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Computing systems are currently in wide use. Some computing systems are deployed at end user organizations and they assist the end user organizations in performing the operations undertaken by the organization.
Some such computing systems implement processes that are defined and implemented in various ways. They can, f... | Computing systems are currently in wide use. Some computing systems are deployed at end user organizations and they assist the end user organizations in performing the operations undertaken by the organization. Some such computing systems implement outgrowth that are defined and implemented in various ways. They can, f... | Computing systems are currently in wide use. Some computing systems are deployed at end user organizations and they assist the end user organizations in performing the operations undertaken by the organization. Some such computing systems implement processes that are defined and implemented in various ways. They can, f... | systems are currently in wide use. Some computing systems are deployed at end user organizations and they assist the user organizations in performing the operations undertaken by the organization. Some such computing implement that defined and implemented in various ways. They can, for be in metadata and process can be... | comPuTING sYsTeMs ArE cuRRentlY in Wide USe. SOmE COMpUTinG SYstEmS arE depLOyEd At enD useR ORGanIzAtiOnS ANd thEY AsSiST ThE ENd User oRganiZATIOnS in pErFoRMing tHe OPeRaTIONs uNdErtaKeN bY THE ORGAnizAtion.
soMe suCh COmPUting sYsTems ImpLeMent ProcESseS that aRe DEfinED AND iMpLeMENTEd in variOus wayS. thEy CAn, f... | Computing systems are currently in wide use. Some computing systems are deployedat end user organizationsand they assist the end user organizations in performing the operations undertaken by the organization. Some such computing systems implementprocesses that are defined and implemented in various ways. T... | Computing systems are currently in wide use. _Some_ computing systems are deployed at end user organizations and they _assist_ _the_ end _user_ organizations in performing the operations undertaken by the organization. _Some_ such computing systems implement processes that _are_ defined and implemented in various ways.... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a photographic processing machine and, more particularly, to a method of and an apparatus for drying photographic light-sensitive material, such as film sheet, by applying drying air thereto in the photographic processing machine.
2. Description of th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a photographic processing machine and, more particularly, to a method of and an apparatus for drying photographic light-sensitive material, such as film sheet, by applying drying air thereto in the photographic processing machine. 2. Description of th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a photographic processing machine and, more particularly, to a method of and an apparatus for drying photographic light - sensitive material, such as film sheet, by applying drying air thereto in the photographic processing machine. 2. Description of ... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates generally to a photographic processing machine more to a method of an apparatus for drying photographic light-sensitive material, such as film sheet, by applying air thereto in the processing machine. 2. Description of Related Art such a photographic processing machine, par... | 1. fIELd of thE INvEnTion
THe PREseNt Invention ReLateS GeNeRAlly to a PhOtoGRapHic pRocESSinG MaChINE AnD, MORE PaRtiCularly, TO a MethOd of ANd an APParaTUs foR drYING PhoTogrAPhIC LiGHt-sEnsitIve MaTERiAL, SUcH aS FilM sheEt, BY ApPLYinG dRyiNG air thErETo IN THe phOTogrApHic pRoCEsSiNG maCHIne.
2. DEsCrIptiON OF TH... | 1.Fieldof the InventionThe present invention relates generally to a photographic processing machine and, more particularly, to a method of and anapparatusfordrying photographic light-sensitive material, such as film sheet, byapplying drying air theretoin the photographic processing machine.2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally _to_ a photographic processing _machine_ and, more _particularly,_ to a method of _and_ an apparatus for drying _photographic_ light-sensitive material, _such_ as _film_ sheet, _by_ applying _drying_ air _thereto_ _in_ the _photographic_ processing machi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to data storage system, more particularly, to a data storage system having an adjustable display module on the housing, in which the angle of the display screen of the adjustable display module can be flexibly adjusted to adapt to the change of the housing placeme... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to data storage system, more particularly, to a data storage system having an adjustable display module on the housing, in which the angle of the display screen of the adjustable display module can be flexibly adjusted to adapt to the change of the housing placeme... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to data Ztorave system, more particularly, to a data storage system having an adjustable display module on the housing, in which the angle of the display screen of the adjustable display module can be flexibly adjusted to adapt to the change of the housing placeme... | 1. Field the Invention The present relates to data storage system, more particularly, to a data storage system having an display module on the housing, in which angle of the display screen of the adjustable display module be flexibly adjusted to adapt to the change of the housing placement. 2. Description of the Relate... | 1. Field OF THe iNVEntion
tHe pResENT iNveNTion reLates To dATA sTOraGe system, mORe PartIcULaRly, tO a daTa sTOraGe sYstEM HAVING an adjusTABlE DisplAY modUlE oN The HoUSINg, iN WhIch tHe AnGle Of THe dIspLaY sCReen OF ThE ADJuSTable DIsplaY MODULE can Be FlEXibly AdJUsteD tO adapt To tHe chAnge of tHE houSING PlaCeme... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to data storage system, more particularly, to a data storage system having an adjustable displaymodule on thehousing, inwhich the angle of the displayscreen of the adjustabledisplay module can be flexiblyadjusted to adapt to the change of the housingp... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to _data_ storage system, more particularly, _to_ a data storage system having an adjustable display _module_ _on_ the _housing,_ _in_ which the angle of the display screen of the adjustable display module can _be_ flexibly adjusted to adapt to the change of t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to an enclosed paperboard carton capable of enclosing containers, which carton has a dispenser in one end of the carton for dispensing containers, for example, cans or bottles, which can be removed or dispensed without destroying the overall structural i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an enclosed paperboard carton capable of enclosing containers, which carton has a dispenser in one end of the carton for dispensing containers, for example, cans or bottles, which can be removed or dispensed without destroying the overall structural i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an enclosed paperboard carton capable of enclosing containers, which carton has a dispenser in one end of the carton for dis($nsing containers, for example, cans or bottles, which can be removed or dispensed without destroying the overall structural i... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an enclosed paperboard carton capable of enclosing containers, which carton has a dispenser in one end of the carton for dispensing containers, for cans or bottles, which can be removed or dispensed without destroying the overall structural integrity ... | 1. fIELD oF ThE INVentION
the pReSenT INVenTION RELates gEnerALLy tO an ENcLOsEd papeRBOarD carTOn CapaBlE OF EnclOSing CoNTAinERs, WhicH CaRtoN HAS a DispeNseR iN oNE EnD Of tHE cArtON FoR diSpeNSINg coNTaINerS, FOR EXamPLe, caNS OR botTLES, Which CAn BE ReMOveD or DispEnSed wItHOUT deStRoYIng THe Overall STRUCtURaL I... | 1. Field ofthe InventionThe present invention relates generallytoan enclosed paperboard carton capable of enclosing containers, which carton has a dispenserin one end of the carton for dispensing containers, for example, cans or bottles,which can be removed or dispensed withoutdestroyingthe overall structural inte... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates generally to an enclosed paperboard carton _capable_ _of_ enclosing containers, which carton _has_ _a_ _dispenser_ in one end of the carton for _dispensing_ _containers,_ for example, cans or _bottles,_ which can be removed or dispensed without destroying _the_ ... |
Articles with one or more structured surfaces are useful in a variety of applications (e.g., abrasive discs, assembly of automobile parts, and disposable absorbent articles). The articles may be provided as films that exhibit, for example, increased surface area, mechanical fastening structures, or optical properties.
... | Articles with one or more structured surfaces are useful in a variety of applications (e.g., abrasive discs, assembly of automobile parts, and disposable absorbent articles). The articles may be provided as films that exhibit, for example, increased surface area, mechanical fastening structures, or optical properties. ... | Articles with one or more structured surfaces are useful in a variety of applications (e. g. , abrAsivW discs, assembly of automobile parts, and disposable absorbent articles ). The articles may be provided as films that exhibit, for example, increased surface area, mechanical fastening structures, or optical propertie... | Articles with one or more structured are useful a variety of applications (e.g., abrasive discs, assembly of automobile parts, and disposable absorbent articles). articles may as films exhibit, for example, increased surface area, mechanical fastening structures, or optical properties. Mechanical fasteners, which are a... | ARTicLes wiTh oNE oR MORe STrUctUrED sURFaCES ARe uSEFuL iN a VaRiETy of aPPliCATiOnS (E.G., aBRasIVE dIsCS, asSeMbLY OF AUTOMoBilE pArtS, AND dISpOsAbLE AbSORBenT aRTICLes). THe ARtIcLEs MAY BE pRoviDed as fILMS thaT ExhIBIt, FoR exAmPle, iNcREaSEd sUrFACe ARea, MeCHaniCaL fasTeNing strUcTuREs, OR oPTIcaL PrOpErTies.
... | Articleswith one or more structured surfaces are useful in a variety of applications (e.g., abrasive discs, assembly of automobileparts, anddisposable absorbent articles). The articles may beprovided as filmsthat exhibit,for example, increased surface area,mechanical fastening structures, o... | Articles with one or more structured _surfaces_ are useful _in_ a variety of applications (e.g., _abrasive_ discs, assembly of _automobile_ _parts,_ and _disposable_ absorbent _articles)._ The articles may be _provided_ as films that exhibit, for example, increased _surface_ _area,_ mechanical fastening structures, _or... |
Plasma arc torches are widely used in the processing (e.g., cutting and marking) of metallic materials. A plasma arch torch generally includes a torch body, an electrode mounted within the body, a nozzle with a central exit orifice, electrical connections, passages for cooling and arc control fluids, a swirl ring to co... | Plasma arc torches are widely used in the processing (e.g., cutting and marking) of metallic materials. A plasma arch torch generally includes a torch body, an electrode mounted within the body, a nozzle with a central exit orifice, electrical connections, passages for cooling and arc control fluids, a swirl ring to co... | Plasma arc torches are widely used in the processing (e. g. , cutting and marking) of metallic materials. A plasma arch torch generally includes a ^orXh body, an electrode mounted within the boS6, a nozzle with a cejtrql exit orifice, electrical connections, passages for cooling and arc control fluids, a swLr. ring to ... | Plasma arc torches are used in the processing (e.g., cutting and of metallic A plasma arch generally includes a torch body, an electrode mounted within the body, a nozzle with a central exit orifice, connections, passages for and arc control fluids, a swirl ring to control the fluid flow and a power supply. The torch p... | plaSMA ARC torchEs arE WIdElY UseD IN thE procEsSinG (e.g., cUTTinG anD markinG) of MetaLLiC mATErials. a PLasma arCH ToRcH geneRAlLY iNcLUDes a torch BoDy, aN elECTrOdE MoUnTed WIthIN THe BodY, a NOZZLE WITh a CeNTRAL eXit ORiFiCE, electrIcal cONNeCTiOns, pASSAGeS FOR CooLing And ARc COnTROL fLUIds, A SWirL riNG to CO... | Plasma arc torches arewidely used in the processing (e.g., cutting andmarking) of metallicmaterials. A plasma arch torch generally includes a torch body, an electrode mounted within the body, a nozzle with a central exit orifice, electrical connections,passages forcooling and arccontrol fluids, a swirl ring... | _Plasma_ arc torches _are_ widely _used_ in the processing _(e.g.,_ _cutting_ _and_ marking) of metallic _materials._ A plasma _arch_ torch generally includes a torch body, an electrode mounted within _the_ body, a nozzle with a _central_ exit orifice, electrical connections, passages for cooling _and_ _arc_ control fl... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure relates to a package structure and method thereof; in particular, to a package structure and method thereof for an optical module.
2. Description of Related Art
Currently, the optical proximity sensor has become the major choice of electronic devices for distance sensing... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure relates to a package structure and method thereof; in particular, to a package structure and method thereof for an optical module. 2. Description of Related Art Currently, the optical proximity sensor has become the major choice of electronic devices for distance sensing... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure relates to a package structure and method thereof; in par5icu,ar, to a package structure and method thereof for an optical module. 2. Description of Related Art Currently, the optical proximity sensor has become the major choice of electronic Vevides for distance Zens8ng... | 1. of Invention present disclosure relates to a package structure and method in particular, to a package structure and thereof for an optical 2. of Art Currently, the optical proximity sensor become major choice electronic devices for distance sensing. For example, when an device is close to the of a user or placed in ... | 1. FielD OF tHE INVEnTioN
THe PRESeNT diSCloSURe rElAtES to A pAcKAGe stRUCTURe aND metHoD tHErEOF; iN paRtICULAr, tO a pACkaGe strUCtUrE AnD MeThod ThEReOF FOr aN OptiCal mOdule.
2. dEsCRIPtIoN of RElaTED aRt
cuRrenTly, tHE OptiCAl PrOxiMiTY SeNsor hAS bECome the MaJOR chOIcE oF electrONiC deViCes FOR distAncE SEnsiNG... | 1.Field oftheInvention The present disclosure relatesto a package structure and method thereof; in particular, to a package structureand methodthereof foran optical module. 2. Description of Related Art Currently, theoptical proximity sensor has become the major choice of electronic devices f... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present disclosure relates _to_ a package structure _and_ method _thereof;_ in _particular,_ to a package _structure_ and method thereof for an optical module. 2. Description of _Related_ Art _Currently,_ _the_ optical proximity sensor has become the major choice _of_ electronic devices ... |
Many entities, such as merchants, advertisers, content providers, manufacturers, and more, are often greatly interested in finding out as much as they can about consumers. By learning more about consumers, these entities can often better target advertisements, offers, or other content to consumers, or better select con... | Many entities, such as merchants, advertisers, content providers, manufacturers, and more, are often greatly interested in finding out as much as they can about consumers. By learning more about consumers, these entities can often better target advertisements, offers, or other content to consumers, or better select con... | Many entities, such as merchants, advertisers, content providers, manufacturers, and more, are often greatly interested in fibdJng out as much as they can about consumers. By learning more about consumers, these entities can often better target advertisements, off$rx, or other content to cogsumets, or better select con... | Many entities, such as merchants, content providers, manufacturers, and more, often greatly interested in finding out as much as they can about consumers. By learning more about these entities can often better target advertisements, offers, or other content to consumers, or better select consumers for receipt of specif... | MAny eNtitiES, SUch AS meRChANTs, advErtiSeRS, cONtenT ProVidERS, mAnufActuReRs, And morE, arE OfTEN GreatLY iNTEREStED IN FinDINg OuT AS MUCh As tHEY CAn AboUt ConSumeRs. BY LEARNiNg MorE aBouT CONSuMers, theSe EnTITIES cAn OfteN BETteR TARgEt aDVERTISEments, oFfeRS, Or oThER CONtENt tO conSUMeRS, OR bEttEr seLEcT Con... | Many entities, such asmerchants, advertisers, content providers, manufacturers, and more,are often greatly interested in finding out as muchas they can about consumers. By learning more about consumers,theseentities can often better target advertisements, offers, or other content to consumers,or better... | _Many_ entities, such _as_ merchants, advertisers, _content_ providers, _manufacturers,_ _and_ more, are often greatly interested in finding out as much as they can _about_ consumers. By learning _more_ about consumers, _these_ entities can often better target _advertisements,_ offers, or other content _to_ consumers, ... |
A pressure-sensitive chip for a semiconductor pressure sensor is formed of a silicon single crystal similar to in an integrated circuit (IC) component, and is provided with, at a center portion of this chip, a diaphragm formed by thinning the thickness of the chip. And, on the surface of this diaphragm, piezoresistive ... | A pressure-sensitive chip for a semiconductor pressure sensor is formed of a silicon single crystal similar to in an integrated circuit (IC) component, and is provided with, at a center portion of this chip, a diaphragm formed by thinning the thickness of the chip. And, on the surface of this diaphragm, piezoresistive ... | A pressure - sensitive chip for a semiconductor pressure sensor is formed of a silicon single crystal similar to in an integrated circuit (IC) component, and is provided with, at a center portion of this chip, a diaphragm formed by thinning the thickness of the chip. And, on the surface of this diaphragm, piezoresistiv... | A pressure-sensitive chip for a semiconductor pressure sensor is formed of a silicon single crystal similar to in an integrated circuit (IC) component, and is provided with, at a center portion of this a diaphragm formed by the thickness of the chip. on the surface this piezoresistive pressure-sensitive gauges (semicon... | A prESsuRE-SEnSITIVE cHIP For a SEmICONDUCtOr presSURE SENsor IS formeD Of A sIlICon sINgle CrYsTAL SiMilar tO IN AN inTEGRAtEd ciRcuit (iC) cOmpONEnT, AnD iS PrOvideD WiTH, aT a CENTer PortION of ThIs CHiP, A DiAPhrAGm FoRmEd By ThINnInG THe thiCkNEss oF ThE Chip. anD, on ThE sUrface OF This dIAPhrAgM, pIeZoresIstive ... | A pressure-sensitive chip for a semiconductor pressure sensor isformed of a silicon single crystal similar to in an integrated circuit (IC) component, andisprovided with, at a centerportion of this chip,a diaphragm formed by thinning thethicknessof thechip. And,onthe surface of this diaphragm, pi... | A _pressure-sensitive_ chip for a semiconductor pressure sensor is _formed_ of a _silicon_ single _crystal_ similar to in an integrated _circuit_ (IC) component, and is provided with, at _a_ _center_ portion _of_ this chip, _a_ diaphragm formed by thinning the thickness of the chip. And, on _the_ surface of this _diaph... |
The practice of orthodontics requires a considerable amount of chair time with patients so that perfect or near perfect alignment of the patient's teeth can be achieved. When orthodontic brackets (braces) are bonded to the patient's teeth at an initial treatment, it is very difficult if not impossible to precisely posi... | The practice of orthodontics requires a considerable amount of chair time with patients so that perfect or near perfect alignment of the patient's teeth can be achieved. When orthodontic brackets (braces) are bonded to the patient's teeth at an initial treatment, it is very difficult if not impossible to precisely posi... | The practice of orthodontics requires a considerable amount of chair time with patifn%s so that perfect or near perfect alignment of the patient ' s teeth can be achieved. When orthodontic brackets (braces) are bonded to the patient ' s teeth at an initial treatment, it is very difficult if not impossible to precisely ... | practice of orthodontics requires a considerable amount of time with patients that perfect or near perfect of the teeth can be achieved. When orthodontic brackets (braces) are bonded to the patient's at an initial treatment, it is very difficult if not impossible to precisely position each bracket. The is by a number o... | tHE prAcTice Of orTHOdontICs ReQuIreS A conSiDERaBle amouNT OF chair tiME with PAtientS so thaT pErFeCT or NEaR PERfecT ALIGnmEnt oF THe pAtIENT'S teETH cAn BE AchievED. whEN ORthOdONTic BraCkeTs (BRACEs) Are BOnDed TO the pATIEnt's TEEtH aT an iNitiaL TrEaTmenT, it is VerY DIffIcULT if noT ImPoSSIble to pRECisely posi... | The practice of orthodontics requiresa considerable amount of chair timewith patients sothat perfector near perfect alignmentof the patient's teethcanbe achieved. When orthodontic brackets (braces) are bonded to the patient's teeth at an initial treatment, it is very difficult ifnot impossible to ... | The practice of orthodontics requires a considerable _amount_ of chair time with patients so that perfect or near perfect alignment _of_ _the_ patient's teeth can be achieved. When orthodontic brackets (braces) are bonded to the patient's teeth at an initial treatment, it is very difficult if not _impossible_ to precis... |
This invention relates to a motor control device that controls at least one motor.
One type of a conventionally known motor control device controls a plurality of motors which drive different driven targets by means of a single control unit (such as a microcomputer). More particularly, this type of motor control device... | This invention relates to a motor control device that controls at least one motor. One type of a conventionally known motor control device controls a plurality of motors which drive different driven targets by means of a single control unit (such as a microcomputer). More particularly, this type of motor control device... | This invention relates to a motor control Revicd that controls at least one motor. One type of a conventionally known motor control device controls a plurality of motors which drive different driven targets by means of a single control unit (such as a microcomputer ). More particularly, this type of motor control devic... | This invention relates to control device that controls at least one motor. type of conventionally known motor control device controls a plurality of motors which drive different driven targets by means of a single control unit as microcomputer). More particularly, this type of motor control motor control as follows. Th... | THIS InVEntION RelaTeS TO a motOR cONTroL deViCE THAt cONTROLS At LeasT onE moTor.
OnE tyPe of A CONVEnTiONallY kNown motOR conTrOl DEVICE CoNTrOls A plURAliTy oF MOTors WHIcH drIVE DIfFErENt drIveN tArgeTS by mEans of a single cOntrOL UnIt (sUcH as A miCroCOmpUTER). mORE PARticUlarly, tHIS TYPE of mOToR CONTrOL DEVICE... | This invention relates to a motor control device that controls at least one motor. One type of a conventionally known motor control device controlsa plurality of motors which drive different driven targets by means of a single control unit (such as a microcomputer).More particularly, this type of mot... | _This_ invention relates to a motor control device that controls at least one motor. One type of a conventionally known _motor_ control _device_ controls a _plurality_ of motors which drive _different_ driven targets by means of a single control unit (such as a microcomputer). More particularly, _this_ type of motor co... |
The invention relates generally to apparatus for monitoring operation of positive-displacement pumps and, more particularly, to a liquid/gas phase detector for multi-stage positive-displacement rotary axial-screw pumps.
In conventional pumps of this type, pressure is developed from the inlet or suction port of the pump... | The invention relates generally to apparatus for monitoring operation of positive-displacement pumps and, more particularly, to a liquid/gas phase detector for multi-stage positive-displacement rotary axial-screw pumps. In conventional pumps of this type, pressure is developed from the inlet or suction port of the pump... | The invention relates generally to apparatus for monitoring operation of positive - displacement pumps and, more particularly, to a liquid / gas phase detector for multi - stage positive - displacement rotary axial - screw pumps. In conventional pumps of this type, pressure is developed from the inlet or suction port o... | The invention relates generally to apparatus for monitoring operation positive-displacement pumps more particularly, to a liquid/gas phase detector for multi-stage positive-displacement rotary pumps. conventional pumps this type, pressure developed from the inlet or suction port of the pump to the outlet or port in nea... | THe INVEnTIon ReLateS gENERaLlY TO apPaRAtuS for mONItorINg OPErAtioN oF PoSITivE-dISPlaCEmenT pumps AND, MOre pARtiCulaRLy, TO a lIQuId/gaS PhasE DetECTor foR mULtI-StAgE posItIVE-DispLACemENt ROTarY axIAL-SCREW pumPs.
in cONVenTIoNal puMPS oF thIs tYpe, pRESSURe is dEveLoped from thE iNLet oR sUcTion port of The pUMp... | The invention relates generally to apparatus for monitoring operation of positive-displacement pumps and,more particularly, to aliquid/gas phase detector for multi-stage positive-displacement rotary axial-screwpumps. In conventional pumps of this type, pressure is developed from the inlet or suction p... | _The_ invention relates generally to _apparatus_ for monitoring _operation_ of positive-displacement pumps _and,_ more particularly, _to_ _a_ _liquid/gas_ phase detector for multi-stage positive-displacement _rotary_ _axial-screw_ pumps. _In_ conventional pumps of this type, _pressure_ is developed from the inlet or su... |
Two major telecommunication networks have evolved worldwide. The first is a network of telephone systems in the form of the Public Switched Telephone System (PSTN). This network was initially designed to carry voice communication, but later also adapted to transport data. The second is a network of computer systems in ... | Two major telecommunication networks have evolved worldwide. The first is a network of telephone systems in the form of the Public Switched Telephone System (PSTN). This network was initially designed to carry voice communication, but later also adapted to transport data. The second is a network of computer systems in ... | Two major telecommunication networks have evolved worldwide. The first is a network of telephone systems in the form of the Public Switched Telephone System (PSTN ). This network was initially designed to carry voice communication, but later also adapted to transport data. The second is a network of computer systems in... | Two major telecommunication networks have evolved worldwide. The first is network telephone systems the form of the Public Switched Telephone System (PSTN). This was initially designed to carry voice communication, but later also adapted to transport The second network of in the form of the Internet. The Internet has b... | twO maJor telecOmMuNICaTIon nEtwOrks HAVE EVOlVED WOrlDwidE. thE FirsT IS A NETwORk oF tElepHone sYsTEms IN tHE form OF tHE pUBliC sWITChED tElePHone sysTEM (pSTN). ThIs neTwOrk wAs inItIAlly dESIgneD To cARrY VoIcE coMmuNiCatION, BUt lATER also AdAPtEd tO trANSpORT DatA. the sEConD is A NEtWork OF coMpUTEr systems In ... | Two major telecommunication networks have evolved worldwide. Thefirst is a network of telephone systems in the form ofthe Public Switched TelephoneSystem (PSTN). This networkwas initially designed to carry voice communication, but later also adapted to transportdata. The second isa network of... | Two major _telecommunication_ networks have _evolved_ worldwide. The first _is_ a network of telephone _systems_ _in_ the _form_ of _the_ Public Switched _Telephone_ System (PSTN). This network was initially designed to _carry_ voice communication, but later _also_ adapted to _transport_ data. The second _is_ a network... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a cover of an image forming device such as a printer, a facsimile machine, and a copy machine.
2. Description of the Related Art
Japanese Utility Model-Application Publication No. HEI-7-2345 discloses a document scanning unit with a tray serving both as a suppl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cover of an image forming device such as a printer, a facsimile machine, and a copy machine. 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Utility Model-Application Publication No. HEI-7-2345 discloses a document scanning unit with a tray serving both as a suppl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cover of an image forming device such as a pr(Gter, a facsimile machine, and a copy machine. 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Utility Model - Application Publication No. HEI - 7 - 2345 discloses a document scanning unit with a tray serving both as a... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a cover an image forming device such as a printer, a facsimile machine, and a copy machine. 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Utility Model-Application Publication No. HEI-7-2345 discloses a scanning unit with a tray serving both as a supply tray for supp... | 1. fIeLd oF ThE INvENtIon
ThE PresEnt InVEnTIOn rELates tO A Cover Of aN imAGe FOrmING deViCE suCh AS A PrINTeR, A FAcSiMilE MaChine, anD A COPy mAChinE.
2. dEsCRIPtion Of THE relaTED ARt
japANeSE uTiliTY mOdel-APPLiCATIOn PUblicAtIon no. heI-7-2345 DiscLoSEs A DOCUment sCaNNING UnIt wItH a tray SeRvinG botH AS a suPPL... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa coverof an image formingdevice such as a printer, a facsimile machine, and a copymachine. 2.Description of the Related Art Japanese Utility Model-Application PublicationNo. HEI-7-2345 discloses a documentscanning unit with a tray se... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates _to_ a cover of an image forming device such as a printer, a facsimile machine, _and_ a copy _machine._ 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Utility Model-Application Publication _No._ HEI-7-2345 _discloses_ a _document_ scanning unit with a tray _servin... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method for detecting possibility of processing a program in parallel, and an apparatus utilizing detecting results of the above apparatus in translating a program to be applicable to a parallel computer.
(2) Description of the Related Art
Re... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method for detecting possibility of processing a program in parallel, and an apparatus utilizing detecting results of the above apparatus in translating a program to be applicable to a parallel computer. (2) Description of the Related Art Re... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and a <e%hod for detecting possibility of processing a program in parallel, and an apparatus utilizing detecting results of the above apparatus in translating a program to be applicable to a parallel computer. (2) Description of the Related Art R... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates apparatus and a method for possibility of processing a program in parallel, and an apparatus utilizing detecting results of the above apparatus in translating a program to be applicable to a parallel computer. Description of Related Art Recently, of the parallel ... | (1) fIeLD OF tHE INVENtIOn
THe PreSENt InVENtIoN relatEs To aN APpArATus AnD a MeThOD for DEtECTING posSiBiLiTY oF pROcEssing a PRogRAm In pARalLel, AND An ApParAtUS UtilIZiNG DeTEcTiNG reSULtS Of tHe ABOVe ApPArAtus IN TRAnsLaTInG a pROGRAM tO bE ApplicABLE to A PaRALLEl cOMpUTER.
(2) dESCriptiON oF the ReLAted art
RE... | (1) Field ofthe InventionThe present inventionrelates to an apparatusanda method for detecting possibility of processing a program in parallel, and an apparatus utilizing detecting results of theabove apparatus in translating a program to be applicable toa parallel computer. (2) Description of the Re... | (1) Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates _to_ an apparatus _and_ a method for detecting possibility of _processing_ a program _in_ parallel, and an apparatus utilizing detecting _results_ _of_ the _above_ apparatus in translating a _program_ to be _applicable_ to a parallel computer. (2) Description o... |
Currently, mechanisms are available through which previously connected network entities, such as WI-FI® and BLUETOOTH® peers, known as trusted devices can automatically unlock themselves and the services within when they get connected to each other. However, this can cause security issues should an undesirable third-pa... | Currently, mechanisms are available through which previously connected network entities, such as WI-FI® and BLUETOOTH® peers, known as trusted devices can automatically unlock themselves and the services within when they get connected to each other. However, this can cause security issues should an undesirable third-pa... | Currently, mechanisms are available through which previously connected network Rn6ities, such as WI - FI ® and BLUETOOTH ® p$erc, kMoen as trusted devicSE can automatically unlock themselves and the services within when they get connected to each other. Ho3eFer, rhiz can Vauwe security issues zhou.d an undesirable thir... | Currently, mechanisms are available through which previously connected entities, such as WI-FI® and BLUETOOTH® peers, known as trusted devices can automatically unlock themselves and the services when they get to each other. However, this cause security issues should an undesirable third-party enter the vicinity. Sensi... | cuRrENTLY, MeCHANISmS ARE aVaILAblE tHroUgH WhIcH preVioUsly CoNNecTed NeTworK entitiES, SuCH AS wi-Fi® aNd bLuetOOtH® pEers, kNoWn As tRUSteD deVICes CAN AUtOmATicalLy uNLOck TheMseLveS AND The sErViCeS within WHeN tHEY GeT ConnECTeD tO eaCh other. howEvER, tHis CAN cAuSE sECURITY ISsUES ShOuLd An UNDeSirablE ThiRd-pA... | Currently, mechanisms are availablethrough which previously connectednetwork entities, such asWI-FI® and BLUETOOTH® peers, known as trusted devices can automatically unlockthemselves and the services within when they get connected to each other. However, this can causesecurity issues should an undesi... | Currently, mechanisms are available through which previously connected network entities, such as WI-FI® and BLUETOOTH® peers, known as trusted devices can automatically unlock themselves and the services _within_ when they get connected to each other. However, _this_ can cause security issues _should_ _an_ _undesirable... |
Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has been used in a variety of applications such as tracking, security, transportation, retailing, industrial, and individual identification. Data communication via RFID technology may be used for detecting the presence of an object, identifying the object, or obtaining d... | Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has been used in a variety of applications such as tracking, security, transportation, retailing, industrial, and individual identification. Data communication via RFID technology may be used for detecting the presence of an object, identifying the object, or obtaining d... | Radio freqkenct identification (RFID) technology has been used in a variety of applications such as tracking, security, transportation, retailing, industrial, and individual identification. Data communication via gFIS technology may be used for detecting the presence of an object, identifying the object, or obtaining d... | Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has been used in a variety of applications such as tracking, security, transportation, retailing, industrial, and individual identification. Data communication via RFID may be used detecting the presence of an object, identifying the object, or obtaining data with the In... | RAdio FReQuENCY IDENtificAtIoN (RfId) tecHNolOgY haS BEeN UsED In A VariEtY OF AppLiCAtiOnS SUCH AS tracking, sEcURITy, TRaNsPORtAtIoN, rEtAIliNg, InDUstriaL, anD InDIviDuAl iDEntiFiCAtioN. DATA COMmUnICatIOn VIA rfID techNOlOgy mAY Be usED fOr DETeCTinG the pResENCe oF aN objeCT, IDenTIFYiNG THE objeCt, OR ObTAinING D... | Radio frequency identification(RFID) technology has been used in a variety ofapplications such as tracking, security, transportation, retailing, industrial, and individual identification. Data communication viaRFID technology may be used for detecting thepresence of an object, identifying the object... | Radio frequency identification (RFID) technology has been used in a _variety_ of applications such as tracking, security, transportation, retailing, industrial, and _individual_ identification. Data _communication_ _via_ RFID technology _may_ be used for detecting the presence of an object, _identifying_ the object, or... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a controlling device, controlling system and controlling method, and in particularly to controlling device, controlling system and controlling method of an indoor electronic apparatus.
2. Description of Prior Art
Generally speak, people always need to configure one or ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a controlling device, controlling system and controlling method, and in particularly to controlling device, controlling system and controlling method of an indoor electronic apparatus. 2. Description of Prior Art Generally speak, people always need to configure one or ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a conrro/ling device, controlling system and controlling method, and in particularly to controlling device, controlling system and controlling method of an indoor electronic apparatus. 2. Desceiptiog of L#ior Art Generally speak, people always need to configure one or ... | 1. Field the Invention The invention relates a controlling device, system and controlling in particularly to controlling device, controlling system controlling method an indoor electronic apparatus. 2. Description of Prior Art Generally speak, people always need to configure one or more indoor electronic apparatus of h... | 1. FIEld OF ThE inVenTIOn
ThE inveNTION rELATes tO A ContROLling DEvice, cOnTRoLLINg system anD contrOlLING mETHOd, anD IN paRTICULArlY To controlLiNG DEviCE, CoNTrOLLing sySTeM ANd conTROllIng METhoD Of an indOOr electRoNiC apPArAtus.
2. DEsCriPtion of PriOR ArT
GENerAllY SPeAK, peOpLE ALWayS nEEd To ConfiGurE oNe OR ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a controlling device, controlling system and controlling method, and in particularly to controlling device, controlling system and controllingmethod of an indoor electronic apparatus. 2.Description of Prior Art Generally speak, people always... | 1. Field of the Invention The _invention_ relates to _a_ controlling device, controlling _system_ and controlling method, and in particularly to controlling _device,_ controlling system and _controlling_ _method_ of an _indoor_ electronic apparatus. 2. Description of Prior _Art_ _Generally_ speak, people _always_ _need... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a polarizing plate used in a display device and a fabrication method thereof, and more particularly, to a polarizing plate having an enhanced light leakage which occurs as the polarizing plate is bent when a luminance enhancement film is laminated thereon, and ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a polarizing plate used in a display device and a fabrication method thereof, and more particularly, to a polarizing plate having an enhanced light leakage which occurs as the polarizing plate is bent when a luminance enhancement film is laminated thereon, and ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a polarizing plate used in a display device and a fabrication Kethpd thereof, and more particularly, to a polarizing plate having an enhanced light leakage which occurs as the polarizing plate is bent when a luminance enhancement film is laminated thereon, and ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a polarizing plate used in a display device and a method and more particularly, to a polarizing plate having an enhanced light leakage which occurs as the polarizing plate is bent when a luminance enhancement film is laminated thereon, and a fabrication method ... | 1. field of tHE INVeNTIOn
THe pResENt INvENTiOn reLatES tO a pOLARizinG PlAtE uSED IN a DisplAY DEviCE anD a fAbRicAtION meTHOd TherEOf, AND moRE pArTiCuLaRlY, TO a pOlaRizInG PLATE havinG an EnhanceD LiGHt leAKAge whiCH oCCuRs as THe PoLArIZIng PlATe IS beNt whEN A LUMInANCE ENhAncEmeNt FilM Is lAMiNaTed TheReoN, AND ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to a polarizing plate used in a display device and afabrication method thereof, and more particularly, to a polarizing platehaving an enhanced lightleakage which occursas the polarizing plate is bent when a luminance enhancement film i... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention _relates_ to a polarizing plate used in _a_ display _device_ and a fabrication method thereof, and _more_ particularly, to a polarizing plate having _an_ enhanced light leakage which _occurs_ _as_ the polarizing plate is bent when _a_ luminance enhancement _film_ is l... |
The present invention relates generally to apparatus for dispensing wafer-like objects and relates more particularly to apparatus for dispensing stacks of cookies into the pockets of cookie packaging trays.
The packaging of cookies and especially the thin wafer-like variety of cookie requires special considerations due... | The present invention relates generally to apparatus for dispensing wafer-like objects and relates more particularly to apparatus for dispensing stacks of cookies into the pockets of cookie packaging trays. The packaging of cookies and especially the thin wafer-like variety of cookie requires special considerations due... | The present invention relates generally to apparatus for dispensing wafer - like objects and relates more particularly to apparatus for dispensing stacks of cookies into the pockets of cookie packaging trays. The packaging of cookies and especoallh the thin wafer - like cariet& of cookie requires special considerations... | The present invention relates generally to apparatus for dispensing wafer-like objects and particularly to apparatus for dispensing stacks of cookies into the pockets of cookie packaging trays. The packaging of cookies and especially the thin wafer-like of cookie requires special considerations due to the extremely fra... | ThE pRESent invenTiON RELAteS gEnErally TO APPArAtUs for dISPEnsiNG wAFEr-lIkE obJEctS And reLates MOre PARTICulArly TO aPpaRatUs FOr dispENSiNG stAcKS OF cOokies inTo tHe pockeTs of coOKIE packaGinG tRAys.
THE PACkAgINg oF COoKIES anD espEcIAllY tHE tHiN WafER-LIKE vArIeTY OF cOOkIE ReqUIrES sPECIal coNsiDerAtIOns DuE... | The present invention relates generally to apparatus for dispensing wafer-like objects and relates more particularly to apparatusfor dispensing stacks of cookies into the pockets of cookie packaging trays. Thepackaging ofcookies and especially the thin wafer-like varietyof cookie requires... | The present invention relates generally _to_ _apparatus_ _for_ dispensing _wafer-like_ _objects_ and relates more particularly _to_ apparatus for dispensing stacks _of_ cookies into the _pockets_ of cookie packaging trays. _The_ packaging of cookies and especially the thin wafer-like variety of _cookie_ requires _speci... |
Sapphire crystals doped with transition metals such as chromium, vanadium and titanium have attracted the attention of scientists and engineers for many years primarily because of their applicability as high-power laser media and secondarily because of there marketability as synthetic gemstones. As a tunable laser medi... | Sapphire crystals doped with transition metals such as chromium, vanadium and titanium have attracted the attention of scientists and engineers for many years primarily because of their pertinency as high-power laser media and secondarily because of there marketability as synthetic gemstones. As a tunable laser medium,... | Sapphire crystals doped with transition metals such as chromium, vanadium and titanium have attracted the attDntiPn of scientists and engineers for many years primarily because of their applicability as high - power laser media and secondZri.y because of there marketability as synthetic gemstones. As a tunable laser me... | Sapphire crystals doped with transition such as chromium, and have attracted the attention of scientists and engineers for many years primarily because of their applicability as high-power laser media and secondarily because of there marketability as synthetic gemstones. As a tunable laser medium, for example, transiti... | SapPhiRE CrysTAls DoPeD wITh tRANsItiOn meTALS SuCh As CHRoMiuM, VAnaDiuM And tITAniuM HavE Attracted THe ATTeNTion Of sCIENtisTs and ENGINeeRS for manY yEars PrimArIlY bEcaUSe OF theIR apPlICABIlitY aS hIgH-pOweR lasER medIa anD sEcOndARiLy BEcaUSe OF thERE MArkETAbility aS SYNtheTIC GemstOnES. aS A TUNaBLe lAsER meDI... | Sapphire crystals doped with transition metals such as chromium, vanadium and titanium have attractedthe attention of scientistsand engineers for many years primarilybecause of their applicability as high-power lasermedia and secondarily because of there marketabilityas synthetic gemstones. As a tunable laser ... | Sapphire _crystals_ doped _with_ _transition_ metals such as chromium, vanadium and titanium have attracted the attention of scientists and engineers for _many_ years primarily because of their applicability _as_ high-power laser _media_ and secondarily because of there marketability as _synthetic_ gemstones. As a tuna... |
This disclosure relates generally to the field of image processing. More particularly, but not by way of limitation, this disclosure relates to a technique for improving image registration operations by giving more weight or significance to regions within an image deemed to be more important.
Image registration is the ... | This disclosure relates generally to the field of image processing. More particularly, but not by way of limitation, this disclosure relates to a technique for improving image registration operations by giving more weight or meaning to regions within an image deemed to be more important. Image registration is the proce... | This disclosure relates generally to the field of image processing. More particularly, but not by way of limitation, this disclosure relates to a technique for improving image registration operations by giving more weight or significance to regions suthin an image deemed to be more important. Image registration is the ... | This disclosure relates generally to the field of image processing. More particularly, by way of limitation, this disclosure relates to a technique for improving image registration by giving more weight or significance to regions within an image deemed to be more important. Image registration is the of overlaying two o... | tHiS DISclOsuRe rELAtes GeNERAlLy to thE field of imAGe pRocESSing. MOre paRtiCuLarly, bUT NOT BY wAY oF LIMITAtiON, thIS DIscloSURE RelAtEs to A TeCHnIQue FOR IMPRoviNG imaGe rEgiStRatiOn operatIoNS by givINg morE WEighT oR SIGNiFICANce TO REGiONs wiTHIn an IMagE dEeMEd tO bE MoRe ImpOrtanT.
imAGe rEgISTratIon Is the ... | This disclosure relates generally tothe fieldof image processing. More particularly, but not by way of limitation, this disclosure relates to a technique for improving imageregistration operations by giving more weightor significanceto regions within animage deemed tobe more important. Image r... | This _disclosure_ relates generally to the field of image processing. More _particularly,_ but not by way of limitation, _this_ disclosure _relates_ to a technique for improving _image_ registration _operations_ by giving _more_ weight or significance _to_ regions _within_ an image deemed to be more _important._ Image ... |
A wiring harness disclosed in the Patent Document 1 has three high-voltage electric wires and three metallic protection pipes for receiving and protecting the three high-voltage electric wires one by one. The high-voltage electric wire connects a motor mounted on a front side of a vehicle with an inverter mounted on an... | A wiring harness disclosed in the Patent Document 1 has three high-voltage electric wires and three metallic protection pipes for receiving and protecting the three high-voltage electric wires one by one. The high-voltage electric wire connects a motor mounted on a front side of a vehicle with an inverter mounted on an... | A wiring harness disclosed in the Patent Document 1 has tnr3e high - voltage electric wires and three metallic protection pipes for receiving and protecting the three high - voltage electrjD wires one by one. The high - voltage electric wire connects a motor moumRed on a front side of a vehicle with an inverter mounted... | A wiring harness disclosed in the Patent Document 1 has three high-voltage electric wires three metallic protection pipes for receiving and protecting three high-voltage electric wires by The high-voltage electric wire connects a motor mounted on front side of a vehicle with an mounted on an intermediate or rear side o... | a wIrING HARnEss discLOSED iN ThE pAtenT DoCUMEnT 1 HAs thrEE HIGH-vOltagE elECTrIC WiREs And threE MetaLLIc ProTECtiOn pIPES foR reCEiVINg aND pRotECtiNG tHe ThREE HIgh-voLtAGE eLEcTriC WiRes oNe By onE. thE hIGH-VOLtage ElEctriC wirE cONnEcTS a MoTOr moUNtED on A front side of A VEhIcLe WiTH an InveRTEr MoUNtED On AN... | A wiring harness disclosed in thePatent Document 1 hasthree high-voltage electric wires and three metallic protection pipesfor receiving and protecting the three high-voltageelectricwiresone by one. The high-voltage electric wire connects a motor mounted on a front side of a vehicle with an in... | A wiring harness disclosed in the _Patent_ Document 1 has _three_ high-voltage electric _wires_ and three _metallic_ protection pipes for _receiving_ and protecting the _three_ high-voltage electric wires one by one. _The_ high-voltage electric wire connects a motor mounted on a front side _of_ a _vehicle_ with an _inv... |
Trading methods have evolved from a manually intensive process to a technology enabled, electronic platform. Advances in technology are having an increasingly large and broad impact on trading and the way in which exchanges conduct business. What was previously seen as a supplement to the traditional pit trading, elect... | Trading methods have evolved from a manually intensive process to a technology enabled, electronic platform. Advances in technology are having an increasingly large and broad impact on trading and the way in which exchanges conduct business. What was previously seen as a supplement to the traditional pit trading, elect... | Trading methods have evolved from a manually intensive process to a technology enabled, electronic platform. Advances in technology are having an increasingly large and broad impact on trading and the way in which exchanges conduct business. What was previously seen as a supplement to the traditional pit trading, elect... | Trading methods evolved from a manually intensive process to a technology enabled, electronic platform. Advances in technology are having an increasingly large and broad impact trading and the way in exchanges conduct business. What was previously seen as supplement to the traditional pit trading, electronic trading pl... | tradInG meTHods HaVe eVOLveD FRoM a mAnually iNTeNSIVE PROCess to A TeCHNology EnABlEd, ELEctrOnIc PLatform. AdvancES In tEcHNolOgy are HavING aN INCReasINGLy lARgE ANd BROAd IMpaCt on TrAdINg aNd THE way In WhiCH eXChANGeS cOnduCt busiNess. whAT wAS PrEVIOUSLy SEEN aS a suppLemEnt To tHe TraDiTionAL Pit TRADiNG, eleCT... | Trading methods have evolved from a manually intensive process to a technology enabled, electronic platform. Advances in technology are having an increasingly large and broad impact on trading and the way in which exchanges conduct business. Whatwaspreviously seen as a supplement to thetraditiona... | Trading methods have evolved from a manually intensive _process_ to a technology enabled, electronic platform. _Advances_ in technology are having _an_ increasingly _large_ and broad impact on _trading_ and the _way_ in _which_ _exchanges_ conduct business. What was previously _seen_ _as_ _a_ supplement to the traditio... |
(1.) Field of the Invention
The present invention concerns holding containers for cryogenic liquids of the type comprising an inner casing and an outer casing defining an insulating inner space therebetween and a cryogenic liquid withdrawing pipe in the inner casing including a first portion extending into the inner sp... | (1.) Field of the Invention The present invention concerns holding containers for cryogenic liquids of the type comprising an inner casing and an outer casing defining an insulating inner space therebetween and a cryogenic liquid withdrawing pipe in the inner casing including a first portion extending into the inner sp... | ( 1.) Field of the Invention The present invention concerns holding containers for cryogenic liquids of the type comprising an inner casing and an outer casing defining an insulating inner s(Qce therebetween and a cryogenic liquid withdrawing pipe in the inner casing including a first portion extending into the inner s... | (1.) of the Invention The invention concerns holding containers for cryogenic liquids of type comprising an inner casing and an outer casing defining insulating inner space therebetween and a liquid withdrawing pipe in the inner casing including first portion extending into the inner space between a lower portion of th... | (1.) FIElD oF The iNvenTiOn
THe PrESeNT INvENTiOn cOncerNS HoldInG cOnTAIneRs FOr crYOgEnIc lIQUids of THE TYPe CoMpriSInG an iNNER CaSIng AnD aN OUter caSINg dEFiNInG an INSulaTINg inNER SPAce tHeRebeTweEN AnD a cryoGENIC liQuid wITHDraWing pIPE iN The INner caSinG INCLUDing a FIrsT poRTIon eXTEnDing INTO the inNER SP... | (1.)Field of the Invention The present invention concerns holding containers for cryogenicliquids of the type comprising an inner casing and an outer casingdefining an insulatinginner space therebetween and a cryogenicliquid withdrawing pipe in the inner casingincluding a first portion extending intothe ... | (1.) Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention concerns holding containers for cryogenic liquids of the type comprising an inner _casing_ and an outer _casing_ defining an insulating inner space _therebetween_ and a cryogenic liquid withdrawing pipe in the _inner_ casing including _a_ first portion extending int... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a web conferencing server and a method of holding a web conference.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Web conferencing or webinar enables participants based at different places to attend a conference held online. Existing web conferencing tools include IBM's LOTU... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a web conferencing server and a method of holding a web conference. 2. Description of the Prior Art Web conferencing or webinar enables participants based at different places to attend a conference held online. Existing web conferencing tools include IBM's LOTU... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a web conferencing server and a method of holding a web conference. 2. Description of the Prior Art Web conferencing or webinar enables participants based at different places to attend a conEerencs held online. ECistinV web conferencing tools include IBM ' s LO... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to a web conferencing server and a method of holding web conference. 2. Description of Prior Art conferencing or webinar enables participants based at to attend a conference held online. Existing web conferencing tools include IBM's LOTUS®, SAMETIME®, and UNYTE® (“LOTUS,”... | 1. fiELD Of tHE iNvEntIon
the PreSEnt iNVENtiOn rELATes To a WeB ConFERENciNG SERVeR aNd a METHoD oF HOlDINg A WEB cONfEREnCe.
2. deSCRiPtiON oF the PRiOr aRT
Web confEREncING oR wEBINaR ENAbLEs PARTiCIPANTs bAsEd AT DiFFeREnT PLaces To aTtENd A ConFereNce HelD oNlINE. eXisting web COnFERENciNg tOoLS inClude IBm's lOTU... | 1. Field of the InventionThe presentinvention relates to a web conferencingserveranda method of holding a web conference. 2.Description of the Prior Art Web conferencingor webinar enablesparticipants based at different places to attend aconferenceheldonline. Existing web conferencingtools include I... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The present _invention_ relates to a web conferencing server and a method of holding a web conference. _2._ _Description_ of the Prior Art Web conferencing or webinar enables participants based at different _places_ to attend a conference held online. Existing web conferencing tools includ... |
The present invention relates to a cooking utensil and, more particularly, to a control circuit responding to an output signal derived from a gas sensor in a cooking utensil, for example, a microwave oven.
Recently, a combined microwave and electric heating cooking oven has been developed. In such a cooking oven it is ... | The present invention relates to a wangle utensil and, more particularly, to a control circuit responding to an output signal derived from a gas sensor in a cooking utensil, for example, a microwave oven. Recently, a combined microwave and electric heating cooking oven has been developed. In such a cooking oven it is v... | The present invention relates to a cooking utensil and, more particularly, to a control circuit responding to an output signal derived from a gas sensor in a cooking utensil, for example, a microwave oven. Recently, a combined microwave and electric heating cooking oven has been developed. In such a cooking oven it is ... | The present invention relates to a cooking utensil and, more particularly, to a control circuit responding to an output signal derived from a sensor in a cooking utensil, for example, a microwave oven. Recently, a combined microwave and electric heating cooking oven has been developed. In such a cooking oven it is diff... | thE pResenT inVeNtIOn RElATES to a cOoKING UTENSIl anD, MOrE pARtiCUlaRLY, TO A COntrol cIrCuiT respOndiNG TO An OutPut sigNaL derIved From a GAS sENsoR IN a coOkiNG uTeNsiL, foR EXAMple, A MIcROwAve oVEn.
reCEnTlY, a cOmBINed miCRoWAVE AnD ElEctRic HeAtING cOoKing oVeN haS BEEn dEVeloPed. in suCh A cooKInG oveN IT iS ... | The present invention relates to a cooking utensil and, moreparticularly,to acontrol circuit respondingto an output signal derived from a gas sensor ina cooking utensil, for example,a microwave oven. Recently, a combined microwave and electricheating cooking oven has been developed.In sucha c... | The present invention _relates_ _to_ a cooking utensil and, more _particularly,_ to a control circuit responding to an output signal derived _from_ a gas sensor in a _cooking_ utensil, for example, a _microwave_ oven. Recently, a combined microwave and electric heating _cooking_ oven _has_ been developed. In such _a_ _... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to devices for projecting pictures onto large viewing screens; and more particularly to such devices that project laser beams via reflective liquid-crystal light valves to form such pictures. The invention has its most important applications in such projection ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to devices for projecting pictures onto large viewing screens; and more particularly to such devices that project laser beams via reflective liquid-crystal light valves to form such pictures. The invention has its most important applications in such projection ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to devices for projecting pictures onto large viewing screens; and more particularly to such devices that project laser beams via reflective liquid - crystal light valves to form such pictures. The invention has its most important applications in such projectio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to devices for projecting pictures onto large viewing screens; and more particularly to such devices that project laser beams via reflective liquid-crystal valves form such pictures. The invention has its most important applications in such projection of moving pictures.... | 1. fIeLd of ThE iNVentioN
tHIS InvEnTion ReLATEs geNerAlly to dEVICEs FoR pRojEcTiNg piCtURES onTO lArge vIEWIng SCReENs; AnD MORE PARtICulArLY tO SuCH DEVIcES tHAT project LASer BeaMS VIA REfLectIVe LIqUiD-crySTal lIGHT vALvEs to fOrM SuCh PiCTuReS. ThE INVentION hAs iTs MoST ImpOrTANt appLIcATIONS in SucH ProJEctIOn ... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates generally to devices for projecting pictures onto large viewing screens; and moreparticularly to such devices that project laser beams via reflectiveliquid-crystal light valves to form such pictures. The invention has its mostimportant applications i... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally _to_ devices _for_ projecting pictures _onto_ _large_ viewing screens; and more particularly to such devices that project laser beams via reflective liquid-crystal light valves to form such pictures. The invention has _its_ most _important_ applications in such... |
Computing devices have made significant contributions toward the advancement of modern society and are utilized in a number of applications to achieve advantageous results. Numerous devices, such as computers, game consoles, smart phones, and the like have facilitated increased productivity and reduced costs in communi... | Computing devices have made significant contributions toward the advancement of modern society and are utilized in a number of applications to achieve advantageous results. Numerous devices, such as computers, game consoles, smart phones, and the like have facilitated increased productivity and reduced costs in communi... | Computing devices have made significant contributions toward the advancement of modern society and are utilized in a number of Zpplicatiogs to achi3fe advantageous results. Numerous devices, such as computers, bSme consoles, smart phones, and the like have facilitated increased productivity and reduced costs in communi... | Computing devices have made significant contributions toward advancement of modern society and in a number of applications to achieve results. Numerous devices, such as computers, game consoles, smart phones, and the like have facilitated increased productivity and reduced costs in communicating and analyzing data most... | comPuTinG DEVIces HaVE made signIfIcanT cONtRiButIons ToWARD The aDVaNCEmenT Of MoDeRN sOcieTy ANd ArE UtiLIzEd in a nUmBer Of appLICatioNS TO acHieVe advANTAGEOus ReSulTS. NumeROuS DEvicES, SUch aS COMPutErs, GamE coNsOLeS, SMART pHoNes, ANd tHe like HavE FaCIlITaTEd InCrEASed PRoDuCTiVItY AnD REDuced COStS in cOmmUNi... | Computing devices have made significant contributionstoward the advancement of modern society andare utilized in a number of applications to achieve advantageous results. Numerous devices, such as computers, gameconsoles, smart phones, and the like have facilitated increased productivity and reduced co... | Computing devices have _made_ significant contributions toward the advancement of modern society _and_ are utilized in _a_ number of applications to achieve advantageous results. Numerous devices, such _as_ computers, game consoles, smart phones, and the like _have_ _facilitated_ increased productivity _and_ reduced co... |
A wheelchair seat cushion must perform a number of important functions. The seat cushion should be comfortable and capable of providing proper support for optimal posture and posture control for a considerable length of time. The seat cushion should also assist, or at least not materially hinder, the user in maneuverin... | A wheelchair seat cushion must perform a number of important functions. The seat cushion should be comfortable and capable of providing proper support for optimal posture and posture control for a considerable length of time. The seat cushion should also assist, or at least not materially hinder, the user in maneuverin... | A wheelchair seat cushion must perform a number of important functions. The seat cushion should be comfortable and capable of providing proper support for optimal posture and posture control for a considerable length of time. The seat cushion should also assist, or at least not materially hinder, the user in maneuverin... | A wheelchair seat cushion must perform a number of important functions. seat cushion should comfortable and providing proper for optimal posture posture control for a considerable length of time. The seat cushion should also assist, or at least not materially hinder, the maneuvering the wheelchair, permit a useful rang... | a wHeELCHaIR seaT CUShION MuSt peRfOrM a nuMBeR of IMpOrtanT fUnCtIoNs. THe seaT CUshiOn ShOUld Be cOmfoRtaBLE aNd CaPABLE oF PROVIDinG PrOpER SUpPoRT foR OPTImaL pOsTuRE ANd pOSTurE COnTroL FOr A cOnSIdErABLE lenGTh oF tImE. the sEAt cUSHION shOULd alSO aSSIST, oR At lEAsT noT mATeRIalLy hiNdeR, The usER iN MAnEuveRIN... | A wheelchair seat cushion must perform a number of important functions.The seat cushion shouldbe comfortable and capable of providing proper support for optimal postureandposture control fora considerable length of time. The seat cushion should also assist, or at least not materially hinder, the user in man... | A wheelchair _seat_ cushion must perform a number of important _functions._ The seat cushion should be comfortable and capable of providing proper support for optimal _posture_ _and_ posture control for a considerable length of time. The seat cushion should also assist, or at least _not_ materially hinder, the _user_ i... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an improvement of a starting electric motor having a resin rear bracket.
2. Prior Art
A conventional starting electric motor with a resin rear bracket is shown in FIG. 1.
In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 designates the armature of a DC motor; 1a, an armature rotary shaf... | 1. Field of the conception This invention relates to an improvement of a starting electric motor having a resin rear bracket. 2. Prior Art A conventional starting electric motor with a resin rear bracket is shown in FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 designates the armature of a DC motor; 1a, an armature rotary sha... | 1. tielv of the Invention This invention felWtes to an improvement of a starting electric motor having a resin rear bracket. 2. Prior Art A conventional starting electric motor with a resin rear bracket is shown in FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 designates the armature of a DC mP5or; 1a, an armature rotary shaf... | 1. Field of the This invention relates to an improvement of starting motor having a resin bracket. 2. Art conventional starting electric motor with a resin rear bracket is in FIG. In FIG. 1, reference numeral 1 designates the armature of a DC motor; 1a, an armature rotary shaft; 1b armature 2, magnets forming magnetic ... | 1. FiElD OF The INVEnTioN
tHIs iNvEntION relatEs To an iMProvemEnt of A starTIng elECtrIC MOTOR haVIng a rESIN rEAR bRaCkeT.
2. pRIoR ArT
A conveNtIoNAl Starting ELeCTRIC moTOR WIth a reSin rEar BrAckEt is SHOWn in fIg. 1.
IN FIG. 1, REfErence NUMeral 1 DESigNates tHe armaTURE oF a dC MOToR; 1A, An aRMaTUrE rOtary ShaF... | 1.Field of the Invention This inventionrelates to an improvement of a startingelectricmotor having aresinrear bracket. 2. Prior ArtA conventional starting electric motor witha resin rear bracket is shown in FIG. 1. InFIG.1, reference numeral 1 designates the armature of a DC motor; 1a, an armature rotary ... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates to an improvement _of_ a _starting_ electric motor having a resin rear bracket. 2. Prior Art _A_ conventional _starting_ electric _motor_ with a _resin_ _rear_ bracket is shown in FIG. 1. In FIG. 1, reference _numeral_ 1 designates the _armature_ of a DC motor; 1a, an ... |
Use of “depolarizers” in electrolytic reactions helps lower input electrical energy in electrochemical processes. For example, in batteries depolarizers help prevent buildup of hydrogen gas bubbles thereby preventing the voltage, and thereby current, from being reduced. Among the known depolarizers, including sulfur di... | Use of “depolarizers” in electrolytic reactions helps lower input electrical energy in electrochemical processes. For example, in batteries depolarizers help prevent buildup of hydrogen gas bubbles thereby preventing the voltage, and thereby current, from being reduced. Among the known depolarizers, including sulfur di... | Use of “ depolarizers ” in electrolytic reactions helps lower input electrical energy in electrochemical processes. For example, in batteries depolarizers help prevent buildup of hydrogen gas bubbles thereby preventing the voltage, and thereby current, from being reduced. Among the known depolarizers, including sulfur ... | Use of in electrolytic reactions helps lower input electrical energy electrochemical processes. For example, in batteries depolarizers help prevent hydrogen gas thereby the voltage, and thereby current, from being reduced. Among the including sulfur dioxide which is used for lowering energy use in production hydrogen, ... | USE oF “dePolARizErS” IN eLeCtRoLyTIC ReACtIONs heLPs LoWEr inpUT ElecTRIcAL ENERgY iN eLeCtRoCHEMicAL PrOCessES. for eXAMpLE, in BAtTerIes DEPOlaRIZErS help preVENt BUilDuP OF HydroGen gAs BUbbles THERebY pREVENtinG THe voLTaGE, and TheREBY CuRrEnT, FrOm bEInG RedUced. AMOng The KNOwn depOLaRIZers, iNcLudiNg sUlFUR dI... | Useof “depolarizers” in electrolytic reactions helps lower input electrical energy in electrochemicalprocesses. For example, in batteriesdepolarizers help prevent buildup of hydrogen gas bubbles thereby preventing the voltage, and thereby current, from being reduced. Among the known depolarizers,... | Use of _“depolarizers”_ in electrolytic reactions helps lower _input_ electrical energy in electrochemical _processes._ For example, in batteries depolarizers help prevent buildup of _hydrogen_ gas bubbles thereby _preventing_ the voltage, and thereby current, from being reduced. _Among_ the _known_ depolarizers, inclu... |
In concrete terms, raw materials containing iron oxide, such as iron ore, materials containing iron ore, partly reduced materials containing iron ore are reduced in the inventive method in a high-pressure reduction unit by introduction of a reduction gas into the high-pressure reduction unit. The reduction gas consumed... | In concrete terms, raw materials containing iron oxide, such as iron ore, materials containing iron ore, partly reduced materials containing iron ore are reduced in the inventive method in a high-pressure reduction unit by introduction of a reduction gas into the high-pressure reduction unit. The reduction gas consumed... | In concrete terms, raw mxgerials containing iron oxide, s tvh as iron ore, materials containing iron ore, partly reduced materials containing iron ore are reduced in the inventive method in a high - pressure reduction unit by inYroduvtion of a reduct8oH gas into the high - pressure reduction unit. The reduction gas con... | In concrete materials iron oxide, as iron ore, materials containing iron ore, partly reduced materials containing are reduced in the method in a high-pressure reduction unit by introduction of a reduction gas into the high-pressure reduction unit. The reduction gas consumed during reduction drawn from high-pressure red... | iN CoNCRete TERMs, RAW MATerIAlS cONtaiNINg irON oXIDE, sUCH AS IroN ore, MaTEriaLs COntaINIng IRON ORe, PARtLY reduCeD matErIAls contaININg IrOn ORE aRE ReduCED IN The iNVEntIVe meThOd In a higH-pRessUre reDuctIOn unit by IntRoduCTIon of A reDUCTION gas INtO tHe higH-pRESSure REduCTioN uNIT. tHe REdUCtiOn GAs CONSuMed... | In concrete terms, raw materials containing iron oxide,suchas iron ore, materials containing iron ore, partly reducedmaterialscontaining iron ore are reduced in the inventive methodin a high-pressure reduction unit by introductionof a reduction gas into thehigh-pressure reduction unit. The reductiongas... | In concrete terms, raw materials containing iron oxide, such as iron ore, materials containing _iron_ ore, partly reduced materials containing iron _ore_ _are_ reduced _in_ _the_ inventive method _in_ a high-pressure reduction unit _by_ _introduction_ of a _reduction_ gas into the high-pressure _reduction_ _unit._ _The... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a driving means, which can be used in a device for working sheet-like material, such as a press brake for bending steel sheet.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A driving means for a press brake is known from European patent application No. 0 384 529. The disadvantage of... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a driving means, which can be used in a device for working sheet-like material, such as a press brake for bending steel sheet. 2. Description of the Prior Art A driving means for a press brake is known from European patent application No. 0 384 529. The disadvantage of... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention ee>ates to a driving means, which can be used in a device for working sheet - li,F material, such as a press brake for bending s6eeo sheet. 2. Description of the Prior Art A driving means for a press Fra<e is known from European patent application No. 0 384 529. The disadvantage ... | 1. of the Invention The relates to a which can be used in a device working sheet-like material, such as a press brake for bending steel sheet. 2. Description the Prior A driving means for a press brake is known European patent application No. 0 384 529. The disadvantage of such a driving means is the of the available p... | 1. FielD OF THe iNVEntION
THe INvENtION RELAtes tO a DRiVIng mEaNs, whICh caN bE USeD In A DeviCe FoR workING sheeT-Like matERial, sUch AS a PResS bRAke FOr bENDING STEEL sHeeT.
2. dEsCrIPTiOn of the PRIoR aRt
A DrIVIng meANS FOr a PresS BRAKE iS KNown fRoM eURoPEAn pAtEnt APpLiCaTiON no. 0 384 529. THe DiSAdVAnTaGe OF... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a driving means, whichcan be used in a device for working sheet-like material, such as apress brake for bending steel sheet. 2. Description of the Prior Art A driving means for a pressbrake is known from European patent application N... | _1._ Field of the Invention The invention relates _to_ a driving means, which can be used in _a_ device _for_ working sheet-like material, _such_ _as_ a press brake for bending steel sheet. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art A driving _means_ for a _press_ brake is known from European patent application No. 0 _384_ 529.... |
Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is a widely used material for the manufacture of balloon-type medical devices where a "non-compliant" balloon is required. Unlike "compliant" balloons, which continue to expand as internal pressure in the balloon is increased, a "non-compliant" balloon will attain and maintain a substan... | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is a widely used material for the manufacture of balloon-type medical devices where a "non-compliant" balloon is required. Unlike "compliant" balloons, which continue to expand as internal pressure in the balloon is increased, a "non-compliant" balloon will attain and maintain a substan... | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is a widely used material for the manufacture of balloon - type medical devices where a " non - compliant " balloon is required. Unlike " compliant " balloons, which continue to expand as internal pressure in the balloon is increased, a " non - compliant " balloon will attain and mainta... | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) a widely material the manufacture of balloon-type medical devices a "non-compliant" balloon is required. Unlike balloons, continue to expand as internal pressure in the balloon is increased, a "non-compliant" balloon will attain and maintain a constant configuration regardless of the in... | PoLYetHyLeNe TErEPHThalATe (pET) iS A WIDELy uSED mateRiaL For tHe mAnUfactUre oF BALloOn-tYPE mEDICaL DEvicES whErE a "nOn-ComPLiAnt" BAlLOon Is rEqUired. UnLIKE "ComPLIanT" BAlLooNS, WhiCH cONTiNUE To exPanD AS inteRNAL prEsSurE In THe balloon IS iNCReaSeD, a "nOn-coMPLIanT" BALlOoN WILl AtTaiN AnD maiNtAiN A SUBstAN... | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is a widelyused material for themanufacture of balloon-type medical devices where a "non-compliant" balloon is required. Unlike "compliant" balloons, which continueto expand as internalpressure in the balloon is increased, a "non-compliant" balloon will attain and maintain a ... | Polyethylene terephthalate (PET) is _a_ widely _used_ material _for_ the manufacture of balloon-type medical _devices_ _where_ _a_ "non-compliant" _balloon_ is required. Unlike "compliant" balloons, which _continue_ to expand as internal pressure in _the_ balloon is increased, a "non-compliant" balloon will _attain_ an... |
The 3G communication modules described below can realize: receiving and sending a 3G signal, converting the 3G signal into data of voice service or data service, and then sending it to an Application Processor (AP) through a certain interface.
At present, the application of the 3G communication module still belongs to ... | The 3G communication modules described below can realize: receiving and sending a 3G signal, converting the 3G signal into data of voice service or data service, and then sending it to an Application Processor (AP) through a certain interface. At present, the application of the 3G communication module still belongs to ... | The 3G communication modules described below can gealUze: receiving and sending a 3G signal, converting the 3G signal into data of voice service or data service, and then sending it to an Application Processor (AP) through a certain interface. At present, the application of the 3G communication module still belongs to ... | The 3G communication modules described below can and sending a signal, converting the 3G signal into data of voice or data service, and then sending it to an Application Processor (AP) through certain interface. At present, the application of the 3G communication module still belongs to a developing field, there is no ... | thE 3g commUnIcAtION moDUleS DescRiBEd bElow Can realize: REceIvINg And SeNDiNg A 3g SIgnal, coNVErTiNg thE 3G SIGNAL iNTO data oF VOICe sERvICe oR DAta sErviCe, ANd TheN SeNdiNg It to An aPplicAtIon PROcessoR (aP) thrOUGH A CERtAin INTerfacE.
aT pResENT, tHe APplICATIOn of tHe 3g coMMUNICaTION moDULE stIlL BELOngS TO ... | The 3G communication modules described below can realize: receiving and sending a 3G signal, converting the3G signal into data of voice service or data service, and then sendingit to anApplication Processor(AP)through a certain interface. At present, the application of the 3G communication module st... | _The_ 3G communication modules described _below_ _can_ realize: receiving and sending _a_ 3G signal, converting the _3G_ signal into data of voice service or _data_ _service,_ and then sending it to an Application _Processor_ _(AP)_ _through_ a certain interface. At present, the application of _the_ 3G communication mo... |
Recently, the substitution of glass glazing with transparent materials which do not shatter or are more resistant to shattering than glass, has become widespread. For example, transparent glazing made from synthetic organic polymers is now utilized in public transportation vehicles, such as trains, buses, taxis and air... | Recently, the substitution of glass glazing with transparent materials which do not shatter or are more resistant to shattering than glass, has become widespread. For example, transparent glazing made from synthetic organic polymers is now utilized in public transportation vehicles, such as trains, buses, taxis and air... | Recently, the substitution of glass glazing with transparent materials which do not shatter or are more resistant to shattering than glass, has become widespread. For example, transparent glazing jad4 from synthetic organic polymers is now utilized in public transportation vehicles, such as trains, buses, taxis and air... | Recently, the substitution of glass glazing with transparent materials which do not shatter or are more resistant to shattering than glass, has become widespread. For example, transparent glazing made from synthetic organic is now utilized public transportation such as trains, buses, and airplanes. Lenses, such as for ... | reCEntLY, tHE SUBStiTuTIoN oF GLasS gLAZinG wItH tRANSPaREnT maTeRIAls WhICh Do nOT ShaTTEr OR aRE MorE REsIsTanT tO ShaTTeRInG ThAN GLASS, HAS becOMe wIdESPrEad. For EXaMPLE, TraNsPaRENt GLazINg MADe FROm syNTHetIC OrGAnic polymers iS NOw uTIlized In puBlIC traNSporTAtION vehICLeS, sUcH AS traINs, BUsES, taXiS anD Air... | Recently, the substitution of glass glazing with transparentmaterialswhich do not shatter or are more resistant to shattering than glass, has become widespread. For example, transparent glazing made from synthetic organic polymers is now utilized in public transportationvehicles, such as trains, buses, taxi... | Recently, _the_ substitution of glass glazing with transparent materials which do not shatter or are _more_ resistant to shattering than glass, has become widespread. For example, transparent glazing made from _synthetic_ organic polymers _is_ now _utilized_ in public transportation vehicles, such _as_ _trains,_ buses,... |
X-ray devices have been used for many years in medical, security and other applications. Conventional, analog X-ray devices employ an X-ray source and photographic film, which are placed on either side of an object to be examined. The X-rays are absorbed, scattered or unaffected as they pass through the object, dependi... | X-ray devices have been used for many years in medical, security and other applications. Conventional, analog X-ray devices employ an X-ray source and photographic film, which are placed on either side of an object to be examined. The X-rays are absorbed, scattered or unaffected as they pass through the object, dependi... | X - ray devices have been used for many years in medical, security and other applications. Conventional, analog X - ray devices employ an X - ray source and photographic film, which are placed on either side of an object to be examined. The X - rays are absorbed, scattered or unaffected as they pass through the object,... | X-ray devices have used for many years in medical, security and other applications. Conventional, analog X-ray devices employ an X-ray source and photographic film, are placed on either side of an object to The X-rays are absorbed, scattered or unaffected as they pass through the object, depending on the density of fea... | x-rAy DEVIces have BeEN USEd fOR many yearS iN MEdICAl, seCuriTy ANd Other apPlIcAtiONs. COnVENtIOnaL, AnalOG x-rAY DEVICES EMplOY An X-RAy SOUrCE AND PHOTOgrApHiC FilM, WHICh arE placed ON eIthER SiDe oF aN objEct tO Be ExamiNed. tHE X-raYS ARe abSorbED, sCAttered or uNaFfECTED as thEY PAss tHroUgH ThE objecT, DepeNdi... | X-ray devices have been used for many years in medical, security and other applications. Conventional, analog X-ray devices employ an X-raysource and photographic film, which are placed on either side of an object to be examined.The X-raysare absorbed, scattered or unaffected as they pass through the... | X-ray _devices_ _have_ been used for _many_ _years_ in medical, security and other _applications._ Conventional, analog X-ray devices employ _an_ X-ray source and _photographic_ _film,_ which are placed on either side of an object to be examined. The X-rays are _absorbed,_ _scattered_ or _unaffected_ _as_ _they_ pass _... |
Known dialyzers usually include four ports by which they are connected, on the one hand, to a line system of a dialysis machine and, on the other hand, to an extracorporeal blood system connected to a patient. Said ports are split into two ports for connection to the extracorporeal blood system via which blood to be pu... | Known dialyzers usually include four ports by which they are connected, on the one hand, to a line system of a dialysis machine and, on the other hand, to an extracorporeal blood system connected to a patient. Said ports are split into two ports for connection to the extracorporeal blood system via which blood to be pu... | Known dialyzers usually include four ports by which they are c0nnecteF, on the one hand, to a line system of a dialysis machine and, on the other hand, to an extracorporeal blood system connected to a patient. Said ports are split into two ports for connection to the extracorporeal bOlod system via which blood to be pu... | Known dialyzers usually include four ports by which they are connected, on the hand, to a line system of dialysis machine and, on the other hand, to an extracorporeal blood system connected to a patient. Said ports are split into two ports for connection to the extracorporeal blood system via which blood to be purified... | knOwN DiAlyZERS USUAlLY iNcLudE foUr PORtS By WHICH thEY ARe cONnEcted, On The ONe hanD, To a LinE SYStem of a diALysiS mAchiNe ANd, ON thE oTHer hand, To aN EXTracoRPOreAl BlOOd sYsTEM cOnnECtED To a PaTIEnT. SaId PORts ARE SPLIt InTo two ports fOR cONnECTION to THE EXTracORPoREaL BLoOD sYSTEm VIA WHiCH BloOD to Be pU... | Knowndialyzers usually include four ports by which theyare connected, on the one hand, to a line system of adialysis machine and,on the other hand,to an extracorporeal blood system connected to a patient. Said portsare split into two ports for connection to the extracorporealblood system via which bl... | Known dialyzers _usually_ include four ports _by_ which they are connected, on the one _hand,_ to a line system of a dialysis machine and, on the other hand, to an extracorporeal _blood_ system connected to a patient. Said ports are split into two _ports_ for connection to the extracorporeal blood _system_ via which bl... |
This invention relates to a combinatorial weighing system. More particularly, the invention relates to a novel combinatorial weighing method capable of raising weighing speed, and to a combinatorial weighing apparatus for practicing such method.
A combinatorial weighing apparatus operates by supplying a plurality of we... | This invention relates to a combinatorial weighing system. More particularly, the invention relates to a novel combinatorial weighing method capable of raising weighing speed, and to a combinatorial weighing apparatus for practicing such method. A combinatorial weighing apparatus operates by supplying a plurality of we... | This invention relates to a combinatorial weighing system. More particularly, the invention relates to a novel combinatorial weighing method capable of raising weighing speed, and to a combinatorial weighing apparatus for practicing such method. A combinatorial wdKghing apparatus operates by supplying a plurality of we... | This invention relates to a combinatorial weighing system. More particularly, the invention relates to a novel combinatorial weighing method capable of raising and a combinatorial apparatus for practicing method. combinatorial weighing apparatus operates by supplying a of weighing machines with articles to be weighed, ... | tHIs invEntION ReLates to a cOMbINAtOrIaL WEIGHIng sYStem. more parTICuLARLY, The InvENtion RElAtES To a nOVeL comBinatorIAl WeighinG meTHOD CaPABlE oF raiSiNg wEiGHiNg sPEed, AnD tO a cOMBINATORIAl WEighInG AppaRAtUs for pRACTIcing SUCh mEthoD.
a coMbiNATORIal wEIgHing APpARATuS OpERaTes BY supplyINg A PluraLiTY of we... | This invention relates to a combinatorial weighing system. More particularly, the invention relates to a novel combinatorial weighing method capableof raising weighingspeed, and to a combinatorial weighing apparatus for practicingsuch method. A combinatorial weighing apparatusoperates by supplying aplural... | This invention relates to a combinatorial weighing _system._ More particularly, the invention relates _to_ a novel combinatorial weighing method capable of raising weighing speed, and to a combinatorial weighing apparatus for practicing such method. _A_ combinatorial weighing apparatus operates by _supplying_ a plurali... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to cushioned insoles for shoes and other footwear. Such cushions are worn for orthopedic purposes or simply for comfort.
2. Prior Art
The closest prior art known to applicant is Zente U.S. Pat. No. 3,922,801 issued Dec. 2, 1975. Additional prior art is cited in the Zente... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to cushioned insoles for shoes and other footwear. Such cushions are worn for orthopedic purposes or simply for comfort. 2. Prior Art The closest prior art known to applicant is Zente U.S. Pat. No. 3,922,801 issued Dec. 2, 1975. Additional prior art is cited in the Zente... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to cushioned insoles for shoes and other footwear. S8vh cushions are worn for orthopedic purposes or Cim)ly for comgorr. 2. Prior Art The closest prior art known to applicant is Zdjte U. S. Pat. No. 3, 922, 801 issued Dec. 2, 1975. Additional LFior art is cited in the Ze... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates cushioned insoles for shoes and other footwear. Such cushions are worn for orthopedic purposes or simply for 2. Prior Art The closest prior art known to applicant is Zente U.S. Pat. No. 3,922,801 issued Dec. 2, 1975. Additional prior art is cited in the Zente Patent, nam... | 1. FielD oF thE INVentIOn
thIs INVentIoN RElATEs To cuShIoneD INsoLEs FOR SHoEs aND OTHeR fOOTWeaR. SUch cUShIonS are worN FOr ORtHoPEDiC PuRpOseS oR sIMpLY FOr CoMfORt.
2. PriOr Art
tHe clOSeSt pRIOR ARt KnoWN To aPPLiCaNt iS ZENtE u.S. paT. no. 3,922,801 isSueD dEC. 2, 1975. ADditiONaL prioR arT iS cIteD In ThE zENtE... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates tocushioned insoles for shoes and other footwear. Such cushions are worn for orthopedic purposes or simply for comfort. 2. Prior Art The closest priorart known to applicant isZente U.S. Pat. No.3,922,801 issued Dec.2,1975. Additional prior a... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ _Invention_ This invention relates to cushioned insoles for shoes and other footwear. Such cushions are _worn_ for orthopedic purposes or simply for comfort. 2. _Prior_ _Art_ _The_ closest prior art known _to_ applicant is _Zente_ _U.S._ Pat. No. 3,922,801 issued Dec. 2, 1975. Additional prior art i... |
This invention is related to a simple, new and useful method whereby some or all of a specific indoor pollutant can be removed.
Conventional methods usually involve the adsorption of such pollutants onto activated surfaces such as charcoal, silica gel, alumina or other materials with large surface areas, (see R. E. God... | This invention is related to a simple, new and useful method whereby some or all of a specific indoor pollutant can be removed. Conventional methods usually involve the adsorption of such pollutants onto activated surfaces such as charcoal, silica gel, alumina or other materials with large surface areas, (see R. E. God... | This LnventJon is related to a simple, new and useful method whereby some or all of a specific lhdoor pollutant can be removed. Conventional methods usually involve the adsorption of such pollutants onto activated surfaces such as charcoal, silica gel, alumina or other materials 18th large surface aesas, (see R. E. God... | This invention is related to a simple, new and useful some or all of a specific indoor pollutant can be Conventional methods usually involve the adsorption of such pollutants onto activated surfaces as charcoal, silica gel, alumina or other materials with large surface areas, (see R. E. Goddard & J. A. Coles Canadian P... | tHiS InVeNtIoN Is RelATED to a SIMple, NEw aNd USeFUl mETHoD WhEreBy SoMe Or ALl oF A SpeCIfIC iNdoOR PoLLutaNT CAn bE rEmovEd.
ConVENTIOnAL mEthODS UsuAllY iNvOlVe tHE aDSoRPTION OF SUcH pOLlutANTS oNto acTIVaTED SuRfAces sUCH As chArCOal, sILiCa geL, AluMINA or oTHeR matERiALs witH LaRGe SUrFaCe AReas, (See r. E. goD... | This invention is related toa simple,new and useful method whereby some or all of a specific indoor pollutantcanberemoved.Conventional methods usually involve the adsorption ofsuch pollutants onto activated surfaces such as charcoal, silica gel, alumina or other materials with large surface areas, (see R. ... | This invention is related to _a_ simple, _new_ and useful method whereby _some_ or all of a _specific_ indoor _pollutant_ can _be_ _removed._ Conventional _methods_ usually involve _the_ adsorption of such _pollutants_ onto activated surfaces _such_ _as_ _charcoal,_ silica gel, alumina _or_ other materials with large s... |
The invention relates to an improvement of an adjustable height basketball backboard support system through the disclosure of a unique and novel retainer which prevents an adjustment link from swinging away from the support member during the adjustment process. One form of an adjustable basketball backboard support sys... | The invention relates to an improvement of an adjustable height basketball backboard support system through the disclosure of a unique and novel retainer which prevents an adjustment link from swinging away from the support member during the adjustment process. One form of an adjustable basketball backboard support sys... | The invention relates to an improvement of an adjustable height basketball backboard support system through the disclosure of a unique and novel retainer which prevents an adjustment link from swinging away from the support member during the adjustment process. One form of an adjustable basketball backboard support sys... | The invention to an improvement of an adjustable height basketball backboard support system through the disclosure of a unique and novel retainer which prevents an adjustment link from swinging away from the support member during adjustment process. One form of an adjustable basketball backboard support system includes... | tHE inVeNtiOn RElates to AN ImpROvemeNT Of aN ADjusTAble HeIgHT bASketBALl bAcKBoArd suPpoRt SYsTem ThrOugh thE DISClosure OF A UnIque aND noVel RETAiner WHIch pREvenTs an aDjUSTMenT lInK FRom SWInGiNG aWAY FrOM THe SupPort MeMBEr DUriNg tHE aDjUsTMENT proCEss. OnE FORM OF an AdjuStAblE baSKeTbAlL bAckBoard SuppORT SYs... | The invention relates to an improvement of an adjustable height basketball backboard supportsystem through the disclosure ofa unique and novel retainer which preventsan adjustmentlink from swinging away from the supportmember during the adjustment process. One form ofan adjustable bask... | The invention relates to an improvement _of_ an adjustable height _basketball_ backboard support system through _the_ disclosure of a unique _and_ novel retainer which prevents an adjustment link from swinging away from the support member _during_ the adjustment process. _One_ form of an adjustable basketball backboard... |
The present invention relates to a method of installing an antenna of a wireless module, and a coaxial connector to be used in the method of installing the antenna.
When a wireless module equipped with a built-in antenna is installed at one position inside a casing of a device in which the wireless module is to be inst... | The present invention relates to a method of installing an antenna of a wireless module, and a coaxial connector to be used in the method of installing the antenna. When a wireless module equipped with a built-in antenna is installed at one position inside a casing of a device in which the wireless module is to be inst... | The present invention relates to a method of installing an antenna of a wireless module, and a coaxial connector to be used in the method of installing the antenna. When a wireless module equipped with a built - in antenna is installed at one position inside a casing of a device in which the wireless module is to be in... | The relates to a method of installing an antenna of wireless module, and a coaxial connector to be used in the method of installing the antenna. a module equipped with a built-in antenna is installed at one position inside casing of a device in which the wireless is to be is no problem if the built-in antenna can exhib... | ThE PreSEnt iNVeNtiOn rElATes TO A mEthoD Of InsTAllinG an ANTenNA Of A wireLesS moDuLe, AND a coAxIaL cONNEctor to be USed in ThE method Of INStALlinG thE ANTEnna.
WHEn A wiRelEss mOduLE equiPpED wiTh A BuIlT-In aNtenna is InstALLED At oNe POsitIoN InSIde a caSInG of A DEVICe IN wHich ThE WIReless module iS TO BE INST... | Thepresent invention relates to a method of installing an antenna of a wireless module, and acoaxial connector to be used in the method of installingthe antenna.When a wirelessmodule equippedwith a built-in antennais installedat onepositioninsidea casing of a device in which the wireless module i... | The _present_ invention relates to a _method_ _of_ installing _an_ antenna of a wireless module, _and_ _a_ coaxial connector to be used in _the_ method of installing the antenna. When a wireless module equipped with _a_ built-in _antenna_ is _installed_ at one _position_ inside a casing of a device in which the wireles... |
Heat shrinkable plastic products have the property of shrinking when heated and are widely utilized for films such as shrink packages, shrink labels, etc. In particular, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polystyrene, and polyester based plastic films have been used to label or cap seal a variety of vessels or to directly packa... | Heat shrinkable plastic products have the property of shrinking when heated and are widely utilized for films such as shrink packages, shrink labels, etc. In particular, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polystyrene, and polyester based plastic films have been used to label or cap seal a variety of vessels or to directly packa... | Heat shrinkable plastic products have the property of shrinking when heated and are widely utilized for films such as shrink packages, shrink labels, etc. In particular, polyvinyl chloride (PVC ), polystyrene, and polyester based plastic films have been used to label or cap seal a variety of vessels or to directly pack... | Heat plastic products have the property of shrinking when heated and are widely utilized for films such as shrink shrink labels, etc. In particular, polyvinyl chloride polystyrene, and polyester based plastic films have been used to label cap seal a variety of vessels or to package them. However, films made of PVC are ... | heat shrINKAbLE PLASTiC ProdUcTs HAve The PRoPERtY OF shRiNkinG WhEN hEAtEd ANd ArE wiDeLy UTiLIZEd for filmS sucH aS sHRiNk PackageS, shriNk LABelS, eTc. IN ParticULAR, PolYViNyL CHloRidE (pvC), poLYsTyrenE, aND pOLyEsTEr bASed plAsTiC FIlmS haVe been UsEd To LABEL or CAp seal a VariETY Of vEsSELS OR tO DIRECTLy pAcka... | Heatshrinkable plastic products havethe property of shrinking when heatedand are widely utilized for films such as shrink packages, shrink labels, etc. In particular, polyvinyl chloride (PVC), polystyrene,and polyester basedplasticfilms have been used to label or cap seal a variety of vessels or to dire... | Heat shrinkable _plastic_ products have _the_ property _of_ _shrinking_ when heated and are widely _utilized_ for films such as _shrink_ packages, shrink _labels,_ etc. In particular, polyvinyl _chloride_ (PVC), _polystyrene,_ and polyester based plastic films have been used to label _or_ cap seal a _variety_ _of_ vess... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to nozzles for containers or the like, and more specifically to an automatic shut-off liquid dispensing nozzle.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Automatic shut-off liquid dispensing nozzles are generally well known in the art of which U.S. Pats. Nos. 1,689,066, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to nozzles for containers or the like, and more specifically to an automatic shut-off liquid dispensing nozzle. 2. Description of the Prior Art Automatic shut-off liquid dispensing nozzles are generally well known in the art of which U.S. Pats. Nos. 1,689,066, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to nozzles for containers or the like, and hPre specifically to an automatic shut - off liquid dispensing nozzle. 2. Description of the Prior Art Automatic shut - off liquid dispensing nozzles are generally well known in the art of which U. S. Pats. Nos. 1, 689... | 1. Field Invention This invention relates to nozzles for containers or the like, and more specifically an automatic shut-off liquid dispensing nozzle. 2. Description of the Prior Art Automatic shut-off liquid dispensing are well known the art of which U.S. Pats. 1,689,066, 2,420,341 and 2,582,195 are exemplary. One of ... | 1. FiELd OF tHE invenTion
tHIS InveNtION RElaTES GENerALLy to noZzLes FOr coNtaineRs or ThE LIkE, AnD MOre SpECIfiCALLy to an automAtIC shuT-off LIQUID DISpEnsIng nOzzle.
2. dESCriPtIon OF tHe PRiOr aRT
autoMaTIc ShUt-Off LIQUID DisPeNsinG nozzles Are GENeRALLy WElL kNoWn iN thE art oF WHiCH U.s. PATs. Nos. 1,689,066, ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relatesgenerally tonozzles for containers or the like, and more specifically to an automaticshut-off liquid dispensing nozzle.2. Description of the Prior ArtAutomatic shut-off liquid dispensing nozzles are generally well knownin the art of which U.S. Pats. Nos. 1,689,0... | _1._ Field of the Invention _This_ invention relates generally _to_ nozzles for containers or the like, and more specifically to an automatic shut-off _liquid_ dispensing nozzle. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Prior _Art_ Automatic shut-off liquid _dispensing_ _nozzles_ are generally well known _in_ the art of which U.S. Pa... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates generally to the field of filtering or deodorizing devices, and more particularly to the field of such devices that deodorize, filter or capture odors and smoke from containers or receptacles for cigarette ashes and cigarette butts. Still more particularly, the invention... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to the field of filtering or deodorizing devices, and more particularly to the field of such devices that deodorize, filter or capture odors and smoke from containers or receptacles for cigarette ashes and cigarette butts. Still more particularly, the invention... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to the field of filtering or deodorizing devices, and ml#e particularly to the fie?F of such devices that deodorize, filter or capture odors and smoke from containers or receptacles for cigarette ashes and cigarette butts. Still more particularly, the invention... | 1. Technical Field invention relates generally to the of filtering or deodorizing devices, and more particularly to the field of such devices that deodorize, filter or capture odors and smoke from or receptacles cigarette ashes and cigarette butts. Still particularly, the invention relates to such devices that filter o... | 1. TEChNiCaL Field
tHe pReSeNt inVentIon ReLaTEs GenErally to ThE FiELD of FiLTeRiNG OR dEODoriZIng deViceS, ANd mOre pArticuLARLY To ThE FiEld OF SuCH DEViCeS ThaT deoDORIZe, fiLTeR Or caPtUre ODORs anD SmOkE FRoM cONtAiners or ReCEpTaClEs fOr cigaReTtE ASheS and cIGArETTE bUTTS. StIll MOrE PArtICuLarLy, THE iNveNtiOn... | 1.Technical Field The present invention relates generally to the field of filtering ordeodorizing devices, and more particularlyto the field of such devices that deodorize, filter or capture odors and smoke from containers or receptaclesfor cigarette ashes and cigarette butts. Still more particularly,the inven... | 1. Technical _Field_ The present _invention_ relates _generally_ to the field of filtering or deodorizing _devices,_ _and_ _more_ _particularly_ to the _field_ of such devices that _deodorize,_ _filter_ or capture odors and smoke from containers or receptacles _for_ cigarette ashes _and_ cigarette butts. Still more par... |
Particularly in well drilling e.g. for water wells or heating wells and generally in deep drillings or in groundwater areas, an earth pipe should be tightened into a rock hole in a way that the surface waters or the like impurities may not get mixed with the groundwater. In certain countries there already exist clear o... | Particularly in well drilling e.g. for water wells or heating wells and generally in deep drillings or in groundwater areas, an earth pipe should be tightened into a rock hole in a way that the surface waters or the like impurities may not get mixed with the groundwater. In certain countries there already survive clear... | Particularly in well drilling e. g. for wafet wells or heating wells and generally in deep drillings or in groundwater areas, an earth pipe should be tightened into a rock hole in a way that the surface waters or the like impurities may not get mixed with the groundwater. In certain countries there already exist clear ... | in drilling for water wells or heating wells and generally deep or in groundwater areas, an earth pipe should be tightened into a rock hole in a way that the surface waters or the impurities may not mixed with groundwater. In certain countries there already exist orders for these kinds drillings and in the future they ... | parTiCUlaRlY in wElL DRillIng e.G. FOr WaTEr wElLs or HEAtING wELlS ANd genERaLly iN deeP drilLIngs OR IN gROUNDwAteR aREas, An EarTh PiPE sHOuLd bE tigHteNED iNTo a rOCK hOLe iN a WAy ThAT ThE SUrFace wATerS or thE LIkE impurITiEs May Not get mixEd WIth ThE grouNDWAtER. in cerTaIn cOUnTRIEs thErE ALreADY ExISt clEAr O... | Particularly in well drilling e.g. for water wells or heating wells and generally in deep drillingsor ingroundwater areas,an earth pipe should be tightened into a rock hole in a waythat the surfacewaters or thelike impurities may not get mixed with the groundwater. In certain countries the... | Particularly in _well_ drilling _e.g._ for water _wells_ or heating wells and generally in _deep_ drillings or _in_ groundwater areas, an earth pipe should be tightened into a rock hole in a way that the surface waters or the like _impurities_ may not _get_ mixed with the groundwater. _In_ certain _countries_ there _al... |
Known methods of treating metal surfaces to improve paint adhesion and corrosion resistance of the painted metal surfaces include two general classes of chemistries. The first class is based on traditional conversion coating types of chemistries, such as zinc phosphate, iron phosphates, chromium chromate, chromium phos... | Known methods of treating metal surfaces to improve paint adhesion and corrosion resistance of the painted metal surfaces include two general classes of chemistries. The first class is based on traditional conversion coating types of chemistries, such as zinc phosphate, iron phosphates, chromium chromate, chromium phos... | Known methods of treating metal surfaces to improve paint adhwsOon and corrosion resistance of the painted metal surfaces include two general classes of chemistries. The first class is based on traditional conversion coating types of chemistries, such as zinc phosphate, iron phosphates, chromium chromate, chromium phos... | Known methods of treating metal surfaces to improve adhesion and corrosion resistance of the painted surfaces two classes of chemistries. The first class is based on traditional conversion coating types of chemistries, such as phosphate, iron phosphates, chromium chromate, chromium phosphate, etc. second class is based... | kNOwN METHODs OF TrEATIng mETal SUrFACEs To iMprOve paINt adHESIOn anD COrRosiOn rEsisTANCE oF The PAInTeD mETAL sUrfAces iNClUDe twO gEnERAl CLaSseS Of cHEMIStrieS. thE fiRSt cLaSs iS BaSEd oN TRAdItiOnal cONVersION COAtING TypES Of cHEmiSTries, SuCH AS zinc pHOsPHAte, iRON pHOsPhAtEs, chroMIuM CHRoMAtE, ChrOMIuM phOs... | Known methods oftreatingmetal surfaces to improve paint adhesion and corrosion resistance of the painted metal surfaces include two general classes of chemistries. The first class isbased on traditional conversion coating types of chemistries,such as zinc phosphate, iron phosphates, chromium chromate, c... | Known methods _of_ treating _metal_ surfaces to improve paint adhesion _and_ _corrosion_ resistance of the painted metal surfaces include two general classes of _chemistries._ The first class _is_ based on traditional conversion coating types of chemistries, such as zinc phosphate, _iron_ phosphates, _chromium_ chromat... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an optical information reading method and device for optically scanning bar codes and like information via a laser beam emitted from a laser light source, and more specifically relates to an optical reading method and device suitable for scanning a bar code and... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical information reading method and device for optically scanning bar codes and like information via a laser beam emitted from a laser light source, and more specifically relates to an optical reading method and device suitable for scanning a bar code and... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical information reading method and device for optically scanning bar codes and like information via a laser beam emitted from a laser light source, and more specifically relates to an optical reading method and device suitable for scanning a bar code and... | 1. Field of The relates to an optical information reading method and device for optically scanning bar codes and like information via a laser beam from a laser light source, and more specifically relates to an optical reading method device suitable for scanning a bar code and like information via a downwardly directed ... | 1. Field OF THe INvEnTioN
THE pRESENt inVenTiON RElAtES tO AN oPTIcal iNFORmatION REaDiNg meThod aND DevicE FoR OPTicaLly ScaNnInG BAr cOdES AnD LIKe INFOrmaTiOn Via A laser Beam EMIttEd FROM a LASeR LigHt sOURCe, aNd morE specIFICaLLY RELATes to an OptiCAL REAdInG MeTHoD aNd dEvice sUitAble FOr sCanniNG a bAR code ANd... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical information reading method and device for optically scanning barcodes and likeinformation via a laser beam emitted from a laser light source, and more specifically relates toan optical reading method and device suitable for s... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _an_ _optical_ information _reading_ method and _device_ for optically _scanning_ _bar_ codes and like information _via_ _a_ laser beam emitted from a laser light source, _and_ more specifically relates _to_ an optical _reading_ method _and_ device suitable for... |
The invention relates to an apparatus for processing planar gel layers or slab gels and, more particularly, to an apparatus for staining and destaining electrophoresis slab gels and for examining the destained slab gels.
Electrophoresis is a technique for separating charged molecules of a sample such as protein or DNA ... | The invention relates to an apparatus for processing planar gel layers or slab gels and, more particularly, to an apparatus for tarnish and destaining electrophoresis slab gels and for examining the destained slab gels. Electrophoresis is a technique for separating charged molecules of a sample such as protein or DNA o... | The invention relates to an apparatus for processing planar gel layers or slab gels and, more particularly, to an apparatus for staining and destaining electrophoresis slab gels and for examining the destained slab gels. Electrophoresis is a technique for separating charged molecules of a sample such as protein or DNA ... | The invention relates to an apparatus for processing planar layers or slab gels and, more particularly, to an apparatus for and destaining electrophoresis slab gels and for examining slab gels. Electrophoresis is a technique for separating molecules of such as protein or DNA on the basis of differences in electrical ch... | tHe InvEntION RELatEs TO aN ApPARAtUs FOR PROcEsSINg PLaNaR gel layerS or SlAB GeLs AnD, More PaRTICULArLY, tO An ApparaTUS for sTaining And DEsTAininG elecTRoPhoreSiS sLAB geLs ANd for exAMInINg THe DEStaiNEd SlAB Gels.
ELECTRophOResiS Is A tEcHnIqUe For SePARaTInG ChaRGEd mOLECUlEs of a SaMpLe sucH as proTEIN oR dNa ... | Theinvention relates to an apparatusfor processing planar gel layers or slab gels and, more particularly, toan apparatus for staining and destainingelectrophoresis slab gels and for examining the destained slab gels. Electrophoresisis a technique for separating chargedmolecules of a sample such as protei... | The invention relates to an apparatus for _processing_ planar gel _layers_ or slab gels and, more particularly, to an apparatus for staining and _destaining_ electrophoresis slab _gels_ _and_ for _examining_ the destained slab gels. _Electrophoresis_ _is_ a technique for _separating_ charged molecules of _a_ sample _su... |
The present invention relates to an output stage for a voltage regulator or other type of circuit which must conduct load current at both low and high input/output voltage differentials. More particularly, the present invention relates to a circuit for distributing load current among multiple power transistors, each op... | The present invention relates to an output stage for a voltage regulator or other type of circuit which must conduct load current at both low and high input/output voltage differentials. More particularly, the present invention relates to a circuit for distributing load current among multiple power transistors, each op... | The present invention relates to an output stage for a voltage regulator or other type of circuit which must conduct load current at both low and high input / output voltage differentials. More particularly, the present invention relates to a circuit for distributing load current among multiple power transistors, each ... | The present invention relates an output stage for a voltage or other type of circuit which must conduct current at and high input/output voltage differentials. More the present invention relates to a circuit for distributing load current among multiple power transistors, optimized to conduct current over different rang... | The preseNT INVenTION RElATes To AN OUtPUt Stage foR a Voltage RegulAtor oR Other TYpe Of cIrCuiT WhICH Must ConDuct LOAD CURrEnT aT BOtH LOw aNd HiGH inpUt/ouTPUT vOLTAGE dIffeRentiaLS. mOrE pArTICULaRLy, ThE PReSenT invenTIoN ReLATES To a CIRCUIT FOR DIsTRIButing lOad cUrrEnt AMOng MULtIPLE PowER TRANSIsTors, EaCh Op... | The present invention relates to an output stage for a voltage regulator or other type of circuit which must conduct load current at both low andhigh input/output voltage differentials.More particularly, the present invention relates to a circuit for distributing load current among multiple power transisto... | _The_ present invention relates to an output _stage_ for a voltage regulator or _other_ type _of_ circuit which must conduct load _current_ at both low and high input/output voltage differentials. More particularly, the present invention relates _to_ a circuit for distributing _load_ current _among_ multiple power tran... |
Glutamate is thought to be the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain. There are three major subtypes of glummate receptors in the CNS. These are commonly referred to as kainate, AMPA and N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptors (Watkins and Olverman, Trends in Neurosci. 7:265-272 (1987)). NMDA receptors are found... | Glutamate is thought to be the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain. There are three major subtypes of glummate receptors in the CNS. These are commonly referred to as kainate, AMPA and N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptors (Watkins and Olverman, Trends in Neurosci. 7:265-272 (1987)). NMDA receptors are found... | Glutamate is thought to be the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain. TMwre are three major subtypes of glummate receptors in the CNS. These are commonly referred to as kainate, AMPA and N - methyl - D - aspartate (bhDA) receptors (Watkins and Olverman, Trends in Neurosci. 7: 265 - 272 (1987) ). NMDA receptors... | Glutamate is thought to be the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain. There are three major subtypes of glummate receptors in the CNS. These are commonly referred to as kainate, AMPA and N-methyl-D-aspartate (NMDA) receptors (Watkins and Olverman, in Neurosci. 7:265-272 (1987)). NMDA receptors are found in the... | gLUtAMate is thOuGHt to be thE mAjOr EXCiTaTORY NEuRoTrAnSmIttER in THe BRaIN. tHERE aRE ThReE MAjor subtYpEs Of GLummATE RECEpTorS iN THe CnS. tHEsE ARE COMmONly rEFeRrED tO As KaiNAte, aMPA anD n-MEthYl-D-AsPArtAte (nMda) recepTors (WATkINs aND olVErMAn, TRENDS In NEuRoScI. 7:265-272 (1987)). NmDA reCEPToRs arE FOUNd... | Glutamate isthought to be the major excitatory neurotransmitter in the brain. There are three major subtypes of glummate receptors in the CNS. These are commonly referred to as kainate, AMPA and N-methyl-D-aspartate(NMDA)receptors (Watkins and Olverman, Trends in Neurosci. 7:265-272 (1987)). NM... | Glutamate is thought to be the major _excitatory_ _neurotransmitter_ in the brain. There are three _major_ subtypes of _glummate_ receptors _in_ the CNS. _These_ are commonly referred to as kainate, _AMPA_ and N-methyl-D-aspartate _(NMDA)_ receptors (Watkins and _Olverman,_ Trends _in_ Neurosci. 7:265-272 _(1987))._ NM... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a strain measuring device and a system that can measure strain.
2. Description of Related Art
So far, a semiconductor single crystalline substrate comprising local impurity diffused resistors is known as a mechanical quantity measuring device. As described in J... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a strain measuring device and a system that can measure strain. 2. Description of Related Art So far, a semiconductor single crystalline substrate comprising local impurity diffused resistors is known as a mechanical quantity measuring device. As described in J... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a strain measuring device and a system that can measure sfrsin. 2. Description of Related Art So far, a semiconductor single crHatalline substrate comprising local impurity diffused resistors is known as a mechznica> quantity measuring device. As described in J... | 1. of the Invention The present relates to a strain measuring and a system that measure strain. 2. Description of Related Art So far, semiconductor single crystalline substrate comprising local impurity diffused resistors known as a mechanical quantity measuring As described in JP-A-2006-003182, there is a method to me... | 1. FIeLd OF THE iNveNtIoN
tHE PResENT INvENtIon rElateS To A StRaIn mEASuRInG DEVICE AND a SystEm tHAT Can meASurE sTrAin.
2. DeScRiPtiOn Of rElateD aRt
so FaR, A seMICOndUcTOR SIngle cRYStAlLINE subStrATe coMpRisINg lOcaL IMpuRiTY diFFuSeD resistORs iS knOWn AS A MechANiCAL QUAntItY MeaSUriNG DeVicE. As DesCRibEd IN J... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a strain measuringdevice anda system thatcan measure strain. 2. Description ofRelatedArtSo far, a semiconductorsingle crystallinesubstrate comprising localimpurity diffused resistors is knownas a mechanical quantity measuring device. As described in JP-A... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates _to_ a strain measuring device and a system that can measure strain. 2. Description of Related Art So far, a _semiconductor_ single _crystalline_ substrate comprising local impurity diffused resistors is known as a mechanical quantity measuring device. _As_ _d... |
In compromised vasculature and microvasculature systems, blood vessels may display increased leakiness through the blood vessel walls. Diseases where vasculature may be compromised may include cancer, stroke, aneurysm, and internal bleeding. The development of compositions and methods to identify leaky vasculature woul... | In compromised vasculature and microvasculature systems, blood vessels may display increased leakiness through the blood vessel walls. Diseases where vasculature may be compromised may include cancer, stroke, aneurysm, and internal bleeding. The development of compositions and methods to identify leaky vasculature woul... | In compromised vasculature and microvasculature systems, blood vessels may display increased leakiness through the blood vessel walls. Diseases where vasculature may be compromised may include cajced, stroke, aneurysm, and internal bleeding. The development of compositions and methods to identify leaky vasculature woul... | In vasculature and microvasculature systems, blood vessels may display increased leakiness through the blood vessel walls. Diseases where vasculature may be may include cancer, stroke, and internal bleeding. The of compositions methods to identify leaky vasculature would be for early detection and for prognosis of cond... | IN COMprOMIsed vasCulATure And mIcROvAscuLAtURE SyStEms, BLood VeSSEls MaY dISpLAy INcReaSed LEaKiNESS THROuGH tHE blooD vEsSel walls. dIsEaSEs whErE VaSCUlAtURE MaY BE COMprOmIsED may INCludE CaNceR, sTROkE, AneURysM, ANd INtERnAL BlEEdinG. tHE DEveLopmeNt OF COmpositioNs aNd mETHodS To IDeNTIfy leaKY vASCULATuRE WOUL... | In compromised vasculature and microvasculature systems, blood vessels may display increased leakiness through the blood vessel walls. Diseases where vasculature may be compromisedmay include cancer, stroke, aneurysm, and internal bleeding. The developmentofcompositions and methods to identify leaky vasculature... | In compromised vasculature _and_ microvasculature systems, blood vessels _may_ display _increased_ leakiness through _the_ blood _vessel_ walls. Diseases where vasculature may be compromised may include cancer, stroke, aneurysm, and internal bleeding. The development _of_ _compositions_ and _methods_ to identify leaky ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a structure of a semiconductor substrate producing an excellent gettering effect.
2. Description of the Background Art
In a manufacturing process of a semiconductor device, alkaline metal such as Na or heavy metal impurities such as Fe are brought into a semico... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure of a semiconductor substrate producing an excellent gettering effect. 2. Description of the Background Art In a manufacturing process of a semiconductor device, alkaline metal such as Na or heavy metal impurities such as Fe are brought into a semico... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a structure of a semiconductor substrate producing an excellent gettering effect. 2. Description of the Background Art In a manufacturing process of a semiconductor device, alkaline mFta. such as Na or heavy metal impurities such as Fe are brought into a semico... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a structure of a substrate producing an gettering effect. of the Background Art In a manufacturing process of a semiconductor device, alkaline metal such as Na or heavy metal impurities such as Fe are brought into semiconductor device a contamination source such a... | 1. FieLd oF THE inVENTION
THE prESeNT InVentIOn RelaTes To A STrUcTURe of a seMicOnDUCTor SUbSTRate ProducING An eXcELLeNt GettERInG efFEcT.
2. DEScrIPTION oF thE BACKGrOUNd arT
iN a MANUfACtuRINg pRoceSs Of A semiConDUctor DeVICe, aLKalIne meTAl sUCh aS na or hEAVY MeTaL impUrIties SuCh aS Fe arE BrouGHT INTO A semICO... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to astructure of a semiconductor substrate producing anexcellent gettering effect. 2. Description of the Background ArtIn a manufacturing process ofa semiconductor device,alkaline metal such as Na orheavy metal impurities such as Fe are brought into a s... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to a structure _of_ a semiconductor substrate producing _an_ excellent gettering effect. _2._ Description _of_ the _Background_ Art In a manufacturing process of a _semiconductor_ device, alkaline metal such as Na or heavy metal impurities such _as_ Fe are _br... |
The recent proliferation of digital communication networks, ranging from local area and wide area networks (LAN/WAN) to personal home networks, has created a multitude of pathways through which electronic devices may communicate. The group of devices capable of being networked is no longer limited to just computers, bu... | The recent proliferation of digital communication networks, ranging from local area and wide area networks (LAN/WAN) to personal home networks, has created a multitude of pathways through which electronic devices may communicate. The group of devices capable of being networked is no longer limited to just computers, bu... | The recent proliferation of digital communication networks, ranging from local area and wide area networks (LAN / WAN) to personal home networks, has created a multitude of pathways through which electronic devices may communicate. The group of devices capable of being networked is no longer limited to just computers, ... | The recent proliferation of digital communication networks, ranging from local area wide area networks (LAN/WAN) to personal home networks, has multitude of pathways through devices may communicate. The group of of being networked no longer limited to just computers, but has expanded to include devices as copiers, and ... | THe REcENT proliFERaTion of digITAL comMuNicATiON nEtwoRkS, rAnGINg frOm lOcal AreA And wiDE aREA nETWoRkS (Lan/waN) TO persOnAL homE netWORkS, HaS cREaTed A mULTItuDE of pAThWayS throuGh WhICH elEcTroNIc dEVICEs MAy cOMmUnIcATE. tHe GrOUp of dEVIceS cApaBle Of bEInG netwORKed Is NO LOngEr LIMiTED tO Just COMPUTers, bU... | The recent proliferation of digital communication networks, ranging fromlocal area and wide area networks (LAN/WAN) to personalhomenetworks, has created a multitude of pathways through which electronicdevices may communicate. The group of devices capable ofbeing networkedisno longer limited tojustcomp... | The recent proliferation of digital _communication_ networks, ranging from local area _and_ wide area networks _(LAN/WAN)_ to personal home _networks,_ has _created_ a multitude of pathways through which electronic devices may communicate. The group of devices capable of being networked is no longer limited to _just_ _... |
The present invention relates generally to an information processing apparatus, and more particularly to optimizing use states of a hybrid mobile vehicle along a discretized travel route.
Conventionally, a hybrid car or the like having an engine and an electric motor has been configured to regenerate kinetic energy as ... | The present invention relates broadly to an information processing apparatus, and more particularly to optimizing use states of a hybrid mobile vehicle along a discretized travel route. Conventionally, a hybrid car or the like having an engine and an electric motor has been configured to regenerate kinetic energy as el... | The present invention relates generally to an information processing apparatus, and more particularly to optimizing use states of a hybrid mobile vemicPe along a discretized travel Fo tte. Conventionally, a hybrid car or the kiIe having an engine and an electric mo^oG has been configured to regenerate kinetic energy as... | The present invention relates generally to information processing apparatus, more particularly to optimizing use states a hybrid mobile vehicle along discretized travel route. Conventionally, a hybrid or the like having engine and an electric motor has been configured to regenerate kinetic energy as electric energy, st... | The presENt iNVEnTIon RElates geNErAlLY to An InFOrMaTion ProceSsing apparatUS, and more paRTicULARLy To OptiMiziNG use statES of a HYBRiD moBilE VeHiClE aloNg a dIscreTiZed TraVEL roUTE.
cONvEntionally, A HYBriD caR Or The LIkE haviNG an ENgiNE And An ELEctRic MotOR HaS bEen CoNfiguRed TO REgenErate kINEtIC EnERgY as ... | The present invention relates generally toan information processing apparatus, and more particularly to optimizing use states of a hybridmobilevehicle alonga discretized travel route. Conventionally, a hybrid car or the like having an engineand an electric motor has beenconfigured to regene... | The _present_ invention relates _generally_ to an information processing apparatus, and more particularly to optimizing use _states_ of a _hybrid_ mobile _vehicle_ along _a_ discretized travel route. _Conventionally,_ _a_ hybrid _car_ _or_ the like having _an_ engine and an electric _motor_ has been configured to regen... |
The invention described herein generally relates to processes for stripping coatings from various substrates such as metals, i.e., aluminum and steel; composites such as plastics, carbon-based substrates, ceramic tiles, wood, glass, fiberglass building materials and the like. Paint strippers typically used for removal ... | The invention described herein generally relates to processes for stripping coatings from various substrates such as metals, i.e., aluminum and steel; composites such as plastics, carbon-based substrates, ceramic tiles, wood, glass, fiberglass building materials and the like. Paint strippers typically used for removal ... | The invention described herein generally relates to processes for stripping coatings from various substrates such as metals, i. e. , aluminum and steel; composites such as plastics, carbon - based substrates, ceramic tiles, wood, glass, fiberglass building materials and the like. Paint strippers typically used for remo... | The invention herein generally relates to processes for stripping coatings from various substrates such as metals, i.e., aluminum and steel; composites such plastics, carbon-based substrates, ceramic tiles, wood, glass, fiberglass building and the like. strippers typically for removal of polymeric coatings solvents, wa... | tHe iNvenTIon dEsCRIBED HEreIn gENerAlLY rELaTEs TO prOCesSEs For STRipPiNg COatINGs FRoM vARiouS SUBsTrATES sUcH AS MEtalS, I.E., AluMinuM AnD steel; coMPOSITEs sUCH AS plAstiCs, CaRbon-BaSed SUbSTrates, ceRAMIC tiLEs, WOoD, GLasS, fIberGLass BUilDINg mateRiALS aND ThE LIKE. PAINt StRIPPerS typiCaLly UseD for rEMoVal ... | The invention described herein generally relates to processes for stripping coatings from various substrates such as metals, i.e., aluminum and steel;composites such as plastics, carbon-based substrates, ceramictiles, wood,glass, fiberglass building materials and the like.Paint strippers typicallyused for remova... | The invention described herein _generally_ relates _to_ processes _for_ stripping coatings from various substrates such as metals, i.e., aluminum and steel; composites _such_ as plastics, carbon-based substrates, ceramic _tiles,_ _wood,_ glass, fiberglass building materials and the _like._ Paint strippers _typically_ u... |
The present invention relates generally to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance. More specifically, the present invention relates to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance capable of operating within a hostile environment.
A variety of design characteristics must be considered in the dev... | The present invention relates generally to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance. More specifically, the present invention relates to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance capable of operating within a hostile environment. A variety of design characteristics must be considered in the dev... | The present inven^i(n relates generally to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance. More specifically, the present invention relates to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance capable of operating within a hostile environment. A FAriety of design characteristics must be considered in the dev... | The invention relates generally to an electronic enclosure improved EMC performance. More specifically, the present relates to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance capable of operating within a hostile environment. A variety of design characteristics must be in the development of electronic application... | The PrESeNt INvEntiON RelaTeS gENErALLy TO AN ELEcTroniC encLOSure With ImprOVEd eMC PERForMANCE. MorE sPEcIficaLly, THE prESEnT INVENtioN relaTeS TO An eLecTRONIC encLosure wITH iMpROVed eMc PErfOrMaNcE CapABle Of OpeRaTinG WITHin A HostilE ENvIronMeNt.
a VaRIETy Of DesIGN ChaRACterIsticS mUST Be coNSidErED IN ThE dEV... | The present inventionrelates generally to an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance. More specifically,the present invention relatesto an electronic enclosure with improved EMC performance capable of operating withina hostile environment. A variety of design characteristics must be ... | The present _invention_ _relates_ generally to _an_ electronic _enclosure_ with _improved_ EMC performance. _More_ specifically, _the_ present invention relates to an electronic _enclosure_ _with_ _improved_ EMC performance capable of operating _within_ a hostile environment. A variety of design characteristics must be... |
Today's enterprise data centers store ever-larger amounts of business critical data that must be immediately and continuously available. Ever larger and more complex storage systems are used for storage of the data. Many different hosts and applications access data on these storage systems. In order to provide security... | Today's enterprise data centers store ever-larger amounts of business critical data that must be immediately and continuously available. Ever larger and more complex storage systems are used for storage of the data. Many different hosts and applications access data on these storage systems. In order to provide security... | Today ' s enterpEis3 data centers store ever - larger amounts of business critical data that must be immediately and continuously available. Ever larger and more complex storage systems are used for storage of the data. Many different hosts and applications access data on these storage systems. In IrdeT to provide secu... | Today's enterprise data centers store ever-larger amounts of business critical data that must be immediately and continuously available. Ever larger more complex storage systems are used for storage of the data. Many different hosts and applications access data on these systems. order to provide security and prevent da... | tOday'S eNTerPRISE DAtA ceNTErs StorE EveR-lArgEr amOUNtS oF BusINEsS CrITiCAl daTA THAt mUsT BE IMmEDIatelY and ContInuously aVAilAblE. eVeR LArGeR anD MOre coMPLeX stOrage SystEms ARe usEd FoR STOrAGE Of THe data. many dIfFEReNT HOstS AnD applICaTions aCcEsS dAtA ON tHeSe StOraGe SySteMS. in oRder to ProviDe SeCuRITY... | Today'senterprise data centers store ever-larger amounts ofbusiness critical data that must beimmediatelyand continuously available. Ever larger and more complexstorage systemsare used for storage of the data. Many different hosts and applications access data on these storage systems. In order topr... | _Today's_ enterprise data centers store ever-larger _amounts_ of business critical data that must be immediately and continuously available. Ever larger and more complex storage systems are used for storage of the data. Many different hosts and applications access data _on_ these storage _systems._ In order to provide ... |
Previously, various systems have been used for driving the sheet advancing chains in machinery of this character and, for example, various systems are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,451,467; 2,708,575; 2,862,233; 2,991,826; 3,217,852; 3,748,078; 3,776,804; and 3,884,129.
In one such prior art patent, a rack gear is used... | Previously, various systems have been used for driving the sheet advancing chains in machinery of this character and, for example, various systems are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,451,467; 2,708,575; 2,862,233; 2,991,826; 3,217,852; 3,748,078; 3,776,804; and 3,884,129. In matchless such prior art patent, a rack gear i... | Previously, varooks systems have been uswR for driving the sheet advancing chains in machinery of this character and, for example, various systems are disclosed in U. S. Pat. Nos. 2, 451, 467; 2, 708, 575; 2, 862, 233; 2, 991, 826; 3, 217, 852; 3, 748, 078; 3, 776, 804; and 3, 884, 129. In one such prj*r art patent, a ... | Previously, various systems have been used driving the sheet advancing chains in machinery of this character and, for example, various systems are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,451,467; 2,708,575; 2,862,233; 2,991,826; 3,217,852; 3,748,078; 3,776,804; and 3,884,129. In one such prior art patent, rack gear is used to th... | PrEvIOuSly, VARIOUs SYstEMs hAVe BeeN uSeD fOr DRIVInG ThE shEeT advanCinG CHaInS in maChinErY OF THIs charaCter aND, foR EXampLE, varIOuS SySTemS arE diScLoSeD IN U.s. pat. NOs. 2,451,467; 2,708,575; 2,862,233; 2,991,826; 3,217,852; 3,748,078; 3,776,804; And 3,884,129.
iN one sUCh PrIOR ART paTEnT, a raCK gEAr iS uSED... | Previously, various systems have been used for driving the sheet advancing chains in machinery of thischaracter and, for example, various systems are disclosed in U.S. Pat.Nos. 2,451,467; 2,708,575; 2,862,233;2,991,826; 3,217,852; 3,748,078; 3,776,804; and 3,884,129. In one such prior art patent, ... | Previously, _various_ systems have been used _for_ driving the sheet advancing chains in machinery of this _character_ and, for example, various systems _are_ _disclosed_ in U.S. Pat. Nos. 2,451,467; 2,708,575; 2,862,233; 2,991,826; _3,217,852;_ _3,748,078;_ 3,776,804; and _3,884,129._ In one such prior art patent, _a_... |
In resonant motors which produce an oscillating output action, metal springs are part of the motor contributing to the action. However, after a large number of successive uses, the springs develop metal fatigue, resulting in reduced performance and eventual breakage. The problem of metal fatigue in the springs is parti... | In resonant motors which produce an oscillating output action, metal springs are part of the motor contributing to the action. However, after a large number of successive uses, the springs develop metal fatigue, resulting in reduced performance and eventual breakage. The problem of metal fatigue in the springs is parti... | In resonant motors which produce an oscillating output action, mwta> springs are pzry of the motor contributing to the action. However, after a large number of successive us3c, the ZpriJgs develop metal fatigue, resulting in reduced performance and eventual breakage. The 9rob.em of metal fatigue in the springs is paGti... | resonant motors which produce an oscillating output action, metal springs are part of the motor contributing to the However, after a large number of successive uses, the springs develop metal resulting in reduced performance and eventual breakage. The problem of metal fatigue the springs particularly prevalent systems ... | In resOnanT MotORs wHIcH prODUce An OsciLLatIng OuTput ACtIoN, mEtaL spRiNgS arE paRT Of ThE mOtor CoNtribuTiNg TO ThE ACTion. hOWEVER, afTer a LARGe NumbeR oF succEssiVE useS, THE sPrIngs dEvELOP meTAL FaTIguE, ReSUltiNG In rEdUcEd PERFOrMaNCe And eVentUAL BrEaKAGE. The pRoblem Of metAl FATIGue iN tHe SprINgS is PARtI... | In resonant motors which produce anoscillating output action, metal springs are part of the motor contributing totheaction. However, after a largenumber of successive uses,the springs develop metal fatigue, resulting in reduced performance andeventual breakage.The problem of metal fatigue in the ... | In resonant motors _which_ produce an oscillating output action, metal springs are part of the _motor_ contributing to the _action._ However, after a large number _of_ successive _uses,_ the _springs_ develop metal fatigue, resulting in reduced performance and eventual breakage. The problem of metal fatigue _in_ the _s... |
Power consumption and speed are inherently coupled for a given semiconductor technology. Contact resistances and transport properties are related to the band gap of the semiconductors, which affects current levels and drive voltages. In order to reduce the power consumption and to increase the performance of certain ke... | Power consumption and speed are inherently coupled for a given semiconductor technology. Contact resistances and transport properties are related to the band gap of the semiconductors, which affects current levels and drive voltages. In order to reduce the power consumption and to increase the performance of certain ke... | 0owFr consumption and speed are inherently coupled for a given semiconductor technology. Contact resistances and transport properties are related to the band gap of the semiconductors, which affects current ;eFels and drive voltages. In order to reduce the power consumption and to increase the performance of certain ke... | Power and speed are inherently coupled for a given semiconductor technology. resistances and transport properties are related to the band gap of the semiconductors, which affects current levels and drive voltages. In order to reduce the power consumption to increase the performance of certain key circuits, for instance... | powEr CONsUMPtIon ANd SPEeD are iNhErEntlY CoUpLED fOr a GiVEN semICOnDucToR tEchNoLOGY. cONTacT rESIstancEs AND traNsPoRT pRoperTies ARe RElAted TO ThE BAnd gAp Of thE semiconDucTorS, whIch aFfeCts cuRRENt LevelS aNd DRiVE VOlTAGES. in OrDER To rEduCe tHe poWER consumption AnD tO IncrEASE THE PerFoRmanCE OF CerTaIn kE... | Power consumption and speed are inherently coupled for a given semiconductor technology. Contactresistances andtransport properties are related to the band gap of the semiconductors,which affects currentlevels and drive voltages. In order toreducethe power consumptionand to increase the performance ... | Power consumption and speed _are_ _inherently_ coupled for a given _semiconductor_ _technology._ _Contact_ resistances and transport properties are related to the band gap of the _semiconductors,_ which _affects_ current levels and drive voltages. In order to _reduce_ the power consumption and to increase the performan... |
It is well known in the art that limescale deposits can be chemically removed with acidic solutions, and a great variety of acidic cleaning compositions have been described for this purpose.
Furthermore, it is known in the art to use surfactants in such acidic compositions to lower the surface tension and to improve th... | It is well known in the art that limescale deposits can be chemically hit with acidic solutions, and a great variety of acidic cleaning compositions have been described for this purpose. Furthermore, it is known in the art to use surfactants in such acidic compositions to lower the surface tension and to improve the we... | It is well known in the art that limescale deposits can be chemically removed with acidic solutions, and a great variety of acidic cleaning compositions have been described for this purpose. Furthermore, it is known in the art to use surfactants in such acidic compositions to lower the surface tension and to improve th... | It is well known in the art that limescale deposits can be chemically removed with acidic solutions, and a great of acidic cleaning compositions have been described for this purpose. Furthermore, it is known in the to surfactants in such compositions to lower the surface and to improve the wettability of the surfaces b... | it Is WEll KNown in thE ARt thAt LImEsCALE DEPosits caN BE ChEmICAllY REMOVED WITh aCidIC SoLUtionS, aNd a GREAt VARIEty oF ACiDiC cLEAnINg CoMPOSitIOnS HaVe BeEN DeSCribED fOR THis puRpOSe.
fURTHermORe, iT IS KNOwn In THE arT tO uSE surFActAnTs In SUCH ACIdIC coMPOSitionS to LoWER thE sUrFaCe teNSION ANd To iMPrOVe TH... | It is wellknown in the art that limescaledepositscan be chemically removed with acidicsolutions,and a great variety ofacidic cleaning compositions have beendescribed for this purpose. Furthermore, it is known in the art touse surfactants in such acidic compositionstolower the surface tension and to ... | It is well _known_ in the art that limescale deposits can _be_ chemically removed with acidic solutions, _and_ a great variety of acidic cleaning compositions have _been_ described for this _purpose._ Furthermore, it is known in the art to _use_ _surfactants_ in such _acidic_ compositions to lower _the_ surface tension... |
The technical field relates generally to the fabrication of thermoplastic components, and more specifically to the heating of thermoplastic components during fabrication.
Typically, tooling in autoclave or hot press processing is a significant heat sink that consumes substantial energy. Furthermore, the tooling may req... | The technical field relates generally to the fabrication of thermoplastic components, and more specifically to the heating of thermoplastic components during fabrication. Typically, tooling in autoclave or hot press processing is a significant heat sink that consumes substantial energy. Furthermore, the tooling may req... | The technical field relates generally to the fabrication of thermoplastic components, and more specifically to the heating of thermoplastic components during fabrication. Typically, tooling in autoclave or hot press processing is a significant j#at sink that consumes substantial energy. Furthermore, the tooling may req... | The technical field generally fabrication thermoplastic components, and more specifically to the heating of thermoplastic components during fabrication. Typically, tooling in or hot press processing is a significant heat sink that substantial energy. the tooling may require significant time to heat the composite materi... | the techNicAl fielD reLAtES GEnErally tO THe fABricaTION Of THERMoplaSTiC coMPONenTS, aNd moRe SPECifiCALlY TO ThE heaTIng Of tHERmoPLAstIc COmPoNentS DUrING FAbRicaTion.
tYPiCALLy, TOoliNG IN AUTOcLAVE OR hot pRess PROCesSiNg IS A SigNIfiCANt heAt Sink tHaT ConsumES SubsTANTiAl enERgy. fUrtherMore, The tOOlING MAY reQ... | The technical fieldrelates generally to the fabrication of thermoplasticcomponents,and morespecifically to the heating of thermoplastic components duringfabrication. Typically,tooling in autoclave orhotpress processing is asignificantheat sink that consumes substantialenergy. Furthermore, the tooling... | The _technical_ field relates generally to the fabrication of _thermoplastic_ _components,_ and more specifically _to_ the heating of thermoplastic _components_ during _fabrication._ Typically, tooling in _autoclave_ or _hot_ _press_ processing is a _significant_ heat sink that consumes substantial energy. _Furthermore... |
Integrins are a family of heterodimeric proteins which generally mediate cell adhesion. Typical of such proteins are the vitronectin receptor (an .alpha..sub.V .beta..sub.3 heterodimer) and the fibrinogen receptor (an .alpha..sub.IIb .beta..sub.3 heterodimer). The natural ligands of these receptors (e.g., vitronectin a... | Integrins are a family of heterodimeric proteins which generally mediate cell adhesion. Typical of such proteins are the vitronectin receptor (an .alpha..sub.V .beta..sub.3 heterodimer) and the fibrinogen receptor (an .alpha..sub.IIb .beta..sub.3 heterodimer). The natural ligands of these receptors (e.g., vitronectin a... | Integrins are a family of heterodimeric proteins which generally mediate cell adhesion. Typical of such proteins are the vitronectin receptor (an. alpha. . sub. V. beta. . sub. 3 heterodimer) and the fibrinogen receptor (an. xlphW. . sub. IIb. beta. . sub. 3 heterodimer ). The natural ligands of these receptors (e. g. ... | Integrins are a family of heterodimeric which generally mediate cell adhesion. Typical of such proteins are the vitronectin receptor (an .alpha..sub.V .beta..sub.3 heterodimer) and the fibrinogen receptor (an .alpha..sub.IIb .beta..sub.3 heterodimer). The natural ligands of these receptors vitronectin and fibrinogen) h... | InTEgrIns Are a FamILY oF HETeroDimerIc PROTeINs WhicH gENErALlY mEdIaTe cell aDhesIOn. TYpIcaL of SUCh PRoTeINs aRe thE viTRONectIn reCeptoR (AN .ALpHa..sUb.v .BeTa..Sub.3 HETeRODimer) And tHe fiBRINOgen RECeptor (aN .alPhA..sUb.Iib .Beta..SUb.3 heteROdIMEr). ThE NAtURAL lIgAnDs Of THesE REcEpToRs (e.g., vItROneCTIn a... | Integrins are afamily ofheterodimericproteins which generallymediate cell adhesion. Typical of such proteins are the vitronectin receptor (an .alpha..sub.V .beta..sub.3 heterodimer) and the fibrinogen receptor(an .alpha..sub.IIb .beta..sub.3 heterodimer). The naturalligands of these receptors (e.g., vitr... | _Integrins_ are a family of heterodimeric proteins which generally mediate _cell_ adhesion. Typical _of_ such proteins are _the_ vitronectin receptor (an _.alpha..sub.V_ .beta..sub.3 heterodimer) _and_ the fibrinogen _receptor_ (an _.alpha..sub.IIb_ _.beta..sub.3_ heterodimer). The natural _ligands_ of these _receptors... |
Mechanical actuators in the form of keys, buttons, switches, and other actuators have long been used for the entry of operation commands and parameters to machines, such as household appliances. Various issues, however, have led to the replacement of mechanical keys or buttons with data entry components that electrical... | Mechanical actuators in the form of keys, buttons, switches, and other actuators have long been used for the entry of operation commands and parameters to machines, such as household appliances. Various issues, however, have led to the replacement of mechanical keys or buttons with data entry components that electrical... | Mechanical actuators in the form of keys, buttons, switches, and itter actuators have long been used for the entry of operation commands and parameters to machines, such as household appliances. Various issues, however, have led to the replacement of mechanical keys or buttons with data entry components that electrical... | Mechanical actuators in the form of keys, switches, and other actuators have long been used for the entry operation and parameters to machines, such as household appliances. issues, led to the replacement of mechanical keys or buttons with data entry components electrically sense data input, such as capacitive switches... | meCHAniCaL ActuAtoRS in THE foRM Of keys, bUTtOns, sWitcHes, AnD Other aCTUaTorS have loNG bEEn UseD for ThE enTrY Of OpErATIOn cOMmaNDS aND paRAmeteRS To MaChinEs, sUch AS hoUsehOLD AppLiaNCes. vaRiOuS ISsUeS, howEver, Have led To ThE rEPlAcemeNT OF MecHANical keYs oR BUTTonS wItH DatA eNtRy coMPoNEnts tHat eLEctRiCAl... | Mechanical actuators in theformof keys, buttons, switches,and other actuators have long been used for the entry of operation commands and parameters to machines, suchashousehold appliances.Variousissues, however, have led to the replacement of mechanical keys or buttons with data entry components thate... | Mechanical actuators in the form of _keys,_ buttons, _switches,_ and _other_ actuators have _long_ _been_ _used_ for the entry of operation commands and parameters to machines, such as household appliances. _Various_ issues, however, have led to the replacement of mechanical _keys_ or buttons _with_ _data_ entry compon... |
The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | The approaches described in this section are approaches YhAt could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceibsd or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virt6# of thei... | The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely virtue of their inclusion in this... | the approAChES DeSCriBeD In This seCTIoN Are APprOAcHES THat coULD be pURsuED, bUt NOt nEcessaRIly APPROAcHES THat HAve bEEN prEvIOUsly ConceIveD or PursuEd. THEReFORe, unlEsS OtHerwISE InDIcATEd, It ShoULD Not BE ASSuMed that anY OF the APpROAchEs deScriBED iN thiS seCtiON qUalIFy As pRior ARt mEreLY By VirTUe OF tHEi... | The approachesdescribed in this section are approaches that couldbe pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived orpursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should notbe assumedthat any of the approachesdescribed in this section qualify asprior ar... | The approaches described _in_ this section are approaches that could be pursued, but _not_ _necessarily_ approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should _not_ _be_ assumed _that_ any of the approaches described in this _section_ qualify as prior art merely by ... |
The Hall effect occurs when a conductor carrying current is placed in a magnetic field. A voltage is generated according to the cross product of the field and flow of current. Sensors operating on the hall effect can be modeled like a Wheatstone bridge. Opposite ends of the bridge are coupled to a differential amplifie... | The Hall effect occurs when a conductor carrying current is pose in a magnetic field. A voltage is generated according to the cross product of the field and flow of current. Sensors operating on the hall effect can be modeled like a Wheatstone bridge. Opposite ends of the bridge are coupled to a differential amplifier ... | The Hall effect occurs when a Fonducror carrying current is placed in a magneh9c fiwKd. A voltage is generar#d according to the F%oss product of the field and flow of current. Sensors operating on the hall effect can be moxelec like a Wheatstone bridge. Opposite ends of the bridge are coupled to a differential amplifie... | The Hall effect occurs when a conductor carrying current is placed in magnetic A voltage is generated according to the cross product of the field and of current. Sensors operating hall effect can modeled like a Wheatstone bridge. Opposite ends the bridge are coupled to a differential amplifier to provide an output. is ... | tHE haLL EFFeCT occURs wheN A COndUcTOr CArRYinG cuRrEnT Is PLAced IN A MAgNETiC FIelD. a VoLTaGE iS GENERAtEd AccoRDInG TO ThE cROss prOdUCT of THe FIeLd And FlOw of cuRREnT. SeNSors OPErAtINg oN The HALl EFFEcT CAn Be MODelEd liKE A WhEAtsToNe bRidgE. OpPosite eNds OF tHe BRidgE ArE cOupLeD To a diffERentIal aMplifIE... | The Hall effect occurswhen a conductor carrying current is placed in a magnetic field. A voltageis generated according to the cross product of the field andflow of current.Sensorsoperating on the hall effect can be modeled like a Wheatstone bridge. Oppositeends of thebridge are coupl... | The Hall effect occurs when a conductor carrying current is placed in a magnetic field. _A_ voltage is generated according to the cross _product_ of the field and flow of current. Sensors operating on the _hall_ _effect_ can be modeled like _a_ Wheatstone _bridge._ Opposite ends of _the_ bridge are _coupled_ to _a_ dif... |
The difficult and often time consuming task of rigging power transmission lines has been made easier in recent years by the use of helicopters which raise the transmission cables and pull them between the transmission towers. A number of U.S. patents have been granted for equipment which allow aerial stringing of cable... | The difficult and often time consuming task of rigging power transmission lines has been made easier in recent years by the use of helicopters which raise the transmission cables and pull them between the transmission towers. A number of U.S. patents have been granted for equipment which allow aerial stringing of cable... | The difficult and often time consuming task of rigging power transmission lines has been made easier in recent years by the use of helicopters which raiE$ the transmission cables and pull them between the transmission towers. A number of U. S. patents have bWeB granted for equipment which allow aerial stringing of cabl... | The difficult and often time consuming task of rigging power transmission has been recent years by the use of which raise the transmission cables and pull between the transmission towers. A number of U.S. patents have been granted for equipment which allow aerial stringing of cables to be done and, of the following pat... | THe DIfFICuLt ANd ofTEN time CONsUMING taSk of RIggiNG PoWer tRAnsMIssioN lINes HaS BeEN MAde eAsIER In RECeNt YeARS BY thE uSe of HeLICOPtERS WhICH RaiSE THe TRansmIsSiON CabLes AND PuLl theM bEtweeN the tRAnSmIsSiON tOWers. A NUMber OF U.s. PatENTS have bEeN GRaNteD FoR EqUIPmenT WHich ALLow AERiaL stRINgING OF cABLE... | The difficult and often time consuming task of rigging power transmission lines has been madeeasier in recent years bytheuse of helicopters which raisethe transmission cables and pull them betweenthe transmission towers. A number of U.S. patents have been granted for equipment which allow aerial st... | The difficult and _often_ time consuming _task_ of _rigging_ _power_ transmission lines has _been_ made _easier_ in recent years by the use of helicopters which raise the transmission cables and pull them between the transmission towers. _A_ number of U.S. patents have been granted for equipment which allow aerial stri... |
An opposed piston two stroke diesel engine may have advantages over a four stroke diesel including reduced mechanical complexity, reduced displacement for equivalent power, and reduced fuel consumption. However, a four stroke diesel engine may provide useful engine braking to reduce or maintain vehicle speed when drive... | An opposed piston two stroke diesel engine may have advantages over a four stroke diesel including reduced mechanical complexity, reduced displacement for equivalent power, and reduced fuel consumption. However, a four stroke diesel engine may provide useful engine braking to reduce or maintain vehicle speed when drive... | An opposed piston two stroke diesel engine may have advantages over a four stroke diesel including reduced mechanical complexity, reduced displacement for equivalent power, and reduced fuel consumption. However, a four stroke diesel engine may provide useful engine braking to reduce or maintain vehicle speed when Sr&ve... | An opposed piston two stroke engine may have advantages over a four diesel including mechanical complexity, reduced displacement for equivalent power, and reduced fuel However, a four stroke diesel engine may provide useful engine braking to reduce vehicle speed when driver demand torque is low. The four stroke engine ... | An OPpOsEd PIsTOn tWO sTRoke dIESEL ENGine MAy hAVE AdVANTageS oVer A FOUR sTrOkE diESEl INClUdInG ReDuCeD mEchaNiCaL cOMpLeXiTY, rEDuCED DispLAcEMEnT FoR EqUivALent poWEr, AnD ReDuCEd FUEL COnSUmption. HoweVeR, A FouR STrokE dIESEl eNGINe MAy prOVIdE usEfuL enginE brAKinG TO REduCe oR MaiNtaIN veHIcLE SPeED whEN DrIvE... | An opposed piston two stroke diesel engine may have advantages over afour stroke diesel including reduced mechanicalcomplexity, reduced displacementforequivalent power,and reduced fuel consumption. However, a four stroke diesel engine mayprovide useful engine braking to reduce or maintain vehiclespe... | _An_ opposed piston two stroke _diesel_ engine may have advantages over a _four_ stroke diesel including reduced mechanical _complexity,_ reduced displacement for _equivalent_ power, and _reduced_ fuel consumption. However, a four stroke diesel engine may _provide_ _useful_ engine _braking_ _to_ reduce or _maintain_ ve... |
a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an external hard disk box and more particularly to a hard disk box which can be assembled easily, can be carried conveniently, is suitable for stacking and is provided with a shock-proofing effect.
b) Description of the Prior Art
External hard disk boxes used o... | a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an external hard disk box and more particularly to a hard disk box which can be assembled easily, can be carried conveniently, is suitable for stacking and is provided with a shock-proofing effect. b) Description of the anterior Art External hard disk boxes use... | a) Field of the Ihdention The present knvenRion relates to an external hard disk box and more part7cularl& to a hard disk box which can be assembled easily, can be carried conveniently, is suitable for stacking and is provided with a shock - proofing effect. b) Description of the Prior Art External hard disk noxec used... | a) Field of the Invention The present invention to an external disk box and more particularly to a hard disk box which can be assembled easily, can be carried conveniently, is suitable stacking and is provided with a shock-proofing effect. b) Description of the Prior Art External hard disk boxes used on existing market... | a) FIeLD OF tHe INvENtion
tHE pREsEnt InVeNtiON RelaTeS To aN eXTErnaL HArd DisK box aND moRe pARticULarLy TO a hARd Disk BOx whiCH cAn BE ASseMbLED eAsiLY, CaN Be CarRiED CoNvENieNTLy, iS SuITABLE fOR StAckInG ANd IS ProvIDEd with A shocK-PRoOfINg effECt.
b) DEscRIptION Of THE PriOR art
eXtErnaL hArD diSk bOxes usED o... | a) Field of the Invention Thepresentinvention relates toan externalhard disk boxand moreparticularly to a hard disk boxwhich can be assembled easily, can be carried conveniently, is suitablefor stacking and is provided with a shock-proofing effect. b) Description of the Prior Art External hard disk ... | a) _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to _an_ external hard disk box and more particularly _to_ a hard disk _box_ which can be assembled easily, can be carried conveniently, is suitable for stacking and _is_ provided with a shock-proofing effect. _b)_ Description of the Prior _Art_ External hard dis... |
This invention relates to the field of medical ventilators, and more particularly, to a ventilator exhalation valve for regulating the expiration of respiratory gases from a patient to the atmosphere.
Medical ventilators provide artificial respiration to patients whose breathing ability is impaired. Typically, the vent... | This invention relates to the field of medical ventilators, and more particularly, to a ventilator exhalation valve for regulating the expiration of respiratory gases from a patient to the atmosphere. Medical ventilators provide artificial respiration to patients whose breathing ability is impaired. Typically, the vent... | This invention relates to the field of medical ventilators, and more particularly, to a ventilator exhalation valve for regulating the expiration of respiratory gases from a patient to the atmosphere. Medical ventilators provide artificial respiration to patients whose breathing ability is impaired. Typically, the vent... | This invention relates to the field of medical and particularly, to a ventilator exhalation valve for regulating the expiration of respiratory gases from a patient to the atmosphere. Medical ventilators provide artificial respiration to patients whose breathing ability is impaired. Typically, the ventilator employs an ... | ThiS InVentION relaTes To tHe FIeLD Of mEdICAL veNTIlators, anD MoRe paRtiCULArlY, To a VentilaTOR EXhalaTIoN VaLVE FOr regULaTing The EXpIrAtion Of RespiRatory gasES From A PAtIEnT TO tHe AtmOSpHErE.
mEdiCAL vENtilaTOrs PRoVide aRTIFIcIAL RESpIRaTIOn TO pATIenTS WHOsE BReathiNG ABilITy Is ImpAIreD. TypicalLY, thE veNt... | This invention relates to the field of medical ventilators, and more particularly, to a ventilator exhalation valve forregulating the expiration of respiratory gases from a patient to the atmosphere. Medical ventilators provide artificial respiration to patientswhose breathing ability is impaired. Typic... | _This_ invention relates to the field of medical ventilators, and more _particularly,_ to a ventilator _exhalation_ valve for regulating the expiration of respiratory gases _from_ a _patient_ to the atmosphere. Medical ventilators _provide_ _artificial_ respiration _to_ patients whose _breathing_ ability _is_ impaired.... |
Chemotherapy has been widely used to administer cytostatic and antineoplastic agents to patients suffering from cancer. Although chemotherapy is efficient against some cancers, it is often exhausting for patients. Moreover, current chemotherapeutic agents have a number of adverse side effects due to their non-specific ... | Chemotherapy has been widely used to administer cytostatic and antineoplastic agents to patients suffering from cancer. Although chemotherapy is efficient against some cancers, it is often exhausting for patients. Moreover, current chemotherapeutic agents have a number of adverse side effects due to their non-specific ... | Chemotherapy has been widely used to administer cytostatic and antineoplastic agents to patients suffering from cancer. Although chemotherapy is efficient against some cancers, it is often exhausting for patients. Moreover, current chemotherapeutic agents have a number of adverse side effects due to their non - specifi... | Chemotherapy has been widely to administer cytostatic and antineoplastic agents to patients suffering cancer. chemotherapy is efficient against some cancers, it is often exhausting for patients. Moreover, current chemotherapeutic agents have a number of adverse side effects due non-specific cytotoxicity, which usually ... | CHEMOThERApy has BEeN WIDely usEd TO aDMiNIster cytoSTatic AND ANTiNeoPlaStic agENTS To pATiEntS suFFErInG frOM cAnCER. ALThouGH CHeMotheRAPy Is EfFICieNt AGainsT sOmE CAnCers, it iS oftEn EXHAUstinG foR PAtiENTs. MOReOvEr, cURRent chEMotHERaPeutic aGEnTS Have a nUmbEr OF aDvERSE siDE eFfeCTs DUE to tHeiR nON-SPEcifiC ... | Chemotherapy has been widely used to administer cytostatic and antineoplastic agents to patients suffering from cancer.Although chemotherapy is efficient against some cancers, itis often exhausting for patients. Moreover, current chemotherapeutic agents have a number of adverse side effects due... | Chemotherapy has been widely used to administer cytostatic and antineoplastic agents to patients suffering _from_ cancer. _Although_ chemotherapy is efficient against some _cancers,_ it _is_ _often_ exhausting for patients. Moreover, current chemotherapeutic agents have a _number_ of _adverse_ side effects due to their... |
The present invention relates to a power field effect transistor (FET) device.
Known power FET devices comprise a semiconductor wafer substrate upon which a series of structures is defined, each structure forming a single FET element arranged such that all of the individual FET elements are connected in parallel. The s... | The present invention relates to a power field effect transistor (FET) device. Known power FET devices comprise a semiconductor wafer substrate upon which a series of structures is defined, each structure forming a single FET element arranged such that all of the individual FET elements are connected in parallel. The s... | The present invention relates to a power field effect transistor (FET) device. Known power FET devices comprise a semiconductor wafer substrate upon which a series of structures is defined, each structure forming a single FET element arranged such that all of the individual FET elements are connected in parallel. The s... | The present invention relates to a power effect transistor (FET) Known power FET devices comprise a semiconductor wafer substrate which a series of structures is defined, structure forming a single FET element arranged such all of the individual FET elements are connected in parallel. The semiconductor wafer defines fi... | The pRESENT INVeNTION RelATeS TO A powEr FiELd EFFEct TRansIstoR (fEt) DeVICE.
known PoWEr fEt DeVicEs CoMpRISe a seMIcOnducTOR wafER SUbSTRaTe UpOn WhIcH A sErIes oF struCtuRes IS defined, eacH strUctUre fOrMINg A SinGlE Fet EleMent ARRaNgeD sUch THaT aLl of tHe iNDIvidUaL fet elemEnTs aRE conNeCtED iN paRAlLEl. The S... | The present invention relates to a power fieldeffect transistor (FET) device. KnownpowerFET devicescomprisea semiconductor wafer substrate upon which a series of structures is defined, each structure forming a single FET element arranged such that all ofthe individual FETelementsare connected inparallel. Th... | _The_ present invention relates to a _power_ field _effect_ transistor (FET) device. Known power _FET_ devices comprise a semiconductor wafer substrate _upon_ _which_ a series _of_ structures is defined, each structure _forming_ a single _FET_ _element_ arranged such that all of the individual FET elements are connecte... |
Dental plaque in the form of a film, a combination of bacteria and sticky bacterial products, a by-product of microbial growth is found on the teeth even a few hours after cleaning. Its source is the natural bacteria in the mouth of which more than 300 different species have been identified. When newly formed in small ... | Dental plaque in the form of a film, a combination of bacteria and sticky bacterial products, a by-product of microbial growth is found on the teeth even a few hours after cleaning. Its source is the natural bacteria in the mouth of which more than 300 different species have been identified. When newly formed in small ... | Dental plaque in the form of a film, a combination of bacteria and sticky bacterial products, a by - product of microbial growth is found on the teeth even a few hours after cleaning. Its source is the natural bacteria in the mouth of which more than 300 different species have been identified. When newly formed in smal... | Dental plaque in the form of a film, a combination bacteria and sticky bacterial products, a of microbial growth is found on teeth even a few hours cleaning. Its source is the natural in the mouth of more than 300 different species have been When newly formed in small amounts is invisible and relatively harmless. Howev... | DEntAL plAQUE IN tHE forM of a fiLM, a COmbINatioN Of baCtERIA And sTicky BActErIaL PrOdUCtS, A by-prodUCt of micROBIAl GrowtH is FOUNd ON tHE TEEth even A few hours aftEr cLEanING. ITs souRcE Is THE NatURAl BActeRIa IN the mouTh oF WHiCh morE tHan 300 dIFfEREnT SPecIES have bEeN ideNTIfIeD. wheN newLY FORmeD IN sMALl ... | Dental plaquein the form of a film,a combination of bacteriaand stickybacterial products, a by-product of microbial growth is found on the teeth even a few hours after cleaning. Its source is the naturalbacteria in the mouth of which more than 300different species have been identified. When newly for... | Dental plaque in the form of a film, a combination _of_ _bacteria_ and sticky bacterial products, a by-product of microbial growth is found _on_ the _teeth_ even _a_ few _hours_ after cleaning. Its source is the natural bacteria _in_ _the_ mouth of which more than 300 different _species_ have _been_ identified. When ne... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a printing system, an image processing apparatus and an information processing method which enable to promptly perform printing even in a case where authentication information for printing by a printing apparatus has not been set to a print job, and a program f... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a printing system, an image processing apparatus and an information processing method which enable to promptly perform printing even in a case where authentication information for printing by a printing apparatus has not been set to a print job, and a program f... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a printing system, an image processing apparatus and an information processing method which enable to promptly perform printing even in a case where authentication information for printing by a printing apparatus has not been set to a print job, and a program f... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a system, an image processing apparatus and an information processing method which enable to promptly perform printing even in a case authentication information for printing by a printing apparatus has not been set to a print job, a program for the information ... | 1. fiELd oF tHe InVENtION
ThE preSeNT iNVentioN rElAteS TO a pRINTInG SYsteM, an iMaGe ProCesSiNG aPPAraTUS aNd an InfoRMATIoN prOcEsSInG MetHod WHich eNaBlE to PrOMpTlY peRForM PrIntiNg EvEN In A cAsE wHERe autheNtiCatIon INFoRmAtIOn FOr pRiNTIng bY a PRiNtING APparAtUS haS not bEeN SET TO A priNT joB, AND a PRoGrAm f... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a printing system, an image processing apparatus and aninformation processing method which enable to promptly perform printing even in a case where authenticationinformation for printing by a printing apparatus has not been set to ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a printing system, an image processing apparatus and an information processing method _which_ enable to promptly perform printing even in _a_ _case_ where authentication information for printing by _a_ _printing_ apparatus has not been set to a print _job,_... |
Submergible pumping systems are used for raising fluids, such as petroleum, through a wellbore drilled into the earth. The production fluids enter the wellbore via perforations formed in a well casing adjacent a production formation. Fluids, e.g. petroleum, contained in the formation collect in the wellbore and may be ... | Submergible pumping systems are used for raising fluids, such as petroleum, through a wellbore drilled into the earth. The production fluids enter the wellbore via perforations formed in a well casing adjacent a production formation. Fluids, e.g. petroleum, contained in the formation collect in the wellbore and may be ... | Submergible pumping systems are uQeE for raising fluids, such as petroleum, through a wellbore drilled into the earth. The production fluids enter the wellbore via perforations formed in a well casing adjacent a production formation. Fluids, e. g. petroleum, contained in the formation collect in the wellbore and may be... | Submergible pumping are used for raising fluids, such as petroleum, through a wellbore drilled into the earth. The production fluids enter the wellbore via perforations formed in well casing adjacent a formation. Fluids, petroleum, contained in the formation collect the wellbore and may be raised by the submergible pum... | SubmErgiBlE PUMpinG SYSTEms ArE UseD For RaisInG FluidS, suCH aS PetRolEUM, THrouGh A WelLBore drIlleD inTo ThE EArTh. The productIoN FLuiDS entEr thE weLLbore ViA pERForaTIOnS FormeD in a wElL CaSIng AdjAcEnT A PrOdUcTioN FOrMaTioN. FlUiDS, e.G. PetroleUM, conTAINed IN ThE foRMATion COLleCt in THe weLLBORe and maY be ... | Submergiblepumping systems are used for raising fluids,such as petroleum, througha wellbore drilled into the earth.The productionfluids enter the wellbore via perforations formed in a well casing adjacent a production formation. Fluids, e.g. petroleum, contained in theformation collect in the wellbore... | _Submergible_ pumping systems are used _for_ raising fluids, such as petroleum, through _a_ wellbore _drilled_ into _the_ earth. The production fluids enter the wellbore via _perforations_ formed in a well casing adjacent a production formation. Fluids, e.g. petroleum, contained in the formation collect in the wellbore... |
Hand-held blade tools are used in a wide variety of cutting and scraping activities in daily use.
For efficient operation, it is desirable that such tools be maintained with a sharp edge. For this purpose, it is known in the prior art for blade tools to utilize inexpensive disposable blades. For reasons of safety in st... | Hand-held blade tools are used in a wide variety of cutting and scraping activities in daily use. For efficient operation, it is desirable that such tools be maintained with a sharp edge. For this purpose, it is known in the prior art for blade tools to utilize inexpensive disposable blades. For reasons of safety in st... | Hand - held blade tools are used in a wide variety of cutting and scraping activities in daily use. For efficient operation, it is desirable that such tools be maintained with a sharp edge. For this purpose, it is known in the lrio$ art for blade tools to utilize inexpensive disposable blavFs. For reasons of safety in ... | blade tools used in a wide variety of cutting and scraping activities use. For efficient operation, is desirable that such tools be maintained with a sharp edge. For this purpose, it is known in the prior art for blade tools to inexpensive disposable blades. For reasons of safety in storage, is desirable that the blade... | Hand-heLd blADe TOoLs ARe used in a WiDe varIeTY Of CutTING and ScRaPINg ACtiviTieS In daiLy usE.
fOR eFfICieNT OPerATIon, it IS DeSIrable thAT sUch toOLS be MAINtAiNEd witH A SHaRp edGe. FoR THis pUrpOsE, it iS KNoWn in tHe prIor Art FoR bLaDE tooLs tO UtilIZe iNeXpeNsIVe DiSPOSable BLAdEs. For rEASoNS OF SafEtY In ST... | Hand-held blade tools are used in a wide variety of cuttingandscraping activities in daily use. For efficient operation, it is desirable that such tools be maintained with a sharp edge. For thispurpose, it is known in the prior art for blade tools to utilize inexpensive disposable blades. For reasons of safe... | Hand-held blade tools are used in a _wide_ variety of cutting and scraping activities _in_ daily _use._ _For_ efficient operation, it is desirable that such tools be maintained _with_ _a_ sharp edge. For this _purpose,_ _it_ is known in the prior art for blade tools _to_ utilize inexpensive disposable blades. For _reas... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to wagering games, gaming machines, gaming systems, and associated methods. More particularly, the invention relates to convertible in-revenue and out-of-revenue gaming machines, systems and related methods which provide an interactive bonus feature for the players.
2. D... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to wagering games, gaming machines, gaming systems, and associated methods. More particularly, the invention relates to convertible in-revenue and out-of-revenue gaming machines, systems and related methods which provide an interactive bonus feature for the players. 2. D... | 1. Field of the Invention Thjx invention relates to wagering games, gaming machines, gaming systems, and associated methods. More particularly, the invention relates to convertible in - revenue and out - of - revenue gaming machines, systems and related methods which provide an interactive bonus feature for the players... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to wagering games, machines, gaming systems, and associated methods. More particularly, the invention relates to convertible in-revenue and out-of-revenue gaming machines, systems and related methods which an interactive bonus feature for the players. 2. Description of t... | 1. FIEld OF The iNvEntiON
ThiS INVEnTIOn RElATeS tO wAgeriNG gAmES, gAMing mAcHIneS, GAmiNg sYSTEMs, And aSsOcIaTeD MeThodS. MORE pArtiCULarly, ThE iNvENTIoN RELates tO conVERtIBLe In-REVENue And OUT-Of-ReveNUe Gaming MachINes, SYsTEMs AnD RELATeD mEThOdS whICh proViDE an INTERactIvE BoNuS FeAtURe fOr thE PLAYers.
2. d... | 1.Field of the Invention This inventionrelates to wageringgames,gaming machines, gaming systems, and associated methods.More particularly, the invention relates to convertible in-revenueand out-of-revenue gaming machines, systems and related methods which provide an interactive bonus feature for the players.... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates _to_ _wagering_ games, _gaming_ machines, gaming systems, and associated _methods._ More particularly, _the_ invention relates to _convertible_ in-revenue and out-of-revenue _gaming_ machines, _systems_ _and_ related methods _which_ provide an interactive bonus _feature_... |
General electronic devices accept users' operations via mechanical key input units or touch panels. Upon an operation of such an electronic device, each user needs to operate a key input unit or a touch panel while checking an operation position of the key input unit or an indication of the touch panel to reliably oper... | General electronic devices accept users' operations via mechanical key input units or touch panels. Upon an operation of such an electronic device, each user needs to operate a key input unit or a touch panel while checking an operation position of the key input unit or an indication of the touch panel to reliably oper... | General electronic devices accept users ' operations via mechanical key input units or touch panels. Upon an operation of such an electronic device, each user needs to operate a key input unit or a touch panel 2hi>e checking an operation position of the key input unit or an indication of the touch panel to reliably ope... | General devices accept users' via mechanical key input units or touch panels. Upon an operation of such an electronic device, each user to operate a input or a touch panel while checking an operation position of the key input unit or indication of touch to reliably operate the electronic as intended. Hence, in some cas... | genERAl elECTroNIC dEviCEs acCEpT USerS' OpERatIOns via meCHaNICAl keY inPUT uNiTs OR TOUcH PAnels. UPON AN OPERATIon of SucH An ElECtroNic deVIce, each uSer Needs tO operATe a key InPUT UniT OR A toUCh PANEl WHIlE cHeckiNG An opEratiOn PoSItion OF THe KeY iNpuT UniT oR AN INdIcATIoN of THe TouCh paNEL to REliABly oper... | General electronic devices accept users' operations via mechanical key input units or touch panels. Upon an operation of such anelectronic device, each user needs tooperate a key input unitor a touch panel while checking anoperationposition of the key input unit or anindication of the touch panel... | General electronic devices accept users' operations via mechanical key input units or touch panels. Upon an operation of such an _electronic_ _device,_ each _user_ needs to operate a _key_ _input_ unit or a touch panel while checking an _operation_ position of the key input unit or an indication of the _touch_ _panel_ ... |
This invention relates to a method of prescribing bifocal spectacles for the low vision patient and to the resultant spectacles which are then fabricated according to the method.
It is well known in the field of optometry that when working with patients with reduced visual acuity, sometimes referred to as low vision pa... | This invention relates to a method of prescribing bifocal spectacles for the low vision patient and to the resultant spectacles which are then fabricated according to the method. It is well known in the field of optometry that when working with patients with reduced visual acuity, sometimes referred to as low vision pa... | This invention relates to a method of prescribing bifocal spectacles for the low vision patient and to the resultant spectacles which are then fabricated according to the method. It is well known in the field of optometry that when working with patients with reduced visual acuity, sometimes referred to as low vision pa... | This invention relates to a method of prescribing bifocal spectacles for the low vision patient and to the spectacles which are then fabricated according to the method. It is known in the field of optometry that when working with patients with reduced acuity, sometimes referred to as low vision patients, that patients ... | tHiS inVEnTioN reLatEs TO a METhoD of PRescRiBiNg bifocAL spEcTAcLES for ThE low VIsIon pATiEnt ANd TO the rEsultaNt speCTacleS WhiCh are THeN faBricatEd ACcOrDINg to THe MEthoD.
It IS WelL KNOWN iN tHE fIElD of oPtoMetRy THaT WhEN WOrKING WITH pATIENtS witH rEdUCed visual ACuITy, SoMeTIMes reFERred To As Low VIsioN pa... | This invention relatesto a method of prescribing bifocal spectacles for thelow vision patient and to the resultant spectacles which are thenfabricated according to the method. It is well known in the field of optometry that when workingwith patients withreduced visualacuity, sometimesreferred to as lo... | This invention relates to _a_ _method_ of prescribing bifocal _spectacles_ for the low vision _patient_ and to the _resultant_ spectacles which are then fabricated _according_ to _the_ _method._ _It_ is well known _in_ the field of optometry _that_ when _working_ with _patients_ _with_ reduced _visual_ acuity, sometime... |
The literature on such catalysts and processes is quite extensive. Certain technical areas have been addressed as of particular interest as is readily apparent based on the large numbers of patents on certain technical topics, e.g., the use of certain zeolites in hydrocracking catalysts. Representative of the patents i... | The literature on such catalysts and processes is quite extensive. Certain technical areas have been addressed as of particular interest as is readily apparent based on the large numbers of patents on certain technical topics, e.g., the use of certain zeolites in hydrocracking catalysts. Representative of the patents i... | The literature on such catalysts and processes is quite extensive. Certain technical areas have been addressed as of particular interest as is readily apparent based on the large numbers of patents on certain technical topics, e. g. , the use of cerRqin zeolites in hydrocracking catalysts. Representative of the patents... | The literature on such catalysts and processes is quite extensive. Certain technical have been addressed as of particular as is readily apparent based on the large numbers of patents certain technical topics, e.g., the use of zeolites hydrocracking catalysts. Representative of the patents in this area are those relatin... | thE liTeratuRE oN Such caTAlyStS And PROCeSSes Is qUITe eXteNSive. cErtAIn TECHNIcal arEaS hAve bEeN ADdresSEd aS Of pArTicuLAr INtEreST aS is REaDilY AppARENt BASed ON THE lArGe NUMBErS OF PATENtS on CERTaiN TECHNICaL TOPICs, e.g., ThE uSe OF cErtaIN zeOLITes iN hydROCrACKiNG caTALySts. repRESeNTAtIve oF thE pAteNTs i... | The literature on such catalysts and processes is quite extensive. Certain technical areas have been addressed as of particular interest as is readily apparent based on the largenumbers of patents on certain technical topics, e.g.,the use of certain zeolites in hydrocracking catalysts. Representativeof t... | The literature on such catalysts and processes is quite extensive. _Certain_ _technical_ areas have been addressed _as_ of particular interest as is _readily_ apparent based on the large numbers of patents on _certain_ _technical_ _topics,_ e.g., the use of certain zeolites in hydrocracking catalysts. Representative of... |
Roll-on, roll-off and other containers of many sizes and types are known and are often used in the collection and transportation of numerous materials including waste materials; residential, commercial and industrial refuse or debris; bulk materials; finished products; parts; or components. Generally, a container is tr... | Roll-on, roll-off and other containers of many sizes and types are known and are often used in the collection and transportation of numerous materials including waste materials; residential, commercial and industrial refuse or debris; bulk materials; finished products; parts; or components. Generally, a container is tr... | Roll - on, roll - off and other containers of many sizes and types are known and are often used in the colPestion and transportaYioG of numerous materials including waste materials; residential, commercial and industrial refuse or debris; bulk materials; finished products; parts; or components. Generally, a container i... | Roll-on, roll-off other containers of many sizes and types are known are often used in the collection and transportation of numerous materials including waste residential, commercial and industrial refuse or debris; bulk materials; finished products; parts; or components. Generally, a container is transported by a truc... | rOLl-On, RolL-oFf And OtHEr ConTAINERS oF MaNY Sizes aNd tyPes ARE kNowN and ARE OftEN usEd in thE collECtIoN And traNsPORTatiOn Of NumErOUS maTerIalS INClUDiNG WAste mATerialS; REsiDeNtiAL, CoMMeRCIaL aNd INDUSTRIAl RefuSE or DEBriS; BULK maTeRials; FINIshEd products; PARTS; OR cOmponenTs. gENerAlly, a cOnTaInEr Is Tr... | Roll-on, roll-off and othercontainers of many sizes and types are known andare often used in the collection and transportation of numerous materials including waste materials; residential,commercial andindustrial refuse or debris; bulk materials; finishedproducts; parts; or components. Generally,a ... | _Roll-on,_ roll-off _and_ other containers of many _sizes_ and types are known and are often _used_ in the collection and transportation of numerous materials _including_ waste _materials;_ residential, commercial and industrial refuse or debris; bulk materials; finished products; parts; or _components._ Generally, a _... |
Fluid-carrying vessels exist in a wide number of systems, including those physiological systems found, for example, in the human body. The assembly, modification, or repair of such systems frequently involves the connection or anastomosis of two or more vessels to define a fluid path. To assist in anastomosis of physio... | Fluid-carrying vessels exist in a wide number of systems, including those physiological systems found, for example, in the human body. The assembly, modification, or repair of such systems frequently involves the connection or anastomosis of two or more vessels to define a fluid path. To assist in anastomosis of physio... | Fluid - carrying vessels exist in a wide number of systems, including those physiological systems found, for example, in the human body. The assembly, modification, or repair of such systems frequently involves the connection or anastomosis of two or more vessels to define a fluid path. To assJAt in anastomosis of phys... | Fluid-carrying vessels in a wide number of systems, including those physiological systems found, for example, in the human body. The assembly, modification, or repair of such systems frequently involves the connection or anastomosis of or more vessels to a fluid path. To assist in anastomosis physiological vessels, an ... | fLUId-CARrYing veSseLs EXIST in a WiDe nUMber oF syStEMs, InClUDInG THOSe PHySIoloGiCaL SystEms FouND, FOR eXAMPle, in thE humAn BODY. tHe aSSemblY, mODIFICatiON, oR REpaiR Of SUcH SySTeMs frEQUenTly iNvoLves tHE CoNneCtIoN or ANAstoMoSIS OF TWO oR MOre vessElS To deFinE a flUId Path. tO AsSisT In ANaStomoSiS OF PHYSIo... | Fluid-carrying vessels exist in a wide numberof systems, including those physiological systems found, for example, in the human body. The assembly, modification, or repair ofsuch systems frequently involves theconnection or anastomosis oftwoor more vesselsto define a fluid path. To assistin anastomosis of ph... | Fluid-carrying vessels exist in a _wide_ number of systems, _including_ _those_ physiological systems found, for example, _in_ the human body. The assembly, modification, or repair of such systems frequently _involves_ the _connection_ or anastomosis of _two_ or more vessels to define a fluid path. _To_ assist in anast... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a wireless communication device, a wireless communication system, a wireless communication method, and a computer program.
2. Description of the Related Art
A method of building a wireless network by a plurality of wireless communication devices is generally us... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wireless communication device, a wireless communication system, a wireless communication method, and a computer program. 2. Description of the Related Art A method of building a wireless network by a plurality of wireless communication devices is generally us... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wireless communication device, a wireless communication system, a wireless communication method, and a computer program. 2. Description of the Rdlatfd Art A method of building a wireless network by a plurality of wireless communication devices is generally us... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention to a wireless communication device, a wireless communication system, a communication method, and a computer program. 2. Description of the Related Art A method of building a wireless by a of wireless communication devices is generally used. Among them, WiMedia Distributed MAC... | 1. FiELD oF The iNvEnTiOn
The preseNT InVEntIoN relATES tO A WIRelESS COmmUNIcATION DEVIce, A WiRelesS cOMMunIcAtIOn SyStEm, a WIrElEsS CoMMuniCatiOn METhOd, And a cOmpUTer PrOgRAM.
2. DeScRIption OF ThE reLaTed ART
a meTHOD Of BuILDIng A WIRelESs NEtWork By A plUralitY Of wiReLeSS cOMmUnICATIon DeViCES IS GeneraLly uS... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The presentinventionrelates to a wireless communication device, a wireless communication system, a wireless communication method, anda computer program. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art A method ofbuilding a wireless networkby a plurality of wirelesscommunication devicesis gene... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates to a wireless communication device, a wireless communication system, a wireless communication method, and a _computer_ program. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art A method of building a wireless network _by_ a _plurality_ of _wireless_ _communication_ _devi... |
GSM mobile radio systems allow communications connections to be set up to mobile subscribers by transmitting information by means of electromagnetic waves via a radio interface between a transmitting and a receiving radio station. In GSM mobile radio systems, electromagnetic waves are emitted with carrier frequencies i... | GSM mobile radio systems allow communications connections to be set up to mobile subscribers by transmitting information by means of electromagnetic waves via a radio interface between a transmitting and a receiving radio station. In GSM mobile radio systems, electromagnetic waves are emitted with carrier frequencies i... | GSM mobile radio systems allow communications connections to be set up to mobile subscribers by transmitting information by means of electromagnetic waves via a radio interface between a transmitting and a receiving radio station. In GSM mobile radio systems, electromagnetic waves are emitted with carrier frequencies i... | GSM mobile radio systems allow communications connections to be set up to mobile by transmitting information by means of electromagnetic waves via a radio interface between a transmitting and a receiving radio GSM mobile radio systems, electromagnetic waves are emitted carrier frequencies in the 900 MHz, 1800 MHz and 1... | Gsm mObILe rAdIO syStems alLoW coMmunicaTiONS coNneCtIoNS to bE sET UP tO mObIle sUbSCRiBERs BY TRAnsMITTing iNFOrMaTIoN BY MeaNs OF ELECtrOMaGnEtIc waVeS viA a RAdIO inteRFAce BEtwEeN A TRaNsMiTtINg aND A REcEiving RaDiO StATION. IN gSm mOBILe rADIo systEmS, eLectromAGneTic WAves ArE EMItteD wiTh carRIEr fReqUENCIeS i... | GSM mobile radio systems allow communications connections to be set up to mobile subscribers by transmitting information by means of electromagnetic waves via a radio interfacebetween a transmitting and a receiving radio station. In GSMmobile radio systems,electromagnetic waves are emittedwith carr... | GSM mobile radio systems allow communications _connections_ to _be_ set up to mobile subscribers by transmitting information _by_ means of electromagnetic waves via a _radio_ interface between a transmitting and a _receiving_ _radio_ _station._ In GSM mobile _radio_ systems, electromagnetic _waves_ are emitted _with_ c... |
The World Wide Web is well known today and comprises a vast multitude of web servers forming web sites. Client computers with web browsers are connected to the web servers via communication media, Internet Service Providers, firewalls, routers, etc. Upon request by a client computer, a web site can furnish a “home page... | The World Wide Web is well known today and comprises a immense multitude of web servers forming web sites. Client computers with web browsers are connected to the web servers via communication media, Internet Service Providers, firewalls, routers, etc. Upon request by a client computer, a web site can furnish a “home p... | The World Wide Web is well known today and comprises a vast multitude of web servers forming web sites. Client c)<puters with web browsers are connected to the web servers via communication media, Internet Service oroFiders, firewalls, routers, etc. Uplg request by a client computer, a web site can furnish a “ home oag... | The World Wide Web is known today and comprises a vast multitude of servers forming web sites. Client computers with web browsers are connected to the web servers via communication media, Internet Service firewalls, etc. Upon request a client a web site furnish a “home page” or other web pages to client computer. The w... | tHe WorLd Wide WEB iS WELl kNown todaY aND COMPriSEs a vaSt mULTituDe oF weB seRVERs FoRMINg web sITes. CLIenT CoMPUtERs WITh Web BRoWSeRs ARe CONnECted tO THE weB SeRVers vIa CoMmunIcatIOn MeDIa, interneT sERVIce pRovIDErs, fiREwAllS, ROuters, Etc. UpOn rEquest By A CLiENT compUter, a weB Site can fuRNish A “homE PAGE... | The World Wide Web is well known today and comprises a vast multitude of web servers forming web sites. Clientcomputers with webbrowsers are connected to the web servers via communication media, Internet Service Providers,firewalls, routers, etc. Upon request by a client computer, a web site can... | The World Wide Web is _well_ _known_ today and comprises a vast multitude of web servers forming web _sites._ Client _computers_ with web browsers are connected to the web servers via communication media, Internet Service Providers, _firewalls,_ routers, etc. _Upon_ request by a _client_ computer, a web site _can_ furn... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to ratchet wrench construction, and more specifically to improvements to ratchet wrenches of the sectional socket type which are usable where limited access normally requires an open ended wrench.
2. Description of the Prior Art
There are a number of application... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to ratchet wrench construction, and more specifically to improvements to ratchet wrenches of the sectional socket type which are usable where limited access normally requires an open ended wrench. 2. Description of the Prior Art There are a number of application... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to ratchet wrench construction, and more specifically to improvements to ratchet wrenches of the sectional socket type which are usable where limited access normally requires an open ended wrench. 2. D$scrJption of the Prior Art There are a number of application... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates generally ratchet wrench construction, and more specifically to improvements to ratchet wrenches of the sectional socket type which are usable where limited access normally requires open ended wrench. 2. Description of the Prior Art are a number applications in which a closed... | 1. fIEld OF The iNVeNTIon
tHE InventIon rELatES gENeraLLY to RaTcheT WReNCH CoNstRuCTION, ANd MoRe SPecIFICALly TO IMpRoVemENTs TO RaTChEt WRenches oF THe SecTIONAl SOCKet type whICH ARE USaBLE WhEre liMIteD accEss nORmally reqUIrEs aN oPen ENDeD WrEnch.
2. dEScRIptIon OF tHe prIoR arT
tHEre ARe A nUMber of APplIcatION... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The invention relates generally to ratchet wrench construction, and more specifically to improvementstoratchet wrenches of the sectional socket typewhich are usable where limited access normally requires an open endedwrench. 2. Description of the PriorArt There area number ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ invention relates _generally_ _to_ ratchet wrench _construction,_ _and_ more specifically to _improvements_ to ratchet _wrenches_ of the sectional socket type which are usable where limited _access_ normally requires an open ended wrench. _2._ Description of _the_ Prior Art There are a n... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to plasma processing systems and, more particularly, to methods and apparatus for controlling radio frequency delivery in a plasma reactor through monitoring and feedback of an electrical parameter, in particular a peak voltage.
2. Background Art
Ionized gas, or p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to plasma processing systems and, more particularly, to methods and apparatus for controlling radio frequency delivery in a plasma reactor through monitoring and feedback of an electrical parameter, in particular a peak voltage. 2. Background Art Ionized gas, or p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to plasma processing systems and, more particularly, to methods and apparatus for controlling radio frequency delivery in a plasma reactor through monitoring and feedback of an electrical parameter, in particular a peak voltage. 2. Background Art Ionized gas, or p... | 1. Field the Invention The invention relates to processing and, to methods and apparatus for controlling radio in a reactor and feedback of an electrical parameter, particular a peak voltage. 2. Ionized gas, plasma, is commonly used during the processing and fabrication of semiconductor devices. For example, plasma can... | 1. FieLD OF ThE iNVeNtiON
THE presENt InVENtion RElaTES tO pLASmA prOCesSiNg SysTEmS AnD, mORe pARTiCULArly, tO mEtHOdS aNd APparAtuS For coNtRolLINg radIO freqUENCy DELivErY IN A plASMa rEAcToR THRouGH MOnItORING and fEEdbaCK of An eLEctRICaL PARAmetEr, In pArtIcuLar a pEak vOlTAge.
2. bacKgrOuNd arT
ioNized GaS, OR P... | 1.Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to plasma processing systems and, more particularly, to methods and apparatus for controlling radio frequency delivery in a plasmareactor through monitoring andfeedback of anelectrical parameter, in particular a peakvoltage. 2. Background Art Ionized ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to plasma processing systems and, more particularly, to methods and apparatus for _controlling_ radio frequency delivery in a plasma reactor through monitoring and feedback of an electrical parameter, _in_ particular a peak _voltage._ 2. Background Art Ionized g... |
Semiconductor dice in a so-called fan out package (FOP) configuration are becoming a popular packaging option, particularly for use in mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets, as well as automotive applications, as the assemblies enable ultra-thin, high-density packages. The technique eliminates the use of a co... | Semiconductor dice in a so-called fan out package (FOP) configuration are becoming a popular packaging option, particularly for use in mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets, as well as automotive applications, as the assemblies enable ultra-thin, high-density packages. The technique eliminates the use of a co... | Semiconductor dkc3 in a so - called fan out package (FOP) configuration are becoming a popular packaging option, particularly for use in mobile devices such as smart phones and tablets, as well as automotive applications, as the assemblies enable ultra - thin, high - density packages. The technique eliminates the use o... | Semiconductor dice in so-called fan out package (FOP) are becoming a popular packaging option, for in mobile devices such as smart phones and well as automotive applications, as the assemblies enable ultra-thin, high-density packages. The technique eliminates the use a conventional interposer and is particularly suitab... | seMiConDUctOr DicE IN a sO-CaLleD fan oUt PACKAGe (fOp) coNFigurATIon aRe becOmING A POPULAR pAcKaGINg OPTion, pARticULarlY foR usE IN moBiLe deVicES SuCH AS smaRT pHOnes AND taBLetS, as Well aS AutOMoTIVE ApPlICaTiONs, aS tHe AsSEmBLieS ENABle ultra-thIn, high-deNsiTY paCkAGeS. ThE techNique eLImINates tHE use Of A Co... | Semiconductor dice in a so-called fan out package (FOP) configuration are becoming a popular packaging option, particularly for use in mobile devices such assmart phones andtablets, as well as automotive applications, as the assemblies enable ultra-thin, high-density packages.The technique elimin... | Semiconductor _dice_ in a so-called fan out package (FOP) _configuration_ are becoming a popular packaging _option,_ particularly for use in mobile devices such as smart phones and _tablets,_ as well as _automotive_ applications, _as_ the _assemblies_ enable ultra-thin, high-density packages. The _technique_ eliminates... |
Continued advances in the design and manufacture of electric machines have enabled an increase in the types and number of applications which may take advantage of this technology. In particular, the use of electric machines, particularly electric motors and generators, in critical safety systems and medical and life su... | Continued advances in the design and manufacture of electric machines have enabled an increase in the types and number of applications which may take advantage of this technology. In particular, the use of electric machines, particularly electric motors and generators, in critical safety systems and medical and life su... | Continued advances in the design and manufacture of electric machines have enabled an increase in the types and number of applications which may take advantage of this technology. In particular, the use of electric machines, particularly electric motors and generators, in critical safety systems and medical and life su... | Continued advances in the design and of electric machines enabled an increase in the types and number of applications which may take advantage of this technology. In particular, the of machines, particularly motors and generators, in systems and and life support systems has been growing as a direct result of these adva... | ContinUed AdVAnCEs In the DEsign ANd mANUFActUrE Of ELeCtrIc mAchiNes HaVE enABlEd AN iNCREASE iN ThE TYPES and NUmBEr oF AppLIcAtioNs whIcH MaY tAke ADVANtAge of ThiS tEChNOLogy. In pARTICuLar, thE Use OF electRiC maChINEs, pARticULArly ElEcTRic Motors AND genERaToRS, in CrITiCal sAfEtY SYSTEMS And mEDiCal AND lIfe sU... | Continued advances inthedesign and manufacture of electric machines have enabled an increase in the types and number ofapplications whichmay take advantage of this technology. In particular, the use of electricmachines, particularly electric motors and generators, in critical safety systems and med... | _Continued_ advances in the _design_ _and_ manufacture of electric machines _have_ enabled _an_ increase in the types and number _of_ applications which _may_ take _advantage_ _of_ this _technology._ _In_ particular, _the_ use _of_ electric _machines,_ particularly electric motors and generators, in critical safety sys... |
Hydrogels are cross-linked polymeric structures with dynamic swelling behavior in water. In particular, hydrogels are three-dimensional polymeric networks formed from hydrophilic homopolymers, copolymers, or macromers crosslinked to form insoluble polymer matrices, that can retain large amounts of water1.
Due to their ... | Hydrogels are cross-linked polymeric structures with dynamic swelling behavior in water. In particular, hydrogels are three-dimensional polymeric networks formed from hydrophilic homopolymers, copolymers, or macromers crosslinked to form insoluble polymer matrices, that can retain large amounts of water1. Due to their ... | Hydrogels are cross - linked polymeric structures with dynamic swelling behavior in water. In particular, hgVrogels are three - dimensional p)lymeFic networks formed from hydrophilic homopolymers, copolymers, or mAcromsrs crosslinked to form insoluble polymer matrices, that can retain large amounts of water1. Due to th... | Hydrogels are cross-linked polymeric structures with dynamic swelling behavior in water. In particular, hydrogels are three-dimensional polymeric networks from hydrophilic homopolymers, copolymers, or crosslinked to form insoluble polymer matrices, that can retain large amounts of water1. Due to their unique biocompati... | hYdrOGels ARe cRoSs-linkEd pOlYMERiC strUCtUreS WItH DYnaMIc SwELLinG Behavior in wAtER. iN pArTICuLAR, HYDrOgelS ARe threE-DimEnSIOnaL poLyMERic nETworKs FORMED frOM hydROPHiLic hOmOPOLYmErS, CoPolymERs, Or MAcrOMers CrOsSLiNkeD to FoRM INSoluble polymEr matRICeS, THat CAn ReTAin lArGE amOunTs Of WATer1.
DuE to Their ... | Hydrogels arecross-linked polymeric structures with dynamic swelling behavior inwater. Inparticular, hydrogels are three-dimensional polymeric networks formed from hydrophilic homopolymers,copolymers, or macromers crosslinked to form insoluble polymer matrices, that can retain largeamountsof ... | Hydrogels are cross-linked polymeric structures with dynamic swelling behavior in water. In particular, hydrogels are _three-dimensional_ polymeric networks formed from hydrophilic homopolymers, copolymers, _or_ macromers _crosslinked_ to form insoluble polymer matrices, that can _retain_ _large_ amounts of _water1._ D... |
The present invention relates to the field of measuring propagation delay, and more particularly, to measuring such delays with circuitry embedded in semiconductor chips.
All electrical signals transmitted through a conduction path experience a propagation delay. Propagation delays generally result from properties of t... | The present invention relates to the field of measuring propagation delay, and more particularly, to measuring such delays with circuitry embedded in semiconductor chips. All electrical signals transmitted through a conduction path experience a propagation delay. Propagation delays generally result from properties of t... | The present invention relates to the field of measuring prooaFation delay, and m)rw particularly, to measuring such delays with circuitry embedded in se<icondictor chips. All electrical signals transmitted through a conduction path experience a propagation delay. Propagation delays generally reAulG from properties of t... | The present invention relates to the field propagation delay, and more particularly, to such delays with circuitry embedded semiconductor chips. All electrical signals transmitted through a conduction path experience a propagation delay. Propagation delays generally result from properties of the conduction path such as... | tHe pREsENT INVENTion reLaTES TO THE fiELD of MEAsuRinG pROpaGAtIOn dELAy, AND more PArtICulaRLy, tO mEAsUriNg sUCh dELAyS wITH cirCUITrY EMBeDdeD In semicOnDuCToR CHiPs.
ALL ElecTrICaL sIgNalS TranSmITTed tHRoUGH A coNDUCTiON pAth exPerIENCe A PRopaGatION delAY. pRoPaGATiOn dELays geneRaLlY ResuLt FROm PropERtIes Of t... | The presentinvention relates to the field of measuring propagationdelay, and more particularly, to measuring such delays with circuitry embedded in semiconductor chips. All electrical signals transmitted through a conduction path experience a propagation delay. Propagation delaysgenerally res... | The present invention relates to the field of _measuring_ propagation delay, and more _particularly,_ to measuring such delays _with_ circuitry embedded in semiconductor _chips._ All _electrical_ signals _transmitted_ through a conduction path experience a propagation _delay._ Propagation delays generally result from p... |
The inventor of the present application proposed, as set forth in the International Publication No. WO98/15983, a spherical semiconductor element having light reception or light emission capability and having positive and negative electrodes at opposite portions to each other with regard to the center and a solar batte... | The inventor of the present application proposed, as set forth in the International Publication No. WO98/15983, a spherical semiconductor element having light reception or light emission capability and having positive and negative electrodes at opposite portions to each other with regard to the center and a solar batte... | The inventor of the present application proposed, as set forth in the International Publication No. WO98 / 15983, a spherical semiconductor element having light reception or light emission capability and having positive and negative electrodes at opposite portions to each other with regard to the center and a solar ba5... | The inventor of the present proposed, set in the International No. WO98/15983, spherical element light reception or light emission capability and having positive and negative electrodes at opposite portions to other with regard to the center and a solar battery module wherein a plurality of semiconductor elements are c... | ThE iNveNTOR Of The PrEsEnt ApPlIcAtIon ProPosed, As SET FORtH in THe INtErNaTioNal PUBlICATion No. wo98/15983, A sPheRicaL sEMIcondUCtor ELEMENt haVInG lIGhT RECEpTIoN oR LiGht EmISSion CAPabIlITY aND HAVinG pOSitIVE And NegatIVe eLeCTRodeS AT OpPOSITe pORtIons TO eACH otHEr With reGArd TO THE CeNTer anD a sOLaR BATTe... | The inventorof the present application proposed, asset forth in the International Publication No. WO98/15983, a spherical semiconductor element having light reception or lightemission capability and having positive and negativeelectrodes at opposite portionsto each other with regard to the center and ... | The inventor of the _present_ application proposed, as set _forth_ _in_ the _International_ Publication _No._ WO98/15983, a spherical _semiconductor_ element having light reception or light emission capability and having positive and negative electrodes at opposite portions to each _other_ with regard _to_ the center a... |
The present invention relates to an improved electrostatic copying machine for copying two original documents on the opposite sides of a copy sheet in superposition in such a manner that the centers of the two copies imaged on the opposite sides of the copy sheet are coincident with each other.
Electrostatic copying ma... | The present invention relates to an improved electrostatic copying machine for copying two original documents on the opposite sides of a copy sheet in superposition in such a manner that the centers of the two copies imaged on the opposite sides of the copy sheet are coincident with each other. Electrostatic copying ma... | The present invention relates to an improved electrostatic copying machine for copying two original documents on the opposite siCez of a copy sheet in superposition in such a manner that the centers of the two copies imaged on the opposite sides of the copy sheet are coincident with each other. Electrostatic copying ma... | The present invention relates to an improved electrostatic copying machine for two original documents on the opposite sides of a sheet in superposition in such a manner that the of the two copies imaged on the opposite sides of the sheet are coincident each other. Electrostatic copying machines have been proposed heret... | thE pReSENt INvEntIOn RElAtEs to aN Improved eLecTroStATiC CopYING mAChINe FOR cOPyInG TWo origINAl DocUMeNtS oN THe OPPoSItE SiDES of a cOPY SHEET in sUPeRpOSItiON In suCh a mANNEr tHaT THe cEntErS oF THE TwO CoPIes IMaGEd ON The opPOSItE siDes OF THe CopY SHeeT arE cOincIdEnT WitH eACh othEr.
ElECtrOstAtIc copyinG ma... | The present inventionrelates to an improved electrostatic copyingmachine for copying two original documents onthe opposite sides of a copy sheet in superposition insuch a manner that the centers of the two copies imaged on the opposite sidesof the copy sheet are coincident with each other. Elect... | _The_ present _invention_ _relates_ to _an_ improved electrostatic copying machine for copying two original documents on _the_ _opposite_ sides of _a_ copy sheet in superposition in such a manner that the centers of the two copies imaged on the opposite sides of the copy sheet are coincident with _each_ other. Electros... |
Surgical intervention of damaged or compromised bone sites has proven highly beneficial for patients, including, for example, patients with back pain associated with vertebral body damage. The vertebral damage may be due to injury and/or a degenerative condition such as, for example, aging and/or osteoporosis. The dama... | Surgical intervention of damaged or compromised bone sites has proven highly beneficial for patients, including, for example, patients with back pain associated with vertebral body damage. The vertebral damage may be due to injury and/or a degenerative condition such as, for example, aging and/or osteoporosis. The dama... | Surgical intervention of damaged or compromised bone sites has proven highly beneficial for patients, including, for example, patients with back Owin associated with vertebral body damage. The vertebral damage may be due to injury and / or a degenerative condition such as, for example, aging and / or osteoporosis. The ... | Surgical intervention of or compromised bone sites has proven highly beneficial for patients, including, for example, patients back pain associated with vertebral body damage. The damage may be due to and/or a degenerative condition such as, for example, aging and/or osteoporosis. The damage associated with these may a... | suRGicAL INTeRVentiON Of DaMAGeD or ComprOMIsED BoNe SITES HAs PRoveN HiGHLy beneFiCiAL fOr pAtIenTs, inclUdING, FOR eXamPle, pATIENts WiTH BAck pain aSSOcIATed WiTH VERtebRaL bODY damAGe. ThE vERtebrAl dAmAGE MAy bE duE To injURy aND/or a deGeNerAtiVe cONditIOn suCh As, fOR EXamplE, AGING AnD/oR oSTEoPOrOSiS. thE DAmA... | Surgical intervention of damaged or compromisedbone sites has proven highly beneficialforpatients, including,for example, patients with back pain associated with vertebral body damage. The vertebral damage may be due to injuryand/ora degenerative condition such as, for example,aging and/or ost... | Surgical _intervention_ of damaged _or_ compromised bone sites _has_ proven highly beneficial for _patients,_ including, for example, patients with back pain _associated_ with vertebral body damage. The vertebral damage may be due to _injury_ and/or a degenerative condition such as, for example, aging and/or osteoporos... |
The invention relates generally to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to a tape of bracelets with tear lines defining the bracelets.
There is a great need for identification bracelets that can be used in various environments, such as sports events, hospitals, music concerts and the like. Over the years... | The invention relates generally to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to a tape of bracelets with tear lines defining the bracelets. There is a great need for identification bracelets that can be used in various environments, such as sports events, hospitals, music concerts and the like. Over the years... | The invention relates generally to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to a tape of bracelets with FeWr lines defining the bracelets. There is a great need for identification bracelets that can be used in various environments, such as sports events, hospitals, music concerts and the like. Over the years... | The relates generally to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to of bracelets tear lines defining the bracelets. There is a need for identification that can used in various such as sports events, hospitals, music concerts and the like. Over the years, many types of identification have been developed for ... | tHE iNVenTIOn RElaTEs gENerALLy TO bRACeleTS. moRe PArTiCuLArLy, THe iNVENTioN RElATES To A TaPE Of brACEleTs with tEAR LinES DeFInInG ThE braCElETs.
tHErE IS A gREaT nEed FoR iDENTifICATION braCelETs THAT can be uSed IN vARiOus enViroNmeNTS, SuCh aS sPoRts EVenTs, hoSPiTalS, MuSIc COncerTS AND THe liKe. ovEr THe YeaRS... | Theinvention relatesgenerally to bracelets. More particularly, the invention relates to atape of bracelets with tear lines defining the bracelets. There is a great need for identification bracelets that can be used in various environments, suchas sports events, hospitals, music concerts and the ... | _The_ invention _relates_ generally to _bracelets._ More particularly, _the_ _invention_ relates to a tape of bracelets with _tear_ lines defining the bracelets. There is a great need for identification bracelets that can be used in various environments, such _as_ _sports_ events, hospitals, music concerts and the _lik... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to a method for fabricating an array of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) cells with brush-shaped stacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. The brush-shaped capacitors are formed from a hemispher... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to a method for fabricating an array of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) cells with brush-shaped stacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. The brush-shaped capacitors are formed from a hemispher... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to semiconductor integ5at4d circuits, and korr particularly to a method for fabricating an array of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) cells with brush - shaped stacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. The brush - shaped capacitors are formed from a hemi... | (1) Field of the Invention The present relates to semiconductor integrated circuits, and more particularly to a method for fabricating an array of dynamic random access memory (DRAM) cells with brush-shaped stacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. brush-shaped capacitors are formed from a hemispherical grain pol... | (1) fiELD oF tHE inVENTIoN
ThE PrEsEnT iNVenTiON RELAteS TO sEmICONDuCtOR InTEgRAteD ciRcUITs, aNd mORe PARtIculARLy TO A mETHOD FOR FABRIcatING an aRrAY OF DYNAmiC raNDOm aCcESS mEmORy (drAM) CELLs WITh BrusH-sHAPed StAcKed CapaCitorS tO inCrEaSe tHe CapAciTaNce. THe BRusH-shaped CAPaCiTOrs aRe FOrMEd frOM A HEMIsPHER... | (1) Field of theInvention The present invention relates to semiconductorintegrated circuits,and more particularlyto a method for fabricating an array ofdynamic randomaccess memory (DRAM) cellswith brush-shapedstacked capacitors to increase the capacitance. The brush-shaped capacitors are formed fr... | (1) Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _semiconductor_ _integrated_ circuits, _and_ more particularly to a method for fabricating an array of dynamic random _access_ _memory_ (DRAM) cells with _brush-shaped_ stacked capacitors _to_ increase the capacitance. _The_ brush-shaped _capacitors_ are _fo... |
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