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In particular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180.degree. C., from a curing mold. When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from nylon cords or other synthetic fibers which shrink... | In particular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180.degree. C., from a curing mold. When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from nylon cords or other synthetic fibers which shrink... | In particular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high teHpsrature, generally of about 180. degree. C. , from a curing mold. When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from nylon cords or other synthetic fibers which shri... | In particular, the present invention relates to a method of stabilizing tires extracted, at a relatively high generally of 180.degree. C., from a curing When manufacturing tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from cords or other synthetic which shrink cooled, is now customary to subject e... | IN PArTICulAR, The PrESEnt INVeNTiON ReLATES tO A MeThOD of sTaBiLIzIng tiREs exTrACted, At a RelativELY hIgH TEMpeRAtUrE, gEnerAlLy of aBoUT 180.DeGREE. c., From A cuRiNG MoLd. whEN ManufaCTuRing tiREs, PARTicULarly vEhIcle tIReS HAVING INtERnAL BODy PlIes fOrmEd FroM nyLoN cORDs Or oTHEr sYNTHetIc FIbers WHich SHRINk... | Inparticular, the present invention relates to a method ofstabilizing tires extracted, at arelativelyhigh temperature,generally of about 180.degree. C., from a curingmold. When manufacturingtires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed from nylon cords or other syntheticfibers... | In particular, the present invention relates to _a_ method _of_ stabilizing _tires_ extracted, _at_ a relatively high temperature, generally of about 180.degree. C., _from_ a curing mold. When _manufacturing_ tires, particularly vehicle tires having internal body plies formed _from_ nylon cords _or_ other synthetic _fi... |
The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the same where, upon removal of an insert from the card by the user, a foreground image is combined with a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be used as a magazine inser... | The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the same where, upon removal of an insert from the card by the user, a foreground image is combined with a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be used as a magazine inser... | The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the same where, upon removal of an insert from the card by the user, a foreground image is comvineS with a background image to produce a new, combined image. The jovelhy card can be used as a magazine inser... | The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed images thereon and the method for making the same upon removal of an insert from the card by the user, foreground image is combined a background image to a new, combined image. The novelty can be used as a magazine insert component, direct mail un... | thE Present iNVEntIon ReLAteS generaLLy to A noveLTY caRd havInG PRINTed imAgES thEREoN aND tHE methOD FoR mAKinG the SAme WheRE, upOn REmOVaL of an iNsErt from thE CARd By thE usEr, A forEgrouND iMAGe Is cOmbIneD wITH a Background ImAge TO PRODucE a NeW, CombiNEd IMAge. tHe NovELtY CArD cAn bE uSED AS A mAgAzInE InseR... | The present invention relates generally to anovelty card having printed images thereon and the method for makingthe samewhere, upon removal ofan insert from the card by the user, a foreground image is combinedwith a background image to produce a new, combined image. The novelty card can be used as ... | The present invention relates generally to a novelty card having printed _images_ thereon _and_ the method for making the _same_ where, upon removal of _an_ insert from the _card_ by the user, a _foreground_ image _is_ combined with _a_ background image _to_ produce a _new,_ combined _image._ _The_ novelty card can be ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of an input signal, and also to an aircraft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus.
2. Description of the Related Art
In an aircra... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of an input signal, and also to an aircraft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art In an aircra... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of an input signal, and also to an a*rcrxft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art In an aircra... | 1. of the Invention The invention relates to a duplicate type apparatus which causes an unit to be displaced on basis of an input signal, and also to aircraft control apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo apparatus. 2. Description of the Related Art In an aircraft such as a helicopter, a servo actuation syst... | 1. FIELD Of the iNveNTiON
THe inVENtIoN RELAtes to a DUPlicate tYpE SeRvO Actuator APpArAtus WhICh cAusEs aN opeRATiOn UNiT to BE DISPlaCED oN the bASIS oF An INPuT sIGnal, ANd AlSO TO an AiRcRaFt Control apParaTUs whiCh UsES SuCh A dUpLICAte Type SeRvo aCtuATOr APpARaTuS.
2. DeScrIptION Of the rElatED ART
In aN AIRcRa... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to aduplicate typeservo actuator apparatuswhich causes an operation unit to be displaced on the basis of an inputsignal,and also toan aircraftcontrol apparatus which uses such a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus. 2. Description of the Related ArtIn... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ invention relates to a duplicate type servo actuator apparatus which _causes_ an operation unit to be displaced on _the_ basis _of_ an input signal, and _also_ to an aircraft control apparatus _which_ uses such a duplicate type _servo_ _actuator_ apparatus. _2._ _Description_ of _the_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed.
2. Description of the Related Art
A ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed. 2. Description of the Related Art A ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed. 2. Description of the Related Art A ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal accordance with the tilting a stem, more particularly, to a switch which outputs a switching signal even when a stem is pushed. Description of the Related A description of a conventional multidirectional ... | 1. FiELd of thE InVEnTiOn
tHe Present INvENtioN rELATes to a mUlTIDIRECTIOnAL SwItCh WHICh OUTpuTs A SWItCHinG SiGNal iN acCordAnCe WiTH tHe TILtInG dIreCtION oF a STEm, AnD, moRe pArTicuLarLy, tO A mULtIdIRectiONaL SWITcH WhICh outPUts a switchiNg SiGnal Even wHen a sTEm IS pUSheD.
2. dEsCRIPtioN Of ThE RelATED art
A ... | 1.Field of theInvention The present invention relates to amultidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, and, more particularly, to a multidirectional switch which outputs aswitching signal even when a stemis pushed. 2.Description of... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching _signal_ in accordance with the tilting direction of a stem, _and,_ more particularly, _to_ a multidirectional switch which outputs a switching signal even when a _stem_ _is_ pushed. 2. Description of the _Rel... |
In existing picture search techniques, users typically input a search word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website. The search engine then searches among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the text associated with the pictures, such as the word i... | In existing picture search techniques, users typically input a search word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website. The search locomotive then searches among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the text associated with the pictures, such as the wo... | In existing picture Eeafch t$chBiques, usRds typically input a search word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website. The search engine then searches among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the text associated with the pictures, such as the word i... | In existing picture search techniques, users typically input a search word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website. The engine then searches a large number of obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in the text associated with the pictures, such as the word in the filename or subo... | IN EXiStinG pictuRe sEarcH tEchniqUES, UseRs tYpiCaLly InpUt a sEARcH Word in The seaRCh box AnD submIt iT TO the SEarch enGIne Of A WEbsIte. THE SeaRCh eNGiNE TheN SEArcHEs aMoNG A lARgE nuMbeR of PIctuReS ObtainEd BY a wEB CrawLER, for THE sEARCHED KEywoRDS in the Text asSOcIatED WiTH tHE PiCtureS, SuCh as thE WorD i... | Inexisting picture search techniques,users typically input asearch word in the search box and submit it to the search engine of a website.Thesearch engine then searches among a large number of pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the searched keywords in thetext associated with the pictures, ... | _In_ existing picture search _techniques,_ users typically input a _search_ word in _the_ search box and submit _it_ _to_ the search engine of _a_ website. The search _engine_ then searches among a large number _of_ pictures obtained by a web crawler, for the _searched_ keywords in the text associated with the pictures... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a route to reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values of predetermined distance, predetermined angle ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a route to reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values of predetermined distance, predetermined angle ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to a route data XoJpression method for compressing recording points for recording a route to reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values of predetermined distance, predetermined angle ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present to route processing technology more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a route reduce the amount of storage data by means of setting the values of distance, predetermined angle and predetermined number of compression poin... | 1. FIEld oF THE invEnTiON
THE PResent iNvENtION ReLaTES To RoUTE DAta PrOcEsSINg tecHnoloGy aND MORE sPECifICally, To a roUTE dATA cOmpRessIon Method FoR CoMPRessInG reCoRding POInTS For RECORDinG A roUte to rEDUcE THe AmOUnT Of STORaGe dAtA bY MEAns Of settiNg tHe Values oF PrEdEtERminEd DIsTANce, pREdEteRmINeD ANgLe ... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to route data processing technology and more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording points for recording a route to reduce the amount of storagedata bymeans of setting the values of predetermined distance, ... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ route data processing technology _and_ more specifically, to a route data compression method for compressing recording _points_ for recording a route to reduce the amount of storage _data_ by means of _setting_ the values of predetermined distance, pred... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a sensing device, and particularly to an image sensing device.
2. Description of the Related Art
FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a wafer including a number of image sensing device... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sensing device, and particularly to an image sensing device. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional thought of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a wafer including a number of image sensing dev... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sensing device, and particularly to an image sensing device. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross - sectional view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view of a wafer including a number of image sensing devi... | 1. of the Invention The present relates to a device, and particularly to an image sensing 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, view of a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 a view of a including a number of image sensing devices shown in FIG. 1. Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, the image sensin... | 1. FIELD oF THE iNVEntIOn
THE PresENt invEntion reLatES to a SeNsING DEVICE, AnD PArticULarLy tO aN iMAge sEnSING dEViCe.
2. DescRIPTIon oF tHe rElATED ARt
fIG. 1 iS A sChEMatiC, cross-SeCtioNaL VieW Of a coNVEntiONAl ImAgE sEnsInG dEViCe. FIg. 2 IS A SchemAtiC viEW Of A WAFEr iNcLUdING A NuMBEr of imAGE SenSiNG DeviCe... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a sensing device,andparticularly to an image sensing device. 2. Description of the Related Art FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional viewof a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 isaschematic view of a wafer including a number of image ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to a sensing device, and particularly to an image sensing device. 2. Description of the Related _Art_ FIG. 1 is a schematic, cross-sectional _view_ _of_ a conventional image sensing device. FIG. 2 is a schematic view _of_ a wafer _including_ a number of image ... |
Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is one possible target for future advancement in memory technology. Generally, RRAM usually employs a dielectric material, which although normally insulating can be made to conduct through a filament or conduction path formed after application of a... | Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is one possible target for future advancement in memory technology. Generally, RRAM usually employs a dielectric material, which although normally insulating can be made to conduct through a filament or conduction path formed after application of a... | Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory ty04 that is one ooAsible target for future advancement in JemorU technology. Generally, RRAM usually employs a dielectric material, which although no#maloy insulating can be mZFe to conduct through a filament or conduction path formed after zpplicatioG of a... | Resistive random access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is one possible target future advancement in memory technology. Generally, usually employs a dielectric material, which normally insulating can be made to conduct a filament or conduction path formed application of a sufficiently high Once the fila... | resiStive rANdOM ACcESs meMory (Rram) IS A noNVoLATIle memory TYpe THAT is onE possIble TArgET FOr futURe advancEmenT in meMOrY TeCHnoloGy. GenERaLly, rRAM uSuALLY EMPLoYS A dieLEctrIc MAteRIAl, WHiCH ALThoUGH nOrmaLLy insUlatinG CaN be mAde To CoNduCT ThrOugh A fiLAMEnT Or COnduCtIon PATH formed aftER ApPlicatiOn OF A... | Resistiverandom access memory (RRAM) is a nonvolatile memory type that is onepossible target for future advancement in memory technology. Generally, RRAM usually employs a dielectric material, which although normally insulating can be made to conduct through a filament or conduction path... | Resistive _random_ access memory _(RRAM)_ is a _nonvolatile_ memory type _that_ is _one_ _possible_ target for future advancement in memory _technology._ Generally, RRAM _usually_ employs a dielectric _material,_ _which_ although _normally_ _insulating_ can be made to _conduct_ through a filament _or_ conduction path _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to data communications equipment. More particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems and methods having advantageous applications in high speed modems which are coupled to an analog local loop.
2. State of the Art
With the ever-increasing importan... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to data communications equipment. More particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems and methods having advantageous applications in high speed modems which are coupled to an analog local loop. 2. State of the Art With the ever-increasing importan... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to CatS communications equipment. More particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems and me%hodz having advantageous applications in high speed modems which are coupled to an analog local loop. 2. State of the Art With the ever - increasing import... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to communications equipment. particularly, the present invention relates to mapping systems methods having advantageous in high speed modems which are coupled to an analog local loop. 2. State of the Art With the ever-increasing importance of for the transfer of-data well a... | 1. FiELD oF the inveNTIOn
thE Present INVEnTIOn relaTEs to DATA cOMMUnIcATIonS EqUiPmeNT. more pArTicULarly, THE PreSent INVEnTION reLaTes tO MapPing SysTemS anD meTHOdS haviNg aDVANTaGEoUS ApPliCationS iN HIgH SpeED moDeMs WHIch ArE CoUpleD TO An ANALoG lOcaL LOoP.
2. StAtE OF THe ARt
with THE eVeR-IncReAsInG ImPoRTaN... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to data communications equipment. Moreparticularly,the present invention relates to mapping systems and methodshaving advantageous applications in highspeed modems which are coupledto an analog local loop. 2. Stateof the Art With the ever-increasing impo... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates to data communications equipment. More _particularly,_ _the_ _present_ invention relates to mapping systems and methods _having_ advantageous applications in high speed modems which _are_ coupled to an analog local loop. _2._ State _of_ the Art With the ever... |
This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, more particularly, to apparatus for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the electric heater.
It is common practice in the foundry industry to preheat ladles prior to having the ... | This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, more particularly, to apparatus for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the electric heater. It is common practice in the foundry industry to preheat ladles prior to having the ... | This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, mi5e particularly, to apparatus for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the electric heater. It is common practice in the foundry industry to preheat ladles prior to having the ... | This invention relates to an heater for a foundry ladle more particularly, to apparatus for operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of the electric heating means constituting the heater. It is common practice in the foundry industry to preheat ladles prior to having the molten metal introduced... | THIs INveNTiOn rELaTeS tO An eLectRic heATer for a fOUNDRy lADLE AnD, mORe pARTicuLARlY, TO apPaRatuS FOr OpeRatInG aNd cOntRoLlING the SAME sO aS to pROTEct The IntEGRITY oF The ELectRIc heATINg MeanS cONStItUtInG The elecTriC heATER.
it is CoMMOn PRAcTICE IN the FOUndRY iNdustRY To PREHEat lAdleS pRIOr tO HavING The ... | This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle and, more particularly,to apparatus for operating and controlling thesame so as to protecttheintegrity of theelectric heating means constituting the electric heater. Itis common practice in thefoundryindustry to preheat ladles prior tohaving the mo... | This invention relates to an electric heater for a foundry ladle _and,_ more particularly, to apparatus _for_ operating and controlling the same so as to protect the integrity of _the_ _electric_ heating means constituting the _electric_ heater. It is common practice _in_ the _foundry_ industry to preheat ladles prior ... |
There is known a hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boom and an arm, which constitute a front device, are operated by respective manual control levers. However, because the front members are coupled to each other through articulations fo... | There is known a hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boom and an arm, which constitute a front device, are operated by respective manual control levers. However, because the front members are coupled to each other through articulations fo... | There is known a hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front mSmbeds such as a boom and an arm, which constitute a front device, are operated by respective manual control levers. However, because the front KemHers are coupled to each other through articulations fo... | There is known a excavator as a typical one of such machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boom and an arm, which constitute front device, are operated by respective control levers. However, because the front members are coupled to each other for pivoting motion, it is very difficult to carry out w... | THEre IS KNOWn a hYDrAUlic ExCAvatOR as a TYpICAL One of SUcH CoNSTruCtION MaChinEs. In A HydrAUliC EXCAvAtOR, front memBers SuCh AS a boOm aND An ARM, WhicH consTItute A frOnT DEVICE, ARE OPEraTEd by REsPEcTiVE MaNuAL ContROl leVeRs. hoWeveR, bEcAusE tHe FRonT MeMbErs are CouplED tO eACh OtheR tHROugH artIcUlatioNS fO... | There is known a hydraulic excavatoras a typical one of such construction machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such as a boomandanarm, whichconstitute a front device, are operated by respectivemanual control levers. However, because the front members are coupled to each other through articula... | There is known _a_ hydraulic excavator as a typical one of such _construction_ machines. In a hydraulic excavator, front members such _as_ _a_ boom and an arm, which constitute a _front_ device, are _operated_ by _respective_ manual control _levers._ However, because the front members are _coupled_ to each other throug... |
MEMS have proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been de... | MEMS have proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been de... | MEMS have proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS - based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been ... | proven to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirements exhibited by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic optical sensors, and pressure sensors, have been for use in wide varie... | MEmS HAvE Proven TO Be efFeCtIVe SOLUTIons iN VAriOuS applIcATioNs DUe To The seNsiTiVitY, sPaTiaL ANd teMpoRAL rEsolUTIoNS, and LoweR POWer ReqUIremEnTs ExHiBIteD bY mEMS DeViCEs. COnsEQUeNtLy, memS-BaSED SEnSoRS, sucH as aCceLEroMeTErS, GYRoscopEs, AcOUStiC SEnSOrS, oPtIcal sEnsOrS, aND PREsSuRe seNSORS, hAVE bEEN dE... | MEMS have proven to be effectivesolutions in various applicationsdue to the sensitivity, spatial and temporal resolutions, and lower power requirementsexhibited by MEMS devices. Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors,optical sensors,and pressure sensors, hav... | MEMS have _proven_ to be effective solutions in various applications due to the sensitivity, _spatial_ and temporal _resolutions,_ and lower power requirements exhibited _by_ MEMS _devices._ Consequently, MEMS-based sensors, such as accelerometers, gyroscopes, acoustic sensors, _optical_ sensors, and pressure sensors, ... |
The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an angular velocity sensor element and a method of fabrication thereof.
Angular... | The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an angular velocity sensor element and a method of fabrication thereof. Angular... | The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an angular velocity sensor element and a method of fabrication thereof. Angular... | The present invention relates to crystal oscillator in the of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, angular velocity sensor, and a of fabricating a shaped crystal oscillator, and, in particular, to an velocity sensor element and method of fabrication Angular-velocity sensor elements are used in application... | thE PrESent InVentIon rELatEs to A cRYstAL OSCilLaTor In tHE SHApe OF a tuNING FORK, an aNgUlar VElOcitY sEnSOR elemENT, An angUlaR veLoCIty SEnsOR, ANd a MetHoD OF fabRICatING A TuNing forK ShAPeD cRyStaL oSCiLlaTOr, aNd, iN PaRticULar, to aN angUlaR VELOCItY SEnSOr ElemenT AnD a mEtHoD oF fABRiCaTion tHerEOF.
anguLaR... | The present invention relates to a crystal oscillator in the shapeof atuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular velocity sensor, and a method of fabricating a tuning fork shaped crystal oscillator, and,in particular, to an angular velocity sensor element anda method ... | The _present_ invention _relates_ to a _crystal_ oscillator in the shape of a tuning fork, an angular velocity sensor element, an angular _velocity_ sensor, and _a_ method of fabricating a tuning fork _shaped_ _crystal_ oscillator, and, _in_ particular, _to_ an _angular_ velocity sensor element and a method of fabricat... |
The problems caused by large-volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of a relatively moderate weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in French patent application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one inner enve... | The problems caused by large-volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of a relatively moderate weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in French patent application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one inner enve... | The problems caused by large - volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of a relatively moSerafe weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in French patent application No. 84. 18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one inner e... | The problems caused by aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures while remaining of a moderate weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in French patent No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at least one envelope containing helium and one outer envel... | The PrOBLEMs CauSeD bY LaRgE-VOlUME aErOSTATic BAlLOOnS CAPaBLe OF WithStaNding HIGH oveRPresSures wHIlE RemaININg of a RELaTIVEly mODERAte weiGHt, Are prESENTLy beiNG SOlved. such bALLOoNs, FOR InSTaNce tHoSE Described In FreNCH pAtENt aPpLICaTIon nO. 84.18798 by ThE same APPLicANT, coMPrIse OF At LeaSt One INneR enVE... | The problems caused bylarge-volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding high overpressures whileremaining of a relatively moderate weight, are presently being solved. Such balloons, for instance those described in Frenchpatent application No.84.18798 by the sameapplicant, comprise ofat leas... | The problems caused _by_ large-volume aerostatic balloons capable of withstanding _high_ overpressures while remaining of a relatively _moderate_ _weight,_ _are_ presently being _solved._ Such _balloons,_ _for_ instance those described in French patent application No. 84.18798 by the same applicant, comprise of at leas... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with a molded flexible... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with a molded flexible... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with a molded flexible... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a method manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a airbag. More particularly, the present relates to a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having a metal door an in with a molded flexible covering overlying the substrate and metal door. 2. Desc... | 1. FieLd OF thE invENTiOn
THE PResENt inVENtIon RElAtes To a mEThOD OF MaNuFacTuRInG an autOmoTIve iNstRUMent PanEL hAVing a cONceaLED AIrBAg. mOre PARtIcULarLy, tHE PreSeNT inventiON rElATeS to A MeThoD of maNUfActUrIng AN InsTRuMeNT PANeL havIng A METAL dooR OveRLyING AN aPeRTUre iN A sUbSTrate wITH A molDeD fLExible... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel havinga concealed airbag. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method of manufacturingan instrument panel having a metal door overlying an aperture in a substrate with... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an automotive instrument panel having a concealed airbag. More particularly, the _present_ _invention_ _relates_ _to_ a method of manufacturing an instrument panel having _a_ metal door _overlying_ an aperture in a substrate with a m... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a transistor in a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor device having a VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, and method of manufacturing the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a transistor in a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor device having a VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, and method of manufacturing the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a transistor in a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and more specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor device having a VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high - voltage operation, and method of manufacturing t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a transistor a semiconductor device and method of manufacturing the same, and specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor device having VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage and method of manufacturing same. 2. Discussion of R... | 1. FieLD of The iNvEnTIoN
THE PrESeNT iNvENtioN ReLATEs To a TrANsIsToR In A sEMicOnDucToR dEVICE ANd METHOd OF mAnUFACtUriNG thE sAmE, aNd MOrE specificAllY, To a TrAnsISToR In A SeMIConduCTor DEViCe haviNG A VDMoS (veRTICAl dIFfUsed MOs) sTRUcTUre SuiTABle For A HIgh-VOlTAgE oPeRATIon, ANd methOd of MaNuFActuRinG The... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relatesto a transistor ina semiconductor device and method of manufacturingthe same, and more specifically, to a transistor in a semiconductor device having aVDMOS (VerticalDiffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage operation, andmethod of manufacturi... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates to _a_ _transistor_ in _a_ semiconductor device and method of manufacturing _the_ same, and more _specifically,_ to a transistor _in_ a semiconductor device _having_ a VDMOS (Vertical Diffused MOS) structure suitable for a high-voltage _operation,_ and metho... |
Forgery-preventing means of products is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to copy products themselves and means for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic products) can be identified. Herein, “product” is a generic name of... | Forgery-preventing means of products is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to copy products themselves and imply for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic products) can be identified. Herein, “product” is a generic name of... | Forgery - preventing means of products is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to cKly products themselves and means for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery - preventing means so that true and correct products (authentic prodkFts) can be identified. Herein, “ product ” is a generic n... | Forgery-preventing means of is divided into means for making it impossible to products and means for attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and products (authentic products) can be identified. “product” is a name a produced item such as article, a and In particular, the l... | FOrgERY-PRevEnTinG MeAns oF ProductS Is BroADlY DiViDed INTo mEaNS FOR MakiNg IT impossiBle tO COpY PrODUcts thEmSelvEs AnD meanS fOR AttaChiNG aN uNREPRodUCIbLE LabEL To pRODuCTs AS FOrgerY-pREVEnTing meaNs sO tHat TRue and cORReCT pROdUcts (auTHeNTIc PrODucTs) can be identifieD. HeReiN, “pRoDuct” IS A generIC naME Of... | Forgery-preventing meansof products isbroadly divided into meansfor making it impossible to copy products themselves and means for attachinganunreproducible label to products as forgery-preventingmeans so that true and correct products (authentic products) can be identified. Herein, “product” is a generic na... | Forgery-preventing _means_ of products is broadly divided into means for making it impossible to copy products _themselves_ and _means_ _for_ attaching an unreproducible label to products as forgery-preventing means so that true and _correct_ products _(authentic_ products) can _be_ identified. Herein, “product” is a g... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more particularly, to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more particularly, to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more particularly, to a ver^iSal actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in a ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vertical actuator mechanism for the legs of a walking machine and, more to a vertical actuator mechanism for a pantograph leg for a walking machine which achieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechanisms in a simple and efficient manner.... | 1. fiELd OF THE INVEntIoN
THe prEsEnT inVENtioN relATeS TO A vErTIcal acTuator mechaNISM fOR tHE LEgs OF A waLkING mACHInE ANd, moRe PArtiCuLaRly, To a VErTIcAL ACtUatoR meChAnISM for A PaNTogRaph LEg MECHANIsMS FOr a walkInG MAchINe WHicH achIEVES IsolaTIoN BEtweeN thE VERTICal anD HOrizONTaL aCTuATOr MeCHanIsms In A ... | 1.Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to avertical actuator mechanism for the legs of awalking machine and, more particularly, to a vertical actuatormechanism for a pantographleg mechanisms for a walking machine whichachieves isolation between the vertical and horizontal actuator mechan... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ vertical actuator mechanism for the _legs_ of a walking _machine_ and, _more_ particularly, to a vertical actuator _mechanism_ for a pantograph leg mechanisms for a walking machine which achieves _isolation_ between _the_ vertical and horizontal _actuator... |
Dental implants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an externally threaded body. The threaded ... | Dental implants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mount to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an externally threaded body. The threaded bo... | Dental ih9lants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an externally threaded body. The threaded ... | Dental implants are widely used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A dental allows a dental such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to jaw an abutment mounted to the implant. endosseous implant may have an externally threaded body. The threaded body can be configured for self-... | dEnTAL IMPlANtS aRe wIdelY usEd As aRtiFIcIAL subsTitUteS FOR The RooT pORTION of MIsSING TeETh. a DeNtal iMpLAnT ALLows a deNTAl rESTOrAtion, sUcH as a dentAL prOsTHESIs, to BE SecUreLy ANCHorEd to THE jAw vIa an aButMENT MounTed To the imPLaNt. An ENdoSSeous implanT MaY HaVe An externaLLy THREAded Body. THE thrEADed ... | Dental implants arewidely used as artificial substitutesfor the root portion of missing teeth. A dental implant allows a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to besecurely anchored to the jaw via anabutment mountedto the implant. Anendosseousimplant mayhavean externally threade... | Dental implants are _widely_ used as artificial substitutes for the root portion of missing teeth. A _dental_ _implant_ allows a dental restoration, such as a dental prosthesis, to be securely anchored to the jaw via an abutment mounted to the implant. An endosseous implant may have an _externally_ threaded body. The t... |
The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fully understood. However, it is known that elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to damage to the optic nerve.... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not amply understood. However, it is known that elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to damage to the optic nerve.... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not ful;U understood. However, it is known tJa$ elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. ElWvafions of intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of normal visual function due to damage to the optic nerve.... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fully understood. However, it is that elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment or loss of visual function due to to the optic nerve. It is known that the e... | the UNdeRLYinG CauSeS oF GlaUcomA arE NOt FULLy UNdeRSToOd. HOwevEr, IT iS KNOwN ThAT ELevaTEd inTRAOCulAR pRESSurE iS oNe Of ThE symPtoms asSOcIAteD WIth tHe DEveloPmeNT of GLaUCOmA. elEVAtIoNs oF inTRaoCulaR PREssURe Can UlTIMATeLY LEad To iMPairmENt OR LOSS oF NORmAl vISUAL FUnctioN DUe TO DaMagE tO the optIc nERVe.... | The underlying causes of glaucoma are not fullyunderstood. However, it is known that elevated intraocular pressure is one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. Elevations of intraocular pressurecan ultimately lead to impairment or loss ofnormal visual function due to dam... | The _underlying_ causes of glaucoma are not fully understood. _However,_ _it_ _is_ known that elevated intraocular pressure _is_ one of the symptoms associated with the development of glaucoma. _Elevations_ _of_ intraocular pressure can ultimately lead to impairment _or_ _loss_ of _normal_ visual function due to damage... |
A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great importance in an uplink system due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) side information required for scheduling at a base station (evolved NodeB or eNB). In the Long Term Evolution-Advance (LTE-A) Release 8/9, a buffer status report is relatively simple because there is only... | A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great importance in an uplink system due to its provision of exploiter Equipment (UE) side information required for scheduling at a base station (evolved NodeB or eNB). In the Long Term Evolution-Advance (LTE-A) Release 8/9, a buffer status report is relatively simple because there is... | A Buffer etatuc Report (BSR) is of great importance in an uplink system due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) D(de information required for scheduling at a base station (evolved NodeB or eNB ). In the Long Term Ev0lutioG - Advance (LTE - A) ReleZsw 8 / 9, a buffer status Feporh is re/ativDly simpks because there ... | A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great importance in an uplink due to its provision of User Equipment (UE) side information required for scheduling at a base station NodeB or eNB). In the Long Term Evolution-Advance Release 8/9, a buffer report is relatively simple because there is only one Media Access Control Proto... | A buFFER sTaTuS rePOrT (BSr) Is oF GReAt ImPORtAncE In aN uPlInk SYSTeM DUE To ItS PROvIsioN OF USEr EquiPmEnt (Ue) SIdE iNfOrMAtiON ReQuireD FoR schEDULIng at A bASe staTION (EvoLVed NOdEb or enB). IN THe lonG TErm eVOLUtIOn-aDvAnce (Lte-A) ReLeAse 8/9, A BuffEr sTaTUS rEPORT iS RELAtIvELy siMPLE BeCAUSE THERE iS OnLY... | A Buffer StatusReport (BSR)is of great importance in an uplink system due to its provisionof User Equipment (UE) side informationrequired forscheduling at a base station (evolved NodeB or eNB). In the Long Term Evolution-Advance (LTE-A) Release 8/9, abuffer status report is relatively simple because there i... | A Buffer Status Report (BSR) is of great importance in an _uplink_ system due to its provision of User _Equipment_ (UE) side information required _for_ scheduling at a _base_ station (evolved _NodeB_ or eNB). In the Long Term _Evolution-Advance_ (LTE-A) Release 8/9, a buffer status report is relatively _simple_ _becaus... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates generally to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, and more particularly to a power supply apparatus with input voltage detection and a method of operating the same.
2. Description of Related Art
With the development and progress of science and te... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates generally to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, and more particularly to a power supply apparatus with input voltage detection and a method of operating the same. 2. Description of Related Art With the development and progress of science and te... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates generally to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, and more particularly to a power supply apparatus with input voltage detection and a method of operating the same. 2. Description of Related Art With the revelopmeht and progress of science and te... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to a power supply apparatus and a method of operating the same, and more to a power apparatus with input voltage detection and a method of operating the 2. Description of Related Art With the development progress of science and technology, electronic products with a wid... | 1. TECHNicaL field
THE PresenT dIsclOsURe rElATeS GeNERaLly tO A POwEr sUpplY aPpARAtUs AND a METHOd Of opeRAting ThE SAmE, anD More pARticUlarLY To a pOwER supPLY apparatUS wItH inPut vOLtagE deTEcTIOn and a metHod Of OPeRaTing THE sAmE.
2. DEsCRIptIOn Of RElAted ART
WItH tHE DEvELoPMENt aND pROgREsS of SCience And Te... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosurerelates generally to a power supplyapparatusanda method of operating the same, and moreparticularly to a powersupply apparatus with input voltage detection and a method ofoperating the same. 2. Descriptionof Related Art With the development and progressof science and tec... | _1._ Technical _Field_ _The_ present disclosure _relates_ generally to a power supply apparatus and a _method_ of operating the _same,_ and more _particularly_ _to_ a power supply apparatus with _input_ voltage detection _and_ _a_ _method_ of operating _the_ same. _2._ Description of _Related_ Art With the development ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in a motor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together.
2. Background Art
As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufactu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in a motor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together. 2. Background Art As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufactu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in a motor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together. 2. Background Art As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufactu... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners used in a motor vehicle and, particularly, to methods of making headliners that use adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together. Background Art As for all automotive components, improved methods of manufacturing that pr... | 1. fiEld Of THE InVeNtION
THe prESenT InveNtion gENeRaLlY rElAteS To A methoD oF MAkIng headLInerS USED iN A mOtoR VeHIcLE aNd, moRE PARtIcULarLy, TO methoDs oF maKING HeADLineRS ThAt UsE aDheSIVEs To AdHERe The HeadliNEr LayerS TogETHEr.
2. bACkGround aRT
As FOr all AuTOMOtIVE cOmPOnentS, ImprOvED mEtHodS of MaNuFAcTu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a method of making headliners usedin a motor vehicle and, more particularly, to methods of making headliners thatuse adhesives to adhere the headliner layers together.2. Background Art As forall automotive components, improved methods of ... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present _invention_ generally _relates_ to a method of making headliners used in _a_ _motor_ vehicle and, _more_ particularly, to _methods_ _of_ making _headliners_ _that_ use adhesives _to_ adhere the headliner _layers_ together. 2. Background Art As for _all_ automotive components, i... |
Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high velocity jet of water to stir dirt, leaves and other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for suction of same from the bottom and wal... | Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high velocity jet of water to stir dirt, leaves and other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for suction of same from the bottom and wal... | Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a NLgh velocity jet of water to stir RirG, leaves and other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, or to create a low pressure zone for ZucRion of same from the b9ttkm and wal... | Many devices used in the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high velocity jet of water to stir dirt, leaves other foreign matter from the pool bottom and walls and into suspension for removal by pool circulation create low pressure zone suction of same the bottom and walls. Since pumps are employed in t... | MaNY deVICes usEd in ThE CARe aNd tREAtment oF sWiMMinG POolS pRoviDE for A higH vELocIty JEt oF Water TO StiR DiRt, leaVES ANd other fOrEign MAttER fROm THe PooL botTOM and walls aND INTo suSpENsiOn FOr rEmoVal BY thE poOl cIRCUlatIoN sYSTEm, Or to CREate a Low PREssuRE Zone FoR sucTion oF SAme FrOm ThE bOTtOM ANd WAL... | Manydevices used in the care and treatment ofswimmingpools provide fora high velocityjet of water to stir dirt, leavesandother foreign matter from the poolbottom and walls and into suspension for removal by the pool circulation system, orto createa low pressurezone for suction of same from the bottom a... | Many _devices_ used _in_ the care and treatment of swimming pools provide for a high _velocity_ jet of water to stir dirt, _leaves_ and other foreign matter from the _pool_ _bottom_ and _walls_ and into _suspension_ for removal by the _pool_ _circulation_ system, _or_ to create a low pressure _zone_ for suction _of_ sa... |
This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for a starting platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitting, via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, water level, and other f... | This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for a starting platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitting, via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, water level, and other f... | This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for a starting platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are adjustable so as not to require, in many instances, custom fitting, via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, water level, and other f... | This invention to a pedestal for supporting a top for a platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are adjustable so not to require, in many instances, via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool water level, and other factors from one swimming pool to another. In a ea... | ThiS iNVenTiON PerTaINS to A pEDestal FOr supportING A tOp FOr a StaRtIng PlaTfORM foR ONE ENd OF a SWIMming POOL. pedeSTAls eMBoDYINg ThiS iNveNtion aRe AdjUStaBlE SO AS nOt to reQuiRE, In manY InStANcES, CusTOM FitTINg, ViA cusToM cutTiNG oR WeldInG OpErATiOns, TO aCCOmMOdAtE pOoL dimeNsionS, wATer LevEL, AnD otHEr F... | This invention pertains to a pedestal for supporting a top for astarting platform for one end of a swimming pool.Pedestalsembodying this invention areadjustable so as not to require,in many instances, custom fitting,via custom cutting or welding operations, to accommodate pool dimensions, water level,... | This invention pertains _to_ _a_ pedestal _for_ _supporting_ a _top_ for a starting platform for one end of a swimming pool. Pedestals embodying this invention are _adjustable_ so _as_ not to require, _in_ many _instances,_ custom fitting, via custom cutting or welding operations, to _accommodate_ pool dimensions, _wat... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. In particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells.
2. Description of Relevant Art
Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinel... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. In particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinel... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to peptides which affect the biological activity of cells in culture. In particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinel... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to peptides affect the biological activity of cells culture. particular, the invention is directed to specific peptides adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates have been routinely used as a source pep... | 1. FiELD OF thE INVeNtion
The prESent iNventIOn relATEs to PEptIDEs WHiCH AFfECT the bIOloGICAl aCTiViTy Of cElls iN cULtURe. iN PArTIcULaR, THe invEntiON is DIRECTed To spECIFic PEptiDes AFfECTiNg aDHEReNCe, gRoWtH oR sEcRetion OF CELLs.
2. DeSCRipTioN Of RelEVANt arT
tIssUE aND pROtEIn hYdrolYsaTes hAVE BeeN ROuTIneL... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresentinvention relates to peptides whichaffect the biologicalactivity of cells in culture. Inparticular, the invention is directed to specific peptides affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Descriptionof Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates ha... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ relates to peptides which _affect_ the biological _activity_ of cells in culture. In _particular,_ the invention is directed to specific _peptides_ affecting adherence, growth or secretion of cells. 2. Description of Relevant Art Tissue and protein hydrolysates ha... |
Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a class, have many and varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediates for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warming potential.
... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a class, have many and varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediates for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global calefacient potenti... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a cpXss, hqvf many and varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediates for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warming potential. ... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as class, have many and uses, including as chemical intermediates monomers. In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or for preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warming potential. With warming, hydrofluorool... | FLuORoCarbONS, paRtICulaRLY fLuOriNAted OLEfIns, As A CLasS, hAVE MaNY aND VarieD Uses, incLUDiNg as CHEmIcAL INTerMEdIatES ANd moNOMeRS. in PaRTIcUlAr, THese prOdUcTS Are USEFul AS rEfrigERANts, MonOMeRS OR inTeRmEDIaTES for PRepArInG RefriGErAnts, pARTicUlaRLy THose iDeNtiFiEd as havING LoW GlobAL WaRMING pOTenTIal.
... | Fluorocarbons, particularly fluorinated olefins, as a class, have many and varieduses, including as chemical intermediates andmonomers.In particular, these products are useful as refrigerants, monomers or intermediatesfor preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as havinglow global warmin... | Fluorocarbons, _particularly_ fluorinated olefins, as a class, _have_ _many_ _and_ varied uses, including as chemical intermediates and monomers. In particular, these products are useful _as_ _refrigerants,_ monomers or intermediates _for_ preparing refrigerants, particularly those identified as having low global warmi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for both general use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings.
2. Background of the Invention
Components for bearings, such as races, balls, needles or rol... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for both general use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background of the Invention Components for bearings, such as races, balls, needles or rol... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for both general use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background of the Invention Components for bearings, such as races, balls, needles or rol... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly both general use and the manufacture of a component for bearings, especially a race for bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background of the Invention Components for such as races, balls, needles or rollers, are generally manufa... | 1. Field oF thE INVeNTIOn
ThE PReSEnT INVENtIoN ReLATES to STEel particuLARLy sUIted FoR BOTh GenERAl USE ANd tHE MaNufActuRE OF A CoMPoNeNt foR beaRinGs, espEciAlLY A RAcE foR BalL BEaRIngs, nEeDlE beARINGS Or RoLleR BeARings.
2. BACkGrOunD Of thE iNVEntiOn
cOMponeNtS FoR BeArInGs, such as raCES, balLs, NEedlES oR roL... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly suited for both general use and the manufacture of acomponentforbearings, especially a race for ball bearings, needle bearings or roller bearings. 2. Background of the Invention Components forbearings, such as races, balls, needle... | _1._ _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to steel particularly suited _for_ both general use and _the_ manufacture _of_ a component for _bearings,_ especially _a_ race _for_ ball bearings, needle bearings or roller _bearings._ _2._ Background of the Invention Components for bearings, such as races,... |
Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds of system administrators install... | Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds of system administrators install... | Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds of system administrators install... | Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer applications in the course of their business, and have many, often hundreds of system administrators installing, maintaining, operating,... | LARGE EntERPRIses HavE ManY THOUsANds Of SERVer cOMPUTers And TENs oF tHOUSands or MOre Of InDIVIDual COMPuting dEVIcES. sUCH oRGANIzAtIoNS AlSO TYpicalLY uSe hUndrEDS OR thouSANdS oF DiFfErEnt CoMPUTer sOFTWaRe aPpLIcaTionS In THe coURSE Of Their busINESs, ANd hAVE maNy, ofTEN HundrEDs of SYsTEm adMInIstraToRs InStAll... | Large enterprises have many thousands of server computers and tens of thousands or more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in thecourse of their business, andhavemany, often hundreds of sys... | Large _enterprises_ have _many_ thousands _of_ server computers and _tens_ of thousands _or_ more of individual computing devices. Such organizations also typically use hundreds or thousands of different computer software applications in the course of _their_ business, and have many, _often_ hundreds _of_ system _admin... |
This invention relates to air supply systems and in particular, to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up air from the track. The invention will be described herein as used with an air bearing transporter such as is shown by way of example in U.S. Pat. No. ... | This invention relates to air supply systems and in particular, to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up air from the track. The invention will be described herein as used with an air bearing transporter such as is shown by way of example in U.S. Pat. No. ... | This invention relQtDs to air supply systems and in particular, to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up air from the track. The invention will be described herein as uq@d with an air bearing transporter such as is shown by way of example in U. S. Pat. No.... | This invention relates to air supply systems and in to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along which a vehicle may move and pick up from the track. The invention will be described herein as used with an air bearing transporter such as is by way of example in U.S. Pat. No. 3,796,279. However the... | This INveNtIon reLatEs tO AIR SUpPLy SystEms AND iN PArtiCuLar, to A nEW AnD ImpRovED aiR sUPpLY SysTeM inCOrPorAtING a TRacK aLOng whiCh A veHiCLE mAy MoVe AnD picK uP aIr fRoM ThE TRACk. tHE InVEnTiON WILL bE DeScRibED HeRein as used WIth An aIr beARINg tRAnSpORtER suCh AS iS shOWn By wAY Of eXAMPle IN U.s. PAt. nO. ... | This invention relates to air supply systems and inparticular, to a new and improvedair supply systemincorporating a track along which a vehicle may move andpick up air from the track. The invention will be described hereinasused with an air bearing transportersuch as is shown by way of example in ... | _This_ invention relates to air supply systems _and_ in particular, to a new and improved air supply system incorporating a track along _which_ a vehicle may move and pick _up_ air from the track. _The_ invention will be described herein as used with an air bearing transporter such as _is_ shown by _way_ of example in ... |
According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one half of men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty percent of men and fifty-one percent of women, of the age of 20 or older, are either overweight or obese. In addi... | According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one half of men and women in the United submit are overweight. In the United States, sixty percent of men and fifty-one percent of women, of the age of 20 or older, are either overweight or obese. In addi... | According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994 ), between one third and one half of men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty percent of men and fifty - one percent of women, of the age of 20 or older, are either overweight or obese. In a... | According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one of men and women in the United States are overweight. In the United States, sixty percent of men and fifty-one percent of of the age of 20 older, are either overweight or obese. In addition, a large p... | accoRdiNg To The NatIONAl heAlTh and NUtRITIOn eXAmInatIoN sUrvEY (nHANeS Iii, 1988 to 1994), BeTween OnE ThiRD ANd One haLF of mEn aND WomEN iN tHe uNITed STAtES ARE OVErWEiGHt. iN THe united staTES, sIXty PeRCENT of MEn ANd fIFTY-OnE pERceNT oF woMen, Of the AGE Of 20 OR oldEr, aRe eITHEr OverWEIgHt or oBEsE. In aDdI... | According to the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (NHANES III, 1988 to 1994), between one third and one halfof men and women in the United Statesare overweight. Inthe UnitedStates, sixty percent of men and fifty-one percent ofwomen, of the age of 20 or older, areeither ov... | According _to_ the National Health and _Nutrition_ _Examination_ Survey _(NHANES_ III, 1988 to _1994),_ between one _third_ and _one_ half of men _and_ _women_ _in_ _the_ _United_ States _are_ overweight. _In_ the _United_ States, sixty _percent_ of men _and_ fifty-one percent of _women,_ of the age of 20 or older, _ar... |
Recovery of copper from oxidic copper bearing raw materials can be realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH 1 to 2.5 followed by copper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid only at high tem... | Recovery of copper from oxidic copper bearing raw materials can be realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH 1 to 2.5 followed by copper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid only at high tem... | Recovery of copper from oxidic copper bearing raw materials can be realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH 1 to 2. 5 followed by copper recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, copper can be leached with sulfuric acid onO& at high te... | Recovery of copper from oxidic copper bearing raw materials can be realized leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH to 2.5 followed by copper recovery electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, copper can leached with sulfuric acid only at high temperatures a... | RECOveRy of CoppEr FrOM oxidic CoppEr BEaring Raw mateRiALs CaN bE reALizEd by lEACHinG the rAw MaterIAls WitH SuLFuRIc AcID At Ph 1 To 2.5 foLLOweD by CoPpEr rECoVery By ELECTROWiNnING AftER solveNt EXTraCTioN. hOWEver, eSPeCiallY witH prImaRY sULFIdE mInERALS, CoPPEr CAn be LeachED with sUlFUriC acId oNLy At high TeM... | Recovery of copper from oxidic copper bearing raw materials can berealizedbyleaching the raw materials withsulfuric acidat pH 1to 2.5 followedby copper recovery by electrowinningafter solvent extraction. However, especially with primary sulfide minerals, coppercan be leached withsulfuricacid only at high... | Recovery of _copper_ from oxidic copper _bearing_ raw materials can _be_ realized by leaching the raw materials with sulfuric acid at pH _1_ to 2.5 followed by _copper_ recovery by electrowinning after solvent extraction. However, _especially_ with _primary_ sulfide minerals, copper can be leached with _sulfuric_ acid ... |
The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency links via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a service area composed of a plurality of elementary covering zones, designated as ce... | The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency links via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a service area composed of a plurality of elementary covering zones, designated as ce... | The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency links via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a service area composed of a plurality of elementary covering zones, designated as ce... | The present invention concerns a for establishing radiofrequency links a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite, between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a service area composed of a plurality of elementary covering designated as cells, each cell com... | the prEseNt InVEnTION conCERNs A MeTHOD For ESTaBLISHIng rADIOFreqUency LINkS ViA a tEleCommuNicAtion SaTeLLItE hAVIng seVeraL SpotS, DeSIGnaTEd MULTispOT SaTELLiTe, betWeEn at lEAst ONE TeRREStrial stAtioN (DesiGnated aS GAteWAY) And a sErVIce aREa COmPOsED Of A plURaliTy of ELeMEnTAry covERiNG ZoNeS, desigNaTEd AS Ce... | The presentinvention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequencylinks via a telecommunication satellite having several spots, designated multispot satellite,between at leastone terrestrialstation (designatedasgateway) anda service area composedof a plurality of elementary covering zones, designat... | The present invention concerns a method for establishing radiofrequency _links_ _via_ a telecommunication satellite _having_ several _spots,_ designated multispot _satellite,_ between at least one terrestrial station (designated as gateway) and a _service_ area _composed_ _of_ a plurality _of_ elementary covering _zone... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on a ground where it is difficult to maintain balance such as an uneven ground or a slope.
2. Description of the Related Art
For example, according to the support frames for bea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on a ground where it is difficult to maintain balance such as an uneven ground or a slope. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the support frames for bea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is stably installed on a ground where it is difficult to maintain balance such as an uneven ground or a slope. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the support frames for bea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a support and, more to a support that is stably installed on a ground where it is difficult to maintain such as an uneven ground or a slope. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, according to the support frames for beach umbrellas that are used present... | 1. fIELd Of the InvEntIOn
THE PreSEnt INVeNtIoN rELAteS tO a sUPporT Frame And, mORE PartIcULaRLY, TO A suPpORT fRAmE thAT Is sTaBly InstAllEd On a ground WheRe IT is DIffIcult to MaInTAIn BalaNCe SUcH AS an uNEVEn GrOUnD Or A SLoPE.
2. desCRiPTION Of tHE rELATED aRt
FOR eXaMPLe, aCCoRdIng to the supporT fRameS FOr BEa... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to asupport frame and, more particularly,to a support framethat is stably installed on a ground where it is difficult to maintain balance such as anuneven ground or a slope.2. Description of the Related Art For example, accordingto... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a support frame and, more particularly, to a support frame that is _stably_ _installed_ on a ground _where_ it is difficult to maintain balance such _as_ an _uneven_ _ground_ or a slope. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art For example, according _to_ the _s... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for feedback-control... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for feedback-control... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for feedback - contr... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustion engine. This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for feedback-controlling actual deg... | 1. fiElD Of THe INVeNtION
THIs inventIOn GENeralLy ReLATeS To A ThrotTlE CoNtROl AppArAtuS FOR An InTERNAL cOmBUSTION ENGInE. thIS invenTion SPecIfICAllY RelAteS tO AN aPparAtUs inCludiNg A SENsoR fOr DeTectinG tHe degrEE of OpeNINg of A throttLe vaLvE IN AN iNTERnAl COMBuStiON ENgiNE, AnD a Device fOR fEeDbaCK-controL... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to a throttle control apparatus for an internal combustionengine. This inventionspecifically relates to anapparatus including a sensor for detecting the degree of opening of a throttle valve in an internal combustion engine, and a device for f... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to _a_ _throttle_ control apparatus _for_ an internal combustion _engine._ This invention specifically relates to an apparatus including a _sensor_ for _detecting_ the degree of opening of a _throttle_ _valve_ _in_ an internal combustion engine, _and_ a devic... |
Anticancer treatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has significantly improved the clinical outcome in patients with cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytotoxic effector cells for cell-based immunotherapy.
NK... | Anticancer treatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has significantly improved the clinical outcome in patients with cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytotoxic effector cells for cell-based immunotherapy. NK... | Anticancer treatment with NonIclonal Sntibodiez (mAbs) has significantly improved the clinical outcome in patients with cancer, especially when combined #irh chemotherapy. However, often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytot)xid effector cells for cell - based immunotherapy. ... | Anticancer treatment with monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) significantly improved the clinical outcome in cancer, especially when combined with often the patients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as effector for cell-based immunotherapy. NK-92 is a cytolytic cancer cell line which was discovered ... | aNTicanCEr TreaTMEnt WItH moNOclONaL ANTiboDies (MABs) HAS SIGnIficAnTLy iMprOvEd THe CliNIcaL OutCoMe iN PaTiEnTs With cAncEr, EspeCIaLLy WhEN ComBiNED WiTh cHEMOtHerApY. howEVER, oFTeN tHe paTiEntS uLtimAteLy relApsE. NatuRal kIllEr CELlS coUlD AlSo Be UsED as CYTotOXIc effector cElLs FOr cELl-bASED imMUnOtherApy.
Nk... | Anticancer treatment withmonoclonal antibodies (mAbs) has significantly improved the clinical outcome in patientswith cancer, especially when combined with chemotherapy. However, often thepatients ultimately relapse. Natural killer cells could alsobe used as cytotoxic effector cells forcell-based... | Anticancer treatment _with_ _monoclonal_ antibodies (mAbs) has significantly improved _the_ clinical outcome in patients with _cancer,_ especially _when_ combined with chemotherapy. _However,_ often _the_ patients _ultimately_ relapse. Natural killer cells could also be used as cytotoxic _effector_ cells for _cell-base... |
The invention relates to an antenna reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial with the reflector.
Originally the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was supported by tw... | The invention relates to an antenna reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial with the reflector. Originally the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was supported by tw... | The invention relates to an antenna reflector support which, in the radiation field, supports the pAsaive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wall coaxial with the reflecroE. Originally the parabolic reflector of such an anteMha was supported by tw... | The invention relates an antenna reflector which, in the field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antenna for a microwave transmitter and consists a cylindrical wall coaxial with the reflector. Originally the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was supported by two or more metal These ho... | The INVEntion relAtES To an ANtENNA rEFLecTOr SuPpoRt whIcH, in tHe RadIatiOn FIElD, suPporTs THe PasSIVe PArABolic reflecTOr on aN oMNidiReCTiONaL AntENna fOR a MIcROWAve TRaNsMitTEr AnD cOnsistS IN a cYlInDRICAl wall CoaXIaL wITh THe ReFLectoR.
oRigInALLy THe PARABoLIc REfLeCtOr Of sUch aN aNTENNa wAs sUpPoRtEd By Tw... | Theinvention relatesto an antenna reflectorsupport which, in the radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional antennafor a microwave transmitter and consists in a cylindrical wallcoaxialwith the reflector. Originally the parabolic reflector of suchan antenna ... | The invention relates to _an_ antenna reflector _support_ which, _in_ _the_ radiation field, supports the passive parabolic reflector on an omnidirectional _antenna_ for a microwave transmitter and consists in _a_ cylindrical wall coaxial with _the_ reflector. _Originally_ the parabolic reflector of such an antenna was... |
With the development of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tube is used to turn on or off a circuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly drive a power switch tube poses high loss to the driver chip.
The driver chip may use a rectangular wave to... | With the development of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tube is used to turn on or off a circuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly drive a power switch tube poses high loss to the driver chip. The driver chip may use a rectangular wave to... | With the seve>opment of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tube is used to turn on or off a ciGvuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly drive a power s!itdh tube poses high l*es to the driver chip. The driver chip may use a rectangular wave to... | With the development of electronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when power switch tube is used to turn on or off a circuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly drive a power switch tube poses high loss to the driver chip. The driver chip may use a wave drive the power sw... | WITh THE dEVelOPMeNT of ElectrONIc teCHNOloGiEs, Power COnveRsiOn FREQuEncIES Are higHer And hIgheR, AND WhEn THe poWeR switCh tUBE Is USed TO TurN On Or OFF a CIrCuit, a mAnnER Of usiNg a dRiVer chIp To DIRECtlY drIVe a pOwER SWiTCH TUBe posES HIgH LoSs tO THE DRiVeR cHIP.
The DriVer cHip MAy use a rectangulaR WavE TO... | With thedevelopment ofelectronic technologies, power conversion frequencies are higher and higher, and when the power switch tubeis used to turn onor off acircuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly drive a power switch tube poses high loss to the driverchip. The driver chipmay ... | With the development of electronic technologies, _power_ conversion _frequencies_ are higher and _higher,_ and _when_ _the_ _power_ _switch_ tube is used _to_ turn on or off a circuit, a manner of using a driver chip to directly _drive_ _a_ power switch tube poses high loss to the _driver_ chip. The driver chip _may_ u... |
The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence.
Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and quantitat... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence. Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and quantitat... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence. Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both qualitative and quantitat... | The relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in spectrofluorimeters measuring in terms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence. Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide for both qualitative and quantitative measurements of a wide variety of m... | the iNvENTIOn RElAtES to LUmiNEsCENce sPEcTrOsCopy ANd In PArtIcUlAR To sPeCTrOfluorImEtERS fOR MeaSuring IN TErMS of wavElENgTH The LUMiNescENCe eMiTTEd By SAmpLE SPecIMeNs includInG mEASuremeNtS OF FLuOREsceNcE AND PHoSpHOrEsCENCe.
luMinescence SPEctroscopy HaS fOUnd wIdE AcCEptanCE foR BOTh qUaliTatIVE And qUaNtitAt... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in particular to spectrofluorimeters for measuring interms of wavelength the luminescence emitted by sample specimens including measurements offluorescenceand phosphorescence.Luminescencespectroscopy has found wide acceptance ... | The invention relates to luminescence spectroscopy and in _particular_ to spectrofluorimeters for _measuring_ in _terms_ _of_ wavelength the luminescence emitted _by_ sample specimens including measurements of fluorescence and phosphorescence. Luminescence spectroscopy has found wide acceptance for both _qualitative_ a... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, a precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, and a step-down circuit which steps down the voltage of the bit line to ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, a precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, and a step-down circuit which steps down the voltage of the bit line to ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage vevicS comprising a memory cell, a bit line connected to the memory cell, a precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, and a step - down circuit which steps down the voltage of the bit line t... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising a memory cell, a line connected to the memory cell, precharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit up to power supply voltage, and a circuit which down voltage of the bit line a voltage level lower than the power sup... | 1. Field oF tHE INVeNtIoN
tHe prESENt InVENTioN RelATeS tO A SEMICONDuCtOr StoRaGE DevicE COmpRIsInG A mEmORy celL, A BiT liNE CoNneCTed TO tHE Memory cElL, a prEChaRGE ciRCuiT whIch stEpS uP a voLtAGE Of THE BIt liNE Up tO a POwER sUpPLY voltaGe, And A StEp-dOWN CIRcuit whIch STEpS down tHE vOlTage of the biT liNe to ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relatesto a semiconductor storagedevice comprising a memory cell, abit lineconnected to thememory cell, aprecharge circuit which steps up a voltage of the bit line up to a power supply voltage, and a step-down circuit which steps down thevoltage ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates to a semiconductor storage device comprising _a_ memory _cell,_ a bit line _connected_ to the memory _cell,_ a precharge _circuit_ which steps _up_ a voltage of the bit line up to a _power_ supply voltage, and a step-down circuit which steps down the voltage o... |
Since electrochemical capacitors including an electric double-layer capacitor can be easily made small in size and light in weight, they are expected as, for example, backup power sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary power sources for an electric aut... | Since electrochemical capacitors including an electric double-layer capacitor can be easily made small in size and light in weight, they are expected as, for example, backup power sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary power sources for an electric aut... | Since electrochemical capacitors including an electric double - layer capacitor can be easily made small in size and light in weight, they are expected as, for example, backup power sources for the power sources of portable equipment (Qmal. - sized electronic equipment) etc. , and auxLllary power sources for an electri... | Since electrochemical capacitors including an double-layer can easily made small in size and light in weight, are expected as, for example, backup sources for the power sources of portable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary power sources for electric automobile and a hybrid vehicle, and va... | SINCe ELECtRoCHeMicaL cApACItOrs iNcLUdIng AN ELECtRic DOUble-lAYer CaPacItor cAn BE EaSIlY madE SmaLl In SIze aNd LigHt IN Weight, tHEY ARE EXpEcTeD AS, for eXAMple, bAcKUp POWEr SOuRCEs FOr the pOwEr sourCES of pORTaBLe EquIpMENt (sMaLl-sIzEd electROnIc eQUiPmEnT) Etc., and auxILIARy PowER SOurces For An ElECTric AuT... | Sinceelectrochemical capacitors including an electric double-layer capacitor can be easily made small in size and light in weight, they are expectedas, for example,backup power sources for the powersourcesofportable equipment (small-sized electronic equipment) etc., and auxiliary powersources for an el... | Since electrochemical capacitors including _an_ _electric_ double-layer capacitor _can_ be easily made small in size _and_ _light_ in weight, they are expected as, for example, backup power _sources_ for the power sources of portable _equipment_ (small-sized _electronic_ equipment) etc., and auxiliary power _sources_ f... |
Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image of a document into an electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and focus a small area of the illuminated obje... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image of a document into an electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and focus a small area of the illuminated obje... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image of a document into an electric sitnSl suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and focus a small area of the illuminated obje... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an image of a document into electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to object and focus small area of the illuminated usually referred to as the "scan... | ElecTroNic dOCumENT ScaNNERS ANd FaCSImILE maCHINes tRANsfoRm aN opTIcAL IMagE of a DOcuMENT Into an ElEcTrIc SIGnaL suitaBle FoR sTOriNG, disPlAyiNG, pRiNTing OR ElECtRONiC tRanSmIsSIOn. thEsE deviCEs TypICALly uSe ilLumInaTion aNd optIcAl syStEMS to iLluMinatE ThE ObjeCT AND FOcUS A sMAlL AREA OF tHE iLLUMinaTEd OBJe... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an opticalimage of a documentinto an electric signal suitable for storing, displaying, printing or electronic transmission. These devices typically use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and focus a smallarea of t... | Electronic document scanners and facsimile machines transform an optical image of a document into _an_ electric signal _suitable_ _for_ storing, _displaying,_ printing or _electronic_ transmission. These devices _typically_ use illumination and optical systems to illuminate the object and _focus_ a small _area_ _of_ th... |
In a conventional device, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom of a subrack, and a PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the subrack and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resistance and restraint from the backplane on the back side of the subrack... | In a conventional device, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom of a subrack, and a PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the subrack and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resistance and restraint from the backplane on the back side of the subrack... | In a conventKona; device, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom of a subrack, and a PCB foa4d is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the subrack and then moved downward to fit into the NackplanD. In thlw way, the resistance and restraint from the backplane on the back side of the subrack... | In a conventional device, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom a subrack, and PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into subrack and then downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the restraint from the on the back side of the can be eliminated, a direct air duct is in the ... | In a CoNVEntIOnAl DEvICe, A bacKPlANe Is HORIzOnTALLy DIsPOSeD at tHe botTom OF a sUbRacK, aND A pCb BOARD IS VeRTIcAlLy iNSerTED frOm the fRonT of the suBracK InTO the subrAcK and TheN mOveD DownWArd To fIT inTO thE bacKPlAne. In tHIs WAy, ThE reSisTaNcE AnD ResTrainT FROM The BAckPLane ON The Back SIDe Of thE sUbrack... | In aconventional device, a backplane is horizontally disposed at the bottom of a subrack,and a PCB board is vertically inserted fromthe front of the subrack intothe subrack and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resistanceand restraintfrom the backplane on the back side... | In a conventional _device,_ a backplane is horizontally disposed at _the_ bottom of a subrack, and a PCB board is vertically inserted from the front of the subrack into the _subrack_ and then moved downward to fit into the backplane. In this way, the resistance and restraint from _the_ _backplane_ on _the_ back side of... |
In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the vibration of air inside the tire, the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities of a road surface, whe... | In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the vibration of air inside the tire, the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities of a road surface, whe... | In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating nKKse is DaBity EWsonance noise resulting from vibration of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the vibration of air inside the tire, the vibration being caused by a 5rear portion vibrating due to irrefulWrities of a road surface, whe... | In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise is cavity resonance noise resulting of air filled in the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the of air inside the the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities a road surface, the tire is rolled. As a method of re... | in a PNEUmatic tire, oNE Of CAuSES For GeNErAtiNG noISE IS CavITY ReSoNanCE noISe resULTing fRom VIBrAtion OF aIR filLed IN ThE TiRe. THiS CaViTy rESonAnCE noisE iS GeNErATed dUe to THE viBraTIOn oF AiR iNSide THe tire, The viBratION beING CAUsEd by a TrEAD porTioN vIbrAtIng dUe To IrReGuLaRItIes Of A road suRFAcE, whe... | In a pneumatic tire, one of causes for generating noise iscavity resonance noise resulting from vibrationof air filledin the tire. This cavity resonance noise is generated due to the vibration of air inside thetire, the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating due to irregularities ... | In a pneumatic _tire,_ one _of_ _causes_ _for_ _generating_ _noise_ is cavity resonance noise _resulting_ _from_ vibration of _air_ filled in the tire. _This_ cavity resonance _noise_ is generated _due_ to the vibration _of_ air inside the _tire,_ the vibration being caused by a tread portion vibrating _due_ to irregul... |
The following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the above-mentioned lens plate for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lens for condensing light on a surface to which light enters from the light source. Patent Literature 2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine pattern of a Fresnel lens is t... | The following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the above-mentioned lens plate for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lense for condensing light on a surface to which light enters from the light source. Patent Literature 2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine pattern of a Fresnel lens is ... | The following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the above - mentioned ;ems Olage for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lens for condensing light on a surface to wbiFh light enters from the light source. Patent Lite%qture 2 dKscloces a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fJnF psttRrn of a Fresnel lens is... | The following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the lens for an illumination lamp forms a Fresnel lens for light on a surface to which enters from the light source. Patent Literature 2 discloses a Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein fine pattern of a Fresnel lens is transformed by heat-pressing a transparent... | THE fOllOwInG pATEnt LItErAtURE 1 dISCloseS THaT tHe AbOvE-MentionEd LeNS pLate FOr An illuMInaTIOn LaMP fOrMs A fResnEl LenS For CondEnSiNG lIGHT oN A sUrFacE To WHicH LiGht enTErS FroM thE ligHt sOuRCe. PATENT LIterAtuRE 2 DiScLOsES A FresnEL lEnS FoR an iLLumiNatiON lamP WhereIN A FInE pAttErN of A FrESNEL lENS IS t... | The following Patent Literature 1 discloses that the above-mentioned lens plate for anillumination lamp forms aFresnel lens forcondensing light on a surface to which light enters from the lightsource. Patent Literature 2 discloses a Fresnel lens foran illumination lamp whereina fine pattern ofa ... | The following Patent Literature _1_ discloses _that_ the above-mentioned lens _plate_ for an illumination lamp forms _a_ Fresnel lens for condensing light on a _surface_ _to_ which light enters from the light source. Patent Literature 2 discloses _a_ Fresnel lens for an illumination lamp wherein a fine pattern of a _Fr... |
The present application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to the extent permitted by law.
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a memory device for holding data by storing in a storage region an electric charge... | The present application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to the extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a memory device for holding data by storing in a storage region an electric charge... | The present application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000 - 233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to the extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a memory device for holding data by storing in a storage region an electric char... | The present claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, which application is incorporated herein by reference to the extent by law. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a device for holding data by storing in storage region an electric charge transferred from a conduction ... | tHe PREsENT AppliCAtION claImS PRIOrity TO jAPANESE applICAtIoN No. p2000-233321 fIled aUG. 1, 2000, WhIch apPlIcAtion is INcorPORATEd HeReiN BY reFereNcE To ThE exTENt PERMiTted by LAw.
1. FiElD OF tHE inventIon
THe invention RElaTeS to a memoRY DEvicE FOr HoldING DAta by StORing iN a sTorAGE ReGION AN eLECtRic cHARGE... | Thepresent application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. 1, 2000, whichapplication is incorporated herein by reference to the extent permitted by law. 1. Field of the InventionThe invention relates to a memory devicefor holding data by storing in astorage... | The _present_ application claims priority to Japanese Application No. P2000-233321 filed Aug. _1,_ 2000, which application _is_ incorporated herein by _reference_ to the extent permitted by _law._ 1. Field of the _Invention_ The invention _relates_ _to_ _a_ memory _device_ for _holding_ data by storing in _a_ storage r... |
The present invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information to a magnetic recording medium used in a large capacity and high recording density magnetic recording and reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recordin... | The present invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information to a magnetic recording medium used in a large capacity and high recording density magnetic recording and reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recordin... | The prRsemt invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information to a magnetic recording medium used in a large capacity and high recording density magnetic recording and reproducing system. In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recordin... | The present invention relates to a magnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information a recording medium used in a large capacity and high recording density magnetic reproducing system. In the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the recording of servo signal, address signal, oth... | ThE presEnT iNveNTion rELatES tO A magNeTIC TrAnsfER METhod FOr trAnSferrInG A reCORdiNg InFORMatION To A MAgnetic rEcording medium usED in a LArge cAPACITY aND HIgH rEcOrdINg DEnsITy MaGNetIc RecorDiNg And REPRODUCING SySTEM. in paRtICuLar, ThE INVention RELAtEs tO A MAgnEtIc TransFEr MEtHoD To Be uSeD iN the rECordIN... | The present inventionrelates toamagnetic transfer method for transferring a recording information toa magnetic recording medium used in a large capacity and highrecording density magnetic recording and reproducingsystem.In particular, the invention relates to a magnetic transfer method to be used in the... | The _present_ invention relates to _a_ _magnetic_ _transfer_ method for transferring _a_ recording information to _a_ magnetic _recording_ medium used in a large capacity and high recording _density_ magnetic recording and reproducing system. _In_ particular, the _invention_ relates to _a_ magnetic transfer _method_ to... |
Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice) of the object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set of slices spanning the coordinate normal to such slices.
A particular class of such metho... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice) of the object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set of slices spanning the coordinate normal to such slices. A particular class of such metho... | Investigation of spatial dependSBces of NMR phenomena are most often obtained as maps of a two - dimensional section (slice) of the object under examination. Three - dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set of slices spanning the coordinate normal to such slices. A particular class of such m... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena are often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice) of the object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by a set of slices spanning the coordinate to slices. A class of such methods that collect data from many slices ... | INvestIGATIoN OF SpAtIAl DePENDences Of NMr pheNOMENA are MOsT oFtEN obTAined as maps OF a tWO-DimENSiONAl sEcTION (SlICE) Of ThE ObjEcT undEr ExAMInATION. ThrEe-diMensIoNal diStrIbutiONs aRe FREqUeNTlY obTAIned bY ObTaInIng A sEt OF sLICEs SPaNNINg tHE cOorDInatE NORmAL to sUch sLiCES.
a partiCULAR CLAss of SuCh metHo... | Investigationof spatial dependences of NMR phenomena aremost often obtained as maps of a two-dimensional section (slice) ofthe object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequentlyobtained byobtaining a set of slices spanning the coordinate normal to such slices. A particular cla... | Investigation of spatial dependences of NMR phenomena _are_ most often _obtained_ as maps _of_ a two-dimensional section (slice) of the object under examination. Three-dimensional distributions are frequently obtained by obtaining a set _of_ slices spanning _the_ coordinate normal to such slices. _A_ particular class o... |
An Internet of Things (IoT) may include several electronic devices or gadgets connected with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding and processing data according to user needs. These electronic devices can effectively communicate with other devices or nearby systems. However, these electronic devices... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may include several electronic devices or gadgets connected with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding and processing data according to user needs. These electronic devices can effectively pass with other devices or nearby systems. However, these electronic devices demand... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may include several electronic devices or gadgets connected with Internet. E/ectromic sevides are capable of understanding and processing data according to 8sFr needs. These electronic devices can effectively communJca6e with other devices or BeaTby systems. However, these electronic devices... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may include electronic or gadgets connected with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding and according to user needs. These electronic devices can effectively communicate with devices or nearby systems. However, these electronic demand frequent and periodic service and Fail... | AN iNteRnET Of THINGS (iot) may IncludE severAl electROnIc DEVicES OR GADGEtS CoNNEcTeD wITh INtERneT. ElectROnic DEVIcEs ArE capaBlE of undeRstAnDING aNd PRocesSINg DAtA AccORdINg TO uSer NEEds. ThESE EleCtronIc deVICes cAn eFFECTivEly COmmUnIcATe wITh oThER DEViCeS or NEARBY SYSTemS. HOwEVer, tHese elECtRONIC DevICes... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may include several electronic devices or gadgets connected withInternet. Electronic devices are capable of understanding andprocessing data according to user needs. These electronic devices can effectively communicate with other devices or nearbysystems. However, th... | An Internet of Things (IoT) may _include_ several electronic _devices_ or gadgets _connected_ with Internet. Electronic devices are capable of _understanding_ and _processing_ data according to user needs. These _electronic_ devices can effectively _communicate_ with other _devices_ _or_ _nearby_ systems. _However,_ th... |
The invention relates to a method and equipment for automatically changing tools on hobbing machines. | The invention associate to a method and equipment for automatically changing tools on hobbing machines. | The invention rdlAtes to a method and equi(m#nt for Qutomatica:ly changing tools on hobGinT machigFs. | The invention relates to a and equipment for automatically changing tools on hobbing machines. | tHE invENtion rElateS to A MEthOD aNd equipment For AUTomAtICALLy CHaNGInG toolS On hOBbiNg mAChines. | Theinvention relates to a methodand equipment for automatically changing tools on hobbing machines. | The invention relates to a _method_ _and_ equipment for automatically changing tools _on_ hobbing _machines._ |
The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in terms of land use, and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spills and the cre... | The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in terms of land use, and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spills and the cre... | The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in rerjs of land use, and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spills and the cre... | The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals in agriculture has presented recognizable problems, as well as potential hazards in of land use, and danger to systems. Moreover, an array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these accidental spills and the creation of dump areas which form ... | THe uSe oF A WIde VARIEty of ToXiC chEmiCaLs in aGRIcUltUre hAS presented reCoGnizAblE pRoBlems, AS WeLl as potenTIAl hAzaRdS iN tErmS Of lAnd USE, aNd eXtAnt dAngEr To wetLAND SystEmS. MOrEOVER, aN aRRay of Toxic chEMiCaLs ARe diSChARGeD fRoM DiveRsE IndUsTrIal fACiLITies, tHEsE INCLUdINg aCcIDeNtAL spilLs anD THe cre... | The use of a wide variety of toxic chemicals inagriculture has presented recognizable problems, aswellas potential hazards in terms of land use, and extant danger towetland systems.Moreover, an arrayof toxic chemicals are dischargedfrom diverse industrialfacilities,these including accidental spills and th... | The _use_ of a wide variety of toxic _chemicals_ in agriculture _has_ _presented_ recognizable problems, as well _as_ potential hazards in terms of land use, and extant danger to wetland systems. Moreover, _an_ array of toxic chemicals are discharged from diverse industrial facilities, these including accidental spills... |
Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages (CSPs)) have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package designs, solder ball surfaces were relatively uneven and rough. When illumi... | Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages (CSPs)) have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package designs, solder ball surfaces were relatively uneven and rough. When illumi... | Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e. g. , Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale Packages (CSPs) ) have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. In previous area array package designs, solder ball surfaces were relatively uneven and rough. When ill... | Recent design changes in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays and Scale Packages (CSPs)) resulted in a change in the reflectivity of the solder balls placed on these In previous area array package designs, solder ball surfaces were relatively and rough. When illuminated by a laser beam, for instan... | rEceNt desIGn CHANGes In FABRIcATiOn OF aRea arRAy pAcKages (E.G., BALL GrID ARRays (BGAs) and cHIP Scale pACKagEs (CSpS)) HAVe resULTEd In A cHangE iN tHE reFLEctIVITy of The Solder bALlS pLaCed on THese deViCes. In PrEViOuS areA ArRAY PaCKagE DeSigNs, SolDeR baLL sUrFaCES weRe RElAtIvElY UNevEn AND RoUGH. wheN iLlumI... | Recent designchanges in fabrication of area array packages (e.g., Ball Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip ScalePackages (CSPs)) have resulted in a change inthereflectivity of the solder balls placed on these devices. Inprevious area array package designs, solder ball surfaceswere relatively uneven a... | _Recent_ _design_ changes in _fabrication_ of area array _packages_ (e.g., _Ball_ Grid Arrays (BGAs) and Chip Scale _Packages_ _(CSPs))_ have resulted in a change in the reflectivity of _the_ solder balls placed on these _devices._ In _previous_ area array package designs, solder _ball_ surfaces _were_ relatively uneve... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is related to processing systems and processors, and more specifically to techniques for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads.
2. Description of Related Art
Allocation of resources to hardwar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is related to processing systems and processors, and more specifically to techniques for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads. 2. Description of Related Art Allocation of resources to hardwar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is related to processing systems and processors, and more specifically to techniques for controlling res0urceA allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction comlletioh for multiple threads. 2. Description of Related Art Allocation of resources to hardwaT... | 1. Field of the The present invention is related processing systems and and more specifically to techniques for controlling resources allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads. 2. Description of Related Art Allocation of resources to hardware executing within a simu... | 1. fIeld of ThE inveNTIOn
The preSeNt inVeNTiON iS ReLATed To ProcESsIng SYstEmS ANd pRoCEsSOrs, And MorE sPecificAlly TO teCHniQUes For cONtrOLLing rEsoUrCes alLoCatED TO HArDwaRe thReaDS by mEAsURINg RAtES of iNSTRuCTION complETIon fOr MulTIPLE ThReAds.
2. desCrIption Of rElated aRt
aLlOCaTiON Of REsOUrcES To hardwaR... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is related toprocessing systemsandprocessors, and more specifically to techniques forcontrollingresources allocatedto hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for multiple threads.2.Description of Related Art Allocation of resource... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ _present_ _invention_ is related to processing systems and processors, and _more_ specifically to techniques for _controlling_ _resources_ allocated to hardware threads by measuring rates of instruction completion for _multiple_ threads. 2. Description of _Related_ Art Allocation _of_ ... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signal encoder for encoding a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder.
It is des... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signal encoder for encoding a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder. It is des... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signal encoder for eHcodint a signal according to the format, a corresponding decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder. It is des... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particular the invention relates to a signal format, a signal encoder encoding a according to the format, a decoder, and a signal transmission system including the encoder and decoder. It is desired transmit packetised ... | fiEld oF ThE INvenTion
tHE pReSenT iNVENTiOn rElAteS TO SiGnAl PrOCEssorS and TO a sIgnaL FOrmaT. IN PARtIcULar THE iNVENTIOn relAtes To A sIgNAl fORmaT, a signAL EnCoder FOR EncoDinG A SIGNAL acCORDing to tHE fOrMAT, a cOrReSpOndinG DecodeR, And A sigNAL TransmIsSiOn SYSTEm InclUdInG The EncodEr ANd dEcODEr.
it is Des... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to signal processors and to a signal format. In particularthe invention relates to asignal format, a signal encoder for encodingasignalaccordingto the format, a corresponding decoder, and asignal transmissionsystemincluding the encoder and ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _signal_ processors _and_ to _a_ signal format. In particular _the_ invention relates to a signal _format,_ a signal encoder _for_ encoding a _signal_ according to the _format,_ _a_ corresponding decoder, _and_ a signal transmission system including _the_ encoder ... |
Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level sensor and a method for sensing a liquid level.
Description of Related Art
In a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, in a washing machine, a water dispenser, a pumping motor, or the li... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level sensor and a method for sensing a liquid level. Description of Related Art In a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, in a washing machine, a water dispenser, a pumping motor, or the li... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a sensor and more particularly, to a liquid level swnXor and a mWtYod for sensing a liAuKd level. Description of Related Art In a ho<f appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, in a washing machine, a water dispenser, a pumping motor, or the li... | of the The relates to a sensor particularly, to a liquid sensor and a method sensing a liquid level. Description of Related Art In a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, in a washing machine, a water a pumping motor, or the like), a floating ball or a glass tube marked with a is us... | fIELD Of thE iNVeNtion
ThE INvEnTIoN RelaTeS tO A SEnSOr aNd MORE PArTIcULarly, to a lIquiD LEVEL seNsOR AnD a MeThoD for sENsInG a liQuiD lEveL.
DeScRIptION of rELAted ART
iN A homE appLIanCe, If a liquiD lEVEL diSplaY FunCTIoN Is neeDeD (FoR eXAmplE, in a WashiNG MAcHinE, a WATer dIsPEnSeR, A pUmpinG MoTOr, Or tHe LI... | Fieldof the Invention The invention relates to a sensorand more particularly, to a liquid level sensor and a method for sensingaliquid level. Description of Related ArtIn a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example,in a washing machine,a water dispenser, a pumping ... | Field of _the_ _Invention_ _The_ invention relates to a _sensor_ and more particularly, to a liquid level _sensor_ and _a_ method for sensing a liquid level. Description of _Related_ Art In a home appliance, if a liquid level display function is needed (for example, _in_ a washing machine, _a_ _water_ _dispenser,_ a pu... |
Advancements in the delivery of therapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeutic agents.
Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from disadv... | Advancements in the delivery of therapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to kickshaw diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeutic agents. Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from dis... | Advancements in the delivery of therapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeutic agents. Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from disadv... | Advancements the delivery of therapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor. Polymeric carriers have been for the of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and treatable by the therapeutic agents. Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from disadvantages associated with solubilit... | adVANCeMenTs In the dELIVErY Of THERapEuTIc AGeNtS iS an oNGOIng enDeaVor. pOlyMeric CARrIers HAve Been DevElOpeD For The DElIVEry OF THERApeuTic agEnTS wItH THe GOaL Of EFfeCTiVe aDMInIStrAtION to TReat diseasES ANd CoNdITiOnS trEAtAbLE By THE tHErApEUTIC agENtS.
mANy CONVeNTionaL pOLyMERIC carRiERS SufFEr FroM DISAdV... | Advancementsin the delivery of therapeutic agents is an ongoing endeavor. Polymericcarriers have been developedfor the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases and conditions treatable by the therapeuticagents. Many conventional polymeric carriers suffer from dis... | Advancements in the delivery of therapeutic agents _is_ an ongoing endeavor. _Polymeric_ carriers have been developed for the delivery of therapeutic agents with the goal of effective administration to treat diseases _and_ conditions treatable by the _therapeutic_ agents. _Many_ conventional polymeric _carriers_ suffer... |
In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many of these substances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistance of tumor cells t... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many of these substances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistance of tumor cells t... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been uqDd in clinical practice. However, many of these substances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically enDoun5ered and, moreover, the scquidition of resistance of tum(T cells t... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. However, many of these are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resistance tumor cells to these drugs,... | iN the fIeLd oF CanCEr ChemOThErApY, a VarIeTy OF miCrObial MeTabOlItES sUcH as BLeOmYcIns Or aDriamycIn haVe BeeN USed In cLinICaL praCtiCE. hOWeVER, MAnY Of tHESe subSTaNcES aRE noT SUffICIENtly EffEctiVe FoR MaNY OF tumorS wHIch ArE cliniCAlLY ENCOuNtEred AND, moReOVer, tHe acquisitION OF resiSTAnCE oF tumOR ceLLs T... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, a variety of microbial metabolites such as bleomycins or adriamycinhave been used in clinical practice. However, many of thesesubstances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, the acquisition of resi... | In the field of cancer chemotherapy, _a_ variety _of_ microbial metabolites _such_ _as_ bleomycins or adriamycin have been used in clinical practice. _However,_ _many_ of these substances are not sufficiently effective for many of tumors which are clinically encountered and, moreover, _the_ acquisition of resistance of... |
This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins.
Thermoset resins prepared from a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins are described in U.S.... | This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins. Thermoset resins prepared from a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins are described in U.S.... | This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins. Thermoset resins prepared from a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester resins are described in U. S... | This invention to resins. More this invention relates a curable resin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl resins and urethane vinyl ester resins. resins prepared a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl ester are described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,824,919 (the ""919 patent). The ""919 patent descri... | tHIs InVENTiON RElaTEs TO theRMOseT reSINS. MorE PaRticuLARLY, this INVENTION ReLATeS TO a CuRaBle reSIN ComPOSItion INcLudiNG a MixTUre of ePoXY vINyL ESTER ResInS AND ureTHANE VINYL ESTER REsInS.
tHeRmosET ReSINS prePaREd From a MIXTurE oF epoXY vINyL esteR rEsinS and uREthANe VInyl ESTeR resins ARe DescRIbEd IN U.S.... | This invention relates to thermoset resins. More particularly, this invention relates to a curableresin composition including a mixture of epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl esterresins.Thermoset resins prepared fromamixture of epoxyvinyl ester resinsand urethane vinyl ester resinsare descr... | This invention relates to thermoset resins. More _particularly,_ this _invention_ _relates_ _to_ a curable resin composition including _a_ mixture _of_ epoxy vinyl ester resins and urethane vinyl _ester_ resins. Thermoset resins _prepared_ from _a_ mixture of epoxy vinyl ester _resins_ and urethane vinyl ester _resins_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal-processing of an output pulse from a radiation sensor disposed insi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal-processing of an output pulse from a radiation sensor disposed insi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start - up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling - water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of a digital apparatus for signal - processing of an output pulse from a radiation sensor dispoCD... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus in, for example, a boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the of a digital apparatus for signal-processing of an output radiation sensor disposed or of a vessel as data for measuring and... | 1. fieLD of tHe invENTIOn
THe PreSenT INvEntiOn RelAtEs To A NUclEar rEActOR START-uP moniTORInG aPPAratUs InsTaLLED In, FOr eXaMple, A BOILING-WATer ReacTor, pARTicULaRly RElATes to ThE coNTrivAnCE Of THe cONSTItUTIon of a digITAl APPaRaTuS fOr signAl-pRoCEssing of An oUTput PULsE frOm a RadiatION SENsoR DIspOSeD iNSI... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring apparatus installed in, for example, a boiling-water reactor, particularly relates to the contrivance of the constitution of adigital apparatus for signal-processing of an output pulse from aradiation sensor d... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates to a nuclear reactor start-up monitoring _apparatus_ _installed_ in, for example, a boiling-water _reactor,_ particularly relates to the _contrivance_ of the constitution of _a_ digital apparatus _for_ signal-processing of an output _pulse_ _from_ a radiation ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates, in general, to means for removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood and the like.
2. Description of the Related Art
Various means and methods have been developed over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to means for removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood and the like. 2. Description of the Related Art Various means and methods have been developed over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates, in general, to means for removing nails, 0iBs, spikes and the like from wood and the like. 2. Description of the Related Art Various means and methods have been developed over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates, in general, to means for removing pins, spikes and the like from and like. 2. of the Related Art Various means and methods have been developed over years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood and the like. Perhaps, the most common nai... | 1. field OF thE InveNtioN
ThE pReSeNT InVEntIon RELates, in gENeRAl, tO mEANs FOr REmOvIng NAILs, pins, SpiKEs And The Like froM wOOD aNd the Like.
2. dEscrIPtiON oF tHe RELAteD Art
VaRIouS MeaNS aND mETHoDs hAvE BEeN deVeloPeD ovER THe yEARs fOR USe iN ExtraCtiNg OR ReMoViNG NaIls, piNs, SPiKES AnD ThE like FroM WOOD ... | 1.Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates,in general, to means for removing nails, pins, spikes and the like from wood andthelike. 2. Description of the Related Art Variousmeans and methods have beendeveloped over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spike... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates, in general, to _means_ for removing nails, pins, _spikes_ and the like from wood and the like. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art Various means and methods have been _developed_ over the years for use in extracting or removing nails, pins, spikes and the _li... |
The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other animals. Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. Higher voltages... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other animals. Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. Higher voltages... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other animals. Long - distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. Higher voltag... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical power transmission and distribution the need to insulate power systems from short circuits caused by birds and other Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. voltages reduce resistance power loss, ... | the APpaRaTUS anD MethOD dIsCLoSEd Here Relate TO tHe fiEld oF eleCTRIcal POwer TranSMIsSIoN aNd DiSTribUtion And the NeED to InsUlAtE elEcTRiCaL pOWER sYSteMS FRoM ShOrt CIRCUiTs CAUsEd by BIRDs And OTHer aNimAlS. Long-DIsTancE ElECtRicity trANsmISSION IS TYpICalLY CArRIED WITh higH vOLtagE COnDUCtoRS. HIGher vOLTAgeS... | The apparatus and method disclosed here relate to the field of electrical powertransmissionanddistribution andthe need to insulate electrical power systems fromshort circuits caused bybirds and other animals. Long-distance electricity transmission is typically carried with high voltage conductors. Higher ... | The apparatus and _method_ disclosed here relate to the field _of_ electrical power transmission and distribution and the need to insulate electrical power systems from short _circuits_ caused _by_ birds _and_ other animals. _Long-distance_ electricity _transmission_ is _typically_ carried with high voltage _conductors... |
Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed in which a multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission antennas (se... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed in which a multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission antennas (se... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions 6tiPizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay TransNjt Diversity) have been proposed in which a Jult(carrier - signal transmitting apparatus including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission antennas (... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed in a multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be transmitted from the transmission antennas (see Document 1). When is used, t... | RECENTLY, mULTIcaRRIER tRAnSMIsSiOns uTiLIZinG cDTD (cYCLic DelaY trAnsMIt DIVersIty) HAVe beEN proPosed In wHICh A mUlTiCArRieR-sigNal TRAnsMitTInG APPAraTUs incLudiNG multiple TransmissioN AntENNas ADDS DiffErENt cYClIC dELAys To TrAnSMiSsioN SigNALS TO bE SIMulTAneOuSly tranSmItTEd fRom thE TRANSMiSSiON aNteNnas (sE... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed in whicha multicarrier-signal transmitting apparatus including multipletransmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted fromthe transmission antennas ... | Recently, multicarrier transmissions utilizing CDTD (Cyclic Delay Transmit Diversity) have been proposed _in_ which _a_ multicarrier-signal transmitting _apparatus_ including multiple transmission antennas adds different cyclic delays to transmission signals to be simultaneously transmitted from the transmission _anten... |
In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans had a history of cancer (N... | In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans had a history of cancer (N... | In 2001, over 1. 2 mil,oon new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0. 5 mil<i9n people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate ). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, approximately 8. 9 million living Americans had a history of cance... | In over 1.2 million new cases of cancer will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite more people than ever are living and surviving cancer. In 1997, for example, 8.9 million living Americans had a history of cancer (National Cancer Institute estimate). P... | In 2001, OVer 1.2 MiLLIOn NEW CaSeS oF HuMAn cAncer wiLL be dIAGnOSED ANd oVeR 0.5 mIllion pEOPLe wIlL diE froM caNCER (americAn CAncer SoCIEty esTIMATE). DEspItE thiS, MOrE PEOPLE thAn EvEr aRE LivInG WitH anD SuRViViNG CANcEr. In 1997, for eXAmPLe, APpRoxIMatElY 8.9 milLIOn LIvinG AmERicaNs hAD a hiSTOry oF cAncER (N... | In 2001, over 1.2 million new cases of human cancer will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million peoplewill die from cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with and surviving cancer. In 1997, forexample, approximately 8.9 million living Americanshad a histor... | In 2001, _over_ 1.2 million new cases of human _cancer_ will be diagnosed and over 0.5 million people will die _from_ cancer (American Cancer Society estimate). Despite this, more people than ever are living with _and_ _surviving_ cancer. _In_ 1997, _for_ example, approximately 8.9 million living Americans had a histor... |
The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, a user must us... | The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, a user must us... | The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN ). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, a user must u... | The Public Land Mobile Network (PLMN) defined by the Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) can be logically divided into two parts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, a user must use a di... | The pUbLIc LanD MobILE NEtwoRK (Plmn) defined by tHe 3Rd geneRatiOn pARTneRsHiP PROjECT (3Gpp) can bE LogicALLy DIVideD INTo Two ParTs: a cOrE neTwOrK (CN) ANd aN acCEss nETworK (An). The CN cAN bE sUbdIvIdEd InTo A CircuIT sWITCHED (cs) domAin, A PacKet SWITChED (pS) dOMain, AND AN Ims. in dIFfEReNT CN, A USeR mUsT us... | The Public LandMobile Network (PLMN) defined bythe 3rdGeneration Partnership Project (3GPP)can be logically divided intotwoparts: a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit Switched (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In differentCN, ... | The _Public_ _Land_ Mobile Network (PLMN) defined _by_ _the_ 3rd Generation Partnership Project (3GPP) _can_ be logically divided into two _parts:_ a Core Network (CN) and an Access Network (AN). The CN can be subdivided into a Circuit _Switched_ (CS) domain, a Packet Switched (PS) domain, and an IMS. In different CN, ... |
This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant.
It has long been known that eye irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of chemical irritants, e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrial chemicals. More re... | This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has long been known that eye irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of chemical irritants, e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrial chemicals. More re... | This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to 2x9osure to an irritant. It has long been known that eye irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of chemical irritants, e. g. , smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and induQtrlal chemicals. More ... | This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has long been known that eye irritation inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety of chemical e.g., smog, building tobacco and industrial chemicals. More recently, contact lenses have ... | ThiS INveNtIoN relaTES tO a methOd FOR thE PrEVENTioN AnD TreAtMeNt Of Eye INfLamMatiOn due To EXposuRE to AN IrRitANt.
IT haS LONg bEen knOwn THAt eYE IrritAtiON and infLAmmATIoN CaN ocCUR fRom exPosurE To a WiDe VArIETy of cHEMICaL iRrItAnTS, e.G., smog, buILding FIREs, TObaCcO sMOKe aND iNdUSTRIal CheMIcaLS. morE re... | This invention relates to a method for the prevention and treatment of eye inflammation due to exposure to an irritant. It has long beenknown thateye irritation and inflammationcan occur from exposure to a wide variety ofchemical irritants, e.g.,smog, building fires, tobaccosmoke and industr... | This invention relates to a _method_ for the _prevention_ and treatment of eye inflammation due _to_ exposure to _an_ irritant. It has long been known that _eye_ irritation and inflammation can occur from exposure to a wide variety _of_ chemical irritants, e.g., smog, building fires, tobacco smoke and industrial chemic... |
This invention relates to novel herbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant.
N-phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds including salts, and ... | This invention relates to novel herbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds including salts, and ... | This invention relates to novel Gerbicidap compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N - phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid - containing surfactant. N - phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds including salts... | This invention relates to novel herbicidal compositions, aqueous solutions, containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also known as glyphosate) and phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as well analogous compounds including salts, and the herbicidal properties... | this iNvENtioN reLAtes tO NOVel HErbIcIdaL COMPOSItiOnS, PARtiCUlaRly AquEOUS solutions, cONTaiNing the heRBicidE N-phoSPHOnOmEtHYLyglyCIne (ALSO KNOwN aS glYpHoSaTe) anD An aLkyL PheNol polYoXYALKylENE CarBOxYlIc AciD-contAinING SUrFaCtanT.
n-PhOspHONOmethylglycInE, AS well aS ANaloGouS COMPOundS INCluDiNG saLTS, aND ... | Thisinvention relates to novelherbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions,containing the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine (also knownas glyphosate) and analkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containingsurfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as wellasanalogous compounds including salts, and... | This _invention_ relates to novel herbicidal compositions, particularly aqueous solutions, _containing_ the herbicide N-phosphonomethylyglycine _(also_ known _as_ glyphosate) and an alkyl phenol polyoxyalkylene carboxylic acid-containing surfactant. N-phosphonomethylglycine, as well as analogous compounds including sal... |
The production of polymers or copolymers of lower .alpha.-olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number of commercially useful properties. In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relatively ... | The production of polymers or copolymers of lower .alpha.-olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number of commercially useful properties. In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relatively ... | The production of polymers or copolymers of lower. alpha. - olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene, has gSinev substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number of commercially useful properties. In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relativel... | The production of polymers or copolymers of lower particularly ethylene and propylene, has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are and exhibit of commercially useful In the case of the polymerization of the relatively uncomplicated in that the product type is influenced by the manner in w... | tHE ProDucTioN Of polyMErS or CoPolyMerS OF LOWEr .ALpHA.-OlEfIns, pArtICUlArLy EthYLeNE and PROPYlENe, hAS gaINED subStANtIAl comMERciAl sIGNifiCANce. tHe pOLYMeriC pRODUCTs ARe iNeXpeNSIve aNd exHiBIt A NUmbeR OF CoMmERCIALLy usEful pRoPeRTiEs. in THe cASE Of THe POLyMeRizatioN OF eThyLEne, THe proceSS IS ReLAtIVelY ... | The productionofpolymers or copolymers of lower .alpha.-olefins, particularly ethylene and propylene,has gained substantial commercial significance. The polymeric products are inexpensive and exhibit a number ofcommerciallyuseful properties.In the case of the polymerization of ethylene, the process is relatively ... | The _production_ of polymers _or_ _copolymers_ of lower .alpha.-olefins, _particularly_ ethylene and _propylene,_ has gained substantial commercial _significance._ The polymeric _products_ are _inexpensive_ _and_ _exhibit_ a number of commercially useful properties. In _the_ _case_ of _the_ polymerization _of_ ethylene... |
A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE-A-25 24 762).
The invention also relates to a device for carrying out the method. In this connection an appar... | A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE-A-25 24 762). The invention also relates to a device for carrying out the method. In this connection an appar... | A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE - A - 25 24 762 ). The invention also relates to a device for SarrUing out the mDth)d. In tj*s connection an ... | A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not renewed (German Specification No. is DE-A-25 762). The invention also relates to a device for out the method. In this connection an apparatus is known which ... | a MeThoD oF ThIs KInD hAS BEeN DESCribEd. Only thE acTuAl Tracks arE refillED in THiS kNoWN method, WhErEAS the ROaDway Strip lYing BeTWeEn tWO NEiGhbOuRINg traCKs iS NOT renEWeD (GeRMAn speCIFicATIon nO. iS De-a-25 24 762).
THe inveNtioN AlSO RElATeS TO A DEVIcE FOR caRryINg Out The MEtHOD. iN THiS CoNnecTION aN APpAr... | A method of this kind has been described. Only the actual tracks are refilled in this known method, whereas the roadway strip lyingbetween two neighbouring tracks isnot renewed (German Specification No. isDE-A-25 24 762). The inventionalso relatesto a device forcarrying out the method. In this connection an ap... | A method of this kind _has_ been _described._ Only the _actual_ tracks are refilled in this known _method,_ whereas the roadway strip lying between two neighbouring tracks is not _renewed_ (German _Specification_ No. _is_ DE-A-25 24 762). The invention also relates to a device _for_ carrying out the method. In this con... |
Optical discs have fast become an industry standard for data storage in the fields of computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact discs (CDs), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical discs usually hav... | Optical discs have fast become an industry standard for data storage in the fields of computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact discs (CDs), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical saucer usually ha... | Optical discs have fast necone an industry standard for data storage in the fields of computers, video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, compact discs (CDs ), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs ), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical fisxs usually h... | Optical discs become an standard for data storage the of video, and music. Optical discs include, but are not limited to, discs (CDs), Digital Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), and game system discs in a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical discs usually have recorded on one side of the disc and a visual ... | opTICaL DIsCS haVe FASt BECoMe AN INDUstRy StAndARd For DATa sToRAgE iN THE fIELDs oF COMPUTErs, ViDeo, and MUsIC. oPtIcAl DIScs iNCLUDe, bUT are noT lImiteD to, CompacT DIScS (Cds), digitaL vidEO (OR VeRSATile) Discs (Dvds), ANd GAme SystEM DIsCS in a vARieTy OF fOrMatS. COmMERcIaLlY pRoDuCEd OPTICal DiScS usuAlly hav... | Optical discshave fast become an industry standard for datastoragein the fields of computers, video,and music.Optical discs include, but are notlimited to, compactdiscs (CDs), Digital Video (or Versatile)Discs (DVDs),and game system discsin a variety of formats. Commercially produced optical dis... | Optical _discs_ have fast become an industry standard _for_ data storage in the fields _of_ computers, _video,_ and music. Optical discs include, but are _not_ limited to, compact discs (CDs), _Digital_ Video (or Versatile) Discs (DVDs), _and_ game system discs in _a_ variety of _formats._ Commercially produced optical... |
I. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to wireless communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a novel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system.
II. Descr... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to wireless communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a novel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system. II. Descr... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to wireless communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a novel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system. II. Descr... | I. of the Invention The present invention generally to wireless communications. More particularly, the present invention is directed to a novel and improved and method the monitoring management of the of a Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system. II. Description of the Related Art In the fiel... | i. FIELD OF thE InVEnTIoN
ThE prEseNT iNVenTioN rElAteS GEnERaLlY TO wIRELESS coMMUnicAtiOnS. mOrE paRticULarLy, the PReSenT INVEnTIOn IS DIrECTed To a novel ANd imprOVed sYSTEM aNd meTHOd FoR thE mONitoriNg And maNAgement oF THE lOaDInG oF a Code DIvIsIon MULTiPLE aCceSS (CdMA) WiRELEsS cOmMunICAtION SYstem.
Ii. DEScr... | I. Field of theInvention Thepresent invention relatesgenerally to wirelesscommunications. More particularly,the present invention isdirected to anovel and improved system and method for the monitoring and management of the loading of aCode Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communication system. II. Des... | I. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ generally to wireless communications. _More_ particularly, _the_ present _invention_ is _directed_ to a novel and improved _system_ and _method_ _for_ the monitoring and _management_ of the _loading_ of a _Code_ Division Multiple Access (CDMA) wireless communi... |
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. In particular, the invention relates to such lighting fixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where a plurality of su... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. In particular, the invention relates to such lighting fixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where a plurality of su... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. In particular, the invention relates to such lighting fixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where a plurality of su... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated beams for use at distant targets. particular, the invention relates to such fixtures, their methods of use, and in systems where plurality of such fixtures are used in combination, usually el... | A. FielD OF The INvEnTion
the prESeNT INvEnTIoN RelAtES TO lighTiNG fIxTUrEs THat proDUCE HiGH iNtENsIty, CONTrOLLed, and coNceNtRatEd LiGhT BeAms foR Use at ReLATiVElY DisTanT tArGeTs. IN PaRticulAR, tHE InVentioN relAtEs TO sucH lIghtinG FIxtureS, tHEIR metHOds Of Use, aNd thEIr use IN syStEms wherE A PlurAliTy oF SU... | A. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relatesto lighting fixtures thatproduce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. Inparticular, the invention relates tosuch lightingfixtures, their methods of use, and their use in systems where aplur... | _A._ Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ lighting fixtures that produce high intensity, controlled, and concentrated light beams for use at relatively distant targets. In _particular,_ _the_ _invention_ relates _to_ _such_ lighting fixtures, their methods of use, and their use _in_ systems w... |
The present invention relates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform.
An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The size of the ICD is primarily determine... | The present invention relates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform. An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The size of the ICD is primarily determine... | The present invention relates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform. An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The size of the ICD is primarily determine... | The present invention relates to implantable and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform. An ICD continues to be relatively device for implantation the body. The size of the ICD is primarily determined the and capacitors used therein.... | THe PreseNT invenTION relAtES to iMPLAntaBLe MEDIcal dEViceS, anD MORE paRtIcuLarLy TO an iMpLaNTaBlE CaRDIovErter DefibRillaTOR (Icd) CONFiguReD tO proVIdE A low PAiN DeFibRiLLaTIon wAVEForM.
An IcD cOnTInUES TO be a rElatIVELY LARGe dEVICE fOR IMPLaNTAtioN IN the huMaN BOdY. The SiZE OF tHE icD IS PRimAriLy deTerMinE... | The present inventionrelates to implantable medical devices, and more particularly to an implantable cardioverter defibrillator (ICD) configured to provide a low pain defibrillation waveform.An ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The sizeofthe ICD isprimarily determ... | The present invention relates _to_ implantable medical devices, _and_ more _particularly_ to an _implantable_ _cardioverter_ _defibrillator_ (ICD) configured to provide a _low_ pain defibrillation waveform. _An_ ICD continues to be a relatively large device for implantation in the human body. The size of the ICD is pri... |
This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management.
The telecommunications industry is in ... | This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management. The telecommunications industry is in ... | This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource msnagemeJt. The telecommunications industry is in ... | This invention relates to communication within a mobile system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order enhance call control and management. The telecommunications industry is in the process of developing a new generatio... | this iNVenTIOn RELaTes generALLy tO CoMmuNiCAtIon wiTHiN a MoBIle teLeCOMMUnicAtiONS sYstem, aNd moRe pARTIcuLArLy tHIS iNVEntIOn rELAteS tO COMMunIcATioN BETWeeN a bASe sTATIOn (nOde b) AND A RAdIo nEtwoRK CoNTROLLer (rNC) in order TO eNhaNcE calL CoNTRol AnD ResouRce MAnagEmEnt.
the TELEcOmMunicATions indUSTRy IS IN ... | This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and moreparticularly thisinventionrelates to communication between a base station (Node B) and a radio network controller (RNC) in order to enhance call control and resource management. The telecommunicationsindustry... | This invention relates generally to communication within a mobile telecommunications system, and more particularly this invention relates to communication between _a_ base station (Node _B)_ and a _radio_ network controller (RNC) in order to enhance _call_ control _and_ resource management. The telecommunications _indu... |
The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for example, t... | The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for example, t... | The present invention relates to transmission of data in a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for example, t... | The present invention relates transmission of data in a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are described herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes including, for example, trou... | THe pReSENt inVENTiOn rElatES TO tRANSMiSsion Of data iN a NetwOrk envIroNMENt. mOre sPECifiCaLlY, THe PReSeNT iNVenTiOn ReLaTES TO metHOds anD APPARatus REDIReCtiNg netWORk TraffiC. StiLl more speciFICalLY, tECHNIqUes ArE DESCRiBeD HereIn fOr rEplIcAtiNg PaCkEt FloWS FoR A VARIeTY OF PUrpOSes inCLudINg, foR EXAMPLE, t... | Thepresent invention relatesto transmission of datain a network environment. More specifically, the present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques aredescribed herein for replicating packet flows for a variety of purposes inclu... | The present invention _relates_ to _transmission_ of data _in_ a network _environment._ More specifically, _the_ present invention relates to methods and apparatus redirecting network traffic. Still more specifically, techniques are _described_ herein for replicating _packet_ flows _for_ _a_ variety _of_ purposes _incl... |
The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreciated, however, that the inve... | The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreciated, however, that the inve... | The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreciated, however, that the inve... | The present invention relates to the art of portable commodes patient care and invalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunction with portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or and will be described with reference thereto. It is to be however, that the invention has application and may be a... | ThE PrEseNt InVeNtioN reLateS To thE arT OF PortABLe COMMODES for PatIeNT cArE aND invaLId ASsiSTaNCe. it Finds PARtICUlAR APpLICATion iN cOnjuNCTiON WIth POrTABLe ComMOdeS HAvINg sEPARAtE, DeTAchabLe sEAtS OR lids, AnD WilL bE desCRibEd WiTh PArTiCUlAR RefEreNCE theRetO. it Is To Be APPRecIATed, HoWeVER, thAt The invE... | The present invention relates tothe art of portable commodes for patient care andinvalid assistance. It finds particular application in conjunctionwith portable commodes having separate, detachable seats or lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. It is to be appreci... | The _present_ invention relates to _the_ art of portable commodes for patient care and invalid _assistance._ It finds particular application in conjunction _with_ portable commodes _having_ _separate,_ detachable seats _or_ lids, and will be described with particular reference thereto. _It_ is to be appreciated, _howev... |
Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high-resolution measurement in the direction of the Z-axis, i.e., in longitudinal directions of the beam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit that typically is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen holding devic... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high-resolution measurement in the direction of the Z-axis, i.e., in longitudinal directions of the beam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit that typically is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen holding devic... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the high - resolution measurement in the direction of the Z - axis, i. e. , in longitudinal directions of the beam path of the microscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unit that typically is a laser. A specimen held by the specimen holding... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitable for the measurement in the direction of the i.e., longitudinal directions the path of the microscope. this end, microscopes an illuminating unit that typically is a laser. A specimen by the specimen holding device is illuminated by the illuminating unit. To this end, an op... | COnfocAl microscOpEs aRE paRticuLarlY SuitabLe fOr ThE hIgh-reSolUtION measuRemeNt In the DIrEctIOn Of tHe Z-AxiS, i.e., in LOnGitudinal diReCTIonS Of THE BEaM pAth oF THE MicrosCope. tO thIs eNd, coNfOCaL micRoScopEs coMprISe AN ILlumINAtinG unIT ThAt TYPicAlly iS a laSER. A sPECiMEN Held by The SpeCImen HOldiNg Devic... | Confocal microscopes are particularly suitablefor thehigh-resolutionmeasurementin the direction of the Z-axis, i.e., inlongitudinal directions of the beam path of themicroscope. To this end, confocal microscopes comprise an illuminating unitthat typically is a laser. A specimen held by the specimenholdi... | Confocal microscopes are particularly _suitable_ _for_ the high-resolution measurement in the direction of the Z-axis, _i.e.,_ in longitudinal directions _of_ _the_ beam path _of_ the _microscope._ _To_ this end, confocal microscopes comprise an _illuminating_ unit _that_ _typically_ _is_ a laser. A specimen _held_ by ... |
The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method.
In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, some apparatuses... | The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, some apparatuses... | The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, Duct as personal computers (PCs ), that allow caller - callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data have been in widespread use. Among such apparatuses, some apparatu... | The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, as personal computers (PCs), allow caller-callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducing content data have been in widespread use. Among apparatuses, some apparatuses user to indepe... | the pReSent dIsClOSUre ReLates tO a cONTrOl ApparAtus anD a cONtrOl metHOd.
IN ReCEnt YeArs, appARatuses, SUch As PERSoNAl COMPutERs (PCs), thAt AllOw CallER-cAllEE COmMUnICatIon WitH AN extERnAL aPpAraTUs bETWEen userS wHIlE reproDUcING CONteNt Data HaVe BeEN In WiDEspReAd uSe. aMOng such appaRAtuseS, SomE ApParaTuSEs... | The present disclosure relates to a control apparatus and a control method. In recent years, apparatuses, such as personal computers (PCs), that allow caller-callee communication with an external apparatus between users while reproducingcontent data have been inwidespread use. Among such apparatuse... | _The_ present disclosure relates _to_ a control apparatus and a _control_ method. In _recent_ years, apparatuses, such as personal _computers_ (PCs), that _allow_ caller-callee communication _with_ an external apparatus _between_ users while reproducing content data have been in _widespread_ _use._ Among such apparatus... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment of packets within a network device.
2. Description of the Relat... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment of packets within a network device. 2. Description of the Relat... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to systems and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment of packets within a Jetwor< device. 2. Description of the Relat... | 1. Field the Invention This invention and methods for flow control within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service regarding the treatment of packets within a network device. 2. Description of the Related Art Over the last several years, th... | 1. FIEld Of thE InVeNtIoN
THIS iNVeNtion rELATeS to SyStems AnD mEtHoDS fOr FLOw COnTroL WIthIn A digiTAL coMMuNIcAtionS nETWoRK. iN paRticUlar, THiS INveNTion Is RELATeD TO SYSTeMS aND metHoDS FoR pERFormINg SERVicE diFFERentiaTIon regardING tHE TREaTmEnt OF pAcKEtS WIThIn A netwOrk deViCe.
2. dESCripTioN Of THE RELAt... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention This invention relates to systemsand methods for flow control within adigital communications network. In particular,this invention is related to systems and methods for performing service differentiation regarding the treatment of packetswithin a network device. 2. Description o... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention This invention relates to systems and methods for flow _control_ within a digital communications network. In particular, this invention is _related_ to _systems_ and _methods_ for performing _service_ differentiation regarding the treatment of packets within a network _device._ 2. Descript... |
When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material such as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering with the surfa... | When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material such as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering with the surfa... | When using radar level gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material such as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering with the surfa... | using radar gauging to determine the level of certain products, in particular products which are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of a highly reflective material as metal, may cause a relatively strong reflection, interfering with the surface reflection. I... | wHEN UsiNG rAdar lEvel Gauging To DeTerMinE The LevEl OF cERTaIn prodUCts, iN PARticULAr PRoDuctS WhIcH Are relAtIVelY TRANspaREnt to mICRowaVes, SUcH aS LIquId gaSEs, the bOtTOM Of THe taNk, wHicH MAy Be Of a HIghlY REfLecTIVe MaterIal sUch AS mEtal, maY CaUse a rELaTIVEly STRONg RefLeCTIOn, iNterFERiNg wITh tHe SurFa... | When using radar level gaugingto determine the level of certain products, in particularproductswhich are relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, the bottom of the tank, which may be of ahighly reflectivematerial such as metal,may cause a relatively strong reflection, interf... | When using radar level gauging to determine the _level_ of certain products, in _particular_ products which _are_ relatively transparent to microwaves, such as liquid gases, _the_ bottom of _the_ tank, _which_ may be of a highly _reflective_ material such _as_ metal, may cause _a_ relatively strong reflection, interfer... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a water lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements are particularly suited ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a water lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements are particularly suited ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a water lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements are particularly suited ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting water lubricated propeller shaft as in naval ships. Description the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elements suited for this purpose because of the... | 1. FieLD OF the InvENtiOn
this iNVEntIOn RElATes TO a bEAriNg asSembLY AnD MOrE pARTICuLARlY TO A NeW aND noVeL beaRing AsSemBLy FOR UsE IN SUPpORtIng a wAtER lUbRicATED PRopEller ShAFT aS IN laRgE NAval sHips.
2. deSCrIPtIon OF The PRIOR ARt
BEaRINg ASSEMBLiEs WitH eLAstOmeriC BeArinG eLEMEnTs ARe parTiCULarLY SuITed ... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates to a bearing assembly and more particularly to a newand novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a waterlubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships. 2.Descriptionof the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric bearing elem... | 1. Field of the Invention _This_ invention relates to a bearing _assembly_ and _more_ particularly to a new and novel bearing assembly for use in supporting a water lubricated propeller shaft as in large naval ships. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bearing assemblies with elastomeric _bearing_ elements are particularly... |
A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. Position sensing systems have been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensing, magneti... | A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. Position sensing systems have been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensing, magneti... | A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, t&beW, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. Position sensing sGwtems have been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position segsinB, magneti... | A wide range of medical procedures involve placing objects, such as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices and implants, within the body. sensing systems have been developed such objects. Magnetic position sensing is one of the methods known in art. In magnetic position sensing, magnetic field generators are typ... | A wiDE RANge Of MEdiCal PROceDURes INVoLVE plACINg obJEcTS, sUCh as sENSorS, tUBes, cATHeTeRs, dISpeNsInG dEviCeS AND IMpLaNTs, wIthIN THE BOdY. poSITIoN SensIng SYStEMS HavE BEen DEvelOPeD FOr TrACKiNG such oBJecTS. MAGNEtIc positIon SeNSiNg IS onE Of the MEthOdS KnOwn iN thE ArT. in mAgNETIC POsItION SEnsinG, MaGNeti... | A wide range ofmedical proceduresinvolve placingobjects, such as sensors,tubes,catheters, dispensing devices and implants,within the body. Position sensing systemshave been developed for tracking such objects. Magnetic position sensing isone of the methods known in the art. In magnetic position sensing,m... | A _wide_ range of medical procedures involve _placing_ objects, _such_ as sensors, tubes, catheters, dispensing devices _and_ implants, within the _body._ Position _sensing_ _systems_ have been _developed_ for tracking such objects. Magnetic _position_ _sensing_ is one _of_ the methods known in the art. In magnetic pos... |
1. Field
Example embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentation and/or zone-based defragmentation methods thereof.
2. Description of Conventional Art
Unlike a hard disk, a flash memory may not support an overwrite operation. For this reason, an erase operation may b... | 1. Field Example embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentation and/or zone-based defragmentation methods thereof. 2. Description of Conventional Art Unlike a hard disk, a flash memory may not support an overwrite operation. For this reason, an erase operation may b... | 1. Field Example embodiments of inventive concepts eeccribed h2reiM relate to user devices supporting defragmentation and / or zone - based defragmentation me$Yods thereof. 2. Description of Conventional Art Unlike a hard disk, a flash memory may not support an overwrite lperatioH. For this reason, an erase operation m... | 1. Field Example of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentation and/or zone-based thereof. 2. Description of Conventional Art Unlike a hard disk, a flash memory may not support an overwrite operation. For reason, an erase operation may be performed before a write operation. fla... | 1. Field
exAmPLe EMbOdiments of INventIve CONCepTs descRIbed heREiN rElatE To user DevicES sUppoRTing dEFRAGmENtatiON and/Or zone-baSeD DEFrAgMenTATIon MEthoDs THereoF.
2. descRiptiON oF COnvEnTIoNaL art
UnLIKe a haRd DiSK, a FlaSH MeMORy mAy not SUpPorT aN oVERWRIte OPERatIOn. foR ThIS reasoN, aN ERASe OpERaTIoN may b... | 1. FieldExample embodiments of inventive concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentationand/or zone-based defragmentation methods thereof. 2. Description of Conventional Art Unlike a hard disk, a flash memory may not support anoverwrite operation.For this reason, an erase op... | 1. Field Example embodiments of _inventive_ concepts described herein relate to user devices supporting defragmentation _and/or_ zone-based defragmentation methods _thereof._ 2. Description of Conventional _Art_ Unlike _a_ hard disk, a flash memory _may_ not support an overwrite operation. For this reason, an _erase_ o... |
A. Field of the Invention
This invention is related to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, which can be grouped to constitute a glassware forming machine of the type includ... | A. Field of the Invention This invention is related to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, which can be grouped to constitute a glassware forming machine of the type includ... | A. Field of the Invejti0n This invention is related to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, which can be grouped to constitute a glassware forming machine of the type includ... | A. Field of the Invention This invention is to a method an a machine for the of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single or multiple cavities, which can be grouped a glassware forming machine of the type including multiple individual forming n... | a. FIelD of The InVentiOn
This iNVentION Is rElated TO A METhoD An A mAcHiNE for ThE pRodUCtIoN of gLAsswaRe ArTICleS ANd MorE speciFicAlLY To a MetHOd anD A MacHine, As aN inDiVIdUaL fOrming section incLudIng siNGlE OR MuLTIpLE CAVItiEs, WHIcH CAN Be GRoUpEd tO COnstiTUTe A gLasswarE fORmING mACHIne oF tHE tYPe includ... | A. Field of the Invention This invention is related to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more specifically to a method and a machine, as an individual forming section including single ormultiple cavities, which can begroupedto constitute aglassware forming machine ... | A. _Field_ of the Invention This invention is _related_ to a method an a machine for the production of glassware articles and more _specifically_ to a method and _a_ machine, as an _individual_ forming section _including_ single _or_ multiple cavities, which can be grouped to _constitute_ a glassware forming machine of... |
In certain architectures, service providers and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end users. The conferencing architecture can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a network. Conferencing architectures can also deliver real-time interactions between people ... | In certain architectures, service providers and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end users. The conferencing architecture can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a network. Conferencing architecture can also deliver real-time interactions between people u... | In certain architectures, sSrvise providers and / or enterprises may seek to ofGeF sophisticated online conferencing services for tTeor end users. The SonfereMcing architecture can lffrr an “ in - person ” conf2rehce experience over a network. Conferencing archi6ectureX can also deliver real - time interactions between... | In certain architectures, service providers and/or enterprises may to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end users. The conferencing architecture can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a network. Conferencing architectures can also real-time interactions between people advanced visu... | in CertAin aRchiTecTureS, SeRViCE ProvIdErs aNd/or ENTeRPriSES MAy seeK TO oFFeR SoPHIStiCaTed ONLine COnFErENcING SERViCeS fOr ThEIR EnD usERS. thE cONfeRENCInG ARchitecTuRE cAN ofFer AN “in-PErson” cOnferEnCe eXPERIENce OvER A NETWORk. cOnferencInG arCHiTEctUres CaN alSo dElIver rEaL-timE interacTioNS betWEen peoPLe ... | In certain architectures, serviceproviders and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end users. The conferencingarchitecture can offer an “in-person” conference experience over a network.Conferencing architectures canalso deliver real-time interact... | In certain _architectures,_ _service_ _providers_ and/or enterprises may seek to offer sophisticated online conferencing services for their end users. The _conferencing_ architecture _can_ offer an “in-person” conference _experience_ over a _network._ _Conferencing_ _architectures_ _can_ also deliver real-time interact... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the on-demand production of laser ablation transfer ("LAT") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on-demand (or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation transfer imaging scien... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the on-demand production of laser ablation transfer ("LAT") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on-demand (or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation transfer imaging scien... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the on - demand production of laser ablation transfer (" LAT ") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on - demand (or on - line) economical production of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in lasd4 ablation transfer imagi... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to the on-demand production of laser ablation transfer ("LAT") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on-demand (or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation transfer imaging science ("LATI... | 1. FiElD oF THE INVentIoN
THe PrEsEnT InVENtion Relates To thE on-dEMAND PrOdUCTION of LAseR ablatiOn TrAnSFeR ("lAt") IMaGinG FILMS, AND, MORe EspeciaLLY, to tHe oN-dEMAND (or On-Line) eCoNoMICaL proDucTiON Of lAT iMaGING fiLMs pReSentInG oPTIoNS oF FlExiBILITY hitHerto unknown iN lAsER abLATIoN TRaNSfEr IMaGINg scIeN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to theon-demandproductionof laser ablation transfer ("LAT") imaging films, and, more especially, to the on-demand(or on-line) economical production of LAT imaging films presentingoptions offlexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation tra... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ the on-demand production of _laser_ _ablation_ transfer _("LAT")_ imaging films, _and,_ more especially, to _the_ _on-demand_ (or on-line) economical _production_ of LAT imaging films presenting options of flexibility hitherto unknown in laser ablation tran... |
Wireless communication systems are well known in the art. Generally, such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive wireless communication signals between each other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subs... | Wireless communication systems are well known in the art. Generally, such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive wireless communication signals between each other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subs... | Wireless communication systems are well known in the art. Generally, such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive wireless communication signals between each other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subs... | Wireless communication systems are well known in the art. Generally, such comprise communication stations transmit and receive wireless communication signals each Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrent communications with a plurality of subscriber stations. In Code Div... | wIrELEss COMMUNICAtioN sySTEmS ARE WelL knowN In THe art. geNeRalLY, Such sYStEMs comPrise COMMUnicAtIon StAtiONs THat traNSMIT And RecEIVe WIreLesS CommUNiCaTION SIGNaLS BetWEeN eaCh OThEr. TYpIcaLLY, bASe statIOnS ArE PROVideD wHICH arE CapAblE Of CONductINg wirElesS ConcURRenT coMMunICATIONs WitH A plUrAlIty Of SubS... | Wireless communicationsystemsare wellknown in the art. Generally, such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive wireless communication signals between each other. Typically, base stations are provided which are capable of conducting wireless concurrentcommunications with aplurality of ... | _Wireless_ communication systems are well known in _the_ _art._ _Generally,_ such systems comprise communication stations that transmit and receive _wireless_ communication signals between each other. Typically, base stations are provided _which_ _are_ capable of conducting wireless concurrent _communications_ with a p... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding to the operation... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding to the operation... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system, and more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding to the operation... | 1. of the Invention The present invention generally a wireless mobile communication and particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process the UE, operations of a Base Station corresponding to the operations of the UE, and devices thereof in a ... | 1. FIElD Of the InvEnTIon
THE PrEsENT INveNtION ReLateS GeneRALly to A WIRelESS mOBIlE CoMMuNiCaTion sySTem, AND More PArtIculARLy, TO OPErAtIons Of a UseR EquIPmeNT (Ue) iNCluDiNg a TrANsMiSsION pOwEr coNtroL PROCESs aNd a mulTipLeXiNg PrOcesS OF tHe ue, OpeRATIONS Of A base sTATIoN (BS) CoRRespondinG TO the opEratiOn... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a wireless mobile communication system,and more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power control process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a BaseStation (BS) corresponding t... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present _invention_ _relates_ generally to _a_ _wireless_ mobile _communication_ system, and more particularly, to operations of a User Equipment (UE) including a transmission power _control_ process and a multiplexing process of the UE, operations of a Base Station (BS) corresponding ... |
The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control system therefore.
Some conveyo... | The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control system therefore. Some conveyo... | The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, and in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade and control system therefore. Some conveyo... | present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner blade for adherent material from a conveyor belt, in particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper including one or more sensors monitoring the operating conditions of the scraper blade control system therefore. Some conveyor utilize a moving conveyor belt to tra... | ThE preSent INveNTiOn Is dIrecTED TO A conVEyoR bElt cLeANEr ScrapEr BlaDe For sCrAping adHerEnt MAteriAL FrOm a ConveYOR bElt, aND in PArtiCUlAr To A cONvEyor beLt CLEaNer sCrApEr blAde InClUding one OR MoRe sEnSoRs fOR mOniTOriNg tHe OperATing cONdiTIONS OF tHe sCRaPER bLadE AND conTrol system tHErEFore.
Some cONveYo... | The present invention is directed to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent material from a conveyor belt, andin particular to a conveyor belt cleaner scraper blade including one or more sensors for monitoring the operating conditionsof the scraper blade and control syste... | The present invention is directed to a conveyor _belt_ cleaner scraper blade for scraping adherent _material_ _from_ a _conveyor_ _belt,_ and in _particular_ to a _conveyor_ belt _cleaner_ scraper blade including one _or_ _more_ _sensors_ for _monitoring_ _the_ operating conditions of the scraper _blade_ and control _s... |
Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for much the same reason certain search engines are a success—it brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in an area separa... | Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for much the same reason certain search engines are a success—it brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in an area separa... | Targeted web advertisuGg has hedome a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for much the same reason certain search engines are a success — it brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in an area sepa... | Targeted web advertising has a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising a success for much the same reason certain search are a success—it users information is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search results, often in an area separate from the actual results the... | tArGEtEd WEB aDvertising HAs bEcomE a VeRy SucCESSfuL BuSiNEss FoR COMPANIEs LIkE GOogLe. sUCH aDVERTisiNG IS a SUCCess fOr MucH ThE SAmE reasOn cERTaIn seARCH ENGINes are a SUCCEsS—iT BrInGS usERS INFOrmAtIon that is rElEVANT to tHEm. AdVeRtiSiNg Is tYpicalLy PrOviDEd aLOnG wITH seARcH resULts, oFTEN In AN AREa SeParA... | Targeted web advertising has become a very successful business for companies like Google. Such advertising is a success for much thesame reasoncertain search engines are asuccess—it brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with search resul... | _Targeted_ web advertising has become a _very_ successful business for companies like Google. _Such_ advertising _is_ a success for _much_ the _same_ reason certain search engines are _a_ success—it brings users information that is relevant to them. Advertising is typically provided along with _search_ results, often i... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article of a synthetic resin or, in particular, of a vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electricity... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article of a synthetic resin or, in particular, of a vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electricity... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a sGaoed article of a synthetic resin or, in particular, of a vinyl chloride - based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electrici... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties of a shaped article synthetic resin or, in particular, of vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relates a method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of static electricity on the surface of a... | 1. FiElD of ThE INvENTiON
tHE pReSenT InVENtiON rELatEs To A meThoD FOR ImproViNG suRFAce PropERTIES Of a SHApED aRtiCLe oF A SYNtheTiC REsiN OR, in pARTiCUlar, of A ViNyl cHLORIde-basED rESIN. mOre ParticuLArlY, tHE iNVentIoN RELaTes To A MeThOD for reDUCInG eLEcTroStaTic chArGing oR ACCUMulaTIOn oF STAtIC eLeCTRicITY... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for improving surface propertiesof ashaped article of a synthetic resin or, inparticular, of a vinyl chloride-based resin. More particularly, the invention relates to amethod for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation of ... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to a method for improving surface properties _of_ a shaped article of _a_ synthetic resin or, in _particular,_ of a vinyl _chloride-based_ resin. _More_ _particularly,_ the invention relates to _a_ method for reducing electrostatic charging or accumulation o... |
Performing floating point multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with an operand a, the products .+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4a are required. All such products except .+-.3a are easily obtained with simple bit shifts.... | Performing floating point multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with an operand a, the products .+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4a are required. All such products except .+-.3a are easily obtained with simple bit shifts.... | Performing floating point multiplication of binary operands with Booth encoding requires several mulyuples of the operands. Specifically, for radix - 8 Booth encoding Sjth an operand a, the products. + -. a, . + -. 2a, . + -. 3a, and. + -. 4a are required. All such products except. + -. 3a are easily obtained with simp... | Performing floating point multiplication binary operands with Booth requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with an operand a, the products .+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a, and .+-.4a are required. All such products except .+-.3a are easily obtained with simple bit shifts. One way to ... | PerforMInG fLoAtiNG PoINt MultipLICaTiON oF biNarY OpErAndS WItH Booth ENCODiNg reqUIRES SEVeral mulTiPleS Of the OPErAnDs. SPEcifiCAlly, FOr RaDiX-8 bOoTh encODINg WiTH An OPERAND A, THe PrOdUCtS .+-.a, .+-.2A, .+-.3a, ANd .+-.4A arE REqUiREd. ALl suCh PRODucTs exCePT .+-.3a ARE EASily obtaINed wiTh SiMPle bIT ShIftS.... | Performing floating point multiplication of binary operands withBooth encoding requires several multiples of the operands. Specifically, for radix-8 Booth encoding with anoperanda, the products.+-.a, .+-.2a, .+-.3a,and .+-.4a are required. All such products except .+-.3a are easily obtained with simple bit shif... | Performing floating point multiplication of _binary_ operands with Booth encoding requires several multiples of _the_ operands. _Specifically,_ for radix-8 Booth _encoding_ with an _operand_ a, _the_ products .+-.a, .+-.2a, _.+-.3a,_ _and_ .+-.4a are required. All such products except _.+-.3a_ are easily _obtained_ wit... |
Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to ice formation on aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the weight or the drag of an aircraft can result in a stall speed that is higher than it would otherwise ... | Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to frost formation on aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the weight or the drag of an aircraft can result in a stall speed that is higher than it would otherwis... | Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to ice formafiog on aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the aircraft and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the welTht or the drag of an aircraft can result in a sta:? speed that is higher than it would otherwise ... | Certain conditions can lead to ice formation on aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraft surfaces can increase the weight of the and can increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the weight or the an aircraft can result in a stall speed that than it would in an condition. Ice formation on lifting surface... | cERtaiN AtMosPhEric ConDItIONS CAN lEAd TO iCE fOrMAtIOn On aIrCRaFT SUrFACEs. ICE FoRmAtIOn On aIRCRaFT SuRFAcEs CAn INCreAse THe WeIgHT of The aircRAfT anD cAn iNcreASE THe DrAg Of tHe AircrafT. INcReaSinG eItHER The weIGHt oR tHe drAg oF An aircRaft CAn rEsuLT IN A StAlL sPEED That Is hIgheR ThAN it wOUlD OtHErWiSe ... | Certain atmosphericconditions canlead to ice formation on aircraft surfaces. Ice formation on aircraftsurfaces canincrease the weight of the aircraft and can increasethedragof the aircraft. Increasingeither theweight or the drag of an aircraft canresult in a stall speed that is higher than it would otherw... | Certain atmospheric conditions can lead to _ice_ formation _on_ _aircraft_ _surfaces._ Ice _formation_ _on_ aircraft surfaces can increase _the_ weight of the aircraft and _can_ increase the drag of the aircraft. Increasing either the _weight_ or the drag _of_ an aircraft can result in a stall speed that is higher than... |
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The present invention relates to a method for preparing Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a variety of plant species by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a method which provides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugars from the polyethylene... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for preparing Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a variety of plant species by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a method which provides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugars from the polyethylene... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for preparing Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a variety of plant species by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to a method which provides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugars from the polyethylene... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a method for Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a plant species crystallization with polyethylene glycol, and more particularly to method provides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugars from the polyethylene glycol and allows recycling of the 2. Des... | 1. Field Of tHe iNvention
The PResenT INvEnTiON relates To A MeThOD fOR PREPARiNG FracTion i ProteIn FRoM UnpUrifIED EXTrACts of a vARietY of pLanT SpECiES by CRYsTaLLiZatIoN witH poLYetHyLenE gLYCOl, anD MORE partIcUlaRlY TO A meTHoD WhICh PRoVIDeS for The rEMOval Of cerTAIn PhOSphorylATeD sUgArs from ThE poLYEthyLene... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to amethod for preparing Fraction I protein from unpurified extracts of a variety of plant species by crystallization with polyethylene glycol, andmore particularly to a method whichprovides for the removal of certain phosphorylated sugar... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to _a_ method for preparing Fraction I _protein_ _from_ unpurified _extracts_ of _a_ variety of plant species by crystallization _with_ polyethylene _glycol,_ and more particularly to a method which provides for the removal of certain _phosphorylated_ sugars... |
Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Part of this trend is driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interconnections con... | Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Part of this trend is driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interconnections con... | Lead - free interconnection between structures and lead - free die attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Part of this 5rehd is driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interconnections... | Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free attachment are growing trends, particularly the semiconductor industry. Part of this trend driven by concern over the use of lead, with some governing bodies scheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor Soldered interconnections containing lead are com... | lEad-Free InteRConneCTIon BetweEN STrUctuRes AnD leaD-frEe Die AttaChment aRE GrOwing trENDs, PaRTiculArLY IN THe sEMicONducTOr iNDUSTRY. paRT Of tHIS TrEND Is DriVEn BY COnCErn OvER the Use Of LEAD, witH sOME gOvErNING bODies SChEdUleD To Ban the Use OF leAd iN The SEMiCondUcTor indusTry. SoLdERed InTeRCOnNeCtiOnS COn... | Lead-free interconnection between structuresand lead-freedie attachment are growingtrends, particularly in thesemiconductorindustry. Part of this trend is drivenby concern over the use of lead, withsome governing bodiesscheduled to ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interconnections... | Lead-free interconnection between structures and lead-free _die_ attachment are growing trends, particularly in the semiconductor industry. Part of this trend _is_ driven by concern _over_ _the_ _use_ _of_ lead, with some governing bodies scheduled _to_ ban the use of lead in the semiconductor industry. Soldered interc... |
FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12... | FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12... | FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12... | 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the art of the present invention, and FIG. is illustration diagram showing an internal thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12 having, for example, a parallelepiped shape. Ceramic body 12 includes a plurality of stacked dielectric... | FIG. 1 iS a PErspeCTIve vIEW SHowINg a StaCKed CERAmIC caPAcITOR aS tHe baCkGroUnd Art of THe PREsENT inVEntioN, And fIg. 2 iS AN IlLusTratiOn dIAgRAm ShOwIng AN iNTernaL StrUCTurE therEOf. a STackEd CERAmIC caPAcIToR 10 inCluDeS A cEramiC bODy 12 HavInG, FOR eXAMpLe, a recTANgULar pAraLLeLepIPED SHaPe. CerAMIC BODY 12... | FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked ceramic capacitor as the background art of the present invention, and FIG. 2 is an illustration diagram showing an internal structure thereof. A stacked ceramic capacitor 10 includes a ceramic body 12having,forexample, a rectangular parallelepiped shape. ... | FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a stacked _ceramic_ capacitor _as_ the _background_ art _of_ _the_ present invention, and _FIG._ 2 _is_ an illustration _diagram_ showing an internal _structure_ thereof. A _stacked_ ceramic _capacitor_ 10 includes _a_ ceramic body 12 having, for example, a rectangular _parallelepip... |
This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductor fabrication industries. Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or other ma... | This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductor fabrication industries. Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or other ma... | This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductor fabrication industries. Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of lroduc^s utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon or other ma... | This invention relates to manufacturing in the hard disk, compact disk, crystal solar semiconductor fabrication industries. processes for wide of products utilize thin or square fabricated from metal, silicon or other materials. These and other applications require the use of cassettes to hold the wafers in exact posit... | tHIs InvEntIOn RElATES GeNeralLy TO mAnUFactURINg pROCEssES IN THE hARd DIsK, COMPACt DisK, LIQUID CrySTaL dIspLAY, soLAr CELL, AND sEMICONdUCTor fABRICAtIOn iNdUSTrIeS. manuFaCTuRiNG pROceSseS foR A wIDe vARIeTY of prODucts utiLIzE tHIN ciRCular Or SQuarE waFEr MEdiA faBrIcAteD FROm metaL, PlAStic, sILIcoN oR Other mA... | This invention relates generally to manufacturing processes in the hard disk, compact disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, andsemiconductor fabrication industries.Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or squarewafer media fabricated from metal, pla... | This invention _relates_ generally to _manufacturing_ _processes_ in the hard disk, _compact_ disk, liquid crystal display, solar cell, and semiconductor fabrication _industries._ Manufacturing processes for a wide variety of products utilize thin circular or square wafer media fabricated from metal, plastic, silicon o... |
This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as cooling water was passed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling or the method of rec... | This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as cooling water was passed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling or the method of rec... | This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was such that coolant such as cooling water was passed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative cooling or the method of rec... | This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skid pipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said pipes was such that coolant such as cooling water was passed inside refractory insulating material covering the pipes. But evaporative cooling the method of recirculating co... | THIs iNvENtIon RElaTeS to an APpARatuS For COoLiNG SKiD piPES IN a cONTiNuOus sLaB ReHeatInG FUrnAce. THE cONVeNTIoNAL methOD FOR COoLIng ThE SaiD SKID pipES wAs sUch tHat cOolanT sUch aS COoLINg wAter WaS PASSEd INSIdE rEFRACTORy iNsULAtinG MaTERiaL CoVERinG ThE SkID PIpeS. BUT EvAPoraTIvE coOlING Or the meTHOd OF rEc... | This invention relates to an apparatus for cooling skidpipes in a continuous slab reheating furnace. The conventional method for cooling the said skid pipes was suchthat coolant such as cooling waterwas passed inside refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. Butevaporative cooling or the met... | This _invention_ relates _to_ an apparatus _for_ cooling skid pipes in a _continuous_ _slab_ reheating _furnace._ The conventional method for cooling _the_ said _skid_ pipes was such _that_ _coolant_ _such_ as cooling water _was_ passed _inside_ refractory insulating material covering the skid pipes. But evaporative _c... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method using a sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained by a linear image sensor, thus inputting a two-dimen... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method using a sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained by a linear image sensor, thus inputting a two-dimen... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method using a sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image obtained by a linear image cencor, thus inputting a two - dim... | 1. Field of the The present invention to image scanning apparatus image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and image scanning method using sub scan for combining a linear partial image obtained by linear image thus inputting a manuscript image. 2. Description the Related Art Conventionall... | 1. fIELd OF tHe inVENtIon
ThE pREsenT inveNTion relATeS TO AN imAgE sCanNiNg appARatUs anD aN imaGE ScaNnING METhOd And iN paRTicUlAR, TO AN ImagE sCaNNiNg aPPARatus aNd An iMagE scAnNInG mETHOD usIng a SUb sCAN MeCHAnISm For cOMBininG a lIneaR PaRtIaL imAGe ObtaINeD BY a liNEar ImAGe seNsOR, tHUs iNPuTTiNG a Two-diMeN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image scanning apparatusandan image scanning method and in particular, to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method usinga sub scan mechanism for combininga linear partialimage obtained by alinear image sensor, thus inputting a two... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to an image scanning apparatus and an image scanning method and _in_ particular, to an image scanning _apparatus_ _and_ an image scanning method using _a_ sub scan mechanism for combining a linear partial image _obtained_ by _a_ linear image _sensor,_ _thu... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a locking structure. More particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track.
2. Description of Related Art
Recently, the commonly used server host in the industry is mainly a stackable and seriall... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a locking structure. More particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track. 2. Description of Related Art Recently, the commonly used server host in the industry is mainly a stackable and seriall... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a locking structure. ,o5e particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track. 2. Description of Re,Sted Art Recently, the commonly used server host in the industry is maimlt a stackable and seriall... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a locking structure. More particularly, the present invention relates to a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track. 2. Description of Related Art Recently, the commonly used server host in the industry is mainly a stackable and connected rack mount host. ... | 1. fielD oF thE InVEntioN
THE preSEnt INVenTIOn gEnERALLy ReLATEs tO A LOcKing sTRuCTUrE. MoRE particularlY, The preSeNT iNvENTIoN reLatES To A LOcKiNG StrUCtUre applIeD To a BoaRd SLIdING iN A tRacK.
2. dESCriptiOn of rELaTeD ArT
REcEnTly, THE COMMOnLy used SErver HOst In The iNDuSTry iS MAINlY a sTACkaBLE aND seRIaLl... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention generally relatesto a locking structure. Moreparticularly, the presentinvention relatesto a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track. 2.Description of Related Art Recently, thecommonly used server host inthe industry ismainly a stackable and s... | _1._ Field _of_ the Invention The present invention generally relates to a locking structure. More particularly, the _present_ invention _relates_ to a locking structure applied to a board sliding in a track. 2. _Description_ of Related Art Recently, the _commonly_ _used_ _server_ _host_ in the industry _is_ _mainly_ _... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a resin composition having a high impact resistance.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Bisphenols the nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame retarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention connect to a resin composition having a high impact resistance. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bisphenols the nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame retarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A ... | 1. Fid>d of the Invention This invention relates to a resin composition having a high impact resistance. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bispheb8ls the nucleus of which is substituted with a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame retarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a composition having a high impact 2. Description of the Prior Art Bisphenols the nucleus of which is substituted with halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame agents. The incorporation of tetrabromobisphenol A in various synthetic resins to... | 1. fIeLD Of THe InVeNTioN
THis invEnTIon reLaTeS tO A rEsiN CompOsITIon hAviNg A hIGH iMPAct rEsiSTAncE.
2. dEsCriPtIOn oF THe pRiOR ARt
BiSphEnolS THE nUclEUs oF whICh iS SubSTituTed wITH a haloGen, PARtICUlARLy, tETraBrOmoBISPHenol A, ARE KnOWN TO be FLAmE ReTARDinG AGentS. THE iNCOrPOraTiON of TeTRABROMoBIsPHenol a ... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates to a resin composition having a highimpactresistance. 2. Description of the Prior Art Bisphenols the nucleus of whichissubstitutedwith a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to beflame retarding agents. The incorporation of tetrabromo... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ _Invention_ This invention _relates_ to a _resin_ _composition_ _having_ _a_ high impact resistance. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art Bisphenols the nucleus _of_ _which_ _is_ substituted with a halogen, particularly, tetrabromobisphenol A, are known to be flame retarding agents. The incorporation _... |
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