terms of wavelength the luminescenceemitted by sample specimens includingmeasurements offluorescence and phosphorescence.Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and q... | The invention relates to _luminescence_ _spectroscopy_ and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens _including_ _measurements_ _of_ fluorescence _and_ phosphorescence. _Luminescence_ spectroscopy _has_ found wide _acceptance_ for both qualita... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, a precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, and a step-down circuit which steps down the voltage of the bit line to ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, a precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power append voltage, and a step-down circuit which steps down the voltage of the bit line to ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, a precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, and a step - down circuit which steps down the voltage of the bit line t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the cell, a precharge circuit which steps up voltage of the bit line up to a power supply and a step-down circuit which steps down the voltage of the bit line to a level lower than th... | 1. fIeLD of thE InventiON
THE PReSent invENTIoN relatEs to a SEmIcoNduCTOr StoRagE DEvICE cOmPRIsInG A mEmOrY CELl, A bit lINe conNEcTeD TO THE meMory cELl, a pReChArge CIRCUiT wHIch stePS up A VOLTagE oF THE Bit LIne up tO a PowER sUpplY volTaGe, anD a sTEp-DowN CirCUiT WhIcH StepS dOwN the vOLTage of thE BiT LiNE to ... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates toa semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, aprecharge circuit which steps upa voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, anda step-down circuit which steps down the voltage of the ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, _a_ precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, _and_ a step-down circuit which _steps_ down _the_ voltage of the bit ... |
Since electrochemical capacitors including an electric double-layer capacitor can be easily made small in size and light in weight, they are expected as, for example, backup power sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary power sources for an electric aut... | Since electrochemical capacitors including an electric double-layer capacitor can be easily made small in size and light in weight, they are expected as, for example, backup exponent sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary power sources for an electric ... | Since electrochemical capacitors inclufinT an electric double - layer capacitor can be easily made small in size and light in weight, they are expected as, for example, backup power sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small - aizWd electronic equipment) etc. , and auxiliary power sources for an electri... | Since electrochemical capacitors including an electric double-layer capacitor can be made in size and in weight, they are expected as, for backup power sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary power sources for an electric automobile and hybrid vehicle, ... | SincE ElECtROcheMical CaPacIToRs InclUDinG An eLeCtriC doublE-lAyEr capAcitoR cAN be eASiLY maDe sMaLL IN sIZE ANd ligHt IN WeIGHt, They ARE EXPectEd aS, foR ExAmpLe, Backup pOwer sOurces fOR ThE poWEr sourCes oF pOrtaBle EQUipmenT (sMalL-sIzed EleCtROnIc eQuIpmENT) eTc., and AUXilIarY pOwer sOuRCeS fOr AN ElEctrIC auT... | Since electrochemical capacitors including an electricdouble-layer capacitor canbeeasily made small insize andlight in weight, they are expected as,for example, backup power sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary power sources fo... | Since electrochemical capacitors including an electric double-layer _capacitor_ can be easily made _small_ _in_ size and light in weight, they are _expected_ as, for example, backup power sources for the power _sources_ _of_ _portable_ equipment (small-sized electronic _equipment)_ etc., _and_ _auxiliary_ power _source... |
Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image of a document into an electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and focus a small area of the illuminated obje... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image of a document into an electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and focus a small area of the illuminated obje... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image of a document into an electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and focus a small area of the illuminated obje... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image a document into an electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to the object and focus a area of the illuminated referred to as the "scan... | ElectrOniC dOcuMEnt ScaNNErS aND fAcsIMILE MacHinES TraNsFoRm AN OpTICaL IMAgE OF A DOcUmeNT inTO an eLEctRiC sigNAl sUiTaBle For SToRiNg, DISPLayING, pRiNTiNg Or ElEctrOniC trAnsMission. THEse devICeS tYpIcALlY usE ILLUMINaTION AnD opTiCAL SyStems tO IlLumInATe tHE object and fOCUs a sMaLL ArEA oF tHE iLlUmiNaTEd oBjE... | Electronic document scanners and facsimilemachines transform an optical image of a document into an electric signal suitablefor storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. Thesedevices typically use illumination and opticalsystemstoilluminate the object and focus a smallarea of the illumina... | _Electronic_ document scanners and _facsimile_ machines transform an optical image of a document into an electric signal suitable for _storing,_ displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices _typically_ _use_ _illumination_ _and_ optical systems _to_ illuminate the object _and_ focus a small area of th... |
In a conventional device, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom of a subrack, and a PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the subrack and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resistance and restraint from the backplane on the back side of the subrack... | In a conventional device, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom of a subrack, and a PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the subrack and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resistance and restraint from the backplane on the back side of the subrack... | In a conventional device, a backp:abe is Yorizontallu disposed at the bottom of a subrQco, and a PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the subrack and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resiEtanc4 and restraint from the backplane on the back side of the subrack... | In a conventional device, a backplane is disposed at bottom of a and PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the and then downward to fit into the backplane. In way, the resistance and restraint from the backplane on the back side of the subrack can be eliminated, a front-to-back air duct is... | in A cONVEnTIONAL DEvICE, a bacKpLANe iS HoRIzOntALly dispOsEd at ThE BoTTom oF a sUBRacK, anD A PCb bOARd Is vErTicALlY INseRTeD FRoM THE FrONT Of the sUbRAcK InTO ThE sUbRAck AND TheN MOvED dowNwaRd to FiT iNTO The BAckpLAnE. IN tHiS Way, THE ReSIstanCE and REstrAiNT fROm THe baCkpLANE on thE baCK sIDE OF ThE subrAck... | In aconventionaldevice, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom of a subrack, andaPCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrackinto the subrack and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resistance andrestraint from the backplane on the backside ... | In a conventional device, _a_ backplane _is_ horizontally disposed at the bottom of _a_ subrack, and a PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of _the_ subrack into the subrack and then _moved_ downward to _fit_ into _the_ backplane. In this _way,_ _the_ resistance and restraint from the backplane on the back _... |
In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the vibration of air inside the tire, the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities of a road surface, whe... | In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the vibration of air inside the tire, the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities of a road surface, whe... | In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance j*ise is generated due to the vibration of air inside the tire, the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities of a road sureXce, whe... | a pneumatic one of causes for generating noise is resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the of air inside the tire, the vibration being caused a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities of a road surface, when the tire is rolled. As a me... | in A pneUmaTiC TIrE, ONe Of CaUses for geNeRAtiNg NOiSE iS CaVIty reSonANcE nOiSE resuLTING FRoM VibrAtion Of AIR FILLeD in tHE tire. thiS CaVItY ReSoNaNcE noISE is gENEraTED DuE TO THe VIBRaTioN oF AiR INSide ThE TIRe, THe vIbRaTION beInG caUseD BY a Tread poRtIOn VIbrAtinG DuE tO IrRegularITiEs Of a roAd SURfAcE, WHE... | In apneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the vibration of airinside the tire, the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities of aroad ... | In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in _the_ tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the _vibration_ of air _inside_ _the_ tire, the vibration _being_ caused by a tread portion _vibrating_ _due_ to irregularities of a roa... |
The following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the above-mentioned lens plate for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lens for condensing light on a surface to which light enters from the light source. Patent Literature 2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine pattern of a Fresnel lens is t... | The following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the above-mentioned lens plate for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lens for condensing light on a surface to which light enters from the light source. Patent lit 2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine pattern of a Fresnel lens is transfor... | The following Patent Literature 1 dKCcloses that the above - mentioned lens p,at$ for an illumination lamp forms a FresM3l lens for condensing light on a surface to which lUgMt enters from the ,&ght source. Patent Li$eratKre 2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine paRtRrn of a Fresnel lens is... | following Patent 1 discloses that the above-mentioned lens plate for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lens for condensing light on a surface to which light enters from light source. Patent Literature 2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine pattern of a Fresnel lens is transformed by heat-... | the fOllOwiNG PaTeNt LitEraTUrE 1 disclosEs tHAT THe aBoVE-MentioNeD lEnS PlATe fOr aN IllUMiNAtIon LamP FoRMs a FrESNel lEns foR condensinG LiGHt On A sURfAcE To WHICh LighT EnTErS fROm the lIGht SouRce. patEnT lITeratURe 2 DiscLOsEs a FresNel LeNs fOr aN ILlUMiNatIoN LAMp whErEIn A fiNE pAttErN oF a Fresnel lens Is t... | Thefollowing Patent Literature 1disclosesthat the above-mentioned lens plate for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lens for condensing lighton a surface towhich light enters from the light source. PatentLiterature2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine pattern o... | _The_ following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the above-mentioned lens plate for an illumination lamp forms _a_ _Fresnel_ lens for condensing light on a _surface_ to which light _enters_ from the light source. Patent Literature 2 discloses a _Fresnel_ _lens_ for an illumination lamp _wherein_ a fine pattern _of_ a... |
The present application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to the extent permitted by law.
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a memory device for holding data by storing in a storage region an electric charge... | The present application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to the extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a memory device for holding data by storing in a storage region an electric charge... | The present application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000 - 233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to the extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a meN9ry device for holding data by storing in a storage region an electric char... | The present application claims priority to Japanese No. P2000-233321 Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a memory for holding by storing in a storage region an electric charge transferred a conduction region, ... | tHe pReseNT apPLIcaTion cLaIMS priORity TO jaPAnESe APpLIcation nO. p2000-233321 fIlED aUg. 1, 2000, WhIcH aPPliCatIOn Is inCoRporated hEreiN bY RefeReNce to the EXTent PErmItTeD by lAw.
1. FIEld oF thE InVeNTiOn
THe inveNTIon RELatES To A MeMORy DevICE For HOldiNg DaTa bY StOrIng In A StORaGe reGioN aN ElectrIC ChArge... | The present application claims priorityto Japanese Application No.P2000-233321filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application isincorporated herein by reference tothe extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the InventionThe invention relates to a memory device for holdingdata by storing ina storage region... | _The_ present application claims priority to Japanese _Application_ No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is _incorporated_ herein by reference to _the_ extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates _to_ a memory device for _holding_ _data_ by storing _in_ _a_ _storage_ regio... |
The present invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information to a magnetic recording medium used in a large capacity and high recording density magnetic recording and reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recordin... | The present invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information to a magnetic recording medium used in a large capacity and high recording density magnetic recording and reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recordin... | The present invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information to a magnetic recording nedi*m used in a large capacity and high recording density magnetic recording and reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recordin... | The present invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for a recording information magnetic recording medium used in capacity and high recording magnetic recording and system. the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recording of servo address signal, other normal video signal, audio s... | thE PReSeNT InVeNtION rElAtEs To A mAGNetiC TrANsFER MeThod foR TRANSFeRriNg a reCORdiNG INfoRmation To a maGneTic RECoRDing meDIUm used in A LARge caPAcIty aNd HigH recoRdinG deNsiTy maGNETIC rECORdIng anD REPrOducIng SySteM. IN pARtICulAr, tHE InVenTIOn rElATeS to A mAgneTIC tRANsFer metHOD tO Be USEd in the ReCoRdIn... | The present invention relatesto a magnetic transfer method for transferringa recording information to amagnetic recording medium used in a largecapacity and high recording densitymagnetic recording and reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method tobe used in the re... | The present _invention_ relates _to_ _a_ _magnetic_ transfer method for transferring _a_ _recording_ information to a magnetic recording medium used in a large capacity and _high_ _recording_ density _magnetic_ _recording_ _and_ reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates _to_ _a_ magnetic transfer method ... |
Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice) of the object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set of slices spanning the coordinate normal to such slices.
A particular class of such metho... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice) of the object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set of slices spanning the coordinate normal to such slices. A particular class of such metho... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two - dimensi9nap section (slice) of the obm2ct under examination. Three - dimensional dLstr*butions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set of slices spanning the coordinate normal to such slices. A particular class of such m... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice) of the object under Three-dimensional distributions are by obtaining a set of slices spanning the normal to such slices. A particular class of methods that collect from many in a time comparable to... | InVesTiGAtion Of spaTIal DEpenDENcES Of nmR PheNOmENa arE mOSt OfTEN ObtainEd as mAps oF a TWo-DiMENSIOnaL seCTion (slICE) of ThE ObJecT uNdEr eXAmination. tHree-dImenSIonAl DiStRIbUTIonS aRE FREQuENtLY obTaINED By oBtaiNING A SeT OF SLICeS SpANNiNG tHE COordinAte norMaL to sUCH SlICEs.
a pARtIculaR claSs oF sucH MEtHO... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice)of theobjectunderexamination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set ofslices spanning the coordinatenormal to such slices. A particular class... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most _often_ obtained as _maps_ of a _two-dimensional_ section (slice) of the object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a _set_ of slices _spanning_ the coordinate _normal_ _to_ such slices. A _particular_ cla... |
An Internet of Things (IoT) may include several electronic devices or gadgets connected with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding and processing data according to user needs. These electronic devices can effectively communicate with other devices or nearby systems. However, these electronic devices... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may include several electronic devices or gadgets connected with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding and processing data according to user needs. These electronic devices can effectively communicate with other devices or nearby systems. However, these electronic devices... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may include several electronic devices or gadgets connected with Internet. Electronic devices are cX)able of understanding and processing data according to usdF needs. TJesS electronic devOceQ can effectively communicate with other devices or nearby systems. However, these el3stronic devices... | An Internet of Things may include several electronic devices gadgets with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding and processing data according to user These electronic devices effectively communicate with other devices or systems. However, these electronic devices demand frequent periodic service and... | an IntErnEt oF ThInGs (iOt) MaY INcluDe severAL EleCtRONic Devices OR GADgeTS CoNNEcted wItH INTERnET. elEcTROniC devicES ArE CAPaBle of uNDeRSTandiNg aNd pROcEsSInG dAtA aCcOrDInG to UseR NeEds. THesE elecTRonIc dEviceS CAn EffeCtIveLy cOMmunicAte wiTh OTHER DeVIcES oR nEArbY SYStEmS. hOWeVer, ThESE elEcTROniC dEvIcES... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may includeseveral electronic devices orgadgets connected with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding and processing data accordingto user needs. These electronic devices caneffectively communicate with otherdevices ornearby systems.However, these electronic devic... | An _Internet_ of Things (IoT) _may_ include several electronic devices or _gadgets_ connected _with_ Internet. Electronic devices _are_ capable of understanding and processing _data_ according to user _needs._ These electronic devices can _effectively_ _communicate_ with other devices or _nearby_ systems. However, thes... |
The invention relates to a method and equipment for automatically changing tools on hobbing machines. | The design relates to a method and equipment for automatically changing tools on hobbing machines. | The inbenti(n relates to a meth8X and equipment for automatically vhangiJg tools on gobb9ng machin4w. | The invention relates to a method and equipment for automatically changing tools on hobbing | The InvEntioN rELates to a mETHOd anD EQuiPMEnt fOR AUTOMaTiCaLLY cHANGing tOOLS ON HoBBInG MAchinES. | The invention relates to a method andequipment for automatically changingtools onhobbing machines. | The invention relates to a method _and_ equipment for automatically changing tools _on_ hobbing machines. |
The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in terms of land use, and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spills and the cre... | The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in terms of land use, and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spills and the cre... | The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in terms of land use, and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spills and the cre... | The use of a wide variety toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards terms of land use, and danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse facilities, these accidental spills and the creation dump areas which form a cont... | The USe OF A WidE VariETy OF tOxIc CHEmIcAls iN agriCuLture hAS PreSENtED REcoGNiZABle pRoBlEmS, AS weLl aS PotEnTiAl hAzArdS IN TeRMs Of LAND UsE, aNd EXtAnt DAngEr To WetlaNd SysTEMs. mOrEoveR, An ARrAY Of TOXiC cheMiCAls arE DIsCHarGed froM DiVerSe InDUStRIAL FAciLItIes, tHESe InCluding AcCiDENTAL sPiLLS AND thE cRe... | The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicalsin agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in termsof land use,and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these includingaccidental spills and ... | _The_ use of _a_ wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in _terms_ of land use, and extant danger to _wetland_ systems. _Moreover,_ _an_ array _of_ toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spil... |
Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages (CSPs)) have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package designs, solder ball surfaces were relatively uneven and rough. When illumi... | Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages (CSPs)) have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package designs, solder ball surfaces were relatively uneven and rough. When illumi... | Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e. g. , Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages (CSPs) ) have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package Resitns, solder ball surfaces were relatively uneven and rough. Wh$J ill... | design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages (CSPs)) have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package solder ball were relatively uneven and rough. When by a laser beam, for instance, ... | rECEnt deSign CHANgEs IN fabRIcAtion of ArEA aRrAy pacKages (E.G., bAlL griD arRAYS (bGAs) anD chIp scaLE PAcKAGES (CSpS)) HAvE resULTeD in a chANGE IN The REFLeCtiVITy of tHE sOLdER BaLlS PlaCEd On THesE DEVicES. iN prEvioUS ArEA ArRAy PaCkAGE DEsIGNs, SOlDer bAll SUrFAces werE reLATIvELY UNEVeN ANd roUgh. wHEN IlluMI... | Recent design changes in fabrication of area arraypackages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays(BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages(CSPs)) haveresulted inachange in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area arraypackage designs, solder ball surfaces were relatively unevenand ... | Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., _Ball_ Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale _Packages_ (CSPs)) have resulted in a change _in_ the reflectivity _of_ the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package designs, _solder_ ball surfaces were relatively uneven _and_ rough.... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is related to processing systems and processors, and more specifically to techniques for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads.
2. Description of Related Art
Allocation of resources to hardwar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is related to processing systems and processors, and more specifically to techniques for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads. 2. Description of Related Art Allocation of resources to hardwar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is related to processing systems and processors, and more specifically to techniques for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of insfruct*on completion for multiple threads. 2. Description of Related Art Allocation of resources to hardwar... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention is to processing systems and processors, and more specifically for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads measuring rates instruction completion multiple threads. 2. of Related Art Allocation of resources hardware threads executing within a simultaneous multi-thr... | 1. fIeLD Of thE inVENTIoN
THE PReseNt InventiON iS rElATEd to PrOcEsSInG syStEMs AND PrOCESSoRs, ANd morE SpeciFicALLy to tEchnIques for CoNTrOlliNg ReSoUrcES AlLOcATed TO HArdwARe THreAdS By mEasurING raTES OF iNStRucTiOn comPlEtiOn FOr mUlTIpLE tHrEaDS.
2. DescrIPtioN of RELaTed art
alLOCatIOn of REsOurCes To harDWAR... | 1. Fieldof the Invention Thepresent invention is related to processing systems and processors, and more specifically to techniques for controlling resourcesallocated to hardwarethreads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads. 2. Description of Related Art Allocation of resources ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention is related to _processing_ _systems_ and processors, and more specifically _to_ techniques for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads. 2. Description _of_ _Related_ Art _Allocation_ of reso... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signal encoder for encoding a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder.
It is des... | subject of the Invention The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signal encoder for encoding a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder. It is d... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signal encoder for encoding a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder. It is des... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, for a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder. It is desired to transmit signals s... | fiEld of THe INVEntION
the PRESENT INvEntiON rELAtes To SIGNaL proCessorS AnD TO a sIgNaL format. iN paRtiCulAR the iNVENTion rELaTeS To A sIgnaL fOrMat, a signal EncoDeR FoR eNCodinG A SIgNAL ACcOrDINg to The fORmAt, A COrRESpoNdiNg DecODER, And A SIGNAl tRANSmiSsioN sYsTem inCluDiNG ThE encODEr and DECoDeR.
It Is des... | Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signalencoder for encoding a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder,anda signal transmission systemincluding the encoder a... | _Field_ of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to signal processors and _to_ _a_ signal format. In _particular_ the invention relates _to_ _a_ signal format, a signal encoder for _encoding_ a _signal_ according to the _format,_ a _corresponding_ decoder, _and_ _a_ signal transmission system including the enco... |
Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level sensor and a method for sensing a liquid level.
Description of Related Art
In a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, in a washing machine, a water dispenser, a pumping motor, or the li... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level sensor and a method for sensing a liquid level. Description of Related Art In a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, in a washing machine, a water dispenser, a pumping motor, or the li... | Field of the Invdnti8n The invention Fepates to a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level sensor and a m#^hod for sensing a liquid level. Description of Relaf$d Art In a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, in a wqshimg machine, a water dispenser, a pumping motor, or the li... | the Invention The relates to a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level sensor and a method for a liquid level. Description of Related Art In a home appliance, if a liquid level display needed (for example, in a machine, a water dispenser, a pumping motor, or the like), a floating or a glass tube marked with a s... | fiElD Of the invEntiOn
ThE InVeNTiOn rELAtES tO A sensoR And MOrE partiCUlArLY, tO A lIqUiD LEvEL seNsoR anD A mEThoD FOr sENSINg A LIqUid lEVeL.
dEscriPtIoN Of reLAtEd art
in a HOMe apPLIANCE, IF A LiQuid leVel DISplay FunCtIon iS NEeDeD (FOR ExAMPLE, iN a wASHiNG MAcHine, a WATeR DiSpEnser, A pUmping MOtor, oR the Li... | Field of the Invention The invention relatesto a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level sensor anda method for sensing a liquid level. Description of Related Art In a home appliance,if a liquid leveldisplay function is needed (for example,in a washingmachine, a water dispenser, a pumping... | Field of _the_ Invention The _invention_ relates to a sensor and _more_ particularly, to a liquid level _sensor_ and a method for sensing a liquid level. Description of _Related_ Art In a home appliance, if a _liquid_ _level_ display _function_ is needed (for _example,_ in _a_ washing machine, a water dispenser, a pump... |
Advancements in the delivery of therapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeutic agents.
Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from disadv... | Advancements in the delivery of therapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeutic agents. Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from disadv... | Advancements in the delivery of therapeutic agents is an onYoigg ebSeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of 4vfective administration to treat diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeutic qgen$s. Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from disadv... | in the delivery of therapeutic is an endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and treatable by the therapeutic agents. Many conventional carriers from disadvantages associated with solubility and stability in the ... | ADvaNcemEnTS In The deLiVErY OF ThERaPEUTIC agEntS is an ongOiNG ENdeAvOr. pOLYMeric CarrieRS hAve bEeN deVeloped foR tHe dELivERY OF thErapEuTiC aGENTs WIth tHE goaL OF EfFectiVE adMinisTRAtIoN tO TreaT DisEASEs And CoNditioNs treAtaBlE by the THERapEutiC AGeNtS.
maNy cONVENtiONAL pOLYMerIc cArRiERS suFFeR fROM dIsaDv... | Advancements in the deliveryoftherapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor.Polymeric carriers have beendevelopedfor the delivery oftherapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeutic agents. Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer fro... | Advancements in the _delivery_ of therapeutic _agents_ is _an_ ongoing endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal _of_ effective _administration_ _to_ treat diseases and _conditions_ _treatable_ by the therapeutic _agents._ Many conventional polymeric carriers ... |
In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many of these substances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistance of tumor cells t... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many of these substances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistance of tumor cells t... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many of these substances are not xHfficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistance of tumor cells t... | the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many these substances are not sufficiently effective many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistance of tumor cells to these dr... | IN the fIElD of CAnceR chEMotherAPY, A VARieTy of micRoBial metAbOlitES SuCh aS BleOMyCIns oR AdriAMycIn hAVe been uSed iN clINICaL PraCtIce. hOWeVeR, Many oF thesE SUBsTaNcES ArE noT sufFicIEnTlY EFFectiVe for MAnY of tUMOrS WhIcH arE CLINICAlLY enCoUNTeRED anD, MorEOVer, THE acQUiSITIoN oF ResIsTANCe oF TumoR ceLLS t... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many of these substances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistan... | _In_ _the_ field _of_ cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. _However,_ many of these substances are _not_ sufficiently effective for _many_ of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition _of_ _resistance_ ... |
This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins.
Thermoset resins prepared from a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins are described in U.S.... | This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins. Thermoset resins prepared from a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins are described in U.S.... | This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins. Thermoset resins prepared from a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins are described in U. S... | This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including mixture epoxy ester resins and urethane ester resins. Thermoset resins prepared from mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins urethane vinyl ester resins are described in Pat. No. 4,824,919 (the ""9... | THiS iNvEnTiON rELAteS To theRMOSeT reSIns. moRe pArTiCUlaRLY, tHIS INveNTIOn relATes to a CurABLE rESIN cOMPosItIOn iNclUdING A mixtURE of EpoXY VInyL ESter ReSiNS aND UretHAnE VinYL eSter rESiNS.
THeRmOset ReSIns PrEpARed FROM a MIXTuRe OF epoxy vINYl EStER ReSiNs And UREtHAne VInyl eSter rESINs are DEScRiBED IN U.S.... | This invention relates to thermoset resins.More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including a mixture ofepoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl esterresins. Thermoset resins preparedfrom a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins andurethanevinyl ester resins are ... | This _invention_ relates _to_ thermoset resins. More _particularly,_ _this_ invention _relates_ to a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and _urethane_ vinyl ester _resins._ Thermoset resins prepared from a mixture of _epoxy_ vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl _ester_ _resins_ a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal-processing of an output pulse from a radiation sensor disposed insi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal-processing of an output pulse from a radiation sensor disposed insi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start - up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling - water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal - processing of an output pulse from a radiation sensor dispose... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus installed in, example, boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal-processing of an output pulse from a radiation sensor disposed inside or outside of a reactor p... | 1. fIeld Of thE INVENtion
The PrESeNT invENtioN relAtES tO A nUCleaR REacTOr STArT-Up mONiTOriNG aPpArATUS INStalleD In, FOr eXamPlE, A BoiliNg-wATER rEACtOR, PArTIcUlarLy rELAtES to tHE coNTriVAncE of The coNstituTion oF A DIgitaL aPPaRAtUS for sIGnal-PROCesSINg of An OutPUT puLse fRom a rAdIation sENSOR DiSPoSEd insI... | 1. Field of the InventionThe presentinvention relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of adigital apparatusfor signal-processing of an output pulse froma radiation... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a nuclear _reactor_ _start-up_ monitoring apparatus _installed_ in, _for_ _example,_ _a_ _boiling-water_ reactor, _particularly_ relates _to_ the contrivance of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal-processing of an output pulse _from_ a radiation ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates, in general, to means for removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood and the like.
2. Description of the Related Art
Various means and methods have been developed over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to means for removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood and the like. 2. Description of the Related Art Various means and methods have been developed over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood ... | 1. FUFld of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to means for removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood and the like. 2. Description of the Related Art Various means and methods have been developed over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the like frKN wood ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to means for removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from and the like. Description of Related Various means and methods have been developed over the years for in removing nails, pins, spikes and the like wood and like. Perhaps, the most nail extrac... | 1. FIELd OF tHE INVEntION
THe PresenT InvENtIon RelatEs, In gENeral, To MeAnS FOr reMovIng naiLS, PINS, SpikeS And ThE LiKE frOm WOOD AND tHe likE.
2. deScRIption Of tHE RElaTED aRT
VaRIOUS MEaNS AnD Methods haVe bEEn developEd oVEr The yEars FoR USE IN EXtrActiNg or ReMoVInG naiLs, Pins, SPIkes ANd thE LikE FrOM WooD ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to means for removingnails, pins, spikes and the likefrom wood and thelike. 2. Description of the Related Art Various means and methods have been developed over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present _invention_ _relates,_ in general, to means for removing nails, _pins,_ spikes and _the_ like from wood and the like. _2._ Description _of_ the Related Art Various means and methods _have_ been developed _over_ the years _for_ use in extracting _or_ _removing_ nails, pins, spik... |
The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other animals. Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. Higher voltages... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other animals. Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. Higher voltages... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other animals. Long - distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. Higher voltag... | apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the of electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused birds and Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high conductors. reduce power loss, and line voltage for long lines ... | ThE aPPaRatUS AnD METhOd DISClOsEd hERe relaTE TO thE fIELD oF eleCtrIcaL POwer traNsmisSIoN ANd diSTRIbUtIoN AnD ThE NEEd TO InsulaTE eLECtRiCAL POwER sySTEMS FROM shoRT CiRCuiTS cAUseD bY biRdS And otHer Animals. lOng-DisTanCE ELECTRicITY tRansmisSIon IS TyPIcALLY carRiEd WITh hiGH VolTaGe conDUctoRS. HighER voLtages... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field ofelectrical power transmission and distribution and theneed to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other animals. Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. H... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate _to_ _the_ field of electrical _power_ transmission _and_ distribution and the need to insulate electrical power _systems_ from short circuits caused _by_ birds and other animals. Long-distance electricity transmission is _typically_ carried with high voltage _conductors._... |
Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed in which a multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission antennas (se... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed in which a multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission antennas (se... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Divetsit5) have HSen proposed in which a multicarrier - sigjAl transmitting apparatus including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission antennas (... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been in which a multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from transmission antennas (see Non-patent ... | rEcENTLy, mulTicarrIer TrAnsMiSSiONs utilizInG CDTD (cYClIc Delay TRansmit DiveRsiTY) Have bEen PRoposeD iN whicH A MUlticarRIER-SIgnaL tRaNSmItTING aPpARaTUS inCLUdIng MuLtIPLe transmIsSION aNteNNaS aDDS dIffeRenT cycLic DeLAYS to TrANsmiSsIOn SiGNals to BE sImULTaNEOUsly TRAnsMITTED fRoM The TrANSmIsSIOn ANtEnNas (sE... | Recently,multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed in which a multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including multiple transmissionantennas adds different cyclic delays to transmissionsignals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission... | _Recently,_ multicarrier transmissions _utilizing_ CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been _proposed_ in which a multicarrier-signal _transmitting_ _apparatus_ including multiple transmission _antennas_ adds different _cyclic_ delays _to_ transmission signals _to_ be simultaneously transmitted from _the_ trans... |
In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans had a history of cancer (N... | In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans had a history of cancer (N... | In 2001, over 1. 2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0. 5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate ). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8. 9 million living Americans had a history of cance... | In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of cancer will and over 0.5 million people will die cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans a history of cancer (National Cancer Institute estimate).... | iN 2001, over 1.2 mILlion nEW cAses of HUMaN caNCer WilL BE dIagNoSed AND OVer 0.5 mIllIon PEOple Will dIe FroM caNceR (aMeRIcaN CANceR sOcieTy EstimAtE). desPiTe tHis, MORE PEOPlE thaN EvER arE livIng With aND SuRViving cancEr. In 1997, fOr eXamPLe, APpRoXIMAteLy 8.9 Million livIng AmErICanS HAD A history Of cAnCer (n... | In 2001, over 1.2 millionnew casesof human cancerwill be diagnosedand over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American CancerSociety estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million livingAmericans had a histor... | In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of _human_ _cancer_ will be _diagnosed_ _and_ over 0.5 million people will _die_ from cancer (American _Cancer_ _Society_ estimate). Despite this, more _people_ _than_ _ever_ _are_ living with and _surviving_ _cancer._ _In_ 1997, for example, approximately _8.9_ million living Americ... |
The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, a user must us... | The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, a user must us... | The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN ). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, a user must u... | The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different a user must use different mode. (i) C... | ThE PUBlIC lANd MOBiLE netwOrK (pLMn) deFInEd By the 3Rd GEnerATION PArTNERSHIp PrOjeCT (3GpP) Can be lOGiCAlLy dIvIded iNto tWo ParTs: A CorE Network (cN) aNd AN ACCEsS neTWoRK (AN). thE cN CAN be SuBdIvIdED inTo A circuit SWITcHEd (Cs) DomaiN, a pACKet SwITChED (ps) dOmaIN, ANd aN imS. in DiffErENT Cn, A USEr MusT uS... | The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the3rdGeneration Partnership Project(3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts:a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a CircuitSwitched(CS) domain, aPacket Switched(PS) domain, and an IMS.Indifferent CN, a user mus... | The Public Land _Mobile_ Network _(PLMN)_ defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project _(3GPP)_ _can_ be logically divided into _two_ parts: _a_ Core Network (CN) _and_ _an_ Access _Network_ (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) _domain,_ a Packet Switched (PS) domain, _and_ an IMS. In _diffe... |
This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant.
It has long been known that eye irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of chemical irritants, e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrial chemicals. More re... | This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has long been known that eye irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of chemic irritants, e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrial chemicals. More rece... | This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has long been known that eye irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of chemical irritants, e. g. , smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrial chemicals. More ... | This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has long been known that eye irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of irritants, e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrial chemicals. More recently, c... | THIs InVENtiON rElAtES TO A MEthod for tHe prEVENtIOn aND tReAtment of EyE InfLammATiOn Due To exPOSUrE tO An IrRITANT.
It HaS LONG beEn KNOwN That EYE IRrITation and iNFLAMmAtion cAN OCcUR froM exPOsuRe tO a wIdE vARIety Of chEMiCAL iRritANtS, E.g., SmoG, BuiLDiNg fiRES, TobACCo SMoKe And iNdUstRIal chemicAlS. MoRE RE... | Thisinvention relates toa method for the prevention and treatmentof eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has long been knownthat eye irritation and inflammation can occurfrom exposure to awide varietyofchemical irritants, e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrialchemicals. M... | This invention relates to a _method_ for the _prevention_ and _treatment_ of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has _long_ been known that eye _irritation_ and inflammation can occur _from_ _exposure_ to _a_ wide variety of chemical _irritants,_ e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and _industrial... |
This invention relates to novel herbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant.
N-phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds including salts, and ... | This invention relates to novel herbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as substantially as analogous compounds including sa... | This invention relates to novel herbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N - phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid - containing surfactant. N - phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds including salts... | This relates to herbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as as analogous compounds including and herbicidal properties and co... | ThIs invEntiON reLates tO novEl HerbICidAl COmpositIONs, pArtICUlarly aqueOUS sOlutionS, CONtAiNInG the hERBicIDe N-pHoSPhONoMEtHYlyGlycinE (AlSO KnOWN As gLYpHOsatE) ANd AN ALKYl pHenol pOlyoXYAlKYlEnE CarBoXYlIC acid-coNtAInINg SUrFActANt.
N-pHOSpHoNoMeThyLgLYcINE, AS weLl AS anaLOgous cOmpoUnDS incLUdiNg SAltS, AnD ... | Thisinventionrelates to novel herbicidalcompositions, particularly aqueous solutions,containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds includingsalt... | _This_ _invention_ relates _to_ novel herbicidal compositions, _particularly_ aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide _N-phosphonomethylyglycine_ _(also_ known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene _carboxylic_ acid-containing surfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds _includ... |
The production of polymers or copolymers of lower .alpha.-olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number of commercially useful properties. In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relatively ... | The production of polymers or copolymers of lower .alpha.-olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number of commercially utile properties. In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relatively u... | The production of polymers or copolymers of lower. alpha. - olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number of commercially useful properties. In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relativel... | The production of polymers or of lower .alpha.-olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. products are inexpensive and exhibit number of commercially useful properties. In case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relatively uncomplicated in that the produ... | THE PRoDuCtIOn OF PoLymERS OR COPOlYMERs of LOweR .ALPHA.-oLEFiNs, PaRticuLarlY eTHYleNe AnD PropylENe, HAS gainEd subsTaNtial cOMMErCial signIfICanCe. the PolYMErIc pROdUcTs Are InexpEnsivE aNd ExhIbit a numBEr of COmmErcIallY USEfuL PRopeRTiEs. iN tHe caSE of The PoLYMERIZAtioN OF eThYLENE, THe prOCeSs IS rELATiveLY ... | The production ofpolymers or copolymers of lower .alpha.-olefins, particularlyethyleneand propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number of commercially useful properties. In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is re... | _The_ production of _polymers_ or copolymers of lower _.alpha.-olefins,_ particularly ethylene _and_ propylene, has gained _substantial_ commercial significance. The polymeric _products_ are inexpensive and _exhibit_ a number _of_ commercially useful properties. In the case of the _polymerization_ of ethylene, _the_ pr... |
A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE-A-25 24 762).
The invention also relates to a device for carrying out the method. In this connection an appar... | A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE-A-25 24 762). The invention also relates to a device for carrying out the method. In this connection an appar... | A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE - A - 25 24 762 ). The invention also relates to a device for carrying out the method. In this connection an ... | A method of this has described. Only actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is 24 762). The relates device for the method. In connection an apparatus is known which comprises two stripping-laying apparatus... | a METhod OF THiS Kind HaS BEEN DescrIBed. oNly tHE aCTuaL trACkS aRe rEfiLlED in tHiS knOWN mETHoD, wHerEAS The roADWaY strIP lyINg BeTwEen two neIGhBoUriNG tRAcks Is NoT rEneweD (geRmaN SpeCiFiCAtION NO. iS de-A-25 24 762).
THe inVeNtION also RELATes To A DEVIcE For carRYING oUt THe MethoD. In ThIs connECTiOn an aPPaR... | A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lyingbetween two neighbouringtracks is notrenewed (German Specification No. is DE-A-25 24 762). The invention alsorelatesto adevice for carrying outthe method. In this connecti... | _A_ method of this kind has _been_ described. Only the actual tracks _are_ refilled in this known method, whereas _the_ roadway _strip_ lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE-A-25 _24_ 762). The invention also _relates_ to a device for carrying out _the_ _method._ In this c... |
Optical discs have fast become an industry standard for data storage in the fields of computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact discs (CDs), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical discs usually hav... | Optical discs have fast become an industry standard for data storage in the fields of computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact discs (CDs), Digital telecasting (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical discs usual... | Optical discs have fast become an industry standard for data storage in the fields of computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact discs (CDs ), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs ), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical discs usually h... | Optical have become an industry standard for data storage in the fields computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact discs (CDs), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical discs have digital data recorde... | OpTICAl DIscs hAVe fast bEcOME An iNdUStrY STandard FoR DATa STORAGe In the FIELds OF cOmpUtERs, vIdEo, AND MuSic. oPtiCAl DiScS iNclude, BUT ARe nOT LImITEd to, cOMPAcT dISCS (CdS), DIgiTal video (or VerSaTIle) dIsCs (dvdS), And GAmE sySTem dIscs iN a varIETY Of fORmaTS. cOmmercialLy pROduCED oPticaL disCS UsuAlLY hav... | Optical discs have fast become an industry standard for data storage in the fields of computers,video, and music. Optical discs include, butare not limited to, compact discs(CDs), DigitalVideo (orVersatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced op... | Optical discs have fast become an industry _standard_ for data storage in the _fields_ of computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact _discs_ (CDs), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced _optical_ discs usu... |
I. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to wireless communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a novel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system.
II. Descr... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to wireless communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a novel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system. II. Descr... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to wireless communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a novel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system. II. Descr... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a and improved system and method for the monitoring management of the loading of a Code Division Access (CDMA) wireless communication system. II. Description the Art In field of Acce... | I. fIELd of THE InVenTIOn
thE pResEnT iNvENtION RELATEs geNeRAllY to WIRelESS COMmUNicatiONs. MOrE pARTIcuLaRLy, tHE pREsEnt InvenTIOn Is DirECTeD TO a NOVel And iMpROvED sysTEM And method foR thE monitoRinG aND manaGeMEnt Of THe loadinG Of a codE DiVIsion muLtIpLe accEsS (cdma) WIrELEss ComMUniCaTioN SYstem.
iI. DEscR... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to wireless communications.Moreparticularly, thepresent invention is directed to a novel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of aCode Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communicatio... | _I._ _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates generally to wireless communications. More _particularly,_ the present invention is _directed_ to _a_ novel _and_ improved system _and_ method for the _monitoring_ and _management_ of _the_ loading _of_ _a_ Code Division Multiple Access _(CDMA)_ wireless com... |
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. In particular, the invention relates to such lighting fixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where a plurality of su... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. In particular, the invention relates to such lighting fixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where a plurality of su... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. In particular, the invention relates to cucY lighting fixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where a pluTalit% of su... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant In particular, relates to such lighting fixtures, their methods of use, their use systems where plurality of such fixtures are used in combinat... | A. FIeLD OF THE invEnTIon
The pResENT INvENTioN relateS To LighTiNg FIxtureS That produCE hiGh iNTENSITY, COnTRolled, and CONCENtRATED lighT beaMs for use At relaTiVEly DisTanT tARgETs. iN PARTiculAr, THE inVEnTiOn ReLAteS to sucH lIghTINg FixtURes, tHeir MEthODS of uSe, aNd tHEir UsE IN systEmS WheRe a plURALITy OF SU... | A. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams foruse at relatively distant targets. Inparticular, the invention relates to such lightingfixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where ... | A. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated _light_ beams for _use_ at relatively distant targets. In particular, _the_ invention _relates_ to such lighting _fixtures,_ _their_ _methods_ of use, and their use _in_ systems _wher... |
The present invention relates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform.
An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The size of the ICD is primarily determine... | The present invention relates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform. An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The size of the ICD is primarily determine... | The present invention relates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform. An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The size of the ICD is primarily determine... | The present invention relates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform. ICD to be a relatively large device for in the human body. The size of the ICD is primarily determined by the battery and capac... | thE prEsEnt InvEntIoN ReLAteS to IMPLanTablE MeDICal deViCEs, AnD moRE PARTICUlaRLy to aN iMpLaNtaBLE caRDIOVeRTEr defiBrIllATOR (iCD) ConFIgurED to PROvide a lOw pAIN DeFIBRILlatION WavefoRm.
AN ICD coNTInUES To BE a RelATIvELY lArge DEvice FOR impLantatioN in tHE hUMan BoDy. thE SiZE of thE iCD IS PrIMarily DEtErMine... | The present invention relates toimplantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillationwaveform.An ICD continues to be a relatively largedevice for implantation in the human body. The sizeof the ICD is prim... | _The_ present invention relates to implantable _medical_ devices, and _more_ particularly _to_ _an_ _implantable_ _cardioverter_ defibrillator (ICD) configured _to_ provide a low pain defibrillation _waveform._ An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for _implantation_ in the human body. The size of the ICD _i... |
This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management.
The telecommunications industry is in ... | This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management. The telecommunications industry is in ... | This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management. The telecommunications industry is in ... | This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications and more particularly this invention relates to between a base station B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management. The telecommunications industry is in the of developing a new gene... | THis INveNtioN reLAtEs geNEralLY to COmmunICATiON WIThIN A mOBILe TelEcommUNicATioNS SYSteM, and mORE pArTiCulaRLY ThIS iNVEnTiON RelAteS to COmmuNIcatiON betweeN a basE StatIOn (node B) aND A rADIo NetWork cOnTroLlEr (rnc) In ORdeR To ENhANCE cAll cONtrOl And ResoURcE MaNaGeMENt.
ThE teleComMUniCATiONs induSTrY Is iN ... | This invention relatesgenerallyto communication within amobiletelecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates tocommunicationbetween a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management. The telecommunications industr... | This invention _relates_ generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications _system,_ and more particularly this invention _relates_ to communication between a base station (Node B) and _a_ radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call _control_ and resource management. The telecommunications indus... |
The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for example, t... | The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for example, t... | The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting neH@ork traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for SxampOe, t... | The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. More the present invention relates to methods and apparatus traffic. more specifically, techniques are for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for example, troubleshooting, balancing, and reliability. Generally spe... | THE pREsENt INvEntiON ReLatES To TRaNSMisSioN Of datA in A NeTwOrk ENVIrONMENt. mORE SpecIFicaLLY, THE PRESENT iNVEnTion rELates To METHoDS and apPARATUS RedIrEctInG NETwOrK TrAFFIc. sTilL moRE sPECiFiCAlLy, tecHNIQuEs Are dEsCrIBED heReIN fOr REPlICaTINg pacKeT flOws FOr A VaRIetY Of pUrpoSeS iNCLUDInG, For EXaMpLe, T... | The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. Morespecifically, the present invention relates tomethods andapparatus redirecting networktraffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for avarietyof purposes including, f... | The present invention relates _to_ transmission of data in _a_ network environment. More _specifically,_ _the_ present invention relates to methods _and_ apparatus redirecting _network_ traffic. Still more _specifically,_ _techniques_ are described herein for _replicating_ packet flows for a variety _of_ purposes inclu... |
The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreciated, however, that the inve... | The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreciated, however, that the inve... | The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreciated, however, that the inve... | The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to appreciated, however, the has broader and may be a... | tHE pReseNt InVEnTioN RElAteS to ThE ARt OF POrTaBle CommodES for PATIENT CaRE And InvaLiD asSiStanCe. it FiNds ParTicuLAR APplIcaTIoN in COnjunCTIoN WITH PORTabLe cOmMODEs haVinG SePaRATe, DeTAcHabLe sEaTs Or lIDS, and Will be DEScriBED wITH PArticular rEfereNCe ThEReTO. iT Is to Be aPpREcIaTED, HOWEveR, thAt ThE InVE... | Thepresent invention relates to the art ofportable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application inconjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids,and willbedescribed with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreciated, how... | _The_ present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for _patient_ _care_ and invalid _assistance._ It finds particular _application_ in conjunction with portable commodes _having_ separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular _reference_ thereto. It is to be appreciated, however,... |
Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high-resolution measurement in the direction of the Z-axis, i.e., in longitudinal directions of the beam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit that typically is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen holding devic... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high-resolution measurement in the direction of the Z-axis, i.e., in longitudinal directions of the beam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit that typically is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen holding devic... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high - resolution measurement in the direction of the Z - axis, i. e. , in longitudinal directions of the gdam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit that typiVaOly is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen holding... | Confocal particularly suitable for the high-resolution in direction of the Z-axis, i.e., in longitudinal directions of the beam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit typically is a laser. A specimen the specimen holding device is illuminated by the illuminating unit. To... | CoNfoCaL miCRoSCopeS aRE PArTIcUlARLY sUITABle FoR tHE hiGh-ReSoLUtiOn measuREMenT In ThE dIrECTIOn OF tHe z-aXIs, I.e., IN loNgItudiNAl dIreCtIOnS Of THE Beam pAth oF ThE MIcRoSCoPE. tO THIS end, cOnfOCAL micRoScoPEs ComPRISe aN ILlUmiNATIng uNiT tHAT TypICALLy Is a lASer. a SpEcimen HelD by THE SPeCimEn hOlDinG dEVIc... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high-resolution measurement in the direction of the Z-axis,i.e.,in longitudinaldirections of the beam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit that typically is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen ho... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high-resolution measurement in the direction of the Z-axis, i.e., in longitudinal directions of the beam path of the _microscope._ To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit _that_ _typically_ is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen holding... |
The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method.
In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, some apparatuses... | The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, some apparatuses... | The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs ), that qlloE cak<er - callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data uWve been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, some apparatu... | The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication with an external between users while reproducing content have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, some allow a user to independen... | The PResent DisclOSUrE RELates To a COntRol AppArAtus ANd A contrOL metHoD.
In recent yEARs, ApPARaTusEs, sUcH aS PerSOnAL comPuTErs (PcS), tHAt AllOw caLlEr-CALLeE cOmmuniCATION with an extERnal AppARAtus beTWeEN UsErS whiLE rePROduCINg CoNtEnT DATa HaVe bEeN IN wIDESPReAD usE. amONG SUch ApParAtUSES, somE APparatusEs... | The present disclosurerelates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuse... | The present _disclosure_ relates to a control _apparatus_ and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, _such_ as personal _computers_ (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication _with_ an external _apparatus_ between users while reproducing _content_ data have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, so... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment of packets within a network device.
2. Description of the Relat... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment of packets within a network device. 2. Description of the Relat... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In partidu;ar, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment of packets within a network device. 2. Description of the Relat... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment packets within network device. 2. Description the Art Over last several years, t... | 1. FIELd oF the INVenTiOn
THIS invenTION ReLateS to systEMS AND MeTHOds FoR FLOw cONtrOl wiTHiN A dIgItAl commUNICaTIoNs nEtWORk. IN PaRtIcULAr, tHIS INveNtiOn Is RELATEd tO sysTEms And MethoDs for perfOrMInG seRVice dIfFeRENtiaTIOn REgArDING THE TReaTmEnt oF pACKEtS WIthIN A NEtWOrk DeviCe.
2. DEScRIpTIon oF ThE RELAT... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performingservice differentiationregarding the treatment ofpackets within a network device. 2. Descript... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention _This_ invention relates to systems and methods _for_ _flow_ control within a _digital_ _communications_ network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for _performing_ service differentiation regarding the _treatment_ _of_ packets _within_ a network device. _2._ ... |
When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material such as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering with the surfa... | When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material such as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering with the surfa... | When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material such as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering with the surfa... | When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent microwaves, such as liquid the of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material such as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, with reflection. In some situations, e.g. w... | WhEn USinG raDAr leveL GaUgiNG To DeterMiNE tHe LevEl Of CErtAin proDucts, IN PaRTIculAR pROduCtS whiCh are rElaTiVEly trANspArent To MicrowaveS, sUcH As LIquiD gAseS, tHE botTom of THE taNK, WhIch MaY BE of A HIghLY reFLeCTivE materiaL SUcH AS MetaL, mAY caUse A rElAtIVeLY strONG reFlECtIon, INTeRFeriNG WITh The SUrfA... | When using radarlevel gauging to determinethe level of certain products, inparticular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of thetank, which may be ofa highly reflective material such asmetal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering ... | When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in _particular_ products which are relatively transparent _to_ _microwaves,_ such as liquid gases, the bottom of the _tank,_ which may be of _a_ _highly_ _reflective_ material such as _metal,_ may cause a _relatively_ strong reflection, _interfe... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a water lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements are particularly suited ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a water lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements are particularly suited ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more pargicularlu to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in suppo$tiBg a water lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements are particularly suited ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a assembly and particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a water lubricated shaft in large naval 2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies elastomeric elements particularly suited for this purpose because of excellent ability to w... | 1. fielD OF THE iNVeNtIon
THIs InVENtIoN ReLaTES tO A beaRIng aSSEmbly anD mOrE PaRTICuLARly TO a NEw aNd NOvEl BeaRInG asSEMblY FOr use In sUPPOrTiNG A WaTeR LUbrICated PRopElleR SHAFT AS in LaRge naVal sHIPS.
2. desCRiptIon oF tHE PRior aRt
BEaRINg ASSEMBlieS With elAStOmERiC BEarinG ELemEnts are pARtIcuLARLy sUitEd ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This inventionrelates to a bearing assembly and more particularlyto a new and novel bearing assembly for use insupporting awater lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships.2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements are parti... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a bearing _assembly_ and more _particularly_ to a _new_ and novel bearing _assembly_ for use _in_ supporting a _water_ lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval _ships._ 2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies _with_ elastomeric bearing elements are part... |
A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. Position sensing systems have been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensing, magneti... | A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, inside the body. Position sensing systems have been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensing, magneti... | A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, wispensiJg devices and implants, within the body. Position sensing systems have been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensing, magneti... | A wide range medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. have been developed for tracking objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensing, magnetic field generators are typically ... | A widE rangE OF mediCAl pROcEDures involvE PlACING obJecTs, SUCH As sEnSoRS, TUBEs, CaTHEterS, DISpeNSinG DevIceS aNd ImPlAnTs, WitHiN tHE bodY. pOsiTIoN SEnSIng SYStEMs HAVE Been DevELopeD for TrackINg such obJEcts. MAGnEtIC poSiTion sEnSIng Is oNE of ThE MeTHodS kNOwN iN ThE arT. IN MAgnetIC pOsItIoN SEnsiNG, MagnetI... | A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. Position sensing systems have been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic positi... | A wide range of medical procedures involve placing _objects,_ such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. Position _sensing_ systems have _been_ _developed_ for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of _the_ methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensin... |
1. Field
Example embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentation and/or zone-based defragmentation methods thereof.
2. Description of Conventional Art
Unlike a hard disk, a flash memory may not support an overwrite operation. For this reason, an erase operation may b... | 1. Field Example embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentation and/or zone-based defragmentation methods thereof. 2. Description of Conventional Art different a hard disk, a flash memory may not support an overwrite operation. For this reason, an erase operation ma... | 1. Field Example embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentation and / or zone - bwqed defragmentation methods thereof. 2. Description of Conventional Art Unlike a ha$C disk, a flash memory may not support an overwrite operation. For this reZsoM, an erase operation m... | 1. Field Example embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate user devices supporting defragmentation and/or zone-based defragmentation methods thereof. 2. Description of Conventional Art Unlike a hard disk, a flash memory may not support overwrite operation. For this reason, an erase operation may be perf... | 1. FiELd
ExAmPle EmBOdiMenTS of inveNTIVE CONCEpts deScRIBeD heREIN RElaTe To UsER DevIceS SUpPortiNG DeFraGmentatioN ANd/OR zoNe-baSed dEFrAgMEntATIoN methODs ThereoF.
2. Description of convENtioNaL aRt
unlIKe A hARd Disk, a FLasH MeMOrY MAy NOt sUPPorT an ovERWriTE OpERatION. For thIS ReaSoN, aN eRase oPeRAtiOn MAY B... | 1. Field Example embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentationand/or zone-based defragmentationmethods thereof. 2. Description of Conventional ArtUnlike ahard disk, a flash memorymay not support an overwrite operation. For this reason, an erase operat... | 1. Field Example embodiments of inventive _concepts_ described herein _relate_ to _user_ devices supporting defragmentation and/or _zone-based_ defragmentation methods thereof. 2. Description _of_ _Conventional_ Art Unlike a _hard_ disk, a flash memory _may_ not support an _overwrite_ operation. For this reason, an era... |
A. Field of the Invention
This invention is related to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, which can be grouped to constitute a glassware forming machine of the type includ... | A. Field of the Invention This invention is related to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, which can be grouped to constitute a glassware forming machine of the type includ... | A. Field of the Invention This invention is related to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, which can be grouped to constitute a glassware forming machine of the type includ... | A. Field of the Invention invention is related to a method a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a and a machine, as an individual forming section including single multiple cavities, which can be grouped to constitute a glassware forming machine of the type including multiple indiv... | A. FIELD oF THe inventIon
ThiS invEnTIOn iS rELATeD tO a MeThod AN a mAchinE For tHe proDuctIOn of GLaSSWarE aRTIclEs AnD MORE spEcIFicALLy TO a metHod aNd A macHiNE, aS aN INdivIdUaL fORmINg SECtioN INCluDiNg sIngle oR mULTIPLe cavitIES, WHiCH caN be GROUPEd To COnsTituTE a gLasswARE FoRMiNG MaCHine of tHE tYpE IncLud... | A. Field of the Invention This invention is related toamethod an a machine for the production of glassware articles andmore specifically to a method and a machine, as anindividualforming section including single ormultiplecavities, which can be groupedtoconstitute a glasswareforming machine of the type i... | A. Field of the Invention This _invention_ _is_ related to _a_ method _an_ a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a _method_ and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, _which_ can be grouped to constitute _a_ glassware forming machine of t... |
In certain architectures, service providers and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end users. The conferencing architecture can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a network. Conferencing architectures can also deliver real-time interactions between people ... | In certain architectures, service providers and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing servicing for their end users. The conferencing architecture can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a network. Conferencing architectures can also deliver real-time interactions between people... | In certain architectures, service providers and / or enterprKseQ may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end usRgs. The conferencing architecture can offer an “ in - person ” conference experience over a network. ConferenciMH architectures can also deliver real - time interactions between... | certain architectures, service providers and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end users. can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a Conferencing architectures can also real-time interactions between people using advanced visual, and multimedia technologies... | in CerTaIN arCHiTecturES, sERVice PRoVIDeRS anD/oR EnteRprIseS MAY SEEK tO OFFer sOphisTICATed oNliNE ConFErenCiNG SeRvIces for thEiR end useRs. tHE cOnFerENcInG aRcHitECTURE CAn ofFER AN “in-PERSon” CONFErENce expeRiEncE OVER A netWOrk. COnFEREncINg ArchitecTUres CaN aLSo DEliver ReaL-tIMe INtERACtIONs betweEN PEOpLe ... | In certain architectures, service providers and/orenterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing servicesfor their end users. The conferencing architecture can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a network. Conferencing architectures can also deliver real-timeinteracti... | In certain architectures, service providers and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated _online_ conferencing services _for_ _their_ end users. The conferencing _architecture_ can offer an _“in-person”_ _conference_ experience over _a_ network. Conferencing architectures can also deliver real-time interactions b... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the on-demand production of laser ablation transfer ("LAT") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on-demand (or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation transfer imaging scien... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the on-demand production of laser ablation transfer ("LAT") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on-demand (or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation transfer imaging scien... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the on - demand production of laser ablation transfer (" LAT ") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on - demand (or on - line) economical pr0ductioh of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation transfer imagi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the on-demand production laser ablation ("LAT") imaging films, and, more especially, to on-demand (or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in ablation transfer science ("LATIS"). 2. Description o... | 1. field of THe iNVEntIOn
thE presENt iNVEnTiOn relaTeS to THe oN-dEmAnD ProductiON Of LasER aBLAtioN TrAnSfER ("laT") iMagIng FilmS, AND, MOre esPecIaLLy, to the oN-DeMANd (oR on-lINe) eCoNOMicAL PRoDuctIon OF lat iMAGiNG fIlmS PrEsEnting oPtiONs oF flEXIBILITy hitHerto unknoWn In LASEr ablAtIon TRaNSfEr IMaGing ScIEN... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to the on-demand production of laser ablation transfer("LAT") imaging films,and, more especially, tothe on-demand (or on-line) economical production of LAT imagingfilms presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknowninlaser ablation transfer imaging ... | _1._ Field _of_ the _Invention_ The present invention relates to the on-demand production of laser ablation transfer ("LAT") _imaging_ films, _and,_ more especially, to the _on-demand_ (or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging films _presenting_ options of flexibility hitherto _unknown_ in _laser_ ablation _tra... |
Wireless communication systems are well known in the art. Generally, such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive wireless communication signals between each other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subs... | Wireless communication systems are well known in the art. Generally, such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive wireless communication signals between each other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subs... | Wireless communication systems are well known in the art. Generally, such systems comprise commujicagion stations that transmit and receive wireless communication signals between DaDh other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subs... | Wireless communication are well in the art. Generally, such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive wireless communication between each other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subscriber stations. In Co... | wIRelEsS COMMUnicAtIoN SyStemS ARE wElL kNOwN iN tHE aRT. genERALLy, SuCH sYSTEms CoMprISe cOmMunICaTion STatIoNs ThAT trANsmit ANd RECEiVE wirelEss CoMMuNIcATIon SiGnALS bETWeen EAcH oTheR. tYPICallY, bASe STatIOnS ArE pRoviDeD WHiCH aRe CapaBLE of cOnDUCtiNg wirELeSs Concurrent cOmmUNICAtIoNs wiTH A plUraliTy Of sUbs... | Wirelesscommunication systems are well known inthe art. Generally, such systems comprise communicationstationsthat transmit and receive wireless communication signals betweeneach other.Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wirelessconcurrent communicationswith a pluralit... | Wireless communication _systems_ are well known _in_ _the_ _art._ _Generally,_ _such_ systems comprise communication stations _that_ transmit and receive _wireless_ _communication_ signals between each other. _Typically,_ base stations are provided which are capable _of_ conducting wireless concurrent communications wi... |
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The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding to the operation... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding to the operation... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to opeGatjons of a Uedr Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding to the operation... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding to operations of UE, and devices ther... | 1. fiELD OF tHe InVentIOn
ThE PrEsEnT iNVEntION relAtES GENEralLy tO A WirELess MObIle cOMmuNiCaTIon SySTem, aND More PartiCULArLy, to oPERATIONs of A USer eQuiPMEnt (Ue) iNcluDINg A trANSMISSiON POwer cOnTROl PrOCEsS And a mULTiplexiNg ProcEss of ThE uE, opERAtIONs oF a BAse sTATioN (BS) CorReSPOnDiNG To tHe oPeratION... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to operations of a UserEquipment (UE) including atransmission powercontrolprocess and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) correspondingto the o... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to _operations_ _of_ a User Equipment _(UE)_ including a transmission _power_ control process and a multiplexing process _of_ _the_ UE, _operations_ of a Base Station _(BS)_ correspondin... |
The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control system therefore.
Some conveyo... | The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control system therefore. Some conveyo... | The present invention is directed to a conFey)r belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control system therefore. Some conveyo... | The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control therefore. conveyor mechanisms a movin... | the pREsent iNVENTiON iS dIRECteD To a COnVEyor Belt clEAner sCRApeR blade fOR sCRAPINg AdheRenT MATERIal FrOm A ConVEyoR beLT, aND IN PArtiCULaR to a coNveyoR bELt cLeaNeR SCRApeR BlaDE iNclUDinG onE oR MOre seNsORs For MONitOrinG the OPeRaTing COnDITIonS oF THE ScraPeR BlADE AND contRoL SYStEM ThErefoRe.
SOMe coNvEyO... | The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to aconveyor beltcleaner scraper blade including one or moresensors for monitoring the operatingconditions of the scraper blade and controlsystem there... | The present invention is _directed_ to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade _for_ scraping _adherent_ _material_ from a conveyor _belt,_ and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade _including_ one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control system therefore. ... |
Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for much the same reason certain search engines are a success—it brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in an area separa... | Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for lots the same reason certain search engines are a success—it brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in an area separa... | Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for compWnieQ like Googo4. Such advertising is a success for much the same reason certain search engines are a suvcrss — it brings IDers information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in an area sepa... | Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for much the same reason search engines are a brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is provided along with search results, often in an area separate from the actual results th... | TarGetED Web adVeRTisiNG has bECome A Very SuCcesSFUl bUsinEsS for CompANIEs lIKE GOOgLE. Such AdVeRtisiNg Is A sucCEss for MucH thE sAme ReASon CerTaiN SeArch EnGinEs are a suCCess—iT brInGS uSERs InFORMATION THat iS rElEvANT tO tHEm. ADvERTisInG Is tYPicAlly pRoViDEd alOng WiTh SeArcH RESULtS, OFtEn in An areA sEPARa... | Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for much the same reason certainsearch enginesare a success—it brings users information that is relevant to them.Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in... | Targeted web advertising has become a very successful _business_ for companies like Google. _Such_ advertising _is_ a success for much the same reason certain search engines _are_ a success—it brings _users_ information that is relevant to _them._ _Advertising_ is typically provided along _with_ search _results,_ often... |
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The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article of a synthetic resin or, in particular, of a vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electricity... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article of a synthetic resin or, in particular, of a vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electricity... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article of a shnYhetic resin or, in particular, of a vinyl chloride - based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electrici... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article of a synthetic or, in of a vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electricity surface of a article of a v... | 1. fiElD OF tHE InVENtION
tHE PrESENt iNVENtION ReLATes to a MEthod FOR ImprOvinG sUrFaCe prOPERTIES Of a shApeD arTICLe oF a SyNtHETIC reSiN Or, in pArtiCUlaR, of a VINyl CHLoRIde-bAsED rEsIN. MorE PARTiCulaRLy, The InveNTION reLATes tO A MeThOd FOr rEDUcINg ElEcTrOsTATic ChArgiNg Or AccumULatIOn oF StAtIC eleCTricITy... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article of a synthetic resin or, inparticular,of avinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relatesto a methodfor reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation ofsta... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a _method_ for improving surface properties of _a_ shaped article of a synthetic resin or, in particular, of _a_ vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, _the_ invention relates _to_ a method for _reducing_ electrostatic charging or accumulation _of_ st... |
Performing floating point multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with an operand a, the products .+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4a are required. All such products except .+-.3a are easily obtained with simple bit shifts.... | Performing floating point multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with an operand a, the products .+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4a are required. All such products except .+-.3a are easily obtained with simple bit shifts.... | Performing floating point multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix - 8 Booth encoding with an operand a, the products. + -. a, . + -. 2a, . + -. 3a, and. + -. 4a are required. All such products except. + -. 3a are easily obtained with simp... | Performing point multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with an operand a, the products .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4a required. All such products except .+-.3a are easily obtained with simple bit shifts. One way to obtain 3... | peRfORMing FloatINg PoiNt MuLtIpLIcAtiON oF bINARY oPeRANdS witH BOotH EnCodiNG RequIReS sEVERAl MUlTIPleS Of tHe oPerAnDs. SPeCifICally, fOR radix-8 booTH EncOdinG witH aN OperaND a, tHe ProducTS .+-.A, .+-.2A, .+-.3a, aND .+-.4a are ReQuireD. aLL SucH proDuctS ExCEpT .+-.3a ArE EAsiLy OBTaIneD wiTH SIMPle Bit shiFts.... | Performing floatingpoint multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires severalmultiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with anoperand a, the products.+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4aarerequired.All suchproducts except .+-.3a are easilyobtained with simple bit ... | Performing floating point _multiplication_ of binary operands with Booth encoding _requires_ several multiples of _the_ operands. Specifically, _for_ radix-8 Booth _encoding_ with an operand _a,_ the products .+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4a are required. All such _products_ except _.+-.3a_ are easily obtained with si... |
Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to ice formation on aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the weight or the drag of an aircraft can result in a stall speed that is higher than it would otherwise ... | Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to ice formation on aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the weight or the drag of an aircraft can result in a stall speed that is higher than it would otherwise ... | Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to ice formation on aircraft s7rfacFs. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can iJcreaXe the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the weight or the drag of an aircraft can result in a stall speed that is higher than it would otherwise ... | Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to ice aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can increase the of aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. the weight or the drag of an aircraft can result in a stall speed that is higher it would be in an ice-free condition. Ice formation on lifting sur... | cErTAIn atMosphErIc CONDitiONs can leaD to ice FoRMaTIOn oN aIRCRAfT SUrFAcEs. ICe foRMaTion on aircraFt suRfaCeS CaN InCrEase The WeiGHt OF THe aIrcRAFT aND cAn INCReaSe tHE dRAG Of thE Aircraft. IncReAsiNG eIther THe WEIgHt Or the DRag of an AiRCRAft can rESuLT in A sTaLL SPeEd tHat iS higHeR THAn IT WoUlD OtHErwIse ... | Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to ice formation on aircraft surfaces. Iceformation onaircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the weight or the drag ofan aircraft can resultin a stall speed that is higher th... | Certain atmospheric _conditions_ _can_ lead to ice formation on aircraft surfaces. _Ice_ _formation_ _on_ aircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of _the_ _aircraft._ Increasing either the weight or _the_ drag of an aircraft can _result_ _in_ _a_ stall speed that is higher _t... |
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The present invention relates to a method for preparing Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a variety of plant species by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a method which provides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugars from the polyethylene... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for preparing Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a variety of plant species by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a method which provides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugars from the polyethylene... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for preparing Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a variety of plant sp4ci2s by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a method which provides for the removal of c#ttain phosphorylated sJFars from the polyethylene... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a of plant species by crystallization with glycol, and more particularly to a method provides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugars from the polyethylene glycol solution and allows recycling... | 1. fiELD oF THE iNVEntiOn
ThE PrESenT INvENTiOn RELaTEs tO A METhOd FOR pRepARing FraCTION I PrOtEIn fRoM uNPuRiFIeD eXtRaCTs OF a VARIETy of PLaNT spEcies By CryStAlliZatiON wiTH poLyetHYLeNE gLyCol, AND MoRe pArTIcularLY to a METHOd Which ProVIdEs For THe REMovAl OF ceRtAIn phOSpHOryLAteD sUgARs frOM The PolYeTHYLeNE... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa method for preparingFraction I protein from unpurifiedextracts of avariety of plant species bycrystallizationwith polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a method whichprovides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugarsfrom the... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a method for preparing Fraction I _protein_ from _unpurified_ _extracts_ of _a_ variety of plant species by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a _method_ which provides for the removal of certain _phosphorylated_ sugars from th... |
Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Part of this trend is driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interconnections con... | Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Part of this trend is driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interconnections con... | Lead - free intersonneFtion between structures and lead - free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Part of this trend is driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interconnections... | Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in semiconductor industry. Part of this trend is driven by concern over the of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use lead in the semiconductor Soldered interconnections containing lead are for ... | lEad-fReE INterConnEctION BEtWeEn STruCTUReS ANd lEad-fReE DiE attaChMEnT are GrOwiNg TrEnDs, PARtICULArly in ThE seMicoNDucToR inDUstry. pART oF THIs TREND IS DrIvEN By coNCERn OVER tHe uSe of LEAd, WIth sOmE GOverning Bodies sChEdUlED to Ban the usE OF LEad In thE semIcOnDuCtOr iNduStrY. SolDEREd inTERCoNnECTIoNS cON... | Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Partof thistrendis driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodiesscheduled tobanthe use of lead in the semiconductorindustry.Solderedinterconne... | Lead-free _interconnection_ between structures and lead-free die _attachment_ _are_ growing _trends,_ particularly in the _semiconductor_ _industry._ Part of _this_ trend is driven _by_ _concern_ over _the_ use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to _ban_ _the_ use _of_ _lead_ in the semiconductor _industry._... |
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12... | FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12... | FIG. 1 is a peGspectiDe view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an ilpuztration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12... | FIG. 1 is a perspective showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present and FIG. 2 is illustration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12 a plurality of stack... | FiG. 1 IS A persPECTivE ViEw SHOWInG A sTACkeD CErAmic caPAciTOR aS The baCkGRoUNd ARt of The pRESEnT INVeNTION, And FiG. 2 iS an IllUstRATIon diAgrAm sHowING AN InTernaL STRUCturE THeReoF. A staCkED ceRAmIc CaPACItoR 10 iNCLudes A cERAMIC BODY 12 HavIng, For exAmpLe, A recTANGULar PArALLELepIPed ShApe. CErAMIC boDY 12... | FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stackedceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustration diagram showing an internalstructure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having,for example,a rectangular parallelepipedshape. Ceramic ... | FIG. 1 _is_ a perspective _view_ showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as _the_ background art _of_ the present invention, _and_ FIG. _2_ _is_ an _illustration_ diagram _showing_ an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor _10_ includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, _a_ rectangular _parallelepiped... |
This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductor fabrication industries. Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or other ma... | This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductor fabrication industries. Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or other ma... | This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductor fabrication industries. Manufacturing proVess#s for a wide vari2tU of products utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or other ma... | This invention generally to manufacturing processes in the hard compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and fabrication Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or square fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or other materials. and other applications require the use of c... | tHIs InveNtion rELATes GeNErAlLY to MaNUfACTUriNG PRoCEsSEs in THE haRd DISk, COmPACT DISK, LiquiD cRYstAl diSPlay, SOLAr CeLl, ANd SEmicONDuctor faBRicATiON IndUstRIeS. manufACTUrINg ProcessEs fOR A WiDe variETy of PrOdUcts UTILIze thIn CircuLar Or SqUaRe wAfer mEDia fABrIcaTEd FrOM mEtaL, plaStiC, sIlicON oR oTHer mA... | This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk,compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductorfabrication industries.Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or o... | This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid _crystal_ display, solar _cell,_ _and_ _semiconductor_ fabrication industries. Manufacturing _processes_ for a wide variety _of_ products utilize thin circular or square wafer media _fabricated_ _from_ metal, _plastic,_ s... |
This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as cooling water was passed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling or the method of rec... | This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as cooling water was passed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling or the method of rec... | This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as cooling water was pWswed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling or the method of rec... | This invention relates to apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as water was passed inside refractory insulating material the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling or the method of recirculating coolant r... | ThIS INvenTIon RelateS to AN AppArATUS For COOlinG skID pipES in a cONtiNuOus SLAb reHEATing fURnACe. tHE cONvENtIonaL METhOd FOr cOOlinG thE sAid SKId piPes WaS suCH tHaT coOlAnt sUcH As COOLIng waTeR wAS pASSED INSIDe refRACtory iNSuLATING MaTERiaL covEriNg thE Skid piPES. BUT EVApoRaTIVE cooLIng oR THe methOd OF rec... | This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as cooling waterwas passed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling ... | This invention relates to _an_ _apparatus_ for cooling skid pipes _in_ _a_ continuous slab reheating furnace. _The_ conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes _was_ such that coolant such as cooling water was passed inside refractory insulating _material_ covering _the_ skid _pipes._ But _evaporative_ cooling ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method using a sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained by a linear image sensor, thus inputting a two-dimen... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method using a sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained by a linear image sensor, thus inputting a two-dimen... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scaBn9ng method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method tsiHg a sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained by a linear image sensor, thus inputting a two - di... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and image scanning method using a scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained linear image sensor, thus inputting a two-dimensional manuscript im... | 1. FIELD of tHE invENtION
the presEnt iNvEntIOn RELaTes TO an Image ScaNNInG APpaRaTuS aNd aN image ScAnnING mETHOD AND IN pARTicuLaR, To An IMAGe sCaNnInG AppaRAtUS aND AN iMAge ScanNING meTHoD USiNg A SuB SCAN MEcHAniSm fOr CoMbining a lIneAr pArTIAl imAgE OBtAINeD BY a LinEar IMagE SENSoR, ThUS InPUtting a tWO-dimEN... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates toan image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning methodusing a sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained by a linear imagesensor, thus input... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an image _scanning_ apparatus _and_ an _image_ scanning _method_ and in _particular,_ _to_ an image scanning apparatus _and_ an _image_ scanning _method_ using _a_ _sub_ scan mechanism for combining a linear partial _image_ _obtained_ by a linear _image_ sens... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a locking structure. More particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track.
2. Description of Related Art
Recently, the commonly used server host in the industry is mainly a stackable and seriall... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a locking structure. More particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track. 2. Description of Related Art Recently, the commonly used server host in the industry is mainly a stackable and seriall... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a lockjny structure. More particularly, the present invention relates to a lock(nh structure applied to a boaTr sliding in a track. 2. Description of Related Art Recently, the commonly used server host in the industry is nAinly a stackable and seriall... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a locking structure. More particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structure applied to a board sliding a 2. Description of Related Art Recently, the used server host in the industry is mainly a stackable and serially connected rack mo... | 1. FIeLd OF tHe INVENTION
thE pReseNT invEntion GenerAlLy relaTEs TO a LOCKIng sTRucTURE. MORe ParTicUlArLy, THe PreseNT iNVeNtION relATES to A LOcKinG STrUCture APplIED tO A BoaRd slidiNG IN a tRack.
2. DesCrIpTiON Of ReLatEd Art
rEcEntLy, THe COmMONLY useD SErver hoSt in THe iNDUStRY Is maiNLY A StACkaBlE aND seRIAll... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventiongenerally relates toa locking structure.More particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structureapplied to aboard sliding in a track. 2. Description of Related Art Recently,thecommonly used serverhost in the industry is mainly a stackableand se... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention generally _relates_ to a locking structure. More particularly, the present _invention_ relates to _a_ locking _structure_ _applied_ to a board sliding in a track. 2. Description of Related Art Recently, the commonly _used_ server host in _the_ industry is mainly a stack... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a resin composition having a high impact resistance.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Bisphenols the nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame retarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a resin composition having a high impact resistance. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bisphenols the nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame retarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a resin composition having a high impact resistance. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bisphenols the nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame retarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A ... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates to a having a high impact resistance. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bisphenols the nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, A, are known to be flame agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A in various synthetic resins to flame-retardant resin compo... | 1. fIeLd oF tHe inVeNTioN
thiS InVentiON RELATES TO a Resin cOmpoSItIon hAVinG a hiGh iMpAcT RESIstaNce.
2. DESCrIPTION of ThE PRIor aRt
biSpHenOlS thE nUcleuS oF WhicH Is SUBStItuted With A halogen, PaRticUlARlY, TEtrAbROmObiSPhEnoL a, ARe KnoWn tO Be flAme rETarDING AgEnTs. the iNCORpoRaTIOn Of tEtraBROmoBisPHenoL A ... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates to a resin composition having a high impact resistance. 2. Description of thePrior Art Bisphenols the nucleus of which issubstituted withahalogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known tobe flameretarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabr... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ This invention _relates_ to a resin composition having _a_ high _impact_ resistance. 2. Description of _the_ Prior Art Bisphenols _the_ nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, _tetrabromobisphenol_ _A,_ are known _to_ be flame retarding agents. The incorporation of te... |
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