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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to give a molded article having few or no silver streaks on the article.
2. Descri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it link to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to give a molded article having few or no silver streaks on the article. 2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a heSY stable thermoplastic resin composition. More particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to fJve a molded article having few or no silver streaks on the article. 2. Descri... | Field the Invention The present invention relates to a heat stable thermoplastic resin composition. particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin improved heat stability which can be molded even at high temperatures to give a molded article having few or no silver streaks on the article. 2. Description of the Prior... | 1. FIELd of THe invEntiOn
tHE pReSEnt InvENtiOn RElaTeS tO a HEat STabLe THErmoPLASTic REsIn cOmpOSiTiON. MoRe pARTICUlaRlY, It ReLAtES to A therMopLAStiC ReSIN havIng IMpROVED HEAT STABilItY WhICh can be MOldED eveN AT High tempErATUREs To givE a MOlDeD arTIcLe hAVIng fEw OR no SILver StreaKS on tHE aRticLE.
2. dEsCri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto a heat stable thermoplasticresin composition. More particularly, it relates to a thermoplastic resin having improved heat stability which can be molded even athigh temperatures to give a molded article having few orno silver streaks on th... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to a _heat_ stable thermoplastic resin _composition._ _More_ particularly, it relates to a _thermoplastic_ _resin_ having improved heat stability which can be _molded_ even _at_ high temperatures to give _a_ molded _article_ having few or no silver streaks o... |
As the search for oil and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self-contained drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has arisen.
Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were small relatively unsophisticated ... | As the search for oil and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self-contained drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were small relatively unsophisticated ... | As the search for oil and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable sSlb - contained drilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were s<xll relatively unsophisticate... | As the search oil gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased, the need for a portable self-contained drilling rig capable drilling to the depths required has arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or were small relatively unsophisticated apparatus, ... | as ThE sEaRCh FOr oil ANd Gas, aS WELL aS oThER sUBTeRRANEaN dEpOsITs, hAS iNcReasEd, ThE nEeD For A POrTaBLe SeLf-coNtAinEd DRilLinG riG caPaBLe of drIllING to THE deptHS REQuireD hAs arIsEN.
pRIOr art DrilLINg RigS WeRE EitHEr LArge cOmPLICATED rElaTiVelY iMMOvABlE stRuCTUres OR wEre smalL rElatIvELy UnsoPhiStICated ... | As the search for oil and gas, as well as other subterranean deposits, has increased,the need for a portable self-containeddrilling rig capable of drilling to the depths required has arisen. Prior art drilling rigs were either large complicated relatively immovable structures or weresmall re... | As the search for _oil_ and gas, as well as _other_ subterranean deposits, _has_ increased, the need for _a_ _portable_ self-contained drilling _rig_ capable _of_ drilling to _the_ depths required has arisen. Prior art drilling _rigs_ were _either_ large complicated relatively immovable structures or were small relativ... |
As the functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, the functionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers has increased as well. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface. With this type of interface, information retrieved from and provided to... | As the functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, the functionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers has increased as well. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface. With this type of interface, information retrieved from and provided to... | As the functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, the functiohali4y and sophistication of the user interfaces employed by computers has increased as weI.. One common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interfqcW. With this type of interface, information rRtrievew from and provided to... | As functionality and sophistication of computers has the functionality and of the user interfaces employed by computers has as well. common type of interface for computers is the graphical user interface. With this type of interface, information and provided the computer is pictographically represented by images. These... | As ThE fUNCtioNAlity And soPHISTiCATiON OF comPUterS HAS InCrEAseD, tHE fuNCTiOnALiTy anD SoPhISTIcATIoN Of tHe uSeR INTerfacES EmPLoYeD By compUTeRS Has inCREASED As WELl. onE cOMmON type Of interfacE FOR COMputERs is thE GRAphICal uSeR inTeRFAcE. WitH thIS TyPe oF INteRFAcE, iNformatiON ReTrIEvEd FrOM AnD prOviDeD to... | As thefunctionalityand sophistication of computers has increased, the functionality and sophistication of the user interfaces employedby computers has increased as well. One common type of interface for computers is thegraphical user interface. With this type of interface, information retrieved from and provid... | As _the_ functionality and sophistication of computers has increased, _the_ functionality and sophistication of _the_ user interfaces employed by computers _has_ _increased_ as well. One common type of interface for _computers_ is the graphical user interface. With this type of interface, information retrieved _from_ a... |
There are various types of communication services in existence today using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider utilizes twisted pair copper phone lines and modems in conju... | There are various types of communication services in existence nowadays using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider utilizes twisted pair copper phone lines and modems in co... | There are various types of communication services in existence today using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider utilizes twiDtex pair copper phone lines and modems in conju... | There are various types of communication in existence today using various types of physical For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital line xDSL provider twisted pair copper phone lines and in conjunction with a central having servers. A satellite provider uses sat... | THeRE Are VAriOUs tYPEs oF COMmUNIcaTIOn ServicES IN ExIsTEnCe ToDay usIng VARiOuS Types OF pHYsicAl cOmmUnIcaTIOn InFRASTrUCTureS, fOR EXaMPLe, A CaBLe pROviDEr USeS COAxial cabLE fEeDInG serVers AT A cAblE heaDeNd And A dIGItaL sUbscrIber line Xdsl proVIdER utIlIZES twisTeD paiR COPpER PHonE LINES And MOdEMs in CONJU... | There are varioustypes of communication servicesin existence today using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, acableprovider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber linexDSL providerutilizestwisted pair copperphone lines and modemsin ... | There are various types of communication services in existence _today_ using various types of physical communication infrastructures, For example, a cable provider uses coaxial cable feeding servers at a cable headend and a digital subscriber line xDSL provider utilizes twisted pair _copper_ phone lines and _modems_ in... |
In a wireless communication system, downlink and uplink transmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either a frequency division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by transmitti... | In a wireless communication system, downlink and uplink transmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either a oftenness division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by transmitti... | In a wireless communication system, downlink and uplink GraBsmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either a frequeJc& division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplOjk and downlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by transmitti... | In a communication system, downlink and transmissions of information (control signaling or data) can be according to either frequency division (FDD) mode or time division duplex (TDD) mode. In FDD mode, uplink and downlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by transmitting uplink data using a first ca... | iN a wIRElESs ComMUniCATIOn systEm, dOWnLINk AND uplinK tRaNSmIsSionS of INfoRMATION (ConTrOL SIgNAling OR DAtA) CaN BE aCCOrdiNG TO EIThEr A fRequEncY DiviSIOn dUPLeX (fdD) mODE or a tIME dIVISioN DuPleX (TDd) mOdE. IN THE FdD MoDE, UPLInK And doWnlInk TraNsmiSSIoNs arE sEPAratED IN tHe fRequeNcY DOMaIN, bY tranSmittI... | In a wireless communication system, downlink and uplink transmissions of information (control signalingor data)can be according to either afrequency division duplex (FDD) mode or a time division duplex (TDD) mode. In the FDD mode, uplink anddownlink transmissions are separated in the frequency domain, by tr... | In a wireless communication system, downlink and uplink transmissions of information _(control_ signaling _or_ data) can be according to either a frequency division duplex (FDD) mode or a _time_ division duplex (TDD) mode. In _the_ FDD _mode,_ _uplink_ and downlink _transmissions_ _are_ separated in the frequency domai... |
There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric power to the motor from a battery to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1 discloses, for example, a traveling control device that is applied to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift and to a vehicle that travels by a battery. | There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric power to the motor from a battery to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1 discloses, for example, a traveling ascendancy device that is applied to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift and to a vehicle that travels by a batte... | There is a work vehicle tMQt mounts a t#xveling m8tPr, and supplies electric power to the motor from a Fa^tery to travel. As skcm a work vehicle, Pa6ebt Literature 1 d7sSloses, for example, a traveling control device that is applied to an industrial vehicle shcN as a forklift and to a vehicle that Rrave:s by a bxt5ery. | There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, supplies electric to the motor from a battery to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1 discloses, a traveling control device that is applied to an industrial vehicle such a forklift and to a vehicle that travels by a battery. | TherE Is A WOrK vehiCLe THat MoUnTs A TrAveLInG motoR, anD suppLieS ELECtrIc PowEr To tHE MOTOr FroM A BAtTERy to trAveL. aS Such a work VehIClE, PATenT lItEratuRe 1 DiscLosEs, foR exAMPLE, A TrAveLiNG ConTroL DeVIcE THat is aPPlIeD TO An InDuSTRiaL VEhIcLe such as A forKLift AND TO a VehiCle tHat trAvels bY A baTTERy. | There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling motor, and supplies electric power to the motor from a battery to travel. As such a work vehicle, Patent Literature 1discloses, for example, a travelingcontrol devicethat is applied to an industrial vehicle such as a forklift and to a vehicle that trave... | There is a work vehicle that mounts a traveling _motor,_ and _supplies_ electric _power_ to the motor from a _battery_ to _travel._ _As_ _such_ a work vehicle, _Patent_ _Literature_ 1 discloses, _for_ example, _a_ traveling control device that is applied _to_ _an_ _industrial_ vehicle _such_ as a forklift and to a vehi... |
The present invention generally relates to database management systems, and more particularly to providing access to data stored in a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a plurality of tables and/or generated by a plurality of programs, Mapper ru... | The present invention generally relates to database management systems, and more particularly to providing access to data stored in a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a plurality of tables and/or generated by a plurality of programs, Mapper ru... | The present invention generally relates to database management systems, and more particularly to providing access to data stored in a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a plurality of tables and / or generated by a plurality of programs, Mapper ... | The present invention generally to database management systems, and more particularly providing access to data in a plurality of tables using a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a tables and/or generated by a of programs, Mapper runs, or any capable of being invoked by a ... | THe pReSENT INVenTiON geneRALLy ReLATES to DaTABaSe MaNagEMeNT sYsTEms, anD MOre pARtiCuLARLY To pROVIdINg ACCESS To data StorED In A PlUraLiTY Of tabLes usING a StaNDaRdizEd qUERy. iN speCifIC EMboDImENTs, aCCEsS iS pROviDED tO DAtA sToRed In A plURALiTY oF tablES aND/OR gEneRATed bY a plUrAliTY Of PRograms, mApPER Ru... | The present inventiongenerally relates to database management systems, and more particularly toproviding access to data stored in a plurality of tablesusing a standardized query. In specific embodiments, access is provided to data stored in a plurality of tables and/or generated by a pluralityof ... | The present _invention_ _generally_ relates to _database_ management systems, _and_ more _particularly_ to _providing_ access to data stored in a _plurality_ of tables using a standardized _query._ _In_ specific _embodiments,_ access _is_ provided to data stored in a plurality of tables _and/or_ generated by a pluralit... |
Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst.
In particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid derivative to obtain... | Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst. In particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid derivative to obtain... | Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols incl6dF a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker ' s yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a Xoecific catalyst. In particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l - keto acid derivative to ob... | Known techniques for synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using a specific catalyst. In particular, with respect asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid derivative to obtain optically active it has been... | KnoWN teChNiques for AsYMmetRIcAlLy SynTHEsIzinG optiCALLY acTive alcoHoLS inClUDe a prOCeSS CoMpriSIng ASYMMeTRIc hYdrOgenaTioN USINg bAkeR's YeAst AND A pRoceSS cOmPrISINg asYMMETrIc HydROgenATiOn usING A sPEcIFIC cATalYST.
iN paRticUlar, With respeCt TO AsyMmeTric hYDRoGeNatioN OF An l-keTO aCId DeriVaTive tO oBTAIn... | Known techniques forasymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using baker's yeast and a process comprising asymmetric hydrogenationusing aspecificcatalyst. In particular,with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of an l-keto acid derivati... | Known techniques for asymmetrically synthesizing optically active alcohols include _a_ process comprising asymmetric hydrogenation using _baker's_ yeast and _a_ process comprising _asymmetric_ _hydrogenation_ using _a_ specific catalyst. _In_ particular, with respect to asymmetric hydrogenation of _an_ l-keto acid deri... |
A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid, e.g., wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour a desired amount of liquid into each glass. One method of pouring a desired amount of liquid into a glass is for the bartender to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desired amount of liquid, ... | A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid, e.g., wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour a desired amount of liquid into each glass. One method of pouring a desired amount of liquid into a glass is for the bartender to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desired amount of liquid, ... | A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid, e. g. , wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to pour a desired aJIunt of liquid into each glass. One Jetbod of pouring a desired amount of liquid into a glass is for the bartender to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get the desired a<ouGt of liquid... | A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid, wine other drinks, into glasses while trying pour a desired amount of liquid into each One method of pouring a desired amount of liquid into a is for bartender to first pour the liquid into measuring glass to get the desired amount of liquid, and then pour the desired amoun... | a barTEnder OfTEN hAs to QUickly PouR liqUiD, E.g., wiNe or OTHER drinKS, inTO GLASsES WhiLE tRYinG tO poUr a DesIRed amOUnt Of LIQuid intO EacH glAss. oNE MethOd of PoURIng a DEsiRED AMOUnT Of lIQuiD InTo A gLaSs Is FOR THe BarTenDER To FiRSt PouR THE lIqUiD INtO a MeaSuRiNg gLaSs tO gEt the desIrED aMOunt of LiQUId, ... | A bartender often has to quickly pour liquid,e.g.,wine or other drinks, into glasses while tryingto pour a desiredamountof liquid intoeachglass. One method of pouring a desired amount of liquid into a glass isfor the bartender to first pour the liquid into a measuring glass to get t... | A bartender _often_ has _to_ quickly pour liquid, _e.g.,_ wine or other drinks, into glasses while trying to _pour_ a desired amount of liquid into each glass. One method _of_ pouring _a_ _desired_ amount of liquid into a glass is for the bartender _to_ first pour the liquid into a measuring glass _to_ get the desired ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. More specifically, the inven... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. More specifically, the inven... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. More specifically, the inven... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates a method of forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of More specifically, the invention is with a method of formin... | 1. FIEld Of tHE InvEntiOn
THe PrESENT iNVEntiOn rElATes TO A metHOD OF FOrmINg PAtteRnS, whIch Is USaBle iN a PRODUCTiON pROCESs oF sEmicoNduCTOrs, SuCh aS iCS, manufAcTURIng Of cIRCUiT bOaRdS FoR LiQUId CrYstal DiSplayS Or tHERmaL HEAds, aNd other liThOGraPHY PRoCEsSes Of phoTofabrICaTIon. more sPeCiFIcallY, THE INven... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresentinvention relates toa methodof forming patterns, which is usable in a production process of semiconductors,such asICs, manufacturing of circuit boards forliquid crystal displays or thermal heads, and other lithography processes of photofabrication. More specifically, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ _relates_ to a method of forming _patterns,_ which is _usable_ in a production process _of_ semiconductors, such as ICs, manufacturing of circuit boards for liquid crystal displays _or_ thermal heads, and other lithography _processes_ of photofabrication. More specifica... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to archery equipment and more particularly to arrowhead constructions.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Hunting arrowheads of the prior art have a disadvantage in that most of them are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing at assembly su... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to archery equipment and more particularly to arrowhead constructions. 2. Description of the Prior Art Hunting arrowheads of the prior art have a disfavor in that most of them are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing at assembly such t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to archery equipment and more particularly to arrowhead cojst5uctions. 2. Description of the Prior Art HuntiMy arrowheads of the prior art have a disadvantage in thA5 most of them are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing at assembly su... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates to archery equipment and more to arrowhead constructions. 2. Description of the Prior Art Hunting arrowheads of the prior art have a disadvantage in that most of them are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing at assembly such that the parts c... | 1. fiELD Of THE iNvEntiOn
The pReSENT invenTIon rElaTes to aRchErY EQuiPmENt aNd mOre pARtICuLarly to ARRowHeAd conStrUCtiONs.
2. dEScRIPTIOn oF ThE PrioR art
HUntinG aRROWhEAdS oF the PRiOr ART hAVE a DISadvANtAGE iN thaT MOST Of tHEM aRe not ReaDIly disassEMbLED aND ThEy ReQUIre SPot wELDInG Or BrAZinG aT ASSembLy SU... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to archery equipment and more particularly to arrowheadconstructions. 2. Description ofthePrior ArtHunting arrowheads ofthe prior art have a disadvantage in thatmost of them are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazingat assembl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ archery equipment and more _particularly_ to arrowhead constructions. 2. Description of the Prior _Art_ Hunting arrowheads of the prior _art_ _have_ a disadvantage in that _most_ of _them_ are not readily disassembled and they require spot welding or brazing ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self-repairing properties, for panes made of glass and/or plastic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifically a trifun... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self-repairing properties, for panes made of glass and/or plastic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifically a trifun... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self - repairing properties, for panes made of glass and / or plastic materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifically a tr... | Field of the Invention The invention pertains to a transparent polyurethane coating layer, with for panes made of glass and/or materials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifically a trifunctional, isocyanate component and a plur... | 1. FIELd OF tHE iNVenTiOn
tHE InvEntIOn peRTAiNs to a TRaNspArent poLYUrEThaNe COAting LAYEr, WITh self-REpAIRING PropertiEs, FOr PaNES maDe Of GlASs aNd/oR pLaSTic materiALS, WiTH The CoATing lAyER aCcORDiNg TO ThE iNvEnTion beINg prepARED From a rEacTive MiXturE CONTaiNinG A PlurIfunCTioNaL, aND SPEcIFICAlLY A TRIFUn... | 1. Field of the Invention The inventionpertains to a transparent polyurethanecoating layer, with self-repairing properties, for panes made of glass and/or plasticmaterials, with the coating layer according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, andspecifical... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The invention pertains to _a_ transparent polyurethane coating layer, with self-repairing _properties,_ for panes made of glass and/or _plastic_ materials, with _the_ _coating_ _layer_ according to the invention being prepared from a reactive mixture containing a plurifunctional, and specifi... |
Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, a multi-speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated clutch assemblies control relative motio... | Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, a multi-speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated grip assemblies control relative motion ... | Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, a multi - speed transmission typically includes plural torque delivery paths between driving and sriveh members. A plurality of uydrauPically operated clutch assemblies control relative mot... | Several different mechanisms rely on a series of hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, multi-speed transmission includes plural torque delivery paths driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated clutch assemblies control relative motion of gear forming th... | SEVERal difFERENT MeCHANisMS rely oN a sEries of HYdRauliCAlLY OpeRaTeD aCtuAToRs FOR aCcomPLiShINg a DEsIrEd REsULT. FOR examPlE, a MULti-spEed TRansMissioN TYpIcaLly InCLuDes plUrAL tORquE deLIVERy PATHs beTWeEn DrIVing anD drivEN MEMbERs. a pLURaLItY OF HYDraulIcAlLy operaTEd clUTcH aSSEmBLiEs cOntrOl RelAtIvE moTIO... | Several different mechanisms relyon aseriesof hydraulically operated actuators for accomplishing a desired result. For example, a multi-speedtransmission typically includes plural torque delivery pathsbetween drivinganddrivenmembers. A plurality of hydraulically operatedclutch assemblies control relative moti... | Several _different_ mechanisms rely _on_ a series of hydraulically operated actuators for _accomplishing_ a desired result. For example, a _multi-speed_ transmission _typically_ includes plural torque delivery _paths_ between driving and driven members. A plurality of hydraulically operated _clutch_ assemblies control ... |
Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety.
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped with the semi... | Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped with the semi... | Japanese patent application no. 2000 - 220497, filed Jul. 21, E000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped with the se... | Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor and electronic equipment equipped with the semiconductor dev... | JApAneSe PatENt AppLIcAtion nO. 2000-220497, Filed juL. 21, 2000 Is HEReby iNCoRPoratEd By reFERENCe IN ITS EntIReTY.
THe PRESENt InVeNtiON rELatEs TO A SEMIcoNDUcTOR DEViCe wHICH StOreS dATA by StoRINg AN ElECTrIC cHArGe, A methOd FOR reFreShInG THe SEmICOndUcTOR DevICe, AND EleCtRONIC eQUiPMEnT EQUIpped With tHE seMi... | Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497,filed Jul. 21, 2000 is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety. The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by storing an electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped wi... | Japanese patent application no. 2000-220497, filed Jul. 21, _2000_ is hereby _incorporated_ by _reference_ in its _entirety._ The present invention relates to a semiconductor device which stores data by _storing_ _an_ electric charge, a method for refreshing the semiconductor device, and electronic equipment equipped w... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vehicle departure support system, and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screen when there is a movement of the vehicle fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle departure support system, and more particularly, to a vehicle expiration support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screen when there is a movement of the vehicle f... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle departure supOorH system, and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capable of easily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driver wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screen when there is a movement of the veMiFle fo... | 1. Field of Invention The present relates to a vehicle departure support system, and more particularly, to a vehicle departure support capable of easily selecting a departure mode a wants by displaying all vehicle departure modes a screen when there is a of the vehicle for departure of the vehicle after parking of the ... | 1. fielD oF tHe iNvENtioN
THe pResEnT invENtIoN RelATEs To A VeHICLE depaRTUre SUPpORt SyStEm, aNd MORE pArTICuLARly, To A VEHIClE DePaRtURe SuppORT SYSTEM CAPabLe of eAsILy SELectIng a vEHiClE DepaRTuRe ModE a driver wANts by DIspLaYing alL VEHiCle dePArtUrE mODEs On a scReEn WHeN tHeRe iS a MOvement oF tHe VehicLe Fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle departure support system, andmore particularly, to a vehicle departure support system capableofeasily selecting a vehicle departure mode a driverwants by displaying all vehicle departure modes on a screenwhen there is a movement of t... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle departure _support_ system, and more particularly, to _a_ _vehicle_ departure support system capable of easily selecting _a_ _vehicle_ departure mode _a_ driver wants by _displaying_ all vehicle departure _modes_ on a screen when there is _a_ moveme... |
This invention relates to counter top, postmix beverage dispensers, and in particular to a low-cost, compact, versatile, multiflavor, convertible beverage dispenser.
A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at a ... | This invention relates to counter top, postmix beverage dispensers, and in particular to a low-cost, compact, versatile, multiflavor, convertible beverage dispenser. A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at a ... | This invention relates to counter top, postmix beverage dispensers, and in particular to a low - cost, compact, versatile, NultiflZvor, convertible beverage dispenser. A wide variety of different postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at ... | This relates to counter postmix beverage and in particular to a low-cost, compact, versatile, multiflavor, beverage A wide variety of postmix dispensers are known, including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at a notched of the cabinet. It is also known have a dispensing i... | tHIS INveNtIon ReLatES tO countER Top, PosTMiX BEVeraGE dIsPEnSERs, anD In pARticULar To A Low-coST, CoMPact, VErSaTilE, MUltifLAVOR, ConveRtIble BEvERaGE dIsPEnSeR.
A widE VaRIETY of DIffeReNt pOStMIx disPeNSERS ARe KNOWN, iNCLudiNg thosE HaVINg muLTifLAVOr vAlVes And those haVING The SELECTOr ButTonS and nozzLe At a ... | This invention relates to counter top, postmix beverage dispensers, and in particular to a low-cost,compact, versatile, multiflavor, convertible beverage dispenser. A wide variety of differentpostmix dispensers are known,including those having multiflavor valves and those having the selector buttons and nozzle at ... | _This_ invention _relates_ to counter top, postmix _beverage_ dispensers, and in particular to a low-cost, compact, versatile, _multiflavor,_ convertible beverage dispenser. _A_ wide variety _of_ _different_ postmix _dispensers_ are known, _including_ those having multiflavor valves and _those_ having _the_ selector bu... |
The present invention relates to an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink.
Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink nozzle. T... | The present invention relates to an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink nozzle. T... | The present invention relates to an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, which has an ink nozzle. T... | The present invention relates to an cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used in devices using ink. An example of such devices, an inkjet printing device has been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes inkjet which has ink nozzle. The nozzle driven... | tHE PReSeNt InVention RELatEs tO An ink CArTRIdGE To Be coUpLed To a DevICe USiNG INK.
ConVentIONaLLY, inK carTRiDgES have BEen widely USed IN dEVIceS USiNg INk. AN eXAMPlE OF suCh dEvIcEs, aN InKJeT PriNtinG devIcE hAS BeEn kNoWN. The inkJeT pRiNtING DeVIcE tYPicaLly InCluDes AN inkjET HeAd, WHICH HaS an INK nOZzlE. t... | The present invention relatesto an ink cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, ink cartridges have been widely used indevices using ink. An example of such devices, aninkjet printing devicehas been known. The inkjet printing device typically includes an inkjet head, whi... | The present invention relates _to_ _an_ _ink_ cartridge to be coupled to a device using ink. Conventionally, _ink_ _cartridges_ have been widely used in devices _using_ ink. _An_ example of such devices, an inkjet printing device _has_ been known. The inkjet printing _device_ typically _includes_ an inkjet head, _which... |
Prior art methods and devices displaying robot and program specific data include the offline simulation software, running on a personal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems on a PC or other non-attached programming device.
Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to render... | Prior art methods and devices displaying robot and program specific data include the offline simulation software, running on a personal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems on a PC or other non-attached programming device. Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to render... | Prior art methods and devices displaying robot and program specific data include the offline simulation software, running on a personal computer (PC ), and the use of offline programming / simulation systems on a PC or other non - attached programming device. Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to r... | art methods and devices displaying program specific data include the offline software, running on a personal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems on a PC or other non-attached programming device. Currently, a high powered personal computer is required to a three-dimensional data as high ... | prioR aRT mEtHOdS ANd DevicEs diSPLaYInG roBoT and PRogram speCIfIC datA iNclUde THE OffLIne simuLATiOn SoftWAre, RuNNiNG On A perSoNAl comPuter (Pc), aNd THE UsE oF OfFLiNe PROGRAmmINg/SiMUlatiOn syStEmS on A PC OR oThER Non-ATtAcheD pROGRAMming deVICE.
CurrENTLy, A hiGh PowEREd perSOnAl coMPutEr iS rEQUIREd tO REnDER... | Prior art methods and devices displaying robot and program specific dataincludethe offline simulation software,runningon a personal computer (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation systems on a PC or other non-attached programming device. Currently,a high powered personal computer is required ... | Prior art methods _and_ _devices_ displaying robot _and_ program specific data _include_ the offline simulation software, running on a personal _computer_ (PC), and the use of offline programming/simulation _systems_ _on_ _a_ PC _or_ other _non-attached_ programming device. Currently, a high _powered_ personal _compute... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers.
2. Description of the Related Art
Generally speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to a computer program, or set of program instructions, that parses a second, compiled comp... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to a computer program, or set of program instructions, that parses a second, compiled comp... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally speaking, the term “ software decompiler ” refers to a computer program, or set of program instructions, that parses a second, compiled co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to program, or set program instructions, that a second, compiled computer program presente... | 1. fIELd of The INvenTIOn
The PrEsEnT INveNtiON rELAteS To COmpUTeR sofTWare aNalYsis SySTEMS, MoRE SpEcIFicAlLY tO softwARe deCompiLers.
2. descRipTIoN of the rELatEd arT
GeneRally speakinG, the tErM “soFTWaRe dEcomPILer” Refers tO a COMputer pROgrAm, OR set OF pROgRaM insTructiONs, tHat PArSes A sEcoND, cOmpILEd cOMp... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to computer software analysis systems, more specifically to software decompilers. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally speaking, the term “software decompiler” refers to a computer program,or set of program instructions, that parses aseco... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates _to_ computer software analysis systems, more specifically to _software_ decompilers. _2._ Description _of_ _the_ _Related_ Art Generally speaking, the _term_ “software _decompiler”_ refers to a computer program, or set _of_ program instructions, _that_ parses _... |
Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have to be mounted in places where the available space is limited. Thus, lack of space is a great problem for mounting such devices.
In WO2006/078204 a device for sensing a fluid, such as in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. Even though the devic... | Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have to be mounted in places where the available space is limited. Thus, lack of space is a great problem for mounting such devices. In WO2006/078204 a device for sensing a fluid, such as in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. Even though the devic... | Devices for sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do of4eb have to be m(untRd in llacew ahefe the available s0ac$ is limited. Thus, lack of space is a great proflen for mounting such devices. In WO2006 / 078204 a device for sensing a fluid, QucB as in a ventilation duct, is discloQeF. Even Hhougu the dev... | Devices sensing a fluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have to be mounted in places available space is Thus, lack of space is a great problem for mounting such devices. In WO2006/078204 a device for sensing a fluid, such as in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. Even though the device in WO2006/078204 is r... | DEVICES FoR SEnSiNG a FLUiD, fOr inStAnCe IN a VentiLaTiOn DUct, Do oFTeN hAvE to bE MOunTed IN plAcES WHeRe thE AvaILAble spAcE IS liMitEd. THuS, Lack OF spacE Is A gREAT PROblEm fOR mouNTing SucH DEVicEs.
in Wo2006/078204 a dEvicE for SEnSing A fLUID, SUcH As in A vENtiLaTioN DUCt, iS DIscLosed. eVen ThoUGh thE deVIC... | Devices for sensing afluid, for instance in a ventilation duct, do often have to be mountedin places where theavailable space is limited. Thus, lack of spaceis a great problem for mounting such devices. In WO2006/078204 a device for sensing a fluid, such as in a ventilation duct, is disclosed.Eventhough t... | _Devices_ for sensing a fluid, for instance in a _ventilation_ duct, do _often_ have to _be_ mounted in places where the available space is limited. Thus, _lack_ of space is _a_ great _problem_ for mounting such devices. In WO2006/078204 a device for sensing a fluid, such _as_ in a ventilation duct, is disclosed. _Even... |
The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over 75% of US internet users view online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched.
The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium content offers a ... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over 75% of US internet users view online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched. The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium content offers a ... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over 75% of US internet users view online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched. The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium content offers a ... | The growth of video is remarkable. estimates that over 75% of US internet users view online They spend an average of 235 minutes per month accounting for a total 5 billion videos watched. The content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium content offers a rich and interactive viewing exp... | THE groWTH oF OnlINe VIDeo is TruLy rEMarkAble. CoMscoRe EstiMATEs tHAT ovER 75% oF Us INTErneT uSeRs View OnlInE videO. thEY spenD aN avEraGE of 235 MinUTes peR MONth AccOuNtINg for A TOTAl OF 5 BILliOn viDEOs watChED.
tHE cOntenT tyPE tYpIcally deTeRmines THE ViEwING eXpEriEncE. FOR ExaMPle, PReMiUM coNtenT oFfErS a ... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscoreestimates that over 75% ofUS internet users view online video. They spend an average of 235 minutes permonth accounting for a total of 5 billionvideos watched. The content type typically determines theviewing experience. For example, premium content off... | The growth of online video is truly remarkable. Comscore estimates that over _75%_ _of_ US internet users view online _video._ They spend an _average_ of 235 minutes per _month_ accounting for a total of 5 billion videos watched. _The_ content type typically determines the viewing experience. For example, premium conte... |
Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety of fields in automobiles, ele... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety of fields in automobiles, ele... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are Slexn materials consisting of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties. Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety of fields in automobiles, ele... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials of carbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and excellent in processing moldability and physical Because of these characteristics, these materials have been used in a wide variety of fields in automobiles, electric instrument parts, foo... | pOlyOlefInS SUCH AS poLYEthYLEnE AND POLYpRopyleNe aRe cLean MAteriAls coNSIstINg Of CarBOn AnD hyDROGeN noT dEtrimeNt to tHE eNVirOnMenT, and aRe ExcELLEnt in pROceSSiNg mOldabIliTY anD PHYsiCAl PRoPerTIeS. becaUsE OF theSE ChARACterIStIcs, tHesE mateRIals have BEEN USeD in a widE VARIetY OF fIElds in aUTOmObiles, eLe... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting ofcarbon and hydrogen not detriment to the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties.Becauseof these characteristics, these materialshave beenused in awidevariety of fields in automobiles,... | Polyolefins such as polyethylene and polypropylene are clean materials consisting of carbon and _hydrogen_ not _detriment_ _to_ the environment, and are excellent in processing moldability and physical properties. _Because_ _of_ these characteristics, these materials _have_ been used in a wide _variety_ of fields in au... |
Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure.
Particularly, such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial refrigeration s... | Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial refrigeration s... | Generally, plate - tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domRstif and commercial refrigeration... | Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other mechanical fastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. such heat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial refrigeration they also be found... | geNEraLlY, PlaTe-tuBE tYpE heAT EXchaNgERS aRe COmpRIsED by A PlurALITy Of tUBeS anD PLATes, WhiCH ARE boNdEd To eAch OTHER by mEChAnIcaL fAstENINg OR taCk wEldeD IN ORDeR To sHApe tHe eXCHangeR sTRucTure.
PARTiCUlARlY, SucH heaT eXcHangERs arE uSeD as COnDenSER and evapORator in dOMesTIC aND coMMercIaL REfrIGERaTiOn s... | Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers are comprised by a plurality of tubes and plates, which are bonded to each other by mechanicalfastening or tack welded in order to shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, suchheat exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator indomestic and comme... | Generally, plate-tube type heat exchangers _are_ comprised by a plurality of _tubes_ and _plates,_ _which_ are bonded to each other _by_ _mechanical_ fastening or tack welded in order _to_ shape the exchanger structure. Particularly, such _heat_ exchangers are used as condenser and evaporator in domestic and commercial... |
The present invention disclosed herein relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same.
The present invention has been derived from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program of the Ministry o... | The present invention disclosed herein relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same. The present invention has been derived from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program of the Ministry o... | The present invention disclosed herein relates to a seNiconduvtor device, and more particularly, to a semiconductor device having a local silicon - on - insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same. The present invention has been derived dFom research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program of the Minist... | The invention disclosed herein relates to a semiconductor device, and a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same. The present invention been derived from research undertaken as a part IT R D program of the Ministry Information and Communication and Instit... | THe prEsENT INVEntion DISClOseD HErEiN relAtes TO A semiCOndUcTOr deViCE, ANd mOre PaRtICUlARly, To A seMIcONDUCTOR DEViCe HaVINg A LOCAL siLicon-oN-iNSulaTOr (soi) STruCTURE AND A mEthOd of FoRminG tHE SAme.
The PrEseNT InvENtIoN haS BEeN deRiVeD FRoM REsearch UnDERTAKEN aS a pArT OF it r & d pROgRAM OF tHE MiNisTrY o... | The present invention disclosedherein relates to a semiconductor device, andmore particularly, toa semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator (SOI) structure and a method of forming the same. The present invention has been derived fromresearch undertaken as a part of IT R & D program ... | The present invention _disclosed_ _herein_ relates to a semiconductor device, and more particularly, _to_ a semiconductor device having a local silicon-on-insulator _(SOI)_ structure _and_ a method of _forming_ _the_ same. The _present_ _invention_ has been derived from research undertaken as a part of IT R & D program... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a brake control system which is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation.
2. Description of the Related Art
One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Lai... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a brake control system which is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation. 2. Description of the Related Art One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Lai... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a brake control system which is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation. 2. Description of the Related Art One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Lai... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a control system which is capable of adjusting a force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation. 2. Description the Related Art typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open Publication No... | 1. fIeld Of THe inVEntION
ThIS INvenTION ReLatEs to A braKe ControL sYStEM WHich Is caPabLe Of adjUsting A brAkInG ForCE To be apPLiEd tO AUtOmoTiVe VeHICLe WHEELS IRResPectiVE of mAnuAL BraKINg OpERaTion.
2. deSCRIpTiOn OF THe relATed aRT
oNe TYPICAL BraKe cONtROL SYSTEm is DisclosED iN japaNese PateNT ApPlICATion Lai... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to abrake control systemwhich is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective of manual braking operation. 2. Description of theRelated Art One typical brake control system is disclosed in Japanese Pate... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention relates to _a_ brake _control_ system _which_ is capable of adjusting a braking force to be applied to automotive vehicle wheels irrespective _of_ manual braking operation. 2. _Description_ of the _Related_ Art One typical _brake_ _control_ _system_ _is_ disclosed in Japanese ... |
Gas turbine engines typically include compressors having multiple rows, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. During flight, a gas turbine engine ca... | Gas turbine engines typically include compressors having multiple rows, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. During flight, a gas turbine locomotiv... | Gas turbine engines typically 7ncluxe compressors having multiple r8wW, or stages, of rotating blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is thfg transferred to a combustor, wmer2 the compressed air is mixed #9th fuel and ignited. During flight, a gas turbine engine ca... | Gas turbine engines typically include compressors having or stages, of blades and multiple stages of stators. The compressors typically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to a combustor, where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. flight, a gas turbine engine can be thousands of feet above se... | gAS TuRBine eNgiNes tyPIcALly iNCLuDE COMprEsSoRs hAvinG multIplE ROws, OR STAGeS, OF RoTAtInG bLadES ANd mUlTIpLE sTagES Of stATorS. thE COmpresSorS TYPIcaLly COMPREsS inGESted AiR, whicH iS tHeN tRanSFerrED tO A coMBuSToR, Where tHE COmPrEsSed Air is mixed WIth fUel ANd IgnIted. dURING fLIGHT, A gas tUrBInE engINE Ca... | Gas turbine engines typically includecompressors having multiple rows,or stages, of rotating bladesandmultiple stagesof stators. The compressorstypically compress ingested air, which is then transferred to acombustor,where the compressed air is mixed with fuel and ignited. During flight, a gas turb... | Gas turbine engines typically _include_ compressors _having_ multiple rows, or stages, _of_ rotating blades and multiple _stages_ of stators. _The_ compressors _typically_ compress ingested air, which is then _transferred_ to a combustor, where _the_ compressed _air_ is mixed _with_ _fuel_ and ignited. _During_ flight,... |
Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor package, a sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensor chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be captured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sensor-typ... | Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor package, a sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensor chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be captured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sensor-typ... | Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor package, a sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier and electrically connected to the chip carrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensor chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be Sap$ured by the sensor chip. Thereafter, such an image sensor - t... | Conventionally, to image sensor package, a sensor is mounted to chip and electrically connected to the chip carrier via bonding wires, the top surface of the sensor chip is covered by a glass such that image light can be by the sensor Thereafter, such an image sensor-type package is integrated to an external device suc... | coNVentIoNALly, To OBtAIN an iMaGE sensOR PACkaGe, A SeNsOr ChiP IS mOuNTEd TO a ChIp caRRIEr AND electRiCAlLY cOnNECTeD To the CHIp CaRRieR viA the bONDInG wIres, tHen THE TOP SuRFacE of ThE SenSor cHiP is cOvERED by a GLaSS sucH That ImAgE lIght cAn BE CaPtuREd BY THE sENsOR chIP. theREAfTER, SUCH aN imAGE sEnSor-TYP... | Conventionally, to obtain an image sensor package, a sensorchip ismounted to a chip carrierand electrically connectedto the chipcarrier via the bonding wires, then the top surface of the sensor chipis covered by a glass such that image light can be captured bythe sensor chip. Thereafter, such an imag... | _Conventionally,_ to obtain an _image_ sensor package, _a_ sensor chip is mounted to a chip carrier _and_ _electrically_ connected to the chip carrier via the bonding _wires,_ _then_ the top _surface_ _of_ the _sensor_ chip _is_ covered by a glass such that _image_ light can _be_ _captured_ by the _sensor_ chip. Therea... |
Heat assisted magnetic recording (referred to herein as “HAMR”) technology is a promising approach for increasing storage density beyond 1 Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layers. Poor adhesion between the materials of the NFT and the surrounding structures... | Heat assist magnetic recording (referred to herein as “HAMR”) technology is a promising approach for increasing storage density beyond 1 Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layers. Poor adhesion between the materials of the NFT and the surrounding structures i... | Heat assisted <Zgnetic recording (referred to herein as “ HsNR ”) technology is a promising approach for increasing storage density beyond 1 ybig / inch2. HAMR heads can uGilKze near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layeee. Poor adhesion between the nate$ials of the NFT and the surrounding struct... | Heat assisted magnetic recording to herein technology is a promising approach for storage density beyond 1 Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording Poor adhesion between materials of the NFT and the surrounding structures in the HAMR head can lead to failure during... | Heat AssISTed mAgnetiC recordiNg (rEFeRRed to HerEIn As “hamR”) TecHnOloGy Is a proMisinG ApPrOaCh fOR INCREASiNg sToRAgE densItY bEyond 1 tbIT/inch2. HAmR heaDs CAn UTiLIZe neAr fIelD tRanSDUcERs (nfts) to HeAt ThE mAgNetic ReCOrdiNG lAyERS. poor aDHeSIoN BeTWEen The maTERiALS OF The NFt ANd THe SURRouNdiNg strucTureS... | Heatassisted magnetic recording (referred to hereinas “HAMR”) technology is a promising approach for increasing storage density beyond1Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field transducers (NFTs) to heat the magnetic recording layers. Poor adhesionbetween thematerials of the NFT and the surrounding structu... | Heat assisted magnetic recording _(referred_ to herein as “HAMR”) technology is a promising _approach_ for _increasing_ storage density _beyond_ _1_ Tbit/inch2. HAMR heads can utilize near field _transducers_ _(NFTs)_ _to_ heat _the_ magnetic _recording_ layers. Poor adhesion between the materials of the _NFT_ and the ... |
Iron-type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the face, provides desired mass properties and includes a sole that is configured to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score line... | Iron-type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the face, provides desired mass properties and includes a sole that is configured to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score line... | Iron - type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the face, pr(viRes desired mAZs properties and includes a sole that is coJf(gured to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score li... | Iron-type golf clubs generally include a face that includes a ball striking surface and a body that supports the provides desired mass properties and includes a sole that is to contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that includes a of score lines or grooves are positioned spin on t... | iron-tyPE GOLf CLUbS genERaLLy inCLude A facE THAT InCLuDEs a baLl STrikinG surFaCE anD A body tHaT SuPpOrtS The FACe, ProviDeS desIrEd masS proPErTIes AnD incLUDES a SOLE ThaT IS CoNFigured tO cONtAct The GrOUNd DurinG a SwiNg. the FaCe incluDeS a BalL STRiKInG SURface THaT GENERALLY iNcLUdeS A pLuRAlitY of sCoRe LIne... | Iron-type golf clubs generally include afacethat includes aball striking surface anda body thatsupportsthe face, provides desired mass properties and includes a sole that is configured to contact the ground during a swing. Theface includes a ball striking surface that generally includes a plurality of score... | Iron-type golf clubs generally include _a_ _face_ _that_ includes a ball striking surface and _a_ body that _supports_ the face, provides desired mass properties and includes _a_ sole that is configured _to_ contact the ground during a swing. The face includes a ball striking surface that _generally_ _includes_ _a_ plu... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a packet routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a packet routing apparatus suitable for relaying a variable length packet between lines of different communication protocols.
(2) Description of the Related Art
In an IP network using the ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packet routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a packet routing apparatus suitable for relaying a variable length packet between lines of different communication protocols. (2) Description of the Related Art In an IP network using the ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a paVkDt routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to a packet routing apparatus suitable for relaying a variable length packet beHweeH lines of different communication protocols. (2) Description of the Related Art In an IP network using the... | (1) Field of Invention The present invention relates to a packet routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates to routing apparatus suitable for a variable length packet between of different communication protocols. (2) Description the Related Art an IP network using TCP/IP protocol, various of electric m... | (1) FieLD Of ThE iNVEnTIoN
The pREseNt INvEnTiON RElates to a PackeT RoutInG aPPArAtUs. MoRE pArtICUlArLy, thE iNVentIon RELatEs tO a pACKet ROUtinG ApPARATUs suiTablE fOR ReLayiNG A vaRiablE leNgth PAcKEt bETWeEn liNes Of DiFFErent cOmMuniCAtIon PROTOCOls.
(2) DESCRIPTiON oF thE RELAteD aRt
in An Ip NEtwORk UsINg The ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packet routingapparatus. Moreparticularly, theinvention relatesto a packet routing apparatus suitable for relaying a variable length packet between lines ofdifferent communication protocols. (2) Description of the Related ArtIn an IP network us... | (1) Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ a packet routing apparatus. More particularly, the invention relates _to_ _a_ packet routing apparatus _suitable_ for relaying a _variable_ length packet between _lines_ of _different_ _communication_ protocols. (2) Description of the Related _Art_ In an I... |
The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy plants of the family Papaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinically useful drugs in the depression of the central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5).
The fundamental ring system... | The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy plants of the family Papaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinically useful drugs in the depression of the central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5). The fundamental ring system ... | The opiate alkaloids obtained frKH poppy plants of the family Papaveraceae include some of the most powerfully acting and clinically useful drugs in the depression of the central nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1 ), coVeiGe (2 ), heroin (3 ), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5 ). The fundamental ring sjw... | The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy plants of the family Papaveraceae include some the most powerfully acting and clinically useful drugs in the of the nervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) and oripavine (5). The fundamental ring common to each of these is mo... | thE OPIATe aLkaLOIdS ObTaiNeD froM pOPpy plaNTs of the fAMiLY PaPavEraceAe INclude SoME oF THE MOSt PowERfuLLY aCTInG ANd clInicallY USEfUl drugS in tHE DEPRESsIOn of THE CEntRal NERVoUs syStem. eXEMPLary oPiatEs include moRphINe (1), CODeinE (2), herOIn (3), THEBaINE (4) and ORipaVine (5).
thE fuNdaMeNtaL rINg SysTEm... | The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy plants of the family Papaveraceae include some ofthe most powerfully actingand clinically useful drugs in the depression of the centralnervous system. Exemplary opiates include morphine (1), codeine (2), heroin (3), thebaine (4) andoripavine (5). The fundamental ring ... | The opiate alkaloids obtained from poppy _plants_ of _the_ family Papaveraceae include some of the _most_ powerfully acting and _clinically_ useful drugs in _the_ depression of the central _nervous_ system. Exemplary opiates include morphine _(1),_ codeine (2), heroin (3), _thebaine_ (4) and oripavine (5). The fundamen... |
Conventionally, devices including a multi-plate clutch that moves toward a front cover connected to a motor and presses a friction plate against the front cover and a damper device that is coupled to a clutch drum of the multi-plate clutch are known as this type of starting devices (see, e.g., Patent Document 1). | Conventionally, devices including a multi-plate clutch that moves toward a front cover connected to a motor and presses a friction plate against the front cover and a damper device that is coupled to a clutch drum of the multi-plate clutch are known as this type of jump devices (see, e.g., Patent Document 1). | Conventionally, veviceW including a multi - plate clutch that Kovew toward a front cLvfr connected to a motor and LresseX a friction plate against the Trobt cover and a damper device that is c*uplSd to a cl*tcg drum of the multi - plsRe clutch are known as this ty0@ of starting devices (see, e. g. , PatWmt Document 1 )... | Conventionally, including a multi-plate clutch that moves toward a front cover to a motor and presses a friction plate against the front cover and damper device that is coupled to a clutch drum of the clutch are known as this type of devices (see, e.g., Patent Document 1). | conVEnTiOnaLly, DEViceS INClUDIng A muLtI-PLAte CluTCH tHaT mOveS towaRd A FROnt COver CONnecTED to A MOtOr anD PResseS a frictiOn pLATe AgaiNsT THe fRONt cOvEr AND A DAMpER dEvIce thaT is CouPLeD to a CLUTcH dRUM OF ThE multI-plATe CLutcH aRe kNowN As thIS tYpe of STaRtINg deViCEs (sEe, E.G., PaTent DOCUMENt 1). | Conventionally, devices including a multi-plate clutchthat moves toward a frontcover connected to a motor and presses a frictionplate against thefront cover anda damper device that is coupledto a clutch drum of the multi-plate clutch are known as this type ofstarting devices (see, e.g.,PatentDocument 1). | Conventionally, devices _including_ _a_ _multi-plate_ _clutch_ _that_ moves toward _a_ front _cover_ connected to a motor and _presses_ a friction plate _against_ the _front_ cover and _a_ damper _device_ that is coupled to _a_ clutch drum of the _multi-plate_ clutch are known as this _type_ of starting devices (see, e... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to detecting technologies, and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of a liquid crystal panel.
2. Description of Related Art
The array substrate is one of the important components of a liquid crystal panel. In the manu... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to detecting technologies, and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of a liquid crystal panel. 2. Description of Related Art The array substrate is one of the important components of a liquid crystal panel. In the manu... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to detecting technologies, and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of a liquid cdys$al panel. 2. D4scrip$ion of Related Art The array substrate is one of the important components of a liquid crystal panel. In the manu... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to detecting technologies, and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting device applied to an array substrate of liquid crystal panel. 2. Description of Related Art The array substrate is one the important a crystal panel. In the process of the array substrate... | 1. TEchnICAL fIElD
THe PrEsEnT dISClOSUrE rElAtes TO dEteCtING tEcHNoLoGiEs, And PARTiculaRlY, To A dEtECTiNg MeThOD and a dETectInG DEVICE aPpliED tO an array suBStrATE of A lIqUID cRyStAl paneL.
2. DesCriPtIOn Of RELatEd aRt
tHe ARrAY SUBSTrate Is one of thE iMpOrTANT COMPONeNTS OF a lIQuiD cRYsTal PAnEL. In The manU... | 1. Technical Field Thepresent disclosure relates to detecting technologies,and particularly, to a detecting method and a detecting deviceappliedto an array substrateof a liquid crystal panel. 2. Description of Related ArtThe arraysubstrate is one of the important components of a liquid crystal panel. In ... | _1._ Technical Field The present disclosure _relates_ to detecting technologies, _and_ particularly, to a detecting _method_ and a detecting device applied to an array _substrate_ of a _liquid_ _crystal_ panel. 2. _Description_ of Related Art The array substrate _is_ one of the important _components_ of a liquid crysta... |
There is a general need for dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number of appliances are in cur... | There is a general need for dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number of appliances are in cur... | There is a general nfFd for dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are durable and c(mfPrtable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number of appliances are in cur... | There is general need dental appliances that can be specifically tailored an individual patient, that can be fabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are and comfortable use even after repeated insertion and removal from the cavity. A number of appliances are in current use in dentistry, bu... | THERE is A gEnERal NEEd foR denTal ApPliAncEs THaT CAn Be sPeCIfiCALLy TAIlored tO AN iNDIvidual pATienT, ThAT cAN bE fabriCateD wiThIn a shorT timE DUring a SingLe pATiENT viSit anD tHAt Are DurABle and COmforTAbLe tO UsE Even afTER rePeATEd INseRTIoN anD remoVal fRom THe oraL CaViTY. A NUMbeR OF APPLiANcES ARe iN cUr... | There is ageneral need for dental appliances that can be specifically tailored to an individual patient, that can befabricated within a short time during a single patient visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after repeated insertion and removal from the oral cavity. A number o... | There is a general need for dental appliances that can _be_ specifically tailored to an individual patient, _that_ can _be_ fabricated within a _short_ time during a single _patient_ visit and that are durable and comfortable to use even after _repeated_ _insertion_ and removal from the oral cavity. A number of applian... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer device, and more particularly, methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a base computing device.
2. Description of the Related Art
The video ga... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer device, and more particularly, methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a base computing device. 2. Description of the Related Art The video ga... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to methods and systems for iJterfaxing a coBtrll device with a computer device, and more particularly, methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a VomputeT program executing at a base computing device. 2. Description of the Related Art The video ga... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to methods and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer particularly, and systems for interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a base computing device. 2. Description of the Related Art video game has seen many changes over... | 1. field of The iNvEntiOn
tHE pREsEnt InVeNTion RElAtES to metHodS aNd sYSteMS For InTErfAcIng A contrOl deVICE wITH A cOMPuter DEVICE, ANd mORe paRTIcularly, mEthODS aND SYsTEms fOR INtErfAcInG a conTrOl DEvIcE WiTH A CoMpUtER proGrAm exECUtING at a baSE COMpuTiNg deVIce.
2. deSCriPtIon of ThE reLATed ARt
thE vIDEO GA... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to methods and systems for interfacing a control devicewith a computer device, and more particularly, methods and systemsfor interfacing a control device with a computer program executing at a base computing device.2. Description ofthe Related ArtThe v... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to methods and systems for interfacing a control device _with_ a computer _device,_ and _more_ particularly, methods and systems _for_ interfacing a _control_ device with a computer program executing at a _base_ computing _device._ 2. Description of _the_ Relate... |
The present invention relates to a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow plug suitable for a diesel engine.
In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a small-sized, f... | The present invention relates to a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow plug suitable for a diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a small-sized, f... | The present invention relates to a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow plug sujGable for a diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, a small - sized,... | The present relates to a glow plug for internal combustion engine and particularly to a glow plug suitable for a diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as a part for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel a fast-heating plug desired. Most conventio... | tHE prESEnT inVENtiON RELAteS to A GlOw PluG For an IntErnAL CombUstION EnGINe aND morE PaRtICulaRlY To a GlOW Plug sUiTABle FoR A diesEl eNGiNE.
In dIEseL EngiNeS, A GLow PlUg IS now uSED AS A ParT fOr startInG aT LoW tEmpERaTUrEs, AnD In ORDer TO IMpRove THe stArTiNG ChAraCTeRiSTIc OF dieSel EnGINEs, A sMalL-sizeD, f... | The present inventionrelatesto a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more particularly to a glow plug suitable for a diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug is now used as apart for starting at low temperatures, and in order to improve the starting characteristic of diesel engines, asmal... | The present invention relates _to_ a glow plug for an internal combustion engine and more _particularly_ to a glow plug suitable _for_ _a_ diesel engine. In diesel engines, a glow plug is now _used_ as a part _for_ starting at low _temperatures,_ _and_ in _order_ to improve the starting _characteristic_ of _diesel_ eng... |
There are many systems that require the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled, directional transmissi... | There are many systems that require the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled, directional transmissi... | There are many systems that rrqu*re the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and tdl@vision broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled, directional transmissi... | There are many systems that the controlled, directional transmission reception radio energy, such as radar systems, radio frequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio... | thERE ARe MaNY SYSTEms ThAT rEquIRe tHe ConTROLLEd, dIRecTioNAL trANSMIssIOn oR REceptiON Of RaDIo freQUeNcy EnERGy, SuCH as RadAr SYStemS, rADiO FrEQUENCy cOMmUniCation ANd nAvIGAtiOn sySTEmS and Am, FM aND teLEViSion BroADCAst TranSMItteRs And RECeIverS. oNe coMMOn technIqUE fOR The cONTrOLLED, dIreCTIonAL TranSMiSSi... | There are manysystems thatrequire the controlled, directional transmission or reception of radio frequency energy, such as radar systems, radiofrequency communication and navigation systems and AM, FM and television broadcasttransmitters and receivers. One common technique forthe controlled, d... | There _are_ _many_ _systems_ that require the controlled, directional transmission _or_ _reception_ of radio frequency energy, _such_ as _radar_ _systems,_ radio frequency communication and navigation systems _and_ AM, FM and television broadcast transmitters and receivers. One common technique for _the_ controlled, di... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a wide-range voltage-controlled oscillator, and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumption voltage-controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low power consumption.
2. Description of the Related Art... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a wide-range voltage-controlled oscillator, and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumption voltage-controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low power consumption. 2. Description of the Related Art... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a wide - range voltage - controlled oscillator, and in particular to a wide - range and low - power consumption voltage - controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and low power consumption. 2. Description of the R... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to a wide-range voltage-controlled and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumption oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems efficiency and low power consumption. 2. Description of the Related Art Regardless of whether used digital circuits ... | 1. FIeLD OF THe INvENtiOn
tHE invENTiON rElAtes tO A WIDE-RANgE VoltagE-cOntrOllEd osCIllatOr, anD IN pArtIculAR To A wIDE-rAnge and low-PoWER consUMPtiON volTAge-cONtrolLED oSCILLaTor aPPlIED iN dIgiTaL circuITs And cOmMuNIcAtion SYStemS WiTh hiGH EffIciency ANd LoW PowER CoNSuMPtIon.
2. descrIPTION Of THe RelaTeD ArT... | 1.Field of the InventionThe invention relatesto a wide-range voltage-controlled oscillator, and in particular to a wide-range and low-power consumption voltage-controlled oscillator applied in digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiencyandlow power consumption. 2. Descriptio... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The invention relates to a _wide-range_ voltage-controlled oscillator, and in particular to _a_ wide-range _and_ low-power consumption _voltage-controlled_ oscillator _applied_ _in_ digital circuits and communication systems with high efficiency and _low_ power consumption. 2. Description of... |
Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly effective HIV protease inhibitor is (2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-methoxycarbon... | Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly effective HIV protease inhibitor is (2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-methoxycarbon... | Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency Cir6s (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly effective HIV prPteaCe inhibitor is (2S, 3S, 5S) - 5 - (N - (N - (( N - methyl - N - (( 2 - isopropyl - 4 - thiazolyl) methyl) amino) carbonyl) - L - valinyl) amino) -... | Inhibitors human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) protease have been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for several years. A particularly HIV protease inhibitor is (2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-methoxycarbonyl)amino)-1,6... | inHIbiTOrs Of HumaN ImmuNOdeficieNcY vIruS (HIV) prOTEASe have bEEN apProved FOR USE iN THe trEAtMEnt oF hIV infEcTIoN FOr seveRaL yEARS. A paRTIcuLArLY EFFEctIVE hIv PRotEaSE INhIBitoR IS (2S,3S,5s)-5-(n-(N-((N-mEThYL-n-((2-iSopROPyl-4-THIaZOlYl)METHYl)aMInO)cArboNYl)-l-vaLINyL)AmINO)-2-(N-((5-ThIAZOlyL)-METhoxyCarbOn... | Inhibitors of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) proteasehave been approved for use in the treatment of HIV infection for severalyears. A particularly effective HIV protease inhibitoris (2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl)-methox... | _Inhibitors_ of _human_ _immunodeficiency_ virus (HIV) protease have been approved _for_ use _in_ the treatment of HIV infection for _several_ years. _A_ particularly effective HIV protease inhibitor is _(2S,3S,5S)-5-(N-(N-((N-methyl-N-((2-isopropyl-4-thiazolyl)methyl)amino)carbonyl)-L-valinyl)amino)-2-(N-((5-thiazolyl... |
In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated the use of computing devices such that they are practically ubiqu... | In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated the use of computing devices such that they are practically ubiqu... | In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in elecHroniD technology hZvf redJSed the cost of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand haf$ proliferated the use of computing devices sjFh that they are practically ubiqu... | In the last several decades, the use of computing devices has become In particular, advances in technology reduced the of increasingly complex and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and demand have proliferated the use of computing devices such that they are practically ubiquitous in modern As use of computing de... | In tHe LasT SeVERAl decaDes, tHe Use Of compUtInG devIceS hAs bECome comMOn. In pArTiCuLaR, advances In ELeCTrONIC TEchNoLOgy haVe ReDuceD thE COSt OF iNCREAsinglY cOmPLeX and usefUL CoMpUtinG DeVicEs. COSt ReduCTIOn anD cONSuMEr deMANd haVe ProliFERatED THE Use of CoMpUting dEvices such that theY ARE pRactIcalLY uBiqu... | In the last several decades,the useof computing devices has become common. In particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced the cost of increasingly complex and usefulcomputing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand have proliferated the use of computing devices such that they are practi... | In the _last_ _several_ decades, the use of computing devices has become common. _In_ particular, advances in electronic technology have reduced _the_ cost _of_ increasingly _complex_ and useful computing devices. Cost reduction and consumer demand _have_ proliferated _the_ use of computing devices such that they are p... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a silicon nitride-based sinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals.
2. Description of the Related Art
Ceramic sinters having silicon nitride as a main component thereof possess various ideal properties such as very high heat resistance, a small thermal expansio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride-based sinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals. 2. Description of the Related Art Ceramic sinters having silicon nitride as a main component thereof possess various ideal properties such as very high heat resistance, a small thermal expansio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride - based sinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals. 2. Description of the Related Art Ceramic sinters having silicon nitride as a main comoon2nt thereof possess various ideal prIperhies such as very high heat resistance, a small thermal expans... | Field of the Invention This invention to silicon nitride-based sinter which excels as in resistance chemicals. 2. Description of Related Art Ceramic sinters silicon nitride as a component thereof possess various ideal properties such as very resistance, a small thermal expansion coefficient, and excellent resistance to... | 1. FieLD of tHE InvENtIOn
ThIS iNveNtioN RELates TO A SiLIcon niTrIDE-BAsEd sINTEr WHIch ExcelS as in resistaNcE tO chEmiCAlS.
2. DEscRiptiOn Of the ReLATEd aRt
Ceramic sinteRs havING SiLicoN NItRIde As A MaIN ComPOnENt thErEoF posSEss VARIouS IdeAl PropErtIES SuCh As Very hiGh Heat RESIstaNce, A sMAlL THermAl EXpaNSiO... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride-basedsinter which excels as in resistance to chemicals.2. Description of the Related ArtCeramic sinters having silicon nitride as a maincomponent thereof possess various ideal properties such as very high heat resistance, a small the... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention This invention relates to a silicon nitride-based _sinter_ which _excels_ as in resistance to chemicals. 2. Description of the Related Art _Ceramic_ sinters having silicon nitride as a main _component_ thereof _possess_ various ideal properties _such_ _as_ _very_ high heat _resistance,_ a ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to weight lifting equipments and more particularly pertains to a toy weight set for simulating hand weight exercises by a child.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The use of weight lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equip... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to weight lifting equipments and more particularly pertains to a toy weight set for simulating hand weight exercises by a child. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of weight lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equip... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relZtSs to weight lifting equipments and mo3d particularly pertains to a toy weight set for simulating hand weight exercises by a child. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of weight lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equip... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates weight lifting equipments and more particularly pertains a toy weight set for simulating hand weight exercises by a child. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of weight lifting equipments is known in the prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equipments heretofore... | 1. fielD OF THe iNvENtIOn
The PREsEnT inVenTIon RElatEs tO WEIght LifTing eqUIPMEntS ANd MorE PaRTiCuLARLy pERTainS To a tOY wEigHT SeT FoR SIMuLAtINg HanD weIGHt ExeRCISES BY a ChILd.
2. DescriPtioN of thE pRIOR Art
the use Of WeIGht liftING eqUIpmENts is kNOwn In THE pRior ART. MoRe sPecifICAlly, WeiGHT LiFTinG EquIp... | 1.Field of theInvention The present invention relates to weightlifting equipments and more particularly pertains toa toy weightset forsimulating hand weight exercises by a child. 2. Description ofthe Prior Art The use of weight lifting equipments is known inthe prior art. More specifically, weight lifting equ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ weight _lifting_ equipments and more particularly pertains to a toy weight set for _simulating_ hand weight exercises _by_ a child. 2. Description of the Prior Art The _use_ of weight lifting equipments is _known_ in the prior art. More _specifically,_ weight... |
The following documents, mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, illustrate the state of the art: Designation ASTM D664-95: American Standard Test Method for Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. 250-256, Babaian-Kibala, E., Pete... | The following documents, mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, illustrate the state of the art: Designation ASTM D664-95: American Standard Test Method for Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. 250-256, Babaian-Kibala, E., Petersen, ... | The following documents, mentioned in the course of the description hereafter, illustrate the state of the art: Designation ASTM D664 - 95: American Standard Test Method for Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Noik of ASTM Standards, vol. 05. 01, p. 250 - 256, Babaian - Kibala, E. , Pe... | The following documents, mentioned in the course of the hereafter, illustrate the state of the art: Designation ASTM D664-95: American Test Method Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. Babaian-Kibala, E., Petersen, P. R., Humphries, M. J., 1998. Cor... | the FolloWiNG DOCUMeNtS, meNTIONed in tHE coUrse of thE DESCriptiOn hEReAftER, iLLUsTrAte tHE staTe OF THe ART: dEsIgnAtiOn astM d664-95: AMeRIcAN standArd tesT methOd FOr AcId NUMBer oF PETROLeUM prOduCTs By poTenTIOmETRic tiTRaTion, AnNUAL BoOk OF asTm standardS, vol. 05.01, p. 250-256, baBAiaN-KibaLa, e., pEtE... | The following documents, mentioned inthe course of the description hereafter, illustrate thestate ofthe art: Designation ASTM D664-95: AmericanStandard TestMethod for Acid Number of Petroleum Products by Potentiometric Titration,AnnualBook of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p.250-256, Babaian-Kibala, E., Peters... | _The_ _following_ documents, _mentioned_ in the course _of_ the _description_ hereafter, illustrate the state of the _art:_ Designation _ASTM_ D664-95: _American_ Standard _Test_ Method for Acid Number of Petroleum Products _by_ Potentiometric Titration, Annual Book of ASTM Standards, vol. 05.01, p. _250-256,_ Babaian-... |
Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit (IC) packaging and, more particularly, to IC package testing.
Description of the Related Art
Integrated circuit (IC) devices are modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the components of the IC d... | Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit (IC) packaging and, more particularly, to IC package testing. Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) devices are modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the components of the IC d... | Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit (IC) pac<Zging and, more par5icular,y, to IC package testing. Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) deviXeD are modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the components of the IC d... | Field the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit (IC) packaging more particularly, to IC package testing. Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) devices are modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process in to that the components of the IC device are meeting bot... | FielD Of THE disclosure
THe preseNT DiScLOSUrE rElaTeS GeNerALlY tO intEGrAted cIrCuIt (IC) PACkAGiNg and, MorE PaRTICulARLy, TO ic PaCkAGe tEsTING.
DeScRiPTIon oF tHe ReLATED ART
INTEGrAtED CiRCuiT (iC) dEVicEs are MOdelEd and tesTEd throUGHOUT the FabrICAtIoN prOCesS in oRDeR to AssuRe That tHE cOMPonENTS OF THE iC d... | Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates generally to integrated circuit(IC) packaging and, more particularly, toIC package testing. Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) devicesaremodeled and tested throughoutthe fabrication process inorder toassure that the components of the IC ... | Field of the Disclosure _The_ _present_ _disclosure_ relates _generally_ to integrated circuit (IC) packaging _and,_ more _particularly,_ to IC package testing. Description of the Related Art Integrated circuit (IC) devices are modeled and tested throughout the fabrication process in order to assure that the _component... |
Throughout the history of microcomputers there has been a motivation to increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, there is typically an increase in the magnitude of power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the increase in power consumption, the r... | Throughout the history of microcomputers there has been a motivation to increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, there is typically an increase in the magnitude of power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the increase in power consumption, the r... | Throughout the history of microcomputers there has been a motivqtlon to increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, there is typically an increase in the magnitude of power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the increase in power consumption, the r... | Throughout the history of microcomputers there has been a motivation increase the performance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessor performance, is typically an increase in the magnitude of consumed by the microprocessor. Due the increase in consumption, the time temperature of the d... | throUghoUt tHe HIsToRY oF miCrOcOmpUTERS TherE haS BEeN A moTIVAtIOn tO iNCReAsE tHe pErFormANCe of MiCrOPROceSSORs. hoWEveR, wITH THE ConstaNT iNCRease iN miCROproCessOR PErfORmANcE, THeRe Is TyPIcALly aN IncREasE iN the MAGniTUDE Of POWEr CoNSumED BY THe MIcRoProcESsOR. DUe tO the INcReAse IN poweR CoNSUmPtioN, thE r... | Throughout the history of microcomputers there hasbeen amotivation to increase theperformance of microprocessors. However, with the constant increase in microprocessorperformance, there is typicallyan increase in the magnitudeof power consumed by the microprocessor. Due to the increase in power ... | Throughout the history of _microcomputers_ there has been a motivation to increase the _performance_ _of_ _microprocessors._ However, with the constant increase in microprocessor _performance,_ there _is_ typically _an_ increase in the magnitude of _power_ consumed by _the_ microprocessor. Due to the increase in power ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an internal combustion engine.
2. Description of the Related Art
In a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the cylinder head in the vicinity of the intake valve. Fuel is injected by the fuel injector during the co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the cylinder head in the vicinity of the intake valve. Fuel is injected by the fuel injector during the co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the Fylind@r head in the vicibi^y of the intake valve. Fuel is injected by the fuel injector during the co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to an internal combustion engine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a known direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall the cylinder in the vicinity of the valve. Fuel is injected by the injector during the compression stroke when the en... | 1. FieLD OF the InVentIoN
THe PresENt iNVeNTioN RElAtEs tO aN InTernaL CoMbuStiON EngINe.
2. DEsCriPtiON Of THe RElaTEd ARt
iN a kNOWn dIreCt INJeCTIon type ENGiNe, A fUEl InJECTOr iS aRRANGED On THe InneR WalL Of tHE CylinDeR HEAD In the viCINItY OF ThE INtAke VAlVe. FuEl iS inJECtEd bY tHe FUel injeCtor duRIng THe CO... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinventionrelates to an internal combustionengine. 2. Description of the Related Art In a knowndirect injection typeengine, a fuel injector is arranged on the inner wall of the cylinderhead inthevicinity of theintake valve.Fuel is injected by the fuel injectorduring the... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to _an_ internal combustion _engine._ 2. Description of _the_ Related Art In a _known_ direct injection type engine, a fuel injector is _arranged_ on the inner wall of _the_ cylinder head in the _vicinity_ of the intake valve. Fuel is injected _by_ the _fuel_ in... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle.
2. Background Art
A brake system for a vehicle generally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driver in the brake operation forc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle. 2. Background Art A brake system for a vehicle generally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driver in the brake operation forc... | 1. Field of the (nGention The present invention relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle. 2. Background Art A brake system for a vehicle geb@rally called an automobile uses a booster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driver in the brake opera^i8n forc... | 1. Field of the Invention present relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle. Background Art A brake system for a vehicle generally called an automobile a booster uses negative pressure of an engine in assist a driver in the brake operation force. A brake system has been proposed r... | 1. fIeLD oF ThE inVEntIon
The PreSENT InvENTIoN relAtES To A veHIcLe bRAKE SYSTEm FOr cOntrOlLInG THe BraKing fOrCE Of A VEhIcLE.
2. BaCKgrOund art
A bRaKE SYstem fOR a VEHicLe GENEraLLY CalLED aN AuTomoBilE usEs A BooStEr wHICh UsES neGatIvE pRessurE oF An enGInE iN OrDER to aSSist A dRiveR In the bRAkE OPErAtION FoRC... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle brake system for controlling the braking force of a vehicle. 2. Background ArtA brake system for a vehicle generally called an automobile uses abooster which uses negative pressure of an engine in order to assist a driver in the brake operationfo... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ _Invention_ The present invention relates to a vehicle _brake_ system for controlling the braking force _of_ _a_ vehicle. 2. Background Art A brake _system_ for a vehicle _generally_ _called_ an _automobile_ uses a _booster_ which _uses_ _negative_ pressure of an engine in order to assist a _driver_... |
The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology.
A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with a current gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applied to... | The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology. A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with a current gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applied to... | The present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology. A current mirror amplifier is a current aj(lifier with a current gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations apolieS to... | present invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially when implemented in CMOS technology. A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier a current gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations to its input circuit, customar... | the prESenT iNventiON relAteS to a cURReNT MIRrOR ampliFiER (cmA) wITh impROVeD FrEQUEncY REsponsE wHich iS EspECIalLY BeNEfICiAL WhEn ImPlEMenTED IN CMOS TEcHNoLogY.
A cURReNT miRRor AmplifieR IS A currenT AmPLiFIer WITH A curreNt GaIN of MiNus UNitY CoMMoNly uSeD IN intEGRATed CIRcUITRY. CuRRENT VarIAtIOnS AppLIEd To... | The present inventionrelates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology.A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with acurrent gain of minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations ... | The _present_ invention relates to a current mirror amplifier (CMA) with improved frequency response which is especially beneficial when implemented in CMOS technology. A current mirror amplifier is a current amplifier with a current gain _of_ minus unity commonly used in integrated circuitry. Current variations applie... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a wiring board having a built-in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same.
2. Description of Background Art
Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example of a product in which an electronic component is mounted i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board having a built-in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of setting Art Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example of a product in which an electronic component is mounted in t... | 1. gi4ld of the knventi*n The present invention relates to a wiring board having a gujlt - in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. DWscriptiog of BaVkTround Art Japanese Laid - Open Patent Publication No. e00Q - 345560 describes an example of a product in which an electronic component is mou... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring board having a built-in electronic component, and a method of manufacturing the 2. Description of Background Art Japanese Laid-Open Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example of a product which an component is mounted the cavity of a wiring board... | 1. FiElD oF THe inVEnTION
THe pREsENt INVeNtiON RelAtES to A WIriNG boARd havinG a BuIlT-In eLeCtrONIc componEnT, ANd a mEtHOD OF manufaCtuRInG The SAME.
2. DESCriPtIon of BAcKgRoUNd aRt
japANESe laID-oPen PAtEnt PuBLIcAtion nO. 2001-345560 DesCribES AN ExAmpLe oF a pRoDUcT iN WhICH aN eLECtRoNiC COmPonent iS mOuntED i... | 1. Field of the InventionThepresent invention relates to a wiring board having a built-in electroniccomponent, and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Description of BackgroundArt Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example of aproduct in whichanelectronic compo... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The _present_ _invention_ relates to a _wiring_ board having _a_ built-in _electronic_ component, and a method of manufacturing the same. _2._ Description of _Background_ Art Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2001-345560 describes an example _of_ _a_ _product_ _in_ which an electroni... |
Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras are capable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, an optical lens system to form... | Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras are capable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, an optical lens system to form... | Three Dimensional (3D) time - of - flight (TOF) cameras are capable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real - time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, an optical lens system t... | Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras are capable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light, usually light emitting diodes or laser diodes, an optical lens system to form an ima... | THRee dIMenSIonAl (3D) tiME-of-fLight (tOF) CaMerAS Are capablE Of geTtInG RaNgE INFOrmATIOn fOr all pIxEls oF The ToF dETecTor IN REal-tIMe. Tof CameRaS TYpiCALlY iNcLUDE A LIGhT sOUrce fOr ILlUMInaTINg THE SCENE With ModULAted LiGhT, usUAlLy LIgHt emiTTINg DiodeS (lEdS) OR laseR diOdes, aN OPticAL LENs SYSTeM tO FoRM... | Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight(TOF) cameras arecapable of getting range information for all pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for illuminating the scene with modulated light,usually light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser diodes, an optica... | Three Dimensional (3D) time-of-flight (TOF) cameras _are_ _capable_ of getting range information _for_ _all_ pixels of the TOF detector in real-time. TOF cameras typically include a light source for _illuminating_ the _scene_ with modulated light, _usually_ light emitting diodes (LEDs) or laser _diodes,_ an optical len... |
Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services which may be offered to subscribers. Many of these services require greetings or other types of audible announcements to be recorded and played. As those skilled in the art will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these messages reco... | Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services which may be offered to subscribers. Many of these services require greetings or other types of audible announcements to be recorded and played. As those skilled in the art will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these messages reco... | Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone Z2rvices which may be offered to subscribers. MaJg of these services require greetings or other types of aud(bOe aGBouncements to be recorded and played. As those skilled in the art will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these messages rec*... | Telephone service providers have available numerous telephone services which may be offered subscribers. Many of these services require greetings or other types of audible announcements to be recorded and played. those skilled the art will recognize, it is highly desirable have messages recorded in the voice of the tel... | teLePHonE sERviCe PrOVIderS prEsENtLY have aVaiLaBLe numeROUS TELephonE serVicES wHIch maY bE OFfereD tO SUBsCRiBerS. MAny OF ThesE SeRvices RequIrE greeTings Or OtHER TYpES of aUDiBLE anNouNCemeNTs to Be REcorDEd ANd PlayEd. aS tHOSE skilleD In the ArT WILl ReCOgnIzE, iT Is hIGHLy DesiraBle tO hAVE thESE MesSaGEs rEco... | Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services which may beoffered to subscribers.Many ofthese services require greetings or other types of audible announcements tobe recorded and played. As those skilled in the art will recognize, it is highly desirable to have these... | Telephone service providers presently have available numerous telephone services _which_ _may_ _be_ offered to subscribers. Many _of_ these services require _greetings_ or other types of _audible_ announcements to be recorded and played. As those skilled in the art will recognize, _it_ _is_ highly desirable _to_ have t... |
As is known in the art, large host computers and servers (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which perform many operations on data introduced to the host computer/server through peripher... | As is known in the art, large host computers and servers (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which perform many operations on data introduced to the host computer/server through peripher... | As is known in the art, large host computers and servers (collectively referred to herein as “ host computer / servers ”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer / servers generally include data processors, which pertoDm many operations on data introduced to the host computer / server through ... | As is known in the art, large host computers and (collectively referred to herein as “host computer/servers”) require capacity data storage These large computer/servers generally include data processors, perform many operations on data to the computer/server through peripherals including the data storage system. The re... | AS IS kNoWN iN the arT, LArGe HoSt COMPUtERs anD serVErs (CoLleCTiVELY REfERREd TO HerEIN As “hOsT coMPUter/serVERS”) REqUIrE LarGe cApACity daTA stORAGE SySTEMs. tHEsE larGe cOmpUTEr/seRVErS GENERaLLY INcLUde DAtA PROCESSORS, wHICh peRfoRM Many operaTIoNS oN daTa intROduCEd To ThE HOSt COmpUTER/sERVer ThROUGH peRipHeR... | As is known in the art, largehost computersandservers (collectively referred to herein as“host computer/servers”) require large capacity data storagesystems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which perform many operations on data introduced to the host computer/server t... | As _is_ known _in_ _the_ art, _large_ host computers _and_ _servers_ (collectively _referred_ _to_ _herein_ as “host computer/servers”) require large capacity data storage systems. These large computer/servers generally include data processors, which _perform_ _many_ _operations_ _on_ data introduced to the host comput... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared to the input current signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which is pr... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared to the input current signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which is pr... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which is very large compared to the input current signal and then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which is pr... | 1. Field Invention This invention relates to impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to such circuits where the impedance is reduced by injecting a carrier current which very large compared the input current signal and is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which is proportional to the ... | 1. fIelD Of tHE inVENTion
ThiS INVENtion relAteS tO imPedanCE RedUciNg CIRcuITs and more ParTiCULarLy To Such cirCuiTs wherE ThE ImpEdaNcE is rEDuced BY injecTiNg a CarRieR CuRrent wHIch iS vEry LARGE cOmpArEd TO The inPUt curREnT SIgNAl ANd tHEn is PREcISely remoVED to faCIliTaTE ObTAIning A VOLtAGE ouTpUT WhiCH Is PR... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates to impedance reducingcircuits andmore particularly to such circuits where theimpedance is reduced byinjecting acarrier current which is very large compared to the inputcurrent signaland then is precisely removed to facilitate obtaining a voltage output which ... | _1._ _Field_ of _the_ _Invention_ This invention relates _to_ impedance reducing circuits and more particularly to _such_ circuits where the impedance _is_ _reduced_ by _injecting_ a carrier current which is very large _compared_ to the input current _signal_ and _then_ is precisely removed to facilitate _obtaining_ a ... |
This invention relates to a guide device for guiding a car along guide rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a car.
FIG. 15 is a front view of a main portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, for example, in JP 8-26624 A... | This invention relates to a guide device for guiding a car along guide rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a car. FIG. 15 is a front view of a main portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, for example, in JP 8-26624 A... | This invention #elatws to a guide device for guiding a car along guide rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a car. FIG. 15 is a front view of a main portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, for example, in JP 8 - 26624... | This invention relates to a guide device for guiding a car along rails provided in a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device an elevator capable of restraining horizontal vibrations of a FIG. 15 is a front view of main portion of a conventional elevator as for example, in JP 8-26624 A, FIG. 16 is a plan of the e... | tHiS InventiOn RElATES To A GuIde DeVIce foR GUiDInG a cAr aLONg Guide RAiLs PRovIDED iN a hOiSTwaY AnD, in paRTIculAr, To A gUIde deviCE FoR An elEvatOR cAPAbLE OF REStraInINg horIzOntAL VIBrAtiONS oF a CAR.
FiG. 15 IS A Front VieW of a MAIN POrTiON of a cOnvenTioNaL ELEVaTOr AS disCloSeD, for exaMPLe, iN jP 8-26624 a... | Thisinvention relatesto a guide devicefor guiding a car along guide rails providedin a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for an elevator capable ofrestraining horizontalvibrations of acar. FIG.15 is a front viewof a main portionof a conventional elevator as disclosed, for example, i... | This invention relates to _a_ guide device for _guiding_ a _car_ along _guide_ rails provided _in_ a hoistway and, in particular, to a guide device for _an_ _elevator_ capable of _restraining_ horizontal vibrations of a _car._ FIG. 15 is a front view of a _main_ portion of a conventional elevator as disclosed, _for_ ex... |
A color organic EL (i.e., electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing a gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filter is well-known.
This sort of color organic EL display is equipped with such a structure that a color filter layer, a gas barrier layer, and ... | A color organic EL (i.e., electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing a gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filter is well-known. This sort of color organic EL display is equipped with such a structure that a color filter layer, a gas barrier layer, and ... | A color organic EL (i. e. , electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing a gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filter is well - known. This sort of color organic EL display is equipped with such a structure that a color filter layer, a gas barrier layer, ... | A color organic (i.e., electroluminescence) display constituted by a gas layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and color filter is well-known. This color organic EL display is equipped with such a structure that a filter layer, a gas layer, and organic EL structural body have been successive... | a cOlOR orgANIC El (I.E., ElECtRoLUmInESCenCE) dISPlaY cOnstITUted By inTeRposInG A gas BARRIER LAYeR betWeEn An orgANiC EL (elecTroLUMInEscEnCE) sTRUctURAL BOdY aNd A CoLoR FIltER IS WEll-knoWN.
ThIs sOrT of Color orGAniC EL DispLAy is EquiPpEd wiTh SUCH A StrUcturE THat a CoLor Filter laYeR, a gaS bARriEr laYER, ANd ... | A color organicEL(i.e.,electroluminescence) display constituted by interposinga gas barrier layer between an organic EL (electroluminescence) structural body and a color filteris well-known. This sort of color organic EL display isequipped with such a structure that a color filter layer, a gas barrier layer,... | A color organic EL _(i.e.,_ electroluminescence) display constituted by interposing _a_ gas barrier _layer_ between an organic EL _(electroluminescence)_ structural body _and_ a color filter is well-known. _This_ _sort_ of color _organic_ EL display _is_ _equipped_ with such a _structure_ that _a_ color _filter_ layer,... |
Limitations and disadvantages of conventional music players will become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with some aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | Limitations and disadvantages of conventional music players will become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with some aspects of the present method and system countersink forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | Limitations and disqdvantageX of conventional m8aic players #il. become apparent to one of skill in the art, through com0arisKn of such approzcmes with sIm4 aspects of the p$eCent method and d%stem set fodFh in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drasihgs. | Limitations and disadvantages music players will become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference the drawings. | LImiTATIOns AnD DISAdVantAGeS OF coNventIONAL MuSIc pLayerS wIll BecoMe appareNT To onE OF skiLL IN THe ART, ThroUGH CompaRISoN OF Such apPrOAchES with some asPEcTS oF ThE PReSEnt METhod AND systEm seT FORTh IN tHe REMAINder Of THis dISCLOSUrE WitH rEfeRENcE tO The dRAWINgs. | Limitationsand disadvantages of conventional music playerswill become apparenttoone ofskill in the art, through comparisonofsuch approaches with someaspects ofthe present method and system setforth inthe remainder of this disclosurewithreference to the drawings. | Limitations and disadvantages of conventional music players _will_ _become_ apparent to one of skill in _the_ art, through comparison of such approaches with _some_ aspects of _the_ present _method_ _and_ _system_ set forth in the remainder of this disclosure _with_ _reference_ to the drawings. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with beta-amyloid deposition, that i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with beta-amyloid deposition, that i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present ind#ntion relates to bis (styryl) pyrimidine or bis (styryl) benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method for the preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention and treatment of diseases associated with beta - amyloid deposition, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable thereof, a method for the thereof, and a pharmaceutical composition for the prevention of diseases associated with beta-amyloid deposition, is, amyloidosis-associated diseases. 2. Descript... | 1. fIELD OF The iNVenTIoN
tHe PReSEnt iNVEntIOn RELATES tO bIs(styRYl)pyrimidINE oR bIS(STyrYl)bEnzENe COmpouNds, PhARMaCeUTicaLlY aCCEPtabLe SAltS THEREof, A metHoD FOR thE PrepaRatiON tHEREOF, aND A phArmAceUTicAl COMPOsitIon FoR the prevENTION AnD trEATMent Of disEaSes AsSoCIaTEd WITh beTA-AMYLOID DeposItION, that I... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto bis(styryl)pyrimidine orbis(styryl)benzene compounds, pharmaceutically acceptable salts thereof, a method forthe preparation thereof, and a pharmaceutical compositionfor thepreventionand treatment of diseases associated with beta-amyloid depositio... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to bis(styryl)pyrimidine or bis(styryl)benzene _compounds,_ _pharmaceutically_ _acceptable_ salts thereof, a _method_ for the preparation _thereof,_ and a _pharmaceutical_ composition for the prevention and treatment _of_ _diseases_ _associated_ with beta-amyl... |
The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display.
In recent years, a head-mounted display that is capable of providing a user with image information without obstructing a field of view of the user in a real space has attracted attention. Patent Document 1 has dis... | The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display. In recent years, a head-mounted display that is capable of providing a user with image information without obstruct a field of view of the user in a real space has attracted attention. Patent Document 1 has disclo... | The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head - mounted display. In recent 6Fars, a head - mohntRd display that is capable of providing a user with image information without obstructing a field of view of the user in a real s9acd has attracted attention. PstSnt Document 1 has... | The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display. In recent years, a head-mounted display that is capable of providing a user with image obstructing a field of of the in a real space has attracted attention. Patent Document 1 has disclosed a see-through-type head... | the prESent TEchnOLogY RelATES To a coNfIGURatiON ThAt impROves THe OpErAbIlITy oF A hEaD-MouNted dispLAY.
IN reCeNT YeArs, a HEaD-mouNteD diSPlay THAt iS caPAble oF PRoVIdinG A USEr WiTh ImagE iNformaTion WIthOut ObSTRUCtInG A FiElD Of vIew Of thE User In a reaL space hAS ATtRaCtEd ATtEntion. PatenT DOcUmEnT 1 HAS DIS... | The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of a head-mounted display. In recent years, a head-mounted display that is capable of providing a user with imageinformation without obstructing a field of view of the user in a real space has attracted attention. Paten... | The present technology relates to a configuration that improves the operability of _a_ head-mounted display. In recent years, _a_ _head-mounted_ _display_ _that_ is _capable_ of _providing_ _a_ user _with_ image information _without_ obstructing a field of view _of_ _the_ user in a _real_ space has _attracted_ attentio... |
A vehicle, in which cooling water is circulated in an engine using an electric water pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and the electric water pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows that the cooling water circulation ... | A vehicle, in which cooling water is circulated in an engine using an electric water pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and the electric water pump is stopped simultaneously, it follows that the cooling water circulation ... | A vehicle, in which cooling water is fircJlated in an engine using an electric wa%Wr pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and the electric water pump is Cropped simultaneously, it f8ll9ws that the cooling water circulation ... | A vehicle, which cooling water is circulated in engine using an electric water pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature the is driven run the vehicle has been known. When the engine and water pump is stopped simultaneously, follows that the cooling water circulation stops while the engine is not sufficiently c... | A vEhiCle, IN whICH COolInG WatEr IS CIRCuLATED IN AN EnGinE UsInG an eLectrIC wAter pumP to KEEp The EngiNE AT A SUiTAbLe tEmPERaTURe whiLe The enGine IS DrIvEn tO RuN ThE vEhiclE HAS BeEn known. wHEN the eNGine STOpS And THE eLeCtRIC WaTer PuMP Is STopPED sIMuLTanEoUSlY, It FOlLOWs tHaT ThE cooling WateR CIRCUlaTiON ... | A vehicle, in which cooling water iscirculated in anengine using an electric water pump to keep the engineat a suitable temperature while the engine is drivento run the vehicle has been known. When the engine stops and theelectricwater pumpis stopped simultaneously, it follows that the cooling water circul... | A vehicle, in which cooling water is _circulated_ in an engine using an electric water pump to keep the engine at a suitable temperature while the engine is driven to run the vehicle has been known. When _the_ _engine_ stops and _the_ electric water _pump_ _is_ _stopped_ _simultaneously,_ _it_ follows that the _cooling... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment.
2. Description of the Related Art
In today's household refrigerator market, there are three ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment. 2. Description of the Related Art In today's household refrigerator market, there are three ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a bottom freezer refrigerator comprising an ice fo#miny and dispensing apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment. 2. Description of the Related Art In today ' s household refrigerator market, there are thre... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a refrigerator comprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatus positioned the freezer compartment. Description of the Related Art In today's household refrigerator market, there are three basic configurations to ch... | 1. field Of thE iNVENtION
the iNVEnTIOn reLates tO AN ICe makINg AnD dISPenSINg system tHAt reLaTeS tO A BoTtom FREezER REFriGeRAtoR compriSInG aN iCe forMINg and DiSPEnSinG ApPaRATUS POsITiOnEd oUtSIDE ThE FREEzEr cOMPaRtmenT.
2. dEscRiptIoN Of THE RelATEd ArT
IN todAY'S hoUSEhOLd reFrigErAtor MArket, TheRE aRE thrEe ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an icemaking and dispensing system that relatestoa bottom freezer refrigeratorcomprising an ice forming and dispensing apparatuspositioned outside the freezercompartment. 2. Description of the Related Art In today's household refrigerator market, th... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ invention relates to an ice making and dispensing system that relates to a _bottom_ freezer refrigerator comprising _an_ ice forming _and_ _dispensing_ apparatus positioned outside the freezer compartment. 2. _Description_ of _the_ Related Art _In_ today's household refrigerator market, ... |
Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process requires a specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike health... | Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process requires a specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike health... | Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an apoptotic program or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process requires a specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike health... | Turnover of cells begins with the induction of an program or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of markers by phagocytes, including macrophages, and the like. process requires a specific and selective removal of unwanted cells. Unlike healthy cells, the unwanted/aged/dying... | TUrnovER Of CeLlS BegINS WitH thE INDuCtIon of an APOptoTiC PROgraM or OtHEr CeLlULAr cHanGES tHat MArk Them For rEMovAl, aND ThE sUBsEQuEnT rECOgnITIon of MaRkERs BY pHaGocytES, iNcLuDinG MaCRopHAgEs, DeNDriTic CelLs, and The LiKE. thIs pROcess RequIreS A speCIfIC And SELECTIvE rEMoVAl of unWAnTeD Cells. unLiKE HeALTH... | Turnover of cellsbegins with the induction of an apoptotic program or othercellular changes that mark them for removal, andthe subsequent recognition of markers byphagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells,and the like. This process requires aspecific and selective removal of unwanted cells.Unli... | Turnover of cells begins with _the_ induction of an apoptotic _program_ or other cellular changes that mark them for removal, and the subsequent recognition of _markers_ by phagocytes, including macrophages, dendritic cells, and the like. This process _requires_ a _specific_ and _selective_ _removal_ _of_ unwanted cell... |
Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently have low strength ... | Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently have low strength ... | Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently have low strength ... | Porous scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healing process and growth while being made from a material will eventually degrade is attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently have low strength which be a major detriment. Another ... | PoROUs bIoaCtiVE gLaSs SCaffOLdS haVe bEEn Of IntErEST FOr BIomatErIaL DEsIGN fOR SoMe time. A micROsTrUCTurE ThAT CaN StIMULAtE THe hEALiNG ProCEsS ANd prOmotE tisSUe GRowth whiLE BeINg made FrOM A MaTeRiAL tHAt WIll EvenTUALlY DEGraDe Is attRActiVE. UnfOrtUNatelY, HIGHLy pOrOus mAtERIalS iNheREntly HAVe LOW StrengtH ... | Porous bioactive glass scaffolds have been of interest for biomaterial design for some time. A microstructure that can stimulate the healingprocess and promote tissue growthwhilebeing madefrom amaterialthat willeventuallydegrade is attractive.Unfortunately, highlyporous materials inherently have low strength which... | _Porous_ bioactive glass scaffolds have been _of_ interest _for_ biomaterial design _for_ some time. _A_ microstructure that _can_ stimulate the _healing_ process _and_ promote tissue growth while being made from a material that will eventually degrade _is_ attractive. Unfortunately, highly porous materials inherently ... |
The present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a plurality of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed together with the high-te... | The present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a plurality of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed together with the high-te... | The present invention concerns a process heating 9Kant comprising a plurality of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high - temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed ^ofether with the high ... | The present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising a of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed together with the high-temperature rea... | THE PRESeNt iNVEnTION coNcerns a procESS heatIng pLaNt ComPRisiNg A pluRaLiTY OF ReactIOn chambeRS, PrEfeRably tuBuLAr cRaCkINg ovenS inTEnDED FoR The pRODUCtION oF hyDrogeN, WHicH aRE HEAteD By THE CooLing GAS DERIVeD frOm A HIGh-tEmPeRAtURE ReacToR WheREbY thE reAcTioN ChaMBeRS aRE InsTalled toGEther WiTH the high-tE... | The presentinvention concerns a process heating plant comprising a pluralityof reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking ovens intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by thecooling gas derived from ahigh-temperature reactor whereby the reactionchambers are installed together with the ... | _The_ present invention concerns a process heating plant comprising _a_ _plurality_ of reaction chambers, preferably tubular cracking _ovens_ intended for the production of hydrogen, which are heated by the cooling gas derived from a high-temperature reactor whereby the reaction chambers are installed _together_ with t... |
The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages.
Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) in both single-ended and differential embodiments. As the ope... | The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) in both single-ended and differential embodiments. As the ope... | The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) in both single - ended and differential embodiments. As the o... | The present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes for active device stacks MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) single-ended and differential embodiments. As the operating volt... | THE preSENt InvENtIonS ReLATE gEnERAlLY tO INTeGRATED CIRCUits, AnD MoRe PArTICULARly To BIAS schemes FOR ActIVe DevIcE stacks ON MOs INTegRAteD ciRCuItS HAvINg LoW SupPly VolTageS.
stACKED DeviCEs are USEd cOmmonLY On AnaLOG aND RF INTEgraTed ciRcUits (IcS) iN bOTH SIngle-ENDED AND diffeREntIaL emBODimENTs. as THE ope... | The present inventions relate generally tointegrated circuits, and more particularly to bias schemes foractive device stacks on MOS integrated circuits having low supply voltages. Stackeddevicesare used commonly onanalog and RFintegrated circuits(ICs) in both single-endedand differential ... | _The_ present inventions relate generally to integrated circuits, and more particularly _to_ bias schemes for _active_ device stacks on _MOS_ integrated circuits _having_ low supply voltages. Stacked devices are used commonly on analog and RF integrated circuits (ICs) in both single-ended and differential embodiments. ... |
Many techniques are available to users today to find information on the world wide web (“web”). For example, users often use web browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest.
A user may enter a search query into a search box of a browser and the browser may submit the search query to a search engine. ... | Many techniques are available to users today to find information on the world wide web (“web”). For example, users often use web browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest. A exploiter may enter a search query into a search box of a browser and the browser may submit the search query to a search eng... | <agy techniques are available to uswrX today to find inVorJation on the world wide web (“ web ” ). For example, 6serQ often use web browsers and / or search engines to fimS information of interest. A user may enter a search query into a search box of a browser and the browser may s*b,it the XeXrch query to a search eng... | techniques are available to users today to find information on the web (“web”). For users often use web browsers and/or search engines find information of interest. A user may enter a search query into a search box of a browser the browser may submit the search query to engine. The search engine may identify documents ... | mANY TECHNIQues Are AVaiLABlE tO useRS toDAy tO fINd iNforMAtIOn oN THe WorLd widE wEb (“weB”). FoR exampLE, UseRs OFtEn usE Web BrOwSers AnD/or SEaRcH EngiNEs To FiNd INFORmatioN oF iNTerEST.
A USER mAy enTER A seaRCh query InTo A SEaRch Box of A BrOWSEr aNd thE BRowSeR mAy SUbmIt the SeArCH qUeRy TO a searcH EnGINE. ... | Many techniques are available to userstoday to find informationon the world wide web (“web”). Forexample, users often useweb browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest.Auser may enter asearch query into a search box of a browser and the browser may submit the search query to ase... | Many _techniques_ are available to users today _to_ find information _on_ the world wide web (“web”). For example, users often use _web_ browsers and/or search engines to find information of interest. A user may _enter_ _a_ search query into a search box of a browser _and_ the _browser_ may submit _the_ search query to... |
Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread over a landscape. When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may serve as a mulching ... | Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread over a landscape. When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may serve as a mulching ... | Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread over a landscape. When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may serve as a mulching ... | Mulching allows maintaining an soil temperature, controlling weeds enriching soil, whereby of organic material (such as straw, peat moss or leaves) is spread a landscape. When grass a mower are sufficiently in size to small particles, they may serve as a agent. Conventional mowers, however, are incapable of refining gr... | MULcHiNG aLlowS fOr mAIntaiNIng aN EvEN SOIL TemPERATURE, coNTROllING wEeds AnD ENrIcHiNG soil, WHEReby A mixTURE Of OrgANic MatERiAl (such AS StRaW, pEAT moSs Or LEavES) iS SpREad oVEr A LANdSCApE. wHEN grAss clipPiNGS frOm a lawn Mower Are sUFFiCIeNTlY ReducED in SIzE tO SmalL paRtIclEs, tHeY MAy SErVe as A mULcHInG ... | Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a mixture of organic material (suchas straw, peat moss or leaves) isspread over a landscape. When grass clippingsfrom a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to small particles, they may se... | Mulching allows for maintaining an even soil temperature, controlling weeds and enriching soil, whereby a _mixture_ of organic material (such as _straw,_ peat moss or leaves) is spread _over_ a _landscape._ When grass clippings from a lawn mower are sufficiently reduced in size to _small_ particles, they may serve _as_... |
In distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different application programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, each virtual machine executing an application server on behalf of ... | In distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different application programs. For example, multiple figure devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, each virtual machine executing an application server on behalf of cli... | In distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different application programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more virtual machines, eaXt virtual machine executing an application Qe4ver on behalf of ... | In distributed computing systems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate or more virtual each machine an application behalf of client devices which make requests of, and receive fro... | IN diSTriBUTEd CoMPutiNG Systems, mulTIPLe COMPuTing dEvICeS opErAte conCuRrEntLY To eXECUTE POsSIBly difFErEnT APPLicatiOn prOgrAmS. for eXamPLe, MulTiple cOmpuTiNG dEvIcEs CAN Each eXecutE A hyPERVIsOR DiSPosED To EMUlAte OnE OR MORE virTUAl mAChINeS, EaCh VirtuaL MaChINE eXEcUTiNG AN ApPliCATiOn SERVer on behALF of ... | Indistributedcomputingsystems, multiple computing devices operate concurrently to executepossibly different application programs. For example, multiple computing devices can each executea hypervisor disposed to emulateone or more virtual machines,each virtual machine executing an applicationserveron be... | In distributed computing systems, multiple _computing_ devices operate concurrently to execute possibly different _application_ programs. For _example,_ _multiple_ _computing_ devices can each execute a hypervisor disposed to emulate one or more _virtual_ machines, each virtual machine _executing_ an application server... |
This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for use in applications, such as automobiles and display filters, where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass.
Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels betwe... | This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for use in applications, such as automobiles and display filters, where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels betwe... | This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for use in applications, such as automobiles and display filters, where it is desirable to reversibly alter the transmission or tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels betwe... | This invention relates to glazing and, more particularly, to chromogenic glazing for use in applications, as automobiles and display filters, where is desirable to reversibly alter the or tinting of the glass. Automobile windshields, movable and fixed side and rear windows, and divider panels between the front and rear... | thIs iNveNtiON rElaTes TO gLAZing ANd, MORe pARTiCUlarLy, To chroMoGenic GLAZing For uSE In aPplicaTioNS, sucH AS AUTOmOBilES aNd displAY fILtErS, WhErE it IS desIrABLe To ReVersibLy aLTEr THE tRaNSmISsioN oR TINting oF the GLaSs.
AutOmObiLE WInDSHIeLds, MovaBLe ANd fIXed SiDe aNd rEAr wIndoWS, And dIviDeR pANeLs BeTwe... | This invention relates to glazing and,more particularly, to chromogenic glazing foruse in applications, such as automobiles anddisplay filters, where it is desirable toreversibly alter thetransmission or tintingof the glass. Automobile windshields, movable andfixed side andrear windows, anddivider panels... | _This_ invention relates to glazing and, _more_ particularly, to chromogenic glazing _for_ use in applications, _such_ as automobiles _and_ display _filters,_ where it is desirable to reversibly alter _the_ transmission _or_ tinting of the glass. Automobile _windshields,_ movable and _fixed_ side and _rear_ windows, an... |
This invention relates to an improved method for using electricity to stimulate production of viscous hydrocarbons from a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate-like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing formation through electrode wells completed in rel... | This invention relates to an improved method for using electricity to stimulate production of viscous hydrocarbons from a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate-like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing formation through electrode wells completed in rel... | This invention relates to an improved method for using electricity to stimulate production of viscous hydrocarbons from a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal plate - like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon - bearing formaRioM through electrode wells completed in... | invention relates to an improved method using electricity stimulate production of hydrocarbons from a subsurface formation. More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broaden horizontal manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing formation through electrode completed in relatively high permeability, large volu... | thiS iNvENtIon RELaTES To aN iMProVED MeTHOD for usINg eLECtRICIty to stimULAte prODUcTiON oF ViscOuS hYDRocaRBONs FrOM a sUBSURFaCE FORmATiOn. morE PaRTiCULaRY, eLeCtrIcAL CURrENT Is aPPlieD In A BRoAden hoRIzoNtAL pLaTe-LIke mannEr To A SUBSuRFaCe hYdrocARbON-BEaRing FORmatiOn THRouGH elEcTrode weLlS ComPletED in reL... | This invention relates to animproved method for using electricityto stimulate production ofviscous hydrocarbons from asubsurface formation.More particulary, electrical current is applied in a broadenhorizontal plate-likemanner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing formation through electrodewells completed in r... | This _invention_ _relates_ to an improved method for using electricity _to_ stimulate production of viscous hydrocarbons from a _subsurface_ formation. _More_ particulary, electrical current _is_ applied in _a_ broaden horizontal plate-like manner to a subsurface hydrocarbon-bearing _formation_ _through_ electrode well... |
Silicon carbide (SiC) is an advanced material typically used in power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2 MV/cm), and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 W/cm-K). Furthermore, SiC is the o... | Silicon carbide (SiC) is an advanced material typically used in power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2 MV/cm), and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 W/cm-K). Furthermore, SiC is the o... | Silicon carbide (SiC) is an advSnDed material typically used in power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg = 3. 26 eV) w8$h a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni = 5 × 10 − 9 cm − 3 ), high electric field of breakdown (Eb = 2. 2 MV / cm ), and high thermal conductivity (κ = 3. 0 - 3. 8 W / cm - K... | Silicon carbide is an advanced material typically used power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2 MV/cm), and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 Furthermore, SiC is the only wide band gap semicon... | SiLICoN caRBide (sIc) iS AN adVaNCED MAteRIAL TypiCaLly USeD iN pOwer elecTrONICS, as IT IS A wIde BAnd gAp seMiconduCTOr (eG=3.26 ev) wITh A loW INTrInsIc carRIeR COnceNtRAtIon (Ni=5×10−9 cm−3), HIgh eLECTRIc FiELd OF BreAKDoWN (eb=2.2 Mv/Cm), AnD high THErmal CoNDUCTIvitY (Κ=3.0-3.8 w/CM-K). fURthERMorE, siC IS the o... | Silicon carbide(SiC)is an advancedmaterial typically usedin powerelectronics,as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) with a low intrinsic carrier concentration (ni=5×10−9 cm−3), high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2MV/cm), and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 W/cm-K).Fu... | _Silicon_ carbide (SiC) is an advanced material typically _used_ in power electronics, as it is a wide band gap semiconductor (Eg=3.26 eV) _with_ a low _intrinsic_ carrier concentration _(ni=5×10−9_ cm−3), high electric field of breakdown (Eb=2.2 _MV/cm),_ and high thermal conductivity (κ=3.0-3.8 _W/cm-K)._ Furthermore... |
The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for exploration of oil and gas. More particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures can be promptly taken. ... | The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for exploration of oil and gas. More particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures can be promptly taken. ... | The present invention relates generally to devices and methods for exploration of oil and gas. More particularly, the invention describes how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide gas in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures can be promptly taken. ... | present invention relates to and methods exploration of gas. More particularly, the invention how to measure formation pressure and how to detect the presence of hydrogen sulfide in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures can be promptly taken. The present invention can be advantageously used... | ThE prESEnT inVEnTION rELates geNerAlly tO DEvicES anD mEthodS foR EXplOratIon of OIL AnD gAS. mORe pARtICUlARly, The INVeNTiON DESCRIBES hOw To meASURE foRMatIoN pRessURe aNd how To DETecT THE prEsEnCE Of HyDrOgEn SUlFIDe GAs in A RIsinG gas KicK SO As APPrOpriaTe PrEventiOn ANd saFETy meAsuRes can Be pRompTly TakeN. ... | Thepresent invention relates generally to devices and methods for explorationof oil and gas. Moreparticularly, the invention describes how to measureformation pressure andhow to detectthe presence of hydrogen sulfidegas in a rising gas kick so as appropriate prevention and safety measures c... | The _present_ _invention_ relates generally _to_ devices and _methods_ for _exploration_ _of_ _oil_ and gas. More _particularly,_ the _invention_ describes _how_ to _measure_ formation pressure and how to _detect_ the presence of hydrogen sulfide _gas_ in _a_ _rising_ gas kick so as _appropriate_ _prevention_ and safet... |
Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural occurring hormone found in all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant Science, 4:472-478; Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md., 1-52). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant growth and development including dormancy, germinati... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural occurring hormone found in all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant Science, 4:472-478; Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md., 1-52). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant growth and development including dormancy, germinati... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural occurring hormone found in all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant Science, 4: 472 - 478; Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md. , 1 - 52 ). ABA is involved in many major processes during plant growth and development including dormancy, ge... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural hormone in all higher plants and Krochko 1999, Trends in Plant Science, Finkelstein and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md., 1-52). is involved in many major processes during plant growth and including dormancy, germination, bud break, flowering, fruit set, general growth... | aBscIsIC ACid (ABA) iS a NATuRal oCcUrriNg HoRMoNe fOUnD In All HigheR pLantS (Cutler AnD KrocHKO 1999, trENDs in pLAnT sciENcE, 4:472-478; fINKElSteIn aNd Rock 2002, tHE ArAbIdopSIs BOOK, ASPB, MoNoNa, Md., 1-52). ABA iS InVOLvEd in maNY mAJOR pROcEsseS duriNg PlAnT gRoWTH AND dEVeLOPMent incLUdINg DOrmANCy, GerMInAtI... | Abscisic acid (ABA) is a natural occurringhormonefound in all higher plants (Cutler and Krochko 1999, Trends in PlantScience, 4:472-478;Finkelstein andRock 2002,The Arabidopsis Book, ASPB, Monona, Md., 1-52).ABA is involved in many majorprocesses during plant growth and development including dormancy, germination, ... | Abscisic acid _(ABA)_ is a natural occurring hormone found in all higher _plants_ _(Cutler_ _and_ Krochko 1999, _Trends_ in _Plant_ _Science,_ 4:472-478; _Finkelstein_ and Rock 2002, The Arabidopsis Book, _ASPB,_ Monona, Md., 1-52). ABA is _involved_ _in_ many major processes during _plant_ growth and development inclu... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion device having a circuit including a transistor.
2. Description of the Related Art
A number of photoelectric conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, photoelectric conversion devices... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion device having a circuit including a transistor. 2. Description of the Related Art A number of photoelectric conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, photoelectric conversion devices... | 1. bieid of the Invention The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion device having a circuit including a transistor. 2. Description of the Related Art A n*mVer of photoelectric conversion devices used for Cet4cting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example, photoelectric conversion devices... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to a photoelectric device a circuit including transistor. 2. Description of the Related Art A number of photoelectric conversion devices used for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For photoelectric conversion devices having ranging from ultraviolet ... | 1. fIElD oF tHe InveNTIoN
tHe prEsent inveNTiON RELATes tO A PHOtOELeCTriC CONVerSION dEVIce hAvIng A circuIT INclUdInG A TRAnSIStOr.
2. deScRIPTIon OF the RELated ART
A nuMBeR of pHoTOeleCtric CONvErsION DeVIcEs uSED FOr detectING EleCTroMagNETiC wAves arE GENeraLLY knOwN. FOr ExAMPlE, PhOtOELecTrIC CoNVErSiON deviCes... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photoelectric conversion device havinga circuit including a transistor. 2.Description ofthe Related Art A number of photoelectric conversion devices usedfor detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. For example,photoelectric conversion ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to a photoelectric _conversion_ _device_ _having_ a circuit including a transistor. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art A number of photoelectric _conversion_ devices _used_ for detecting electromagnetic waves are generally known. _For_ _example,_ _photoelec... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using such compounds.
2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using such compounds. 2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to imidazo [4, 5 - c] quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using Wush compounds. ... | 1. Field of Invention This relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods of using such compounds. 2. Description of the Related Ar... | 1. FiELd of tHe iNvEnTiOn
THIs iNvENTiON RelaTES tO imiDaZo[4,5-c]QuiNOLInE AMIne CompOuNDS. in anotHEr AspEct thIS iNvEnTiON RELAtes To IMmUnOMOduLaTOR CoMpoUnds. in OThEr aSPeCtS ThiS InVenTiOn rElaTes tO PHaRMaCeuticaL COMPosiTiONS COnTAInINg sUCh cOmPOunDs, AND phArmAcOLOgICAL MethODs OF UsInG SUcH comPOuNdS.
2. de... | 1.Fieldof the Invention This invention relates to imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline amine compounds. In another aspect thisinvention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In other aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing such compounds, and pharmacological methods ofusing s... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the _Invention_ This invention relates _to_ imidazo[4,5-c]quinoline _amine_ compounds. In another aspect this invention relates to immunomodulator compounds. In _other_ aspects this invention relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing _such_ compounds, and pharmacological methods _of_ using such ... |
This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics.
The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) family is an expanding set... | This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) family is an expanding set... | This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumor necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) family is an expanding set... | This invention relates generally to extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the necrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosis factor) family an expanding set of extracellular s... | ThIS iNveNTIoN RelAteS geneRALly TO ExTRAcElluLaR sigNAL moLEcUlEs, AnD MORe pArTIcularLY, ReLatES to A MEmBer OF THE TUmOR nECrOsIs FACtoR (tNf) fAMILY Of MOLeCuLEs DESIGNaTed As tRepa, rEAGeNTS ANd meThOdS fOr ITs dETECTion As weLL as its uSe in theRaPeuTiCs.
ThE TnF (tUmoR NEcrOSIs FacTor) fAmiLy Is An eXpANding set... | This invention relates generally to extracellular signalmolecules, and more particularly, relates to a member of the tumornecrosis factor (TNF) family of molecules designated as TREPA, reagents and methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The TNF (tumor necrosisfactor) fa... | This invention relates generally _to_ extracellular signal molecules, and more particularly, _relates_ to a member _of_ the _tumor_ necrosis factor (TNF) family _of_ molecules designated _as_ _TREPA,_ _reagents_ _and_ methods for its detection as well as its use in therapeutics. The _TNF_ (tumor necrosis factor) family... |
Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target regions of nucleic acids and inhibit gene expression. They are useful to control infectious disease and have been used and tested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with altered or aberra... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target regions of nucleic acids and inhibit gene expression. They are useful to control infectious disease and have been used and tested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with altered or aberra... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target regions of nucleic acids and 9nhibih gene expression. They are useful to control infectious disease and have been used and tested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated with altered or aberra... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these molecules to target regions nucleic acids and inhibit gene expression. They are useful to infectious disease and been used and tested in a variety of diseases or conditions associated altered or aberrant gene such as cancers, h... | SyNThEtic olIGonucleoTIDES HAvE bEEn ShOWn To ReGUlaTE gEne eXprESSion iN ceLlS. thUS, ThESE molecuLEs BiNd to TarGeT reGIons OF nUcLEic ACIdS AND iNHiBit GENe EXpresSioN. THeY ARe usEFuL to COnTrOl InFEcTioUS DiSeaSe And HavE bEen UseD aNd TeSTED IN A vaRietY of diseAsEs or ConditioNs assOCiAtED with ALTEreD OR ABErRa... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene expression in cells. Thus, these moleculesbind to target regions of nucleic acidsand inhibit gene expression. They are useful to control infectious diseaseand have been used andtested in avarietyof diseases or conditions associated with altered ... | Synthetic oligonucleotides have been shown to regulate gene _expression_ in cells. Thus, these molecules bind to target regions of nucleic acids and inhibit gene expression. They _are_ useful to control infectious _disease_ _and_ have been _used_ and tested in a variety of diseases _or_ _conditions_ associated with alt... |
The present invention relates to a clamping device for interconnecting two elongate elements.
The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use with surgical retractors.
In surgical operations requiring access to internal organs and bone structures, it is common to use retracto... | The present invention relates to a clamping device for interconnecting two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use with surgical retractors. In surgical operations requiring access to internal organs and bone structures, it is common to use retracto... | The present invention relates to a clamping device for interconnecting two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use with surgical retractors. In surgical operations requiring access to internal organs and bone structures, it is common to use retracto... | The present relates to a clamping device for two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use with surgical retractors. In surgical operations access to internal organs and bone structures, it is to use retractors to hold tissue about the surgical site, ... | THE pREsenT INvENTIon rELATES tO a cLAMpINg dEvICe For inTERcoNNecTing tWo Elongate eLeMeNtS.
tHE ClamPiNg DEViCe HaS beEN dEvisED PArtICUlARly, aLthOugH NOT NECeSsARiLy SoLELY, for uSe WiTh SuRgIcaL rETraCtOrs.
in suRGiCAl OPEraTIonS ReQuiRING AccEss to iNTernAl orGanS anD bone StruCTUReS, IT is cOmmOn TO UsE ReTracTO... | The present invention relates to a clampingdevice for interconnecting two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not necessarily solely, for use withsurgical retractors. In surgical operations requiringaccess to internal organs and bone structures, it is common t... | The present invention relates to a clamping _device_ for _interconnecting_ two elongate elements. The clamping device has been devised particularly, although not _necessarily_ solely, for use with surgical retractors. In surgical operations _requiring_ access _to_ internal organs and _bone_ structures, _it_ is common t... |
As the integration degree of semiconductor devices has increased, the size and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting circuits has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However, it can be difficult to form minute patterns that can be applied to semiconductor devices using, for example, a ... | As the integration degree of semiconductor devices has increased, the size and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting circuits has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However, it can be difficult to class minute patterns that can be applied to semiconductor devices using, for example, a... | As the integration degree of semiconduXto# devices has increxded, the size and interval (pitch) of patterns coBstifuting circuits has W,so been reduced. Accordingly, mon*te patterns should be formed. However, it can be difficult to goEm minute patt4rne that can be apLlieW to semiconductor devices using, for sxamplF, a ... | As the integration degree of semiconductor devices has the size and interval (pitch) of patterns constituting circuits also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However, it can be difficult form minute patterns that be applied to devices using, for example, a KrF light source (245 nm) or ArF lig... | aS The iNteGrATION DegRee of SeMICoNduCTor DeVICeS Has iNcReaSED, ThE SIZE AnD iNTerVAl (pItch) Of PaTTeRNS consTItutiNG CirCuItS HAs AlSo BEEN RedUCEd. AcCOrdiNGly, MinutE pAtTeRns sHOUlD Be formED. HOweVeR, it CaN be dIFFIcuLT TO fORM minutE pAtTErNS ThAt can bE aPpLiEd To seMicOnDuCTOR DevIceS UsINg, FoR eXaMPLE, a ... | As the integration degree of semiconductor deviceshas increased, the size and interval (pitch) ofpatterns constituting circuits has also been reduced. Accordingly, minute patterns should be formed. However,it canbe difficult to form minute patterns that can be applied to semiconductor ... | As _the_ integration degree of semiconductor _devices_ has _increased,_ _the_ size _and_ interval _(pitch)_ of patterns constituting circuits has also been _reduced._ Accordingly, minute _patterns_ should be formed. _However,_ it _can_ be difficult _to_ form _minute_ patterns that can be applied _to_ semiconductor devi... |
A wireless communication device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over a wireless communication link. Typically, the wireless communication device continually receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, such as a carrier to interference plus nois... | A wireless communication device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over a wireless communication link. Typically, the wireless communication device continually receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, such as a carrier to interference plus nois... | A wireless communication device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over a wireless communication link. Typically, the wireless communication E3vice continually receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, such as a carrier to interference plus nois... | A wireless communication device communicates with a serving wireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over wireless communication Typically, the wireless communication device continually receives transport level status related this RF signal, as a carrier to interference plus noise ratio (CINR) and a rec... | a wIreleSs COmMUniCAtIOn dEViCE coMMunIcAtes WITH a SeRVing WIreLESs ACCess NodE usinG A radio fReqUEnCy (Rf) sIgnal oVer A WirElEss CoMmuNICAtion lInk. TypicAlLY, the WiRelEsS comMUnICaTiON DEVice cONTInuAlLy ReCEIvES TraNspoRt LEVEl StaTUS METRiCs ReLAted tO THIs Rf siGNaL, suCH as A CARRiEr tO inTErferEncE PlUs nOIs... | A wireless communication device communicates with a servingwireless access node using a radio frequency (RF) signal over a wireless communication link.Typically, the wireless communicationdevice continually receives transport level status metrics related to this RF signal, such as acarrier to interference pl... | A wireless communication device _communicates_ with a serving wireless access node using _a_ radio frequency (RF) _signal_ over _a_ wireless communication link. Typically, the wireless communication device continually receives transport level _status_ metrics related _to_ this _RF_ _signal,_ such as _a_ carrier _to_ in... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially to a side knock type mechanical pencil.
2. Description of the Related Art
Nowadays, the mechanical pencil can be used continuously by refilling the lead so that it is used frequently by the people when they work and study. T... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially to a side knock type mechanical pencil. 2. Description of the Related Art Nowadays, the mechanical pencil can be used continuously by refilling the lead so that it is used frequently by the people when they work and study. T... | 1. Field of the Invention ThKX invention DFlates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially to a side knock type mechanical pencil. 2. Description of the Related Art Nowadays, the mechanical pencil can be used continuously by refilling the lead so that it is used frequently by the people when they w83k and study. T... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the filed pencils, especially to a knock type mechanical pencil. 2. Description of Related Art Nowadays, mechanical pencil can be used continuously by refilling lead so that it is used by the people when they work and study. The principle of mechanical pencils made in... | 1. field oF tHe inveNtIoN
tHIs InvENTIoN rELaTEs To THe filED OF MEcHanicAL pENCiLs, EspeCiALLy TO a sIDE KnoCK tYPE MEChaniCAl PenCiL.
2. DEScRIpTiOn oF The rELAtEd ARt
NowADayS, tHE MeChANICAl PeNcIl caN be Used ContINUOuSlY BY rEFIlling tHE LEaD so ThaT iT is uSED FreQUEnTly by ThE PEOpLe wheN tHEY WORK aNd StuDy. T... | 1. Field of the Invention This inventionrelates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially toa side knock type mechanical pencil. 2. Description of theRelated Art Nowadays, the mechanical pencil canbe used continuously byrefilling the lead so that it is used frequentlyby the people when theywork and s... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates to the filed of mechanical pencils, especially _to_ a _side_ knock type _mechanical_ pencil. _2._ Description of the Related Art Nowadays, the _mechanical_ pencil can _be_ used _continuously_ by refilling the lead _so_ that it _is_ used frequently by _the_ people _when... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, or the similar mat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, or the similar mat... | 1. F8eod of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor eevKce using a thin film transistor (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix type liquid crystal displaying unit, or the similar mat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device using a thin film (TFT) mounted on an insulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active type liquid crystal displaying unit, or the similar matrix circuit. 2. De... | 1. FielD Of The InVeNTIOn
THE prEsEnT iNVentIOn rELateS to a SemICONdUcTOR device uSing A ThIn fIlM TRansIsToR (TFT) moUNtEd ON AN INsULATIng suBStrAtE SUCh aS A GLASS PLAtE, ANd MOrE PaRTIcUlARlY TO A SEmiconductOr dEVICE WHIch CaN Be UTIliZED iN aN acTiVe maTRIX TyPe LIQUID crYStaL dISPLAyINg unIT, Or ThE siMilAr mat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto asemiconductor device usingathin film transistor (TFT) mounted on aninsulating substrate such as a glass plate, and more particularly to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix typeliquid crystal displaying unit, or t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a semiconductor _device_ _using_ a thin film transistor (TFT) _mounted_ on an insulating substrate such _as_ _a_ glass plate, and more _particularly_ to a semiconductor device which can be utilized in an active matrix _type_ liquid _crystal_ _displaying_ _uni... |
The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“GRE”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on a computer network. The tunnel can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packet inside another data packet and by adding additional tunnel packet headers.... | The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“GRE”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on a computer network. The tunnel can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packet inside another data packet and by adding additional tunnel packet headers.... | The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“ GRE ”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on a computer network. The tunnel can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packet inside another data paVuet and by adding additional tunnel packet header... | The Generic Routing Encapsulation (“GRE”) can be used establish a tunnel between a computer network. The can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packet another packet and by adding tunnel packet headers. One common type of GRE tunnel is IP-in-IP, in which Inte... | The geNerIC rOutInG encApsUlAtIoN (“gRE”) PrOTOcOl cAn be USeD To eSTAbLISh A TUNneL BETWeEn two deVIceS On A COmputEr nEtWoRk. THE TUNNel CAN be a VIRtuAl DaTa LiNk BEtWeEN THE TWo DEVICeS, aNd It CaN BE CreAteD By enCapsulATinG one dATA PACkET INsiDE aNoThER DaTa PacKEt AnD by addINg adDitIoNal tunnEl pacKET hEaders.... | TheGeneric Routing Encapsulation (“GRE”) protocol can be used to establish a tunnel between two devices on acomputer network. The tunnel can be a virtual data link between the two devices, and it can be created by encapsulating one data packetinsideanother data packet and byadding additional tunnelpacket... | The Generic _Routing_ Encapsulation (“GRE”) protocol can be _used_ _to_ establish a tunnel between two devices _on_ _a_ computer network. The tunnel can be a _virtual_ data link between the two devices, and it can _be_ created by encapsulating one _data_ packet inside another data packet and by adding additional tunnel... |
The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a movable member is fixed to a fixed member, for use on an adjustable-angle seat back, for example, and more particularly to such a fixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixed member and a movable member angularly movably mounted on th... | The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a movable member is fixed to a fixed member, for use on an adjustable-angle seat back, for example, and more particularly to such a fixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixed member and a movable member angularly movably mounted on th... | The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a movable member is fixed to a fixed member, for use on an adjustable - angle seat back, for example, and more particularly to such a fixed - angle adjusFiHg mechanism composed of a fixed member and a movable member angularly movably mounted o... | The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which a movable member is to a fixed member, for use on seat back, example, and more particularly such a fixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of fixed member and a movable member angularly movably mounted the fixed member, the fixed and movable ... | THe preseNT iNVentION reLaTeS To A mEcHAnIsm fOr adJusTing aN ANgLe AT wHICH a MoVABle mEmBER Is fixEd To A FIxEd meMBER, fOr USE on an adJUStABLE-ANgLE seat bAck, FOR EXAmPLe, and More PaRTICULARLY to sUcH a fiXEd-ANgLe adJuStInG MeChanISM cOMPosEd Of a fIXEd MEMber and A MovaBlE mEMbeR anGulARlY MovABLy MOunTED on Th... | The present invention relates to a mechanism for adjusting an angle at which amovable member is fixed to a fixed member, for use onan adjustable-angle seat back, for example, and more particularly to sucha fixed-angleadjusting mechanism composed of a fixed member and a movable member a... | The present invention relates to a _mechanism_ for adjusting _an_ angle at which a _movable_ member _is_ fixed _to_ a _fixed_ _member,_ for use _on_ an adjustable-angle _seat_ back, _for_ example, _and_ more particularly to such a fixed-angle adjusting mechanism composed of a fixed _member_ _and_ a movable member angul... |
a) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting direction for setting the position of the steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the opened state of w... | a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting direction for setting the position of the steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the opened state of w... | a) Field of the Invention The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting direction for setting the position of the steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the opened state of w... | a) Field The relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in one setting direction for setting the position of steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in setting direction, securement device, in the opened state of which the setting part is displaceable with resp... | a) FIEld Of tHE inveNTION
tHe iNVentiON RELAteS To aN adJUSTaBlE STEErING ColUmN For a MoTOr VEhiCLE wItH A sETtiNg pArT DISplacEABlE In At LeAsT One SEtTIng DIREcTIon fOr sETTING THE Position Of The sTeErInG cOLuMN, A hoLdINg PArt noNdIsPlacEaBLe IN THiS seTTING diRECTIoN, A secUREMeNT devicE, In ThE OpeNEd State oF W... | a) Field of the Invention The invention relates toan adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in at least one setting directionfor settingthe position of the steering column, a holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the ope... | _a)_ Field of the Invention The invention relates to an adjustable steering column for a motor vehicle with a setting part displaceable in _at_ least one setting direction for setting the position _of_ _the_ _steering_ column, _a_ holding part nondisplaceable in this setting direction, a securement device, in the _open... |
This invention relates generally to determining performance of communication channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of a communication channel with user perception of the communication channel's performance.
Various systems provide an increasing amount of content to client de... | This invention relates generally to determining performance of communication channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of a communication channel with user perception of the communication channel's performance. Various systems provide an increasing amount of content to client de... | This invention relates generally to determining performance of communicXtoon channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of teVhnicap characteristics of a communication channel with user perception of the communication channel ' s performance. Various systems provide an increasing amount of content to client ... | This invention relates generally to determining performance of communication channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical characteristics of a communication with user perception of communication channel's performance. Various systems increasing of content to client devices for presentation to user... | ThIS inventioN RElaTES gEneRaLLY To dEteRMIniNG perFOrmANCE oF cOMmunicAtiOn Channels, and More PArticULaRly TO EvaLUatiNG efFects oF teChNicaL CHaraCTErIStics of A cOmMUnIcATIOn CHAnnel WITh usEr PercEPTION Of ThE coMMUNICatiOn chANnel'S peRFormAnCe.
vaRiOuS sySTems PROVIde aN INCReASiNg AmounT oF coNtENt to cLieNT de... | This invention relates generally to determining performance of communication channels, and more particularly toevaluating effectsof technical characteristics of a communication channel withuser perception of the communication channel's performance. Various systems provide an increasing amount of content... | This invention _relates_ generally to _determining_ performance of communication channels, and more particularly to evaluating effects of technical _characteristics_ _of_ a _communication_ channel with _user_ perception _of_ the communication channel's performance. Various systems provide _an_ _increasing_ amount _of_ ... |
1. Technical Field
Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific implementations involve davit cranes and gantry cranes.
2. Background Art
Cranes are used in many industries for a variety of applications. Typically, a crane is used to hold, lift, or lower a load and/or to move the load to another l... | 1. Technical Field Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific implementations involve davit crane and gantry cranes. 2. Background Art Cranes are used in many industries for a variety of applications. Typically, a crane is used to hold, lift, or lower a load and/or to move the load to another lo... | 1. Technical Fi3lc Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific LmplemenFations involve davit cranes and gantry cranes. 2. fackg$ound Art Cranes are used in many industries for a var8etg of applications. Typically, a crane is used to hold, lift, or lower a losE and / or to move the koqd to anotm2r... | 1. Technical Field Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific implementations involve cranes gantry cranes. 2. Background Art Cranes are used in many industries for a variety of applications. Typically, a crane is used hold, lift, or lower load and/or to the to another location. types of cranes ... | 1. TEChnical fIEld
aspects oF tHIs dOcuMeNt rELaTe gENerAlly TO CRAnEs. moRE specIfic IMpLEmeNTAtIOnS invOlVE daViT CrAnEs aND GaNTry cRAnEs.
2. baCkgROuND ART
cRAneS ARE USed in many INduStriEs FOr A vAriety Of APPLicatIoNS. TypICAllY, A CRaNE Is Used TO holD, liFT, oR LOwER a LOAD And/oR TO mOVe THe load to ANOtHEr L... | 1.Technical Field Aspects of this document relate generally to cranes. More specificimplementations involvedavit cranes and gantry cranes.2. Background Art Cranes are used in many industries fora variety of applications. Typically, a crane is usedto hold,lift, or lower a load and/or to move the load... | 1. Technical Field _Aspects_ of this document relate generally to cranes. More specific _implementations_ involve _davit_ cranes and gantry cranes. 2. Background Art _Cranes_ _are_ used in many industries _for_ a variety _of_ _applications._ Typically, a crane _is_ used _to_ hold, lift, or lower a _load_ and/or to move... |
Proximity sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in a common direction so that RF or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back to the receiver when an object is present proximate the detector. Conventional systems of ... | Proximity sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in a common direction so that RF or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back to the receiver when an object is present proximate the detector. Conventional systems of ... | Proximity sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio freA7ency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in a common direction so that RF or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected baD< to the receiver when an kbjech is present proximate the detector. Conventional systFJs of ... | Proximity sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared transmitters and receivers in common direction so that or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back to the receiver when object is present proximate the detector. Conventional systems of this type relying on... | PROXimITy SensOrs Or dEtEctOrS Of tHE fOrEGOInG TYPE TYPICALLy UsE RaDIO FREqUenCy (rf) oR InFrarEd (IR) TRAnsmittERs AnD receIVers faCiNG iN a COMmOn DirEcTIon SO tHAT rf oR IR EnERGy eMiTteD by tHE trANSmittER is reflecTEd BAcK tO the reCeIvER WheN aN oBjECt iS pREsEnT pRoximAtE tHE DEtEcTOr. ConvENTIonAL sYstems OF ... | Proximity sensors or detectors of theforegoing type typically useradio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmittersand receivers facingin a commondirection so that RF or IRenergy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back to the receiver when an object is presentproximate the detector.Conve... | _Proximity_ sensors or detectors of the foregoing type typically use radio frequency (RF) or infrared (IR) transmitters and receivers facing in _a_ _common_ _direction_ so that RF or IR energy emitted by the transmitter is reflected back _to_ _the_ _receiver_ when _an_ object is present _proximate_ _the_ detector. Conv... |
Transmission of information by the use of light over optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with as little change as possible. Fibers are substituted for other transmi... | Transmission of information by the use of light over optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with as little change as possible. Fibers are substituted for other transmi... | Transmission of information by the use of light over optical fibers is widely used in long - haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transLortWd along optical fibers and detected to regenerate the original electronic signal with as little change as possible. Fibers are substituted for other trans... | Transmission of information by use of over optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along optical fibers and detected the original electronic signal with as little change possible. Fibers substituted for other transmission media and all signal proc... | trAnsmISsion of inFOrMaTIon bY tHE use oF lIght OVER opTiCaL fIbeRS iS wIDelY uSeD iN lONG-HaUl tELeCOMmUNiCatiON sySteMS. OPtIcAl SIGnaLs aRE GEnerated, TRANSpORtED along OptIcAl FIbeRS and DETECteD TO ReGeNErate THe orIGinal ElECtRoNiC SiGNAl wITh AS lItTLE CHAngE as POssIBLe. FIbeRS are SubstiTUTED FOR Other TrANSmi... | Transmission of information by the use oflight over optical fibers is widely used in long-haul telecommunication systems.Optical signals are generated,transported along optical fibersand detected to regeneratethe original electronic signalwith as littlechange aspossible. Fibers are substituted for oth... | Transmission _of_ information _by_ the use of light _over_ optical fibers is widely used in _long-haul_ telecommunication systems. Optical signals are generated, transported along _optical_ fibers and detected to regenerate _the_ original _electronic_ signal with as _little_ change _as_ possible. Fibers are substituted... |
This invention relates to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, floors, etc.
In U.S. Pat. No. 3,024,880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork provide... | This invention relates to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, floors, etc. In U.S. Pat. No. 3,024,880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork provide... | This inv3ntioG rekateE to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, Glo)rs, etc. In U. S. Pat. No. 3, 024, 880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork prov... | This invention relates to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, floors, In Pat. No. 3,024,880 there is shown a building panel unit which is constructed of an outer frame 13 an inner gridwork provided by innerlocki... | ThiS iNVEntiOn ReLaTeS tO A BUILDING Block ANd MORe partICuLARly To A MODUlar BUildiNG bLoCK WHicH CAN bE USEd FOr CONstrUCtinG VaRIOUS StrUctUrEs SuCh As wINDOWs, WaLLs, FLoorS, etC.
IN U.s. PAt. NO. 3,024,880 thEre iS Shown A BuILdINg pANEL uNIT wHicH is CoNSTrucTEd Of An ouTEr FraME 13 WITH An INner GriDwork ProvIde... | This invention relatesto a building block andmoreparticularly to a modular building block which can be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls,floors, etc. In U.S. Pat. No. 3,024,880 there is showna building panelunit which is constructed ofan outer frame 13 with an inner gridwork prov... | This _invention_ _relates_ to a building block and more particularly to a modular building block which _can_ be used for constructing various structures such as windows, walls, _floors,_ etc. In U.S. _Pat._ No. _3,024,880_ there is _shown_ a building panel unit _which_ _is_ _constructed_ of an outer frame 13 with _an_ ... |
The concept “system LSI” of a plurality of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs) on a common substrate has recently been brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized as a wide variety of multifunctional semiconductor dev... | The concept “system LSI” of a plurality of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs) on a common substrate has recently been brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized as a wide variety of multifunctional semiconductor dev... | The concept “ system LSI ” of a plurality of large - scale integrated circuits (LSIs) on a common substrate has recently been brought in and various methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized as a wide variety of multifunctional semiconductor... | concept LSI” of a of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs) on a substrate has recently been brought and various methods of LSIs have also been proposed. System particular the advantage being realized as a wide variety of semiconductor devices on an large scale of integration in such a manner that a memory such a rando... | tHE cOnCePt “syStEm lSi” OF a PLURaLity Of lARGE-scaLE INtEGrated ciRCUitS (lsiS) ON A cOMmon suBstrATE HAs recENtLy bEEn broUGHt IN AnD vArIous meThods Of DesigNINg sYstEm LSIS have Also BEEN PROPOsEd. SYSTeM lsIS in pArtIcUlAR have tHe aDvaNtaGe OF beiNg reALiZEd AS A wIDE vaRieTY oF MulTiFunCtiOnAL SEMicondUctOr dev... | The concept “system LSI” of a plurality of large-scale integrated circuits (LSIs)ona common substrate has recently been brought in andvarious methods of designing system LSIs have also been proposed. System LSIs in particularhave the advantage of being realized as awide variety ofmultifunctional semicond... | The concept “system LSI” of a plurality of large-scale integrated circuits _(LSIs)_ on a common substrate has recently been brought in and various methods of designing _system_ LSIs _have_ also been proposed. _System_ LSIs in particular have the advantage of being realized _as_ a wide variety of _multifunctional_ semic... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, hedge, or small tree.
Parentage: The Callistemon vimin... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, hedge, or small tree. Parentage: The Callistemon vimin... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘ KPS38 ’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘ KPS38 ’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, hedge, or small tree. Parentage: The Callistemon v... | The invention relates to a new and distinct perennial variety of Callistemon viminalis, which has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, or small tree. The Callistemon viminalis variety ‘KPS38’ was t... | tHe pREsenT iNVENTion reLATEs TO A new aNd DiStInCT pereNNial vARiEtY Of callISteMOn viMInALiS, wHICH HaS bEEn GIVeN The vARietY DENoMINaTiOn of ‘Kps38’. iTS MaRkEt CLAsS iS ThAt oF an oRNameNTaL SHruB. ‘KPS38’ iS intEnded For USe IN LandscApIng As AN aCcenT shRuB, HEDGE, oR sMaLL Tree.
paRENTaGE: The CaLliStEMoN vIMIn... | The present invention relates to anew and distinctperennial variety of Callistemonviminalis, whichhas been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. Its market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use in landscaping as an accent shrub, hedge, or small tree. Parentage: The... | The present _invention_ relates to a new and distinct perennial _variety_ of Callistemon viminalis, _which_ has been given the variety denomination of ‘KPS38’. _Its_ market class is that of an ornamental shrub. ‘KPS38’ is intended for use _in_ landscaping _as_ an accent shrub, hedge, or small tree. Parentage: The Calli... |
Not applicable.
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to the development of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly for launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of submarines and torpedoes.
2. Description of the P... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to the development of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly for launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of submarines and torpedoes. 2. Description of the P... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to the development of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly for launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of submarines and t)rped8es. 2. Description of the P... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to the development of countermeasures and is directed more particularly to an assembly launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve decoys and and confuse sonar of submarines and torpedoes. Description of Prior Art Acoustic countermeasure devices... | nOt apPLicable.
1. FiELd OF the INvEnTion
ThE inveNtIOn RElATES to the deVEloPMenT Of elEcTROnic COuNteRmEASURES And iS dirEcteD MorE paRTicUlaRLY To an assEMblY foR lAunChiNg UnDersEA WARfAre counTermeAsUreS wHicH sErve AS decoys and TO jaM and cOnFusE SoNaR sYSteMs of SuBMaRIneS AnD TorPEDoEs.
2. dESCrIpTIoN of the p... | Not applicable.1. Field ofthe Invention The inventionrelates to thedevelopment of electronic countermeasures and is directed more particularly toan assembly for launching undersea warfare countermeasures which serve as decoys and to jam and confuse sonar systems of submarinesand torpedoes. 2. Descripti... | _Not_ applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to _the_ development of electronic countermeasures _and_ is _directed_ more _particularly_ to an assembly for launching undersea _warfare_ countermeasures which _serve_ _as_ decoys and to _jam_ and confuse sonar systems of submarines and torpedoes. 2. De... |
During the production of high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti), many by-products may be produced. One by-product in particular is sodium fluoride (NaF). In current production of high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) production, water fluoridati... | During the production of high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti), many by-products may be produced. One by-product in particular is sodium fluoride (NaF). In current production of high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) production, water fluoridati... | During the produc4ikn of high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti ), many by - products may be produced. One by - product in larticulzr is sodium fluoride (NaF ). In current production of high purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) production, water fluo... | During the production high purity metals, for example silicon (Si) or titanium many by-products may be produced. One by-product in particular is sodium fluoride In current production of high purity Si, is typically packaged sold. It is used hydrofluoric acid (HF) production, water fluoridation, as an additive in tooth ... | DurIng The PrODucTIon Of hiGH purItY metaLS, fOr EXaMPle SiLIcON (sI) OR tiTAnIUm (ti), MANY BY-PRODUcTs mAY bE prODUceD. ONe by-PRoduct in PartIculaR IS SOdIUM FluorIde (naF). In CURreNt pRoDUction of HIGH pURitY si, naF Is TYpicaLlY pAcKAGed AND sOlD. It Is UsED FOR HydrOFluoRIC ACId (Hf) pRoduCTIoN, wateR FlUorIDatI... | During the production of high purity metals,for example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti), many by-products may be produced. One by-product in particular is sodium fluoride (NaF).Incurrent production ofhigh purity Si, NaF is typically packaged and sold. It is used for hydrofluoric acid (HF) productio... | During the production of high purity metals, _for_ example silicon (Si) or titanium (Ti), _many_ by-products may be produced. _One_ _by-product_ in particular _is_ sodium fluoride (NaF). In current production of high _purity_ Si, NaF is typically packaged and _sold._ It is used for _hydrofluoric_ acid (HF) production, ... |
The concept of providing lean air/fuel mixtures to engines is not new. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 1,916,938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amount of fuel in the air/fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the '938 patent, the s... | The concept of providing lean air/fuel mixtures to engines is not new. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 1,916,938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amount of fuel in the air/fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the '938 patent, the s... | The concept of providing lean air / fuel mixtures to engines is not new. For example, U. S. Pat. No. 1, 916, 938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by - pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amount of fuel in the air / fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the ' 938 pat... | The concept of providing lean to engines is not new. For U.S. Pat. No. 1,916,938 which Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine reduce the amount of fuel in the air/fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the '938 patent, the system described utilizes a standard c... | tHE ConCePt Of providing lean AiR/fUEl mIXTureS tO enginEs is noT nEW. for eXamPLE, U.s. PAT. NO. 1,916,938 wHicH IsSUed JUl. 4, 1933 desCribes THE Use oF a by-pAsS air cOnDuIT IN a CARBUreTEd ENGINe To reDUcE tHE AmoUNT of fuEl IN thE Air/fueL MixtUre to INCrease The eFfICIenCY oF tHE EnGINe. In THe '938 paTenT, THE S... | Theconcept ofproviding lean air/fuel mixtures to engines is not new. Forexample, U.S. Pat. No. 1,916,938 which issued Jul. 4, 1933 describes the use of a by-pass air conduit in a carbureted engine to reduce the amount offuel in the air/fuel mixture to increase the efficiency of the engine. In ... | The concept _of_ providing _lean_ _air/fuel_ mixtures to engines is not new. For example, U.S. Pat. _No._ 1,916,938 which issued Jul. _4,_ 1933 describes the use of a by-pass air conduit _in_ a carbureted engine to reduce the amount _of_ fuel in the air/fuel _mixture_ to increase the efficiency of the engine. In the '9... |
The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, for example.
Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, such as so... | The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, for example. Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, such as so... | The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manuTactur*ng resin - sealed semiconductor devices, for example. Japanese Patent Laid - Open No. 2001 - 257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, such... | The present relates to techniques for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, example. Japanese Patent Laid-Open describes a technique, in which a brazing material, such solder, is used for coupling between one co... | ThE preseNT inVeNtIon RELaTES to TechniQuEs foR mAnuFACTurINg SEmICoNDUCtOr DEvIcEs, AND RELaTes To A tECHNiqUe effecTiVElY apPlIed to THE TEchNiquE for maNUFactURiNG RESin-seAlEd SemICONDUctoR DeviCeS, FOr exAMpLE.
JaPANeSe pATeNT Laid-opeN NO. 2001-257291 desCRIBeS a TeCHniQUe, IN WHicH A bRAzing mAtErIaL, SUcH aS SO... | The present invention relates to techniques for manufacturingsemiconductor devices, andrelates to a technique effectively applied tothe technique for manufacturing resin-sealed semiconductor devices, for example. Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2001-257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, su... | The _present_ invention relates to _techniques_ for manufacturing semiconductor devices, and relates to a technique effectively applied to the technique for manufacturing _resin-sealed_ semiconductor devices, for example. _Japanese_ Patent Laid-Open _No._ 2001-257291 describes a technique, in which a brazing material, ... |
1. Field
This disclosure relates generally to level shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used by the normal logic transistors.
2. Related Art
Non-volatile memories (NVMs) typically require higher voltages than the power supply used for the logic transist... | 1. Field This disclosure relates generally to level shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used by the normal logic transistors. 2. Related Art Non-volatile memories (NVMs) typically require higher voltages than the power supply used for the logic transist... | 1. Field This disclosure relates generally to oeFel shifters ussC in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higJSr voltages than are used by the n8Dmal l(Fic transistors. 2. Related Art Non - volatile memories (NVMs) typically require higher voltagdE than the power s T0ply used for the logic trans... | 1. Field disclosure relates to level shifters used integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used the normal logic transistors. 2. Related Art Non-volatile memories typically require higher voltages than the power supply logic transistors. The logic transistors can be made di... | 1. fIElD
tHiS dIScloSuRe ReLAtes geNEraLLY TO LEvEL ShiFTErs UsEd In InTEGRaTed cirCUiTs, EsPECiALLY Ones REQUIRiNG sIGNiFiCaNtly HiGHeR voltagEs thaN ArE UseD By the NOrMal loGIC TrAnsISTORs.
2. ReLaTed aRT
NON-VolAtiLe MemoRieS (NVms) TypiCAlly Require hIGher VOlTagEs THAn ThE pOweR sUpPLy uSEd fOR tHE lOgIC tRansist... | 1. Field This disclosure relates generally to level shifters used in integrated circuits, especially ones requiring significantly higher voltages than are used bythe normal logic transistors. 2. Related Art Non-volatilememories (NVMs) typically require higher voltages than the power supply usedfor ... | 1. Field This disclosure _relates_ generally to level shifters used _in_ integrated _circuits,_ especially ones requiring significantly _higher_ _voltages_ than are used by the normal _logic_ transistors. _2._ Related _Art_ Non-volatile memories (NVMs) typically require _higher_ voltages _than_ the power supply _used_ ... |
Throughout this specification, the term “particle” refers to the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of varying types and sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers.
The separa... | Throughout this specification, the term “particle” refers to the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of varying types and sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers. The separa... | Throughout this specification, the term “ particle ” refers to the constituents of liquid sample aliquots that may be molecules of varying types and sjz#s, nanoparticles, virus like particIWs, liposomes, emuIxions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micrometers. The sepa... | Throughout this specification, the term “particle” refers to the constituents liquid aliquots that may be molecules of varying and sizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles, emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand The separation of in a by of flow fractionation, F... | thrOUGhout tHis sPECIfiCaTiON, tHE teRM “PARTiClE” rEFERS To The cONSTiTuENTS oF LIqUiD sAmpLe aLiQuOTS THaT MaY BE MolECUlES oF VARying tYpes AND siZEs, NAnopaRtiCLEs, ViRuS lIke paRTiClES, liPOsoMEs, EMulSionS, BaCtERia, cOlloIdS, ETC. Their SIZE rAnge May lie bETWEEn 1 NM AND sevERal ThousaND MIcroMEters.
THE sePaRa... | Throughout this specification, the term“particle” refers to the constituentsofliquid sample aliquots that may bemolecules of varying types andsizes, nanoparticles, virus like particles,liposomes,emulsions, bacteria, colloids, etc. Their size range may lie between 1 nm and several thousand micr... | Throughout this specification, the term “particle” refers to the constituents of _liquid_ sample aliquots that _may_ be molecules of _varying_ _types_ _and_ _sizes,_ nanoparticles, virus like particles, liposomes, _emulsions,_ _bacteria,_ colloids, etc. Their size _range_ may lie between 1 nm and several _thousand_ _mi... |
1. Field Of The Invention
The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi-conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques.
2. Description Of The Prior Art
The manufacture of various electronic... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi-conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques. 2. Description Of The Prior Art The manufacture of various electronic... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically to the creation of electrically conductive and semi - conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques. 2. Description Of The Prior Art The manufacture of vSfious electron... | 1. Field Of Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and more specifically the creation of conductive semi-conductive patterns through transfer metallization techniques. 2. Description Of The Prior Art The manufacture various electronic devices such as printed ci... | 1. Field of tHE inVentiON
the preSEnt InveNtioN reLatES genErAlLy tO TrAnSfer MEtAllIzATIoN oF variOUS sUBsTRatEs and mORE SPEcIficaLlY TO ThE CrEATIon Of eLEcTrICaLLy coNdUCTIVe And sEmi-COnductIVE patTeRNS tHrOUGH TRaNSFER METallizATiOn TECHNIQuES.
2. dESCRIptION oF tHE PRIOR ARt
ThE mANUFACTURe OF VaRIoUs ElecTRONIc... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present invention relates generally to transfer metallization of various substrates and morespecificallyto the creation of electrically conductive and semi-conductive patterns throughtransfer metallization techniques.2. Description Of The Prior Art The manufacture of various e... | 1. Field Of The Invention The present _invention_ relates generally to _transfer_ metallization of various substrates _and_ _more_ _specifically_ to the creation of electrically _conductive_ and _semi-conductive_ patterns through transfer metallization _techniques._ 2. Description Of The Prior _Art_ The manufacture _of... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative employment of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located.
2. Related Background Art
Conventionally, a variety of task... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative employment of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, a variety of task... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative employment of a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, a variety of task... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates to communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing task involving the cooperative of a plurality of networked that located. 2. Background Art Conventionally, a variety of tasks are cooperatively performed by persons at remote l... | 1. FielD OF The INvention
The PreSeNt INVEnTioN RelAtES tO A cOmMUnicAtiOn aPPaRATUs, A communICaTIOn syStEM, anD a COmmUnicAtiOn methOD For PeRfOrming a tAsK involVing thE COOpErativE EMPLOYmeNT Of A PLuRaLitY of nETWOrkeD teRminAlS THat arE ReMotELY LOCAteD.
2. rElATeD BacKGROUND ART
cOnvENtIoNally, a vARiEty of TaSK... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa communication apparatus, a communication system, and a communication method for performing a task involving the cooperative employmentof a plurality of networked terminals that are remotely located. 2. Related Background Art... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a communication _apparatus,_ a communication system, and a communication method for performing _a_ task involving the _cooperative_ employment of a plurality of networked terminals that _are_ remotely located. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, _a_ var... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still more particularly the present invention relates to a method and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage.
2. Description of Related Art
During World War II, all... | 1. Technical Field The demo invention relates to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still more particularly the present invention relates to a method and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage. 2. Description of Related Art During World War II, allied... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still more particularly the present invention relates to a method and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage. 2. Description of Related Art During World War II, all... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates camouflage. More the present invention relates to reactive camouflage. Still more particularly the invention relates a method and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage. 2. Description of Related Art During World War II, allied torpedo bomber aircraft ... | 1. technICAl fIELd
THE pReSEnT INvEnTion RELaTES to camoUflaGe. mORE PARTicuLarly, tHe pReSeNt INvenTIon RELAtes To ReaCtive caMOuflAge. STILl more parTicUlarLY The PrEsEnT InvEntiON RelatES tO a MeTHOD and SyStEM foR DISguIsING AN OBjeCT USinG reacTiVe CaMouFlage.
2. DeScRiptIOn oF ReLaTed art
DuRING woRLd waR Ii, ALl... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to camouflage. More particularly, the present invention relates to reactivecamouflage.Still more particularly the presentinvention relates to amethod and system for disguising an object using reactive camouflage.2.Description of Related Art Du... | 1. Technical Field The present invention _relates_ _to_ camouflage. More particularly, the _present_ _invention_ relates to reactive camouflage. Still _more_ _particularly_ the _present_ invention relates to a _method_ and _system_ for disguising _an_ _object_ using reactive _camouflage._ 2. Description of Related Art ... |
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