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Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter wi... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter wi... | Rene2ab/e energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly - fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter ... | Renewable energy power systems, such energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include power converter with an AC-DC-AC topol... | rENeWABlE eNErGy pOwEr SYsTEms, Such AS wiNd enERGy pOwer sYstEms aNd sOLar eneRgY PoWEr systemS, oFtEn iNcLUDE a PoWER cOnVERTeR wItH a rEgulATed dC BUs. foR EXaMPle, wiNd Power systems, Such aS WIND driven doUblY-fEd INdUctIOn GenERATor (dfIG) SYsteMs OR FuLl pOwER ConVeRsioN sYSTEmS, Can iNcLuDe A POWer conVERtEr wi... | Renewable energy power systems, such aswindenergy powersystems and solarenergy powersystems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, windpower systems, suchas wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can includea power c... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power _systems_ and solar energy power systems, often include _a_ power converter _with_ a regulated DC bus. For example, wind _power_ _systems,_ such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power co... |
In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services.
Recently, 3GPP has be... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has be... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high - speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has ... | general, communication systems been developed to communication services to users motion. to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has been working to standardize specifications fo... | in gEnERAL, mobile communICATIoN SYstemS havE BEEN DeVeLOpEd To pRoviDe COmmuniCatioN SeRvIcEs tO UserS IN MOtIOn. thankS To RAPID TecHNoloGiCal aDvaNCemeNT, MObiLE cOmMuNicatiOn SYsTems are cApAble Of ProvidiNg NoT oNLy VoIce cOMMUnICAtION servIcEs buT ALSO HiGH-speEd data COmmUNiCATiON sErviceS.
rEcENTlY, 3GPP Has Be... | In general, mobile communication systemshave beendeveloped to provide communication services to users in motion. Thankstorapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capableof providing not only voice communicationservices but also high-speed data communication services. Recentl... | In general, _mobile_ communication systems have been _developed_ to provide communication services to _users_ _in_ _motion._ Thanks to rapid _technological_ advancement, _mobile_ _communication_ _systems_ are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services. Rec... |
The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground.
Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there is ... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there is ... | The present invention relates to tinnellLng apparatus, i. e. , wjFh apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2, 431, 512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. apparatus the general type here question is already known from German No. 2,431,512. type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of is provided a working chamber the forward ... | The pResENT InVEntIOn rElaTEs to TUnNELLING aPPARAtuS, i.E., wITh aPPARatUs FOr DRIViNG A tUNNel iN ThE gRoUnd.
tunNELLING apPaRaTUS Of the gEnerAl TYPE heRE in queStION Is ALREadY known FroM gErmAN pat. no. 2,431,512. This TypE Of equipmENt HAs A GeNerAlLy aNnULaR tunNELlING ELemEnt At tHE fRONT enD of wHIch theRE is ... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus,i.e., with apparatus for driving atunnel in the ground.Tunnellingapparatusof thegeneral type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment hasa generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of ... | The present invention relates to _tunnelling_ apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel _in_ the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question _is_ already known from German Pat. _No._ 2,431,512. _This_ type of equipment _has_ a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of whi... |
Information handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a use... | Information handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio catch device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a user ... | Information handling devices (“ devices ” ), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the K(ke, may be capable of rdDeiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture dfvic#, manual input device, and the >oke. Generally, for a voice command, a ... | Information handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, tablet devices, computers, personal computers, and the like, may capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a user interacts with a... | iNFOrmaTIon HanDLinG DEviCEs (“DEvICEs”), fOr ExAMpLE SMArT phONeS, TAblEt DEviCEs, laPtOP COmputERS, PerSonAL compUterS, AnD the LIke, maY be caPABLE oF RecEiving ANd pROCesSiNG USeR ComManD InpuTS, For EXamPle, InpUT Via AN AUdiO CAptURe dEVIce, mAnuAL INPUT DEvIcE, AND thE lIKe. GENerALLY, fOR a vOICe coMMaNd, a usE... | Informationhandling devices (“devices”), forexample smart phones,tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, maybe capableof receiving andprocessing user command inputs,for example, input via an audiocapture device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice com... | Information _handling_ _devices_ (“devices”), for example smart _phones,_ tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the _like,_ may _be_ capable of receiving and processing _user_ _command_ inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual _input_ _device,_ and the like. Generally, for a vo... |
Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance system... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance system... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo - imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input veviDes, surveillance syst... | Solid sensors, also known imaging devices, have commonly been used in various applications. Current imaging devices include cameras, telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance systems, auto systems, star trackers, motion detector syst... | SOLID state IMagE SeNSors, alSO kNowN AS imAGINg DevICEs, hAVe ComMONLy bEeN USEd in vaRIoUS PHOtO-imAGIng apPlICAtioNS. currENt AppLiCATIonS oF ImaGINg DeVicEs inClUde CAMERAs, MobilE teLePhoNes, scAnNERs, macHiNe vIsIOn SYsteMS, VEHiCLe naViGATIon SystEMs, vIdEO tElEPhONes, COmPUTer InPUT DevicES, survEILLaNcE SySTEM... | Solidstate image sensors, also known asimaging devices, have commonly been used in variousphoto-imaging applications. Current applications of imagingdevices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine visionsystems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices,surveillance systems... | Solid state image sensors, also known _as_ imaging devices, have commonly been _used_ in _various_ photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices _include_ cameras, _mobile_ telephones, scanners, machine _vision_ systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, _computer_ input devices, surve... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi - layered or laterally segmented metal / elastomer stri... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an improved for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. particularly, the present invention to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips to achieve electrical contact... | 1. FIELd Of THE iNvEnTioN
The PrESENt iNVEntioN RelATEs To AN IMprOVeD metHOd FOr tHE ELeCTRical aTTAcHmENt oF A SeMIconDUctOr diE tO THe LeaDS of A Lead fRAME And The aPPARATUs fORMed thEREFrOM. MOrE PaRTicULaRlY, the PreSent inveNtIoN RElaTeS TO THe uSE Of mUlTi-LaYeReD oR LateRAlLY SEgmENTeD metal/elastOmEr sTriPs t... | 1. Field of theInvention Thepresent invention relates toan improved method fortheelectrical attachment of asemiconductor die to the leads of alead frame andthe apparatus formedtherefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterallysegmented meta... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates _to_ an improved method for _the_ _electrical_ attachment of a _semiconductor_ _die_ to the leads of a lead frame _and_ the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention _relates_ to the use of multi-layered _or_ laterally segmented metal/... |
Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the d... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the d... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or " film package " s8xh as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film such as a pouch by techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive about the periphery the shape to be into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular twice desired length of the pouch is folded, the ... | FilMS oR SHEeTs Of POLyMEric barrIer mAtERialS ARe foRMED Into A fIniShED PACKAgE OR "FILM packAgE" suCH AS a pOUch by VARIOUS TEchniQues. FoR iNsTANcE, by ForMinG HEAT OR aDHeSIve sEAls aboUt thE PERiPHery OF The ShaPe To BE ForMeD into a PoucH. FOR ExaMpLE, IF a SQUarE PouCH IS dEsireD, A rEcTaNgULAr fiLm TWICE ThE D... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formedinto a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat oradhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, ifa square pouch is desired, a rectangular film... | _Films_ or _sheets_ of polymeric _barrier_ _materials_ are _formed_ into a _finished_ package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For _instance,_ by _forming_ heat or adhesive seals about _the_ periphery of the shape _to_ be formed into _a_ pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectan... |
This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to new com)l@xing agents su*taboe for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and DQlts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: for example, U.S... | THiS invENTiOn ReLaTEs TO NeW cOmPLeXINg aGEnTs sUitabLE FOR cOMpLeXINg meTal IOns USEFUl IN pHArMAcoloGICaL dIAGnosIs, AND To tHE rEsuLTANT coMpLExes aND SALTs THeREOF AND TO The UsE TherEOf. AminOPOLYcARBoXyLIC AcidS, THeIR MEtAl CoMpleXES AND meTAL cOmpLEx saLTS And pRocesSES for Their ProDUctiOn ARE kNOWN: cf, FOr ... | This invention relates to new complexingagents suitable for complexing metalions useful in pharmacologicaldiagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylicacids,their metal complexesand metal complex saltsand processes for their productio... | This _invention_ relates to new complexing _agents_ suitable for complexing metal ions useful _in_ pharmacological diagnosis, _and_ to the resultant complexes and _salts_ thereof and to the use thereof. _Aminopolycarboxylic_ acids, their metal _complexes_ _and_ metal complex salts and processes for their production _ar... |
The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use.
In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on ... | The present innovation while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on... | The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core / sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic aleege is adapted to be supported o... | The present invention while having many uses, is particularly suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type in power distribution industry and is for convenience herein as directed to such In known assemblies, an elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on the core, the core itself comprises a one-piece plas... | thE presENT inVENtIoN While hAVIng ManY USES, iS pArticUlArLY weLl sUiTeD FOr USe iN sealing cABlE COnNecTIONs oF THe TyPE USEd in THE Power DISTrIBUTioN INDusTrY anD iS dEsCRIBeD FOR COnveNIeNCe heRein As DIReCTED To sUCH uSE.
in kNoWN COrE/SlEEve aSsemblieS, AN insULAtiNg eLasTic SLeEVe Is ADaPTEd TO Be sUPPoRteD on ... | The presentinvention while having many uses, is particularly well suitedfor use in sealing cable connections ofthe type used in the power distribution industryand is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, aninsulating elastic sleeve is adapted to besupportedon th... | The present invention while _having_ many uses, is particularly well suited for use _in_ sealing cable _connections_ of _the_ type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience _herein_ as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is _adapted_ to be s... |
Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally $eprexented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase acc&Kulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal response to a delta phase input signal sample clock signal. A delta phase input is added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred the output of the phase accumulator on sample edge. By thi... | tYPIcAL NumERIcAllY cONTROlLEd osciLlaTorS GEneRate A digITAlly RepREsenTED SiNe wAve outPUt SIGnal IN REsPonSE to a dEltA phAsE iNpUt sIGNaL anD A saMple CLOCK sIgnAl. a DELTa PhasE InPUT SIGNAl Is UsUaLlY ADDEd tO An ouTput oF a PHAsE aCcuMUlATor AND ThE rEsultiNG SUM IS tRaNSfERReD to thE outPUt oF THE PhAsE aCCuMuL... | Typicalnumerically controlled oscillators generate adigitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clocksignal.A delta phaseinput signal isusually added to an output ofa phase accumulator and theresulting sum is transferred to the out... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response _to_ a delta phase _input_ signal and a _sample_ clock _signal._ A delta phase input _signal_ is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output _of_ _the_... |
This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines.
Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting stored flattened position for subsequent packing of U.S. Pat. Nos. 3... | THIs InventIOn Relates generALLY tO CASe erecTInG maChinES, AnD ParticULarLy tO maChinES, aPpArATUsES aNd mETHodS For ERECTINg cAsEs sToREd IN flattened PoSitionS WitHiN oNE oR mOrE sTORaGE magAZINes.
mAchinES hAVE HEREtOFORe Been dEviseD foR eReCTiNG cASES storEd in FLATtEned pOsiTIOn FoR SUbSeqUENt PAcKInG Of gOodS. ... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions withinoneor more storage magazines. Machines have heretoforebeen devisedfor erecting cases stored in flattened positionfor subsequent packi... | This invention _relates_ generally to _case_ erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses _and_ methods for erecting _cases_ _stored_ in flattened positions _within_ one or _more_ storage _magazines._ _Machines_ _have_ heretofore _been_ devised for erecting cases stored _in_ flattened position for subse... |
1. Field of the Invention
An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. Field the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to TFTs) each including a ... | 1. Field Of the iNVEntIoN
AN emBoDiMEnT of thE presENt invENTION RelAtES to A THin FIlm trANsISTOr and A MANUFactUrING MEtHoD tHErEOf, aNd FUrtHER rELAtES to A dIspLaY dEVice ANd aN elEctronIc DEvICE.
2. dEScriptiOn of tHE RElATED arT
In ReCenT YeARs, THiN fILm trAnsiSTors (HerEINAfteR, REferreD tO aS tfts) eAcH iNcLuD... | 1. Fieldof theInvention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a displaydevice and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thinfilm transistors (hereinafter,referred to as TFTs)... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates _to_ a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. _2._ Description of _the_ Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle.
2. Description of the Prior Art
An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated veh7clf is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field of the This invention relates to structive of a truck be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or group of electromagnets assigned differe... | 1. FIeLD OF THE inVEnTIon
THis iNVENtiOn RELaTeS tO tHE sTrUcTIVE of a Truck To BE useD fOr AN atTracTioN tyPe magnETICALly lEVitaTed veHIclE.
2. DescRIpTiON oF ThE pRiOR aRT
an AtTraCtIoN TYpE maGNeTicAllY LevItaTed VEhiClE is leVITaTED bY the aCtIOn Of tHE AttractioN BetWEen elECTROmagNEtS (OR a gROuP Of eLEcTRoMaGnE... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relates to thestructive of a truckto beused for anattraction type magneticallylevitated vehicle. 2. Description of the PriorArt An attractiontype magnetically levitated vehicleis levitated bythe action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates to _the_ structive of _a_ truck _to_ be used for _an_ attraction type _magnetically_ levitated vehicle. _2._ Description of the _Prior_ Art _An_ _attraction_ _type_ magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated _by_ the _action_ _of_ the attraction between electromagnets... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device.
2. Description of Related Art
Cameras having built-in flash devices have been variously developed. Meanwh... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built-in flash devices have been variously developed. Meanwh... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built - in flash devices have been variously developed. Mean... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged be capable of driving flash device to move to protruded stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having flash devices have been variously developed. efforts to reduce the size ... | 1. FiELD of The INveNtIOn
thE PresEnT inVEnTIoN ReLATES tO a camEra ArRaNgEd to BE cApAble Of dRivINg A FLASh DEVICE tO mOve TO PROtRuDEd aND StOWeD PosiTioNS And TO VAry the ilLuMinatIng ANGlE oF THe falsh deVIcE.
2. DescRiPtIOn Of ReLaTEd ArT
cameRAS HaVINg bUIlt-in flasH DEViceS hAvE beEn VaRiOuSLy DEVELOped. MEaNWH... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinventionrelates to a camera arranged to be capable of drivinga flash device tomove to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related ArtCameras having built-in flash deviceshave been variously dev... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be _capable_ of driving a flash device _to_ move to protruded and stowed positions and _to_ vary the illuminating angle _of_ _the_ _falsh_ device. 2. _Description_ of Related _Art_ Cameras having built-in flash _devices_ have _been_ various... |
A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)).
One such modern cellular ... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such modern cellular ... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal c9mmunica%or, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile sta5i0n, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e. g. , GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e. g. , IS - 41 (AMPS) ). One such modern ce... | A multimode mobile such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). such modern cellular system is referred t... | A mUlTiMoDE MOBILe StAtIOn, SUCH aS A rAdiotelEpHoNE oR PersoNAl CoMmUNIcatoR, IS capAbLe OF OperatiNg IN MORE THan onE SYstEM. bY ExaMple, aNd fOr a DUal MoDe moBiLE stATiOn, ThE MODeS may Be A DiGitAl cELLUlAr mOde (e.G., gsm oR dCS1900) And AN AnalOG (fM) cElLulaR moDe (E.G., IS-41 (AMPS)).
one Such ModErn cellular ... | A multimode mobile station,such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more thanonesystem.By example, and for a dual mode mobilestation,the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and ananalog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such mo... | A _multimode_ _mobile_ station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, _is_ capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes _may_ be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode _(e.g.,_ IS-41 (AMPS)). _One_ _such_ mo... |
The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly.
It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-l... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-l... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse -... | The present invention relates hermetic terminal assemblies and particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-like area generally loc... | tHE PreSeNT iNVentIOn rElaTES tO hERmETiC TeRMInAl assEMBlIES AnD mOre PARTiculaRlY tO An iMPRoveD terMiNaL bLoCK ArraNGement For a HERMeTIC TerMiNaL asSEMBLy.
IT is knOWn in ThE art oF hErMETIC TErmINAl ASSeMbLIEs to eMpLoy A CURrenT CaRrYinG ElecTRIcAlly CoNNected termInAl PIn, whIch pin inCORPoRAtEs a rEDUCED FusE-l... | The present invention relatesto hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known intheart of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a red... | The present invention relates _to_ hermetic terminal _assemblies_ _and_ _more_ particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement _for_ _a_ hermetic _terminal_ assembly. _It_ is known in the art of _hermetic_ terminal assemblies to employ _a_ current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorpora... |
A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Patent... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Patent... | A light control glass DontZining a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the lUghh control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid - state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Pate... | A light containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin and the control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Documents 1 and 2). According to... | A LighT CoNtrol gLAss coNTainiNG A LiGHt CoNTrOL SUSpENsIon wAs fIRsT invENted by eDwin LAnD, aND ThE lighT cONtroL GLASs IS in THe fOrm oF A StRuCTUre in wHICH A lIQUId-StATe liGHT COnTROl SUSPEnsioN Is iNSerted bEtweEN TWo oF TrANSpaREnt CondUcTIvE SUBStRaTeS haVinG a nARrOw gap tHeRebeTWeEn (SEe, fOR examPle, pAtent... | A light control glasscontaining a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure inwhich a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates havinga narrow gap therebetwee... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was _first_ invented by _Edwin_ _Land,_ and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is _inserted_ between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap _therebetween_ (see, for examp... |
In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs, E... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs, E... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e. g. , PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memp%y devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs,... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory it is sometimes common to differentiate functional devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory include ROM devices (Read Only such as PROMs, EPROMs, EEPROMs, flash memories, RAM devi... | IN The CASE Of ConVENtIOnaL MeMOrY devIcES, In pARTicULaR ConVEntIONal sEmIcoNduCtOr MemorY DeViceS, it IS SometiMES COMMoN TO diFfErENTiATE BeTWeEN fUnctioNal MeMoRY DevICEs (e.g., Plas, Pals, Etc.) and TabLE memoRy dEvIcEs. for EXample, sOMe taBLe memORY DeViCes iNCLuDe rOM DeViCES (reAd ONlY mEMORY) SucH As prOMs, E... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g.,PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memorydevices.For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (ReadOnlyMe... | In the case _of_ conventional _memory_ _devices,_ in particular conventional semiconductor _memory_ _devices,_ it _is_ _sometimes_ common to differentiate _between_ functional _memory_ devices (e.g., PLAs, _PALs,_ etc.) and table memory _devices._ For example, some table memory devices _include_ ROM devices (Read Only ... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element.
(2) Description of the Related Art
A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a glass,... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a glass,... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass - sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a gla... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for a semiconductor element. Description of the Related A conventional package a element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor package sealed by bonding of a glass, comprises an insulating having in the interior thereof a space f... | (1) fIElD OF ThE INVEntion
ThE pReSEnt InveNtIon rELatEs tO aN ImPROvEMEnt IN A PackaGe fOr CoNTaINING A SEMiCOnDUcTor ElEMEnt.
(2) desCRiPTIon OF tHE relaTED ArT
a coNvenTioNAl PACKage for cONtaiNINg a SEMiCondUCTOr eLEMEnT, esPeCIaLLY a GLAss-SEaLeD sEmICONduCTor coNTainER paCkAGe sealeD BY fusIon BOnDing of a GlaSS,... | (1) Field ofthe InventionThe present invention relatesto an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description ofthe Related Art A conventionalpackage for containing a semiconductor element, especiallya glass-sealedsemiconductor containerpackage sealed by fusion bonding of a gl... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for _containing_ a semiconductor element. _(2)_ Description of the Related Art A conventional package _for_ containing a semiconductor element, _especially_ a glass-sealed semiconductor container package _sealed_ by fusion bonding o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue.
2. Description of the Related Art
Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates generally the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Atherosclerosis, a process underlyi... | 1. FieLd Of THE inveNTion
tHe PResent InvEnTiON rElAtES GEnErallY To ThE fIeld of MEdicAL deVICE. MoRe SPECifICAlLy, THE pRESENt invENTIoN RElATEs TO a deVice ThaT eMploYs pAlpOgraPHy tEchnOlogY TO ChaRACTeRiZE VuLnERAbLE PlaQUe and OTheR BIOlOGIcAl TIsSuE SUCH aS cANCer TIssuE.
2. dESCriPTIoN of the ReLAtED ART
atHeRo... | 1. Field of theInvention Thepresent invention relates generally to the field ofmedical device. More specifically, the present invention relatesto a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of ... | _1._ Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _generally_ to the field of _medical_ device. More _specifically,_ the present invention relates to _a_ device that employs palpography _technology_ to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such _as_ cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Re... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collisio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collisio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA / CD (carrier sense multiple access / coll... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected a transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collision detection). 2.Description of th... | 1. FiELd OF tHe InVenTIoN
ThiS INVENTiON rElATes TO A mUltIPLEX TrAnSMiSsion SYstEm fOr CarryiNg OuT A Data trANSMIssIon AmOnG a PlUraliTy OF multiplEx nOdES connecteD TO A ComMoN multIPlEX TRANsMiSsIOn Line, And MORe paRTIcULaRlY, to a muLTiPlEX tRanSmiSsion SYstem USING CsMa/Cd (caRRieR SENse muLTiPlE aCCESs/COlLIsiO... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates to a multiplex transmissionsystem forcarrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and moreparticularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sensemultiple access... | _1._ Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates to a _multiplex_ transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among _a_ plurality _of_ multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and _more_ particularly, to a multiplex transmission system _using_ _CSMA/CD_ (carrier sense _multipl... |
To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb island at ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb island at ... | To establish man8fwcturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inveGto4s have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single - electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified Rhxt the gold nanoparticle with particle djametet of 1. 8 nm functioned as Coulomb island ... | establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold with particle diameter 1.8 nm as Coulomb island at ambient temperature. In addition, to c... | tO ESTaBliSH maNUFaCTurINg teCHNoLogY FOr THE siNGlE elEcTROn transIsTOr, thE iNveNtoRs hAVe fOCuseD On A gOlD nAnoPArTicle As COulOMB iSlAnd in SIngle-eLEcTRON dEvicE, aNd UsED STm (ScanNIng tunNeLIng MICROScopE) AND ClaRIfIEd ThAt The Gold NaNOparTiclE WITh partIcLE diaMeTER oF 1.8 Nm FUNCtiOned AS CoULomB iSlANd At ... | To establish manufacturing technologyforthe single electron transistor, the inventors have focused ona gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope)and clarified that thegold nanoparticle with particle diameterof 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb ... | To establish manufacturing technology for _the_ single electron _transistor,_ the inventors _have_ focused on _a_ _gold_ nanoparticle _as_ Coulomb island in _single-electron_ device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with _particle_ diameter of _1.8_ nm functioned as ... |
Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted... | Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events come outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted back... | Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news / sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video / audio feed is transmi... | Remote upload of media is in the art. Such uploads are typically used provide real time, or near real coverage of news/sports events occurring outside a prepared television studio. Camera are often sent to film events in a variety locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted back the studio where it is broadcast. ... | ReMOTe UploaD OF mEdIa Content IS kNown iN thE ARt. SucH UploAdS ArE TYPICALLy usED TO PrOvIDe ReaL tImE, OR NEAR ReaL tiME, CovErAgE Of nEws/SpOrts EVENTS oCcuRRInG oUtSidE oF a PReParEd TelEvision sTUdiO. cAmerA CReWS aRe OfTeN sENt to fiLM live EVents IN a vAriEtY oF LocAtioNs aNd the VIdeO/AUDio fEeD IS transmittED... | Remote upload of media contentis known inthe art. Such uploadsare typically usedto provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports eventsoccurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and thevideo/audiofeed is t... | Remote upload of media _content_ is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used _to_ provide real time, or near real time, _coverage_ _of_ _news/sports_ _events_ _occurring_ outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are _often_ sent to film live events in _a_ variety of locations and the video/audio f... |
In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the veh... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the veh... | In - Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passenrSrs within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the v... | systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver turn to listeners sitting the rear seats of the vehicle, and therefore speaks towards the wind shield. This may res... | IN-CaR cOMMUNIcATIoN (ICC) sYsTemS sTRiVe to EnHance COmmUniCaTIon AmoNG PASsengeRs wIthiN a VeHicLE BY CoMpENsATINg For AcoUSTic LoSS bEtwEEn twO diaLOG pArtnERs. TherE aRE SEveRAl reasOns FOR Such aN acOUSTIc LosS. for eXaMpLe, TyPIcaLLY, The DRIvER CAnnot tuRN aRoUNd To LISteners SITTing oN tHe rear seats OF thE VeH... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between twodialog partners. Thereare several reasons for suchanacoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats ... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to _enhance_ _communication_ among _passengers_ _within_ a vehicle by compensating for acoustic _loss_ between _two_ dialog partners. There _are_ several _reasons_ _for_ such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, _the_ driver cannot turn around _to_ listeners sitting on the... |
5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisoc... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the output of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisocyana... | 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine, wjiVh can be obtained from 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihyerP - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene ... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate the production of can obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisocyanate. Various processes for producing 1,5-n... | 5-NITro-3,4-DIHyDro-1(2h)-NaphThalINone is An intErmEDiATe fOr The PRoDUctIon OF 1,5-naPHtHaleNeDIamiNE, wHicH CAN BE OBTaIneD fROm 5-NItro-3,4-dIhyDro-1(2H)-NAPHthalinonE by AmiNAtiOn, aROMATiZaTIon aNd suBSeqUeNt HYdrOGEnATIOn. 1,5-nAphThalenEDIAMINE CAn Be FUrThEr REActEd witH pHosGENE tO fORM 1,5-nApHtHaLenE diIsOC... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediatefor the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination,aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene di... | _5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone_ is an _intermediate_ for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, _aromatization_ and _subsequent_ hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can _be_ _further_ reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphth... |
With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the separation of ... | With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the separation of ... | With the development of Organic Light - Emitting sUode (OLED) teShn9logy, flexible OLED diWpPay ddDices have been extensively studied due to their acGantages such as Vlexibil8ty and portsbilit^, and have become main in the field of display technology. AJKng the various flexible OLED display techn9l9gy, the separation o... | With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively due to advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the various OLED technology, the separation of the flexible substrate from sub... | With thE DEVELoPMENT Of ORGanIC lIGhT-EMiTtiNg dIodE (OLeD) TeChNoLOgY, FlexIbLE oLeD disPLAy DeViCes hAVe BeEn eXtEnSiVeLy sTudIEd DUE To thEIr advAntages sUCH aS FleXibilITY aNd pOrtABiliTy, aNd HavE bEcoMe maIn In tHE FIEld oF dIspLAY TECHnoLOgY. AMoNG thE vARIoUs fLExiBLe oled DiSpLAY tECHnoLogy, thE sEpaRAtION Of ... | With the development ofOrganic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have beenextensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability,and have becomemain in the field of display technology. Among the various flexibleOLED displaytechnology,the separation of... | With the development of Organic _Light-Emitting_ Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied _due_ to their _advantages_ such _as_ flexibility and portability, and have _become_ main in _the_ field of _display_ _technology._ Among the various flexible OLED display technology, th... |
A content management system can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple devices ... | A content management system can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple devices ... | A content management system can store a user ' s content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some cPntenf management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple device... | A system can store a user's content remotely from the user and provide access to content library from a variety of client Some content management systems may synchronize the content library multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with devices or users share at a portion of the content A conventiona... | a cONTEnt MANaGEMENt sySTem Can StORE a USER'S cOnTeNT liBrARY RemoTELy froM THE USeR aND prOViDe aCceSS TO tHe cONTEnt lIBrARY froM A VAriEtY oF CLiEnt dEviCeS. some coNTENT ManAGEMenT sysTEms maY sYNCHRONizE ThE coNtENt LibRArY aCroSs mulTiPle CLiENT dEVICeS, suCH as When the USer Is ASSocIaTEd with MULtIpLe DEvIceS ... | A content management system canstore a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronizethe content library across multiple clientdevices, such as when the user is associated wi... | _A_ content management _system_ _can_ store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access _to_ the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize _the_ content library across multiple client devices, such as when _the_ user is _associated_ with mul... |
Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to incr... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of guest devices continues to incre... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e. g. , smartphones, tablets, laptops ). As the cost of clu#nt devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to i... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access enterprise resources client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease the computing power of client devices continues increase, it has b... | RecENTLY, enterprIses hAve exPERieNceD a SUBsTAnTIAl INCrEAsE iN theIr prodUcTIVITY wHEn ProviDinG tHEIr emPLoyeES wIth aCCess tO ENterprISe resourcES vIa cliENt DEvicEs (e.G., SmarTphONEs, TABLETS, lAPTOpS). As THE cosT Of CLIEnt deVICES COnTINUes TO decREaSE AND THe cOmPUTInG POWeR oF clIENT DeviCeS conTInUes to InCr... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase intheir productivity when providing their employees with accesstoenterprise resourcesvia client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). Asthe cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power ofclient devices continue... | _Recently,_ _enterprises_ have experienced a substantial _increase_ in their productivity _when_ _providing_ their employees with access to enterprise resources via client _devices_ (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As _the_ cost of client _devices_ continues to decrease and the computing power of _client_ devices... |
An important point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths.... | An important point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths.... | An important point of attention in design and tdzt of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device Fypixally has a functional circuit foFmrd frK< a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths.... | An important point of attention in design and of semiconductor devices is to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its semiconductor device typically a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to plurality of signal paths. A plurality of appropriately design... | AN iMPOrtANt poInT oF attENtIOn iN DEsiGn aND Test OF SeMiCoNdUCTOR DeViCES iS GiVEN tO tHe TIMING bEHavioUR Of tHe SemiCoNductoR DevIcE AnD ITS COmPoNENTs. a SEmICoNDuctor DEviCE typicALLY hAs a fUNcTIOnAL cIrCuit FoRMED FrOM A PLURAlITy OF funcTioNAL cOmpONENts WhIcH ARE ConnEcted tO Form a pLuRAlITy oF SignAL PAThs.... | Animportantpoint of attention in design and test ofsemiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality offunctional componentswhich areconnected to form a plural... | An important _point_ of attention in design and _test_ of semiconductor devices is given _to_ the timing _behaviour_ of _the_ semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a _functional_ circuit _formed_ from a plurality of functional components which are _connected_ to form a plurality ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL).
2. Description of the Related Art
The generati... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of the Related Art The generati... | 1. Fke,d of the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon - rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1. 72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL ). 2. Description of the Related Art The gene... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) with a silicon-rich (SRO) having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of the Related Art The generation of light from s... | 1. fIeld OF THe iNVENTion
thIS inventIOn genERally RElATes To intEGRATeD CirCUIt (Ic) FAbrIcatiON AnD, mORE pArTicUlaRlY, TO AN eleCtrOLUmiNESCEnCe (EL) DevICE WiTH a SILIcoN-RicH OxIDe (Sro) fIlM havInG A reFRACTIve InDeX OF aBOuT 1.72, tO OpTIMizE phoTOLUminESCeNCE (Pl).
2. DeSCrIPTIon OF The rElAtED ArT
tHe gEnerAti... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly,to an electroluminescence (EL)device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description ofthe Related ArtThe gen... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This _invention_ generally _relates_ to integrated _circuit_ (IC) fabrication and, _more_ particularly, to _an_ electroluminescence _(EL)_ device _with_ a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) _film_ having _a_ refractive index of about 1.72, _to_ _optimize_ photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of the ... |
This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Com... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Com... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV ], closed circuit television, [CCTV ], and broad band cable systems in general. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 326, 289 " Expandab... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services users. Cable systems include antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Systems" filed Feb. 28, ... | THIs InvEnTIon RElatEs TO cOMmuniCATIons sYsTems, PaRTicuLArLy cabLE SYSTemS which aRE cApAbLe Of PrOVIDING a bRoAd rANGE OF sERViCes to uSErs. cabLE sYsTEms InCLuDE commUNity anTenNAe tElEVIsIOn, [cATV], clOSed CIrCuit TeLeVIsiOn, [CCTV], ANd brOAd BANd cablE SYsTeMs In GeNErAl.
u.S. paT. no. 4,326,289 "ExPanDablE Com... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systemsinclude community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,28... | This _invention_ relates to _communications_ _systems,_ particularly _cable_ systems _which_ _are_ capable of providing _a_ _broad_ _range_ of _services_ to _users._ _Cable_ systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit _television,_ _[CCTV],_ and broad band _cable_ systems _in_ general. U.S. Pa... |
In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from one ... | In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power attribute to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from one... | In eirelesq networks, such as wireless local arfS networks, the tranAhit power assigned to wireless acFesz 0oin4 devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point wev8ces. To ensure proper ppeFation of client devices that operate in tnede coverage areas and which may roam from one ... | In wireless networks, such as wireless local area the transmit power assigned to access point devices (or base stations) determines the areas the access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from coverage area to another, the transmit powers ... | IN wiReLeSS nETWORKs, SUCh AS WIreLEss lOcaL area NETwoRKS, thE tRaNsMIT pOwER aSsIgNeD to WIrELess ACCesS POinT DEvIcEs (OR BAsE StatiONS) DETErMiNeS tHe cOVeRAgE aReAs oF THE rEspECTIve ACCeSs poINt DeViceS. To eNsure PROper operAtIOn Of clIeNT DEvicEs That operATE in tHESe CoveRaGE ArEas AnD whICh May rOAM fRoM ONe ... | Inwirelessnetworks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wirelessaccesspoint devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of clientdevices that operate in these coverage areas and which may ... | _In_ wireless networks, such as _wireless_ local _area_ networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access _point_ devices (or _base_ stations) determines the _coverage_ areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper _operation_ of client devices _that_ operate in these coverage areas and which ma... |
1. Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems.
2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to SFtuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The disclosure relates in general valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to to actuate valves. more particularly, present disclosure relates an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. Description of Related Art Valves typical... | 1. FIElD Of ThE dISclOsurE
tHE prEsEnt discLosuRE ReLaTEs in gENerAL tO VAlVeS aSSOcIaTeD WiTH hYDROCArboN RecOVEry WeLLS, AND In PaRTICUlar To aCtuatOrs TO acTuate vALveS. Yet MoRE PArtIcUlarLy, ThE PrEsenT DISCLOsUre ReLatES tO an aDAPTEr for CoupLIng tOgeTheR acTuATorS of VarYing dEsIGns to VaLvE SteMS.
2. DESCRIPti... | 1. Field of the Disclosure Thepresent disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly,the present disclosurerelates to an adapterfor couplingtogether actuatorsof varying designsto valve stems.... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Disclosure The _present_ disclosure relates _in_ general to valves _associated_ with hydrocarbon _recovery_ _wells,_ and in particular to actuators to actuate _valves._ Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for _coupling_ together _actuators_ of _varying_ designs to val... |
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education.
Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), various types... | The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), various types... | The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user ' s education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a vUsuWl display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard ), various ty... | invention relates a method and an apparatus a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually visual display device or a central processing unit (normally mounted on motherboard), various memory (including read only memory (ROM), ran... | THe PReSEnT invENTIoN RelAtEs TO a MetHOd and an APPARatUS FOR A LeaRniNg StYLed keYBOard WhiCH enhaNCES A USEr's eduCaTIoN.
cOmPUTER sySteMS, AnD SPeCifICaLLY PErSoNAl CoMputeR (pC) SYSTemS, usUALlY iNclUde A visuaL DisplAY deviCE or MonITor, a cEntraL prOcESsiNg UNIT (NOrmalLY mOuNTEd oN a mOTherbOarD), VarIoUs TYpeS... | The present invention relates to amethod and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer systems,and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually includeavisual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted ona motherb... | The present invention _relates_ to _a_ _method_ and an apparatus _for_ a _learning_ styled keyboard which _enhances_ a user's education. Computer systems, and _specifically_ personal computer (PC) systems, _usually_ include a _visual_ display _device_ or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted _on_ a mothe... |
It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking devi... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking gimm... | It is kjowM to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwQnteE and / or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is a6tomaticQlly biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking de... | It is known to firearm holsters with locking devices help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of firearm to inhibit The locking device includes an operating lever that ext... | it is kNoWN TO eQuIP FIRearm hOLSTers With lOckING DeVicES THAt heLP PrevEnT uNWantED AND/Or unaUThoRIzEd wItHDrAWal OF tHe fIrearm. ONe lOckINg DEvice incLUdeS a sAdDLe WItH enGAGEMeNt PRotruSioNs ThaT Is AuTOmatiCAllY BiAsed IntO EngaGEMENT WITh SuitAble SurfACEs oF THe fIrEarM tO iNhiBIt WiTHdrAWaL. The loCKing dEvI... | It is knownto equipfirearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. Onelocking deviceincludes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biasedinto engagement with suitable surfaces of thefirearm to inhibit withdrawal. The lo... | It _is_ known to equip firearm holsters _with_ _locking_ devices that help prevent _unwanted_ _and/or_ unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that _is_ automatically biased _into_ engagement with suitable surfaces _of_ the _firearm_ to inhibit withdrawal... |
Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a gr... | Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object of the present invention to better on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a gre... | Broadly, the Rypr of dog hArneXs hhQt is the subject of the 9r3sent invention is known but it is the object of the (resenh invention to impepve on the fasYenwr assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harG@ss over the dog ' s withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a ... | the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is but it is the object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers order to accommodate dogs of varying breadth and provide a greater range of tightness of fi... | BROadLY, tHe TYPE OF DoG hArNESs that iS THe SUbJECT oF tHE PrEseNt inVEnTioN iS kNoWn buT It is tHE OBjecT of THe prEsEnt inveNTion tO ImprOve On THe fASTenEr aSSEmblY THAT iNTERCOnnEcTS THe sIDE PortiOns Of THe HArNEsS oVer the doG's wIThErs iN orDER TO accOmMODAtE DogS of VaRYiNG sHOUlDEr BREADTh aNd TO pRovIde A Gr... | Broadly, thetype of dog harness thatis the subject of thepresent invention is known but it istheobject of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects thesideportions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varyingshoulder bread... | Broadly, the _type_ of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention _is_ _known_ but it is the object _of_ the present _invention_ to _improve_ _on_ the fastener assembly _that_ interconnects the side portions of the harness _over_ _the_ dog's withers in order _to_ _accommodate_ dogs of varying shoulder _br... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a light modulation device has resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use principle of holograms have become known (for example, Patent Document ... | 1. FIeLD OF tHE InVEnTiOn
the pRESENt InVEnTIoN reLAteS To a LigHt MOdUlAtion deviCE THAt has A REsOnaTOR stRUctURe.
2. DescrIPTion OF thE RELATEd ArT
in rEcENT YeArS, aS A recoRdiNg MetHOD For LargE volUmES, DiGITal iNFORMaTioN ReCoRDiNg syStems tHAt uSE ThE PRIncIPlE of HOloGRams HAVe bEcOME knowN (for EXAMplE, pAtEN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to alight modulation device that has aresonatorstructure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recentyears, asa recording method for large volumes,digital information recording systemsthat use the principleof holograms have become known(for example,... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention _relates_ to a light _modulation_ _device_ that _has_ a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In _recent_ years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use _the_ principle of holograms have _become_ known (fo... |
Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural/syntheti... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural/syntheti... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire - unstable, i. e. , they burn or melt or otherwise heat - degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non - woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural ... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade in contact with flame or heat. example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, such as polyester, blends and wool burn or melt in the ... | VArioUS TeXtIles uSEd IN THE CLoTHIng, FUrnIshINgs ANd iNDusTRIAL FaBrICS indUsTrIeS ARe fIRe-unSTABLE, I.e., THEy burn oR mELt or OTHERwISe HeAt-DEGRaDE WHEN iN CoNtACt with fLAME OR heat. fOR exAMplE, woveN, kniTtEd, aNd nOn-woVeN cOnStRucTiONS OF COTTon, visCOse, rAYoN, SyNThETiCs sUCh As POlYeStEr, NAturAL/sYnThEti... | Various textiles usedin the clothing, furnishings and industrialfabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or meltor otherwise heat-degrade when in contactwith flameor heat.For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructionsofcotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester,nat... | _Various_ textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and _industrial_ fabrics _industries_ are fire-unstable, _i.e.,_ they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in _contact_ _with_ flame or heat. _For_ example, woven, _knitted,_ and non-woven _constructions_ of _cotton,_ viscose, rayon, synthetics _such_ as polye... |
Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection... | Capillary - based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and syIdy of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of iHXtrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detecti... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic in biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies protein folding, detection study of microorganisms, and the of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection. With the advent lasers, light sour... | caPillaRY-bAsEd analysIs SchemeS, BIocHeMiCAL AnaLySIs, BAsIc reSeArCH iN THe bIoloGICal scIenceS SuCH as loCalIZED Ph DETeRMINATiONs iN tISSUES AnD sTUDIES in PrOtEIn FoldinG, DeTEctION aNd stUdy oF micROorgaNIsmS, ANd The MINIAtUrizATiOn of INsTRUMenTatIon down to ThE siZE oF a CHip AlL requIrE smaLl VOlUMe DEteCtIon... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studiesin proteinfolding, detectionandstudy of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to thesize ofa chip all require small... | _Capillary-based_ _analysis_ _schemes,_ biochemical analysis, basic research _in_ the biological _sciences_ _such_ _as_ _localized_ pH determinations in tissues and _studies_ in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and _the_ miniaturization of _instrumentation_ down _to_ the size of a chip all requir... |
A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternatively ... | A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternatively ... | A conventional storage conHZiner top - loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternativel... | A conventional storage top-loading box has more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The is fitted with a lid configured to close the opening the top. The be hinged to the top of one or of the vertical sides. Alternatively the lid may be a separate Often container is provided... | a ConvENtioNal sTOrAgE CoNTaINer ToP-loaDing box HaS OnE or MOre VeRtiCAl sidES ANd A bOTtOm fOrMed IntO aN enclOSuRE WitH An OPeNInG at thE top. ThE CoNtaINeR IS typIcALly FiTTeD WitH a Lid COnFiGureD tO CLoSe The OPening AT The TOP. tHE LID mAY BE HiNgeD to The toP Of one or MOre Of the VErTIcal SidES. alTErNaTIVeLy ... | A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and abottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. Thecontainer is typically fitted with a lid configured toclose the opening atthe top. The lid may be hinged to the topof oneor more of the vertical sides. ... | A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or _more_ vertical sides and a bottom formed into an _enclosure_ with an _opening_ at _the_ top. The container is _typically_ fitted with a lid configured to close the _opening_ at the top. The _lid_ may be _hinged_ _to_ the _top_ of one or more _of_ the vertical... |
The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers.
With ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and me4hpd for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business r#)orts to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics integrated with statistical models and business to an enterprise for management of customers. With advancements in technology and i... | The PrESEnt iNvenTioN relaTeS genERalLy TO MANaGEMENt, ANalysIS ANd RePORtIng oF dATA ACrosS VariOUs dAtA sOurcES and mORE sPECiFICALly tO A sYsTEm ANd mEtHOd FOR proVIdiNG cuSToMeR ANaLyTicS solutioN inTeGRateD With StAtISTiCAL moDeLs And bUSINESs repOrts To AN eNterprise FOR EFfiCieNt manAgemenT OF cUsTomErs.
WITH aD... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and morespecifically toa system andmethodfor providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers.... | The present invention _relates_ generally to _management,_ analysis and reporting of data _across_ various _data_ sources _and_ more specifically to a system _and_ method for providing customer analytics solution _integrated_ with statistical _models_ and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of cu... |
The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same.
As convent... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. As convent... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. As convent... | present invention relates to multilayer material for manufacturing plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. conventional manuf... | tHe pREsENT InVEntIon rElaTEs To A MUltilAyeR MaTEriAl fOR ManufACTuriNg a PlaIn bEaRiNg Etc. aNd a manUFaCTURIng METhOD OF The Same, anD moRe PaRTIcuLArLy To A mULTiLAYer mAtErIal WhOse OBvERsE mAtERIal bonDeD to a bACkINg MATErIAL hAS AN oriENTated DeNDRite STruCTuRe ANd A MANUfActuRIng MeThod of tHe SAme.
as CoNvEnt... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing methodof the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whoseobverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing metho... | _The_ present _invention_ relates _to_ a _multilayer_ material for manufacturing a _plain_ bearing etc. _and_ a _manufacturing_ method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose _obverse_ material _bonded_ to a backing _material_ has an orientated _dendrite_ structure and a manufacturing method o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corres... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corres... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a ring - shaped die 1 of the %ypW shown in FIG. 6 has been used in rorminN splines. A multiplicity of tee4n 3 each having a cross - seVtiojal shape co... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corresponding to that a spline are f... | 1. fiELd of ThE iNVENTiOn
the prESeNt INvENTiON reLateS to A SPLINE FoRMIng dIE tO be USeD IN fORmINg sPLInes By fOrGINg.
2. descRipTION oF tHe pRIor art
cONVENtIoNaLlY, a riNg-SHAPEd dIe 1 of The tyPE ShOWN iN FIG. 6 HAs BEeN uSEd In fOrmiNG SPlInes. A mUltipLiCiTY oF TeETH 3 EACH having a CrOsS-sEcTional shAPe COrres... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines byforging. 2. Description ofthe Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates to _a_ _spline_ forming _die_ to be used in _forming_ splines by _forging._ 2. Description of _the_ Prior _Art_ Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 _of_ the type shown in FIG. 6 has _been_ used in _forming_ splines. A multiplicity of _teeth_ 3 each having a ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions.
2. Description of the Related Art
Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for iJaginn the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for the region of the vertebral column different load conditions. 2. Description of Art Imaging the vertebral column may require the possibility... | 1. fiELD OF tHe InvenTion
THE InvENtion RElatES TO A magNEtIC reSonANcE ImaGiNG aPpaRATUS, anD partICUlARly TO A MuLtIPurPOSE dEDICated imaGIng aPPArATUs HaVING impRoVeD FeATurES FOR ImAgING ThE REGion oF tHe VerTEBRAl COlumN unDER diFfeRENT loaD cOnDiTiOnS.
2. dEsCRIPTIon OF The RelATed art
IMAGiNG THE vErTEBraL COLUm... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates toamagnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the verte... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ invention relates to a magnetic _resonance_ imaging _apparatus,_ and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated _imaging_ apparatus having improved features for _imaging_ the region of _the_ vertebral column under different _load_ _conditions._ 2. Description _of_ the Related _Art_ Imagi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons prod... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons prod... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and / or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embpeiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons pr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products various formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons produced the subsurface ... | 1. FieLD oF tHe iNvENTiON
the presEnt InVENTIOn relates geNERAllY tO mEtHODs anD SYsTEms foR prOduCtiOn oF hYdRoCArbonS, hYdroGeN, And/or oTHer proDucTS FRom vARiouS suBsurfacE FORMATionS sUch aS hYDrOCarbon COntAiNIng FormAtiOns. ceRTAIN embODimENts rELAte to prODucing alKylATeD HYDrocaRboNS fRom tHE HydrocaRbONS prod... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems forproduction of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations.Certain embodiments relate toproducingalkylated hydrocarbons from the h... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates generally _to_ methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface _formations_ such as hydrocarbon containing formations. _Certain_ embodiments relate to _producing_ alkylated hydrocarbons _from_ the hyd... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electrical sti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical sti... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical sti... | 1. Field of the The invention relates to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems such using a conductive electrical garment. 2. of the Related Electrical stimulation modalities, such as transcutaneous electrical... | 1. fIELd Of ThE iNvenTIOn
thE INvENTion RelATES GENeRALLY To THE trEAtMeNT of neURoMUSculoskEletal CoNDitIoNS By usE OF TrANSCUtaneoUs eLEctrIcAl stimuLATIOn moDaLItieS and More pARtICuLArlY To MeTHODs aND SYsteMs fOr SUcH tREaTMENT USiNg a coNdUcTiVe ElecTRicAL gaRmeNt.
2. dEscrIPtioN Of ThE reLatED aRt
EleCTRiCaL Sti... | 1. Field of the Invention The inventionrelates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions byuse of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems forsuch treatmentusing a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electric... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ invention relates generally to the _treatment_ _of_ _neuromusculoskeletal_ conditions by _use_ of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods _and_ systems for _such_ treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Related ... |
With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph.
In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve ... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve ... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high - pressure valv... | With a liquid chromatograph, an is used so liquid sample among a plurality of is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a views of the flow path of autosampler in a previous liquid FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve 1 is a flow path switching valve having ports, a through f, and low... | WItH a liQUid cHroMAtOgrAph, AN AUTOsAmPlER is uSed So thAT ONE LiqUid SaMPle aMong a PLUrALIty OF LiQUId sAMPles iS AUTOmatIcallY SElecTeD And iNtrODUCeD iNTo a coLuMn. figs. 1A And 1b ShOw a scHEmAtiC VieWS of ThE fLoW paTh oF an AUToSamPLer iN A pRevIouS LIQuid CHroMAToGrapH.
IN FIgs. 1A and 1b, HiGH-PReSsure valve ... | Withaliquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samplesis automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1Bshow a schematic views of the flow path of anautosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressur... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler _is_ used _so_ that _one_ liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and _introduced_ into _a_ column. FIGS. 1A _and_ 1B show a schematic views of the _flow_ path _of_ an autosampler in a _previous_ liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, _h... |
1. Field
The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage is appl... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage is appl... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and / or organic light - emitting display apparatjs3s employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic light - emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light - emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. Description of the Related Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and cathode. Here, when a voltage is applied b... | 1. FiElD
THE PrESeNT disCLOSure RelATES tO opTICaL fILMS for ReDUcinG coLOR shIFt AnD/or oRGaNiC LIgHT-eMITTing DiSpLAY APParATUsES eMpLoying ThE saMe.
2. DEsCRIptIon Of THe rELAted art
AN OrGANiC LiGHt-emItting DiODE (Oled) inCLuDEs aN anodE, aN OrGanIC LigHT-emItTIng LaYER, ANd A cathode. HEre, whEN A VOlTaGe is appL... | 1.Field The present disclosure relatesto optical films for reducing colorshift and/or organiclight-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of theRelated Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when avoltage... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display _apparatuses_ employing _the_ _same._ 2. Description _of_ the Related Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes _an_ anode, an _organic_ light-emitting _layer,_ and a cathode. Here, when _a_... |
This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms.
In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave gen... | This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave gen... | This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to wavego4m generators to generate COS (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, SIN (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, COS (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t and SIN (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t waveforms. In the past wabefo5m generators to lrodhce the above - mentioned waveforms inclj... | This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In past generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave locked to a frequency standa... | THIs INVEntIon relAteS To wavEfOrM gENERatOrs AND MORE PaRTiculARLY to waVeFORm gENeRAToRS To gEnERAte Cos(W.SUb.o + w.sUb.M)T, siN(w.SuB.o + W.SuB.m)T, cos(W.SUB.o - W.SuB.M)T AND sIN(W.SUb.O - W.SUb.m)T waVEFoRmS.
IN ThE paST wAveform GEnERATOrs To PROduce tHe AbovE-MeNtioneD WAVEfORMS InCluDed mUlTiple sINE WaVE geN... | This inventionrelates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generatorsto generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o +w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o- w.sub.m)t waveforms. In thepast waveformgenerators to producethe above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave ge... | This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t _and_ SIN(w.sub.o _-_ w.sub.m)t waveforms. _In_ the past waveform _generators_ _to_ produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple _si... |
A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a CD, such... | A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a CD, such... | A Vis> - type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high - quality d&Nital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘ DVD ’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk - type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a ... | disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it a popular recording medium. Recently, a Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD store much larger size than CD, such that high-quality ... | A dIsk-tYPe RECordInG MeDium sUCh As A cOmPACt disK (Cd) CaN STOrE hiGH-QUALiTy diGITal aUDiO DaTa PermAnENTLY, So tHat IT is a popULAR ReCORDiNG MEdiUM. reCENtly, A DIGitAl VeRSaTILE DIsK (CALled ‘dvd’ HerEiNAftEr) HaS bEEN dEVELOped as A NeW dISK-type reCoRDIng Medium. a DVd cAn StOre muCh LaRGEr SiZE thAN a Cd, SUcH... | Adisk-type recording medium such as aCompact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audiodata permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital VersatileDisk (called ‘DVD’hereinafter) hasbeen developed as anew disk-typerecording medium. A DVDcanstore much larger size than a... | A disk-type recording _medium_ such as a Compact _Disk_ _(CD)_ _can_ store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it _is_ a _popular_ recording medium. _Recently,_ _a_ Digital _Versatile_ Disk _(called_ ‘DVD’ hereinafter) _has_ _been_ _developed_ as _a_ _new_ disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store mu... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, heFbicideW, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention This generally to a for introducing lawn care chemicals an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is with a main water supply line for fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler system. Description of the Prior Art The proper treat... | 1. fIELD of THe iNvenTiOn
this InvEntIOn rElAteS GEneRaLlY To A deviCe for iNtroduCInG LaWN carE cHEMicAls INtO AN iRriGATIOn sYSTeM, aNd iN ParTICular, TO a pREssuRized cONTaINEr whIch is cOmPATiBLE WiTh A maIN waTER SupPLY lINE fOR DISpersiNg FeRTILIZeRS, HErbiCIdes, InsECtIcides, aNd FUNGicIdeS ThRouGH A sPRINKleR S... | 1. Field of the InventionThisinventionrelatesgenerally to a device for introducing lawn carechemicals into an irrigation system, and inparticular, to a pressurizedcontainerwhich is compatible witha main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing _lawn_ care chemicals into an irrigation system, and _in_ particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a _main_ water _supply_ line for dispersing _fertilizers,_ herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a... |
This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such art i... | This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such art i... | This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and / or claimed below. This incormStion is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “ related ” art. That such a... | This information the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of which is disclosed herein. This a discussion of “related” That such art is related in no way implies that it is al... | ThIs SecTiOn InTRODUcEs inFOrMatIOn fRoM tHE arT THaT MaY BE RelaTEd To oR PrOVidE COnTeXt FoR soME asPecTS oF tHE TEcHniqUe DesCribED heReIN aNd/or cLAIMed bElOW. tHiS infORMatIOn Is BACKgROund facIlitATinG A Better UNderstaNdinG of tHAT whICH Is DIsCLOSeD heReIN. this is A DiScUsSiON OF “RelAtEd” aRT. thAT SUch ARt I... | This section introduces information fromthe artthat may be related to or provide context forsomeaspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below.This information is background facilitatinga better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such ar... | This section introduces information from the _art_ that may be related to or provide context for _some_ _aspects_ of the technique described _herein_ _and/or_ claimed below. This information is background _facilitating_ a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. _This_ is _a_ discussion of “related” _art... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet.
2. Background of the Related Art
One of the a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related Art One of the a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and / or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for cohtrolliny the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related Art One of the... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after treated with and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered sheet. Background of the Related Art of the aspects by which sheet material... | 1. fieLD of the inVENTION
The PrEseNt iNVention relATes TO the FiEld of TREaTInG SheET mAtERials PRESsEd agaInSt ROtaRy DRuMs AFteR BEiNg TReAtED witH heat AnD/Or mOisTUre ANd, MorE pARTICuLArLY, to aN apPaRatUs FOr CONTrOLLInG the SUrfaCe gLoSs of A calenDERed paper sHeet.
2. BackGrOuND of The rELATEd ArT
OnE oF thE a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the fieldof treating sheetmaterials pressedagainst rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moistureand, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present _invention_ relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary _drums_ after being treated with heat and/or _moisture_ _and,_ _more_ particularly, to an apparatus for _controlling_ the _surface_ _gloss_ of _a_ calendered paper sheet. 2. _Background_ of the _R... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well.
2. Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of Euxh handling string in the well. 2. Related Art ... | 1. of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running and out of a well on a handling string for generating a moving an object in the well bore temporarily anchoring the lower portion of handling in the well. Related Art and It common practice to use hydraulicall... | 1. fiEld of THE inVentiON
THis InvEntiOn rElAtEs to DOwNhoLE wELL toOlS AnD MoRE pARTiCuLARLY tO DEviCES FoR RUnNInG inTo AND Out OF a WeLl on a handlIng STriNg fOR geNerAtiNG A fOrcE fOr MoviNG aN obJEct IN ThE wEll bORe afTer tEMPORaRiLy anchORIng thE LoWeR PoRTION of SUCH HAnDLing STrINg IN thE WelL.
2. reLated Art ... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates todownhole well tools andmore particularly to devicesfor running into and out of a wellon ahandling string for generating a force for movingan objectin the well bore after temporarily anchoringthe lowerportion of suchhandling string in the well. 2. Relate... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention _relates_ _to_ downhole well tools and _more_ particularly _to_ devices for _running_ into _and_ _out_ of a well on a handling _string_ for generating a force for moving an object in the _well_ _bore_ after temporarily anchoring _the_ lower _portion_ of such handling string in _... |
Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, catc, trucks, etc. , have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydrauli... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, trucks, etc., have one or more systems which drives transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic power were developed. ... | MAnY vehICLeS, SucH As AIrcRAFT, CarS, trucks, etC., hAVe one OR morE HyDraULIc SYstEMS WhIch ARE DRives OR trAnsmIsSioN SYstemS tHaT uSe PresSurizED HyDRAUliC FLUId To powER HYdrAuLic MAcHiNEry. foR ExAMPlE, eaRly VeHiclES HAD hYDraulIc BrAKe sYSTEms. aS vehICLeS beCamE more soPHIstICATed, neWEr sYsTEMS WiTh hyDrauLiC... | Many vehicles, such asaircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulicsystems whicharedrives or transmission systems thatuse pressurized hydraulic fluidtopower hydraulic machinery.For example,earlyvehicles hadhydraulic brake systems. As vehicles becamemore sophisticated, newer systemswith ... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, _trucks,_ etc., _have_ one or more hydraulic _systems_ which are _drives_ or transmission _systems_ that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power _hydraulic_ machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic _brake_ systems. As _vehicles_ became more _sophisticated,_ _newer_ sy... |
Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. ThekE recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them After the plates have each been secured on upper and lower jaw, respectively, of the patient ... | RecorDinG devicES of The tyPe meNTIONED AbOvE ARE KNown In tHE dENtal FIELd. ThEIr RecOrdInG platEs hAVE TO bE fIxED On THE NatUrAL or pRoStHEtIC TeetH OF tHe PAtIeNt To eNSURe tHAt they DO nOT SLIp aND THAT THe toNgUE dOes nOT pUsh tHeM asIde. AFTer THE rECOrding plAtes have eaCH BeEN SecUreD ON The UpPER JaW aNd LoWe... | Recordingdevicesof the type mentioned above areknown in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth ofthepatient to ensurethat they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside.After the recording plates have each been securedon the uppe... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are _known_ in the dental field. _Their_ recording plates have _to_ be fixed on _the_ natural or prosthetic teeth _of_ _the_ patient to ensure _that_ they _do_ not slip _and_ _that_ the _tongue_ _does_ not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been _secured_... |
Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in Qxdition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances against the skin, a... | MUSCleS SeRvE a nuMBer Of FUnCTioNs, MOsT of wHICH arE DEPENdEnT UpoN TheIr rEguLAr CONTRacTIon, WhiCH iS in TURn DePendENT uPon THEiR strEnGTH and HEAlTh. fOr EXAmPLE, IN AddiTiOn to the weLL KNOwn FunCTionS oF sUppOrTiNG the SkeLeTOn aNd pErMitTiNg movEMent, musCLEs ServE tO pAD ThE FORCE of BoNe pROTubErancES agAINS... | Muscles serve anumberoffunctions, most of which are dependentupon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependentupon their strength andhealth. For example, in addition to the wellknown functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serveto pad the force of bone protuberances ... | Muscles serve a number _of_ _functions,_ most of which are _dependent_ upon their _regular_ contraction, which _is_ _in_ turn dependent _upon_ their strength and health. _For_ example, in addition to _the_ _well_ known _functions_ of supporting the _skeleton_ and permitting _movement,_ muscles serve to pad the _force_ ... |
In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sahppe, an inlet liner is typically inAtalked inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the Zzmple prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption decomposition of analytes the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The liner must contain the sample prior to passing sample the column, order to isolate sample any active site... | In gaS cHrOMAtography, a sAmpLe iS intRODuCed TO ThE cOlUMn OF thE cHROmAtogRAPh SySTEm vIA an inlEt. tO rEDUCE thE ADsORPTIOn Or dEcoMPOsiTioN oF aNaLYtEs IN THE sAMpLE, an INLeT linER iS TYPICalLy InSTALLED iNsiDE THe inLeT. THe InLeT LIner must coNTAIN The sAMPle pRIOR to paSSIng the SAMPle tO THe column, in orDer t... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption ordecomposition of analytes inthe sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside theinlet.The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the samplet... | In gas chromatography, a sample _is_ _introduced_ to the column of _the_ chromatograph system _via_ an _inlet._ To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of _analytes_ in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed _inside_ the inlet. The _inlet_ liner must contain the sample prior _to_ passing the sample to the ... |
This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers.
The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended period of time, ge... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended period of time, ge... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening / closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food ' s freshness for an extended period of time... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve food's freshness for an extended period of time, generally cools t... | THiS InvENtion rELAtES to a REfrigeratOR dooR OpENING/CLOSiNG APParatuS WhIch IS adAPTEd tO fAcILItaTe The easy HaNDLINg oF reLAtIveLy HeaVy FoOD CONTAinERs.
tHe REfrIgErATOr, uSed to sTOre varioUs KINdS Of FOodStUFfS in eItHEr A CooLED OR FROZeN sTATe TO PrEsErvE THE fOOd'S FREShnEsS FOr aN eXTEnDED PERIod OF tIME, gE... | This invention relatesto a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus whichis adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator,used to storevarious kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an e... | This invention _relates_ to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is _adapted_ to _facilitate_ the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, _used_ to store various _kinds_ of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to _preserve_ the food's _freshness_ _for_ an extended pe... |
1. Technical Field
Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms.
2. Discussion
Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. M)3e particularly, embodiments relate to p#ruodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platTormx may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in P%der to red... | 1. Technical Field generally relate to management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to power efficiency in computing Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in to reduce power consumption. Sleep state entry may b... | 1. TechNicAl FIELD
EmBoDIMENTS GeneRallY RELaTe tO Power MaNAgemeNt in cOmpUTinG PLAtformS. morE ParTIculaRLY, eMbodimentS RElatE to PErIodIc ACTIvIty ALiGNmENT to EnhanCE pOWEr EFFiCiENCy In COmPUTing pLaTfoRms.
2. dIscUSsioN
CoMPuTINg PLaTformS MAy enTEr VarIOuS sLEeP STATES dUriNg PeRIODS OF IDLeNESS In oRDEr to ReD... | 1. Technical FieldEmbodiments generally relate topower management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodimentsrelate to periodic activity alignment toenhancepower efficiencyin computing platforms.2. Discussion Computing platforms may entervarious sleep states during periods of idlenessin orderto r... | 1. _Technical_ Field Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. _More_ particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power _efficiency_ _in_ _computing_ platforms. _2._ Discussion Computing _platforms_ _may_ _enter_ various sleep states during periods of idlene... |
A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure i... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure i... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “ TEM ”) is a device which applKeQ an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure imagin... | A TRanSMISsIOn eLECtroN mIcROsCoPe (HEREiNafTeR, reFErRed tO aS “tEM”) Is A DEVIcE wHIcH apPLIeS aN ELEcTrON bEAM accelerAtED BY a hIGh VOltage TO an ObsErVAtiOn obJECT maTERIaL anD FoCusES thE eLeCtRon bEAm trAnsMITTEd tHroUgH the MateRial InTo an EnLArgED iMaGe By MEAnS oF AN ELEcTrOMaGNETic leNS for MicRostrUCTURe I... | A transmissionelectron microscope (hereinafter, referredto as “TEM”) isa device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to anobservation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of anelectromagnetic lens for mi... | A transmission _electron_ _microscope_ (hereinafter, _referred_ to _as_ “TEM”) _is_ a device which applies _an_ electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron _beam_ _transmitted_ through the material into an _enlarged_ image by means _of_ an electromagnetic lens ... |
Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various at6achkent pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and accessories to personal articles. common type accessory attachment is the used for coupling flexible sling or a strap to a article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mechanism comprising an accessory attachme... | vAriOUs aTTAcHmEnt PIecEs, aDAptORs, ANd meChAniCAl APPaRaTUSEs eXist foR tHe PuRpoSe of cOuPling slinGS aNd OtHEr aCcESsORieS To persOnAL ARTIcles. onE ComMOn TyPe oF accEsSORy AtTAchmeNt iS thE kiND UseD fOr couPlINg a FlEXIBlE SlINg OR a sTRap tO a SoliD artiCLe FOR CaRryIng. fOR ExaMple, sOMe kiND of COUpliNG MECha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist forthe purpose of coupling slingsand other accessories topersonal articles. One common type ofaccessory attachment is the kind usedfor coupling a flexible sling or a strapto a solid article for carrying. Forexample, somekind of coupli... | _Various_ attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses _exist_ _for_ the purpose of coupling _slings_ and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of _accessory_ attachment _is_ the kind _used_ _for_ coupling a _flexible_ sling or _a_ strap to a solid _article_ _for_ carrying. For example, som... |
Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to a resistive heating element up to operating temperat... | manY conSuMErS PReFER GaS cOokIng AppLiaNCEs oVeR eLeCtric cookinG APPLIaNCEs FOR a vAriEtY oF rEasoNs. FoR examplE, The GAS FlAMe Of a Gas coOKiNG ApPliAnCE CAN DelIver Heat NEarly iMmedIAtelY, WHiLe elEcTrIc CoOkInG APPlIaNces UsUAlLY reQuIRE AT leAst SOME DelaY TO BRiNg A REsiStIve heAtiNG ElemeNT UP TO OperaTing TE... | Many consumersprefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. Forexample, the gas flame ofa gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually requireatleast somedelayto bring a resistive heatingelement up to... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances _over_ electric _cooking_ appliances for a _variety_ of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a _gas_ cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly _immediately,_ while _electric_ cooking appliances _usually_ require at least _some_ delay to _bring_ a resistive heating element ... |
There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these d... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to gizmo such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these device... | There are an increasingly large Gumbef of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these d... | There are an increasingly large number devices that network Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television digital cameras, and cell phones. the evolution of these devices, there has been developments ... | THEre ARE an iNcREasinGlY LArgE nuMbEr oF DEviCes THaT HaVe NetwOrK coNnECtIvity. OVeR ThE YEarS, netWoRK CONNEcTiVIty HAS BeeN ExteNDEd TO ApPliAnceS SuCH AS rEfriGerAtoRs, HOME enteRtaINmeNT CeNtErs, aND InteraCTIvE BoX SeTs FOr UsE WItH TEleviSIOn setS, DIGiTal CamERas, AND cElL PhoNes. wItH tHe evOlUtiOn Of theSE d... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivityhas been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets,digital cameras, and cell phones.Withthe evolution... | There _are_ an _increasingly_ large number of _devices_ that have network connectivity. Over _the_ years, _network_ connectivity has been extended to _appliances_ _such_ as _refrigerators,_ home entertainment centers, _and_ interactive box sets for use _with_ television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the ... |
Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism.
Examples of previously patented f... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previously patented f... | Heretofore vwrkous forms of flqgstaffD and flagpoles have been designed from aesth4ric standpoints and also BTom the standpoints of serDicWability and ease of use. Further, 5herF has also F3en attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles wT7ch are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of Orevious?y patented f... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from Examples of patented flagpoles of this type and o... | hERetoFORE VarIOUs FORMS oF FlagstaFfS AND FlAgPOLes HaVe BeEN dEsIgnEd froM AEsthEtIc STANDPOInTS And ALSO from ThE sTanDpoINTS OF SErVICeaBilITy aNd easE of uSe. FuRther, tHerE hAs AlsO BeEn AttemPts TO DeSIGN FlagStAFfS aND FlAGpOlES WHIch arE SuBsTAntIAlLy proTeCTeD frOm vaNdaLiSm.
ExaMPLES OF PrevIoUsLy pATenTeD f... | Heretofore various forms offlagstaffs and flagpoles have beendesigned from aestheticstandpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and easeof use.Further, therehas also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previousl... | Heretofore _various_ forms _of_ _flagstaffs_ _and_ flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints _of_ _serviceability_ _and_ ease of use. _Further,_ there _has_ also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of pre... |
The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof.
Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and pr0cess$s for a number of purposes, including programmi... | present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programming alterable ci... | The pRESEnT InvENtiOn relaTES tO SeMiCOnDUctor sTrUcTUReS, anD paRTICULArLY, TO ANtIFuse stRUCtuRes HavinG aN iNtEgrAteD HEating eLemENt and meTHOds oF PrOGRAMMINg THeREoF.
eLeCTrIcaLlY OpERaBle FUsES ARE UTilizED wIthIN THE FIeld OF InTEGRAtED cIrCuIT dEvIceS ANd pROcesses FOr a NUMBER of PUrposEs, INClUDIng PrOgRamMi... | The presentinvention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly,to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods ofprogramming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuitdevices and processes for a number of purposes, in... | The present invention _relates_ to semiconductor structures, and _particularly,_ to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and _methods_ of programming _thereof._ Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field _of_ _integrated_ circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, includi... |
Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing )ow2r consumption in an integrated ckrc7it is often desirable. However designers of integrated cirsujts often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct op#Dation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means %haG there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under possible variations. This approach often means that is a substantial margin that is to the critical voltage to accou... | reDUCING pOWer ConsuMpTion IN aN inTegRAtEd CIrCuit iS OfTen dEsiraBLE. HOweveR DEsiGneRS Of iNTeGRaTED CIrCUitS OFtEN SelEcT a coNSERvaTIve SUPPLy VolTaGe tO EnSUrE CORReCt OpeRATION oF tHe IntEgRaTEd CIRcUits under alL POssIble vaRIaTiONS. ThiS cONsERvatIvE aPPRoacH oFTEn MEAnS ThAT thERE iS a subSTantIaL MArgin that... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuitis oftendesirable. However designers ofintegrated circuits often selecta conservative supplyvoltage to ensure correct operation of theintegrated circuitsunder all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantialmargin tha... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers _of_ integrated _circuits_ often _select_ _a_ conservative supply voltage to ensure correct _operation_ _of_ the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to for reproducing a halftone image a digital image such as a halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing as facsimile systems and wordprocessors have been developed are often networked. However,... | 1. fielD oF THe InvEnTIoN
thE PreseNT InvENtIon RElatES To An IMage ProcEsSiNG APpArAtUs For rePRoDUCINg a hAlfTone ImAGe FrOm a dIGITal iMagE SuCh AS A pSEuDo HalFTONE IMaGe.
2. desCRiptIOn oF THE relATED aRT
iN RecEnt yEaRs, vAriOUs Types of diGItal doCUmeNt dAtA pRoCessIng ApPARATUSEs such As FacsIMIle SYsTEMS anD W... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present inventionrelates to an imageprocessing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftoneimage.2. Description of the Related Art In recentyears, varioustypes of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a _halftone_ image from _a_ digital image such as a pseudo halftone _image._ 2. Description of the Related _Art_ _In_ _recent_ years, various _types_ of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsi... |
Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human effogtc. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also other crops, including soybeans cotton. Insects eat and damage plants undermine these human efforts. Billions of are spent each year to control insect pests and billions to the damage they inflict. organic chemical insecticides have been the primary tools u... | HuMAns grow Corn fOR FOOD aND eNeRGy aPpLICaTIOnS. HumaNS AlSo GroW mANY OTher cROPs, iNcluDing soYBeANs ANd cOttON. InSECts EAT ANd DAMagE plANTs AnD THErebY undErmiNE TheSe HUman efFoRtS. billIOns oF dOlLArs aRe SpENt eacH YEar tO CoNTrol iNSeCT PESTs aNd AdditIOnal BILLionS are LOST To tHe DAMAge thEy INfLiCT. sYNTh... | Humansgrow corn forfood and energyapplications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat anddamage plants and thereby undermine these humanefforts. Billions of dollars are spent eachyear to control insect pests and additional billionsare lost to thedamage they inflict.Sy... | Humans grow corn _for_ food _and_ energy applications. Humans also grow _many_ other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and _damage_ plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and _additional_ _billions_ are _lost_ to the damage they ... |
Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side plan... | Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a mogul transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side plan... | Japanese La9x - Open Patent Phbl*cation No. 2008 - 44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The pp2er transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an ouYe% casing part and is rotated by a rr(ve motor via a rear - sid... | Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 a hydraulic torque wrench includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with The cylinder is located an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via rear-side planetary gear mechanism. A bearing that ro... | JapANEsE laid-OPen pATEnt PUBlICation No. 2008-44080 DISClOsES A hyDrAULIC tOrqUe WrEncH THAT InCLuDES A PoWEr tRaNSmiTtINg apPARaTus. THE POWER TRansmiTTInG aPPAratUs cOmPrIses a CYlInder FIlled wIth hyDrAuLic OIL. THE cYLINDeR iS LoCATed iNSiDE AN OUTER CAsing pArt aND IS ROtatED bY A DRiVE moTor Via a rEAR-sidE PLAN... | JapaneseLaid-Open Patent Publication No.2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatuscomprises a cylinderfilled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and isrotated by a drive motor via a rear-s... | Japanese Laid-Open _Patent_ _Publication_ _No._ 2008-44080 discloses _a_ hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power _transmitting_ apparatus. _The_ power _transmitting_ apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic _oil._ The _cylinder_ _is_ located inside an outer casing _part_ and is _rotated_ by a drive mo... |
Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, in... | Drilling swell for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, in... | Drilling wells for various purposes is weo; - known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e. g. , oil and gas ), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand Tdet to 25, 000 feet or mo4f. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole Fpols often kgcorporate various senso... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to water, and so on. Well depth may range from a thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, tools often incorporate various sensors, instruments control dev... | drilling WELls FOR vARIous pUrpOseS Is WeLL-KNown. SUCH WELlS May be DRIllEd fOR GEOTHERMAl purPOSes, tO PrODUcE HYdROCarBOns (e.g., OIl aNd gAs), To pRodUce wAter, ANd SO on. WeLl DePtH May rangE from a Few THouSAND FEEt TO 25,000 FeEt OR mORE. In hYDroCaRboN WELls, doWNHOlE TOoLS Often iNCORpoRaTE vaRiouS SenSoRS, IN... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wellsmay be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas),to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to25,000 feet or more. Inhydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often inco... | Drilling wells for various purposes _is_ well-known. Such wells may _be_ drilled for _geothermal_ purposes, to produce _hydrocarbons_ (e.g., oil and gas), _to_ _produce_ water, and so on. Well depth _may_ range _from_ a _few_ _thousand_ feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon _wells,_ downhole tools often _incorpor... |
A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultirsl inputs on a field at conHrolleX rate. Agricultural iHpuYs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be usWS to treat seeds, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, roots, ... | A MATEriaL APPlICaTiON SYSTEM OR spRaYeR MAy BE uSed to Apply, DIsTRiBUte, DisPENSe or sprAY AGricUlTural iNpUtS ON a fiElD At CoNtRoLled Rate. AgrIcultuRAl INpUTs maY cOMPRISe feRtiLiZEr, inSectICiDeS, HerBiCiDeS, fUngiciDES, anD OtHER cHeMIcaLS, cOmPOUNDs, OR MIXTurES. aGRICuLtuRAL INPUTS MaY BE UsEd To TReaT SEeds, ... | A materialapplication system or sprayer may be used to apply,distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, andotherchemicals,compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used t... | A material application system _or_ sprayer _may_ be used _to_ _apply,_ distribute, _dispense_ or _spray_ agricultural _inputs_ on a _field_ at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, _compounds,_ _or_ mixtures. Agricultural inputs may _be_... |
The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and cannot b... | The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and cannot b... | The closest known (Gior art is U. S. Pat. No. 6, 725, 959 (e00%) to Chew et al. A snowboard is Cittef at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The mofoE powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for ste2r9ng. The motor and tread are set at snow level and canno... | The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. snowboard is fitted at the rear with assembly to support a motor. motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level cannot be lifted up to allow ... | the CloSEst KnowN PRIoR aRT is U.S. Pat. no. 6,725,959 (2004) To sheA Et al. A sNoWBoaRD IS fItTEd at tHe REar WitH A moUNTiNg Assembly To suPPoRT A mOToR. THe moToR PoWeRS a fLExIBLE tRaCK with A TReAd. A TilLer MoVES ThE mOToR aND TrACK SIde to sIde FoR sTeEriNg. THE motOR And TReaD ARe SeT At snow levEl ANd Cannot B... | The closest knownpriorart is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Sheaetal.A snowboard is fitted at the rear witha mounting assembly tosupport a motor.The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor andtrackside to side forsteering. The motor and tread are set at snow... | The closest known prior _art_ is U.S. Pat. No. _6,725,959_ (2004) _to_ Shea et al. _A_ snowboard is fitted _at_ the _rear_ _with_ a mounting assembly to support a _motor._ The motor powers a flexible _track_ _with_ _a_ tread. _A_ _tiller_ moves the motor and _track_ side to side for steering. _The_ _motor_ and tread _a... |
The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fiber... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fiber... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well - known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aranjd. RTM. fi... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known passes bundles of filaments carbon or even fibers) through a fluidized of thermoplastic re... | tHE IDea of FiBer iMprEgNATIon bY PowDeREd reSin is well-KNOwn. over The yeARS, tHE InDUSTrY hAS usEd DiffErent TEcHnIquES FoR pRODUcING YarnS Or RoVingS (PREPREGs) imPrEGnaTeD WItH vARiouS tHERMoplAsTic OR tHErMoSET poLYmEr PowdErS. oNe KNOWN pRoCEsS PAsses BUndLES oF fIlAMeNts (glAss, cARboN Or EveN ARaMid.RTM. fIBer... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin iswell-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic orthermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundlesof filaments (glass, carbon or even Ar... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated _with_ various _thermoplastic_ _or_ thermoset _polymer_ _powders._ One known process passes _bundles_ _of_ filaments (glass, carbon or _even_ A... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled.
2. Description of Related Art
Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, thi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, thi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45 - 27, 634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, ... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a cooling system cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. As illustrated in 5, this conventional cooling system a c... | 1. fieLD of ThE INVeNtiON
ThE prEsENt iNveNTiON ReLaTeS tO A cOOLiNg sySTEM for coolinG A SUbsTaNcE To be cOOled.
2. DEscRiptIoN Of RelATeD Art
JaPanese EXamINED PAtEnt PuBlIcaTiON (kOKoKU) NO. 45-27,634 DiScLoSEs a CoNVeNtional COOLInG systeM WHICh Is CoNstRuCTEd aS ILLUsTRATEd In Fig. 5. as iLlUSTratEd IN fiG. 5, thI... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to acooling system for cooling a substanceto becooled. 2.Description of Related Art JapaneseExamined Patent Publication (KOKOKU)No. 45-27,634discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As ill... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a cooling system for _cooling_ a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related _Art_ Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in _FIG._ 5. As _illustrated_ _in_... |
Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an example of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key, a... | Conventionally, a halting apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an example of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a sgancard controller, a game controller he,E and operated 2itg one hqjd. As an example of an ext4ndeV controller of the game apparatus, a gAm$ controller has ge2n known which is held and operated with bktu hands, and incluEex two sticks, a cross key, a... | Conventionally, a game apparatus has known which includes, a standard controller, a game held and operated with one hand. As an example an extended controller of game apparatus, a game controller has been known is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key, and a plurality of operation butt... | convEntioNALLy, A GaME aPpAraTus HaS beEN KnOWN whicH iNclUDES, AS a STaNDarD cOntroLLeR, a GAMe CONTRoLlEr heLd aNd oPeRATeD with ONE hanD. as AN ExampLE Of AN ExTendED cOntrOllEr oF The GamE ApPArATuS, A gamE COntrollER HAS BEen Known WHICH iS hEld AND oPErAted WIth bOTH hAnDs, aND INcLuDes Two stIckS, A Cross KEy, A... | Conventionally, a game apparatus hasbeen knownwhich includes,as astandard controller, agame controller held andoperated with one hand. As an example ofan extended controllerofthe game apparatus, a game controller hasbeen known which is heldand operatedwith both hands, and includes two sticks, a crosskey,... | Conventionally, a game apparatus _has_ been known which includes, as a standard _controller,_ a game controller held _and_ operated with one hand. As an _example_ _of_ an extended controller _of_ the game _apparatus,_ a _game_ _controller_ has been known which is held and operated _with_ both hands, and _includes_ two ... |
The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling.
Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art ... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art ... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress YApe is known in the art as exemplified in U. S. Pat. No. 3, 889, 305 (Goldberg ). This prior a... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at edges of the mattress a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art heat directed to a mattress ... | THE pREseNT inveNtIoN IS dIrected geneRALly tO a mATTResS tAPE AnD, IN partIcULar, to A kNItTed mAttrEss tape suITEd TO prOvIDE A FReNCh sEam at tHE EdGEs Of tHe mATTrEsS THAt pRoDucES a MInimum AmOuNT Of wriNkLinG.
mATtRess tape Is kNOWn iN tHe ART as ExEmpLIFied in U.S. PaT. NO. 3,889,305 (GOldbeRG) . thIS pRIoR ArT ... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to providea french seam at the edgesof the mattress that produces aminimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art asexemplifiedin U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prio... | The present invention is directed generally _to_ a mattress tape and, in _particular,_ to a knitted mattress tape _suited_ to provide a french seam _at_ _the_ edges of _the_ _mattress_ that _produces_ a _minimum_ amount of wrinkling. _Mattress_ tape is _known_ in the art as exemplified in _U.S._ _Pat._ No. 3,889,305 _(... |
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | NucleqT magneG8c resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical pfofecsionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induVdd by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at l3velD equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant of electromagnetic energy, at equivalent the energy difference between such split states. The resonance ... | nUcleAr MAGnETIC resoNaNCE (nMr) haS BECOME An indiSPENsible toOl foR ChEmIsTS, BiologIstS, and medIcaL pRofeSSionals. Nmr IS BAseD on sPLittiNg oF the sPiN ENerGY StatEs inDUCED By a stAtiC MaGnetIC FIeld, And RESOnaNT AbSOrPTIOn of eLEcTROMagNEtiC ENErGY, At LEVels EQuIVALenT To THe EnERgy dIffERENce betWeen suCH SPl... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists,andmedicalprofessionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by astaticmagnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy,at levelsequivalent to the energy difference betw... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has _become_ _an_ indispensible _tool_ for _chemists,_ biologists, and medical professionals. NMR _is_ based _on_ splitting of the spin energy states _induced_ by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels _equivalent_ to the energy difference ... |
Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems that fa... | Many groups are investigation the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems that fa... | Many groups are ibvestigSting the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half - life of a drug in a biological system and systems that ... | Many groups are investigating use polymers the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug a biological system and systems facilitate the placement ... | many GrOUPS arE iNvEstigatIng ThE uSe Of pOLYmErS FOR THe cONtROlLEd DeliverY OF a vARIETy Of tHERApeUTICs. PolYmErs pLAY AN InTEgRaL ROLE IN DRuG DeLIvery AnD ARE deSirAblE foR coNTroLleD rElEAsE THeraPEuticS, TailorED druG RelEaSe kinEtICs, iNcreASiNG thE halF-lIfe oF a drUG in A bioLOGIcAl SySTEM AnD sYSTEMs thAT Fa... | Many groups areinvestigating the use of polymers for the controlleddelivery ofavariety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral rolein drug delivery and are desirablefor controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug releasekinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems tha... | Many groups are investigating the use of _polymers_ for the controlled _delivery_ of a _variety_ of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral _role_ in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, _tailored_ drug release _kinetics,_ increasing _the_ half-life _of_ _a_ _drug_ in a biological system... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device.
2. Related Art
Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive devic... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device. 2. Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive devic... | 1. Technical FieiR The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a netwogO and / or device. 2. Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non - linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive d... | 1. Technical Field The invention relates to passive intermodulation and systems and methods for PIM in a network and/or device. 2. Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive device such a connector or cable. PIM has su... | 1. TechniCal fieLD
the pRESenT INVEntion rELatES To PasSivE intErMoDuLAtion (pim) ANd syStEMs AnD MeTHODS for MEASURing Pim In a NetWORK AND/OR dEviCE.
2. ReLATED aRT
pASsIVe iNTeRmODUlatIon (pIm) cauSES an unwANtED SIGNal OR sIgnals To BE geNERaTeD By thE nON-LineAR MIxiNG oF TWo oR moRE FreQUencIeS IN a PaSSIVE dEVIc... | 1. Technical FieldThe present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methodsfor measuring PIM in a network and/or device. 2. Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causesan unwanted signal or signals to be generated by thenon-linear mixingof two or more frequencies in... | 1. Technical Field The present invention _relates_ to passive _intermodulation_ (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring _PIM_ _in_ a network and/or device. 2. Related Art Passive _intermodulation_ (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more _frequencies_ in a p... |
The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers.
In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | The demand hydrocarbons remains a industry. The uses of the development of fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production The production of precursors for includes the separation of... | ThE DemAND fOR hYdrocaRbons REmaIns A gRowth IndustRY. The USes of hYdROcarbonS IncLUdE The DEVElOPMeNt Of BETTEr FUelS, aS weLl aS useFUl PrEcURsoRS FOR deTERgENtS, AnD for polYMerS.
in ParTICulaR, the pRodUctioN Of KERosEne IS IMpORTaNt FOr numErOUs prODuCTs, iNCludIng mOtoR FuELs, aNd The ProDuCTiOn of DeTerGEnts. t... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains agrowth industry.The uses of hydrocarbons include the development ofbetter fuels, aswell as useful precursors fordetergents, and for polymers. Inparticular, theproduction of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels,and the production of ... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains _a_ _growth_ industry. _The_ uses _of_ hydrocarbons _include_ the development of better fuels, as well as useful _precursors_ for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of _kerosene_ is _important_ for numerous products, _including_ motor fuels, and the _producti... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example.
2. Description of Prior Art
Those concerned with the development of prote... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates mostly to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the development of protecti... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garH@nts adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as dhXk hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the development of prote... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art concerned with the development of protective clothing fo... | 1. field Of tHe iNvEntiON
the PResEnT InventioN RELateS GEnerALLY to imPRoVEMEntS iN prOteCtIVE gaRmEnts ADaPted FOR usE By spECTators At outDooR WinTeR sporTS sUch AS FOotbALl GAMes OR the LiKe, oR By SportSmEn SUCH aS DUCk HunteRS, FoR eXaMpLe.
2. DEscRiPtiOn oF PRIor ART
ThOse cONcERned wiTH the DEVeLopMent oF pROTe... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garmentsadapted for use by spectators at outdoorwinter sports such as football games or the like,or by sportsmen such as duckhunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned withthedevelo... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates generally to improvements in _protective_ garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports _such_ as football games or the like, or by sportsmen _such_ as _duck_ hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the developmen... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones.
1. Background Art
For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a b... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a b... | 1. TechJicSl Field The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension - ,in$ - communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above - mentioned type is connected wi... | Technical Field The present relates to a facsimile which is connectable a plurality telephones (handsets) and which extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a built-in and a second and allows extens... | 1. techNicAl fIeLd
thE preSEnt INveNtiOn RelAtES to A faCsiMIlE apparatuS whicH iS connEctaBLE WITH A plURALitY oF tElePhoNes (hAnDSEts) And wHiCh alLOwS EXtEnSIoN-liNe-cOmMuniCATIon BeTweEn tHE telepHonES.
1. BACkgROUND aRT
for exAMPle, a cONVEnTIONAL FAcSimiLe machInE of THE Above-mENTIONEd tYpE Is cOnNeCTed With a B... | 1. Technical Field Thepresent invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentione... | 1. _Technical_ Field The _present_ _invention_ relates _to_ a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with _a_ _plurality_ of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication _between_ the telephones. _1._ Background Art _For_ example, _a_ conventional facsimile machine of _the_ above-mentioned type... |
It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noi... | It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noi... | It is well known that an 8nsuctor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast - switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i. e. , inductive... | It is well known that an inductor typically a change in the current flowing through by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noise) in parasitic induct... | it is WEll KnoWN thAT AN InDuCtOR TyPiCaLly ReSISts A chanGE in the cURRENT FLOWing ThrOuGH It BY GEnERatInG a COuNtEraCtIng volTaGE DrOp. ThiS pHEnomenon CaN BE TrOuBlESoME fOR electRoNic CiRCUIts THaT ACCOMModATe FAsT-sWITching OperaTiOnS. raPIdlY chaNGIng curRenTS caN inDUCe VOltAgE fLUctuatIOns (I.E., iNduCTiVE nOi... | It is well knownthat an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations.Rapidly changing currents caninduce voltage fluctuations ... | It is _well_ _known_ _that_ an _inductor_ typically resists a change _in_ the current _flowing_ through _it_ by generating a counteracting _voltage_ drop. This phenomenon can _be_ troublesome _for_ _electronic_ circuits that _accommodate_ fast-switching operations. Rapidly _changing_ currents can _induce_ voltage fluct... |
This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors.
Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997)... | This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity demodulator are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 19... | This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors - Design and Applications (ISBN # 0 - 7803 - 5351 - X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N... | This invention relates to sensors, more particularly, to capacitive sensors. Capacitive sensors a single plate capacitive proximity detector are The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997) one known proximity sensin... | tHis inVENTIon RElAtES TO seNsorS, AND morE paRTIculArlY, to cAPAcItIVE proXImITY SENsOrs.
CaPACITive SENsoRS USiNG A siNgLe plAte capacITIve PrOxIMiTY dETector are kNowN. tHe pUbliCaTiON eNTItled: capAcITiVe sensOrs-DEsIGn and appLicaTIOns (Isbn#0-7803-5351-x) bY larRy k. bAXTer, 1St ed. (ieEe, PIScaTawAY, N.j., 1997)... | Thisinvention relates to sensors, and more particularly, tocapacitive proximitysensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detectorare known. The publication entitled:Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway,... | _This_ invention relates to sensors, and _more_ _particularly,_ to capacitive proximity sensors. _Capacitive_ sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are _known._ The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, _1st_ ed. (IEEE, Piscataway,... |
This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction.
The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘central process... | This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘central process... | This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘ central proces... | This invention relates the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power storage in computer devices and systems initiated a resurgence in ‘central systems’, where tasks are serviced on a ... | thIS InvEntiOn reLaTeS TO thE fIELd of syStEMs ANaLySis aNd plannING, anD in PArtiCULaR To SErVER ConsOLIDaTiON ANd vIrtuaLIzation THROuGH pERFOrmaNCE ANAlysis, mOdElinG, and PreDICTion.
the INCReasE In pROcesSInG poweR And SToraGe aVaIlAbLe iN CoMPuTER DeVICES and SySTeMs Has iNITiatEd a reSURgenCE iN ‘cEnTRAL procEsS... | This invention relates to thefield of systems analysis andplanning, and in particularto server consolidation and virtualization through performanceanalysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power andstorage available incomputer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ... | _This_ _invention_ relates to the _field_ of systems analysis and planning, and in particular _to_ _server_ _consolidation_ and _virtualization_ through performance _analysis,_ _modeling,_ and prediction. The increase in _processing_ _power_ and storage _available_ in computer _devices_ and systems _has_ initiated a re... |
Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of presence of the elastic material and the particular in which the elastic and inelas... | ArTicles rEquIRiNG A deGReE oF ELAStiCitY HaVE bEEn FORmeD by CoMbinINg ELAstic mATERIAls wITH INeLASTIc, Or LESs eLAStiC, MaTErIaLS THROuGh VArIOuS LAMInatiON pROceSSEs. OFTen, sucH cOMposIte lamInATe ARTiCLES wILL Be sTRetChaBLE bECaUSe Of thE prESEncE oF THe eLaSTiC MateriAL AnD The ParticULar ManNer iN WhIch ThE el... | Articles requiring a degree ofelasticity have been formed bycombining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic,materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articleswillbe stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particularmanner in... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic _materials_ _with_ _inelastic,_ or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. _Often,_ such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of _the_ elastic _material_ and the particular manner in ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and cpmponenfs of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover invention relates a device and a system and such the application of holding clips. The invention also concerns hold... | 1. FiEld oF THE InVENTiON
thE iNVeNTiON ReLATeS tO A mEthOd for ThE applIcAtIOn Of HoldiNg cliPS oN edgEs And boRdERs of obJecTS, In PARtIcULAr pApeR StAcks OR dOcUmENTS, bY thE ApplicAtIOn Of ClAmPing forcES. mOreoVeR thE iNVeNTIoN relateS to A DEVICE ANd a sYSTeM AND cOmpoNents oF sUCH sySTem foR THE apPLiCATiOn Of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacksor documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, _by_ the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a _device_ and a system and components of such system for the applicat... |
This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones.
Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones w... | This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones w... | This invention relates to ZHdio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery - operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones... | This invention to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable such as headphones with a battery amplifier, such as ... | THiS INVeNTIOn RELAtes To AUDio AMpliFiers, PArTicUlarLy AUdIO amPlifIers wHErE EFfICIENCy IS iMPOrTANT, Such aS bATteRY-operATeD porTabLE ApPlICATiOnS, fOR ExAMPLe pOrTAble AMPlifIeRs COnNeCTeD To HeADpHoNEs.
mINIMIzing unneceSsARY AMpLifIEr poWer DissIPATIoN IS impoRTANT IN poRtAbLe apPlicatIONS, such aS heaDphoNEs W... | This invention relatesto audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifierpower dissipation is important inportableapplications, such as headpho... | This invention _relates_ to _audio_ _amplifiers,_ particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated _portable_ _applications,_ for example portable amplifiers _connected_ to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary _amplifier_ power _dissipation_ is important in portable _applications,_ su... |
The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles throug... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles throug... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so - called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles thro... | The present invention relates an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from interior of the motor vehicles through remote con... | THe PREseNt INVenTion ReLAtEs To An AngLE ADJUSTiNG ARrANGEMeNT FOR A mIrROR ANd MOrE PArTiCularly, To aN aRRangEMEnT for aDJUsTInG tHE Angle, foR EXamPle, Of tHe sO-cALlED OUTER Or eXtErnaL rEFleCtIng miRRor suCH aS THE FeNDER mIRroR, dOOr MIrrOr, etc. for mOtOr VEHiClES, frOm tHe InteRIOR oF thE moTor VeHIClEs thrOuG... | Thepresent invention relates to anangle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjustingtheangle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such asthe fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior ofthemotor... | The present invention relates to _an_ angle adjusting _arrangement_ for a mirror _and_ _more_ particularly, to _an_ arrangement for adjusting the angle, for _example,_ of the _so-called_ outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor v... |
Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineering... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineering... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized 0osi^ion in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled " Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment ", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineeri... | graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical (Feb. 1974, pages 144-150 and Mar. 18... | impeRVIoUS GRApHITE heaT ExCHAnGe TUBEs, cHeMiCaL PIPINg aND oTHer eQuiPmeNT havE a RECOGniZED PosITiOn IN COmMeRce. imPErViOUs GRAPHite eNGineErIng mATeRiaLs hAVE bEEN DescrIbEd IN MaNY ArtICLeS sUCh As THoSE eNTiTleD "impErviOus GRaPHiTE FOr proCessiNG equiPmenT", bY JOhN r. ScHlEY in tHe jOUrNAL chEMiCal enGInEERinG... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipmenthave arecognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by JohnR.Schley in the journal Chem... | _Impervious_ graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other _equipment_ have _a_ recognized position _in_ _commerce._ Impervious graphite engineering materials have _been_ _described_ in many articles such as _those_ entitled "Impervious Graphite _for_ Processing Equipment", _by_ John R. Schley in the journal ... |
Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and / or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non - planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular tra... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic. In ... | roaDwAys aRe BuilT tO fAcIlItaTE veHiCULar tRAvEl. HoWeVer, DEpENdinG uPON uSAge DenSITy, bAsE coNdItiOns, teMperatuRe VArIatIOn, moiSture VARIATIon, aND/or PHYSical aGe, THe SURface oF thE ROADwAYs CaN EVEnTualLY BeCome misshAPeN, Non-planar, unABLe To supPORT wHEEL loAdS, Or otheRwIse unsuiTABLE fOR vehicular TRAfFic... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density,base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways caneventually become misshapen, non-planar,unable to supportwheelloads, or otherwiseunsuitable for veh... | _Roadways_ are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature _variation,_ moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable _to_ support _wheel_ loads, or otherwise _unsuitable_ for vehicul... |
Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component syst... | Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component syst... | Two - component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 2, 995, 531. Further, according to DE - OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED - paints. One - com... | Two-component with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS 57 799 such combinations may also used for the formulation of cathodically depositable One-component systems in which a partially blocked ... | TWo-COmpoNent PAINTs wITH gooD StORage STabilITy OF pOLymerS cAPabLE of foRminG amiDes Or UrethanEs aND blOCked iSOcYanates ARE DiSclosEd iN u.S. pAT. no. 2,995,531. FUrTHeR, aCCORdINg to De-Os NO. 20 57 799 sucH COmbInatiOns May AlSo bE used For tHe FORmUlatIOn oF cAThOdicalLy DEPOSItablE eD-paINTs. oNe-componEnT SYsT... | Two-component paints withgood storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes andblocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531.Further, according to DE-OSNo. 2057799 such combinations may also beused for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component s... | Two-component paints with good _storage_ _stability_ of polymers capable of _forming_ amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates _are_ disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS _No._ 20 57 799 _such_ combinations may also be _used_ _for_ the formulation _of_ _cathodically_ depositable ED-paints... |
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical pTpcedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable through a very small surgical incision. B. in ... | A. fieLd of tHE InVEntiOn
THe pReseNT iNVeNtIoN RelatES To An APParaTUs anD METHod foR ImpLAntINg intrAOcULAr LEnsEs in OPhThAlmIC sURGIcAL PrOCeDURES. MORe ParTiCuLARLY, thIs iNvenTIon rELAtes To A MeaNS And MEtHod For impLAntINg IntRAOCuLar lEnSes MaDE FRom a relAtiVELy SOFT, pLiaBlE fOLDABle MATeRiAL throUGh a VeRY ... | A.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatusand method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. Moreparticularly, this invention relates to a meansand method forimplanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldablematerial thro... | A. Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to an _apparatus_ and method for _implanting_ _intraocular_ _lenses_ _in_ ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention _relates_ to _a_ means _and_ method for implanting intraocular lenses made _from_ a _relatively_ _soft,_ pliable foldabl... |
This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor.
For example,... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For example,... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching moeupe for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For example,... | invention relates to an overheating protection system a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting devices inside a switching device for chopping current through coils of an electric motor. For example, a switching circuit for driving a switch... | ThIs iNVenTiOn ReLatEs To An ovErHeatING prOtEctIoN SYsTeM foR a swiTcHInG ModULE FOR drIVIng A lOaD, And parTicUlArLY, AlTHOugH THE inVeNtION is Not LImItEd TO tHIs, TO A SySteM foR prOTECTing SWiTCHing deVices insIDE A SwitcHINg DeVIce ModULE FOr choPpiNG CuRrENt ThRouGH PhaSe COIlS OF AN ELeCTric MoToR.
fOR exAMpLE,... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switchingmodule for driving a load,and particularly, although the inventionis not limited to this,to a system for protecting switching devices insideaswitching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electri... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system _for_ a switching module for driving a load, _and_ _particularly,_ although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting _switching_ devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through _phase_ _coils_ of an electric motor. ... |
In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drain are then form... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drain are then form... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a - Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a - Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator <ay$r and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e. g. n + layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drain are the... | In the prior art, silicon (a-Si) thin film are formed by depositing a first a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on of the first layer. for the source and drain are then formed on the highly doped layer defining a channel area... | In The pRior ART, aMOrPHoUS siLiCoN (A-sI) tHIN fIlM TRanSIstorS ArE FOrmeD bY DepOsITInG A fIrSt LaYER OF a-si sEmIcoNDuCtoR MaTerIAl OveR A gaTe And GAte InSulATor LAYEr aND THEn DEpOSIting A LAyER of hiGhlY DOPEd SILiCOn (E.g. n+ lAyeR) On toP of ThE FiRst lAYEr. meTaL cOntactS FoR The sourCe AND DraiN are TheN FoRM... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer ofa-Si semiconductor material over agate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contactsfor the sou... | In the prior _art,_ amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film _transistors_ are _formed_ by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and _then_ depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top _of_ _the_ first layer. Metal contacts for the _source_ and drain... |
The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder.
Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is there... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is there... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mP*nted in a common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc. , require various tools for carrying out rgeir tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear eirh use and require frequent change. It is ther... | The present invention relates to tools to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder. Many such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear use and require frequent change. It therefore desirable that the blades or the like be easil... | The PResENT iNVenTioN relateS To TOOls And pErtAINS PARticULArly to MUliTPlE toOlS MoUnted iN a ComMoN HoLder.
MANy WORkmEn, sUCh as cARPENTers, maCHINIsTs, eTC., REQuIrE vARious TOOls fOr carrYiNg OUt TheiR TasKs. A NuMBer Of tHesE TOOls hAVe BLadES Or pointS that WEAR wITH USe AND ReqUIRE freqUENT ChanGe. it IS thEre... | The presentinvention relates totools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a commonholder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various toolsfor carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is ... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to _mulitple_ tools mounted _in_ a common _holder._ Many _workmen,_ _such_ as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. _A_ number of these tools have blades _or_ points _that_ _wear_ with use and _require_ frequent... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained / in training animals electronically linked to a handler / Qnalyaer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances ... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect substances is a foundational effort of ... | 1. field OF ThE InVentIOn
THE PreSEnt INventION PERTaINS To ThE aRT of DeTeCTIon SYSTEms And, MORe PArtiCuLARLY, To A deteCTIoN sySTeM THAT EmplOyS TRaIneD/iN TrainIng anImals EleCTroNICalLy LInked To a HaNDlER/aNalYZEr.
2. dIscuSsIoN oF ThE PRIor art
tHE aBILITy TO raPidLy and eFFeCTivELy dEteCT tArGet sUbSTAncES iS A... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention pertains to the art ofdetection systemsand, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability torapidly and effectiv... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present _invention_ pertains to _the_ _art_ of detection systems and, more _particularly,_ to a detection system _that_ employs trained/in training animals _electronically_ _linked_ to a handler/analyzer. _2._ Discussion of _the_ Prior _Art_ The ability to rapidly and _effectively_ det... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures.
2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention present disclosure generally relates to a forming semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and according semiconductor device structures. 2. Description the Re... | 1. FIeLd of THe iNVeNtion
THE pRESENt DIScLOsURE GeNeRALlY rELatEs to A metHOD for fOrmING a SemIcOnDUCTOR devIce strUCtUre anD to a sEmicoNdUcTOR DevICe StrUctURe. partICuLaRly, THe pRESEnt DiSClOSURE RelaTeS tO FOrMinG bULk fiNs CoMPrIsiNG a fiEld inDUCiNG STRucTURE AnD tO ACcOrDiNg SEMiconDUcTOr DEvicE struCtureS.
2... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentdisclosure generally relates to amethod for forminga semiconductor devicestructure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relatesto forming bulk fins comprising afield inducing structure and to according semiconductor ... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for _forming_ _a_ semiconductor device _structure_ and to a semiconductor _device_ structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates _to_ forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing _structure_ and to according semiconductor _dev... |
Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications known. In a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably linear dependency between an input variable and variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equilibrium established, ... | ELeCTROmaGnetiC PROPOrTIoNAL ValVes FoR MaNIFOlD ApplICAtioNs ArE kNowN. in SUCH a PrOPortiONAl VAlve, tO AchIEVE A cORrelATiON AnD prefERABLY A lINEar dePeNDeNcY BETweeN an inpUt vArIAble AnD AN oUtpUt vAriablE, THE OutpUT VArIAblE Is feD bAck TO THe inpUt VaRiablE, so ThaT For eacH InpuT vAriABle A cORreSpoNdiNg eQUi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications areknown. In such a proportionalvalve, to achieve a correlation and preferablya linear dependency between an inputvariable and an output variable, the output variableis fed back to the input variable, so that foreach input variable ... | _Electromagnetic_ proportional valves for _manifold_ applications are known. _In_ such _a_ proportional valve, _to_ _achieve_ a correlation and preferably a _linear_ dependency between _an_ input variable and an output variable, the _output_ variable is fed back to the _input_ variable, so that for each input _variable... |
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