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The present invention relates to a road manhole of the type defining a centre axis and comprising: a frame which delimits an opening and which is provided with an internal collar which extends radially inwards, a cover which comprises a blocking web which is intended to block the opening and a cyl... | The present invention relates to a road manhole of the type defining a centre axis and comprising: a frame which delimitate an opening and which is provided with an internal collar which extends radially inwards, a cover which comprises a blocking web which is intended to block the opening and a cylindrical skirt which... | The present Lnven4ion relates to a road nanhoPe of the type defining a centre axis and comprising: a frame which delimits an opening and which is provided with an inYwrnal collar which extends radially inwards, a cover which comprises a vl8cking web which is intended to block the opening and a cylindrical skirt which i... | The present invention relates to a road manhole the type defining a centre axis and comprising: a frame which an and which is provided with an collar which extends radially inwards, a cover which comprises a blocking web which is intended to block opening and a cylindrical skirt which is centred the centre substantiall... | thE pReSeNT inventIOn RELateS tO A RoAd MAnhoLE of tHE TyPE DEfInINg A CentRE AXis and COmPrisiNG: a frame WHiCH DEliMIts AN oPENiNg aND Which is proVIDEd WitH an INterNAl COLlar WhiCh exTENDS raDIaLLy INWArdS, a COVer wHiCH compriSeS A bLOCkINg wEB whicH Is INTENdED To BloCK The oPeNINg anD a CYL... | The present invention relates to a road manhole of the type defining a centre axis and comprising: aframe which delimits anopening and which is provided with an internal collar which extends radially inwards, a coverwhich comprises a blocking web which is intended to block the opening and a cylindrical skirt... | The present invention _relates_ to _a_ road manhole of the type defining a centre axis and comprising: a frame which delimits an opening _and_ which is provided with an internal collar which extends radially _inwards,_ a cover which comprises a blocking web which _is_ intended _to_ block the opening and a cylindrical _... |
As is known in the art, there is an increasing trend to include radar systems in commercially available products. For example, it is desirable to include radar systems in automobiles, trucks boats, airplanes and other vehicle. Such radar systems must be compact and relatively low cost.
Furthermore, some applications ha... | As is known in the art, there is an increasing trend to include radar systems in commercially available products. For example, it is desirable to include radar systems in automobiles, trucks boats, airplanes and other vehicle. Such radar systems must be compact and relatively low cost. Furthermore, some applications ha... | As is known in the art, there is an increasing trend to include radar systems in commercially available products. For example, it is desirable to include radar systems in automobiles, trucks boats, airplanes and other vehicle. Such radar systems must be compact and relatively low cost. Furthermore, some applications ja... | As known in the there is increasing trend to include radar systems in commercially products. For example, it is desirable to include radar systems in automobiles, trucks boats, airplanes and other vehicle. Such radar systems must be compact relatively low cost. Furthermore, some applications have relatively difficult d... | aS Is knOwn in THe aRT, tHERE iS An IncrEaSiNg TrEND to iNcludE rADar SyStEMS in CommERciAlly aVailaBlE PrODuCts. FOr eXAmpLe, It Is deSiRABle TO INCluDe RaDar sYstEMs In AUTOMOBIleS, tRuckS boATs, aiRPlAnES And OThER VeHIcLe. sUcH raDAR sYSteMs muSt Be CompaCt ANd RELaTIveLy LOw coST.
FURthERMore, SOMe APplICatiOns ha... | As is known in the art,there is an increasing trendto include radar systems in commercially available products. For example,it is desirable toincluderadar systems in automobiles,trucks boats, airplanes and other vehicle. Such radar systems must be compact and relatively lowcost. Furthermore, ... | As is known _in_ the _art,_ there is an increasing trend _to_ include radar _systems_ in commercially available products. For example, it is desirable to include radar systems in automobiles, trucks _boats,_ airplanes and _other_ vehicle. Such radar systems must be compact and relatively low cost. _Furthermore,_ some a... |
The present invention relates to electrically conductive, hermetic vias and the formation of such vias in hermetically sealed IC chip packages and the like. There are a wide array of high temperature applications for electronic components. Such applications include deep well drilling sensors and engine control units. T... | The present invention relates to electrically conductive, hermetic vias and the constitution of such vias in hermetically sealed IC chip packages and the like. There are a wide array of high temperature applications for electronic components. Such applications include deep well drilling sensors and engine control units... | The present invention relates to electrically conductive, hermetic vias and the formation of such vias in hermetically sealed IC chip packages and the like. There are a wide array of high temperature applications for electronic components. Such applications include deep well drilling sensors and eHYine control units. T... | The present invention relates to electrically conductive, hermetic vias and the formation of such vias in hermetically sealed chip packages and the like. There are a wide array of high temperature for electronic components. Such applications include deep well drilling and engine control units. The latter category appli... | tHe PRESEnT invENtion RElaTes to eLeCTricalLy coNDuCTiVe, hErMEtIc ViAS aND tHe fORmATIoN OF sucH VIAS In hERmetIcALLY sEaLED IC Chip Packages ANd thE liKe. there aRE A WiDe ARRAY of HIgH TempeRaTURE APplicAtIoNS For electRoNIc compOnENtS. SuCH aPPLicAtionS INCLUDe dEeP WELl dRILliNG seNsOrs And enGinE COntROl uNITs. t... | The present invention relates toelectrically conductive, hermeticvias andthe formation of such viasinhermetically sealedIC chip packages and the like. There are a wide array of high temperature applications for electroniccomponents.Such applications includedeep well drilling sensors and engine c... | The present invention _relates_ to electrically conductive, _hermetic_ _vias_ and _the_ formation _of_ _such_ _vias_ in _hermetically_ sealed _IC_ chip packages and the like. _There_ are _a_ wide array of high temperature applications for electronic components. Such _applications_ include deep well drilling sensors and... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a circuit constituted by thin-film transistors (hereinafter referred to as TFTs) and a method of producing the same. More specifically, the invention relates to an electro-optical device as represented by an active matrix-type liqu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a circuit constituted by thin-film transistors (hereinafter referred to as TFTs) and a method of producing the same. More specifically, the invention relates to an electro-optical device as represented by an active matrix-type liqu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a circuit constituted by thin - film transistors (hereinafter referred to as TFTs) and a method of producing the same. More specifically, the invention relates to an electro - optical device as represented by an active matrix - typ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a circuit thin-film transistors as TFTs) and a method producing the same. More specifically, the invention relates to an electro-optical device as represented by an active matrix-type liquid crystal device having, for example, a pi... | 1. fieLD of tHe inVenTION
The PReSENt InVeNTiOn RElATEs tO A SEmiCONduCTOr DeVIce havInG A cIRcUiT conStiTUtEd By ThiN-Film TRaNSiSToRS (HerEINafteR ReFeRRed to aS TFts) ANd A meThoD OF ProDuCiNg ThE Same. MorE SPeCIfiCALly, tHe iNVEnTIoN relAtes To aN eLEcTRo-OpTICal DevIce AS reprEsENtED BY An aCTiVE MATrix-tyPE Liqu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a circuit constituted by thin-film transistors (hereinafter referred toas TFTs) and a method of producingthe same. More specifically,the invention relatesto an electro-optical device as represented by an activ... | _1._ Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ _semiconductor_ _device_ having a circuit constituted by thin-film transistors (hereinafter referred to as TFTs) and a method of producing the same. More _specifically,_ the invention relates _to_ _an_ electro-optical _device_ as represented by an activ... |
The present invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device which has a bipolar transistor and a MISFET (Metal-Insulator-Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor). More particularly, it relates to techniques which are effective when applied to a memory device, such as a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) d... | The present invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device which has a bipolar transistor and a MISFET (Metal-Insulator-Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor). More particularly, it relates to techniques which are effective when applied to a memory device, such as a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) d... | The present invention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device which has a bipolar transistor and a MISFET (Metal - Insulator - Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor ). More particularly, it relates to techniques which are effective when applied to a memory device, such as a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memo... | The present invention relates a integrated circuit device which has a bipolar transistor and a MISFET (Metal-Insulator-Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor). particularly, it relates techniques which are effective when applied to a memory device, such as a DRAM (Dynamic Random Access Memory) device or a SRAM (Static A... | ThE present InVenTiOn RELATeS to a seMicONduCtOR iNTeGRATeD cIRcUiT dEVICe Which HAs A bipOlaR TRAnSisTor anD a MISfet (MetaL-INsulaToR-SeMicONdUCtOr FieLD EFFECT TRaNSIsTOR). morE PArticULARly, iT RelaTes to TeCHniQueS WHICH ArE efFEctive WHEN AppliED To a memoRY DeViCE, sUCh As a DraM (DYnAmIC raNdOm aCcesS MeMorY) D... | The presentinvention relates to a semiconductor integrated circuit device which has a bipolar transistor and aMISFET (Metal-Insulator-Semiconductor Field Effect Transistor). More particularly, itrelates to techniques which areeffective when applied to a memorydevice,such as a DRAM (Dynamic RandomAcce... | The present invention _relates_ to _a_ semiconductor integrated circuit device _which_ has a bipolar transistor and a _MISFET_ _(Metal-Insulator-Semiconductor_ _Field_ Effect Transistor). More particularly, it relates to techniques which are _effective_ when applied to _a_ memory _device,_ _such_ as a DRAM (Dynamic Ran... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a wiper unit which wipes a liquid ejecting head, and a liquid ejecting apparatus which includes the wiper unit.
2. Related Art
In the related art, an ink jet printer which forms an image by ejecting liquid from a liquid ejecting head onto a recording medium such as a ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a wiper unit which wipes a liquid ejecting head, and a liquid ejecting apparatus which includes the wiper unit. 2. Related Art In the pertain art, an ink jet printer which forms an image by ejecting liquid from a liquid ejecting head onto a recording medium such as a ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a wiper unit which wipes a liquid ejecting head, and a liquid ejecting apparatus which includes the wiper unit. 2. Related Art In the related art, an ink jet printSE which forms an image by ejecting liquid from a liquid ejecting head onto a recording medium such as a ... | 1. Technical Field present invention relates to a wiper unit which wipes a liquid ejecting head, and a liquid apparatus includes the wiper Related Art In the related art, an jet printer forms an image ejecting liquid from a liquid head onto a recording medium such as a sheet paper has been a type of liquid ejecting app... | 1. TechNiCAL fIEld
The PreseNt InventION rElATEs tO A wIPER Unit wHiCh WiPes A liQuid eJECTiNg heaD, and a LiQUId EjecTiNg ApParATUS WhICH iNClUDES tHE wIpeR uniT.
2. reLaTEd ArT
iN thE RELaTED aRT, An Ink JET pRINTeR WHIch fORMs an IMAgE BY ejECtING lIQuId FRom a LiQuId ejeCTiNG hEad oNTO a ReCordiNg MEDIUM sUcH as A ... | 1. Technical Field The present inventionrelates to a wiper unit which wipes a liquid ejecting head, and a liquid ejecting apparatus which includesthe wiperunit. 2. Related Art In the related art, an ink jet printerwhich forms an image by ejecting liquid from a liquid ejecting head onto a recordin... | 1. Technical _Field_ The _present_ invention _relates_ to a wiper unit which wipes _a_ liquid _ejecting_ head, and _a_ liquid ejecting apparatus which _includes_ the wiper unit. _2._ Related _Art_ In the related art, _an_ _ink_ jet printer which forms an _image_ by ejecting liquid from _a_ liquid ejecting _head_ onto a... |
The present invention relates generally to chemical compositions, and more particularly, to specialty cleaning compositions which are useful in difficult applications, particularly those of cleaning cooking pots, pans and food service utensils.
It is well known that cooking utensils, such as pots, pans and flatware are... | The present invention relates generally to chemical compositions, and more particularly, to specialty cleaning compositions which are useful in difficult applications, particularly those of cleaning cooking pots, pans and food service utensils. It is well known that cooking utensils, such as pots, pans and flatware are... | The present invention relates generally to chemical compositions, and more particularly, to specialty cleaning compositions which are useful in difficult applications, particularly those of cleaning cooking pots, pans and food service utensils. It is well known 6ha$ cooking utensils, such as pots, pans and flatware are... | The present invention generally to chemical compositions, and more specialty which are useful in difficult applications, particularly those of cleaning cooking pots, pans and food service utensils. It is well known that cooking utensils, such as pots, pans and flatware are in use by a great variety naturally occurring ... | the PreseNT inVenTiON relAtes geNEraLlY TO CHemiCaL cOMpOsItiONS, aNd MOre PArticULArLy, TO SPEciALTY CLeANInG comPosiTIOns whIcH ARE USEful IN dIfFiCUlt APPliCaTioNs, partiCuLArly thOSE Of CLEAniNg COokinG potS, PAnS aND foOd serVICE UtENsiLS.
IT iS WeLL KnOwN ThaT CooKing UTenSilS, sUCH AS PoTs, paNS aND flatware ARe... | The presentinvention relatesgenerally to chemical compositions, and more particularly, to specialty cleaning compositions which are useful in difficult applications, particularly thoseofcleaningcooking pots, pans and food serviceutensils. It is wellknown that cooking utensils, such as pots, pans and flatw... | The _present_ invention _relates_ generally to chemical compositions, and more _particularly,_ _to_ specialty cleaning _compositions_ which are useful in _difficult_ applications, particularly those of cleaning cooking pots, pans and _food_ service utensils. It is well _known_ that cooking _utensils,_ such _as_ pots, p... |
Seals have been used to isolate fluids at various pressures and temperatures. Such seals have existed for use in packing rings, seal rings, piston rings, and gland structures in industrial equipment such as cylinders, pumps and valves and in oil-field equipment such as downhole tools and surface equipment, requiring se... | Seals have been used to isolate fluids at various pressures and temperatures. Such seals have existed for use in packing rings, seal rings, piston rings, and gland structures in industrial equipment such as cylinders, pumps and valves and in oil-field equipment such as downhole tools and surface equipment, requiring se... | Seals have been used to isolate fluids at various pressures and temperatures. S7Sh seals have existed for use in packing rings, seal #ingq, piston rings, and gland structures in industrial equipment such as cylinders, pumps and valves and in oil - field equipment such as downhole tools and surface equipment, requiring ... | have been used to isolate fluids at various pressures and temperatures. Such seals have existed for use in rings, seal rings, piston rings, and gland structures in industrial equipment such as cylinders, pumps and valves and in oil-field equipment such as tools and surface equipment, requiring seals, for example, again... | SeALS hAvE beeN USEd TO iSoLAte fLUiDS At vArIoUs PrEsSurES anD TEmpeRaturES. sUcH seAls HAvE EXISTEd for USE IN pACKInG RinGS, sEAl rinGs, PISton RingS, anD gland STruCtUreS iN INDUSTrial eqUIpMEnt suCH aS CYlindERs, pUmPS anD vAlVes aND in OiL-FIELD EqUipMEnt sucH as DoWnHoLE TOOls AnD sURfacE eqUIpMenT, rEquiriNG Se... | Seals have been used to isolatefluids atvarious pressures and temperatures. Such seals have existed for use in packing rings, sealrings, pistonrings, and gland structuresin industrial equipment such as cylinders, pumps and valves and in oil-field equipment such as downhole tools and surface equipment, requi... | Seals _have_ been used to isolate fluids at various pressures and temperatures. Such seals have existed for use in _packing_ rings, seal rings, piston rings, and gland structures in industrial equipment such as cylinders, pumps _and_ valves and in oil-field _equipment_ _such_ as downhole tools and _surface_ _equipment,... |
Optical microscopy has been a commonly used method of investigation in medicine and biology. Numerous biological samples, including live cells, are quite transparent under visible light illumination and behave essentially as phase objects. Techniques such as phase contrast and Nomarski microscopy provide contrast of ne... | Optical microscopy has been a commonly used method of investigation in medicine and biology. Numerous biological samples, including live cells, are quite transparent under visible light illumination and behave essentially as phase objects. Techniques such as phase contrast and Nomarski microscopy provide contrast of ne... | Optical microscopy has been a commonly used method of investigation in medicine and bio,Igy. Numerous biological samples, including live cells, are qjit# transparent under visible light illumination and bfhav4 essentially as phase objects. TecGnKques such as phaDW contrast and Nomarski microscopy provide contrast of ne... | Optical microscopy has been a commonly used of investigation in medicine and biology. Numerous biological samples, including live cells, are quite transparent under visible light illumination essentially as phase Techniques such as phase contrast and Nomarski microscopy provide contrast of nearly invisible samples by t... | oPTiCAl MICrOScOPY hAs bEEn A comMonlY Used METHOD OF INVeStIGATiON in medicINe AND bIoLOgY. NumeRoUS bIoloGIcAL saMpLES, iNCludING LIVe CeLls, Are QuItE TRANSpaRENT unDEr VisIBlE liGHT iLLuMInAtiOn AnD BeHaVE ESSEnTiaLly As PHASe obJEcts. TEcHnIQueS sUCH as phASE ContrAST and NomARskI MIcROScopy proVIDe ConTRasT oF Ne... | Optical microscopyhas been a commonly used method of investigation in medicineand biology. Numerous biologicalsamples, including live cells, are quitetransparent under visible light illumination and behave essentiallyas phase objects. Techniques such as phase contrastandNomarski microscopy provi... | Optical microscopy has been _a_ commonly used method of investigation in medicine _and_ biology. Numerous _biological_ samples, including _live_ cells, are quite transparent under _visible_ _light_ illumination and behave _essentially_ as phase objects. Techniques such as phase contrast and _Nomarski_ microscopy provid... |
The recovery of hydrocarbons from subterranean zones relies on the process of drilling wellbores. The process includes drilling equipment situated at surface, and a drill string extending from the surface equipment to a below-surface formation or subterranean zone of interest. The terminal end of the drill string inclu... | The recovery of hydrocarbons from subterranean zones relies on the process of drilling wellbores. The process includes drilling equipment situated at surface, and a drill string extending from the surface equipment to a below-surface formation or subterranean zone of interest. The terminal end of the drill string inclu... | The recovery of hydrocarbons from subterranean zones relies on the process of drilling wellbores. The process includes drilling equipment situated at surface, and a drill string extending from the surface equipment to a below - surface formation or subterranean zone of interest. The terminal end of the drill string inc... | The recovery of hydrocarbons from subterranean zones relies the process wellbores. The process includes drilling equipment at surface, and a drill string extending from the surface equipment to a below-surface formation or subterranean of interest. terminal end of the drill string includes a drill bit for drilling (or ... | the RecOVerY oF hydROcARBOnS from sUBTerRaNEAN ZoNes ReLIeS on thE pROCeSs OF DrIllinG wElLbOrES. THe PROCesS INClUdEs DRIlLiNg eQUiPment SitUATEd aT surFACe, and a DriLl STRinG ExTenDIng fROM tHE surFaCe eQuipMEnt TO a BELoW-suRFAce FoRMATiOn or SuBterRANEAn ZonE of INtErEst. ThE TeRMiNaL END OF tHe DrILL sTriNG InClU... | The recovery of hydrocarbons fromsubterranean zones relies on the process of drilling wellbores. The process includes drillingequipment situated at surface, andadrill string extending from the surfaceequipment to a below-surface formation orsubterranean zone of interest. The terminalend of the drill ... | The _recovery_ _of_ hydrocarbons from subterranean zones relies on the process _of_ drilling wellbores. The process includes drilling equipment situated at surface, and a drill string extending from the surface equipment _to_ a _below-surface_ formation or subterranean zone of interest. The terminal end of the _drill_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention is directed to the field of apparel and, more particularly, to cold-weather hand coverings like a glove having a selectively shaped insulating barrier that is removably placed into the hand coverings to selectively control heat conduction from the hand coverings.
2. Description o... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention is directed to the field of apparel and, more particularly, to cold-weather hand coverings like a glove having a selectively shaped insulating barrier that is removably placed into the hand coverings to selectively control heat conduction from the hand coverings. 2. Description o... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention is directed to the field of apparel and, more partic^Iarly, to cold - weather hand coverings like a glove having a selectively shaped insulating barrier that is removably placed imgo the hand coverings to selectively control heat conduction from the hand coverings. 2. Description... | 1. Field of the The invention is directed to the field of apparel and, more particularly, to cold-weather hand coverings like a glove having a selectively shaped insulating barrier that is removably placed into the hand coverings to selectively control conduction from the coverings. Description of the Prior Art It know... | 1. FiElD OF thE INVENtIoN
tHe inVentION IS DIreCteD tO thE fIELD OF ApParEL And, MoRe PArTiCUlaRlY, tO ColD-WeatHEr HaNd CoVERInGS LikE a GlOve haViNg a seLEctiVELy sHapeD InSulatInG bARrier THAT IS REmovabLY PlACeD inTO The hAnd COvErINgS tO SelEctively contRol heaT cONducTIoN frOm tHE HaNd COVerINgS.
2. DesCRIPTiON o... | 1. Field of the Invention The inventionis directed to the field of apparel and, more particularly, to cold-weather handcoverings like a glove having a selectively shapedinsulating barrier thatis removably placed into the hand coverings to selectively control heat conduction from the han... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _invention_ is directed to the field _of_ apparel and, _more_ particularly, to cold-weather hand coverings like a _glove_ having a selectively shaped _insulating_ barrier that is _removably_ placed into _the_ _hand_ coverings to selectively control _heat_ conduction from _the_ hand cover... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to skin care compositions which exhibit a therapeutic effect in the treatment of skin disorders such as itching, irritation and skin dryness.
2. Description of Related Art
There are a number of shampoo products on the market today which are specifically formulated as anti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to skin care compositions which exhibit a therapeutic effect in the treatment of skin disorders such as itching, irritation and skin dryness. 2. Description of Related Art There are a number of shampoo products on the market today which are specifically formulated as anti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to skin care compositions wjoch exhibit a therapeutic effect in the treatment of skin disorders such as itching, irritation and skin dryness. 2. Description of Related Art There are a number of shampoo products on the market today which are specifically formulated as anti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to skin care compositions which exhibit a therapeutic effect in the treatment disorders such as itching, irritation and skin dryness. 2. Description of Related Art There are a number of shampoo products on the market which are as anti-dandruff shampoos. These products gen... | 1. FiEld Of THe invEntion
thE INVentION ReLateS TO SkiN CAre CoMpositiOns whIch eXhIbiT a theraPEuTiC EFFEcT in THE tREatmENt OF sKIn DISORdeRS sUcH as ITchINg, IrRiTATIOn AND SKiN dRyNess.
2. DescRipTiON OF rELateD art
THERe aRE A nUMBEr Of ShamPOo pRODUCtS ON the MARKET TODaY WhIch are SPECIficAlLy fORMULATEd AS anTi... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Theinventionrelates to skin care compositions which exhibit a therapeuticeffect in the treatment of skin disorders such as itching, irritation and skin dryness.2. Description of RelatedArt There are a number of shampoo productsonthe market today which are specifically formulated as a... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention relates to skin care compositions which exhibit _a_ _therapeutic_ effect _in_ the treatment of skin disorders _such_ _as_ itching, irritation and _skin_ dryness. 2. _Description_ of Related Art _There_ _are_ a number of shampoo products on the market today which are specificall... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a flash memory storage system, and more particularly, to a flash memory storage system capable of facilitating access efficiency.
2. Description of the Related Art
Flash Memory, a non-volatile memory, keeps the previously stored written data upon shutdown. In c... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a flash memory storage system, and more particularly, to a flash memory storage system capable of facilitating access efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art Flash Memory, a non-volatile memory, keeps the previously stored written data upon shutdown. In c... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a flash memory storage system, and more particularly, to a flash memory storage system capable of facilitating access efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art Flash Memory, a non - volatile memory, keeps the previously stored written data upon shutdown. In... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a memory storage system, and more particularly, to a flash memory storage system capable of facilitating access efficiency. 2. Description of Related Art Memory, a memory, keeps the previously stored written data upon shutdown. contrast to storage media, e.g. h... | 1. FiELD of tHE inVenTION
THe prESent INVEnTion rElatEs To a fLaSh memoRy sTOragE SYStem, ANd morE PaRtIcULArLY, to A flaSH meMOrY sToRAgE SYstEm cAPabLE of FacIliTatIng ACCEss eFficIeNCy.
2. descRIPTiOn of THe rELATeD art
FlasH MEmORY, A nON-VOlATILe MeMOrY, KeEpS THe pRevIouslY STOReD WRiTtEN DAta upoN SHUtdOWn. iN C... | 1. Field of the InventionThe presentinvention relates toa flash memory storage system, and more particularly, to a flash memory storage system capable of facilitating access efficiency. 2. Description of theRelated Art Flash Memory, a non-volatile memory, keeps the previously stored written data upo... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates to a flash memory storage system, and more particularly, to a flash memory storage _system_ _capable_ of facilitating _access_ efficiency. 2. Description of the Related Art Flash _Memory,_ a non-volatile memory, _keeps_ the _previously_ stored _written_ data... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating dielectric films to prevent cracking after deposition on a semiconductor wafer.
2. Description of the Related Art
The steps of manufacturing an integrated circuit struct... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating dielectric films to prevent cracking after deposition on a semiconductor wafer. 2. Description of the Related Art The steps of manufacturing an integrated circuit struct... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating dielectric films to prevent cracking after deposition on a semiconductor wafer. 2. Description of the Related Art The steps of manufacturing an integrated circuit struct... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to integrated circuit More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating dielectric to prevent cracking after deposition on a semiconductor 2. Description of the Related Art The steps of manufacturing an circuit structure include the deposition of a plur... | 1. FIELd of the InVeNTION
This InventioN RELaTeS to IntEgraTed CIrCUit STRuCturEs. MORE partICUlaRlY, This InvENTION rElatEs tO A pROcEss fOR TReaTiNG dIElEctric fILms To prEveNt CrAckIng afTeR DEpositIoN on A SEmiCONDUcTOr wAFER.
2. DEScRiPTIOn OF the reLATED ART
ThE sTePs Of MAnUfACTuRing aN IntegratED cIrcuiT sTRUCt... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates to integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating dielectric filmstopreventcracking after deposition on asemiconductor wafer. 2. Descriptionofthe Related Art The steps of manufacturing an integra... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention relates _to_ integrated circuit structures. More particularly, this invention relates to a process for treating dielectric films _to_ prevent cracking after deposition _on_ a semiconductor wafer. 2. Description of the Related Art The steps _of_ manufacturing an integrated circ... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a test apparatus and an electronic device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a test apparatus and an electronic device enabling low-speed and high-speed devices or a device having both low-speed and high-speed sections to be tested with a single test... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a test apparatus and an electronic device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a test apparatus and an electronic device enabling low-speed and high-speed devices or a device having both low-speed and high-speed sections to be tested with a single test... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a test apparatus and an electronic device. More specifically, the present invSnYion relates to a test aLparaths and an electronic device enabling low - sleer and high - speed devices or a device Yading both low - speed and high - speed sections to be tested with a sin... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a test apparatus and an electronic device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a test apparatus and an electronic device enabling low-speed and or a device having both low-speed and high-speed sections to be tested with a single test 2. Art A test appa... | 1. tEcHNIcaL fieLD
the PRESEnT iNvEntIoN ReLatES to A TEST aPpARAtUS anD an eLeCtrONic deviCe. MORe spECifiCALLy, THE PreSeNt INvEnTION reLATes To A tEst ApPAratus And An ElEcTRoNIc devIcE ENAbLIng LOW-speeD And higH-SpEEd deVIcEs Or a DeVIcE HaViNg bOTH lOw-sPeEd And higH-SPEed SEcTIoNs To BE teSted wiTh A SingLE TEsT... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a test apparatus andan electronic device. More specifically, the present invention relatesto atestapparatus and an electronic device enabling low-speedand high-speed devices or a devicehaving both low-speed and high-speed sections to be tested with a ... | _1._ Technical Field The _present_ _invention_ _relates_ to a test apparatus and an electronic _device._ More specifically, _the_ _present_ invention relates to a test _apparatus_ _and_ an _electronic_ device enabling _low-speed_ and high-speed devices or a _device_ having both low-speed and high-speed sections _to_ be... |
The present disclosure relates to a toner case and an image forming apparatus including the toner case.
An image forming apparatus, such as a printer, a copying machine and a multifunctional peripheral, forms a toner image by supplying a toner (a developer) from a developing device to an image carrier, such as a photos... | The salute disclosure relates to a toner case and an image forming apparatus including the toner case. An image forming apparatus, such as a printer, a copying machine and a multifunctional peripheral, forms a toner image by supplying a toner (a developer) from a developing device to an image carrier, such as a photose... | The pGesemt disclosure relates to a toner case and an image forming apparatus including the toner case. An *mAge forming apparatus, aucB as a LrinGer, a copying machine and a NultifunDtional peripheral, forms a toner image by supplying a tondG (a deve,opsr) from a developing device to an image Xarrirr, such as a photos... | The present disclosure relates to a toner case and an image forming apparatus including the toner case. An image forming apparatus, such as a a copying machine and a multifunctional peripheral, forms a toner supplying a toner (a developer) from a developing device to an image such as a photosensitive drum. The supplied... | ThE prEsEnT DiSCLOsUre relATes tO A ToNER caSe aND AN IMaGE forminG APPaRaTUs incluDIng tHE TonEr CaSE.
An iMagE FoRMING appArAtUS, Such AS a printER, A COpYING MACHiNE AND A MultIfUncTIONaL pEriPHERaL, forms A ToNeR imAGE By SupPlYiNg a toNer (A deVelOPer) FroM a dEVeLopIng DevICe tO An imAgE CArRiEr, SuCH as A phoTos... | The present disclosure relates to atoner case and an image forming apparatus including the toner case. An image forming apparatus, such asa printer, a copying machine and a multifunctional peripheral, forms a toner image by supplying a toner (adeveloper)from a developing device to an image carrier, ... | The _present_ disclosure relates to a toner case and an image forming apparatus _including_ the toner case. An image forming apparatus, _such_ as a _printer,_ a copying machine _and_ _a_ multifunctional _peripheral,_ forms a _toner_ image by supplying _a_ _toner_ (a developer) from a developing device to an image carri... |
Szmuszkovicz U.S. Pat. No. 3,468,881 discloses some allylic amines, having anti-depressive action of the formula ##STR2## wherein the group ##STR3## is selected from the group consisting of pyrrolidino, piperidino, morpholino, 4-methylpiperazino and hexahydro-1H-azepin-1-yl(hexamethyleneimino), and wherein R', R" and R... | Szmuszkovicz U.S. Pat. No. 3,468,881 discloses some allylic amines, having anti-depressive action of the formula ##STR2## wherein the group ##STR3## is selected from the group consisting of pyrrolidino, piperidino, morpholino, 4-methylpiperazino and hexahydro-1H-azepin-1-yl(hexamethyleneimino), and wherein R', R" and R... | Szmuszkovicz U. S. Pat. No. 3, 468, 881 discloses some allylic amines, having anti - depressive action of the formula # # STR2 # # wherein the group # # STR3 # # is selected from the group consisting of pyrrolidino, piperidino, morpholino, 4 - methylpiperazino and hexahydro - 1H - azepin - 1 - yl (hexamethyleneimino ),... | Szmuszkovicz U.S. Pat. No. 3,468,881 discloses some allylic amines, having anti-depressive action of formula ##STR2## wherein group ##STR3## is selected from the group consisting of pyrrolidino, piperidino, morpholino, 4-methylpiperazino and hexahydro-1H-azepin-1-yl(hexamethyleneimino), wherein R', R" and R"' are hydro... | sZMuSzKOViCZ u.s. PaT. NO. 3,468,881 diScLOsES sOMe AlLYlIC AmInES, Having aNti-deprEssive ACTIOn oF The FoRmulA ##stR2## wHeReIN tHe GROUp ##sTR3## IS sEleCTeD fRoM tHe Group conSISTiNG OF PyRrOlidiNO, PIpEridInO, mOrPHOLino, 4-meTHyLpiPerAZiNO aNd HEXAHYdRo-1H-azePin-1-YL(HExAMethyLENEIMINO), And whEReIN R', R" aNd r... | Szmuszkovicz U.S. Pat.No. 3,468,881 discloses some allylic amines, having anti-depressive action of the formula ##STR2## wherein the group ##STR3## is selectedfrom the group consisting ofpyrrolidino,piperidino, morpholino, 4-methylpiperazino and hexahydro-1H-azepin-1-yl(hexamethyleneimino), andwherein R', R" and ... | Szmuszkovicz U.S. Pat. No. _3,468,881_ discloses _some_ _allylic_ _amines,_ having anti-depressive action of the formula ##STR2## wherein the _group_ ##STR3## is selected from _the_ group consisting _of_ _pyrrolidino,_ piperidino, morpholino, 4-methylpiperazino and _hexahydro-1H-azepin-1-yl(hexamethyleneimino),_ _and_ ... |
2. The Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices. More particularly, the present invention is directed to methods employing etchants for etching oxides of silicon during the manufacture of a semiconductor device such that the selectivity of the etchant is low. The ... | 2. The Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices. More particularly, the present invention is directed to methods employing etchants for etching oxides of silicon during the manufacture of a semiconductor device such that the selectivity of the etchant is low. The ... | 2. The Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices. More particularly, the present invention is direVteE to methods employing etchants for etching oxides of silicon during the manufacture of a semiconductor device such that the selectivity of the etchant is low. The ... | 2. The Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices. More particularly, the present invention is directed to methods employing etchants for etching oxides of silicon during the manufacture a semiconductor device such that the selectivity of the etchant is low. The met... | 2. The FIeLD OF tHE inVeNtIoN
THe PResENt iNventioN RelAtES TO thE MAnuFaCturE OF sEMIcoNDuCTOr dEvIces. moRE PArtIculaRly, THE PrEseNt INVenTiON IS DirecteD TO mEThoDs EmployiNg eTchANtS foR EtChiNg oxidEs Of sILicoN DURiNG thE MANUFaCtuRE OF a sEMIconDuctOr DEvicE suCh ThAt The SeleCTIvIty oF tHe etchaNT is loW. thE ... | 2. TheField of the Invention The presentinventionrelates to the manufacture ofsemiconductor devices. More particularly, thepresent invention isdirected to methods employing etchants for etching oxides of silicon during the manufacture of a semiconductor device such that the selectivity of the ... | 2. The _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices. _More_ particularly, the present invention _is_ directed to methods employing _etchants_ for _etching_ _oxides_ of silicon _during_ the manufacture of a semiconductor device such that the selectivity of the _e... |
Succinic anhydrides are valuable reactive intermediates that find use in an array of applications.
For example, their copolymerization with epoxides or diols yields biodegradable polyesters. Anhydrides are also useful intermediates in organic synthesis, since they can be readily ring opened to diacids or other succina... | Succinic anhydrides are valuable reactive intermediates that find employment in an array of applications. For example, their copolymerization with epoxides or diols yields biodegradable polyesters. Anhydrides are also useful intermediates in organic synthesis, since they can be readily ring opened to diacids or other s... | Succinic qHhydrides are valuable reactive intermediates that find use in an array of applications. For example, their copolymerization with epoxides or diols yields biodegradable polyesters. Anhydrides are also useful intermediates in organic synthesis, since they can be readily ring opened to diacids or other succinat... | Succinic anhydrides are valuable reactive intermediates that find use in an array applications. For their epoxides or diols yields polyesters. Anhydrides also useful intermediates in synthesis, since they can readily ring opened to diacids or other succinate derivatives; some examples of which include biologically acti... | SUCcInIC anhYDRidEs aRE VaLUAbLe rEactiVE INteRmEDiaTES THat fiND USE In An ArraY OF aPplIcATiOns.
fOr ExAMpLe, Their CoPolYmeRiZaTion WITH epoxIDEs Or diolS YIeLdS BIOdegRadABLE POLYEsTerS. aNhyDRiDES are alsO usefUl inTerMediAtES in OrGAniC SYNtHeSIs, siNCE thEy can BE READilY rING OPeNEd tO DiaCiDs or OtheR SUcciNa... | Succinic anhydrides are valuable reactive intermediates that find use in an array of applications. For example, their copolymerizationwith epoxidesor diols yields biodegradable polyesters. Anhydrides are also useful intermediates in organicsynthesis, sincethey can be readily ring opened to diacids or other ... | Succinic anhydrides are valuable reactive _intermediates_ that find _use_ in an array of applications. For example, their copolymerization _with_ _epoxides_ or diols yields biodegradable polyesters. Anhydrides are also _useful_ intermediates in _organic_ _synthesis,_ since they can be readily ring opened to diacids or ... |
In vehicles, and especially automobiles, it is known to provide door handles that are moveable between a first, stowed condition in which the handle is essentially flush with the exterior surface of the door and generally inaccessible to a user, and a second, deployed condition in which the handle is pivoted so that a ... | In vehicles, and especially automobiles, it is known to provide door handles that are moveable between a first, stowed condition in which the handle is essentially flush with the exterior surface of the door and generally inaccessible to a user, and a second, deploy condition in which the handle is pivoted so that a po... | In vehicles, and Wspecixlly automobiles, it is known to provide xoof handles that are moveanl3 between a first, stowed condi5ioB in which the handle is essentially flush with the exterior surface of the door and genFgally insccessiFle to a user, and a second, deployed VoGdition in which the handle is pivoted so that a ... | In vehicles, and especially automobiles, it is to provide door handles that are moveable between a first, stowed condition which the handle is essentially flush with the surface of the and generally inaccessible to a user, and deployed condition in which the handle is pivoted so that a portion thereof extends away from... | iN VehiCleS, AnD eSpECiAlly aUToMobilES, it Is knOwN tO PROVIdE dooR HanDleS ThaT Are MOVeAblE BEtWEeN A firST, sTOwed conDitiOn in WHICh THe HAnDlE IS EssentiaLly FluSH WItH ThE ExtERior surFACE of ThE DoOr AND GeNERally inacCEssIBle to a UsER, AND A sECOnd, dEPloYed ConDitiON iN WhICh THe hANdle is PiVoTEd so tHAT a ... | Invehicles, andespecially automobiles, it is known to provide door handles that are moveable between a first, stowed condition in which the handle is essentially flush withthe exteriorsurface of the doorand generally inaccessible toa user, and a second, deployed condition inwhich the handle is pivoted so ... | _In_ vehicles, _and_ especially automobiles, _it_ is known to provide door handles that are moveable between a first, stowed condition in _which_ the handle is essentially _flush_ with the exterior _surface_ _of_ the _door_ _and_ generally _inaccessible_ _to_ a user, and a second, deployed condition in which the handle... |
It has recently been found, as disclosed in pending U.S. patent application No. 855,517, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,822,590 that singular molecular layers of layer-type transition metal dichalcogenides, such as MoS.sub.2, TaS.sub.2 and WS.sub.2, can be prepared by intercalating such compounds with lithium and then reacting th... | It has recently been found, as disclosed in pending U.S. patent application No. 855,517, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,822,590 that singular molecular layers of layer-type transition metal dichalcogenides, such as MoS.sub.2, TaS.sub.2 and WS.sub.2, can be prepared by intercalating such compounds with lithium and then reacting th... | It has recently been found, as disclosed in pending U. S. patent application No. 855, 517, now U. S. Pat. No. 4, 822, 590 6tat singular molecular layers of layer - Ryp2 transition metal dichalcogenides, such as MoS. sub. 2, TaS. sub. 2 and WS. sub. 2, can be prepared by intercalating such compounds wiYN lithium and the... | It has recently been found, as disclosed U.S. patent No. 855,517, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,822,590 that singular molecular layers of layer-type transition metal dichalcogenides, such as MoS.sub.2, WS.sub.2, can be prepared by intercalating such compounds with lithium and then reacting intercalated with water. This gives ris... | IT has reCeNtly bEen FOuNd, as DISclOseD In pEnDiNg u.S. pAtEnT ApplIcaTIOn NO. 855,517, noW u.s. pAT. NO. 4,822,590 ThAT sINgulaR MOlECulAr LAYeRS Of LayEr-TYpE tRANSitIon metaL diChALCOgenIdEs, SuCh As moS.suB.2, taS.SUB.2 And ws.Sub.2, cAN Be PrEParEd By iNTerCALAtiNg Such coMpOuNdS wiTh LiTHIUM anD tHEn REACtinG TH... | It has recently been found,as disclosed in pending U.S. patent application No.855,517, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,822,590 that singular molecular layers of layer-type transition metal dichalcogenides,suchas MoS.sub.2, TaS.sub.2 and WS.sub.2,can be prepared by intercalatingsuch compounds with lithiumandthen reacti... | It _has_ recently _been_ found, as _disclosed_ _in_ pending U.S. _patent_ application _No._ 855,517, now U.S. Pat. No. 4,822,590 that singular _molecular_ layers of _layer-type_ transition metal dichalcogenides, such _as_ MoS.sub.2, TaS.sub.2 _and_ WS.sub.2, _can_ be prepared by intercalating such compounds with lithiu... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processor for reproducing a still image, a method of controlling the same, and a storage medium, and particularly to an image processor that performs correction of defective pixels when synthesizing a plurality of still images, a method of controlling ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processor for reproducing a still image, a method of controlling the same, and a storage medium, and particularly to an image processor that performs correction of defective pixels when synthesizing a plurality of still images, a method of controlling ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processor for reproducing a still image, a method of controlling the same, and a storage medium, and particularly to an image processor that performs correction of defective pixels when synthesizing a plurality of still images, a method of controlling ... | 1. the Invention The present invention relates to an image processor for reproducing a still image, a of controlling the same, and a storage medium, and particularly to an image processor performs correction defective pixels when synthesizing a plurality of still images, a method of controlling the same, and a storage ... | 1. FieLd of tHe inVENTioN
ThE PrEsENt invEntioN reLATES to AN IMAGe PrOcessOR foR RePRODucinG a Still ImAge, A METhoD of cONtRolliNg the sAme, anD A StOraGe MeDIUM, AnD pARtIcULarLY tO An iMAge proCesSOr tHat pErfOrmS corRECTioN Of deFectIVe PIxEls wHEn SynThesIzIng A PLURALiTy Of sTilL IMageS, a MEtHOd of cOnTrOLlINg ... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to an image processor forreproducing a still image, a methodof controlling the same, and astorage medium, and particularly to an image processor that performscorrection of defective pixels when synthesizing a plurality of still images, a method of controll... | 1. Field _of_ the _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates to an image processor _for_ reproducing _a_ still _image,_ a method _of_ controlling the same, and _a_ storage _medium,_ _and_ _particularly_ to an image processor that performs correction of _defective_ pixels _when_ synthesizing a plurality of still _image... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to massagers, more particularly to power-operated massagers.
2. Background Art
Power-operated massagers are often used to treat muscle tension and fatigue. Power-operated massagers may provide a vibrating massage effect, a percussive massage effect, a kneading mas... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to massagers, more particularly to power-operated massagers. 2. Background Art Power-operated massagers are often used to treat muscle tension and fatigue. Power-operated massagers may provide a vibrating massage effect, a percussive massage effect, a kneading mas... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to massagers, more particularly to p0we4 - operated massagers. 2. Background Art Power - operated massagers are often used to treat muscle tension and fatigue. Power - operated massagers may provide a vibrating massage effect, a lercusxive massage effect, a kneadi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to massagers, more particularly to power-operated massagers. 2. Background Art Power-operated massagers are often used to treat tension and fatigue. Power-operated massagers may provide a vibrating massage effect, a massage effect, a kneading massage effect, a rub... | 1. fIeLD of tHe iNVentiOn
the PrESeNt InVENTioN RElaTeS TO mAssAGerS, mOrE ParTiCulArLy TO PowER-OPerateD massagErS.
2. bAckGRoUnD aRT
poWEr-oPerATED mASsaGeRS are OftEn UsED To TrEAt MuSCLe TensIon And fatIgue. powER-oPeRaTed MasSAGERS MAY PrOviDE a viBRATinG MAsSAge efFecT, a perCUSsIvE massAGe EFFect, A kneADIng mas... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to massagers, moreparticularly to power-operated massagers. 2.Background Art Power-operated massagersare often used to treat muscle tension and fatigue. Power-operated massagers may providea vibrating massageeffect, a percussive massage effect, a kneadin... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention _relates_ to massagers, _more_ _particularly_ to power-operated massagers. 2. _Background_ _Art_ _Power-operated_ massagers are often used to treat muscle tension _and_ fatigue. _Power-operated_ _massagers_ may provide a _vibrating_ massage _effect,_ a percussive massag... |
As the dimensions of MOSFET devices have been pushed deeper and deeper into the sub-micron regime, increasing demands have been placed on controlling and characterizing the fabrication methods that are used to electrically isolate those devices from one another. The more common methods used for isolating MOSFET devices... | As the dimensions of MOSFET devices have been pushed deeper and deeper into the sub-micron regime, increasing demands have been placed on controlling and characterizing the fabrication methods that are used to electrically isolate those devices from one another. The more common methods used for isolating MOSFET devices... | As the dimensions of MOSFET devices have been pushed deeper and deeper into the sub - micron regime, increasing demands have been placed on controlling and characterizing the fabrication methods that are used to electrically isolate those devices from one another. The more common methods used for isolating MOSFET devic... | As the dimensions of MOSFET devices have been pushed deeper and deeper into the sub-micron increasing demands have been placed on controlling and characterizing the fabrication methods that are used to electrically isolate those devices from one another. The more common methods used for isolating MOSFET devices usually... | as ThE DImeNSionS oF mOSFEt dEVICeS HAVE bEeN puSHeD dEePeR And dEEPEr inTO THe SuB-MiCrON reGime, INCrEasing DEMaNDs HAVe BEen pLaCed On coNTrOLLiNg aNd cHaracTeRiZInG The fAbRicAtioN metHoDS that ArE USed TO ELeCTrIcally IsOlAtE ThOSE dEVIcEs from oNe anOther. ThE MOre ComMoN metHODs USed fOR IsOLatinG mosfEt DEvICEs... | As the dimensions of MOSFET devices have been pushed deeper and deeper into the sub-micron regime, increasing demands have been placedon controlling and characterizing the fabrication methods that are usedto electrically isolate those devices from one another. The more common methods used for ... | As the dimensions of MOSFET devices have _been_ pushed deeper and deeper _into_ the sub-micron regime, increasing _demands_ have been placed on controlling _and_ characterizing the fabrication methods that are used _to_ electrically isolate those devices from one _another._ The _more_ common methods used for isolating ... |
In recent years, along with diversification of services, there is a known technique used by a relay apparatus such as a mobile router for relaying communication between a terminal apparatus and a destination site by switching between a private network and a public network. The relay apparatus relays communication betwe... | In recent years, along with diversification of services, there is a known technique used by a relay apparatus such as a mobile router for relaying communication between a terminal apparatus and a destination site by switching between a private network and a public network. The relay apparatus relays communication betwe... | In recent years, along with diversification of services, tJer3 is a known technique used by a relay apparatus such as a mobile router for relaying communication between a terminal apparatus and a destination site by switching be4wewn a private network and a public network. The relay apparatus relays communication betwe... | In recent years, along with diversification of services, there is a known technique used by relay apparatus such as a mobile router for relaying communication between a terminal apparatus and a destination by switching between a network and a public network. The relay apparatus communication between the apparatus and d... | IN recENT yEaRs, ALoNg witH dIvErSiFICatioN Of serVicEs, TherE iS A KNoWn TEchNiQUe UsEd by A relAY aPParatUs SUcH aS a MoBile ROuTER foR RELaYinG COmMUnIcatIoN bETWeEn a TeRMInAL AppaRAtus ANd a desTINATiON sITE by sWiTcHInG BEtWEen a PRIVAte NETWOrk AnD a publIC netWORK. The ReLAY ApPARATuS RElaYs COMmuNIcAtIon bEtwE... | In recent years, alongwith diversification of services, there isa known technique used by a relay apparatus such asa mobile router for relaying communication between a terminal apparatus and a destination site by switching between a private network and a public network. The relay apparat... | In _recent_ years, along with diversification of services, there is a known technique used _by_ _a_ relay apparatus such as a mobile router for relaying communication between a terminal apparatus and a destination site _by_ switching between _a_ private network and a public network. The _relay_ apparatus relays _commun... |
It is known to provide such belt with a marker element that travels along with the belt and to arrange a sensor in a fixed position next to the belt for sensing the marker and to produce a control signal from the sensed marker. For producing a proper control signal, the run of the belt must be monitored with regard to ... | It is known to provide such belt with a marker element that travels along with the belt and to arrange a sensor in a fixed position next to the belt for sensing the marker and to produce a control signal from the sensed marker. For producing a proper control signal, the run of the belt must be monitored with regard to ... | It is known to provide such belt with a marker element fBat travels along with the belt and to arrange a sensor in a fixed position next to the belt for sensing the marker and to produce a fontGol signal from the sensed marker. For producing a proOe$ control signal, the run of the belt must be monitored with regard to ... | It to provide such with a marker element that travels along with the belt and to arrange a in a fixed position next to belt for sensing marker and to produce a control signal from the marker. For producing a proper control signal, run of the belt must be monitored regard to any lateral excursions and also with regard t... | It IS KnOWn To PrOvIdE SUCh belt WITh a MArkEr ElemENT that trAVelS Along WiTh tHE bElt anD tO ArRanGE A seNsOR IN a FiXEd poSITIon neXt TO THE belT FOR sensiNg THe MARKeR And to PROdUCE a conTrol SigNal fRom The sEnsEd MArKER. FOr prODUcing a PropER cOnTRol SIGnAl, THE Run oF the belt MuSt BE MoniTOreD wITH REGArD TO ... | It is known to provide such belt with a marker element that travels along with the belt and to arrange a sensor in a fixed position next to the belt for sensing the marker and to produce a control signalfromthe sensed marker. For producing a propercontrol signal, therunof the belt must be monitored wit... | It is known _to_ provide such belt with a marker _element_ that travels along with the belt _and_ to arrange a sensor in a fixed position _next_ to the belt for sensing the marker and to produce a control signal from the sensed marker. For _producing_ a proper _control_ signal, the run of _the_ belt must be monitored w... |
When operating a wind turbine it is sometimes desirable to be able to estimate the wind speed prevailing at the wind turbine, more particularly the wind speed experienced by the wind turbine blades of the wind turbine. When the wind speed is measured, this is often done at a point behind the rotor of the wind turbine. ... | When operating a wind turbine it is sometimes desirable to be able to estimate the wind speed prevailing at the wind turbine, more particularly the wind speed experienced by the wind turbine blades of the wind turbine. When the wind speed is measured, this is often done at a point behind the rotor of the wind turbine. ... | When operating a wind turbine it is sometimes desirable to be able to estimate the wind speed prevailing at the wind turbine, more particularly the wind speed experienced by the wind turbine blades of the wind turbine. When the wind speed is measured, this is often doG3 at a point b#hinE the rotor of the wind turbine. ... | When operating turbine it is sometimes desirable to be able to estimate the wind speed at the wind turbine, more particularly the wind speed experienced by the wind blades of the wind turbine. When the wind speed is measured, this often done a point behind the rotor of wind turbine. Thereby the measured wind speed is a... | wHen oPEraTING a WiND turbinE It Is soMETimeS DesIraBle TO Be ABLE tO EsTImaTE THe wINd spEeD PreVaIlIng aT THE WiND TURBIne, morE PARTiCularly The wInD SpEEd ExperIENcEd By tHE wind turbINE BLAdes oF THE winD tURBInE. WheN tHe WINd SpEED is mEASUrED, ThIS iS ofTen doNe AT a pOInt bEHINd THe rOtoR Of thE WIND tURBINe. ... | When operating a wind turbine it is sometimesdesirable tobeable to estimate thewind speed prevailing at the wind turbine, more particularly the wind speedexperiencedby the wind turbine bladesof the wind turbine. When the wind speed is measured, this is often done at a point behind the rotor ofthewindturbin... | When operating a wind turbine it _is_ sometimes desirable to be able to estimate the _wind_ _speed_ prevailing at the wind _turbine,_ more particularly the wind speed experienced _by_ the wind turbine blades of the _wind_ turbine. When the wind speed is measured, this is _often_ done _at_ a point _behind_ _the_ _rotor_... |
The present invention relates to the removal of carbon monoxide and hydrogen as well as carbon dioxide and water from air for the production of high purity nitrogen gas.
In many chemical processes, CO and H.sub.2 are undesired species because of their chemical reactivity. For example, the electronics industry requires ... | The present invention relates to the removal of carbon monoxide and hydrogen as well as carbon dioxide and water from air for the production of high purity nitrogen gas. In many chemical processes, CO and H.sub.2 are undesired species because of their chemical reactivity. For example, the electronics industry requires ... | The present invention relates to the removal of carbon monoxide and hydrogen as well as carbon dioxide and water from air for the production of high purity nitrogen gas. In many chemical processes, CO and H. sub. 2 are undesired species because of their chemical reactivity. For example, the electronics industry require... | The present relates to removal of carbon monoxide and hydrogen well as dioxide and water from air for the production of high purity nitrogen In chemical processes, CO are undesired species because of their chemical reactivity. For example, the electronics industry requires high purity N.sub.2 (less than 5 ppb.sub.v CO ... | the prEsenT invENTiOn relaTeS TO thE rEMOval OF CArbON MonOxIde aNd HYdROGEN As WeLl aS cARBON DiOxIDe ANd watEr FRom aIr foR tHe prodUcTIoN of hIGH puriTY nITrOGeN GAs.
iN MANY cHemIcAL PROcEsseS, Co and H.Sub.2 Are uNdeSIrEd speCIeS BecaUsE oF theIr chEmicaL rEacTIvitY. FOr ExAmple, tHE eLecTronIcs iNDUSTry requIReS ... | The presentinvention relates to the removal of carbon monoxideand hydrogenas well as carbon dioxide and waterfromair for the production of highpurity nitrogen gas. In many chemical processes, CO and H.sub.2areundesired species becauseof their chemical reactivity. For example, the electronics... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ _the_ removal of carbon _monoxide_ and hydrogen as _well_ as carbon dioxide and _water_ from air for _the_ production of high purity nitrogen gas. In many chemical processes, CO and H.sub.2 are undesired species _because_ of their chemical reactivity. For example, _the_ electronics ... |
High bandwidth, high resolution nanoscale sensing is a key enabling technology for nanoscale science and engineering. Application areas include life sciences, scanning probe microscopy, semiconductor fabrication and material science. Currently available position sensors based on optics, capacitors or inductive coils, a... | High bandwidth, high resolution nanoscale sensing is a key enabling technology for nanoscale science and engineering. Application areas include life sciences, scanning probe microscopy, semiconductor fabrication and material science. Currently available position sensors ground on optics, capacitors or inductive coils, ... | High bandwidth, high resolution nanoscale sensing is a key enabling technology for nanoscale science and engineering. Application a#eae include life sciences, scanning probe microscopy, semiconductor fabrication and material science. Currently available position sensors based on optics, capacitors or inductive coils, a... | High high nanoscale sensing is a key enabling technology for nanoscale science and engineering. Application include life sciences, scanning probe microscopy, semiconductor fabrication and material science. Currently available position sensors based on optics, or inductive coils, although accurate and fast, do not scale... | HIgh BanDWidth, hIGh reSOluTiON naNoScALE SeNSiNG iS A kEY EnabLINg TecHNoLoGy FoR NaNOSCale scIeNce AND enGINeeRIng. APPLIcatiON arEAs iNclUDe LifE ScIenCeS, scAnnInG PRobE mICRoSCOPy, SEMicoNdUCTOr FabrIcaTioN ANd matERial SCIence. cURreNTLy aVaIlAble PoSItION SENsOrS BaSEd ON optIcS, CAPACITORs Or inDuctiVE coIls, a... | High bandwidth,highresolution nanoscale sensing is a key enabling technology fornanoscale science and engineering. Application areas include lifesciences, scanning probe microscopy, semiconductor fabrication and material science. Currently available position sensors based on optics, capacitors or induct... | High _bandwidth,_ high resolution _nanoscale_ sensing is a key enabling technology for nanoscale science and engineering. Application areas include life _sciences,_ _scanning_ probe microscopy, semiconductor fabrication and material science. Currently _available_ position sensors based on optics, _capacitors_ or induct... |
There are many medical circumstances in which an increase in the supply of blood to living tissue is indicated. These include: burns and wound healing, in which the incorporation of angiogenic factors into artificial skin may facilitate the formation of blood vessels in the healing wound and reduce the risk of infectio... | There are many medical circumstances in which an increase in the supply of blood to living tissue is indicated. These include: burns and wound healing, in which the incorporation of angiogenic factors into artificial skin may facilitate the formation of blood vessels in the healing wound and reduce the risk of infectio... | There are many medical circumstances in which an increase in the supply of blood to living tissue is indicated. TNes3 include: burns and wound healing, in which the incorporation of angiogenic factors into artificial skin may facilitate the formation of blood vessels in the healing wound and reduce the risk of infectio... | There are many medical circumstances in which an increase in the supply of blood to living tissue is These include: burns and healing, in which incorporation of angiogenic factors into artificial skin may facilitate the formation of blood vessels in the wound and reduce the risk of infection; cardiovascular in which re... | THere arE manY mEDIcal CiRcumstaNCes in wHICh aN INcReasE In thE SuppLY of BLOOd tO LivInG tIsSuE iS INdicATed. tHese INcludE: burnS aNd WouNd hEALiNg, IN WhIch tHE incorPORAtion of ANgiOGENIC FacTOrs iNto ARtIFIcial SKiN MaY FACIlitate tHE FOrMation oF bLOOD VesSeLs iN thE HeALING Wound AnD REduCe THe risK OF inFeCtIo... | There are many medical circumstancesin which anincrease in the supplyof blood to living tissue is indicated. These include:burns andwound healing, in whichthe incorporation of angiogenic factorsinto artificial skinmay facilitate the formation ofblood vesselsinthe healing wound and reduce the riskof infect... | There _are_ many medical _circumstances_ in which an _increase_ _in_ _the_ _supply_ of blood to living tissue is _indicated._ These include: _burns_ _and_ wound _healing,_ in _which_ the incorporation of angiogenic factors into artificial skin _may_ _facilitate_ the _formation_ of _blood_ _vessels_ in the healing wound... |
The present invention relates generally to a machine for automatic vending of merchandise to a patron and, more particularly, to a machine for vending, for example, video cassette tapes, photographic film or any other type of merchandise which requires vending.
A number of systems for vending merchandise are commercial... | The present invention relates generally to a machine for automatic vending of merchandise to a patron and, more particularly, to a machine for vending, for example, video cassette tapes, photographic film or any other type of merchandise which requires vending. A number of systems for vending merchandise are commercial... | The present invention relates generally to a machine for automatic vending of merchandise to a patron and, more particularly, to a machine for vending, for example, video cassette tapes, photographic film or any other type of merchandise which requires vending. A number of systems for vending merchandise are commercial... | The invention relates generally to a machine for automatic vending of merchandise to patron and, more to a machine for vending, for example, video cassette tapes, photographic film or any other type of merchandise which requires vending. A number of systems for vending merchandise are commercially available, however, t... | the prEsENT InVentIoN reLATeS GenerAlly TO A Machine fOR aUToMATic venDIng of MERChaNDisE tO a PaTRON anD, More parTICulaRlY, TO A MachiNE foR vendiNG, For eXaMpLE, vIdEo cAsseTte tAPeS, pHOtographIc FilM oR anY OTher TYPE of MERchanDise WHiCH Requires veNDIng.
A nUmBEr oF sYStemS fOR veNDING mERChanDISE Are coMmeRcIAl... | Thepresent invention relates generally to a machine for automaticvendingofmerchandise to a patron and, moreparticularly, to a machine for vending, for example, videocassette tapes, photographic filmor any other type of merchandise which requires vending. Anumber of systemsfor vending merchan... | The present invention relates generally to a machine for automatic _vending_ _of_ merchandise to _a_ patron and, more _particularly,_ to a _machine_ for vending, _for_ example, video cassette tapes, photographic film _or_ _any_ other type of merchandise which _requires_ vending. A number of systems for vending merchand... |
With the increased popularity of the Internet, Internet-based customer services have become increasingly accepted and popular. Network purchase services that enable users to purchase items or services may be one of the most used and favored Internet-based customer services. Network purchase services also provide numero... | With the increased popularity of the Internet, Internet-based customer services have become increasingly accepted and popular. Network purchase services that enable users to purchase items or services may be one of the most used and favored Internet-based customer services. Network purchase services also provide numero... | With the incr@Ssed popularity of the Inte4Het, Internet - based customer services have become increasingly accepted and popular. Network purchase services HhXt enable users to purchase items or services may be one of the most used and favored Internet - based customer sedvuces. Network purchase services also provide nJ... | With the increased popularity of the Internet, Internet-based customer services have become increasingly accepted and popular. purchase services that enable users to purchase items or may be one of the most used and favored Internet-based customer services. Network purchase services also provide numerous other services... | With the InCReaSed PopulARity oF tHe INtERnEt, intErnEt-BASEd cUSTOmEr SeRvicEs hAVE BecoME iNCREasiNGLy accepTed AnD PoPuLar. NETWOrk puRChaSe servICEs ThaT enabLE uSers TO purChaSE ITEMS Or SErvICeS mAY BE One Of thE MoST USed AnD FAVoRed InteRneT-BAsED cuStOmER sERVICES. NeTWOrk puRChaSe SeRvicES ALSO PRoVide NuMero... | Withthe increasedpopularity ofthe Internet, Internet-based customer services havebecome increasingly acceptedand popular. Network purchase services that enable users topurchaseitems orservices maybeone of the most used and favored Internet-based customer services. Networkpurchase services also provide... | With the increased popularity _of_ the Internet, Internet-based customer services have _become_ increasingly accepted and popular. Network purchase _services_ that enable users _to_ purchase _items_ or _services_ may _be_ one of the _most_ _used_ _and_ favored Internet-based _customer_ services. Network purchase _servi... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to a field-effect transistor. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a field-effect transistor including an organic thin film.
2. Background Art
Organic devices have been studied actively because the organic devices feature light weight and flexibility and, in... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to a field-effect transistor. In particular, the present disclosure relates to a field-effect transistor including an organic thin film. 2. Background Art Organic devices have been studied actively because the organic devices feature light weight and flexibility and, in... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to a field - effect transistor. In part8Fular, the present disclosure relates to a field - effect transistor including an organic thin film. 2. Background Art OrganJV devices have been studied actively because the organic devices feaFJre light weight and flexibility and... | 1. The present disclosure to a field-effect transistor. In particular, the present disclosure relates a field-effect transistor including an organic thin film. 2. Background Art Organic devices have been studied because the devices feature light weight and flexibility in addition, there a possibility that they can be p... | 1. tEcHNIcAl fielD
THE prESenT DiSCLoSURe reLaTes tO A fIeld-EFfEct TransIStor. iN PartICulaR, thE pResENT diScLoSUrE rELates to A FiEld-EfFECt TransiStOR INcludINg AN OrganiC tHin fIlM.
2. baCkgrOUnd Art
ORGANiC dEViCES hAve bEEn StudiED ACtIVelY BeCAuSe THE oRganiC dEVICEs feaTuRe Light weiGHT And fLEXIBiliTY AnD, IN... | 1.Technical Field The present disclosure relatesto a field-effect transistor. In particular, the present disclosurerelates to a field-effect transistor including an organic thin film. 2. Background Art Organicdevices havebeen studiedactively becausethe organic devices feature light we... | 1. Technical Field The present _disclosure_ relates to _a_ field-effect _transistor._ _In_ particular, the present disclosure relates _to_ a field-effect transistor including an _organic_ thin film. 2. Background Art _Organic_ devices _have_ been studied actively because the organic devices feature light weight and _fl... |
In 1981, Shen (Shen T. Y., in: Wolff, M. F. (ed) Burger's Medicinal Chemistry, 4th edition, part III, Wiley, Interscience, New York, pp. 1205-1271) reviewed the medicinal aspects of the aryl-acetic acids and their 2-methyl analogues, especially the 2-aryl-propionic acids. In particular, it has been reported that the in... | In 1981, Shen (Shen T. Y., in: Wolff, M. F. (ed) Burger's Medicinal Chemistry, 4th edition, part III, Wiley, Interscience, New York, pp. 1205-1271) reviewed the medicinal aspects of the aryl-acetic acids and their 2-methyl analogues, especially the 2-aryl-propionic acids. In particular, it has been reported that the in... | In 1981, Shen (Shen T. Y. , in: Wolff, M. F. (ed) Burger ' s Medicinal Cbemis%ry, 4th edition, part III, Wiley, Interscience, New York, pp. 1205 - 1271) reviewed the medicinal aspects of the aryl - acetic acids and their 2 - methyl analogues, especially the 2 - aryl - propionic acids. In particular, it has been reporte... | 1981, Shen (Shen Y., Wolff, M. F. (ed) Burger's Medicinal Chemistry, 4th edition, III, Interscience, New York, pp. 1205-1271) reviewed the aspects of aryl-acetic and their 2-methyl analogues, especially the 2-aryl-propionic acids. In particular, it has been reported that the in vitro activity resides in the S-enantiome... | In 1981, ShEn (SHen T. y., iN: wOlff, m. F. (ED) buRGer's medicInal CheMIStRY, 4tH EdItiOn, PaRT iiI, wiLey, InTerScIEnCE, new YoRk, pP. 1205-1271) RevieWEd ThE MEDiCInaL aspeCTS Of THe arYL-aCetic ACidS aNd theIR 2-metHyL aNALoGuES, esPeCIalLy ThE 2-ARYl-pROpIOnIc aCiDs. in PaRTIcUlaR, It hAs beEn rePorted ThAT the iN... | In 1981, Shen (Shen T. Y.,in: Wolff, M. F. (ed) Burger's Medicinal Chemistry, 4th edition, part III,Wiley,Interscience, New York,pp. 1205-1271) reviewed the medicinal aspects of thearyl-acetic acids and their 2-methyl analogues, especially the 2-aryl-propionicacids. In particular, it hasbeen repor... | In 1981, Shen _(Shen_ T. _Y.,_ in: Wolff, _M._ F. (ed) Burger's Medicinal Chemistry, _4th_ _edition,_ _part_ _III,_ _Wiley,_ Interscience, New York, pp. 1205-1271) reviewed _the_ medicinal aspects of the aryl-acetic acids and their _2-methyl_ analogues, especially the 2-aryl-propionic _acids._ _In_ _particular,_ it has... |
The Papanicolaou test (“Pap test” or Pap smear) has proven to be highly valuable in the early detection of cervical pre-cancerous and cancerous growths. The Pap test refers to the collection of cells from the cervical face, the endocervical canal, and occasionally from the vaginal wall. The collected cells are subseque... | The Papanicolaou test (“Pap test” or Pap smear) has proven to be highly valuable in the early detection of cervical pre-cancerous and cancerous growths. The Pap test refers to the collection of cells from the cervical face, the endocervical canal, and occasionally from the vaginal wall. The collected cells are subseque... | The Papanicolaou rFst (“ Pap test ” or Pap smear) has proven to be highly vxlKable in the early detection of cervical pre - cancerous and cancerous growths. The Pap test refers to the collection of cells from the cervical face, the endocervical canal, and occasionally from the vaginal wall. The collected cells are subs... | Papanicolaou test (“Pap test” or Pap smear) be highly valuable the early detection pre-cancerous and cancerous growths. The Pap test refers to collection of cells from the face, the endocervical canal, from the vaginal wall. The collected cells are subsequently “smeared” onto a microscope plate or deposited mixed into ... | THe PApAniCoLAOu TEsT (“paP Test” Or pAp SMear) HAs PrOvEn To Be higHLY VALuABlE IN thE Early dETECTiOn oF cerVICaL PRe-caNceRouS AND caNCERoUs GROwTHs. tHE paP tESt ReFErs tO ThE cOllecTioN OF cElLs frOM the CeRViCAL facE, ThE enDOCervIcAl caNAL, And OcCAsIONaLly from the VAgInal WALL. THe cOLLeCTeD CelLs arE SUBsEqUe... | ThePapanicolaou test (“Pap test” or Pap smear) hasproven tobe highly valuable in the early detection of cervicalpre-cancerousandcancerous growths. The Pap testrefers to the collection ofcells from the cervicalface, the endocervical canal,and occasionally from the vaginal wall. The collected cell... | The Papanicolaou test (“Pap test” or Pap smear) _has_ proven to be highly _valuable_ in _the_ early detection of cervical _pre-cancerous_ and cancerous _growths._ The Pap test refers to _the_ collection _of_ cells from the cervical _face,_ the endocervical canal, _and_ occasionally from the _vaginal_ wall. The _collect... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an ice dispenser for a refrigerator.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Refrigerators are known which have an integrated ice dispenser for dispensing ice cubes and/or crushed ice and often optionally also drinking water. The ice dispenser is generally located at t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ice dispenser for a refrigerator. 2. Description of the Prior Art refrigerator are known which have an integrated ice dispenser for dispensing ice cubes and/or crushed ice and often optionally also drinking water. The ice dispenser is generally located at th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ice dispenser for a rsfrigerat(r. 2. Description of the Prior Art Refrigerators are kjowb which have an integrated ice dispenser for dispensing ice cubes and / or crushed ice and often optionally also Friniing water. The ice dispenser is generally located at... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates to an ice for a refrigerator. 2. Description of Prior Art Refrigerators are known which have an integrated ice dispensing ice cubes crushed ice and often optionally water. The ice dispenser is generally located at front of the refrigerator and is integrated in a door. I... | 1. FIELD OF ThE INveNtIoN
THE pReSenT invENtIOn relatES to An Ice diSpEnser for A REFriGEratOr.
2. DescrIPTIon of THe PRIOr ArT
reFRIgeRaTorS Are KNoWN Which HavE aN IntEgrATeD Ice DISPEnSEr FOR dISPENSinG ICE cubeS AND/oR cRUsHed ICE anD oftEn OpTIOnAlLy ALsO dRInKING WATER. THE IcE DISPenSer Is GeNerALlY loCAteD AT t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ice dispenser for a refrigerator. 2. Description of the Prior Art Refrigerators are known which have anintegrated ice dispenser for dispensing icecubes and/or crushed ice and often optionally also drinking water. The icedispenseris generally... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ice dispenser _for_ a refrigerator. 2. Description of the Prior _Art_ Refrigerators are known which _have_ an integrated ice dispenser _for_ dispensing _ice_ _cubes_ and/or crushed _ice_ and often _optionally_ also drinking water. The ice dispenser is genera... |
Automotive design often is the end result of the balancing of a vast array of countervailing factors. Components must be practical but appealing, robust but light weight, and inexpensive to produce but complex in performance. Often consumers perceive a design that fails to fulfill both sides of the coin as deficient. T... | Automotive design often is the end result of the balancing of a vast array of countervailing factors. Components must be practical but appealing, robust but light weight, and inexpensive to produce but complex in performance. Often consumers perceive a design that fails to fulfill both sides of the coin as deficient. T... | Automotive design often is the end result of the balancing of a vast array of countervailing factors. Components must be practical but appealing, robust but light weight, and inexpensive to produce but complex in performance. Often consumers perceive a design that fails to fulfill both sides of the coin as deficient. T... | Automotive design often is the of the balancing of vast array of countervailing factors. Components must be practical but appealing, robust but light and inexpensive to produce but complex in performance. Often consumers perceive a design that fails to fulfill both sides the coin as deficient. This in turn may result i... | AUtOMOtivE dEsiGN OFteN is THE end reSUlt OF tHe balANCiNg OF a VaSt aRray oF CoUNTeRVailing FaCTOrs. COMponEnTs mUSt BE PrACtIcAL BUT ApPeaLiNG, rOBuST BUt lIGHt weiGhT, ANd iNEXpEnsIve to pRODUCe buT cOMPlEX In PErFORMaNCe. OfTEN cONsumErS PErCeIvE A desIgn ThaT FAiLs To FuLFILl bOTH SIdEs OF tHE COin as DEfiCieNT. T... | Automotive design often is the endresult of the balancing of a vast arrayofcountervailing factors. Components must be practical but appealing, robust but light weight, and inexpensive to producebut complex in performance. Often consumers perceive a design thatfails to fulfill both sidesof thecoin as deficient.... | _Automotive_ _design_ _often_ is _the_ end result of _the_ balancing of a vast array of countervailing factors. Components must _be_ practical but _appealing,_ robust but light weight, and inexpensive to _produce_ but _complex_ _in_ performance. Often consumers perceive _a_ _design_ _that_ fails to _fulfill_ _both_ sid... |
1. Field
The present disclosure relates to a method of continuously producing 5-aminolevulinic acid by using a photosynthetic membrane vesicle separated from photosynthetic bacteria.
2. Description of the Related Art
Depletion of modern fossil fuel has led to a necessity for development of advanced technology to use li... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to a method of continuously producing 5-aminolevulinic acid by using a photosynthetic membrane vesicle separated from photosynthetic bacteria. 2. Description of the Related Art Depletion of modern fossil fuel has led to a necessity for development of advanced technology to use li... | 1. Field The present disclosure EeKates to a method of continuously producing 5 - aminolevulinic acid by using a photosynthetic membrane vesicle separated from photosynthetic bacteria. 2. Description of the Related Art Depletion of modern fossil fuel has led to a necessity for development of advanced technology to use ... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to a method of continuously producing 5-aminolevulinic acid by using a photosynthetic membrane vesicle separated from bacteria. 2. Description of the Related Art Depletion modern fossil fuel led to a necessity for development of advanced technology to use energy as one of alterna... | 1. fiELD
thE PreSeNT DIscLOSure reLAtES To A methOD of CoNTInuouslY PRoducInG 5-AMinoLEvulInIC aCId BY usING A phoTosYnTHeTIC meMBRAnE VesIclE SEpaRated FROM PhOtosYNthETIc BacTERia.
2. DesCRIPTioN of ThE reLaTeD arT
DEPLETIoN of mODeRN foSsil Fuel hAs led TO A NECeSSity for DEVeLOPmeNT OF AdVancED TECHnolOGY tO UsE Li... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to a method of continuously producing 5-aminolevulinic acid by using a photosynthetic membrane vesicle separated from photosynthetic bacteria. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art Depletion of modern fossil fuel has led to anecessityfor development of advanced tec... | _1._ _Field_ The present disclosure relates to a method of continuously producing 5-aminolevulinic acid by _using_ a photosynthetic membrane vesicle separated from photosynthetic bacteria. 2. Description _of_ the _Related_ Art Depletion of modern _fossil_ fuel has led to a _necessity_ for development of advanced techno... |
Hearing assistance devices are used to assist patient's suffering hearing loss by transmitting amplified sounds to ear canals. In one example, a hearing aid is worn in and/or around a patient's ear. Patients prefer that their hearing aids are minimally visible or invisible, do not interfere with their daily activities,... | Hearing assistance devices are used to assist patient's suffering hearing loss by transmitting amplified vocalise to ear canals. In one example, a hearing aid is worn in and/or around a patient's ear. Patients prefer that their hearing aids are minimally visible or invisible, do not interfere with their daily activitie... | Hearing assistance devices are used to aEsis^ paglent ' s suffering hearing loss by transmitting amplified sounds to ear canals. In one example, a hearing aid is worn in and / or around a patient ' s ear. Patients prefer that their hearlnN WiFs are minimally visible or invisible, do not interfere with their dwil5 activ... | Hearing assistance devices are used to assist suffering hearing loss by transmitting amplified sounds to ear canals. In example, a hearing aid is in around a patient's ear. Patients prefer that their hearing aids are minimally or invisible, do not interfere with their daily and easy them to control during use, such pai... | HEARinG assiStanCe Devices aRE Used tO asSiST pAtIENT'S sufFEriNG HeArING LOSs bY trAnsMIttInG AmpLIFIED SOunds to eAr CaNAls. in one ExAmplE, A HEaRing aid Is woRN In And/oR ArOund a paTIent's eaR. PaTiENtS preFer ThAT tHEiR HeARIng Aids aRe mINimAllY VISIBlE OR inVisible, Do not iNteRFERe wiTh ThEIR Daily AcTIvItiEs,... | Hearing assistance devices are used to assist patient's sufferinghearingloss by transmittingamplified sounds to ear canals. In one example, a hearing aid is worn in and/or around a patient's ear. Patients prefer that their hearingaids are minimally visible or invisible, do not interfere with theirdaily a... | Hearing assistance _devices_ are used to _assist_ patient's suffering hearing loss by transmitting amplified _sounds_ to ear canals. In one example, a hearing aid is _worn_ in and/or around _a_ patient's ear. Patients prefer that _their_ hearing aids are minimally visible or invisible, do not interfere with their daily... |
There are about 500,000 fractures of the tibia and fibula, 200,000 metacarpal fractures and over 400,000 distal radial fractures in the United States each year. In many cases the bones are immobilized by placing a cast on the fractured limb. However, casts often must immobilize a substantial length of the limb, can be ... | There are about 500,000 fractures of the tibia and fibula, 200,000 metacarpal fractures and over 400,000 distal radial fractures in the United States each year. In many cases the bones are immobilized by placing a cast on the fractured limb. However, casts often must immobilize a substantial length of the limb, can be ... | There are about 500, 000 fractures of the tibia and fibula, 200, 000 metacarpal fractures and over 400, 000 distal radial fractures in the United States each year. In many cases the bones are immobilized by OOacing a cast on the fractured limb. However, casts often must immobilize a substantial length of the limb, can ... | There are about fractures of the tibia and fibula, 200,000 metacarpal fractures and over 400,000 distal radial fractures in the United States each year. In many cases bones are immobilized by placing a cast on the fractured limb. However, casts must immobilize a substantial length of the limb, can be heavy, inconvenien... | tHEre aRE abOUt 500,000 fRaCtUREs Of ThE TiBiA aND FIbUla, 200,000 metAcarpAL FRacTUrEs AnD oveR 400,000 DIStaL rAdIAl FracTUrEs In THe UNITED STaTeS eACH YeAr. IN maNY Cases thE bonES Are imMoBilIzEd BY plAcinG a CAST on thE frAcTUReD LIMb. hOweVeR, CastS OFten mUSt ImMObilIzE A substanTiAl LENGTH of The LiMB, CaN bE ... | Thereare about500,000fractures of the tibia and fibula, 200,000 metacarpal fracturesand over 400,000distal radial fractures in theUnited States each year. In many casesthe bonesare immobilized by placing acast onthe fractured limb. However,casts often must immobilize a substantial length of the limb... | There are about 500,000 fractures _of_ the tibia and _fibula,_ 200,000 metacarpal fractures and over 400,000 distal radial fractures in _the_ United _States_ each year. In many cases the bones are _immobilized_ by placing a cast on the _fractured_ limb. However, _casts_ often must immobilize _a_ substantial _length_ of... |
Delay-locked loops (DLLs) are often employed in integrated circuit devices to change the phase of a reference clock signal. In operation, a delay-locked loop generates an output clock signal based on an input clock signal to the delay-locked loop. The delay-locked loop generates an error signal by comparing the phase o... | Delay-locked loops (DLLs) are often employed in integrated circuit devices to change the phase of a reference clock signal. In operation, a delay-locked loop generates an output clock signal based on an input clock signal to the delay-locked loop. The delay-locked loop generates an error signal by comparing the phase o... | Delay - locked loops (DLLs) are often employed in integrated circuit devices to change the phase of a reference clock signal. In operation, a delay - locked loop generates an output clock signal based on an &nlut clock sivnak to the delay - locked loop. The delay - locked loop generates an error signal by comparing the... | Delay-locked (DLLs) often employed in integrated circuit devices to phase of a reference clock In operation, a delay-locked loop generates an output clock based on an input clock signal to the delay-locked loop. The delay-locked loop generates an error signal by comparing the phase of the input clock signal to the phas... | DELaY-lOCKeD LooPS (dLlS) Are OfteN eMplOYED iN INtegrAtED cIrCuit DevICes TO CHAnGe ThE phASE of A REferEnCE clocK sIGnAl. IN OPErAtIon, a dElay-LOCKED LOoP geNeRAteS aN OuTpUT cLocK SigNAl BaSed ON aN input cloCK SigNAL tO The dElay-lOcKED LoOp. THE DelAY-LOckEd lOoP genERaTEs aN eRROr SIgnAl by COmpaRiNG thE pHasE o... | Delay-locked loops(DLLs) are often employed in integrated circuit devices to change the phase of areference clocksignal. In operation, a delay-lockedloop generates an output clock signal based on an input clock signal to the delay-locked loop.Thedelay-lockedloop generates an error signal by comparing th... | Delay-locked loops (DLLs) are often _employed_ in _integrated_ circuit devices to change the phase of a _reference_ clock signal. _In_ operation, a delay-locked loop generates an output clock _signal_ based on an input _clock_ signal _to_ the delay-locked loop. The delay-locked loop generates an _error_ _signal_ by _co... |
The polyphenylene ethers and processes for their preparation are known in the art and described in numerous publications including Hay, U.S. Pat. No. 3,306,874 and 3,306,875, both of which are incorporated by reference. Other patents which show the preparation of polyphenylene ethers include Bennett and Cooper, U.S. Pa... | The polyphenylene ethers and processes for their preparation are known in the art and described in numerous publications including Hay, U.S. Pat. No. 3,306,874 and 3,306,875, both of which are incorporated by reference. Other patents which show the preparation of polyphenylene ethers include Bennett and Cooper, U.S. Pa... | The polyphenylene ethers and processes for their preparation are known in the art and described in numerous publications including Hay, U. S. Pat. No. 3, 306, 874 and 3, 306, 875, both of which are incorporated by reference. Other patents which show the preparation of polyphenylene sth@rs include Bennett and Cooper, U.... | polyphenylene ethers and processes for their preparation are in the art and described in numerous publications including Hay, U.S. Pat. No. and 3,306,875, both are incorporated by reference. Other patents which show the preparation of polyphenylene ethers include Bennett Cooper, U.S. Pat. 3,639,656, and 3,838,102, as w... | thE PoLYpHEnyLEnE eTHErS And proCesSeS fOr ThEiR pRePArAtiOn ArE knowN IN THE ArT And DescrIbED IN nUmerOUS pUblicatiONS iNcLuding hAY, U.S. PAt. NO. 3,306,874 AnD 3,306,875, bOTH Of wHicH arE inCOrPORatEd BY REferEncE. OTHer PATeNtS wHICH sHOw The preparatIOn OF POlyPHenyLEne eTHeRS iNclUDe BEnNett anD cooPeR, u.s. pA... | The polyphenylene ethers and processes for their preparation are known in the art and described in numerous publications including Hay, U.S. Pat. No.3,306,874 and3,306,875, both of which are incorporated by reference.Other patents whichshow the preparationof polyphenylene ethers include Bennett and... | _The_ _polyphenylene_ _ethers_ and _processes_ for their _preparation_ are _known_ in _the_ art and described in _numerous_ publications _including_ _Hay,_ U.S. Pat. No. 3,306,874 and 3,306,875, both of which are incorporated _by_ reference. Other patents _which_ show the preparation of polyphenylene ethers include Ben... |
Fog computing is a distributed approach of cloud implementation that acts as an intermediate layer from local networks (e.g., Internet of Things or “IoT” networks) to the cloud (e.g., centralized and/or shared resources). Current proposals and implementations are generally static in nature, where the fog network is des... | Fog computing is a distributed approach of cloud implementation that acts as an intermediate layer from local networks (e.g., Internet of Things or “IoT” networks) to the cloud (e.g., centralized and/or shared resources). Current proposals and implementations are generally static in nature, where the fog network is des... | Fog computing is a distributed approach of cloud implementation that acts as an intermediate layer from local networks (e. g. , Internet of Things or “ IoT ” networks) to the cloud (e. g. , cen^rslized and / or shared resources ). Current propIXals and implementations are generally static in nature, SheFe the fog netwo... | Fog is a distributed approach of cloud implementation that as an intermediate layer from networks (e.g., of Things or “IoT” networks) to the cloud (e.g., centralized and/or shared resources). Current proposals and are generally static in nature, where the fog network is designed implemented prior to providing a set pre... | fOG compUtiNg iS A DIsTRibUtED aPPRoACh of CloUd imPLEMEnTaTioN tHAT aCTS AS aN INtermedIate LAyER fROm LOCAL NETWOrks (e.G., iNTeRnet OF THINgs oR “iOT” NEtWORks) TO tHe clouD (E.G., CENtRaliZeD anD/or ShAred RESOURcES). CuRRenT pRoPOsAls AND iMpLEmEntAtiONs are GENerALly STATIC In nATuRe, whERe tHe FOG nETwORk Is DES... | Fog computing is a distributedapproach ofcloud implementation that acts as an intermediate layer from local networks (e.g., Internet of Things or “IoT”networks) to thecloud (e.g.,centralized and/or shared resources). Current proposals and implementations are generally static in nature, where the fog n... | Fog computing is _a_ distributed approach of cloud _implementation_ _that_ acts as an intermediate layer from _local_ networks (e.g., Internet of Things or _“IoT”_ networks) to the cloud (e.g., _centralized_ and/or shared resources). _Current_ proposals _and_ implementations are generally static in nature, where _the_ ... |
The present invention relates generally to systems and methods for detecting and/or transmitting images. More particularly, the present invention relates to detecting and transmitting images in relation to a cellular telephone.
Image processors typically detect light reflected off of a subject, and convert the detected... | The present invention relates generally to systems and methods for detecting and/or transmitting images. More particularly, the present invention relates to detecting and transmitting images in relation to a cellular telephone. Image processors typically detect light reflected off of a subject, and convert the detected... | The present invention relates generally to s6stejs and methods for detecting and / or transmitting images. More particularly, the present invention relates to detecting and transmitting images in relation to a cellular telephone. Image processors typically detect light reflected off of a subject, and convert the detect... | The present invention relates generally to systems and methods for detecting and/or transmitting images. More particularly, the present invention relates to detecting and images in relation to a cellular telephone. Image processors typically detect light reflected off of a subject, and convert the detected light to an ... | The pReSENt InvENTiON RelAteS GENerALLy To sYSTemS and mETHods for DetECtINg AnD/Or TRaNSMITtinG iMages. More PartIcuLaRlY, THe prESENT inveNtION rELatEs tO deteCTinG AnD TrANSmitTiNG iMAGES iN rELatION TO a ceLlular tELEpHOne.
ImAGe pROcEsSOrS TypICally DEteCt light REflEcTed oFF OF A sUbjeCt, And cOnVert THE DEteCteD... | The present invention relates generally tosystems andmethods for detecting and/or transmitting images. More particularly, the present invention relates to detecting andtransmitting images in relationto acellular telephone. Image processors typically detectlight reflected off of a subject, andconve... | The present invention relates generally to systems and methods for _detecting_ and/or _transmitting_ _images._ More particularly, the present _invention_ relates to _detecting_ and _transmitting_ images _in_ relation to a cellular _telephone._ Image _processors_ typically detect light reflected off of _a_ subject, and ... |
Microprocessors and other integrated circuits include clock distribution networks for routing a clock signal to the circuitry of the microprocessor or other integrated circuits. These clock network are typically formed in a two-dimensional layout and have stringent timing and power requirements. Skew and jitter of the ... | Microprocessors and other integrated circuits include clock distribution networks for routing a clock signal to the circuitry of the microprocessor or other integrated circuits. These clock network are typically formed in a two-dimensional layout and have stringent timing and power requirements. Skew and jitter of the ... | Microprocessors and other int4gra$ed circuits include clock distribution netQorkd for routing a sloc> signal to the circuitry of the ,iSroprocessor or other int#grsted circuits. TGeAe clock network are typically formed in a two - dimensional layout and YavS s6ring3nt timing and power requirements. Skew and jitter of th... | Microprocessors and other integrated circuits include clock distribution networks for routing a clock signal to the circuitry of the microprocessor or circuits. These clock network are typically formed in a two-dimensional layout and have stringent timing and power requirements. jitter of the clock network cause clock ... | mIcRoPROcEsSoRs And oTHer intEgRatEd CircUITS inClUDE cLOCK dIStribUtIon neTWORkS FOR rOUTINg a cloCK siGnal to ThE circuItry of the micrOPRoCESSor Or otHeR integrateD circuiTS. THeSE clOck NeTWoRk ARe tYPicALLy fORmED IN A two-DiMEnSiOnAl LAyoUt AND hAVE sTriNgEnT TIMiNG AND POweR ReQUIrEments. SKew aND jiTTeR Of The ... | Microprocessorsand other integrated circuits includeclockdistributionnetworks for routingaclock signal to the circuitry of the microprocessor or other integrated circuits. These clock network are typically formedin a two-dimensional layoutand have stringent timing and power requirements.Skew and jitter o... | Microprocessors and other integrated circuits include clock distribution networks _for_ routing a clock signal to the circuitry of _the_ microprocessor _or_ other integrated circuits. These clock network _are_ typically formed in a two-dimensional layout and _have_ stringent _timing_ and power requirements. Skew and ji... |
This invention relates to a process for the separation of a gas containing hydrocarbons. The applicants claim the benefits under Title 35, United States Code, Section 119(e) of prior U.S. Provisional application Ser. No. 60/045,874 which was filed on May 7, 1997.
Ethylene, ethane, propylene, propane and/or heavier hydr... | This invention relates to a process for the separation of a gas containing hydrocarbons. The applicants claim the benefits under Title 35, United States Code, Section 119(e) of prior U.S. Provisional application Ser. No. 60/045,874 which was filed on May 7, 1997. Ethylene, ethane, propylene, propane and/or heavier hydr... | This invention relates to a process for the separation of a gas containing hydrocarbons. The applicants claim the benefits under Title 35, United States Code, Section 119 (e) of prior U. S. Provisional application Ser. No. 60 / 045, 874 which was filed on May 7, 1997. Ethylene, ethane, propylene, propane and / or heavi... | This invention relates to a process for separation of a gas containing The applicants claim the benefits under Title 35, United States Code, Section 119(e) of prior U.S. Provisional application Ser. No. 60/045,874 which filed May 7, 1997. Ethylene, ethane, propylene, propane and/or heavier hydrocarbons can recovered fr... | ThIS InveNtIoN RELaTes TO a pRocESS fOR THe SepaRaTION Of a GAs cOntaIninG HYDroCARbOns. ThE apPLiCanTS clAIM thE BeNeFITs UNDer Title 35, uNITEd States codE, seCTiON 119(E) of PrioR u.S. ProvisIonAl applicaTIoN ser. No. 60/045,874 WHICh WaS Filed on May 7, 1997.
etHYlEnE, eThanE, PRopylEnE, PROPanE aND/Or HEAvIeR HYdr... | This invention relatesto a processfor the separation of agas containinghydrocarbons. The applicants claim the benefits under Title 35, United States Code, Section 119(e)of priorU.S. Provisional application Ser.No. 60/045,874 which was filed on May 7, 1997. Ethylene, ethane,propylene,propane and... | _This_ invention relates to a process for the separation of a gas containing hydrocarbons. The applicants claim _the_ benefits under Title 35, United States _Code,_ Section 119(e) of prior _U.S._ Provisional application _Ser._ _No._ 60/045,874 _which_ was filed on May 7, _1997._ Ethylene, ethane, propylene, propane and... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a system and method for dealing with computer resources, and more particularly to a system and method for resolving conflicts of re-locking resources.
2. General Background
Distributed computer environments, such as computer networks, provide significant advant... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system and method for dealing with computer resources, and more particularly to a system and method for resolving conflicts of re-locking resources. 2. General Background Distributed computer environments, such as computer networks, provide significant advant... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system and method for dealing with computer resources, and more particularly to a syst$K and method for resolving conflicts of re - locking resources. 2. General Background Distributed computer environments, such as computer networks, provide significant adva... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a system and method for dealing computer resources, and more particularly to a system and method for resolving conflicts of re-locking resources. General Background Distributed computer environments, such as computer networks, provide significant advantages to mul... | 1. FIeLD oF ThE iNVentIoN
tHE prESenT inVENTiOn rElateS to a sySTEM aND MetHOd for DeAlINg witH coMPuTEr resoURceS, and More PArtIcuLarLy TO a SYStem AnD mEtHOd For ReSolvING cONFLIcTs oF RE-LocKiNg ResourcEs.
2. gEneRAl bAckGrounD
DIstRibuTEd COmpuTeR ENViRonMentS, such As COMputEr nETworKs, pROViDe siGnIFIcant aDVaNT... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to asystem and method for dealing with computer resources, and moreparticularly to asystem and method for resolving conflicts of re-locking resources. 2. General Background Distributed computerenvironments, such as computer networks, provide significant ... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to _a_ system and method for dealing with computer resources, and more particularly to a system and method for resolving _conflicts_ of re-locking resources. _2._ _General_ _Background_ Distributed computer environments, _such_ as computer networks, _provide_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to articles of luggage and more particularly to a garment bag that includes a detachable valet case and is mounted on wheels so that the entire article can be easily rolled across a supporting surface.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Garment bags have me... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to articles of luggage and more particularly to a garment bag that includes a detachable valet case and is mounted on wheels so that the entire article can be easily rolled across a supporting surface. 2. Description of the Prior Art Garment bags have me... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to articles of luggage and more particularly to a garment bag that includes a detachable valet case and is mounted on wheels so that the entire article can be easily rolled across a supporting surface. 2. Description of the Prior Art Garment bags have me... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to articles of luggage and more particularly a garment bag that includes a detachable and is mounted on wheels so that the entire can be easily rolled across a supporting surface. 2. of Prior Art Garment bags have met with significant acceptance travelers for many... | 1. fIeLD Of the iNVEnTIoN
the PREsEnt iNvENtiOn relateS geneRaLlY To ARtIclES OF LuGgaGe aND MorE PARTiCULarLy to A GArmENt BAG tHAt InClUDEs A detACHAbLe VALet CAse aND Is mOUNtEd oN WhEeLS sO THAt The EntiRe ArtiCle Can be EAsILy ROlLed aCROSS a SupPOrtINg SUrFACe.
2. DeScRiPTion OF THE PriOR ArT
GaRmeNt BAGs HAve ME... | 1.Field of theInvention The present invention relates generally to articles of luggageand more particularly to a garment bag that includes a detachable valet case and is mounted on wheels so that the entire article can beeasily rolled across a supporting surface. 2. Description of the Prior Art G... | 1. Field _of_ the _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates _generally_ to articles of luggage and more particularly _to_ _a_ garment bag that includes a detachable valet case and is _mounted_ on wheels so that the entire article can be easily rolled across _a_ supporting _surface._ _2._ Description of the Prior _Art... |
The present invention relates to means for the measurement of torsional or rotational acceleration of a rotating body such as a shaft, and more particularly to the measurement of oscillatory starting and accelerating torques in rotating machines such as synchronous motors.
Synchronous motors are widely used for many ty... | The present invention relates to means for the measurement of torsional or rotational acceleration of a rotating body such as a shaft, and more particularly to the measurement of oscillatory starting and accelerating torques in rotating machine such as synchronous motors. Synchronous motors are widely used for many typ... | The present invention relates to means for the measurement of torsional or rotational acceleration of a rotating body skcJ as a shaft, and more particularly to the measurement of oscillatory starting and accelerating torques in rotating machines such as synchronous motors. Synchronous motors are widely used for many ty... | The present to means for the measurement of or rotational acceleration of a rotating body such as a shaft, and more particularly to the measurement of oscillatory starting and accelerating torques in rotating machines such as synchronous motors. Synchronous are widely used for many types of drives of their good efficie... | The PReSenT INveNtIOn rElaTeS TO MeAnS FOr tHe MeAsUREmEnt OF TorsIonal OR ROtAtIONaL AcCelErAtION of a rOTAtIng bOdy such AS A sHAFt, anD More ParTicuLArLY tO ThE mEAsuReMeNT OF OsCiLlaTORY StaRTiNG ANd ACCELeRAtiNg TORQUes iN rOtAtInG mACHInEs sUCH aS SyNcHRONOUS MOTORs.
syNcHroNoUS MoToRS aRe wideLY UsED For mAny ty... | The present invention relates to means for themeasurement of torsionalor rotational acceleration of a rotating body such as a shaft, and moreparticularly to themeasurement ofoscillatory starting andaccelerating torques in rotating machinessuchas synchronous motors. Synchronous motors are widely use... | The _present_ invention relates to means for the measurement of torsional _or_ rotational acceleration of a _rotating_ body such as a shaft, and more particularly to _the_ measurement _of_ oscillatory starting and accelerating torques in rotating machines such as _synchronous_ motors. Synchronous _motors_ are widely us... |
The invention relates to a device for preheating dry materials according to the preamble of claim 1.
Masses for manufacture of electrodes (anodes, cathodes) for aluminium production by molten electrolyte electrolysis are composed of dry materials--dry materials are mixtures of petrol coke and granulated electrode scrap... | The invention relates to a device for preheating dry materials according to the preamble of claim 1. Masses for manufacture of electrodes (anodes, cathodes) for aluminium production by molten electrolyte electrolysis are composed of dry materials--dry materials are mixtures of petrol coke and granulated electrode scrap... | The invention relates to a device for preheating dry materials according to the preamble of claim 1. Masses for manufacture of electrodes (anodes, cathodes) for aluminium production by molten electrolyte electrolysis are composed of dry materials - - dry materials are mixtures of petrol coke and granulated electrode sc... | The invention relates to a device for preheating dry materials according to the preamble of claim 1. Masses manufacture of electrodes (anodes, cathodes) for aluminium production by molten electrolyte are composed of dry materials--dry materials are mixtures of petrol coke granulated electrode scrap -, to which pitch is... | thE iNveNTiOn rELAteS tO A dEVicE fOR pReheaTing drY mateRIALS aCCOrding to THE prEAMBLe of cLaiM 1.
mASsEs FOR mAnufACtURe of eLECtRodeS (AnOdEs, caTHODES) FOr aLumiNiUM pRODUCTiON BY MoLTEn elEctRoLYte ELectRolYSIS aRE COmpOsed of dRY MaTERiaLs--DRy maTEriaLs ARe mixTurEs Of petRoL COKe and GRaNulATED eLectRode scRAp... | The invention relates toa device for preheating drymaterials accordingtothe preamble of claim 1.Masses for manufacture of electrodes (anodes, cathodes) for aluminium production by molten electrolyte electrolysis are composed of dry materials--dry materials are mixtures of petrol coke andgranulated ... | The invention relates to a device for preheating dry materials _according_ to the preamble of claim 1. Masses for manufacture of electrodes (anodes, _cathodes)_ _for_ aluminium production by molten electrolyte electrolysis _are_ composed of dry _materials--dry_ materials are mixtures of petrol coke and _granulated_ ele... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is generally concerned with fitting ophthalmic lenses into the rings or surrounds that an eyeglass frame comprises for this purpose and it is more particularly but not exclusively directed to the case of corrective ophthalmic lenses.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As is ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is generally concerned with fitting ophthalmic lenses into the rings or surrounds that an eyeglass frame comprises for this purpose and it is more particularly but not exclusively directed to the case of corrective ophthalmic lenses. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is ... | 1. Dielv of the Invention The present invention is generally concerned with fitting ophthalmic lenses into the rings or surTo7nds that an eyeglass frame comprises for this purpose and it is more particularly but not exclusively directed to the case of corrective ophthalmic lenses. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is ... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention is generally concerned with fitting ophthalmic lenses into the rings or surrounds that an eyeglass comprises for this purpose and it is more not exclusively directed to case of corrective ophthalmic 2. Description Prior Art As is known, unprocessed ophthalmic lenses as suppli... | 1. fIELd of tHe iNVenTIOn
THe Present invEntiOn is GeneRaLLY ConCErned WITh fiTTING opHthalMic LeNSES INTO the RINGs or SURROunDS tHAt An eYEgLaSS FRAME cOMprIseS for thIs pUrpoSE AnD it Is MORe partIcuLarLy buT nOT eXClUSivElY DiRected To THe casE oF coRrectivE OPHtHalMIC LENses.
2. DEsCRiPTioN oF the prIor arT
as is ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is generally concerned with fitting ophthalmic lenses intothe rings or surrounds thatan eyeglass frame comprisesfor this purposeand it is moreparticularly but notexclusively directed to thecase of corrective ophthalmic lenses. 2. Descriptionof the Prior Ar... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present _invention_ is generally concerned with _fitting_ ophthalmic lenses into the _rings_ or surrounds that _an_ _eyeglass_ frame comprises _for_ this purpose and it is more particularly but not exclusively directed to _the_ case of corrective ophthalmic _lenses._ _2._ Description of ... |
There are, of course, many reasons why the physical characteristics of a particular volume of air might be of interest. For instance, knowing the temperature, humidity and air flow parameters of a volume of air can be very helpful in determining the effect the air may have on a specific environment. Aside from weather ... | There are, of course, many reasons why the physical characteristics of a particular volume of air might be of interest. For instance, knowing the temperature, humidity and air flow parameters of a volume of air can be very helpful in determining the effect the air may have on a specific environment. Aside from weather ... | There are, of course, many reasons why the physical characteristics of a particular volume of air might be of interest. For instance, knowing the temperature, humidity and air flow parameters of a volume of air can be very helpful in determining the effect the air may have on a specific environment. Aside from weather ... | There are, course, many reasons why physical characteristics of a volume of air might be of interest. For knowing the temperature, humidity and air flow parameters of a volume of air be very helpful in determining the effect the air have on a specific environment. Aside from weather observations, where massive volumes ... | tHeRe ARE, of cOURsE, maNy REasOns Why The PHysIcAL ChAraCterIsTics of a PartiCULAR VolumE of aiR MighT be OF IntEreSt. fOR inSTAncE, KNowing the TeMpeRaTURe, hUmidity aNd Air fLoW paraMeteRs oF A VolUME Of AIR CAN bE VeRY HelpFUl In DEteRmiNiNg The eFFECT THe AIr May hAVe on a spECiFIC eNViroNMENT. aSide FroM wEATheR ... | Thereare, of course,many reasons whythe physical characteristics of a particular volume ofair mightbe of interest. For instance,knowing the temperature, humidity and air flow parameters of a volume of air canbe very helpful in determining the effect the air may have ona specificenvironment. Aside from weat... | There _are,_ of course, many reasons why _the_ physical characteristics of a _particular_ volume of air might be of interest. For instance, knowing the temperature, humidity and air flow parameters _of_ _a_ volume _of_ _air_ can be very helpful _in_ determining _the_ effect the air may have on a _specific_ _environment... |
Blue laser light has very widespread applications. For example, the blue laser light may be applicable to high-density optical storage or even medical science. Conventionally, the high-density optical data stores are operated with red diodes at the wavelength of about 650 nm. Through the use of shorter-wavelength blue ... | Blue laser light has very widespread applications. For example, the blue laser light may be applicable to high-density optical storage or even medical science. Conventionally, the high-density optical data stores are operated with red diodes at the wavelength of about 650 nm. Through the use of shorter-wavelength blue ... | Blue laser light has very widespread applications. For example, the blue laser light may be applicable to high - density optical storage or even medical sVUence. Conventionally, the high - density optical cZta stores are operated with red diodes at the wavelength of about 650 nm. Through the use of shorter - wavelength... | Blue laser light has very widespread applications. For example, the blue laser may be applicable to optical storage or even medical science. Conventionally, high-density optical are operated with red diodes at the wavelength about 650 nm. Through use of shorter-wavelength blue laser radiation (about 405 nm), the next g... | bluE laser liGHt hAS VeRy WIdESprEaD appLICAtiOnS. FoR ExaMpLE, the bluE laSEr LIGHt may BE aPPLICabLe to HIgH-DEnsitY oPtIcal STOrAgE or eVen MEdIcaL Science. CoNveNtIoNally, The HigH-deNSItY oPTIcal daTa sTOres aRE oPERATeD witH REd DiOdes at The wAvElENgth of abOUt 650 nm. ThroUGh ThE uSe OF shORtER-WAveLenGTH Blue ... | Blue laser light has very widespreadapplications. For example, the blue laserlight may beapplicableto high-density optical storage or even medical science.Conventionally, the high-densityoptical data stores areoperated withred diodes atthe wavelength of about 650nm. Through the use of shorter-wav... | Blue laser _light_ has _very_ widespread _applications._ For example, the blue _laser_ light _may_ be applicable to _high-density_ _optical_ storage or even medical _science._ _Conventionally,_ the high-density optical _data_ stores _are_ operated with red diodes at the wavelength of _about_ 650 nm. Through _the_ _use_... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to an electro-optical device, an electronic apparatus having the same, and a mounting structure in which a member is mounted on a mounting substrate, and more particularly, to a technique of performing diagnosis of an electro-optical device and a mounting structure.
2. R... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to an electro-optical device, an electronic apparatus having the same, and a mounting structure in which a member is mounted on a mounting substrate, and more particularly, to a technique of performing diagnosis of an electro-optical device and a mounting structure. 2. R... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to an electro - optical device, an electronic apparatus having the zaJe, and a mounting structure in which a m#mger is mounted on a mounting substrate, and more particularly, to a technique of performing diagnosis of an electro - optical device and a mounting structure. ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates an electro-optical device, an electronic apparatus having same, and a mounting structure in which a member is mounted on a mounting substrate, and more particularly, to a technique of performing of an electro-optical device and a mounting structure. 2. Related Art In gen... | 1. TecHniCAl FIelD
The preSeNT iNVEnTIon rElATEs tO An ElectRo-OPTICaL Device, aN ELeCTROnic apPaRAtuS haVING the SAme, aND a mountING sTRuCTure in wHICH a meMbER is MoUnted ON A MountiNg SUBStRATe, anD MORe pArTIcUlARLy, TO A tEChnique of pERFoRmINg DIAGnOsIs Of an eLEctrO-optIcal deVICe and a mOunTiNG sTrUcTUre.
2. r... | 1.Technical Field The present invention relates to an electro-optical device, an electronic apparatus having the same,and a mounting structure in which a member is mounted ona mounting substrate, and more particularly, to a techniqueof performing diagnosis of an electro-optical device and a mo... | 1. Technical Field _The_ _present_ invention relates to an _electro-optical_ device, an electronic _apparatus_ having the _same,_ and a _mounting_ structure in _which_ a member is _mounted_ on a mounting substrate, and more particularly, _to_ _a_ technique of performing diagnosis of an electro-optical device and a moun... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a circuit for detecting the movement of a solenoid armature associated, for example, with a solenoid valve, whereby correct or incorrect operation of the armature, and therefore of the valve, may be monitored, especially from a remote location.
2. Description of the R... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a circuit for detecting the movement of a solenoid armature associated, for example, with a solenoid valve, whereby correct or incorrect operation of the armature, and therefore of the valve, may be monitored, especially from a remote location. 2. Description of the R... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a circuit for detecting the movement of a solenoid armature associated, for exzmp,e, eiyh a solenoid valve, whereby correct or incorrect op3rayion of the armature, and therefore of the valve, may be monitored, especially from a remote location. 2. Description of the R... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a circuit for detecting the movement of a solenoid armature associated, for example, with a solenoid valve, whereby correct or operation of the and therefore of the valve, may be monitored, from a remote location. 2. Description of the Related operated systems, for ty... | 1. fieLd OF THe inVEntiON
ThIs INventION rELatES TO A CIrCuIT FOr DEtEctIng the moVemENt OF A SOLeNOID ArMaTuRE associATEd, foR ExamplE, WiTH a solenoId VaLvE, wHEreBY COrRECt OR IncorREcT OperAtioN of THE aRmATURe, AnD TherEfoRe of tHE VAlVE, mAY be monitoREd, eSpEcIalLy FRom a rEMoTe LOCATiOn.
2. deSCRIPtIoN oF tHE r... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates to a circuit for detecting the movement of asolenoidarmature associated,for example, with asolenoid valve, whereby correct or incorrectoperation of the armature, and therefore of the valve, may be monitored, especially from a remote location. 2. ... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ This _invention_ relates to a circuit for _detecting_ the movement _of_ a solenoid armature associated, for example, _with_ a solenoid valve, whereby correct or _incorrect_ operation of _the_ armature, and therefore of the valve, _may_ be monitored, especially _from_ a remote location. _2.... |
Poly(ADP-ribose)polymerase (PARP) is essential for facilitating DNA repair, controlling RNA transcription, mediating cell death and regulating immune response. This activity makes PARP inhibitors targets for a number of disorders. PARP inhibitors have shown utility for treating diseases such as ischemia reperfusion inj... | Poly(ADP-ribose)polymerase (PARP) is essential for facilitating DNA repair, controlling RNA transcription, mediating cell death and regulating immune response. This activity makes PARP inhibitors targets for a number of disorders. PARP inhibitors have shown utility for treating diseases such as ischemia reperfusion inj... | Poly (ADP - ribose) polymerase (PARP) is essential for facilitating DNA repair, controlling RNA transcription, mediating cell death and regulating immune response. This activity makes (AdP inhibitors targets for a number of disorders. PARP inhibitors have shown utility for treating diseases such as ischemia reperfusion... | Poly(ADP-ribose)polymerase is essential for facilitating DNA repair, controlling RNA transcription, mediating cell and immune response. This activity makes PARP inhibitors targets for a number of disorders. PARP inhibitors have shown utility for treating diseases as ischemia reperfusion injury, disease, retroviral infe... | PolY(adP-riBoSe)poLYmEraSe (PaRP) IS ESsENtIal fOr FAcILiTaTINg dna RepaIr, COntRoLLINg rNA TRaNSCRIPTIoN, MediaTIng CELL dEatH anD ReguLAtInG IMmunE ResPOnSE. tHIs aCtIViTy MAKEs ParP INhIBitORs tArGets for A NUmbeR OF dIsorDeRs. Parp INHIbItoRS HAVe ShOwn UtILiTy For treATinG diseaSES sUCh as iscHeMIA rEpeRfUSIOn iNJ... | Poly(ADP-ribose)polymerase (PARP) is essential for facilitating DNA repair,controlling RNA transcription,mediating cell death and regulating immune response. Thisactivity makes PARP inhibitors targets for a number of disorders. PARPinhibitors have shownutility for treating diseases such as ischemia reperfusi... | Poly(ADP-ribose)polymerase (PARP) is essential for facilitating DNA _repair,_ controlling _RNA_ transcription, _mediating_ cell death and regulating immune response. This activity makes PARP inhibitors _targets_ for a number of disorders. PARP inhibitors have shown utility for treating diseases such as ischemia reperfu... |
A) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device and its manufacture method, and more particularly to a semiconductor device having shallow trench isolation (STI) and its manufacture method.
B) Description of the Related Art
Local oxidation of silicon (LOCOS) has been used as isolation ... | A) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device and its manufacture method, and more particularly to a semiconductor device having shallow trench isolation (STI) and its manufacture method. B) Description of the Related Art Local oxidation of silicon (LOCOS) has been used as isolation ... | A) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device and its manufacture method, and more particularly to a semiconductor device having shallow trench isolation (STI) and its manufacture method. B) Description of the Related Art Local oxidation of silicon (LOCOS) has been used as isolation ... | Field of the The present invention relates to a semiconductor device and its manufacture method, and more particularly to a having shallow trench isolation (STI) and its manufacture method. B) Description Related Art Local oxidation of silicon (LOCOS) has as isolation of semiconductor According LOCOS techniques, after ... | a) FIElD of ThE InVENtioN
THe PReSeNt INvEnTioN reLaTes TO a SeMICONDuCTOR DEVicE and ITs mANUfactuRe MethOd, aND mORE parTiculARLy tO a sEmIconDUCtOr dEviCE HaviNg shalloW treNch iSOLAtiON (stI) AND ItS ManUFActuRE MEthOD.
B) descRIPTiOn of thE reLATed Art
lOcaL oxIdAtiOn OF SIlICON (LocOs) haS been used As iSoLaTIoN ... | A) Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a semiconductor device andits manufacture method,and more particularly to a semiconductor device having shallow trenchisolation (STI) and itsmanufacture method. B)Descriptionof the Related Art Local oxidation of silicon (LOCOS) has been used as isol... | A) Field _of_ the Invention _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates to a semiconductor device and its manufacture method, _and_ _more_ particularly _to_ a semiconductor device having shallow trench _isolation_ (STI) and its manufacture method. B) Description of the _Related_ _Art_ Local _oxidation_ of silicon (LOCOS) has b... |
For centuries advertisers and traditional media companies have been using tools, systems, and methods to try and reach and connect with the proper demographics that will purchase the goods and services being advertised. For example, many advertisers on television elect to advertise their products when a program is show... | For centuries advertisers and traditional media companies have been using tools, systems, and methods to try and reach and connect with the proper demographics that will purchase the goods and services being advertised. For example, many advertisers on television elect to advertise their products when a program is show... | For centuries advertisers and traditional media companies have been using tools, systems, and methods to try and reach and connect di$h the proper demographics that will purchase the goods and services being advertised. For example, many advertisers on television elect to advertise their products when a program is show... | For advertisers and media companies have been using systems, and methods and reach and connect with the proper demographics that will purchase the goods services being advertised. For example, many advertisers on television elect to advertise their products when a program is shown that will be viewed by the segment, gr... | fOR cenTurIES AdVErtIseRS aNd tRADItiOnAL meDIa cOmpanieS HAVE bEen usIng tooLs, SYsTEMs, anD METHoDS To tRy aNd reaCH and conNeCt With THe PROPer DEmograPhics tHAt WIlL pUrChAse tHe GOOdS aND servIces BEiNG aDVErtISED. FoR eXaMple, manY aDvERTisErs ON teLevisION ELECt To ADverTiSe tHeIr prODUcTs wHen A PrOGRAM IS SHow... | For centuries advertisers and traditionalmedia companies have been using tools, systems, and methods to tryand reach and connect with the proper demographics that will purchase thegoods and services being advertised.For example, manyadvertisers on television electto advertise their products when a progra... | For centuries advertisers and traditional media _companies_ have _been_ using tools, systems, _and_ _methods_ _to_ _try_ _and_ _reach_ and connect with the proper _demographics_ that _will_ purchase the _goods_ and services being _advertised._ For _example,_ _many_ _advertisers_ on television elect to advertise their _... |
The present invention relates to the three-dimensional imaging arts. It particularly relates to the imaging, tracking, and displaying of neural fibers and fiber bundles by diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DT-MRI), and will be described with particular reference thereto. However, the invention will also find... | The present invention relates to the three-dimensional imaging arts. It particularly relates to the imaging, tracking, and displaying of neural fibers and fiber bundles by diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DT-MRI), and will be described with particular reference thereto. However, the invention will also find... | The present invention relates to the three - dimensional imaging arts. It particularly relates to the imaging, tracking, and displaying of neural fibers and fiber bundles by diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DT - MRI ), and will be described with particular reference thereto. However, the invention will also... | The present invention relates to the three-dimensional imaging arts. It particularly relates the imaging, tracking, and of neural fibers and fiber bundles diffusion magnetic resonance imaging (DT-MRI), and be described with particular reference thereto. However, the invention will also find application in conjunction w... | THe PrEseNt InVention ReLAtES to the ThreE-diMeNSional imAGING Arts. it pARticUlarlY reLateS To ThE iMaGiNg, TRaCkinG, anD DispLayIng Of NeuRAl fIBeRS and FIBeR bunDLes bY diffusIon TensOr magNetIc ResoNaNCe iMaGiNG (Dt-Mri), anD wIlL be DeScRIbed WitH PaRTicular reFErEnCE thERETo. HOwEveR, tHE iNVenTIoN WilL ALso FinD... | The present invention relates to the three-dimensionalimaging arts. It particularly relatesto the imaging, tracking, and displaying of neural fibers and fiber bundles by diffusion tensor magneticresonance imaging (DT-MRI), and willbe described with particular reference thereto. However, the invention will... | _The_ present _invention_ relates to the three-dimensional imaging arts. It particularly relates to the imaging, tracking, _and_ _displaying_ of neural fibers and fiber bundles by diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DT-MRI), and will be _described_ with particular reference thereto. However, the invention will... |
1. Field of the Invention
The instant invention relates generally to floral retainers and more specifically it relates to a multiple flower stem holder.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Numerous floral retainers have been provided in prior art that are adapted to prolong the life of cut flowers and display the same. Whi... | 1. Field of the Invention The instant invention relate generally to floral retainers and more specifically it relates to a multiple flower stem holder. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous floral retainers have been provided in prior art that are adapted to prolong the life of cut flowers and display the same. Whil... | 1. Field of the Incegtion The instant invention relates geJeraloy to fPo5al retainers and more WpecifLcally it relates to a multiple flower sgeJ holder. 2. XesVription of the Ldior Art Numerous f/orwl retwimers have been provided in prior art that are adapted to prolong the life of cut flowers and display the same. Whi... | 1. Field of the Invention The instant invention relates generally to floral and it relates to a multiple flower stem holder. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous floral retainers have been provided in prior art that are adapted to prolong the life cut flowers and display the same. While these units may be suitable ... | 1. fiELD OF THE InVENTiON
the Instant INvenTIon ReLateS GenErallY To FloRAL RetAinerS aNd more SpeCIficallY It rElAtES To a MULtipLE floWEr stEm hoLDeR.
2. dEsCriptiOn oF tHE PRIoR aRT
NUmerOUs FLoRAl RETAInERS haVe been ProVidED in pRIOR aRT THAt Are aDApTEd To prOLonG tHe liFe oF CUT FLoWErs AND DISPlAy tHE SAmE. whi... | 1.Field ofthe Invention Theinstant invention relates generally to floral retainers andmore specifically it relates toa multiple flower stem holder. 2. Description of the Prior Art Numerous floral retainers have beenprovided inprior art that are adapted to prolongthe life ofcut flowers and display the ... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ instant invention relates generally to _floral_ retainers _and_ more specifically it relates to a _multiple_ flower stem holder. 2. _Description_ of the Prior Art Numerous floral retainers have _been_ _provided_ in prior art that _are_ _adapted_ to prolong the life of _cut_ _flowers_ a... |
The present invention relates to a packaging apparatus for feeding and loading individual bags formed in a continuous strip in which successive bags are connected end-to-end. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fully electric packaging apparatus that includes an integrated printer assembly that is piv... | The present invention relates to a packaging apparatus for feeding and loading individual bags formed in a continuous strip in which successive bags are connected end-to-end. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fully electric packaging apparatus that includes an integrated printer assembly that is piv... | The present invention relates to a packaging apparatus for feeding and loading individual bags formed in a continuous strip in which successive bags are connected end - to - end. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fully electric packaging apparatus that includes an integrated printer assembly that is... | The present invention to a packaging apparatus for feeding and loading individual bags formed in continuous strip in which successive bags are connected end-to-end. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fully packaging apparatus that includes an integrated printer assembly that is pivotable away from th... | tHE PRESEnT iNVEnTion relatEs TO a PaCkaGiNg ApPAraTus foR feEdiNg AND LoADInG indIVIdUAL BaGs fORMed in A conTinuOUs sTrIP in WHich SUcCesSIve BAgs ArE CoNnECTed ENd-to-End. MORe sPECIFiCallY, THE prEsEnT InVEnTion RELATEs tO a FULlY ELEcTRiC PAckAgiNG aPParaTUs THaT iNcLudes AN inTeGRAted prIntER asSeMBly THAt iS piv... | The present invention relates to a packaging apparatus for feeding andloading individual bagsformed ina continuous strip in whichsuccessive bags are connectedend-to-end. More specifically, the present invention relates to a fully electric packaging apparatus that includes anintegrated printer assembly that is... | _The_ present invention relates to a _packaging_ apparatus for feeding _and_ loading individual bags formed _in_ a continuous strip in which successive bags _are_ connected end-to-end. More specifically, the present invention relates _to_ a fully _electric_ _packaging_ apparatus that includes _an_ integrated printer as... |
A compound semiconductor is not a single element such as silicon and germanium but a compound having two or more kinds of combined elements serving as a semiconductor. Various kinds of compound semiconductors have been developed and used in many fields. For example, a compound semiconductor may be used for thermoelectr... | A compound semiconductor is not a single element such as silicon and germanium but a compound having two or more kinds of combined elements serving as a semiconductor. Various kinds of compound semiconductors have been developed and used in many fields. For example, a heighten semiconductor may be used for thermoelectr... | A compound semiconductor is not a single element such as silicon and germanium but a compound having two or more kinds of combined elements serving as a semiconductor. Various kinds of compound semiconductors have been developed and used in many fields. For example, a compound semiconductor may be used for thermoelectr... | A compound semiconductor not a single element such as and germanium but a compound having two or more kinds of combined elements serving as a semiconductor. Various kinds of compound semiconductors have been and in many fields. For example, a compound semiconductor may be used thermoelectric conversion devices using a ... | a compOunD sEmiCOndUCTor iS nOt A sINglE eLeMEnt SucH as SIlicON and germaniuM BUT A coMPoUNd HAviNg tWO Or moRe kINdS OF COmBINed elEMENtS SErviNG as A sEmiCOndUcToR. VARIoUS KiNds oF cOmPOunD sEmIConDucTORS HAvE beEn dEVEloPEd aNd usED iN Many fiElDs. For eXaMpLE, a cOMpoUnD sEMiconDUCToR MAY bE USED fOR ThERMoelecTr... | A compound semiconductor is not a single element such as silicon and germaniumbut a compound having two or morekindsof combined elements serving asasemiconductor. Various kinds of compound semiconductors have been developed and used in many fields. For example, a compound semiconductor may b... | A compound semiconductor is not a single _element_ such as silicon _and_ germanium but _a_ _compound_ _having_ two or more kinds of combined elements serving as a _semiconductor._ Various kinds of compound semiconductors have _been_ developed and used in _many_ fields. For example, a _compound_ _semiconductor_ _may_ be... |
1. Statement of the Technical Field
The invention concerns antennas and more particularly aperture coupled antennas that can be dynamically modified to operate over a relatively large bandwidth by controlling a shape of a ground plane.
2. Description of the Related Art
Patch antennas are well known in the art and are u... | 1. Statement of the Technical Field The invention concerns antennas and more particularly aperture coupled antennas that can be dynamically modified to operate over a relatively large bandwidth by controlling a shape of a ground plane. 2. Description of the Related Art Patch antennas are well known in the art and are u... | 1. Statement of the Technical Field The invention concerns antennas and more particularly aperture coupled antennas that can be dynamically modified to operate over a relatively large bandwidth by controlling a shape of a ground plane. 2. Description of the Related Art Patch antennas are well known in the art and are u... | 1. Statement of the Technical Field The invention concerns antennas and more particularly aperture coupled antennas that can be dynamically modified to operate over a relatively large by controlling a of a 2. Description of the Related Art Patch antennas are well known in the art and are used in a wide variety of be in... | 1. StatEMent Of tHE teChNiCaL FieLd
tHe InVentiOn CoNcERNs aNtENNaS anD MoRE PaRTIcuLaRLy APErture CoupLeD AntEnNaS tHaT CAN be DyNaMICalLY MoDifieD To opErate over a relATiVelY lARgE bANDwiDTH By coNtRoLlINg a shAPE oF a gROUnd pLanE.
2. dESCRiPTIoN oF tHE RelaTed arT
PatcH antennas ARE wELl KNown iN The aRt aNd Are u... | 1. Statement of the Technical Field The inventionconcerns antennas and more particularly aperture coupled antennasthatcan be dynamically modified to operate over a relatively large bandwidth by controllinga shape of a ground plane. 2. Description of the Related Art Patch antennas are well known in the art a... | _1._ _Statement_ of the Technical Field _The_ invention _concerns_ antennas and more particularly aperture coupled antennas that can _be_ _dynamically_ modified to operate _over_ a relatively large bandwidth by controlling _a_ shape of a ground plane. 2. Description of the Related Art Patch antennas are well _known_ in... |
As is generally known, food and beverages are offered and served to air passengers during flights. The food service items are generally cold-stored in catering transport containers, i.e. so-called trolleys, from which the food items are usually also served. Except during the actual service periods, the food service tro... | As is generally known, food and beverages are offered and served to air passengers during flights. The food service items are generally cold-stored in catering transport containers, i.e. so-called trolleys, from which the food items are usually also served. Except during the actual service periods, the food service tro... | As is generally known, food and beverages are offered and served to air passengers during flights. The food service items are generally Sols - stored in catering transport containers, i. e. so - called trolleys, from which the food items are usually also served. Except during the act&a/ service periods, the food servic... | As is generally known, food beverages are offered and served to air passengers during The food service items cold-stored in catering transport containers, i.e. so-called from which the food items are usually also served. Except during the actual service periods, the food service trolleys are stowed in a galley, and are... | aS iS GENErALlY KNOWN, FOod aNd BevErAGES ARe oFFERED AND servED To air pASseNGers durinG FlIGhtS. tHe fOoD sErvicE itEMS arE genEraLLY cOlD-StorEd IN catERing TranSpOrt cOntaInerS, i.E. So-CALleD tRoLLEYS, frOM whiCh The Food iTeMs aRe USuALlY alSO SErVed. eXCept DurInG thE ACTUaL seRVICe PerIOdS, tHE FooD sERViCE Tro... | As is generally known, food and beverages are offered and served to air passengers during flights.The food service items are generally cold-stored in catering transport containers, i.e. so-called trolleys, from whichthe food items are usually also served. Except during the actual service periods, the food service... | As is generally known, food and beverages are _offered_ and served to air passengers during _flights._ The food _service_ items are generally cold-stored in catering transport containers, i.e. so-called trolleys, _from_ which the food items are usually _also_ served. Except during the actual service periods, the food _... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to improvements in sealing rings and more particularly, but not by way of limitation, to an improved self-sealing ring adapted for utilization with the closure members of valves.
2. Description of the Prior Art
O-rings are in widespread use today for sealing between the ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to improvements in sealing rings and more particularly, but not by way of limitation, to an improved self-sealing ring adapted for utilization with the closure members of valves. 2. verbal description of the Prior Art O-rings are in widespread use today for sealing betwe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to improvements in sealing rings and more particularly, but not by way of limitation, to an improved self - sealing ring adapted for utilization with the closure members of valves. 2. Description of the Prior Art O - rings are in w8despreaE use today for sealing between ... | 1. the This relates to improvements in sealing rings and more particularly, but by way of limitation, to an improved self-sealing ring adapted for utilization with the closure members of valves. 2. Description of the Prior Art O-rings are in widespread use today for sealing between the member of a valve and the valve s... | 1. FiELD Of tHe invENtIon
ThiS iNVENtion RELAtES tO impRoVemeNtS iN SeaLiNG RInGS anD More ParTiCuLArlY, BuT not by WAY oF LImITatioN, tO an improVeD sELf-SEALINg riNG ADAptED fOR UtILIZATioN WiTH THE CLoSuRe mEmbers Of valvES.
2. desCRIPTiON Of tHe prIor aRt
o-ringS aRe in WIdeSpReaD uSe Today fOr SeAlInG bETwEEN ThE ... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates to improvements in sealing rings and more particularly, but not byway of limitation, to an improved self-sealing ring adapted for utilization with the closure members of valves. 2. Description of the Prior Art O-ringsare inwidespread use today ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention This _invention_ relates to _improvements_ in _sealing_ rings and _more_ particularly, but _not_ by way of limitation, to an _improved_ self-sealing ring adapted for utilization with the closure _members_ _of_ valves. _2._ Description of _the_ Prior Art O-rings _are_ in _widespread_ use toda... |
The present invention relates to a video signal processing apparatus which converts an analog video signal to a digital signal.
Recently, a liquid crystal display device is mainly developed as a video apparatus to replace a cathode ray tube (CRT) display therewith. Video signals received from a personal computer by a d... | The present invention relates to a video signal processing apparatus which converts an analog video signal to a digital signal. Recently, a liquid crystal display device is mainly developed as a video apparatus to replace a cathode ray tube (CRT) display therewith. Video signals received from a personal computer by a d... | The present invention relates to a video signal processing apparatus which converts an analog video signal to a digital signal. Recently, a liquid crystal display device is mainly developed as a video apparatus to replace a cathode ray tube (CRT) display therewith. Video signals received from a personal computer by a d... | The invention relates to a video signal processing apparatus which an analog video signal to a digital signal. Recently, a crystal display device is mainly developed as a apparatus to replace a tube (CRT) display therewith. Video signals received from a personal computer by a display device such as a liquid display dev... | The prESEnT inVEnTION RElATeS TO A VidEO SigNAl pRocesSing aPpaRatus wHiCH ConVeRts AN AnaLog VidEo sIGNaL TO a DIgItaL SIgnAl.
RECENTly, A LiquId CRystaL dISpLAy dEVice is mainLy DEVElOped as a viDEO apPaRatUS To ReplACe A catHODE RAy Tube (CRt) dISPlAY tHEReWItH. VIDEO SiGNALs reCeIvEd FrOM a pERsONal COmPUTeR By a d... | The present invention relatesto a video signal processing apparatus which converts an analog video signal to a digital signal. Recently, a liquid crystaldisplay device is mainly developed as a video apparatus to replace a cathode ray tube (CRT) display therewith. Videosignals received ... | _The_ present _invention_ relates to a video signal _processing_ apparatus which converts _an_ analog video signal to _a_ digital signal. Recently, a liquid crystal display device is mainly developed as a video apparatus to replace a cathode _ray_ _tube_ (CRT) display _therewith._ Video signals received _from_ a person... |
The present invention relates to the field of magnetic recording, particularly to the measuring of an error rate for disk drives, based on the detection of data by means of a digital data processing method. | The present invention relates to the field of magnetic recording, particularly to the measuring of an error rate for disc drives, based on the detection of data by means of a digital data processing method. | The preW#nt invention relates to the fie?X of manne6ic recording, particularly to the measuring of an $tror ra%4 for duWk drives, bZWed on the deyectiog of data by means of a digital safa processibY method. | The invention relates to the field of magnetic recording, particularly to measuring of an error for disk drives, based on the detection of data by means of a digital data processing method. | tHE PRESenT INveNTiON RELATeS to The fiELD OF maGNetIc RECORDINg, paRtICULaRLY tO the mEASurinG of aN ErrOR RATE fOR dIsk DrivES, basED On THe detEctIoN Of DATa BY MeAns OF A diGital DaTa PROceSSING mEtHOd. | The present invention relates to the field of magnetic recording, particularly to the measuring of an error rate fordisk drives, based on thedetection ofdata by means ofa digital data processing method. | The _present_ invention relates _to_ the field of magnetic _recording,_ particularly to the measuring of an error rate for disk drives, _based_ on the detection of _data_ by means of a digital data _processing_ method. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to production of bottles by extrusion blow molding and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for forming a neck finish in a wide range of plastic water dispenser bottles that has a smooth, straight inner diameter and is fully calibrated, not requ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to production of bottles by extrusion blow molding and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for forming a neck finish in a wide range of plastic water dispenser bottles that has a smooth, straight inner diameter and is fully calibrated, not requ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to production of b)ttleD by extruQiog blow molding and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for forming a neck finish in a wide range of plastic water dispenser bottles that has a smooth, straight inner diameter and is fully calibrated, not requ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to production of bottles by extrusion blow and, more particularly, to a method and apparatus for forming a neck finish in a wide range of plastic water dispenser bottles that has a smooth, straight inner diameter and is fully calibrated, not requiring an... | 1. FIELd Of the INvEntioN
the pReSeNt InVEntiOn RElATes GeNeRAlLY to prODUcTIon of botTLEs by eXtRUSIoN bloW mOlding AND, mORE partICulaRly, To A MethOd AnD AppARATUS foR foRMinG A nEcK fINISH In A wiDe ranGe OF pLastIC wateR DIsPEnsER bOTtLES ThAt Has A smoOtH, StRAiGHt inneR diAMeTeR And is fUlly cALibRATEd, noT Requ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates generally to production of bottles by extrusion blow molding and, more particularly, to amethod and apparatus for forming a neckfinish in a wide range ofplastic waterdispenser bottles that has a smooth, straight inner diameter and is fully ca... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to production of bottles by _extrusion_ blow molding and, more particularly, to a method _and_ apparatus for _forming_ _a_ _neck_ finish in a _wide_ range _of_ plastic water dispenser bottles that has a smooth, _straight_ inner diameter _and_ is _fully_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to cyclohexanol derivatives and fragrance compositions containing the same.
2. Description of the Prior Art
It is known that hydrogenated catecholcamphene adducts obtained by the hydrogenation of an adduct of camphene with catechol have a sandal odor. (Japan Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to cyclohexanol derivatives and fragrance compositions containing the same. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is known that hydrogenated catecholcamphene adducts obtained by the hydrogenation of an adduct of camphene with catechol have a sandal odor. (Japan Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to cyclohexanol derivatives and fragrance compositions containing the same. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is known that hydrogenated catecholcamphene adducts obtained by the hydrogenation of an adduct of camphene with catechol have a sandal odor. (Japan Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to cyclohexanol derivatives and fragrance compositions containing the same. 2. Description of Prior Art is known that hydrogenated catecholcamphene adducts obtained by the hydrogenation of an adduct of camphene with catechol have a sandal odor. (Japan Patent Laid-... | 1. FielD OF tHe inveNTiOn
THE PRESEnT InVEntiOn rElaTEs to CyCLoHEXanOl DEriVAtIves aNd fRaGRANce CoMposItions COnTAinINg THE SAmE.
2. dESCrIpTIon of tHE PrIOr Art
it IS known ThaT HydROGEnaTEd CAteCHoLcAMphene addUCTS OBtAiNeD BY tHE hYDroGENATion OF aN ADdUct OF CamPhene WItH cAtechOL hAVe A SAnDAl oDOR. (JApan pATeN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to cyclohexanol derivatives and fragrance compositions containing the same. 2. Description of the Prior ArtItis known that hydrogenated catecholcamphene adducts obtained by the hydrogenationofan adduct of camphene with catechol have a sanda... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to cyclohexanol derivatives and fragrance compositions containing the same. _2._ Description of the _Prior_ Art _It_ is known that hydrogenated _catecholcamphene_ _adducts_ obtained by the hydrogenation _of_ an adduct _of_ camphene with catechol have a sandal od... |
The present invention relates to closed-loop amusement ride systems, such as roller coasters, installed in amusement parks and the like.
Conventional ride systems of this type comprise a pair of rails, extending parallelly at a fixed distance from each other, and a passenger car traveling on the rails. The rails are cu... | The present invention relates to closed-loop amusement ride systems, such as roller coasters, installed in amusement parks and the like. Conventional ride systems of this type comprise a pair of rails, extending parallelly at a fixed distance from each other, and a passenger car traveling on the rails. The rails are cu... | The present invention relates to cloQ4d - loop amusement ride systems, such as roller foxsters, installed in amusement parks and the like. Conventional ride systems of this type comprise a pair of rqiks, extending parallelly at a fixed distance from each other, and a passenger car traveling on the rails. The rails are ... | The present invention relates to closed-loop amusement ride such roller coasters, in amusement parks and the like. Conventional ride systems of this type comprise a pair of rails, extending parallelly at fixed distance from other, and a car traveling on the rails. The rails are curved into various shapes, so that the c... | THe preseNt INvEnTion RelATES tO clOSEd-LOOp AMuSEmenT rIde SySTems, such aS rollEr Coasters, instaLlEd In amUSeMENT ParkS anD THE Like.
ConVeNTioNaL Ride SYsteMs of tHIS TypE CoMpriSe a PaiR Of RaIls, eXteNding paRaLLELly At A fIxEd diSTANcE FrOM each Other, AnD a PaSseNGer cAR tRAVElING oN The rAiLS. THe raiLs Are cU... | The present invention relates to closed-loop amusement ride systems,such as roller coasters,installed in amusement parks and the like. Conventional ride systemsof this type comprise a pair of rails, extending parallelly at afixed distance from each other, and a passenger car traveling on the rails.... | The present invention relates to closed-loop amusement ride systems, such as roller coasters, installed in amusement parks and the like. Conventional ride systems _of_ this type comprise a pair of rails, extending parallelly _at_ a fixed _distance_ from each _other,_ and a _passenger_ car _traveling_ on _the_ rails. Th... |
Today life standards cannot be imagined without communication systems for individuals and groups, e.g., Internet, TV. Those communication systems have been evolving from old standards and currently, there is a full array of interactive tools allowing people to communicate in different ways. With current standards, one ... | Today life standards cannot be imagined without communication systems for individuals and groups, e.g., Internet, TV. Those communication systems have been evolving from old standard and currently, there is a full array of interactive tools allowing people to communicate in different ways. With current standards, one p... | Today life standards cannot be omXgined without ckmmunicstion stWtems for individuals and groups, e. g. , Internet, TV. Those communication systems have been evolving from old standards and currently, there is a full array of interactive tools allowing people to communicate in different ways. With current standards, on... | Today life standards cannot be imagined without communication systems for individuals and groups, e.g., Internet, TV. Those communication have been evolving from old standards and there is a full array of interactive tools people to communicate in different ways. With current one person can broadcast a message to a pra... | ToDaY liFe STaNdaRDS CaNnOT BE iMagIned witHouT cOmMuNiCAtIOn sYstemS for indIVIDuaLs And GrouPS, E.G., inTerNEt, TV. THose coMmuNicAtIOn SYsTems HavE BEEn EvOlViNG fROm oLd stANDaRdS and curREnTLY, there Is A FulL ARraY Of iNtERaCtIvE TooLS AllOwing PeopLE To CoMmUNICatE iN diFfErenT WAYs. WIth cUrrEnt STaNdardS, onE ... | Today life standards cannot be imagined without communication systems for individuals and groups, e.g., Internet,TV. Those communication systems have beenevolving from old standardsand currently, there is a full array ofinteractivetools allowing people to communicate indifferent ways. With current ... | Today life _standards_ cannot be _imagined_ without communication systems for _individuals_ and groups, e.g., Internet, TV. Those _communication_ systems have _been_ evolving from old standards and currently, there is _a_ full array of interactive tools allowing _people_ to communicate in different ways. With _current_... |
The invention set forth in this specification pertains to new and improved disposable, electrochemical sensing devices. More specifically it pertains to sensing devices or sensors which are used in conjunction with appropriate electronic apparatus in order to determine the content of certain specific ions or gases in v... | The invention set forth in this specification pertains to new and improved disposable, electrochemical sensing devices. More specifically it pertains to sensing devices or sensors which are used in conjunction with appropriate electronic apparatus in order to determine the content of certain specific ions or gases in v... | The invention set forth in this specification pertains to new and improvSF disposable, electrochemical sensing devices. More specifically it pertains to sensing devices or sensors which are used in conjunction with appropriate electronic aLLaratus in order to determine the content of certain specific ions or gases in v... | The invention set forth in this specification pertains to new and improved disposable, electrochemical sensing devices. More specifically it pertains to devices or sensors which are used in conjunction appropriate electronic apparatus in order to determine the content of certain specific ions or gases in various differ... | THE inveNtiOn set Forth IN thiS speCifiCAtioN peRTAiNS To neW anD IMpROVed DiSPosAble, eleCTRocHEMIcAL SenSing DevICes. MORE SPECIFIcaLLy It PertAiNS TO seNsIng dEViceS or SENSOrS Which aRe USED IN coNJUNcTION WitH aPPropRIATE ELeCtrONiC aPPARATus iN orDEr tO dETErMiNe the ConTENt OF cErTAiN sPecIFiC IoNS Or GASES IN V... | The invention setforth in thisspecification pertains to new andimproved disposable, electrochemical sensing devices. More specifically it pertains to sensing devices orsensors which are usedin conjunction with appropriateelectronic apparatus in order to determine the content ofcertain specific ions or... | The invention set _forth_ in this specification _pertains_ to new and improved disposable, electrochemical sensing _devices._ _More_ _specifically_ it pertains to sensing devices or sensors which are used in conjunction with appropriate electronic apparatus in order to determine the content of certain _specific_ ions _... |
The present invention relates generally to washers used in the assembly of mechanical structures, and particularly to two-piece washers that can be inserted in a mechanical structure after assembly.
During and after the process of putting together a mechanical structure it is often discovered that a washer has either b... | The present invention relates generally to washers used in the assembly of mechanical structures, and particularly to two-piece washers that can be inserted in a mechanical structure after assembly. During and after the process of putt together a mechanical structure it is often discovered that a washer has either been... | The present invention relates generally to washers used in the assembly of mechanical structures, and particularly to two - piece washers that can be inserted in a mechanical structure after assembly. During and after the lrosess of putting together a mechanical structure it is often discovered that a washer has either... | The present invention generally to washers used in the of mechanical structures, and particularly to two-piece washers that can be inserted in a mechanical structure after assembly. During and after the process of putting together a mechanical structure it is often discovered that a washer has either been inadvertently... | THe PrEsENT invenTIOn RElatES GEnERALLY to waSheRS useD in ThE aSSEMBlY oF meChaNical strUCtuREs, And parTICULarlY tO Two-piECE waSHeRs ThaT cAn bE inserTeD iN a MEChAnIcAl stRuctuRe AfTer aSsembly.
DUriNg AND after the proCESS oF PUTTING tOGeTHer a mEchAnIcAL STRuCTuRE IT is oFTEn DIsCoVEReD thaT a wAsher HAs eITHEr b... | The present invention relatesgenerally to washers used in the assembly of mechanical structures, and particularlyto two-piecewashers that can beinserted in amechanical structure after assembly. During and after the process ofputting togethera mechanical structure it is often discovered that a washerh... | The present invention _relates_ generally to _washers_ _used_ in the _assembly_ of mechanical structures, and particularly _to_ two-piece _washers_ _that_ can be inserted in a mechanical _structure_ after assembly. _During_ _and_ after the process _of_ putting together a _mechanical_ structure it is _often_ discovered ... |
The present invention relates to improvements of a workpiece feeding device in a sewing machine, which, in particular, is installed with an endless feeding member such as a feed wheel, a feed belt or a feed chain steadily contacting a workpiece.
In U.S. Pat. No. 4,271,776 there is disclosed a sewing machine having a fe... | The present invention relates to improvements of a workpiece feeding device in a sewing machine, which, in particular, is installed with an endless feeding member such as a feed wheel, a feed belt or a feed chain steadily contacting a workpiece. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,271,776 there is disclosed a sewing machine having a fe... | The present invention relates to improvements of a workpiece feeding device in a sewing machine, which, in particular, is installed with an RGdless feeding member such as a feed wheel, a feed belt or a feed chain steadily contacting a workpiece. In U. S. Pat. No. 4, 271, 776 there is disclosed a sewing machine having a... | The present relates to improvements of a workpiece feeding device in a sewing in particular, is installed an endless feeding member such as a wheel, a feed belt or feed chain steadily contacting a workpiece. In U.S. 4,271,776 there is disclosed a sewing machine having a feeding device with such an endless feeding membe... | tHe PREseNt iNvENTioN RELATes to iMprOvEmeNts Of a wORkPiECE FEedInG dEViCE iN a seWING mAcHINe, WhIcH, In PaRTicULar, IS INSTALLed witH an eNdlESS FeEDINg MEmbeR Such as A FeEd wHEel, a FEED BELt OR a FEED ChaIn STEADILy coNtAcTINg a WORKpIECe.
IN U.S. pAT. nO. 4,271,776 there iS dIScLOSEd A sEWing macHinE haVing a Fe... | The presentinvention relates to improvementsof a workpiece feeding device in a sewing machine, which, inparticular, is installedwith an endless feedingmember such as a feed wheel, afeedbelt or a feed chain steadily contacting a workpiece. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,271,776 there is disclosed a sewing machi... | The _present_ invention relates to improvements of a _workpiece_ feeding _device_ in a sewing machine, which, in _particular,_ is installed with an _endless_ _feeding_ member such as a feed _wheel,_ a feed belt or a feed chain _steadily_ contacting a workpiece. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,271,776 there is disclosed a sewing mac... |
In general, a flat panel display device such as a PDP or a LCD is equipped with an antireflection film for minimizing the reflection of light incident from the outside.
As a method for minimizing the reflection of light, there exist a method (anti-glare: AG coating) in which a filler such as an inorganic fine particle ... | In general, a flat panel display device such as a PDP or a LCD is equipped with an antireflection film for belittle the reflection of light incident from the outside. As a method for minimizing the reflection of light, there exist a method (anti-glare: AG coating) in which a filler such as an inorganic fine particle is... | In general, a flat panel display device such as a PDP or a LCD is equipped with an antireflection film for minimizing the reflection of light incident from the outside. As a method for minimizing the reflection of light, there exist a method (anti - glare: AG coating) in which a Bil<er such as an inorganic fine particl... | In general, flat panel display device such as a PDP or a LCD is equipped with an antireflection film for minimizing the reflection light from the outside. As a method for minimizing the reflection of light, there exist a method (anti-glare: AG coating) in which a filler such as an inorganic fine particle is in a resin ... | iN gEnERAl, A fLAT paNeL dISpLAY dEvICE sUch AS A PDP or a LcD Is EquIpPed WITH an ANTIreFLEctiON FIlm FOR MiNimizINg the ReFLecTiOn OF lIgHT InCIdEnt froM THE outSIDE.
AS A MEthoD foR mINIMIZing tHe rEFLeCtiOn of LIGht, theRe ExisT A metHoD (ANTi-glaRe: aG coAting) iN Which A FIlleR sUCh aS AN INOrGanic Fine pARtiCLe ... | In general, a flat panel display device suchas aPDP or a LCD is equipped with an antireflection filmfor minimizing the reflectionof light incident fromthe outside. As a method forminimizing the reflectionof light, there exist a method (anti-glare: AG coating) in which a filler such as an inorganic f... | In general, a flat _panel_ display device _such_ as a PDP or a LCD is _equipped_ _with_ an _antireflection_ film for minimizing the reflection of _light_ incident _from_ the _outside._ As a _method_ for minimizing the reflection of light, _there_ exist _a_ method (anti-glare: AG coating) in which _a_ filler such as an ... |
(a) Technical Field
Embodiments relate to a switch control circuit for zero voltage switching and a buck converter including the same.
(b) Description of the Related Art
A buck converter includes a power switch that receives an input voltage and performs switching and an inductor and a capacitor that are connected to t... | (a) Technical Field Embodiments relate to a switch control circuit for zero voltage switching and a buck converter including the same. (b) Description of the Related Art A buck converter includes a power switch that receives an input voltage and performs switching and an inductor and a capacitor that are connected to t... | ( a) Technical Field Embodiments relate to a switch contEo> circuit for zeEi voltage switching and a buck convfrtfr including the same. (b) Description of the Related Art A buck converter includes a power switch that receives an input voltage and performs switching and an inductor and a capacitor that are connected to ... | (a) Technical Field Embodiments relate to a switch circuit for zero voltage switching and buck converter including the (b) Description of the Related Art A converter includes a power switch that receives an input voltage and performs switching and inductor and capacitor that are connected to the power switch. diode may... | (a) tEChNiCaL fIELD
eMBOdimeNtS rElate to A switCH coNTroL CIrCUIT foR zeRO vOlTaGE SwITchinG AnD a BucK coNvERteR IncLUDINg the sAMe.
(B) dESCRiptiON of tHe ReLATEd arT
a bucK CoNvERTER INCludes a PowER switcH thaT reCeIvES aN iNPUt VolTAGE AnD pErfOrMS SWItChINg anD aN INDuCtOr anD a caPACItoR THAt ARe CONnected To t... | (a) Technical Field Embodiments relate to a switch control circuit for zero voltage switching anda buck converter includingthesame. (b) Description of theRelated Art A buck converter includes a powerswitchthat receives aninputvoltage and performs switching and an inductor and a capacitor that are ... | (a) Technical Field Embodiments relate to a _switch_ control circuit for _zero_ _voltage_ switching _and_ a buck converter including _the_ same. (b) Description _of_ the Related Art A buck converter includes a power switch that receives an input voltage and _performs_ switching and an inductor and _a_ capacitor that ar... |
This invention relates to an essentially hydroxyl-free fused silica glass which is resistant to laser damage and a method of making such glass using molecular hydrogen. Specifically, the invention relates to the use of molecular hydrogen to prevent the 190-300 nm optical absorption of fused silica associated with prolo... | This invention relates to an essentially hydroxyl-free fused silica glass which is resistant to laser damage and a method of making such glass using molecular hydrogen. Specifically, the invention relates to the use of molecular hydrogen to prevent the 190-300 nm optical absorption of fused silica associated with prolo... | This invention relates to an essentially hydroxyl - free fused silica glass which is resistant to laser damage and a method of making such glass using molecular hydrogen. Specifically, the invention relates to the use of molecular hydrogen to prevent the 190 - 300 nm optical absorption of fused silica associated with p... | This invention relates to an essentially hydroxyl-free silica glass which is resistant to laser damage and a method of making such glass using molecular the invention relates to the use of molecular hydrogen to prevent the optical absorption of silica associated with exposure to radiation within that wavelength. the ex... | thIS InVEnTION RElAtES To AN eSseNtIAllY HydRoXyL-fRee fUsED siliCa GLASs wHIch is ReSiSTAnt To lASeR DAmaGe anD A MetHod of maKIng sUCh GlAsS USINg MoLECuLAR hyDrogEN. sPecIFicalLY, THE InVENtIOn RelAtES to ThE Use OF mOleCuLar hydROGen TO prEVeNT tHE 190-300 NM OptICaL aBSoRptIoN OF fUsEd siLiCA AssociatEd wIth pROlO... | This invention relates to anessentially hydroxyl-free fusedsilica glass which is resistant to laser damage and a method of making such glass using molecular hydrogen. Specifically, the invention relates to the use ofmolecular hydrogento prevent the190-300 nm optical absorption of fused silica asso... | This invention relates to an _essentially_ hydroxyl-free fused silica glass which _is_ resistant to _laser_ _damage_ and a method _of_ making such glass using molecular hydrogen. Specifically, the invention _relates_ to the use of molecular hydrogen to prevent the 190-300 nm _optical_ absorption of fused silica associa... |
The present invention relates to detection of subsoil contaminants including chlorinated hydrocarbons. More specifically, but without limitation thereto, the present invention relates to a fiber optic probe for detecting Raman emissions that may be used with a cone penetrometer.
Raman spectroscopy is an emission techni... | The present invention relates to detection of subsoil contaminants including chlorinated hydrocarbons. More specifically, but without limitation thereto, the present invention relates to a fiber optic probe for detecting Raman emissions that may be used with a cone penetrometer. Raman spectroscopy is an emission techni... | The present invention relates to detection of subsoil contaminants including chlorinated hydrocarbons. MoTW specifically, but without limitation thereto, the present invention relates to a fiber optic probe for detecting Raman emissions that may be used with a cone penetrometer. Raman spectroscopy is an emission techni... | The present relates to detection of subsoil contaminants including chlorinated hydrocarbons. More specifically, but without limitation thereto, the present relates to a optic for detecting Raman emissions that used with a cone penetrometer. Raman spectroscopy is an emission technique that uses scattering of incident op... | thE pResEnt InventIon reLaTeS TO detECTION OF SUBSoil contAminaNTs IncLUdiNG chlorINATEd HydrocARBONS. More SpECificALly, bUT wIThOut liMiTaTIoN thEreTo, The PReseNt iNventiON RelATeS tO A FiBER OpTic proBe fOR DETECtiNG RaMan EmIssionS ThaT MAY BE UsEd WITH A coNE PEnEtromeTeR.
RAmaN SPecTrOScOPy Is An EMIssioN tecHni... | The present invention relates to detection of subsoil contaminantsincluding chlorinated hydrocarbons. Morespecifically, but without limitation thereto, the present invention relates to a fiber optic probe fordetecting Raman emissions that may be used with a cone penetrometer. Raman spectroscopy ... | The _present_ invention relates to detection _of_ subsoil contaminants including chlorinated hydrocarbons. More specifically, but without _limitation_ _thereto,_ the present invention relates to a fiber optic probe for detecting _Raman_ emissions that may be used with a cone penetrometer. Raman _spectroscopy_ is an emi... |
Books and magazines often contain pages containing audacious mixtures of color images and text. The present invention relates to a fast and efficient method of coding partially-masked image information of such documents by wavelet coding without wasting bits on the image data that is masked by foreground text.
A simpli... | Books and magazines often contain pages containing audacious mixtures of color images and text. The present invention relates to a fast and efficient method of coding partially-masked image information of such documents by wavelet coding without wasting bits on the image data that is masked by foreground text. A simpli... | Books and magazines often contain pages containing audacious mixtures of color images and text. The present invention relates to a fast and efficient method of coding partially - masked image information of such documents by wavelet coding without wasting bits on the image data that is masked by foreground text. A simp... | and magazines often contain pages containing audacious mixtures of color images and text. The present invention relates to a fast and efficient of partially-masked image information documents by without wasting on image data that is masked by foreground text. simplified block diagram of a wavelet coding system is shown... | bOoKS aND MaGazinEs ofTen cOnTAin pAGeS CoNTainINg AuDACIouS mIXTuReS OF COLOR iMAGeS and TExT. thE prEsENt iNvENtiON RELaTEs TO a fasT anD EFficIenT metHoD OF coDING PArtiAllY-maSKeD ImAge InfORMaTioN Of SuCH docUMents By WaVeLET CODing WitHout wasTInG biTS oN The ImAge DaTA that IS masKeD BY FOrEGrOUnd tEXt.
a SImpLI... | Books andmagazines often contain pagescontainingaudacious mixturesof color images and text. The present invention relates to a fast and efficient method of coding partially-masked image information of such documents by wavelet coding without wasting bits on the image datathat is masked by foreground text. A simpl... | Books and magazines often contain _pages_ containing audacious _mixtures_ of color images and text. The present _invention_ relates to a fast and efficient method of coding partially-masked image information of such documents _by_ wavelet coding without wasting bits on the _image_ data that is masked by _foreground_ _t... |
A large number of investors are now trading in the securities markets. According to Business Week™, there are currently about 100 million individual investors in the United States alone. These individuals invest in the securities markets either on their own as individual traders or through a variety of brokers. Accordi... | A large number of investors are now trading in the securities markets. According to Business Week™, there are currently about 100 million individual investors in the United States alone. These individuals invest in the securities markets either on their own as individual traders or through a variety of brokers. Accordi... | A large number of investors are now trading in the securities markets. According to Business Week ™, there are currently about 100 million individual investors in the United States alone. These individuals invest in the securities markets either on their own as individual traders or through a variety of brokers. Accord... | A large number of investors now trading in the securities markets. According to Business Week™, there currently about 100 million individual in the United States alone. These invest in the securities markets either on their own as individual traders or through a variety of brokers. According to The Group™, there are cu... | a LargE NUMber oF invEstorS ARe NOW TrAdinG In THe SECURItIES mARKEtS. ACcORDIng tO BusiNEss Week™, tHeRE ARE CUrReNtLY About 100 MIllion inDIViduAl inVeSTOrs in tHe uNited sTaTeS alONe. tHEse indIvIdUaLS iNvest in tHe SEcUrItiES maRKETs eIThEr ON ThEiR OWN As indivIDuAl TrAderS OR ThroUGh A vaRietY oF BRoKeRs. accOrDi... | A large number of investors are now trading in the securities markets.According to Business Week™, there are currently about 100 million individualinvestors in the United States alone. These individuals invest in the securities markets eitheron theirown as individual traders or through ava... | A large _number_ of investors are now trading in the securities markets. _According_ to Business Week™, there are currently about 100 million _individual_ investors in _the_ United _States_ alone. These individuals invest in the securities markets either on their _own_ as individual traders or _through_ a variety of _b... |
The present invention relates to a surgical instrument such as a dental scalpel and more specifically to an improved blade and chuck assembly for scalpels and similar knife-like instruments.
In my U.S. Patent Application No. 07/062113, filed June 13, 1987, U.S. Pat. No. 4,788,976, there is disclosed a dental scalpel ha... | The present invention relates to a surgical instrument such as a dental scalpel and more specifically to an improved blade and chuck assembly for scalpels and similar knife-like instruments. In my U.S. Patent Application No. 07/062113, filed June 13, 1987, U.S. Pat. No. 4,788,976, there is disclosed a dental scalpel ha... | The present invention relates to a surgical instrument such as a dental scw>pel and more specifically to an improved blade and chuck assembly for scalpels and similar knife - like instruments. In my U. S. Patent Application No. 07 / 062113, filed June 13, 1987, U. S. Pat. No. 4, 788, 976, there is disclosed a dental sc... | The invention relates to a surgical instrument such as a dental scalpel and more specifically to an improved blade and chuck assembly for scalpels similar knife-like instruments. my U.S. Patent Application No. 07/062113, filed June 13, 1987, U.S. Pat. No. 4,788,976, there is disclosed a dental scalpel a universally in ... | ThE PRESenT inVeNtION RELates To A SUrGICaL INStRUmeNt suCh as A deNtAl SCALpEl aND mORe spECIFICALlY TO aN imPrOVeD blade aNd ChucK asSEMBlY FOR ScAlPELS AND SIMIlAr knIFE-LIKE inStRumEnTS.
iN MY U.s. pAtEnt apPlicatIOn NO. 07/062113, fILEd JuNe 13, 1987, U.S. PAT. NO. 4,788,976, THeRE iS DISCLOsed a DEntal scALPeL HA... | The present inventionrelates to a surgical instrument such asa dental scalpeland more specificallyto an improved blade and chuck assembly for scalpelsand similar knife-likeinstruments. In myU.S. PatentApplication No. 07/062113, filed June13, 1987, U.S. Pat. No. 4,788,976, there is disclosed a dental... | _The_ present invention relates to a surgical instrument such as a dental scalpel and more specifically to an improved blade and chuck assembly for scalpels _and_ similar knife-like _instruments._ _In_ my _U.S._ Patent Application No. 07/062113, filed June 13, 1987, _U.S._ Pat. No. 4,788,976, there is disclosed _a_ den... |
1. The Field of the Invention
This invention relates to containment systems and, more particularly, to novel systems and methods for containing underwater gas and oil leaks.
2. The Background Art
As evidenced recently in the Gulf of Mexico, it is difficult to contain a gas and oil leak located deep underwater. It is pa... | 1. The Field of the Invention This conception relates to containment systems and, more particularly, to novel systems and methods for containing underwater gas and oil leaks. 2. The Background Art As evidenced recently in the Gulf of Mexico, it is difficult to contain a gas and oil leak located deep underwater. It is p... | 1. The Field of the *nventioh This invention relates to containment systems and, more particularly, to novel systD<s and methods for contAininb underwater gas and oil leaks. 2. The Background Art As evidenced recently in the Gulf of Mexico, it is difficult to contain a gas and oil leak located deep underwater. It is oa... | 1. The Field of the Invention This invention relates to containment systems and, particularly, to novel systems and methods for containing underwater oil 2. The Art As evidenced recently in the Gulf of Mexico, it is difficult to contain a gas oil leak located deep underwater. It is particularly difficult when uncontrol... | 1. tHE FIEld of THE INventiON
this iNVenTion relATeS To cOntainment syStEMS aNd, mORE particulArly, tO NOVEl sYsTems ANd MetHoDs for CoNtAIniNg UnDerwaTEr GAS And Oil LeaKs.
2. THE bAcKgROUnd arT
as EvideNcED receNTLy in thE gULf oF MeXiCO, IT is DifficuLT TO CoNTAIN A GAS aND OiL LeAk locaTEd dEeP UNDeRwatEr. It Is PA... | 1. The Field ofthe InventionThis invention relates to containment systemsand,more particularly, tonovel systems and methodsfor containing underwater gas and oil leaks. 2. TheBackground Art As evidencedrecently inthe Gulf of Mexico, it is difficult to contain a gas and oil leak located deep underwater. It is... | 1. The Field of _the_ Invention This invention _relates_ to containment systems and, more _particularly,_ to novel systems and methods for containing underwater gas and oil _leaks._ 2. The Background _Art_ As _evidenced_ _recently_ in the Gulf of Mexico, it is _difficult_ to contain _a_ gas and _oil_ _leak_ _located_ d... |
Programmable integrated circuits are a type of integrated circuit that can be configured by a user to implement custom logic functions. In a typical scenario, a logic designer uses computer-aided design (CAD) tools to design a custom logic circuit. When the design process is complete, the CAD tools generate configurati... | Programmable integrated circuits are a type of integrated circuit that can be configured by a user to implement custom logic functions. In a typical scenario, a logic designer uses computer-aided design (CAD) tools to design a custom logic circuit. When the design process is complete, the CAD tools generate configurati... | Programmable integrated circuits are a thOe of integrated circuit that can be configured by a user to implement custom logic functions. In a typical scenario, a logic designer uses computer - aided design (CAD) tools to design a custom logic circuit. When the design proS#ss is complete, the CAD tools generate configura... | Programmable integrated circuits are a type integrated circuit that can be by a to implement custom logic functions. In a typical scenario, logic designer uses computer-aided design (CAD) tools to design a custom logic circuit. When the design process is complete, CAD tools generate configuration data. The configuratio... | PROgRAMMaBLe InteGRAteD circuiTs aRE a tYpe Of intEGRatEd CIRcUiT tHaT cAN be ConFIGurEd by a usER to imPlEment cusToM LOGIc fUNctIons. iN A TypIcAl sceNARIo, A LoGic DESIgNEr USes Computer-AiDED dEsign (cad) Tools TO dEsIgN a CUsTOM LoGiC CIRcuIT. WHEn tHE dESIgN pRocEsS Is coMpLeTe, THE CAd tooLs gEnERate COnFiGURaTi... | Programmableintegrated circuits are a type ofintegrated circuitthatcan be configured by a user to implement custom logic functions. Ina typical scenario, a logicdesigner uses computer-aided design (CAD) tools to design acustom logic circuit. When thedesign process is complete,the CAD toolsgenerate confi... | Programmable integrated circuits _are_ a type of integrated _circuit_ that can be configured _by_ a user to implement custom logic functions. _In_ a typical scenario, a _logic_ designer uses computer-aided design (CAD) tools to design a custom logic circuit. _When_ the design process is complete, _the_ CAD tools genera... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a display having data electrodes and scanning electrodes arranged in a matrix and provided with a self-light emitting display unit performing lighting-up and displaying on each scanning line as a unit.
2. Prior Art
In a self-light emitting display unit having d... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display having data electrodes and scanning electrodes arranged in a matrix and provided with a self-light emitting display unit performing lighting-up and displaying on each scanning line as a unit. 2. Prior Art In a self-light emitting display unit having d... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display having data electrodes and scanning electrodes arranged in a matrix and provided with a self - light emitting display unit performing lighting - up and displaying on each scanning line as a unit. 2. Prior Art In a self - light emitting display unit ha... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display having data electrodes and scanning electrodes arranged in matrix and provided with a self-light emitting display unit performing lighting-up and displaying on scanning line as a unit. 2. Prior Art In a self-light emitting unit having data electrodes ... | 1. fiElD OF ThE inveNtIon
THe pReSeNt iNVenTiOn relATEs to a dIsPLAy HavINg DaTA ELeCtRodEs ANd SCaNning ElEcTRODes ArrANgeD IN A MATRix AND prOvIDeD WItH A SeLf-LiGHT EMiTTIng DISplAY unit PerforMIng LIghTING-UP and diSPlaYing on eACh scaNNInG liNE AS A UnIt.
2. PRiOR ART
IN a selF-lIght EmIttiNG dISPlay UNit HAvIng D... | 1. Field of theInvention The present inventionrelates to adisplay having data electrodes and scanningelectrodes arranged in amatrixand providedwitha self-light emitting display unit performing lighting-up and displaying on each scanning line asa unit. 2.Prior Art In a self-light emitting display unit ... | _1._ Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present _invention_ _relates_ to a display having _data_ electrodes and scanning electrodes arranged in a matrix and provided with _a_ self-light emitting display unit performing lighting-up and displaying on each scanning line _as_ a _unit._ 2. _Prior_ Art In a self-light emitting d... |
Due to advances in internet technology, it is now possible for a user of an internet-connected device to obtain great amounts of information. The fact that the amount of information is so great, however, makes it difficult to notify the user of desired information at a desired time.
Patent Literature 1 discloses an inf... | Due to advances in internet technology, it is now possible for a user of an internet-connected device to obtain great amounts of information. The fact that the amount of information is so great, however, makes it difficult to notify the user of desired information at a desired time. Patent Literature 1 discloses an inf... | Due to advances in internet techn8log^, it is now possible for a user of an internet - connected device to obtain great amounts of information. The fadR that the amiunF of information is so great, however, makes it difficult to notify the user of desired infoDnation at a desired time. Patent Literature 1 discloses an i... | Due to advances in internet technology, is now possible for a user of an to obtain great of information. The fact the amount of information is so great, makes it difficult to notify the user of desired information at a desired time. Patent Literature 1 an information notification device which stores a viewing history (... | DuE tO ADVAnCes in InTERNEt tEChNOloGY, It IS NOw pOsSIblE FoR A USer OF an intErNet-cOnnECtED devICe To obtAIn gREat AMOuNTS of InFOrMAtIon. the FACT thAt The AMouNt oF InFOrmatIon is SO gREAT, hoWeVEr, mAKEs IT DiFfIcULT tO NotIfy THE uSeR OF DeSIReD INfORMAtiON aT A desirED TIME.
PATeNT lITeraTUrE 1 DisCLoSES An InF... | Due to advancesin internettechnology, it is now possible fora userofan internet-connected device to obtain great amounts of information. The fact that the amount ofinformation is so great,however,makes it difficult to notify the user of desiredinformation at a desired time. Patent Literature 1 discloses... | _Due_ _to_ advances in _internet_ technology, it is now possible for a user of an _internet-connected_ device to obtain great amounts of information. The _fact_ that the amount of information is _so_ great, however, makes it difficult to notify _the_ user of desired information at a desired time. Patent Literature 1 di... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a rotation angle detection device and, in particular, to a rotation angle detection device consisting of a stator, which is provided with an excitation winding of one phase and excitation windings of two phases, and a rotor having salient poles.
2. Description ... | 1. Field of the design The present invention relates to a rotation angle detection device and, in particular, to a rotation angle detection device consisting of a stator, which is provided with an excitation winding of one phase and excitation windings of two phases, and a rotor having salient poles. 2. Description of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a rotation angle detection device and, in particular, to a rotation angle detection device consisting of a stator, which is provided with an excitation winding of one phase and excitation windings of two phases, and a rotor having salient poles. 2. Description ... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates a rotation angle detection device and, in particular, to rotation angle detection device consisting a stator, which is provided an excitation winding of one phase and excitation windings of two phases, and a rotor having salient 2. the Related Art An optical encoder h... | 1. fIElD of THE InVentiOn
thE present iNventIOn reLateS to a rOTaTIOn AnglE DetEcTioN DEVicE aND, in pARTiCuLAr, TO A RotaTIoN anGlE deTeCtIon DEviCe CONSistiNg OF a StatoR, WHICH IS PRovIDed WItH AN exCitatION wIndiNG of OnE pHAsE aNd exciTation winDInGs oF Two phAseS, AnD A rOToR HaviNG SAlIent pOlEs.
2. deSCriPtiOn ... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention The present invention relates to a rotation angle detection device and, in particular, to a rotation angle detection device consistingof a stator, which is provided with anexcitation winding of one phase and excitation windings of two phases, and a rotor having sali... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a rotation angle detection device _and,_ in particular, to a rotation angle _detection_ device consisting of a _stator,_ which is provided with an excitation _winding_ of one phase and excitation windings _of_ two phases, and _a_ rotor having salient _pol... |
Bat colonization in buildings is often undesired in America because (1) one bat among hundreds or thousands may develop paralytic rabies, fall down, and bite people who handle it, (2) in the Southeastern United States and in tropical areas of the world, bat guano may contain infective spores of the fungus Histoplasma c... | Bat colonization in buildings is often undesired in America because (1) one bat among hundreds or thousands may develop paralytic rabies, fall down, and bite people who handle it, (2) in the Southeastern United States and in tropical areas of the world, bat guano may contain infective spores of the fungus Histoplasma c... | Bat colonization in buildings is often undesired in America because (1) one bat among hundreds or thousands may develop paralytic rabies, fall down, and bite pe*pl2 who handle it, (2) in the Southeastern United States and in tropical areas of the world, bat guano may contain infective spores of the fungus Histoplasma c... | colonization in buildings is often undesired in America because (1) one bat hundreds or thousands may develop paralytic rabies, fall down, and bite people who handle it, in the Southeastern United States and in tropical areas of the world, bat guano may contain infective spores of the fungus Histoplasma capsulatum, whi... | bAt cOLONiZATIOn iN BUIlDINGs IS OFtEn UNdesireD in amERiCA beCausE (1) One BaT aMonG huNdreds Or ThoUSaNDs mAy deVelop PaRALYtiC RAbIEs, FaLl dOWN, and BiTE peOPLe WHo HaNDLE it, (2) IN The SoUtHEasteRn UNitED StaTES ANd In tROpicAL arEas OF tHE worLd, bAT GUANO maY cOnTaIN INfEctIVe spOReS oF THE FunGuS HIsTOPLasMA C... | Bat colonization in buildings is often undesiredin America because (1) one bat among hundreds orthousands may develop paralytic rabies, fall down, and bite peoplewho handle it, (2) in the SoutheasternUnited Statesand in tropical areas of the world, batguano may containinfective spores of the fu... | Bat _colonization_ in buildings is often undesired _in_ _America_ because (1) one bat _among_ hundreds or thousands _may_ develop paralytic rabies, _fall_ down, and bite people who handle it, _(2)_ in the Southeastern United States and in _tropical_ _areas_ of the world, bat guano may contain _infective_ spores of the ... |
The invention is concerned with a hybrid-line circuit for connecting a two-wire line to a four-wire switching system.
In telephone networks a hybrid-line circuit is required for connecting each two-wire line to the four wires of a switching center, that circuit providing transfer of voice signals in both directions, pr... | The invention is concerned with a hybrid-line circuit for connecting a two-wire line to a four-wire switching system. In telephone networks a hybrid-line circuit is required for connecting each two-wire line to the four wires of a switching center, that circuit providing transfer of voice signals in both directions, pr... | The inventikj is concerned with a hybrid - line circuit for connecting a two - wire line to a four - wire switching system. In telephone networks a hybrid - line circuit is requUreS for connecting each two - wire line to the four wires of a switching center, that circuit providing transfer of voice signals in both dire... | The invention is concerned with a hybrid-line circuit for connecting a two-wire line to four-wire switching In telephone a hybrid-line circuit for connecting each two-wire line to the four wires of a switching center, that circuit transfer of voice signals in both directions, providing line termination impedance, provi... | THE invENTion Is cOnCERNed wiTh A hYbRID-liNe CirCUit FOR conNECtinG A tWO-wiRe LiNe to a FOur-wIRE SwITCHIng SySTem.
in teLephoNE nEtWORKS a hyBRiD-line CIrcuiT iS REqUiRED foR COnNectINg EaCh TWo-WIRe line To tHE foUR wiREs of A switcHInG cEnteR, that CIrcUiT pROVIdinG traNSfer OF voIce sIgNaLS iN both dIrECtIons, PR... | The invention is concerned with a hybrid-line circuitfor connecting a two-wire line toa four-wire switching system. In telephone networksa hybrid-line circuit is required forconnecting each two-wire line to the four wires ofa switching center, thatcircuit providing transfer of voice signals ... | The invention is _concerned_ with a hybrid-line circuit for connecting a two-wire line to a four-wire switching system. In telephone networks a hybrid-line circuit is required for connecting each _two-wire_ line to the four wires _of_ a switching _center,_ that circuit providing _transfer_ of voice _signals_ in both di... |
Product dispensers that receive and dispense products from a removable and replaceable cartridge or reservoir are known. For example, many hand cleaning liquid dispensers have a housing that is configured to receive a replaceable cartridge containing the liquid to be dispensed. Once all of the liquid contained in the c... | Product dispensers that receive and dispense products from a removable and replaceable cartridge or reservoir are known. For example, many hand cleaning liquid dispensers have a housing that is configured to receive a replaceable cartridge containing the liquid to be dispensed. Once all of the liquid contained in the c... | Product diCpenserE that receive and dispense products from a FemovabKe and replaceable cartridge or reservoir are known. For example, many hand cleaning liquid dispensers have a housing that is configured to receive a replaceable cartridge containing the liquid to be dispensed. Once all of the liquid contained in the c... | Product dispensers that receive and dispense products from a and replaceable cartridge or reservoir are known. For example, hand cleaning liquid dispensers a housing is configured to receive a replaceable cartridge containing the liquid to be dispensed. Once all of the liquid contained in cartridge has been dispensed, ... | ProDUCt diSpEnSErS tHAT recEiVe aND DISPenSe pRoDucTs From a ReMOvABlE aNd REplaceabLE CaRtRIDGe or ReseRVoIR ARE KnOWN. for ExamPlE, MaNY hAND CLEANING liQUid disPENSErS hAvE A Housing tHAt IS coNfIgUrED to rECeive a replAcEabLe cARtriDGE cOnTAiniNg ThE LiqUiD to BE dIsPEnSED. oNCE All OF tHE liQuid CONtAINed in the C... | Product dispensers that receive anddispense products froma removable and replaceablecartridge or reservoir are known. For example, manyhand cleaning liquiddispensers have a housing that is configured to receivea replaceable cartridge containing the liquid to be dispensed. Onceall of the liquidcontained in... | Product _dispensers_ that receive and dispense products from a removable and replaceable cartridge or _reservoir_ _are_ _known._ For example, _many_ hand cleaning liquid dispensers have a housing that _is_ configured to receive a replaceable cartridge containing the _liquid_ to be dispensed. _Once_ all of the liquid co... |
The present invention relates to color data conversion and more particularly to devices and methods for converting color data from a color space to a print space.
Certain image processing devices, such as printers, displays, image rendering systems and output files may use a different color space than other image proce... | The present invention relates to color data conversion and more particularly to devices and methods for converting color data from a color space to a print space. Certain image processing devices, such as printers, displays, image rendering systems and output files may use a different color space than other image proce... | The present invention relates to color data conversion and more particularly to devices and methods for converting color data from a color space to a print space. Certain image processing devices, such as printers, displays, image rendering systems and output files may use a different color space than other image proce... | The present invention relates to color data conversion and more particularly to devices and methods for converting color data from a color space to a space. Certain image processing devices, such as printers, displays, rendering systems and output files may use a different color space than other image processing device... | the prESeNt InVENtion RElATES to CoLOr data CONVeRSion AND morE PArTiCuLaRLY tO DEvIces anD mETHOds FoR coNVERTIng CoLoR daTA from A colOR SPACE tO A PrInT SpACe.
ceRtaiN iMaGe PrOCessING DEvIces, sucH As pRInteRS, DISPlAYS, iMAgE reNDerING SysTems aNd oUtput FileS may USE A DIfFeRenT cOlor sPACE Than oTHer iMaGE PRocE... | The present invention relates to color data conversion and more particularly to devices and methods for convertingcolor data from acolor spaceto aprintspace. Certainimage processing devices, such as printers,displays, image rendering systems and output files may use a different color space tha... | The present invention relates to color data conversion and more _particularly_ to devices and methods for converting color _data_ from _a_ color space to a print space. Certain _image_ processing _devices,_ such as printers, displays, image _rendering_ systems and output _files_ may use a different color space than _ot... |
This invention relates to perforated return mailers that incorporate machine readable data.
Perforated information mailers are known. Computer forms that might enclose additional forms and carbons, or forms adapted to act like carbons, are sealed about their periphery to define a mailing envelope. Perforations are prov... | This invention relates to perforated return mailers that incorporate machine readable data. Perforated information mailers are known. Computer forms that might enclose additional forms and carbons, or forms adjust to act like carbons, are sealed about their periphery to define a mailing envelope. Perforations are provi... | This invention relates to perforated return mailers that incorporate machine readable data. Perforated information mailers are known. Computer forms hhSt n7ght enclose additional forms and carbons, or forms adapted to act like carbons, are sealed abluy their periphery to define a mailing envelope. Perforations are prov... | This invention relates to perforated return mailers that incorporate data. Perforated information mailers are known. Computer forms that enclose additional forms and carbons, or forms adapted to act like carbons, are sealed about their periphery to define mailing Perforations provided to facilitate the opening and remo... | tHis InvENTIOn relatES tO PerForAtED RETurN MAILerS ThAt INCOrPORATe MachIne rEAdABLe dATA.
perfOraTeD INFoRmatiON maILeRs ArE KNowN. CompUTEr fOrms tHaT mIghT ENclOSe adDiTIOnal fORms aNd carBONS, or FoRMs adAPTEd to acT liKe caRBONs, arE seALed AbOUt theiR pErIPHERy tO DeFiNe A maIlIng EnVelope. PeRFORAtioNS ARe Prov... | Thisinvention relates to perforated returnmailers that incorporate machine readable data. Perforated information mailers areknown. Computer forms that might encloseadditional forms and carbons, or formsadaptedto act like carbons, are sealed about their periphery todefine amailing envelope. P... | This _invention_ _relates_ _to_ perforated _return_ _mailers_ that incorporate machine readable data. Perforated information mailers are _known._ Computer _forms_ that might enclose additional forms and carbons, or forms adapted to act _like_ carbons, are sealed about their _periphery_ to define a mailing envelope. Per... |
Ultrathin materials made up of only a single layer of atoms are sometimes referred to as two-dimensional (2D) or single layer materials. Applications for 2D materials and their heterostructures in fields such as communications, high speed computing, sensing, and energy harvesting are currently limited by the absence of... | Ultrathin materials made up of only a single layer of atoms are sometimes referred to as two-dimensional (2D) or single layer materials. Applications for 2D materials and their heterostructures in fields such as communications, high speed computing, sensing, and energy harvesting are currently limited by the absence of... | Ultrathin materials made up of only a single layer of atoms are sometimes referred to as two - dimensional (2D) or single layer materials. Applications for 2D materials and their heterostructures in fields such as communications, high speed computing, sensing, and energy harvesting are currently limited by the absence ... | Ultrathin made only a single layer of atoms are sometimes referred as two-dimensional (2D) or single layer materials. Applications 2D materials and their heterostructures in fields such as communications, high speed computing, sensing, and energy harvesting are currently limited by the absence of direct and repeatable ... | ULtrATHiN MaTErIAlS maDe uP of oNLY a SiNGLe LAYeR OF AtOms are SomeTImES ReFERred TO as TWO-dIMENSiOnaL (2D) or singLe layeR mAtErialS. applICAtiOnS foR 2d MAtErIAlS aNd their HEtERoSTrUCTURES in FIelDS sucH As comMunICAtIonS, hIGH SPeed CoMpUTINg, sEnSING, AND eNErGy harVEstINg Are CurRENTLY lImITeD BY THE ABsENcE Of... | Ultrathin materialsmade up ofonly a single layer of atoms are sometimes referred to as two-dimensional (2D) or single layermaterials. Applications for2D materials and theirheterostructures infieldssuchas communications, high speed computing, sensing, and energyharvesting are currently limited by the ... | Ultrathin materials made _up_ of only a _single_ layer _of_ atoms are sometimes _referred_ _to_ as two-dimensional (2D) or _single_ layer materials. Applications for 2D materials _and_ their heterostructures _in_ fields such _as_ communications, _high_ speed computing, sensing, and energy harvesting are currently limit... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a railway car underframe having a fishbelly type center sill and in particular to a reinforcing structure for the transition sections of the center sill.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A fishbelly type center sill for a railway car underframe typically include... | 1. Field of the Invention The present excogitation relates to a railway car underframe having a fishbelly type center sill and in particular to a reinforcing structure for the transition sections of the center sill. 2. Description of the Prior Art A fishbelly type center sill for a railway car underframe typically incl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a railway car underframe having a fishbelly type center sill and in )ar5icular to a reinforcing structure for the transition sections of the center sill. 2. Description of the Prior Art A fiEhbe;ly type center sill for a railway car underframe typically include... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a railway car underframe a type center sill and in particular to a reinforcing for the transition sections of the center sill. 2. Description of Prior Art A fishbelly type center sill for a railway car underframe typically includes a pair of longitudinally extending tran... | 1. fieLD oF thE inVeNTIoN
ThE PRESeNt INveNtION ReLatEs tO A rAIlWAY CaR UNDerfRamE haVinG A fIsHbeLLY type CEnter sill anD In PARTiculAr to a reInfoRcInG StrUctUre FOR The tranSitIoN sEcTions oF THE CeNteR SILl.
2. DEscrIpTION oF The PriOr art
A fisHbElLy type CeNteR silL For a raiLWAY car UNDerFramE tYpIcALlY INcLUde... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to a railway car underframe having afishbelly type center sill and in particular to a reinforcing structure for thetransition sections ofthe centersill. 2. Description of the Prior Art A fishbelly typecenter sill for a railway car underframe typica... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates to a _railway_ car _underframe_ _having_ _a_ fishbelly type center sill and in particular _to_ a reinforcing structure for the _transition_ sections of the center sill. 2. Description of the Prior Art A fishbelly _type_ center _sill_ for _a_ railway car un... |
In Classification and Determination of Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine, the China Association of Chinese Medicine classifies constitutions of the human body into nine types, including yin-yang harmony constitution, yang deficiency constitution, yin deficiency constitution, qi deficiency constitution, phleg... | In Classification and Determination of Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine, the China Association of Chinese Medicine classifies constitutions of the human body into nine types, including yin-yang harmony constitution, yang deficiency constitution, yin deficiency constitution, qi deficiency constitution, phleg... | In Classification and Determination of Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine, the China Association of Chinese Medicine classifies constitutions of the human body into nine types, including yin - yang harmony constitution, yang deficiency constitution, yin deficiency constitution, qi deficiency constitution, phl... | In Classification and Determination of Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine, the China Association of Chinese Medicine classifies constitutions of the human body into nine types, harmony constitution, yang deficiency constitution, yin deficiency constitution, constitution, phlegm-dampness constitution, damp-hea... | IN clAsSiFICaTiOn aNd deTERMinAtiOn of cONSTITuTIoN iN TrAdiTioNAL ChINEse mEDiCinE, thE CHiNA ASSoCiaTIon Of CHInEse mEdIcIne CLASsiFiES CoNstiTUTIoNS of The hUMan BoDy InTo NiNe TYPES, iNclUDInG YIN-yAng HarMony CoNSTitUTiON, yanG DEFicIENCY ConsTitUtioN, Yin defiCIENCY cOnStitUtiON, qi defiCiENCy ConsTiTUtiON, pHLeG... | In Classification and Determination of Constitution in Traditional Chinese Medicine, theChinaAssociation of Chinese Medicine classifies constitutions of the human body into nine types, including yin-yang harmony constitution, yang deficiency constitution, yin deficiency constitution,qi deficiency constitut... | In Classification and Determination of Constitution in _Traditional_ _Chinese_ Medicine, the China Association _of_ Chinese Medicine _classifies_ constitutions _of_ the _human_ _body_ into _nine_ types, including yin-yang harmony _constitution,_ yang _deficiency_ _constitution,_ yin deficiency constitution, _qi_ defici... |
The world of polymers has progressed rapidly to transform material science from wood and metals of the 19th Century to the use of thermoset polymers of the mid-20th Century to the use of thermoplastic polymers of later 20th Century.
An example of a popular rubber is butyl rubber which has excellent gas barrier properti... | The world of polymers has progressed rapidly to transform material science from wood and metals of the 19th Century to the use of thermoset polymers of the mid-20th Century to the use of thermoplastic polymers of later 20th Century. An example of a popular rubber is butyl rubber which has excellent gas barrier properti... | The world of polymers has progrrssrd rapidly to transform material science from wood and metals of the 19th C#ntugy to the use of thermoset polymers of the mid - 20th ventJry to the use of thermoplastic polymers of later 20th VRntury. An example of a popular rubber is butyl rubber which has excellent gas barrier proper... | The world of polymers has progressed rapidly to transform material science from wood and metals of the 19th Century to use of thermoset of the mid-20th Century to the use of polymers of later 20th Century. An example a popular rubber is butyl rubber which has gas barrier properties. butyl rubber is not capable of being... | thE wORld OF poLYmErS HaS proGReSsed RAPIDly to TRaNSFORM MATERiAL scieNCe FROM woOd aNd meTalS of tHE 19tH ceNTUrY TO ThE usE OF ThERMoSEt poLYMERS of The miD-20Th CEnturY To tHe USE Of therMOpLASTIc PoLYmErs of later 20TH CENtUrY.
aN eXamPlE OF A popUlar rUBBeR Is BuTyL ruBBeR whICh HAS exCElleNT gaS BaRriEr prOpErti... | The world of polymers has progressed rapidly totransform material science from wood and metals of the 19th Century to the use ofthermosetpolymers of the mid-20th Century to the useof thermoplastic polymers of later 20th Century. An example of a popular rubber is butyl rubber which has excellent ... | The world of _polymers_ has progressed rapidly to transform material science from _wood_ and metals of _the_ 19th Century to the use of thermoset polymers of the _mid-20th_ Century _to_ the _use_ _of_ thermoplastic polymers of later 20th Century. An example of _a_ popular rubber _is_ butyl rubber which has excellent _g... |
In recent years, endoscopic surgery has become the accepted standard for conducting many types of surgical procedures, both in the medical and dental arenas. The availability of imaging devices enabling a surgeon or dentist to view a particular surgical area through a small diameter endoscope which is introduced into s... | In recent years, endoscopic surgery has become the accepted standard for conducting many types of surgical procedures, both in the medical and dental arenas. The availability of imaging devices enabling a surgeon or dentist to view a particular surgical area through a small diameter endoscope which is introduced into s... | In recent years, endoscopic surgery has become the accepted standard for conducting many types of surgical procedures, both in the medical and dental arenas. The availability of imaging devices enabling a surgeon or dentist to view a particular surgical area through a small diameter endoscope which is introduced into s... | In recent years, endoscopic has accepted standard for conducting many types of surgical procedures, both in the medical and dental arenas. The availability of imaging devices enabling a surgeon or dentist to view a particular surgical area through a small diameter endoscope which is introduced into small cavities or op... | in RECEnt Years, eNDoscoPic SurGerY hAS BECOmE THe acCePTED standArD foR ConDUCtinG MaNY tYPes Of SUrGIcaL PrOCEDuRes, BoTH iN tHe MEDIcAL AND dENtal AREnaS. tHe AVAilaBILiTY of iMaGinG DevICES enABLInG A SurGeon OR Dentist TO View A PArtICUlAR sUrGiCAl AReA thRoUGH a sMaLl dIaMeTeR EnDOSCoPE WHiCh is INTRoDUCED iNTO s... | In recent years, endoscopic surgery has become the accepted standard forconducting many types of surgicalprocedures, both in the medical and dental arenas. The availabilityof imaging devices enabling a surgeon or dentistto view a particularsurgical area through a small diameter endoscope which is intro... | _In_ recent years, _endoscopic_ _surgery_ _has_ become the accepted standard for _conducting_ many types of surgical _procedures,_ _both_ in the medical and dental arenas. The availability of _imaging_ devices enabling a surgeon _or_ dentist to view a particular surgical area through a small diameter endoscope which is... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to field effect transistors (FET's) and more particularly to FET's which are capable of operating properly at nanoscale dimensions.
2. Description of the Related Art
The metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) is the universal switchin... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to field effect transistors (FET's) and more particularly to FET's which are capable of operating properly at nanoscale dimensions. 2. Description of the Related Art The metal oxide semiconductor field effect junction transistor (MOSFET) is the universal... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to field effect transistors (FET ' s) and more particularly to FET ' s which are capable of operating properly at nanoscale dimensions. 2. Vescrlption of the Related Art The metal oxide semiconductor field effect fragsistor (MOSFET) is the universal swit... | Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to field (FET's) and more particularly to FET's which are capable of operating properly at nanoscale dimensions. 2. Description of the Related Art The metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor (MOSFET) is universal switching device in current comput... | 1. Field Of THe inVeNtion
thE prESenT INvEntION geNerAlLY reLaTes To FieLD EFfECt TraNSiSTORS (Fet'S) aNd mOre PArtiCuLArly To FeT'S whIch are cAPaBLe of opeRATINg ProPerlY aT NaNoscalE dImENsioNS.
2. DeScRIptIOn oF tHe RELATEd Art
THe mETAl oxIdE semiConDuctOR fIElD EffecT tranSiSTOR (MoSFet) is THE unIVErSaL swiTchIn... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention generally relates to field effect transistors (FET's) and more particularly to FET's which are capable of operating properly at nanoscale dimensions. 2. Description of the Related Art The metal oxide semiconductor field effect transistor(MOSFET) is the universal ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to field effect transistors (FET's) and more particularly to FET's _which_ are capable of _operating_ properly _at_ _nanoscale_ _dimensions._ 2. Description of the Related _Art_ The metal oxide _semiconductor_ field _effect_ _transistor_ (MOSFET) _is_ _t... |
1. Field of the Invention
This field of the present invention is the manufacture of imitation cheese-like food products.
2. Brief Description of the Prior Art
The manufacture of natural dairy cheese conventionally involves the treatment of milk products, including inoculation with particular and specific strains of mic... | 1. Field of the Invention This field of the present invention is the manufacture of imitation cheese-like food products. 2. Brief Description of the Prior Art The manufacture of natural dairy cheese conventionally involves the treatment of milk products, including inoculation with particular and specific strains of mic... | 1. Field of the Invention This field of the present invention is the manufacture of imitation cheese - like food products. 2. Brief Description of the Prior Art The manufacture of natural dairy cheese conventionally involves the treatment of milk products, including inoculation with particular and specific strains of m... | 1. Field of the Invention This field of the present invention is the manufacture imitation cheese-like food 2. Brief Description of the Prior Art The manufacture of natural dairy cheese conventionally involves the treatment of milk products, including inoculation with particular and specific strains of microorganisms, ... | 1. FIeLd OF THe INVeNtION
THIs fIeld Of tHE pReseNt INVEntioN is THE manufacture of iMITAtION CHEeSE-lIkE FOod prODUcTs.
2. BRIEf descriPtIOn Of thE pRIOr art
The manufACTUre oF NAtURaL dAIRy ChEeSe cONvEnTioNalLy INVolvES tHe TReaTMeNt Of milk PRodUCTs, INcLUding InOCULATION wiTH pARtIcular AND SpeCIFiC STrains OF mIc... | 1. Field of the Invention This field of the present inventionis the manufacture of imitation cheese-like food products. 2. Brief Description of thePrior Art The manufacture of natural dairycheese conventionally involves the treatment of milk products, includinginoculation with particular and specific strains ... | 1. Field of the Invention This field of the present invention is the manufacture of imitation cheese-like _food_ products. 2. Brief Description _of_ the _Prior_ Art The manufacture of natural dairy cheese conventionally involves the treatment of milk products, _including_ inoculation _with_ particular _and_ specific st... |
This invention relates to a shifting apparatus especially suited for use on motor vehicles having an automatic transmission.
Since their inception, motor vehicles have required a power train to transmit the force of the vehicle's engine to its wheels. The power train's main component is typically referred to as the "tr... | This invention relates to a shifting apparatus especially suited for use on motor vehicles having an automatic transmission. Since their inception, motor vehicles have required a power train to transmit the force of the vehicle's engine to its wheels. The power train's main component is typically referred to as the "tr... | This invention relates to a shifting apparatus especially suited for use on motor vehicles having an automatic transmission. Since Gyeir inception, motor vehicles have required a power train to transmit the force of the vehicle ' s engine to its wheels. The power train ' s main cpmponwnt is typically referred to as the... | This invention relates to a shifting apparatus especially suited for on motor vehicles having an automatic transmission. Since their inception, motor vehicles have required train to transmit the force of the vehicle's engine to its wheels. The power train's main component is typically referred as the "transmission". En... | tHiS INvENtiON RElAtES tO A ShIfTiNg apparatuS ESPECIALLy sUIted foR USe ON motOr veHICLES HAvinG AN aUtOmAtic trAnsMiSSIOn.
Since tHEIR incEPtION, mOtOR VEHiclES HaVE rEquired A pOWER tRain to trANSmit The FOrcE OF The VeHiCLe'S enGINe To Its WHEELS. ThE pOweR TRAIN'S mAiN compOnEnt IS tYPically REfeRRED tO AS THe "Tr... | This invention relates to a shifting apparatus especially suited for use on motor vehicles having an automatic transmission. Sincetheir inception, motor vehicles have required a power train to transmit the force of the vehicle's engine to its wheels. The power train's main component is typicallyref... | This invention relates to a shifting apparatus _especially_ suited for use on motor vehicles having an automatic transmission. Since _their_ inception, motor vehicles have required a _power_ train to transmit the force of the vehicle's engine to its wheels. The _power_ train's main component _is_ typically referred to ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display (LCD) device, and more particularly, to an LCD device with reduced thickness and bezel width.
2. Discussion of the Related Art
LCD devices display an image by using thin film transistors (TFTs) as switching elements. The LCD devices are... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display (LCD) device, and more particularly, to an LCD device with reduced thickness and bezel width. 2. Discussion of the Related Art LCD devices display an image by using thin film transistors (TFTs) as switching elements. The LCD devices are... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display (LCD) device, and more particularly, to an LCD device with reduced thickness and bezel width. 2. Discussion of the Related Art LCD devices display an image by using thin film transistors (TFTs) as swiycUing elements. The LCD devices are... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a liquid crystal display (LCD) device, and more particularly, to an LCD with reduced thickness and bezel width. 2. Discussion of the Related Art LCD devices display image by using thin film transistors as switching elements. The LCD devices are widely used as disp... | 1. FiELD of tHe INveNTiOn
thE pRESeNt InventioN reLATES TO A liqUID CRysTal dIspLAY (LCD) DeviCe, aNd MORE PArticUlARLy, TO an LCD DEVICE witH rEDUcEd ThICKnEsS AnD BEzEL wiDTH.
2. discUSsiON Of THE RElaTeD Art
Lcd dEvICES dISPLaY aN iMaGe bY USING THIN FILm TRAnsistoRs (tFTs) As swItchINg ELemENtS. THE lCd DEvIceS ARe... | 1.Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates toa liquid crystal display (LCD) device,and more particularly,to an LCD device with reduced thickness and bezel width. 2. Discussion ofthe RelatedArt LCD devices display animage by using thin film transistors (TFTs) as switching elements. The... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _a_ liquid crystal display (LCD) _device,_ and _more_ particularly, to an LCD _device_ with reduced thickness and bezel width. 2. _Discussion_ of the Related Art LCD devices display an image by using thin film _transistors_ _(TFTs)_ as switching elements. The... |
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