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(a) Field of the Invention
This invention relates to 3-methyl-4-(4-pyridinyl)benzeneamines, which are useful as cardiotonic agents, to cardiotonic compositions containing the same, a method of increasing cardiac contractility using the same and to chemical processes for the preparation thereof.
(b) Description of the P... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to 3-methyl-4-(4-pyridinyl)benzeneamines, which are useful as cardiotonic agents, to cardiotonic compositions containing the same, a method of increasing cardiac contractility using the same and to chemical processes for the preparation thereof. (b) Description of the P... | ( a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to 3 - methyl - 4 - (4 - pyridinyl) benzeneamines, which are useful as cardiotonic agents, to cardiotonic compositions containing the same, a method of increasing cardiac contractility using the same and to chemical processes for the preparation thereof. (b) Descriptio... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention to 3-methyl-4-(4-pyridinyl)benzeneamines, which are useful as cardiotonic agents, cardiotonic compositions containing the same, a method of increasing cardiac contractility using the same and chemical processes for the preparation thereof. (b) Description of the Prior Art Koeni... | (A) fiElD oF thE InVeNTIon
thIs InvenTiON relAteS tO 3-methyL-4-(4-PyRiDInYL)BeNzEneamineS, WhiCH arE USEfuL aS CardiOtonIc aGENTS, tO cARDIOtonIC COmPOSitIoNs cONTAiniNG thE SaME, a METHOd oF iNcReAsIng caRdiac COntRACTiLITY UsiNG THE SAme ANd to ChemIcaL ProcEsSeS fOR THE PrepARaTiOn tHeREoF.
(B) DEsCRipTIOn oF tHe p... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to 3-methyl-4-(4-pyridinyl)benzeneamines, which are useful as cardiotonic agents, to cardiotonic compositions containingthe same, a method of increasing cardiac contractility using the same and to chemical processes for the preparation thereof. (b) Descrip... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to 3-methyl-4-(4-pyridinyl)benzeneamines, which are useful as _cardiotonic_ agents, to cardiotonic _compositions_ containing the same, a method of increasing cardiac _contractility_ using _the_ _same_ and _to_ chemical processes for _the_ preparation thereof. (b) _Descr... |
Wireless networks are increasingly employed to provide various communication functions including voice, video, packet data, messaging and the like. A common example of wireless local area network (WLAN) architecture is an infrastructure network adhering to 802.11 standards established by the Institute of Electrical and... | Wireless networks are increasingly employed to provide various communication functions including voice, video, packet data, messaging and the like. A common example of wireless local area network (WLAN) architecture is an infrastructure network adhering to 802.11 standards established by the Institute of Electrical and... | Wireless networks are increasingly employed to provide various communication functions including voice, video, packet data, messaging and the like. A common example of wireless local area network (WLAN) architecture is an infrastructure network adhering to 802. 11 standards established by the Institute of Electrical an... | Wireless are increasingly employed to provide various communication functions voice, video, packet data, messaging and the A common example of wireless local area network (WLAN) architecture is an infrastructure network adhering to 802.11 standards established by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (I... | wIreleSs NEtWorkS aRE iNcReaSiNgLy eMployed To prOvIde Various ComMuNiCatiON fUNcTIonS INClUdiNG VOICE, viDeO, PAcKeT DaTa, MESsAGing AnD THE lIKE. A cOmMOn eXamPle of WiRELeSS Local ArEA NeTWOrK (wLan) ARcHiteCtUre is An InfRAstruCTURe NetWOrk AdheRing tO 802.11 StaNdards eSTAbLISHed By THe INSTItuTe Of ELECtrICAL aNd... | Wireless networks areincreasingly employedto provide various communication functions including voice,video, packet data, messaging andthe like.A commonexample ofwirelesslocal area network (WLAN) architecture is an infrastructure networkadheringto 802.11 standards established by theInstitute ofElectrical an... | Wireless networks _are_ increasingly employed to _provide_ _various_ communication functions including _voice,_ _video,_ _packet_ _data,_ messaging and the like. A common example of wireless local area network (WLAN) architecture is an _infrastructure_ network adhering to 802.11 standards established by the Institute o... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention is directed to an air filter adapted to filter air passing through a scoop which is mounted over an air intake system such as a carburetor, fuel injector or throttle body of a vehicle.
2. General Background and State of the Art
FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a scoop 10 desi... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is directed to an air filter adapted to filter air passing through a scoop which is mounted over an air intake system such as a carburetor, fuel injector or throttle body of a vehicle. 2. General Background and State of the Art FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a scoop 10 desi... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is directed to an air filter adapted to filter air passing through a scoop which is mounted over an air intake system such as a carburetor, fuel injector or throttle body of a vehicle. 2. General Background and State of the Art FIG. 1 is a cross - sectional view of a scoop 10 de... | 1. Field of Invention This invention is directed to an air filter to filter passing through a scoop which is mounted an air intake system such as a carburetor, fuel injector throttle body a vehicle. 2. General Background and State of the Art FIG. 1 is a cross-sectional view of a scoop 10 designed to direct air to a tra... | 1. fIELD Of thE invEntion
ThiS INvenTion is dIRECtED TO aN aiR FilTer aDapted to fIlTer Air PassING ThROUGh a SCOOP WhiCH IS MouNTeD ovER aN aiR iNtAkE sYsTem sUch AS a CarBuREtOR, FuEl inJeCTOr or tHroTTLe BOdy of a VEhIcLe.
2. GeNEraL BaCKgrOunD AnD StaTe of ThE aRt
fiG. 1 Is a CRosS-seCtIOnal viEw Of A scooP 10 DeSI... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This invention is directed to an air filter adapted to filter air passing through a scoop which is mounted over an air intake systemsuch asa carburetor, fuel injector or throttle body of avehicle. 2. General Background and State of theArt FIG. 1 isa cross-sectional... | 1. Field of the Invention _This_ invention is directed to an air filter _adapted_ _to_ filter _air_ passing through a scoop which _is_ mounted _over_ an air intake _system_ such as a carburetor, fuel _injector_ or _throttle_ _body_ _of_ _a_ vehicle. 2. General Background and State _of_ the Art FIG. _1_ is _a_ cross-sec... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of introducing into fresh concrete, as herein defined, compounds capable of sequestering chloride ions to establish resistance to corrosion of metal reinforcing elements contained within or contacting the concrete and provide a corrosion resistant oxid... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of introducing into fresh concrete, as herein defined, compounds capable of sequestering chloride ions to establish resistance to corrosion of metal reinforcing elements contained within or contacting the concrete and provide a corrosion resistant oxid... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of introducing into fresh concrete, as herein defined, compounds capab/D of sequestering chloride ions to establish resistance to corrosion of metal reinforcing elements contained within or contacting the concrete and provide a corrosion resistant oxid... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates a method of introducing into fresh concrete, herein defined, compounds capable of sequestering chloride ions to establish resistance to corrosion of metal reinforcing elements contained within or contacting the concrete and provide a corrosion resistant oxide layer on the m... | 1. FiEld oF tHE INvenTiOn
thE PrESENt inVenTIOn relaTeS to a method Of INtroDUCiNg into frEsh cOnCRetE, As Herein defIneD, coMpOUNds cAPAble of SeqUESTeRinG cHlOrIDe ioNs tO estABLisH rESisTAnce To coRrosion oF MeTal REInfOrCINg ElEmENts contaINEd WitHin Or conTACtING THE COncReTe aNd prOVIde a coRrosiON resISTaNT oXid... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a method of introducing into fresh concrete, as herein defined, compounds capable of sequestering chlorideions to establish resistance to corrosion of metal reinforcing elements containedwithin or contacting the concrete and provide ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention _relates_ _to_ a method of introducing into fresh _concrete,_ _as_ herein defined, compounds capable of sequestering _chloride_ ions to establish resistance to corrosion of metal _reinforcing_ elements _contained_ within _or_ contacting the concrete and provide a corros... |
Dispensers are known which are designed to either automatically or non-automatically dispense lengths of wiping materials in public or private toilets. Such devices employ various materials: paper, cotton wool, non-woven materials all of which are somewhat absorbent. It has become customary to fabricate such materials ... | Dispensers are known which are designed to either automatically or non-automatically dispense lengths of wiping materials in public or private toilets. Such devices employ various materials: paper, cotton wool, non-woven materials all of which are somewhat absorbent. It has become customary to fabricate such materials ... | Dispensers are known which are designed to either automatically or non - automatically dispense lengths of wiping materials in pKflic or private toilets. Such devices employ various materials: paper, cotton wool, non - woven materials all of which are somewhat absorbent. It has become customary to fabricate sudn materi... | Dispensers are known which are designed to non-automatically dispense lengths of wiping in public or private toilets. Such devices employ materials: paper, cotton wool, non-woven all of which are somewhat absorbent. It has become customary to fabricate such materials whereby they are webs of thinner and thinner and mor... | DisPEnseRs Are kNown wHiCh ARe dESiGned To EItHeR aUtOmATicaLly oR noN-AuTOmATICAllY diSpeNsE lENgtHS OF wIpinG MATErIAlS IN PublIc OR priVATe tOiLets. SUCh devIcES EmplOy vARiOus MAteRIaLs: PaPeR, COTton wooL, nOn-woVeN MaTeriALs All OF wHIcH aRe SoMEwhaT AbsOrbent. IT hAs bECome CUstoMArY tO FABRiCaTe Such MaTEriALS ... | Dispensers are knownwhich aredesignedto either automatically or non-automatically dispense lengths of wiping materialsin public or private toilets. Such devices employ various materials: paper, cotton wool, non-woven materialsall of which are somewhat absorbent. It has become customaryto fabricate such ... | Dispensers are known which are designed _to_ either _automatically_ _or_ non-automatically dispense lengths _of_ wiping materials in public or private toilets. Such devices _employ_ various materials: paper, cotton wool, non-woven materials all _of_ _which_ are somewhat absorbent. It has become _customary_ to fabricate... |
1. Field
Our invention is in the field of bed accessories, and particularly relates to an application for relieving the adverse effects of inadequate hospital-bed mattresses upon orthopedic patients who have back problems.
2. Prior Art
A normal hospital-bed mattress is relatively inadequate for an orthopedic patient be... | 1. Field Our invention is in the field of bed accessories, and particularly relates to an application for relieving the adverse effects of inadequate hospital-bed mattresses upon orthopedic patients who have back problems. 2. Prior Art A normal hospital-bed mattress is relatively inadequate for an orthopedic patient be... | 1. Field Our invention is in the field of bed accessories, and particularly relates to an application for relieving the adverse effects of inadequate hospital - bed mattresses upon orthopedic patients who have back problems. 2. Prior Art A normal hospital - bed mattress is relatively inadequate for an orthopedic patien... | 1. Field Our invention in the field of bed accessories, and particularly relates an application for relieving the adverse effects of inadequate hospital-bed mattresses upon orthopedic patients have back problems. 2. Prior Art A normal hospital-bed mattress is relatively inadequate for an orthopedic patient being treate... | 1. fiEld
Our iNVeNTIoN iS in tHe FiElD oF Bed aCcEsSoRieS, AnD PartiCuLarLy ReLAtEs tO an APpLIcAtIon for rEliEVIng tHE AdVERse EffEcTS OF INaDEqUaTE hOspItal-bed MattReSSES uPon OrTHOpEDIc PATiEntS Who Have baCk PrOBlems.
2. PRIoR art
a noRmal hOSpITaL-BED MattRESS is relaTIVely iNaDEQuate fOr an ORthOPeDIC patIEnt BE... | 1. Field Our invention is in thefield of bed accessories, and particularly relates toan application for relieving the adverse effectsof inadequate hospital-bed mattressesupon orthopedic patients who have back problems.2. Prior Art A normal hospital-bed mattress is relatively inadequate for an orthopedic pat... | 1. Field Our invention _is_ in _the_ field of bed accessories, and particularly relates to an application for relieving the adverse effects _of_ inadequate hospital-bed mattresses upon orthopedic _patients_ _who_ have back problems. 2. Prior _Art_ A normal hospital-bed mattress is relatively inadequate for _an_ orthope... |
The present invention relates generally to clamps, and more particularly to clamps for hoses.
The automotive industry utilizes numerous hoses (or tubes) in their constructions. Many of the hoses used in the industry are connected to the vehicle by means of a clamp (hose clamp, constant tension clamp, etc.) Numerous man... | The present invention relates generally to clamps, and more particularly to clamps for hoses. The automotive industry utilizes numerous hoses (or tubes) in their constructions. Many of the hoses used in the industry are connected to the vehicle by means of a clamp (hose clamp, constant tension clamp, etc.) Numerous man... | The present invention relates generally to clamps, and more particularly to clamps for hoses. The automotive industry utilizes numerous hoses (or tubes) in their constructions. Many of the hoses used in the industry are connected to the vehicle by means of a clamp (hose clamp, constant tension clamp, etc.) Numerous man... | The present invention relates generally to clamps, and more particularly to clamps for hoses. The automotive industry utilizes numerous hoses (or tubes) in their constructions. Many of the hoses used in the are connected to the vehicle by means a clamp (hose clamp, tension clamp, etc.) Numerous manufacturers requested ... | the PrESEnt invEnTiON ReLates gENeRaLLY to clAMPs, anD MORe pArTiCULarLy to cLaMps fOr hosES.
THe auTOMOtive INdusTRy utIliZes nUmErOus HOSes (or TuBEs) IN tHEir ConsTRUCTionS. mAnY OF THe HosEs uSed IN the iNdusTRY arE CONnECtEd TO ThE vEHiClE By Means of a cLAMp (hose cLAMP, coNSTant tENsIon CLamp, etc.) numEroUS Man... | The present invention relates generally to clamps, and moreparticularly to clamps for hoses. The automotive industry utilizes numerous hoses (or tubes) in their constructions. Many of the hoses used in the industry are connected to the vehicle by means of a clamp (hose clamp, constant tension clamp,e... | _The_ present invention relates _generally_ to _clamps,_ _and_ more particularly to clamps for _hoses._ _The_ automotive _industry_ utilizes numerous hoses (or tubes) in _their_ constructions. Many of the hoses used in the industry are connected to the vehicle by _means_ of _a_ clamp _(hose_ clamp, _constant_ tension c... |
This invention relates generally to a micro-mirror for a micro-mirror array, and more particularly to a micro-mirror which can be angularly tilted in conjunction with a light source so as to project an image onto a screen. | This invention relates generally to a micro-mirror for a micro-mirror array, and more particularly to a micro-mirror which can be angularly tilted in conjunction with a light source so as to externalize an image onto a screen. | yh7s invenfi8n gslates generally to a micro - mirror for a micro - m(rrIr w3ray, and more particula#Ky to a micro - mirror EhicT can be angulsr>y tilted in conjunction 3Lth a light source so as to project an image obho a screen. | invention relates generally to a for a micro-mirror array, more particularly to a micro-mirror which can be angularly tilted in conjunction with a light source so as to project an image onto a screen. | thIs inVEntion RElAtEs genERaLly tO a mICro-miRroR foR A mIcrO-mirRoR ARrAY, ANd mOrE PArtiCUlarly TO a miCRO-MirROr WHIch can bE AnGULaRly tiLtED IN coNJUncTion WItH a lIGht SouRCe sO as TO projeCT aN iMagE onto a SCreen. | This invention relatesgenerally to a micro-mirrorfor a micro-mirror array,and more particularly to a micro-mirrorwhich can be angularly tilted in conjunction with a light source so asto project an image onto a screen. | This invention relates generally to a micro-mirror _for_ a micro-mirror array, _and_ _more_ particularly to a _micro-mirror_ which can be angularly tilted in conjunction with a light source so as to _project_ _an_ image onto a screen. |
Some conventional portable electronic devices can be worn or otherwise attached to a user and provide functionality related to the physical activity of a user. For example, many conventional wearable devices can monitor the heart rate of a user. However, conventional devices are limited in their functionality, and thei... | Some conventional portable electronic devices can be worn or otherwise attached to a user and provide functionality related to the physical activity of a user. For example, many conventional wear devices can monitor the heart rate of a user. However, conventional devices are limited in their functionality, and their ac... | Some conventional portable elWvtronic devices can be worn or otNerwisd attached to a user and progidF functionality r@kated to the physical activity of a user. For example, maJH conventionQi wearable devices can monitor the h4wrt rate of a user. However, conventional feGices are limited in their functionality, and thei... | Some conventional portable electronic devices be worn or otherwise attached to a user and provide functionality related to the physical activity of a user. For example, many conventional wearable devices can monitor the heart rate of a However, conventional devices are limited in their functionality, and their accuracy... | SoMe ConvEntIoNAL pOrtABle ELectroNIc DevICes CAn be wORn OR oTherwiSe attAcHED To a usER aNd PrOVIdE FuNcTiOnaLIty rElaTeD To ThE phYsIcAL acTiViTy oF A User. for EXaMPLE, MAny cONVentionAl wEarabLE devices caN mOnITOr The HeART RaTe Of A USEr. hoWeVEr, CONVEnTIONAL dEviceS aRe limItEd IN THEIr FUncTiOnaLiTY, AnD THei... | Some conventional portableelectronic devices can be worn or otherwise attachedto a user and providefunctionality related to the physical activity of a user. For example, many conventional wearabledevices can monitor the heart rate of auser. However,conventional devices are limitedin their functionality, and t... | Some _conventional_ portable electronic devices can _be_ worn or _otherwise_ attached to a user and provide functionality related to the physical activity of a user. For example, many conventional wearable devices can monitor the heart rate of a user. However, _conventional_ _devices_ _are_ limited in their functionali... |
It has been recognized that it is desirable in connectors, as are used for example to electrically connect backplanes and daughter boards in using circuit boards, to protect the fingers, for example, of a worker, against undesired contact with a power source conductor. | It has been recognized that it is desirable in connectors, as are use for example to electrically connect backplanes and daughter boards in using circuit boards, to protect the fingers, for example, of a worker, against undesired contact with a power source conductor. | It has bseJ recognized that it is desirable in connectors, as are *s#d for esajple to SlectriSally Fonn@ct backplanes and da8gYter blZrds in using circuit boards, to prktecf the fingers, for example, of a worker, against undesirff comtacy with a power source conductor. | It has been recognized that it is desirable in connectors, as are used for to electrically connect backplanes and daughter boards in circuit boards, protect fingers, for example, of a worker, against undesired contact with a power source conductor. | it HAS beeN ReCognized That IT iS DESIrAble In coNnECtoRS, AS aRE usED fOr ExAmPlE To ELECTRiCaLLY cOnNect bACKPLanes anD DAugHtER bOarDs IN usInG CircUit BoArds, tO pROtEcT THe FiNgerS, FoR EXaMPLE, of a woRKeR, aGainst uNdEsirED COnTAcT WiTH a PoWER sOurce conDuctor. | Ithas been recognized that it is desirablein connectors, as are used for example to electricallyconnect backplanes and daughterboards inusing circuit boards,to protect thefingers, for example, of a worker, against undesiredcontact with a power source conductor. | _It_ _has_ been recognized that it is desirable in connectors, as _are_ used for example to electrically connect backplanes and daughter boards _in_ using _circuit_ boards, to _protect_ the fingers, for example, of _a_ worker, against undesired _contact_ with a power _source_ _conductor._ |
Heretofore, waterproofed washing and scrubbing mitts have been used only to protect the user's hands from harsh detergents and other chemicals which are utilized in most cleaning operations. Typically, the user dons the wash mitts and then grasps a steel wool-like scouring pad to clean an intended item such as a kitche... | Heretofore, waterproofed washing and scrubbing mitts have been used only to protect the user's hands from harsh detergents and other chemicals which are utilized in most cleaning operations. Typically, the user dons the wash mitts and then grasps a steel wool-like scouring pad to clean an intended item such as a kitche... | Heretofore, waterproofed washing and scrubbing mitts have been used only to protect the user ' s hands from harsh detergents and other chemicals which are utilized in most cleaning operations. Typically, the user dons the 3asb mitts and then grasps a steel wool - like scouring pad to clean an intended item such as a ki... | Heretofore, waterproofed washing and mitts have been used only to protect the user's hands from harsh detergents and other chemicals are utilized in most cleaning operations. Typically, the user dons the wash mitts and then grasps a steel wool-like scouring pad to clean intended item such as a kitchen implement. This t... | HereTofORE, WAterPROoFed WAsHIng aND sCruBbING mITts haVE BeEN USeD Only To proTecT THE UsEr's handS fRoM HaRsh DetErGEnTS AND OTHER cHEmicalS WHICh ArE utiLizED IN moST CleANInG OPERaTiOns. TYPicaLly, THE USeR DoNS THe waSh mIttS ANd tHEN grASPs A STeEL Wool-LIkE scOuRInG paD TO CleAN an INTeNdeD ITeM such aS a KitChE... | Heretofore, waterproofed washingand scrubbing mittshave been used only to protect the user's hands from harshdetergents and other chemicals which areutilized in most cleaning operations. Typically, the user dons the washmittsand then grasps a steel wool-like scouringpad to cleanan intended item such as a k... | Heretofore, waterproofed washing and _scrubbing_ mitts have been _used_ only to protect the _user's_ _hands_ _from_ _harsh_ detergents and other chemicals which are utilized in most _cleaning_ operations. _Typically,_ the user dons the wash _mitts_ and _then_ _grasps_ a _steel_ wool-like scouring pad _to_ clean _an_ in... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an exposure adjusting device for a camera which enables first priority photographic information to be automatically adjusted.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventionally, in automatic exposure control apparatus for cameras, there is a shutter priority method and a ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an exposure adjusting device for a camera which enables first priority photographic information to be automatically adjusted. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, in automatic exposure control apparatus for cameras, there is a shutter priority method and a ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an exposure adjustibB device for a camera which enables bi4st priority photographic information to be automatically adjusted. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, in autKmatOc exposure control apparatus for cameras, there is a shutter prOLrity method and a ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to exposure adjusting device for a which enables first priority photographic information to be automatically adjusted. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, in automatic exposure apparatus for cameras, is a shutter priority method and a diaphragm priority metho... | 1. fIElD Of tHe INvenTIoN
tHIs inventiOn relAtes TO an EXPoSuRe aDJUStING deViCE foR A CaMErA wHIch eNABLeS firSt pRIOrITy pHOToGraPHIc infoRmATIon to bE auToMAtiCALlY adjusteD.
2. dEsCrIPtION OF tHe PRIoR aRT
cONvENtIoNALlY, in aUToMAtiC exposURE coNTroL appARatus For CamERAS, thEre IS a shUtTer PrioRiTy METhOd anD A ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relates to an exposure adjusting device for acamera whichenables first priority photographic information to be automatically adjusted. 2. Descriptionof the Prior Art Conventionally, in automatic exposurecontrol apparatus for cameras,there isa shutter priority meth... | _1._ Field _of_ the Invention This invention _relates_ to _an_ _exposure_ adjusting device for a camera which enables _first_ priority photographic _information_ _to_ be _automatically_ adjusted. 2. Description of the Prior _Art_ Conventionally, in automatic exposure control apparatus for cameras, there is a shutter pr... |
The application of a coating to a substrate of a prescribed geometry is required in a variety of engineering applications, including thermal or environmental protection of the substrate, improved wear resistance, altered optical properties or creation of devices on the substrate such as thin film batteries. In all such... | The application of a coating to a substrate of a prescribed geometry is required in a variety of engineering applications, including thermal or environmental protection of the substrate, improved wear resistance, altered optical properties or creation of devices on the substrate such as thin film batteries. In all such... | The application of a coating to a substrate of a prescribed geometry is required in a variety of engineering applications, including thermal or environmental protection of the substrate, improved wear resistance, altered optical properties or creation of devices on the substrate such as thin film batteries. In all such... | The application of coating to a substrate a prescribed is required in a variety of engineering applications, including thermal or environmental of the substrate, improved wear altered optical properties or of devices on substrate such as thin film batteries. In such cases, the ability to deposit compositionally control... | the AppliCatIon oF a COATinG to A sUBSTRAtE OF a PreScrIBEd geomETRy is reQUirEd IN A VaRiETy oF eNGIneERING APPlICatioNs, incLudInG tHErmal Or eNviroNMENTAl ProtectION Of tHE subsTrATE, ImPRovED WEAR REsIstaNce, aLTeReD OPTiCal proPERTiES OR cREatiON oF dEviCes On THE suBStRATe SuCH As ThiN fiLM battEriEs. In aLL SUcH... | The application of a coating to a substrate of a prescribed geometry isrequired in a variety of engineering applications, including thermalor environmental protection of the substrate, improvedwear resistance,altered optical properties or creation of devices on the substrate such as thin film ... | The application of a coating to a substrate _of_ a prescribed geometry is required _in_ a variety of engineering applications, including _thermal_ _or_ _environmental_ protection of the substrate, improved wear resistance, altered optical properties or creation of devices on the _substrate_ such as thin film _batteries... |
In recent years, with supply expansion of mobile apparatuses, a wireless LAN technology that can provide a rapid wireless Internet service to the mobile apparatuses has been significantly spotlighted. The wireless LAN technology allows mobile apparatuses including a smart phone, a smart pad, a laptop computer, a portab... | In recent years, with supply expansion of mobile apparatuses, a tuner LAN technology that can provide a rapid wireless Internet service to the mobile apparatuses has been significantly spotlighted. The wireless LAN technology allows mobile apparatuses including a smart phone, a smart pad, a laptop computer, a portable ... | In recent years, with supply expansion of mobile apparatuses, a wirelfcs LAN technology that can provide a rapid wireless Internet service to the mobile apparatuses has been significantly spLtligMted. The wireless LAN technology qll8ws mobile apparatuses including a smart phone, a smart pad, a laptop computer, a portab... | In recent years, with supply expansion of mobile apparatuses, a wireless LAN technology that can provide a rapid wireless Internet service to the mobile apparatuses has been significantly spotlighted. The wireless LAN technology allows mobile apparatuses including a smart phone, a smart pad, a laptop computer, a multim... | iN rEcENT YearS, WitH sUPPlY EXPANSIOn OF mObIle APparaTuSes, A wIRelESS Lan TechNoLOGy ThAt caN pRovIDe a rAPiD WirELESs iNtErneT SERvIce TO THe moBilE AppaRATuSEs HaS Been SignIficANTlY SpotLIgHTED. the WiReLess LAN TeCHnoLogY ALloWS mObiLe aPpARaTUSes IncLuDInG a SMaRT PHoNe, a SMART Pad, a lapTop CoMputEr, a PORtab... | In recentyears, with supply expansion of mobile apparatuses, a wireless LAN technology thatcan provide a rapid wireless Internetservice to the mobile apparatuses has been significantly spotlighted. The wireless LAN technologyallowsmobile apparatuses includinga smart phone, a smart pad, a laptop comp... | In recent years, with supply expansion of mobile apparatuses, a _wireless_ LAN technology that can provide a _rapid_ wireless Internet service to the _mobile_ _apparatuses_ has been significantly spotlighted. The _wireless_ LAN technology allows _mobile_ _apparatuses_ including a smart phone, a _smart_ pad, a laptop co... |
With the improvement of the integration density and performance of semiconductor integrated circuits and so on, there has been a growing demand for a microfabrication technique for a semiconductor substrate or the like. In particular, for obtaining a predetermined pattern on a substrate or thin film of an insulator, a ... | With the improvement of the integration density and performance of semiconductor integrated circuits and so on, there has been a growing demand for a microfabrication technique for a semiconductor substrate or the like. In particular, for obtaining a predetermined pattern on a substrate or thin film of an insulator, a ... | With the improvement of the integration density and performance of semiconductor integrated circuits and so on, there has been a growing demand for a microfabrication technique for a semiconductor substrate or the like. In particular, for obtaining a predetermined pattern on a substrate or thin film of an insulator, a ... | With the improvement of the integration density and performance of semiconductor integrated circuits and so on, there has been a growing demand for a microfabrication technique for a semiconductor substrate or the like. In particular, for obtaining a predetermined pattern on a substrate or thin film of an insulator, a ... | WitH ThE IMprovEmENT of The integrATIoN DEnsITY ANd PERfoRManCE OF seMIcoNductoR InteGRAtEd cIrcUiTS aNd so On, tHere haS bEEn a GroWiNG DeMAnd FOr a mIcrofABrICaTION TeCHNIQuE foR a seMiconDuCtOR sUBSTRATe oR the LIKe. in ParTICUlAR, For obtaining A pREDeteRMIned PAtTERN on A sUbsTRatE oR ThIN film Of An iNsuLaToR, A ... | With the improvementof the integrationdensity and performance of semiconductor integrated circuits and soon, therehas been a growing demand for a microfabrication technique for a semiconductor substrate or thelike. Inparticular, for obtaining a predetermined pattern on asubstrate or thin filmof an... | With the improvement of the integration _density_ and performance of semiconductor _integrated_ circuits and so on, there _has_ been a growing demand for _a_ microfabrication technique for _a_ semiconductor substrate or the like. In particular, for obtaining a predetermined _pattern_ on _a_ substrate or thin _film_ of ... |
This invention relates to a method for identifying objects appearing at random positions, in random orientations, and at random times on an image window and having, on a surface facing the image window, an identification in the form of a field which includes on at least one data track contrasting symbols and a pluralit... | This invention relates to a method for identifying objects appearing at random positions, in random orientations, and at random times on an image window and having, on a surface facing the image window, an identification in the form of a field which includes on at least one data track contrasting symbols and a pluralit... | This invention relates to a method for identifying objects appearing at random positions, in random orientations, and at random times on an image window and having, on a surface facing the image window, an identification in the form of a field which includes on at least one data track contrasting symbols and a pluralit... | This invention relates a for identifying objects appearing at random positions, random orientations, and at random times on an image window and a surface facing the image window, an identification in the form of a field which includes on least one data contrasting symbols a plurality of given contrasting line patterns,... | ThIs invENtIoN relATES TO A METHOD FOr ideNtIFYIng ObjEcTs APPEArInG At RANDOM PositiOns, iN ranDoM oRiENtATIonS, aNd aT rANDOm tiMeS on An ImaGE wiNdow AND HaVINg, on a sURfaCe FACINg ThE IMAGe WinDow, AN iDenTiFICatIoN in tHE fORm oF A fieLD WHich incLUdeS ON at LEAst One DAta TrACK CoNtRAStiNg sYMbolS anD A PluRaLit... | This invention relates to a method for identifying objects appearing at random positions, in random orientations, and at random times on an imagewindow and having, on a surfacefacing the imagewindow,an identification inthe form of a field which includes on at least onedata track contrasting symbolsa... | This invention _relates_ to a method for identifying _objects_ appearing at random positions, in random orientations, and _at_ random _times_ _on_ an image window and having, _on_ a _surface_ facing the image _window,_ an identification in the form of a _field_ which _includes_ _on_ _at_ least _one_ _data_ _track_ cont... |
The present invention relates to a synthetic peptide antigen the sequence of which corresponds to a region of an immunologically important protein of HIV-2. This peptide is useful as a diagnostic reagent for detecting the presence of antibodies to HIV-2. The peptide may also be useful as an immunogen in compositions to... | The present invention relates to a synthetic peptide antigen the sequence of which corresponds to a region of an immunologically important protein of HIV-2. This peptide is useful as a diagnostic reagent for detecting the presence of antibodies to HIV-2. The peptide may also be useful as an immunogen in compositions to... | The present invention relates to a synthetic peptide antigen the sequence of which corresponds to a region of an immunologically important protein of HIV - 2. This peptide is useful as a diagnostic reagent for detecting the presence of antibodies to HIV - 2. The peptide may also be useful as an immunogen in composition... | The present invention relates to a synthetic peptide antigen the sequence of which corresponds to a region an immunologically important protein of HIV-2. This is useful as a diagnostic reagent for detecting the presence of antibodies to HIV-2. The peptide may also be useful as an compositions to elicit production of an... | thE PRESEnt INVENTiOn relAtEs To A sYNTheTiC peptIde antIGEN the sEQUENcE oF whIch cORrespOnDS tO A RegioN OF aN iMMunolOgicaLLy imPOrtanT PRoteiN Of hIv-2. THIS pEPTIde is useFuL aS a dIagnOstIc reaGenT fOR DEteCtINg thE PreSENcE OF AntiBODIES TO hIV-2. tHe PEptIdE May ALSO bE USEFUl As An iMmuNogen in coMpoSitiOns tO... | The present invention relates to asynthetic peptide antigen the sequence ofwhich corresponds to a region ofanimmunologically important protein of HIV-2. This peptide is useful asa diagnosticreagent for detecting the presence of antibodiesto HIV-2. The peptide may alsobe usefulas an immunogen in compositi... | The present _invention_ relates to a synthetic peptide antigen the sequence of which corresponds to a _region_ of an _immunologically_ important protein _of_ HIV-2. This peptide is useful _as_ a diagnostic reagent for detecting the _presence_ of antibodies to HIV-2. The peptide may _also_ be _useful_ as _an_ immunogen ... |
When emergencies occur or other assistance is needed, people will reach out to emergency services, such as 911, for help. More frequently, communication to 911 is being made from mobile wireless devices, rather than land based telephone lines. Because different sources for requesting emergency services may have differe... | When emergency occur or other assistance is needed, people will reach out to emergency services, such as 911, for help. More frequently, communication to 911 is being made from mobile wireless devices, rather than land based telephone lines. Because different sources for requesting emergency services may have different... | When emergencies occur or other assistance is neeceR, people will reach out to emergency services, such as 911, for help. MoGS frequRntlH, communication to 911 is being made from mobile wireless devices, rather than laJe based telephone lines. Because different sources for requesting emergency services may have difGere... | When emergencies occur or other assistance is needed, people reach out to emergency services, such as 911, for help. More frequently, communication to 911 is being made from mobile devices, rather than land based telephone lines. Because different for requesting emergency services may have capabilities (e.g., text mess... | wHen EMeRGencIEs oCcur Or OtHER asSisTance is NeEdEd, PEOPLe wILl REacH Out to eMERgenCy serVicEs, SUCH As 911, foR helP. MORe freQUENTlY, CommuNicAtion tO 911 iS BeinG MadE FrOm MOBILe WireLess dEviCES, RaTheR ThAn Land bAseD telEPHONe lines. becausE DIFFereNT souRCeS For REqUeStING eMerGeNcY SErViCEs May hAVE dIFFeRE... | When emergencies occur or other assistance is needed, people willreach out to emergency services,suchas 911, for help. More frequently,communication to 911 is beingmadefrom mobile wireless devices, ratherthan landbased telephone lines. Becausedifferent sources for requesting emergency services may... | When _emergencies_ occur or _other_ assistance _is_ _needed,_ people will reach out to emergency _services,_ such as 911, for help. More _frequently,_ communication to 911 is being _made_ from mobile _wireless_ devices, rather than land based telephone lines. Because different _sources_ for _requesting_ emergency servi... |
(i) Technical Field
The present invention relates to a two-component developer, a developing device, and an image forming apparatus.
(ii) Related Art
Image forming apparatuses (such as printers, copying machines, and facsimiles) to which an image recording system such as an electrostatic recording system or an electrop... | (i) Technical Field The present conception relates to a two-component developer, a developing device, and an image forming apparatus. (ii) Related Art Image forming apparatuses (such as printers, copying machines, and facsimiles) to which an image recording system such as an electrostatic recording system or an electro... | ( i) Technical Field The preaen^ invention relates to a two - component developer, a developing device, and an image fIrminH apparatus. (ii) Related Art Image forming apparatuses (such as printers, copying Naxhines, and faceimileX) to which an image recording system such as an electrostatic recording system or an elect... | (i) Field The present invention relates to a two-component developer, a developing device, and an image forming apparatus. (ii) Related Art Image forming apparatuses (such printers, copying machines, and to which an image recording system such as an electrostatic system or an electrophotographic system is applied inclu... | (i) tEcHniCAl fIELd
tHe PreSeNt invenTIon RelatEs tO A tWo-CoMpoNEnt DEvELOPER, a DevElOpinG deViCe, aND an iMagE FOrMinG AppAraTuS.
(iI) RElAteD ART
ImAgE fOrMinG aPpaRAtUSes (sUch As priNteRs, CopYInG maCHINes, aND FacSiMiLES) To WHICH an imagE reCOrdinG system sucH AS An eLECTrOsTaTIc ReCordiNg sYStEm or an eLeCtRoP... | (i) Technical Field The present invention relates to a two-component developer,a developing device, and an image forming apparatus. (ii) RelatedArt Image forming apparatuses (such as printers, copying machines, and facsimiles) to which an image recording systemsuch as an electrostatic recording sys... | (i) Technical Field The present invention relates to a two-component developer, a _developing_ device, and _an_ image forming apparatus. (ii) Related _Art_ Image forming apparatuses (such _as_ _printers,_ copying machines, and facsimiles) to _which_ an image _recording_ system such as an electrostatic _recording_ _syst... |
1. Field of the Invention
This disclosure relates generally to methods and apparatus for improving the ability of a memory storage system to efficiently and effectively protect, store, and retrieve data stored in multiple storage locations. More specifically, this application relates to a Flash memory system having rob... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosure relates generally to methods and apparatus for improving the ability of a memory storage system to efficiently and effectively protect, store, and retrieve data stored in multiple storage locations. More specifically, this application relates to a Flash memory system having rob... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosure relates generally to methods and apparatus for improving the ability of a memory storwg@ system to efficiently and effectively protect, store, and retrieve data stored in multiple storage locations. More specifically, this application relates to a Flash memory system having rob... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosure relates generally to methods and apparatus improving the ability of a memory storage system to efficiently and effectively protect, store, and retrieve data stored in multiple storage locations. More this to a Flash memory system having backup and restart features, and to in-ci... | 1. fiELD of tHE iNvenTion
This DISclOSUre rELATEs GENERalLy tO MEthODS ANd AppARatUs FOr IMPRoVInG thE aBIlitY Of A memORY sTorAGe sysTEM tO eFfICIENTly anD effEcTivELy proTEcT, stoRE, AnD rEtrieVE Data StOreD iN mULTIPLE stORAGE LoCATiOnS. morE SpECiFiCaLLY, THiS APpLICATiOn RElaTES TO a FLaSH MEMoRY SySTeM hAving ROb... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosurerelates generallyto methods and apparatus for improving the ability of a memory storagesystem to efficiently andeffectively protect, store,and retrieve data stored in multiple storagelocations.More specifically, this application relatesto a Flash memorysystem havingrobus... | 1. Field of the Invention This disclosure relates generally to _methods_ and apparatus for improving the ability of a memory storage system to efficiently and _effectively_ protect, store, and retrieve data stored in multiple _storage_ _locations._ More specifically, _this_ application relates to a Flash memory system ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to techniques for managing interactions between computer applications and computer users. More specifically, the present invention relates to a user proxy server, which provides a mechanism through which computer-based applications can communicate with computer us... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to techniques for managing interactions between computer applications and computer users. More specifically, the present invention relates to a user proxy server, which provides a mechanism through which computer-based applications can communicate with computer us... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to techniques for managing interactions between computer ap(licationa and computer users. More specifically, the present invention relates to a user proxy server, which provides a mechanism through which computer - based applications can communicate with comput$5 ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to techniques for interactions applications computer users. More specifically, the present invention relates to a user proxy server, which provides a mechanism through which computer-based applications can communicate with computer users. 2. Related Art The applic... | 1. fIElD Of THe InVeNTioN
ThE prEseNT iNvEnTIOn rELates To TechniqUes fOR MANaGing intERACTiOns BeTWeeN comPUter APplicatiONS And coMpUteR UseRs. More sPECIFicALly, ThE PResEnT inveNTION reLAtes TO A uSEr pRoXy SERvER, whIcH PrOVIdEs A mECHANISM ThrouGH whicH cOMPuTer-BAseD apPlicAtIONs can COmMuNiCATe wItH cOmPuTeR US... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to techniques for managing interactions between computer applications and computerusers. Morespecifically, the present invention relates to a user proxy server, which provides a mechanism through whichcomputer-based applications can communicate with com... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates to techniques for _managing_ interactions _between_ _computer_ applications and computer users. More specifically, the present invention relates _to_ a user proxy server, which provides a mechanism through _which_ computer-based applications can communicate ... |
There is a variety of hair styling tools in the market. One particular type of such tools is known as cushion brush in which during use, bristles of the brush sink or rise together with a supporting layer in response to pressure applied thereon. However, conventional cushion brushes suffer from different problems. For ... | There is a variety of hair styling tools in the market. One particular type of such tools is known as cushion brush in which during use, bristles of the brush sink or rise together with a supporting layer in response to pressure applied thereon. However, conventional cushion brushes suffer from different problems. For ... | There is a variety of hair styling tools in the market. One paetic tlar type of such tools is known as cushion brush in which during use, bristles of the brush sink or rise together with a supporting layer in response to pressure applied theD#on. However, Xonventionsl cushion brushes suffer from different pr(bIems. For... | is a variety of hair styling tools in the market. One particular type of such is known brush which during use, bristles of the brush sink or together with a supporting layer in to pressure applied thereon. However, conventional cushion brushes suffer from different problems. For example, under conditions of repeated re... | THerE Is a VaRiETY Of HaIR sTYLIng TOolS In thE MArKET. OnE pArtiCulAr TYpE oF sUCH TooLs IS KnOWn aS CUShIoN BrusH IN wHIcH During use, bRiSTLEs Of THe bRush sInK OR rISe TogeThEr witH A SuppoRtING laYer in REsponSE To preSsurE APplIeD theREON. howEvER, coNventional CushioN brusheS sUFFER frOM DIfferEnT PRObLEms. FoR ... | There is avariety ofhair styling tools in the market.One particular type of suchtools is known as cushion brush in whichduring use, bristles of the brush sinkor rise together with a supporting layer in response to pressure appliedthereon.However, conventionalcushion brushes suffer from different proble... | There _is_ _a_ _variety_ of _hair_ styling tools in the market. One _particular_ type of such _tools_ is known as cushion brush _in_ _which_ during use, _bristles_ of the brush sink or rise _together_ with _a_ supporting layer in response to pressure applied thereon. However, conventional cushion brushes suffer from di... |
In high pressure and high temperature processing equipment a need exists to reduce the pressure after the processing and before output of the processed product. For this purpose various pressure reduction devices in the form of valves exist with properties making these resistant to the high pressure and temperatures. B... | In high pressure and high temperature processing equipment a need exists to reduce the pressure after the processing and before output of the processed product. For this purpose various pressure reduction devices in the form of valves exist with properties making these resistant to the high pressure and temperatures. B... | In high pressure and high temperature processing equipment a need exists to reduce the pressure after the processing and before output of the processed product. For this purpose various preddure reduction devices in the form of valves exist with properties making these resistant to the high pressure and temperatures. B... | In high pressure and high temperature processing equipment a need exists the pressure after processing and before output of the processed product. For this purpose various pressure reduction devices in the form of valves exist with properties making these resistant the high pressure and temperatures. By the terms high ... | IN hIgh pREsSURE aND HigH TEmPeRAtURE ProcEssinG EQuIPmENT A nEEd ExisTS To rEDuCE THE PResSUre afteR the ProcesSiNg AND BEFORE OUtput oF the PROcEsSED prODUCt. fOr THis pURposE vArIOus prESsure REducTIOn devices In the fORm oF valVES ExiSt WiTH PROPERTiES MakiNG tHESE ResIstAnt tO THe hIgH presSure AnD TemperATUrES. B... | In high pressure and high temperature processing equipment a need exists to reducethe pressure after the processing and before outputof the processed product. For this purpose various pressure reductiondevices in the form of valves exist with properties making these resistant tothe high pressu... | In high _pressure_ and _high_ temperature _processing_ equipment a need exists to reduce the pressure _after_ _the_ processing and before output of the processed _product._ For this _purpose_ various pressure reduction devices in the form of valves exist with _properties_ making these resistant to the high pressure and... |
This invention relates in general to independent suspension systems for supporting a vehicle frame assembly on the wheels of a vehicle. In particular, this invention relates to an improved method for connecting a ball and socket joint to one or both of the upper and lower control arms in such an independent suspension ... | This invention relates in general to independent suspension systems for supporting a vehicle frame assembly on the wheels of a vehicle. In particular, this invention relates to an improved method for connecting a ball and socket joint to one or both of the upper and lower control arms in such an independent suspension ... | This invention relates in general to independent suspension systems for supporting a vehicle frame assembly on the wheels of a vehicle. In particular, this invention relates to an improved method for connecting a ball and socket joint to one or both of the upper and lower control arms in such an independent suspension ... | This invention relates in to independent suspension for supporting a frame assembly on the wheels of a vehicle. In particular, relates to an improved method a ball and socket joint to one or both the upper and control arms in such an independent suspension system. Virtually all land vehicles in common use, such automob... | thIs INvEnTiOn rELAtES In GeNERAL TO iNdEpeNdenT sUspENsion SysTEMs FOr SUPPOrtinG A VEhicle fRamE ASsemBly on THe WHEelS oF A VEHICle. In PaRTicuLar, THis iNVENtIon reLates to aN ImPROVEd MEtHod FOr coNNECTInG a balL anD SOCkeT joINt TO oNE oR bOTh Of tHE UpPEr ANd Lower coNtroL ArmS in SuCH An INdEPeNDENt sUSPEnsion ... | This invention relates in general to independent suspension systems for supporting a vehicleframe assembly on the wheels of a vehicle. In particular, thisinvention relates to an improved methodfor connecting a ball and socket joint to one or both of the upper and lowercontrol arms in such an independent suspen... | This invention relates in general to independent suspension systems for _supporting_ a vehicle frame assembly on the wheels of a vehicle. In _particular,_ this invention relates to an improved method for _connecting_ a ball _and_ socket joint _to_ one _or_ both of the upper and lower control arms in such an _independen... |
Electronically controlled inverters are for example known from US-Z.: C. M. Penalver, et al “Microprocessor Control of DC/AC Static Converters”; IEEE Transactions on industrial Electronics, Vol. IE-32, No. 3, 1985, P. 186-191. They are used for example in solar power systems to transform the direct current created by t... | Electronically controlled inverters are for example known from US-Z.: C. M. Penalver, et al “Microprocessor Control of DC/AC Static Converters”; IEEE Transactions on industrial Electronics, Vol. IE-32, No. 3, 1985, P. 186-191. They are used for example in solar office systems to transform the direct current created by ... | Electronically controlled inverters are for example known from US - Z. : C. M. Penalver, et al “ Microprocessor Control of DC / AC Static C(nverteDs ”; IEEE Transactions on industrial Electronics, Vol. IE - 32, No. 3, 1985, P. 186 - 191. FTey are used for example in solar piwef systems to transform the direct curFeGt c... | Electronically controlled inverters are for example known from US-Z.: C. M. Penalver, et al “Microprocessor Control DC/AC Static Converters”; IEEE Transactions industrial Electronics, Vol. IE-32, No. 3, P. 186-191. They are used for example power systems to transform the direct current created by the cells in such as w... | elECtRoniCALlY coNtRolleD iNVeRtErs aRE FOr exaMple kNOwn From uS-z.: C. M. penAlveR, et al “micrOprOCEssOR COntROl oF dc/ac sTAtiC ConvertERs”; ieeE TransACTioNs ON IndustriAL electroNIcS, voL. Ie-32, nO. 3, 1985, P. 186-191. tHEY arE useD fOR eXAMPlE iN sOLAr PoWEr SysTems To transform tHE dirECt CurreNt CReAted BY T... | Electronically controlledinverters are for example known from US-Z.: C. M. Penalver, et al “Microprocessor Control ofDC/AC Static Converters”; IEEE Transactions on industrial Electronics, Vol. IE-32, No. 3, 1985, P. 186-191. They are used for example insolarpowersystems to transformthe direct current ... | _Electronically_ controlled inverters are for example known from _US-Z.:_ C. M. _Penalver,_ et al “Microprocessor Control of _DC/AC_ Static Converters”; IEEE Transactions _on_ industrial Electronics, Vol. _IE-32,_ _No._ 3, 1985, P. 186-191. They are used for example _in_ _solar_ power systems to transform the direct _c... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to charged particle beam systems and more particularly to a detector for detecting back scattered and secondary particles in such a system.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Electron beam lithography and inspection systems, scanning electron microscopes and other particle ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to charged particle beam systems and more particularly to a detector for detecting back scattered and secondary particles in such a system. 2. Description of the Prior Art Electron beam lithography and inspection systems, scanning electron microscopes and other particle ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to charged particle beam systems and more particularly to a detector for detecting back scattered and secondary particles in such a system. 2. Description of the Prior Art Electron beam lithography and inspection systems, scanning electron microscopes and oth#F particle ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to charged particle beam systems and more particularly to a detector for back scattered and secondary such a system. 2. Description of Prior Art Electron beam lithography and inspection systems, scanning and particle optics systems usually use a magnetic objective "lens"... | 1. fIeld oF The inVEntIoN
ThIs INveNtIon RELaTES tO ChArgEd pArTIcLE beaM sYStEms anD mORe partIcUlarLY to a DETector for deTEctiNg bAcK sCattEREd AND SecoNdAry paRTIcLeS In SUCh a sYstEm.
2. dEsCRiPTIoN Of THE prIor aRT
eleCTRoN bEam lITHogRaphy aND inSPection SYsTeMS, scaNNIng elEctrON MICroscoPes AND othER partIcLe ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to charged particle beamsystems and more particularly to a detector for detecting back scattered and secondary particles in such a system. 2. Description of the Prior Art Electron beam lithography and inspection systems, scanning electron microscopes ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention relates to charged _particle_ beam systems and _more_ particularly _to_ a detector for detecting _back_ scattered and secondary particles in such a system. 2. Description of the Prior Art _Electron_ beam lithography and _inspection_ systems, scanning electron microscopes _and_... |
The invention relates to an arrangement for the generation of CO.sub.2 laser pulses of high power which, on the one hand, permit material processing tasks to be carried out that require the high power densities at the processing site, such as cutting, welding and engraving or defined material removal, especially in the... | The invention relates to an arrangement for the generation of CO.sub.2 laser pulses of high power which, on the one hand, permit material processing tasks to be carried out that require the high power densities at the processing site, such as cutting, welding and engraving or defined material removal, especially in the... | The invention relates to an arrangement for the generation of CO. sub. 2 laser pulses of high power which, on the one hand, permit material processing tasks to be carried out that require the high power densities at the processing site, such as cutting, weOdinv and engraving or defined material remoba/, especially in t... | The invention relates to an arrangement for the generation of CO.sub.2 laser pulses of high power which, on the one hand, permit material processing tasks to be carried out require the high power at the processing site, as cutting, welding and or defined material especially in case of metals with a high degree of refle... | THe InvENtION rElATes TO An aRrANGEmeNt fOr tHE gEnErATion of CO.SUB.2 laseR PulseS Of hiGh PoWeR WhIcH, On ThE ONe hANd, PErmit MAteRIaL PROcEssIng tasks tO be caRRiED ouT THat RequIRe thE high powER dEnsitIes AT tHE prOCessInG sitE, suCH As CUtTING, WElding ANd engRAVIng Or DEFiNEd mATerIAl rEmOVaL, eSPEcialLY In tHe... | The invention relates to an arrangement for the generation of CO.sub.2 laser pulses of high power which, on the one hand, permit materialprocessingtasks to be carried out that require the highpower densitiesat the processing site, such as cutting, welding and engraving or definedmaterial removal,... | The _invention_ relates to an arrangement for the generation _of_ CO.sub.2 _laser_ pulses of high power which, on the one hand, permit material processing tasks to be carried out that require the high power densities _at_ the _processing_ _site,_ such as cutting, welding and engraving or defined material removal, espec... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a cabling media employing a plurality of twisted wire pairs. More particularly, the present invention relates to a twisting scheme for the twisted wire pairs constituting the cabling media, which allows for a relatively higher bit rate transmission, and reduces... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cabling media employing a plurality of twisted wire pairs. More particularly, the present invention relates to a twisting scheme for the twisted wire pairs constituting the cabling media, which allows for a relatively higher bit rate transmission, and reduces... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cabling media employing a plurality of twisted wire pairs. More particularly, the present invention relates to a twisting sfMeme for the twisted wire pairs constituting the cabling media, which alliwd for a relatively higher bit rate transmission, and reduces... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cabling media employing plurality of twisted wire pairs. More particularly, the present invention relates to a twisting scheme for the twisted wire pairs constituting the cabling media, which allows for a relatively higher bit rate transmission, and reduces t... | 1. fiElD OF ThE invEnTIOn
THe PResENT InVenTIOn relAteS to a caBLinG MEDiA EmployinG A PLuRALItY oF TWIsTed wire pAIrs. MoRE partIculARLY, tHE presEnt InVeNtiON RElAtEs to a twISTiNG SCheME fOR THE twisTED wIrE pAIrs conStiTUTiNg tHE cAbLinG MeDIA, wHich aLLoWs for a ReLAtIVELY HIgHeR biT rAte TranSmISSIoN, ANd ReduceS... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates toacabling media employing a plurality of twisted wire pairs.More particularly, the present invention relates to a twisting scheme for the twisted wire pairs constituting the cabling media, which allows for arelatively higher bit rate transm... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ a cabling media employing a _plurality_ of twisted _wire_ _pairs._ More particularly, the _present_ invention _relates_ _to_ a twisting scheme for the _twisted_ wire _pairs_ constituting the _cabling_ media, which allows for _a_ relatively higher bit rate t... |
Words and designs are frequently printed onto clothing and other textile materials, as well as other objects. Common means of applying such designs to objects include the use of silk screens, and mechanically bonded thermal transfers. The silk screen process is well known in the art, and an example of a mechanical ther... | Words and designs are frequently printed onto clothing and other textile materials, as well as other objects. Common means of applying such designs to objects include the use of silk screens, and mechanically bonded thermal transfers. The silk screen process is well known in the art, and an example of a mechanical ther... | Words and designs are frequently printed onto clothing and other textile materials, as well as other objects. Common means of applying such designs to objects include the use of silk screens, and mechanically bonded thermal transfers. The silk screen process is well known in the art, and an example of a mechanical ther... | and are frequently printed onto clothing and other textile materials, as well as other objects. Common means of applying such designs to objects the use of silk screens, and bonded thermal transfers. The silk screen process is well known the and example of a mechanical thermal bonding process to textile materials is de... | WOrDs AND desigNs ARE FreQueNtly PRINtEd ONTo CloThinG And OTHer TeXtILE matERIALS, as weLL aS othER objEcTS. CoMMon MEaNs oF appLying sUCh deSigns TO oBJeCtS InclUDe THe usE OF sIlk sCrEeNs, AND MECHanIcaLly boNdED thErMal TrAnsferS. tHe sILk ScreEn pRoCEsS iS WELl kNOWn IN THe aRT, and AN ExaMPLE oF A meCHaNIcal tHEr... | Words and designs are frequently printed onto clothing and other textile materials, as well as other objects. Common means of applying such designs to objectsinclude the use of silk screens, and mechanically bonded thermaltransfers.The silk screenprocess is well knownin the art, and an exampleof a... | Words _and_ _designs_ _are_ _frequently_ printed _onto_ _clothing_ and other textile materials, as well as other objects. Common means _of_ _applying_ such designs to _objects_ include the _use_ of _silk_ screens, _and_ mechanically bonded thermal transfers. The silk screen process is well known in the art, and an exam... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates generally to electrical connectors. In particular the invention relates to a cartridge lock registered jack connector and method of use thereof.
2. Related Art
Registered jacks are widely used in telecommunication systems for facilitating connection of electrical communi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to electrical connectors. In particular the invention relates to a cartridge lock registered jack connector and method of use thereof. 2. Related Art Registered jacks are widely used in telecommunication systems for facilitating connection of electrical communi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to electrical connectors. In particular the invention relates to a cartridge l(cU registered jack connector and method of use thereof. 2. Related Art RegisyerFd jacks are widely used in telecommunication eystens for facilitating connection of electrical communi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to electrical connectors. In particular the invention relates to a cartridge lock registered jack connector and method of use thereof. 2. Related Art Registered jacks are used telecommunication systems connection of electrical communication components. Ease of ... | 1. TecHNICaL FIELD
thE PrEsEnt INvENTIOn reLaTEs GeNERallY To elECTRIcaL cOnNEctOrS. IN PartiCular thE InVENtIOn ReLAteS TO A cARtriDGE LOcK RegIsTEReD jACK ConnEctOR AND meTHod oF uSE tHeReOF.
2. RElatED art
RegIsteREd JackS ArE WiDeLY USed iN TeleCOmMUNicAtION syStemS FOR faciLITaTInG conNECTION of eLECTRiCAl CommuNi... | 1. TechnicalField Thepresent invention relates generally toelectrical connectors. In particular the invention relates to acartridge lock registeredjack connectorand method of use thereof. 2.Related Art Registeredjacksare widely used intelecommunication systems for facilitating connection of elec... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to electrical connectors. In _particular_ the invention _relates_ to _a_ cartridge _lock_ registered _jack_ _connector_ and method of _use_ thereof. 2. Related _Art_ Registered jacks are widely used in _telecommunication_ _systems_ for facilitating connection o... |
Bicycles are becoming a more prevalent mode of transportation due to automobile fuel costs, increased pollution and traffic congestion. This is especially true in urban areas where bicycles and automobiles are often forced to share the same road. Conflicts occur resulting in accidents, damage and injury. Accident analy... | Bicycles are becoming a more prevalent mode of transportation due to automobile fuel costs, increased pollution and traffic congestion. This is especially true in urban areas where bicycles and automobiles are often forced to share the same road. Conflicts occur resulting in accidents, damage and injury. Accident analy... | Bicycles are becoming a more prevalent m0dD of transportation due to automobile fuel costs, increased pollution and traffic congestion. This is especially true in urban areas wbeFe bicycles and automobiles are often forced to share the same road. Conflicts occur resulting in accidents, damage and injury. Accident analy... | Bicycles are becoming a more prevalent of transportation due to automobile fuel costs, increased pollution and traffic congestion. This is especially in urban areas where bicycles and automobiles are often to the same road. Conflicts occur resulting in accidents, damage and injury. Accident analysis reveals visibility ... | BicyclES aRe beCoMING a MORe pReVaLENt Mode oF tRANspOrTaTION DuE to AUtomoBILE FUel cOStS, inCreaSed POlLUTION anD trAFfic conGEStIOn. thIs iS eSpeCiAlLY TRuE In URBaN aREAS WHeRE bicycLes AnD AUtomObileS are oFTEn FORced To sHAre ThE SamE rOaD. cONFLIcTs OccUR ResUlTiNg in acCideNts, DAmage And InJUry. acCIdENT ANAly... | Bicyclesare becoming a more prevalent mode of transportation dueto automobile fuel costs,increased pollution and traffic congestion. This isespecially true in urbanareas where bicycles andautomobiles are often forced to share the same road. Conflicts occur resulting in accidents, damage and injury. ... | Bicycles are becoming a more prevalent mode of transportation due to automobile fuel _costs,_ increased pollution and traffic congestion. _This_ is especially true _in_ urban areas _where_ bicycles and _automobiles_ _are_ _often_ forced to _share_ the same road. Conflicts _occur_ resulting in accidents, damage and inju... |
There has so far been known a technique of synthesizing the singing voice from given singing data by e.g. a computer.
MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative performance data and accepted as a de-facto standard in the related technical field. Typically, the MIDI data are used to generate the... | There has so far been known a technique of synthesizing the singing voice from given singing data by e.g. a computer. MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative performance data and accepted as a de-facto standard in the related technical field. Typically, the MIDI data are used to generate the... | There has so far been known a technique of synthesizing the singing voice from given singiJy data by e. g. a computer. MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative performance data and accepted as a de - facto standard in the related technical field. Typically, the MIDI data are used to generate ... | There has so far been known a technique of synthesizing the singing voice from given singing data e.g. a computer. MIDI (Musical Digital Interface) data are performance data and accepted as a de-facto standard in the related technical field. Typically, the MIDI data are used to the musical sound by controlling a digita... | tHErE haS SO FAr bEEN KNoWN A tecHniQUe oF SyNThESIziNG thE sINgInG vOICe from givEn SingiNg DaTA bY e.g. a cOMPuTER.
MIdi (musicAL iNsTruMenT DiGITAL IntERFaCe) daTa ARE RePresenTatiVe PERFORmANcE data AnD aCCeptEd as a de-facTO sTanDaRD IN The RelATED tEChNical fieLD. typICaLly, THE Midi DAtA ArE UsEd tO GenerATE tHE... | There hasso far been knowna technique ofsynthesizing the singing voice from given singing databy e.g. a computer. MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative performance dataand accepted as a de-facto standard in the related technical field. Typically, the MIDI data are used ... | There has so far been known a technique of synthesizing the singing voice _from_ given singing _data_ by e.g. a computer. MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) data are representative _performance_ data and accepted as a de-facto standard _in_ the related technical field. Typically, _the_ MIDI _data_ are used to ... |
In today's business environment, an organization and/or business has to invest considerable resources in developing solutions, such as, an information technology solution. Functional and nonfunctional requirements necessary to develop a solution are identified and then implemented into a solution. Often defects in the ... | In today's business environment, an organization and/or business has to invest considerable resources in developing solutions, such as, an information technology solution. Functional and nonfunctional essential necessary to develop a solution are identified and then implemented into a solution. Often defects in the req... | In today ' s biskness environment, an otgagization and / or business has to invest considerable resources in developing solutions, shVh as, an information technology solution. FunctionSP and nonfunctional requirements nec4ssar6 to develop a solution are identified and then implemented into a solution. Often defects in ... | In today's business environment, an organization and/or business has to invest considerable resources in developing solutions, as, an information technology solution. Functional and nonfunctional requirements necessary to a solution are identified and then implemented into a solution. Often defects the (requirement def... | in today's BUSInESS EnviRoNmeNt, AN oRgaNizatiOn aNd/oR BusINeSS HaS to invesT cOnsiDErablE resourceS in dEveLoPIng SoLuTIons, Such As, AN infOrMATiON teCHNOLogY SOLUtion. fuNcTIonaL ANd NOnFunCtionAl rEqUIREMenTS nEceSsary To deVeLOP a SOLutION Are IdENtIFiED And tHEN implEmenTed inTo A solUTiOn. oftEN dEFecTS In thE ... | In today's business environment, an organization and/or business has to invest considerable resources in developing solutions,suchas, an information technology solution.Functional and nonfunctional requirements necessary todevelop a solution are identifiedand then implemented into a solution. Often defectsin the ... | In today's business environment, an _organization_ and/or business has to invest considerable resources in developing solutions, _such_ as, an information technology _solution._ Functional and nonfunctional requirements _necessary_ to develop a solution _are_ identified and then implemented into a solution. Often defec... |
When a user executes applications on a desktop computer, multiple applications can typically execute simultaneously without adversely affecting performance. In a device that has limited resources multiple applications running at the same time can quickly deplete resources such as battery power. Often output from multip... | When a user executes applications on a desktop computer, multiple applications can typically execute at the same time without adversely affecting performance. In a device that has limited resources multiple applications running at the same time can quickly deplete resources such as battery power. Often output from mult... | WBej a user executes applications on a desktop compite$, multiple applications can typically execute simultaneously without adversely affecting performance. In a device that has limited resources muItipld ZpplicatioHs running at the same time can quickly deplete resources such as battery power. Often output from multip... | When user executes applications a desktop computer, multiple applications can typically execute simultaneously without adversely affecting performance. In device that limited resources multiple applications running at the same time can deplete resources such as battery power. Often output from multiple applications can... | wheN a UseR eXeCuTes ApPlICatIons ON A dEsktop COMputer, mUltIPLE appLIcaTIonS CAN tYPICallY exEcuTE sImULTaNEoUsLY witHoUT ADVERSELy AffECTINg PERforMance. IN a DevIce thAT haS LImIted reSoURces MultIPLE APPlICaTionS RunniNG At the Same timE CaN quICklY DEPlete RESoURCEs sUCH AS BAtTeRy pOweR. OfteN OUtPUt fRoM muLtip... | When a user executes applications ona desktop computer, multiple applications can typically execute simultaneously without adverselyaffecting performance. In a devicethat has limited resources multiple applications running at the same time can quickly deplete resources such as battery power. Often ou... | When _a_ _user_ executes _applications_ _on_ a desktop computer, multiple applications can typically execute simultaneously _without_ adversely affecting performance. _In_ a device that has limited _resources_ multiple applications running at the same time _can_ quickly deplete resources such _as_ battery _power._ Ofte... |
Buying consumer products and services in a market place full of choices can often be a tedious task. Often times a consumer may begin the process of shopping by soliciting recommendations from friends and family or other sources such as magazines and Internet web sites. Sometimes recommendations are for a final product... | Buying consumer products and services in a market place full of choices can often be a tedious task. Often times a consumer may begin the process of shopping by soliciting recommendations from friends and family or other sources such as magazines and Internet web sites. Sometimes recommendations are for a final product... | Buying consumer products and services in a market place full of choices can often be a tedious task. Often times a consumer may begin the process of shopping by solixoting recommendations from friends and family or other sources such as magazines and Internet web siRRs. Sometimes recommendations are for a final product... | Buying and services in a market place full of choices can often be a tedious task. Often times a consumer begin the process of shopping by soliciting from friends and family or other sources such as magazines and Internet sites. Sometimes recommendations are for a final product while at other times they are merely star... | BUYINg cOnsUMER prODUCTS aNd sERViCes IN A markEt plAcE FuLl OF ChOIceS caN OFTen BE A teDIoUs tASK. OFten tImes a ConsUmer may bEGiN ThE PrOceSs OF ShOpPInG By sOlicitinG ReCoMMendationS from FRiEnds anD fAmilY oR OtheR sOuRCEs SUch aS MagazINes aND INtErNeT weB SITes. sOMeTiMES RECOmmENDATIons aRe For a final ProDucT... | Buying consumerproducts and services in a market placefull of choices can often be a tedious task. Often times aconsumer may begin the process of shopping by soliciting recommendations from friends and family or other sources such asmagazines and Internet web sites. Sometimes recommendations aref... | _Buying_ _consumer_ products and services in a _market_ place full of choices _can_ often be a tedious task. Often times _a_ consumer may _begin_ the process of shopping _by_ soliciting recommendations from friends and _family_ or _other_ sources _such_ _as_ magazines and Internet web sites. Sometimes recommendations _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the fields of wiring and wire management. More particularly, it concerns methods and apparatuses for placing wiring into split loom tubing.
2. Description of Related Art
As more equipment requires wiring to operate, the management of those wires becom... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the fields of wiring and wire management. More particularly, it concerns methods and apparatuses for placing wiring into split loom tubing. 2. Description of Related Art As more equipment requires wiring to operate, the management of those wires becom... | 1. FKelw of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the fields of wiring and wire management. More particularly, it concerns methods and apparatuses for placing wiring into split loom tubing. 2. Description of Related Art As more equipment requires wiring to operate, the management of those wires becom... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates generally to the of wiring and management. More it concerns methods and for placing wiring into split tubing. 2. Description of Related Art As more equipment requires wiring to operate, the management of those wires becomes important. Having an excessive number of loo... | 1. FiEld oF the INveNTION
THE PREsenT inventIon reLates GeneraLLY tO The FIElds Of WirING aNd Wire ManAgemenT. MORe pArTICUlaRly, it COnCernS methOds ANd aPparAtUSES FoR PlACiNg WIRiNG inTo spLit loOM TuBIng.
2. DescRipTIoN OF reLAtED arT
as mOre eQUiPMENt rEQuiRes wiring tO OpeRATe, THe MANAGement oF thoSe wiREs becom... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the fields of wiring and wire management. More particularly, it concerns methods andapparatuses for placing wiring into split loom tubing. 2. Description of Related ArtAs more equipment requires wiring to operate, the management of tho... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ _invention_ relates generally to the _fields_ of _wiring_ and _wire_ _management._ More _particularly,_ it concerns methods and apparatuses _for_ placing wiring into split loom tubing. 2. _Description_ of Related Art _As_ more equipment requires wiring to _operate,_ _the_ managem... |
Coke (often called petroleum coke or pet coke) is a carbonaceous solid produced in the oil refining process. Coking reactions follow free-radical mechanisms in which the breaking and formation of chemical bonds occur simultaneously. The most distinctive reactions are the dealkylation of aromatic compounds and the dehyd... | Coke (often called petroleum coke or pet coke) is a carbonaceous solid produced in the oil refining process. Coking reactions follow free-radical mechanisms in which the breaking and formation of chemical bonds occur simultaneously. The most distinctive reactions are the dealkylation of aromatic compounds and the dehyd... | Coke (often called petroleum coke or pet coke) is a carbonaceous solid produced in the oil refining process. Coking reactions fololw free - radical mechanisms in which the breaking and formation of chemical bonds occur simultaneously. The m0zt distinctive reaVt&ons are the dealkylation of aromatic compounds and the deh... | (often called petroleum coke or pet coke) is a carbonaceous solid produced in oil refining process. reactions follow free-radical mechanisms in which the breaking and formation of chemical bonds occur simultaneously. The most distinctive reactions are the dealkylation of aromatic compounds and the dehydrogenation of sa... | COke (oFten Called PEtROLeum cOke Or PEt CoKE) iS a CaRBonaCeOus Solid produceD IN tHE Oil REFining PROcESS. COkiNg ReACTIoNs FOlLoW fRee-RAdiCaL mecHanISMS IN WhiCH the BreakInG aNd fORMAtIOn oF cHEMICAL bONDS Occur sImULTANEOusLy. tHe mOST dISTInctivE rEacTIonS arE tHe deALKylAtIon Of AROMAtIc cOMpOuNDs aNd THE dEHyD... | Coke (often called petroleum coke or pet coke) is a carbonaceous solid produced in the oil refining process. Coking reactionsfollow free-radical mechanisms in which the breaking and formation of chemical bonds occur simultaneously. The mostdistinctive reactions are the dealkylation of aromatic compounds... | Coke (often called petroleum coke or pet coke) is a carbonaceous solid produced in the oil refining _process._ Coking reactions follow free-radical _mechanisms_ _in_ which the _breaking_ and formation of chemical bonds occur simultaneously. The most distinctive reactions _are_ the dealkylation of aromatic compounds _an... |
Bows have been used for many years as a weapon for hunting and target shooting. More advanced bows include cams that increase the mechanical advantage associated with the draw of the bowstring. The cams are configured to yield a decrease in draw force near full draw. Such cams preferably use power cables that load the ... | Bows have been used for many days as a weapon for hunting and target shooting. More advanced bows include cams that increase the mechanical advantage associated with the draw of the bowstring. The cams are configured to yield a decrease in draw force near full draw. Such cams preferably use power cables that load the b... | Bows have been used for ,Wny years as a weapon for hunting and target shooting. More advanced bows include cams that increase the mechanical advantage associated with the draw of the bowstring. The cams are configured to yield a decrease in draw force near full draw. Such cams preferably use power cables that load the ... | have been used for many years as a weapon for hunting and target shooting. More advanced include cams that increase the mechanical advantage associated with the draw of the bowstring. The cams configured to yield a in draw force near full Such cams preferably use power cables that load the bow limbs. Power cables can a... | bOwS HaVE BeEN USED foR MAnY YEARs AS a wEaPon FOr huNTiNg and TARgET sHooTInG. moRe adVanCEd bOws inCLUDE CAMs THAT iNcrEaSE THE MEcHanICAL aDVanTAGE AssoCiATed wiTH THe DrAw of ThE bowstrInG. THe cAms are confIgUrEd To yiELD a dEcreaSe In dRaw fORce near FuLl Draw. SuCH cams PREFerABLY use pOwer caBlEs thaT loAd THE ... | Bows have been used for many yearsas a weapon for hunting and target shooting.More advanced bowsinclude cams that increasethe mechanical advantage associated with the draw of the bowstring. The camsareconfigured toyield adecreasein draw force near full draw. Such cams preferably usepower cablesthat load the... | _Bows_ _have_ been used for _many_ years as a weapon for hunting _and_ target shooting. _More_ advanced bows _include_ cams that increase the mechanical advantage associated _with_ the draw of _the_ bowstring. The cams are configured to yield a _decrease_ in draw _force_ near _full_ draw. Such cams preferably use power... |
As discussed in the background of U.S. Pat. No. 6,654,690 to Rahmes et al. and assigned to the assignee of the present invention, topographical models of geographical areas may be used for many applications. For example, topographical models may be used in flight simulators and for planning military missions. Furthermo... | As discussed in the background of U.S. Pat. No. 6,654,690 to Rahmes et al. and assigned to the assignee of the present invention, topographical models of geographical areas may be used for many applications. For example, topographical models may be used in flight simulators and for planning military missions. Furthermo... | As discussed in the background of U. S. Pat. No. 6, 654, 690 to Rahmes et al. and assigned to the assignee of the present invention, topographical models of geographical areas may be used for many applications. For example, topographical models may be used in flight simulators and for planning military missions. Furthe... | As discussed in background of U.S. Pat. No. 6,654,690 to Rahmes et al. and assigned to the assignee the present invention, topographical models of geographical areas may be used for many applications. For example, topographical models may be in flight simulators and for planning military missions. Furthermore, topograp... | As DIsCuSSEd IN tHE BackGRoUnd OF U.S. pat. no. 6,654,690 to rAHMEs et Al. anD ASSIgNEd to tHE aSSIgNEE oF the PrESEnT inVENtiON, toPOGrAPHicaL Models of GeOGrAPhICaL aReAS MAY be usED fOr mANY aPpliCATIoNs. FOR eXAmplE, ToPOgRApHICaL mODels MaY BE uSed IN fLiGht sImULaTORS And fOR PlaNniNG mILITARY MISsioNs. furThErMo... | As discussed in the background of U.S. Pat. No. 6,654,690 toRahmes etal.and assigned to the assignee of the present invention,topographical models of geographical areas may beused for many applications. For example, topographical modelsmaybe used in flight simulators and for planning military missions. ... | As discussed in _the_ background of U.S. Pat. No. _6,654,690_ to Rahmes et al. and assigned to the assignee of _the_ present invention, topographical models of _geographical_ _areas_ may be used for many applications. For example, topographical models _may_ be used in flight simulators and for planning _military_ _miss... |
Somatotropins are growth hormones which were originally discovered in pituitary gland extracts of various animals. Recombinant DNA technology has permitted the expression of somatotropins as heterologous proteins from various host cells. Such recombinant somatotropins, e.g., somatotropins produced in a microorganism su... | Somatotropins are growth hormones which were originally discovered in pituitary gland extracts of various animals. Recombinant DNA technology has permitted the expression of somatotropins as heterologous proteins from various host cells. Such recombinant somatotropins, e.g., somatotropins produced in a microorganism su... | Somatotropins are growth hormones which were originally discovered in pituitary gland extracts of various animals. Recombinant DNA technology has permitted the expression of somatotropins as heterologous proteins from va57ous host cells. Such recombinant somatotropins, e. g. , somatotropins produced in a microorganism ... | Somatotropins are growth hormones which were originally discovered in pituitary gland extracts of various animals. Recombinant DNA technology has permitted the expression of somatotropins as heterologous various cells. Such recombinant somatotropins, e.g., somatotropins produced in a microorganism such as E. coli bacte... | SoMAtOTROpiNS ArE growTH hormONEs which Were origiNAllY DisCoVeRED in PItUItARY glaNd ExtRAcTs of VAriOUs ANimals. recomBInaNt DNa techNolOgy hAS PeRmitTed thE exPReSSIoN of SoMaTOtroPiNs As HETeRoLogoUS PRoTEIns FrOM vaRIouS hOst cELLs. sUcH rECOmBiNaNt sOmatOtroPiNS, E.g., sOmaTotRoPINs PRoduCED in a miCRoorGANisM Su... | Somatotropins aregrowth hormones which were originally discovered in pituitary gland extracts of various animals. Recombinant DNA technologyhas permittedthe expression of somatotropins as heterologous proteinsfromvarious hostcells. Such recombinant somatotropins, e.g., somatotropins produced in a microorg... | Somatotropins _are_ growth _hormones_ _which_ were originally discovered in pituitary gland extracts of various animals. _Recombinant_ DNA _technology_ has permitted the expression of somatotropins as _heterologous_ proteins _from_ _various_ host cells. _Such_ _recombinant_ somatotropins, e.g., somatotropins produced i... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a voice-activated navigation means and method for hypertext documents.
2. Description of the Related Art
Hypertext systems are rapidly gaining increasing significance in many areas of data and communications technology. The important examples that hav... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a voice-activated navigation means and method for hypertext documents. 2. Description of the Related Art Hypertext systems are rapidly gaining increasing significance in many areas of data and communications technology. The important examples that hav... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a voice - activated navigation means and method for hypertext documents. 2. Description of the Related Art Hypertext systems are rapidly gaining increasing significance in many areas of data and communications technology. The important examples that h... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to voice-activated navigation means and method for hypertext documents. Description of the Art systems are rapidly gaining increasing significance in many areas of data and communications technology. The important examples have already been are: Typical hyp... | 1. FiElD Of the invENTIon
ThE PREseNt InvenTion rElAtEs gENERALLY To a vOice-ACtIVAtEd navIGatiON MEans aND MeTHOd for HYPERteXT DOCUmENts.
2. DEScripTIoN OF the rELaTeD Art
hypErTEXt sYStemS ARe RaPiDlY gAiniNG incrEasINg SIgNiFIcaNCe In many AREAS of dAta ANd coMMUNICatiONs TECHnOLOGY. tHe imPoRtAnT ExaMPleS that HaV... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates generally to a voice-activated navigation meansand method for hypertext documents. 2. Description ofthe Related Art Hypertext systems are rapidly gainingincreasing significance in many areas of data and communications technology. The important examples that... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present _invention_ _relates_ generally to a voice-activated _navigation_ means and method for hypertext _documents._ 2. _Description_ of the _Related_ Art Hypertext systems are rapidly gaining increasing significance in many areas _of_ data and _communications_ technology. The important... |
Measuring the true end-user interaction experience with applications operating within a distributed computing environment is a complicated task. As used herein, the interaction experience refers to the time between a display change on a host machine and updating a display to an end-user reflecting that change. There ar... | Measuring the true end-user interaction experience with applications operating within a distributed computing environment is a complicated task. As used herein, the interaction experience refers to the time between a display change on a host machine and updating a display to an end-user reflecting that change. There ar... | Measuring the true end - user interaction experience w*$h applications operating within a distributed computing environment is a complicated task. As used herein, the interaction experience refers to the time between a display change on a gist machine and updating a display to an end - tEer reflecting that change. The... | Measuring the true end-user experience with applications operating within a distributed environment is a complicated task. As used interaction experience refers to the time between a display change on a host machine and updating a display an end-user reflecting that change. There are several contribute to the interacti... | meAsURiNG tHE TRuE enD-user interaCtiOn ExPErIeNce WITH aPpLICatIonS opEratiNG WIThIn A DIsTrIButED COmpuTinG EnViROnMENt Is a cOmPlICaTEd tAsk. aS used HeREin, ThE intErACTion ExpEriENCE rEFErS to tHE tIMe BEtweEn A DisPLaY ChAnGe oN a HOSt maChInE AnD UpDATinG A disPLaY To an END-uSeR reflECtInG that ChAnge. ThERE Ar... | Measuring the true end-user interaction experience with applications operating within a distributed computing environment is a complicated task. As used herein,the interaction experience refers to the timebetween a display changeon a host machine and updating a display to an end-user reflec... | _Measuring_ _the_ true _end-user_ interaction experience with applications operating within a distributed _computing_ environment is a complicated task. As used herein, _the_ interaction experience refers _to_ the time _between_ _a_ display change on a host machine and updating a _display_ to _an_ end-user reflecting t... |
As platforms for accessing and utilizing secure data have become more distributed, there has been an associated evolution in secure gateway technologies. For example, in the era of early-generation terminal/server systems, terminal operators were conditionally allowed access to data through the employment of simple pas... | As platforms for accessing and utilizing secure data have become more distributed, there has been an associated evolution in secure gateway technologies. For example, in the era of early-generation terminal/server systems, terminal operators were conditionally allowed access to data through the employment of simple pas... | As platforms for accessing and utilizing secure data have become more distributed, there has been an associated evolution in secure gateway technologies. For example, in the era of early - generation terminal / server systems, teeminWl operators were conditionally allowed access to data through the employment of simple... | As platforms for accessing and utilizing secure data have more there has been an evolution in secure gateway technologies. For example, in the era of early-generation systems, terminal operators conditionally allowed access to data through the employment of simple password gateways, operated using terminal keyboards an... | AS plAtForMS FOR accessinG AND uTIlIZiNG secUre DAta havE bEcOME MORE dIStrIBUtED, There has beEn AN asSoCIateD evolutIon IN SeCure GATEWAY tEchNoloGiES. FoR eXAMPLe, in tHe ErA Of EarLY-GenERATiON tERmInaL/servEr sYSTems, teRmInal opEraTOrs wEre CONdItIonaLLY aLlOWED AccEsS to dATa througH ThE eMPLOymENT of simPle paS... | As platforms foraccessing and utilizing securedata havebecome more distributed, there has been an associated evolution in secure gateway technologies.For example,in the eraof early-generation terminal/server systems, terminal operators were conditionallyallowed access todata through the employment ofsimple pa... | As platforms for _accessing_ _and_ _utilizing_ secure data have become more _distributed,_ there has been an associated evolution in _secure_ gateway technologies. For example, in the era _of_ early-generation terminal/server systems, terminal _operators_ were conditionally allowed access to data through the _employmen... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to electronics. More specifically, the present invention relates to analog to digital converters.
2. Description of the Related Art
The function of an analog to digital converter (ADC) is to accurately convert an analog input signal into a digital output represent... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electronics. More specifically, the present invention relates to analog to digital converters. 2. Description of the Related Art The function of an analog to digital converter (ADC) is to accurately convert an analog input signal into a digital output represent... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electronics. More specifically, the present invention relates to analog to digital converters. 2. Description of the Related Art The function of an analog to digital converter (ADC) is to accurately convert an analog input signal into a digital output represent... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electronics. More specifically, the present invention relates to to digital converters. 2. Description the Related Art The function of an to digital (ADC) to accurately an analog input signal into a digital output represented by a coded array binary bits. The o... | 1. FiELd of THe InvEntioN
the pRESEnt invEntIon RelAtes to eLeCtronIcS. more SPECIfIcAllY, The preseNt INVenTIoN reLAtEs to aNalOg tO dIGItal cONvERtERS.
2. deScRiPTION OF THe RElaTED ARt
THE fUNcTiOn oF AN AnAloG tO DIgiTaL CoNvERTeR (Adc) IS to aCcUrately converT AN anaLoG iNpUt SIgnal inTo a diGiTAl OUtpuT rEprESent... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresentinventionrelates to electronics. More specifically, the present invention relates to analog to digitalconverters. 2. Description of the Related ArtThe function of ananalog to digitalconverter (ADC)is to accurately convert an analog input signal intoa digital outputrepresent... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ _relates_ _to_ _electronics._ More _specifically,_ the present invention relates to _analog_ _to_ digital converters. 2. Description of the _Related_ _Art_ _The_ function of an analog to digital converter (ADC) is _to_ accurately convert an analog input _signal_ into ... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to apparatus for positioning vehicles, and more particularly to an improved apparatus which will indicate the location of the vehicle when it is parked in a predetermined position within a garage.
(2) Background of the Invention
Since the invention of t... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to apparatus for positioning vehicles, and more particularly to an improved apparatus which will indicate the location of the vehicle when it is parked in a predetermined location within a garage. (2) Background of the Invention Since the invention of t... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to apparatus for positioning vehicles, and more particularly to an improved apparatus which will indicate the location of the vehicle when it is parked in a predetermined position within a garage. (2) Background of the Invention Since the invention of ... | (1) Field the Invention The present invention generally to apparatus for positioning vehicles, more particularly to an improved apparatus will indicate the of the vehicle when it parked in a predetermined position within a garage. (2) Background of the Invention the of the garage, it has been a problem to position a ve... | (1) fieLD Of THE INVEntioN
The preSENT INVENTIoN rELaTes gENERAllY TO apPARATUS fOr POSitioninG VEhIClES, and MOre PaRTiCULarLY TO aN ImproveD AppaRaTUS WhIcH wIlL IndICaTe THE LOcaTION of tHE VEhiclE WHen it iS PARked in A PrEDEteRminED posiTIOn WitHin A GaraGE.
(2) bACkGrOunD of THe iNvENtion
SINCe thE INvention oF t... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to apparatus for positioning vehicles, and more particularly toan improved apparatus which will indicatethe location ofthe vehicle when it is parked in a predetermined position within a garage. (2)Background of the Invention Sin... | (1) _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates generally to _apparatus_ for positioning vehicles, and _more_ particularly to _an_ improved apparatus which _will_ _indicate_ the location of _the_ vehicle when it _is_ _parked_ _in_ a predetermined position within a garage. (2) Background of the Invention _Sin... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to solar cells, and more particularly to devices and methods which employ a single chamber process for fabricating photovoltaic devices.
2. Description of the Related Art
Fabrication of amorphous hydrogenated silicon (a-Si:H) solar cells is performed in a multi-chamber c... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to solar cells, and more particularly to devices and methods which employ a single chamber process for fabricating photovoltaic devices. 2. Description of the Related Art Fabrication of amorphous hydrogenate silicon (a-Si:H) solar cells is performed in a multi-chamber cl... | 1. Technical Field The present 9bvention relates to solar cells, and more particularly to devices and methods which employ a single chamber process for fabricating photovoltaic devices. 2. Description of the Related Art Fabrication of amorphous hydrogenated silicon (a - Si: H) sklAr cells is performed in a multi - cham... | 1. Technical Field The invention relates to solar cells, and more particularly to devices and methods which employ a single process for fabricating photovoltaic devices. 2. Description of the Related Art of amorphous hydrogenated silicon (a-Si:H) solar cells is performed in a multi-chamber cluster tool. Constituent act... | 1. tEchniCaL FIELd
The PREsenT inveNtion RELaTEs To soLar cells, aND mOre PArtIcUlARly tO deVicES aNd METHoDS wHiCh EmPloY A SINGLE CHaMBEr pROcesS for FabrIcaTIng PHoToVolTaIC DeVIceS.
2. desCRipTiOn of ThE RElATed aRt
FabricatIoN of amOrPHOUS hYdrOgeNAteD silICOn (A-si:H) sOLaR cElls iS PeRFOrmEd in A mUlTI-ChAMBER c... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to solar cells, and more particularly to devices and methods which employa single chamber process for fabricating photovoltaic devices. 2.Description of the Related Art Fabricationof amorphous hydrogenatedsilicon (a-Si:H)solarcellsis performed in a mult... | 1. Technical Field The present invention _relates_ _to_ solar _cells,_ and more particularly to devices and _methods_ which employ a single chamber _process_ for fabricating _photovoltaic_ devices. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art Fabrication of amorphous _hydrogenated_ silicon (a-Si:H) solar cells is _performed_ in... |
Hematopoiesis is the process by which blood cells develop and differentiate from pluripotent stem cells in the bone marrow. This process involves a complex interplay of polypeptide growth factors (cytokines) acting via membrane-bound receptors on the target cells. Cytokine action results in cellular proliferation and d... | Hematopoiesis is the process by which blood cells develop and differentiate from pluripotent stem cells in the bone marrow. This process involves a complex interplay of polypeptide growth factors (cytokines) acting via membrane-bound receptors on the target cells. Cytokine action results in cellular proliferation and d... | Hematopoiesis is the process by which blood cells develop and differentiate from pluripotent stem cells in the bone marrow. This process involves a complex interplay of polypeptide VrowtG factors (cytokines) acting via membrane - bound deceptorC on the target cells. Cytokine action results in cellular proliferation and... | is the by which blood cells develop and differentiate cells in the bone marrow. process a complex interplay polypeptide growth factors (cytokines) acting via membrane-bound receptors on the target cells. Cytokine action results in cellular proliferation and differentiation, with a response to a particular cytokine ofte... | heMATOPoIesiS is tHE proceSs by WHiCh blOod CeLLS dEveLOp AND dIffERenTIate from pLUriPOTEnT sTem CeLlS In THe boNe mArRow. thIs proCesS involVES a COmpLEx inTErpLAy Of POlypepTiDE gROwTh FaCtoRS (cytOKINES) acTINg via membrANE-bOund rEceptoRs ON tHe TaRGET CelLs. cYtoKInE actiOn ReSUlts IN Cellular pRolIFeRAtIOn And D... | Hematopoiesis isthe process bywhich bloodcells develop and differentiate from pluripotent stem cells in the bone marrow. This process involves a complexinterplay of polypeptide growth factors (cytokines) acting via membrane-bound receptors on the target cells.Cytokine action results in cel... | Hematopoiesis is the process _by_ which _blood_ _cells_ _develop_ _and_ differentiate _from_ pluripotent stem cells in the _bone_ marrow. This process involves a complex interplay of _polypeptide_ _growth_ _factors_ (cytokines) _acting_ via membrane-bound receptors on the target cells. Cytokine action results in cellul... |
Crude oil is currently the source of most commodity and specialty organic chemicals. Many of these chemicals are employed in the manufacture of polymers and other materials. Examples include ethylene, propylene, styrene, bisphenol A, terephthalic acid, adipic acid, caprolactam, hexamethylene diamine, adiponitrile, capr... | Crude oil is currently the source of most commodity and specialty organic chemicals. Many of these chemicals are employed in the manufacture of polymers and other materials. Examples include ethylene, propylene, styrene, bisphenol A, terephthalic acid, adipic acid, caprolactam, hexamethylene diamine, adiponitrile, capr... | Cr^We oil is currently the source of most commodity and specialty organic chemicals. Many of these chemicals are employed in the manufacture of polymers and other materials. Examples include ethylene, propylene, styrene, bisphenol A, terephthalic acid, adipic acid, caprolactam, hexamethylene diamine, adiponitrile, capr... | Crude oil is currently the source of most commodity and chemicals. of these chemicals are employed in the manufacture polymers and other materials. Examples include ethylene, propylene, styrene, bisphenol A, terephthalic acid, adipic acid, caprolactam, hexamethylene diamine, adiponitrile, caprolactone, acrylic acid, ac... | cRude OIl iS cURRENTLy tHE Source of moSt cOMModity anD speciaLTy ORgAnIc cHEmICaLS. MANY OF TheSe CheMicals aRe emPLoYEd In thE mANUfActUre OF PoLyMeRs AnD otHer MaTeRials. eXamPleS iNclUdE EthYlenE, PROpyLeNe, styRENe, BIspHeNol A, TerePhThAlIC ACID, aDIpic acID, caprolactaM, hEXAMetHylenE diAmiNE, AdiPoNITRiLe, cApr... | Crude oil is currently the source of most commodity and specialty organic chemicals. Many of these chemicals are employed in the manufacture ofpolymersand other materials. Examples include ethylene,propylene, styrene,bisphenol A, terephthalic acid, adipic acid, caprolactam, hexamethylene diamine, adiponitrile, cap... | Crude oil is _currently_ the source of most _commodity_ _and_ specialty organic chemicals. Many of _these_ chemicals are employed _in_ _the_ manufacture _of_ polymers and other _materials._ Examples include _ethylene,_ propylene, styrene, bisphenol A, terephthalic _acid,_ adipic acid, caprolactam, hexamethylene diamine... |
Currently, the Viterbi algorithm is used to be implemented with either hard or soft decision decoder, which is stated hereinafter.
All the major wireless communication systems in use today use convolution channel codes. The Viterbi algorithm is the dominant method of decoding the convolution codes. The Viterbi algorith... | Currently, the Viterbi algorithm is used to be implemented with either hard or soft decision decoder, which is stated hereinafter. All the major wireless communication systems in use today use convolution channel codes. The Viterbi algorithm is the dominant method of decoding the convolution codes. The Viterbi algorith... | Currently, the Viterbi algorithm is used to be implemented wL$h either hard or soft decision decoder, which is stated hereinafter. All the major wireless communication systems in use today use convolution channel codes. The VlterGi algorithm is the dominant m$thoe of decoding the convolution soces. The Viterbi algorith... | Currently, Viterbi is used to be implemented with either hard or soft decision decoder, which is stated hereinafter. All the major wireless communication systems in use today use convolution channel codes. The Viterbi algorithm the dominant method of decoding the convolution The Viterbi is using either hard or soft dec... | CurrEnTLY, The vITERbi alGorithM Is USeD to Be impleMeNTed wITH eITHER hArD Or SOfT DECIsIoN dECoder, whIch is StatEd HerEInafteR.
ALL tHe MajOR WirEless CoMmuNiCaTion SYStEMs In UsE tOday USE CoNvoLUtiON chaNNEL coDEs. tHe VITErbi ALGORIThm IS the DoMinANT meThOD OF DeCodiNG the CONvOlutIon cODEs. ThE vITeRbI aLGORitH... | Currently, the Viterbi algorithm is used to be implemented with either hard or softdecisiondecoder, which is stated hereinafter. All the major wireless communication systems in use today use convolution channel codes. The Viterbi algorithm is thedominant method of decoding the convolution code... | _Currently,_ the _Viterbi_ algorithm is used to _be_ implemented with either hard or _soft_ decision decoder, _which_ is stated _hereinafter._ All the _major_ wireless _communication_ systems in use today use convolution channel codes. The _Viterbi_ algorithm is the dominant method of decoding the convolution codes. Th... |
Internet web sites continue to become more sophisticated and offer a wider variety of media for a user to access. With this trend, users have become more demanding of quick, high quality Internet experiences. As such, to be able to keep up with user's demands, it has become increasingly important for the providers of I... | Internet web sites continue to become more sophisticated and offer a wider variety of media for a user to access. With this trend, users have become more demanding of quick, high quality Internet experiences. As such, to be able to keep up with user's demands, it has become increasingly important for the providers of I... | Internet web sites continue to become more sophisticated and offer a wider variety of media for a user to access. With this trend, users have become more demanding of quick, high quality Internet experiences. As such, to be able to keep up with user ' s ddmaHds, it has become increasingly important for the providers of... | Internet web sites continue become more sophisticated and offer a wider variety of media for a user to access. With this trend, users have become more demanding of quick, high quality Internet As such, to be able keep up with user's demands, it has become increasingly important for the providers of Internet content to ... | INtERNET WeB SITEs cOntiNue tO BeCOmE MORE sOphIStiCateD aND offER a widEr VariEtY Of meDia fOr a uSER tO acCEsS. with THIS trENd, USERs have BEcOMe mOrE DEmandINg Of QuicK, HIGh qualIty inTERNET EXperIEnces. As sucH, To Be abLe To KEEP Up with USer's DemanDS, IT has bEcOME InCREASinglY ImpOrTAnT fOR THe PrOviDERs of I... | Internet web sites continue to become moresophisticated and offer a wider variety ofmedia for a user to access. With this trend, users have become moredemanding of quick, high quality Internet experiences.As such, tobe able to keep up withuser's demands, it hasbecome increasingly important for ... | Internet web sites continue to become more sophisticated and offer a wider variety of media for a user _to_ _access._ With this trend, _users_ have become more demanding of quick, _high_ quality Internet experiences. As such, _to_ _be_ able to keep up with user's demands, it has _become_ increasingly important for the ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a fin-shaped semiconductor layer.
2. Description of the Related Art
Semiconductor integrated circuits, in particular, integrated circuits that use MOS transistors, are becoming more and more highly integrated. As the circuits achie... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a fin-shaped semiconductor layer. 2. Description of the Related Art Semiconductor integrated circuits, in particular, integrated circuits that use MOS transistors, are becoming more and more highly integrated. As the circuits achie... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a fin - shaped semiconductor layer. 2. Description of the Related Art Semiconductor integrated circuits, in particular, integrated circuits that use MOS transistors, are becoming more and more highly integrated. As the circuits ach... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a fin-shaped semiconductor layer. 2. of the Related Art Semiconductor integrated circuits, in particular, integrated circuits that use MOS transistors, are becoming more and more highly integrated. As the circuits achieve higher in... | 1. fIELd oF THe INVENTIoN
ThE pResEnt INveNTIOn RELAtES to A SemIConDuCtor DevICE hAvING a FiN-ShapED SemicONDUctoR LAYer.
2. DESCRiPTiOn Of THE RelatEd arT
SEMIconDuCTOR INtegRaTeD circuItS, In paRtICULaR, iNtEgrATed CiRCuiTs ThAt uSe mOs trANsIsTors, Are bEcomInG mOrE AND MOre HiGhlY IntegrATED. aS tHE cIRCuItS ACHIe... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor device having a fin-shaped semiconductor layer. 2. Description ofthe Related Art Semiconductor integrated circuits, in particular, integrated circuitsthat use MOS transistors, are becoming more and more highly integrated. As the c... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a semiconductor device having a fin-shaped semiconductor layer. 2. Description _of_ the Related _Art_ _Semiconductor_ integrated circuits, in _particular,_ integrated circuits _that_ use MOS transistors, are becoming more _and_ more highly integrated. As th... |
This invention relates to a numerically-controlled machine tool (hereinafter referred to as "a machining center", when applicable) which has a tool magazine accommodating a plurality of tools which are automatically replaced by a tool exchanging arm, and can display the tool numbers assigned to the tools in the magazin... | This invention relates to a numerically-controlled machine tool (hereinafter referred to as "a machining center", when applicable) which has a tool magazine accommodating a plurality of tools which are automatically replaced by a tool exchanging arm, and can display the tool numbers assigned to the tools in the magazin... | yhie invention relates to a numerically - controlled machine tool (hereinafter referred to as " a machining center ", when applicable) which has a tool magazine accommodating a p,ura;ity of tools which are automatically replaced by a tool exchanging arm, and can display the tool numbers assigned to the tools in the mag... | This relates to a numerically-controlled machine tool (hereinafter referred to as "a machining center", when applicable) which has a tool magazine accommodating plurality of tools which are automatically by a tool exchanging arm, and can the tool numbers to the tools in the magazine. In in the case machining center hav... | this InVENTIoN RElaTES to a NumEriCAllY-contROLLed MaCHINe TOOL (HerEiNaFTer refeRreD tO as "A maCHinING cENteR", WhEN apPLicaBLE) WhicH hAs a tOOL magAZiNe ACcOMMOdatING A PlURAlity Of ToOlS WhICH ArE AuTOmatIcALly REpLaCed By a tOol eXchaNging aRM, AnD CAn DiSPlAy the toOl nuMbeRS aSSiGNed TO thE tOolS iN ThE MaGAziN... | This invention relatesto a numerically-controlledmachine tool (hereinafter referred to as "a machiningcenter", when applicable) which has atool magazine accommodating a plurality of toolswhich are automatically replaced by a toolexchanging arm,and can display the tool numbers assignedto the tools in the... | This invention _relates_ to a numerically-controlled machine tool _(hereinafter_ referred to as "a _machining_ center", when applicable) which has a tool _magazine_ accommodating a plurality of tools which are automatically replaced by _a_ tool exchanging arm, _and_ can display the tool numbers assigned to _the_ tools ... |
While numerous dispensing-type boxes have been devised for storing and dispensing particulate materials, many of these known boxes have utilized a dispensing structure having a flap which is a portion of the box and must be perforated from the box in order to form an opening. This type of structure has proven undesirab... | While numerous dispensing-type boxes have been devised for storing and dispensing particulate materials, many of these known boxes have utilized a dispensing structure having a flap which is a portion of the box and must be perforated from the box in order to form an opening. This type of structure has proven undesirab... | While numerous dis0egsing - type boxes have Veeg devised for storing and dispensing particulate materials, many of these known boxes Jsve utilized a dispensing structure having a flap which is a portion of the box and must be perforated from the box in order to form an opening. This type of structure has proven undesir... | While numerous dispensing-type have been devised for storing and dispensing particulate materials, many of these boxes utilized a dispensing structure having a flap which is a portion of the and must be perforated from in order to form an opening. This type of structure has proven undesirable since the perforation of t... | while nUmerOuS DispEnSInG-TYpe boXEs HaVE beeN DevIsED fOR STORIng and DIspeNSINg pARtIcUlAte maTErIaLS, manY of THeSe kNOwn bOxes hAvE uTiLIZeD A DiSPEnSing STRUCtURE hAVINg a fLap whICh iS a PoRTioN Of ThE box aNd mUsT BE perfORAtEd fROm THe BoX iN ordeR tO foRm An opEninG. thIs TypE oF StruCtUre hAs Proven UNDeSiraB... | While numerous dispensing-type boxeshavebeen devisedfor storingand dispensing particulate materials, many of these known boxes have utilized a dispensing structure having a flap which is a portionof the box and must be perforated from the boxin order to forman opening. This type of structure has p... | While numerous _dispensing-type_ boxes have been devised for _storing_ _and_ dispensing particulate materials, many of these known boxes have utilized _a_ dispensing structure _having_ a flap which is a portion of the _box_ and must be perforated from the box in order to form an _opening._ This type of structure has pr... |
The term botnet refers to a group of compromised host computers (bots) that are controlled by a small number of commander hosts generally referred to as Command and Control (C&C) servers. Botnets have been widely used for sending large quantities of spam emails. By programming a large number of distributed bots, where ... | The term botnet refers to a group of compromised host computers (bots) that are controlled by a small number of commander hosts generally referred to as Command and Control (C&C) servers. Botnets have been widely used for sending large quantities of spam emails. By programming a large number of distributed bots, where ... | The term botnet refers to a frou0 of compromised host computers (bots) thQ$ are clntrklled by a small number of cImmajder hosts geBerwlly referred to as Command and Control (C & C) servers. BPtnegs have been widely used for sending large quantities of spam emails. By programming a large number of distributed bots, wher... | The term botnet refers to a of compromised host computers (bots) that are controlled by a small number of commander generally referred to as and Control (C&C) servers. Botnets have been widely used for sending large quantities of spam By programming large number of distributed bots, where each bot sends a few emails, s... | THe tErM bOTnEt reFERS TO a gROUp OF COMpROmISed HoST CompUterS (bOTs) THat ARe COntrOLled bY A sMALl nUmBeR Of coMMANDEr hostS GeneRALLY refeRreD tO aS coMmand ANd coNTROl (C&c) SeRVeRS. BOtnETs haVe bEen widElY uSED For sENdINg larGe QuantiTIes of SpAm EMAIlS. BY proGRAmMinG A lArGE NUmBer Of DisTRibUteD bOtS, WHEre ... | The term botnet refersto a group of compromised host computers (bots) that are controlled by a smallnumber of commander hosts generallyreferred to as Command and Control (C&C) servers. Botnets have been widely used for sending large quantities of spam emails. By programminga large numberof distributed bots, whe... | _The_ _term_ botnet refers to _a_ group of compromised host computers (bots) that are _controlled_ by a _small_ number _of_ commander hosts generally _referred_ to as _Command_ and Control (C&C) _servers._ Botnets have been _widely_ used _for_ _sending_ large quantities of spam _emails._ By programming a large number o... |
The present invention is related in general to flashing warning lights, and, more particularly, to the provision of a high luminous intensity flashing warning light using superluminescent light emitting diodes for improved visibility and lower power consumption than conventional devices.
Flashing (i. e. intermittently ... | The present invention is related in general to flashing warning lights, and, more particularly, to the provision of a high luminous intensity flashing warning light using superluminescent light emitting diodes for improved visibility and lower power consumption than conventional devices. Flashing (i. e. intermittently ... | The present invention is related in general to flashing warning lights, and, more particularly, to the provision of a high luminous intensity flashing warning light using superluminescent light emitting diodes for improved visibility and lower power consumption than conventional devices. Flashing (i. e. intermittently ... | The invention is related in general to flashing warning lights, and, more particularly, to the of a high luminous intensity flashing warning light using superluminescent light emitting diodes for improved and power consumption than conventional devices. Flashing e. intermittently or periodically lights have long been u... | thE PRESENT InvENTIon Is rELaTeD In GENERaL To FLASHInG waRnINg lIghtS, AnD, moRe paRtICulARly, TO thE pRoVIsion oF a higH luMinous InTeNSIty flAshINg wARnIng LIGhT uSINg SUPeRLumiNEsCenT LiGHT eMIttinG diODes For ImprOvED VIsIbiLITY And lOWeR POWer cONsumPtioN ThAn conventioNaL DeViCES.
FlaSHiNg (i. E. InTErMIttentlY ... | The present invention is related in general to flashing warning lights,and,more particularly, to the provision of a highluminous intensity flashing warning light usingsuperluminescent light emittingdiodes for improved visibility and lowerpower consumption than conventional devices. Flashing (i. e. intermittentl... | _The_ present invention is related in general to flashing warning lights, and, _more_ particularly, to the provision of a high luminous _intensity_ flashing warning light using superluminescent light _emitting_ _diodes_ _for_ improved visibility _and_ lower power consumption than conventional devices. _Flashing_ (i. e.... |
1. Technical Field
The disclosure generally relates to repair of metal components.
2. Description of the Related Art
The manufacture, service and/or repair of metal components, such as gas turbine engines, oftentimes require localized heating of specified areas of the components. This can be done, for example, to allow... | 1. Technical Field The disclosure generally relates to repair of metal components. 2. Description of the Related Art The manufacture, service and/or repair of metal components, such as gas turbine engines, oftentimes require localized heating of specified areas of the components. This can be done, for example, to allow... | 1. Technical Field The disclosure generally relates to repair of metal components. 2. Description of the Related Art The manufacture, service and / or repair of metal components, duVh as gas turbine engines, oftentimdE require localized heating of specified areas of the components. TuiE can be done, for example, to all... | 1. The disclosure generally relates to of metal components. 2. Description of the Related Art The manufacture, service and/or repair of metal components, such as gas turbine engines, oftentimes require localized heating of specified of the components. This can be done, example, to allow for stress metal forming and/or ... | 1. techNICAL FiELd
thE DisClOsURe genErAlLY rELATeS to rEpAIR OF MeTal ComPonenTs.
2. descrIPTiON OF ThE rElatEd ART
ThE mAnuFActuRE, SERVIcE ANd/Or repAiR OF mETAL CoMPoNentS, SUCh aS GAs tURbINE EngINes, oftENtiMes REqUire LoCALIzed HEAtINg Of SpecifIEd aREaS of THe coMPONENtS. tHIS caN bE DoNe, FOr exAMPLE, to AllOW... | 1. Technical Field The disclosure generally relates to repair of metal components.2. Description of the Related ArtThe manufacture, service and/or repair of metal components,such as gas turbine engines, oftentimes require localizedheating of specified areas of thecomponents. This canbe done, for examp... | 1. _Technical_ Field The disclosure generally relates to repair of metal _components._ _2._ Description of _the_ Related Art The manufacture, service and/or repair of metal components, _such_ as gas turbine engines, _oftentimes_ require localized heating of _specified_ _areas_ of _the_ _components._ This can _be_ done,... |
1. Field of the Invention
This is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/336,317, filed on Jan. 20, 2006, currently under notice of allowance, which was a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/081,021, filed on Feb. 21, 2002, now issued as U.S. Pat. No. 7,051,049, both of which were filed b... | 1. Field of the Invention This is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/336,317, filed on Jan. 20, 2006, currently under notice of allowance, which was a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/081,021, filed on Feb. 21, 2002, now issued as U.S. Pat. No. 7,051,049, both of which were filed b... | 1. Field of the Invention This is a continuation of U. S. patent application Ser. No. 11 / 336, 317, filed on Jan. 20, 2006, currently under notice of allowance, which was a continuation of U. S. patent application Ser. No. 10 / 081, 021, filed on Feb. 21, 2002, now issued as U. S. Pat. No. 7, 051, 049, both of which w... | 1. Field of the Invention a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/336,317, filed on Jan. 20, 2006, currently under notice of allowance, which was a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. 10/081,021, filed on Feb. 21, 2002, issued as Pat. No. 7,051,049, both which were filed by Jonathan Samn. inventi... | 1. FielD of tHE INVENtIoN
THiS is A ContinuATiOn OF U.s. PAtent ApPLicatION seR. no. 11/336,317, FIlED on JAN. 20, 2006, cuRrenTly UnDEr notIce OF AlLowAnce, WhIcH waS A cONtInUaTIon OF U.S. patenT aPPlicAtIOn Ser. No. 10/081,021, FILeD ON feb. 21, 2002, nOw IssUEd AS U.S. PAT. NO. 7,051,049, BotH Of wHiCh weRe FiLEd B... | 1. Field of the Invention This is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/336,317, filedon Jan. 20,2006, currentlyunder notice of allowance, whichwas a continuation ofU.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/081,021, filed on Feb. 21,2002, now issued as U.S. Pat. No. 7,051,049, both of ... | 1. Field of the Invention _This_ is a continuation of U.S. patent application Ser. No. 11/336,317, filed on _Jan._ _20,_ 2006, currently under notice _of_ allowance, which was a continuation _of_ U.S. patent application Ser. No. 10/081,021, filed on Feb. _21,_ 2002, now _issued_ as U.S. Pat. No. 7,051,049, both _of_ wh... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electronic component assembly formed of an intermediate connector and a unit body, wherein the unit body including electronic components is connected to a circuit board through the intermediate connector.
2. Description of the Related Art
An electronic compo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic component assembly formed of an intermediate connector and a unit body, wherein the unit body including electronic components is connected to a circuit board through the intermediate connector. 2. Description of the Related Art An electronic compo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic component assembly formed of an intermediate connector and a unit body, wherein the unit body including electronic components is connected to a circuit NoarW through the intermediate connector. 2. Description of the Related Art An electronic compo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an component assembly formed of an intermediate connector and a unit body, wherein the unit body including components is connected to a circuit board through the intermediate connector. 2. Description the Related Art An electronic component assembly of type is ... | 1. FIEld Of tHE iNVentiON
THE pRESEnT InvENTion RELaTES tO aN ElecTRONIC COmPoNeNT aSSEMblY ForMED OF AN iNtERmediaTe cONnECtoR aNd A UnIt boDy, WHEReiN tHE uNiT BoDY includING ELEctroNIC cOmPonentS is cONnEctED tO a circuiT bOaRD THrouGh tHe inTErMEDIATE CONneCTOr.
2. dEscriPtion OF ThE rELaTeD arT
an elEctroNic Compo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic component assembly formed of an intermediate connector and a unit body, wherein the unit body including electronic components is connected toa circuitboard through the intermediate connector.2. Description ofthe Related Art An electroni... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates to an electronic component assembly formed of an intermediate connector and a _unit_ body, wherein the unit body including electronic components is connected _to_ a circuit _board_ through the _intermediate_ connector. 2. Description _of_ the _Related_ Art A... |
A cutting board is found in almost all kitchens, residential and commercial. They are usually stored during non-use, typically in a cabinet or closet, and taken out when needed, although some people like the aesthetics of a cutting board visible in the kitchen.
Cutting boards are used as a surface on which to prepare v... | A cutting board is found in almost all kitchens, residential and commercial. They are usually stored during non-use, typically in a cabinet or closet, and taken out when needed, although some people like the aesthetics of a cutting board visible in the kitchen. Cutting boards are used as a surface on which to prepare v... | A cutting board is found in almost all kitchens, residential and commercial. They are usually stored during non - use, typically in a cabinet or closet, and taken out when needed, although some people like the aesthetics of a cutting board visible in the kitchen. CutfiGg boards are used as a surface on which to prepare... | A cutting board is found in almost all kitchens, residential and commercial. They are usually stored during typically in cabinet or closet, and taken out when needed, although some people like the aesthetics of a cutting board visible in the kitchen. Cutting are used as a surface on which to prepare various types of fo... | a cUttING bOARd is FOuNd IN AlmOst AlL kiTcHeNs, rEsiDEnTiaL AnD CoMMerCIAL. THeY ARe USUallY StoreD duRINg nOn-USe, tYpICalLY in A cAbiNet oR CLOSET, And TaKEn out When NEeDEd, ALthOuGh SOme PEOPlE like thE aEStHETICS of A CuTTInG BOARd VISIBlE IN thE KItChEN.
cUtTInG BOARDS ARe USEd as A SUrface On WhICh tO PREpare V... | A cutting board is foundin almostall kitchens, residentialand commercial. They are usually stored during non-use, typically in a cabinet or closet, and taken out when needed, althoughsome people like theaestheticsof a cutting board visible in the kitchen. Cutting boards are used as a surfaceon which topre... | _A_ cutting board is found _in_ _almost_ all kitchens, residential and commercial. They are usually stored during _non-use,_ typically in a cabinet or closet, and taken _out_ _when_ needed, although some _people_ _like_ the aesthetics of a cutting board _visible_ in the kitchen. Cutting _boards_ are _used_ _as_ a _surf... |
Ablation of body tissue, using multiple electrodes, is known in the art. The ablation is typically performed by applying alternating currents to the electrodes, at a sufficient power to cause the ablation. Typically, the electrodes are mounted on a distal tip of a catheter which is inserted into a lumen of a subject.
T... | Ablation of body tissue, using multiple electrodes, is known in the art. The ablation is typically performed by applying alternating currents to the electrodes, at a sufficient power to cause the ablation. Typically, the electrodes are mounted on a distal tip of a catheter which is inserted into a lm of a subject. The ... | Ablation of body tissue, using multiple electrodes, is known in the art. The ablation is typically p$dformed by applying alternating currents to the electrodes, at a sufficient power to cause the ablation. Typically, the electrodes are mounted on a distal tip of a catheter which is inserted into a lumen of a subject. T... | Ablation of body tissue, using multiple electrodes, is known the art. ablation is typically performed alternating currents to the electrodes, at a sufficient to cause the ablation. Typically, the electrodes are mounted on a distal tip of a catheter which is into a lumen of subject. distal tip may be tracked in a number... | ablatiON oF bODY tISSUe, uSINg mulTiPlE ELecTroDES, is kNown IN THE ART. The ABlatIon IS TYpiCALlY PeRFOrMed BY ApplyinG ALtERNatINg CUrrentS To thE ElECtrOdeS, aT A sufFicIeNT POWeR tO CaUsE thE ablAtioN. tYPiCalLY, THe eLECtrOdes arE moUnteD on A dIstaL tIP oF A CatheteR WHIcH IS iNsErtEd iNTo a LUmeN OF A SUBJeCT.
t... | Ablationof body tissue, using multiple electrodes, is known in the art. Theablation is typically performed by applying alternating currents to the electrodes, at a sufficient power to cause the ablation. Typically, the electrodes are mounted on adistal tip of a catheter which is inserted into a ... | Ablation of body tissue, using multiple electrodes, _is_ known _in_ the _art._ The _ablation_ is typically performed by applying alternating currents to _the_ electrodes, _at_ _a_ sufficient power to _cause_ the _ablation._ Typically, the electrodes are mounted on _a_ distal _tip_ of a _catheter_ which is inserted _int... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a power rectifier arrangement comprising a transformer, at least one heat sink and at least one power rectifier which has a terminal at the floor of a housing.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As is known in the art, a power rectifier can exhibit a semiconductor... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power rectifier arrangement comprising a transformer, at least one heat sink and at least one power rectifier which has a terminal at the floor of a housing. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is known in the art, a power rectifier can exhibit a semiconductor... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power rectifier arrangement fomprixing a transformer, at least one heat sink and at least one power rectifier which has a terminal at the floor of a housing. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is known in the art, a power rectifier can exhibit a semiconductor... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power rectifier arrangement comprising a transformer, at least one heat sink and at least one power rectifier which has a terminal at the of a housing. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is known in the art, a power rectifier can exhibit a semiconductor eleme... | 1. fiElD Of thE InVEntiON
tHe PrESENt INvEnTioN reLaTEs TO A pOwER rectifieR ArranGemENT ComPrIsiNG A tRAnSFOrMer, aT LeASt oNe HEAT sinK and AT lEast OnE pOWER ReCtIfieR WHICh hAs A TERmINAl at tHe FLOOr of a HoUsInG.
2. DesCripTion of ThE pRIOR ARt
AS iS KnowN IN tHe ART, a poWEr ReCTIfier caN eXhIBIT A SEmiconDUctOr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a power rectifierarrangementcomprising a transformer, at least one heat sink and at least one power rectifierwhich has aterminalat the floor of a housing. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is known in theart, a power rectifier can exhibit a se... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to a power rectifier arrangement _comprising_ a transformer, at least one heat sink and at least one power rectifier _which_ has a terminal _at_ _the_ floor of _a_ housing. _2._ Description of _the_ Prior Art As is known in the art, _a_ power rectifier can exhib... |
Zoom is used in digital cameras to crop out uninteresting parts of the view and to enlarge the interesting part of the view. Optical zoom genuinely enlarges the image and introduces new details and information to the image.
Digital zoom is also commonly included in digital cameras, either as a complement to the optical... | Zoom is used in digital cameras to crop out uninteresting parts of the view and to enlarge the interesting part of the view. Optical zoom genuinely enlarges the image and introduces new details and information to the image. Digital zoom is also commonly included in digital cameras, either as a complement to the optical... | Zoom is used in digital cameras to crop out uninteresting parts of the view and to enlarBs the interesting part of the view. Optical zoom genuinely enlarges the image and introduces new details and information to the image. Digital zoom is also commonly included in digital cameras, either as a complement to the optical... | Zoom is used digital to crop out uninteresting of the view to enlarge the interesting part of the view. Optical zoom genuinely enlarges the image and introduces new details and information to the image. Digital is also included in digital cameras, either as a complement to the optical zoom or as the sole zooming method... | ZOom iS uSEd IN dIgItaL CaMERas TO CRoP oUt UnINTerestinG PaRtS Of tHe viEw anD tO eNlaRGe thE InTEResTiNg pARt of tHe vIew. optIcal zOOm genUinely eNlArgES The IMage anD IntRoduCeS NEw DETailS aNd iNforMAtIOn TO tHe imAGe.
DiGITAl zOOM is alSO ComMoNLY inCLUDeD in dIgItaL CAmErAs, eithEr as A ComplemeNt TO THE OPTIcaL... | Zoom is used in digital cameras to crop out uninteresting parts of the view and to enlarge the interesting part of theview.Optical zoom genuinelyenlarges the image and introduces new details and information to the image.Digital zoom is also commonly included in digital cameras,either as a complementto the... | Zoom is used in digital cameras to _crop_ out uninteresting parts of the view and to enlarge the interesting part of the _view._ Optical zoom genuinely enlarges the _image_ _and_ introduces new details and information to _the_ image. Digital _zoom_ is also _commonly_ included in digital _cameras,_ _either_ as a complem... |
Generally, a washing machine is an apparatus that cleans laundry through softening by detergent, waterjet created as the washing tub or wings spin, and impacts by the washing wings, and proceeds with washing, rinsing, and/or dehydrating to rid contaminants of the clothes (or laundry) using the action between the deterg... | Generally, a washing machine is an apparatus that cleans laundry through softening by detergent, waterjet created as the washing tub or wings spin, and impacts by the washing wings, and proceeds with washing, rinsing, and/or dehydrating to rid contaminants of the clothes (or laundry) using the action between the deterg... | Generally, a washing machLnS is an apparatus that cleamC lqunsry through softening by detergent, waterjet created as the washing tub or wings spin, and impacts by the washing wings, and proceeds with washing, rinsing, and / or dehydrating to rid cPnFaminants of the clothes (or laundry) 6siHg the action between the dete... | Generally, a washing is an apparatus that cleans laundry through softening by waterjet created as the washing tub or impacts by the washing wings, and proceeds with washing, rinsing, and/or dehydrating to contaminants of the clothes (or laundry) using the action between the detergent and water. A washing machine includ... | geNERally, A wASHING MaCHINE is aN apparaTUs tHat cLEaNs laUNdry throuGh sOFtENINg by deTerGenT, WATErjeT cReateD AS tHE wAshINg TuB oR WIngS SPIn, and IMpaCTS by the WAshiNG WINGS, AnD PRocEEds WITh waShinG, riNsINg, and/OR DehYDRatiNG To rid CONtamiNANts OF the CLOTHEs (OR LAUndRY) using THE AcTIon BEtWeEN The dEteRg... | Generally, a washing machine is an apparatusthat cleans laundry through softeningby detergent, waterjetcreated as the washing tub or wingsspin, andimpactsby the washing wings, and proceedswithwashing,rinsing, and/or dehydrating to ridcontaminants of the clothes (orlaundry) using the action ... | Generally, _a_ washing machine is an apparatus that _cleans_ _laundry_ through _softening_ by detergent, waterjet _created_ as the washing tub or wings spin, and _impacts_ by _the_ washing wings, and proceeds _with_ _washing,_ rinsing, and/or _dehydrating_ _to_ rid _contaminants_ of the clothes (or laundry) using the a... |
Data mining has become a valuable tool for helping network service providers to analyze and understand their customers' service-related needs. For instance, information can be extracted from a data set (e.g., a set of packets exchanged between network endpoints) and transformed into a structure that can be analyzed for... | Data mining has become a valuable tool for helping network service providers to analyze and understand their customers' service-related needs. For instance, information can be extracted from a datum set (e.g., a set of packets exchanged between network endpoints) and transformed into a structure that can be analyzed fo... | Data minkgg has become a va,uab?e tool for he,Oing network service orovjders to analyze and underaRand their customers ' service - r3latWd needs. For ibXtance, information can be extracted from a dztW set (e. g. , a set of packets exchanged beRweeH network endpoints) and transformed into a structure that can be analyze... | Data mining has become a valuable tool for helping network service analyze and understand their customers' service-related needs. instance, information can be extracted from a data set (e.g., a set of packets exchanged between network endpoints) transformed into a structure that can be analyzed occurrence of patterns, ... | DAtA mIniNg hAS becOMe a vALuable tOOl FoR hElPing NeTWork servicE PROVIDErS To AnaLyZE AND UNdERSTAnD tHEir CuStoMeRS' seRvICE-relaTEd nEEDs. For insTance, InfORMatIoN CAN bE EXTrAcTed frOm a dAtA SEt (e.G., A sEt oF PackEtS eXCHaNGed bETwEEN NEtwOrK eNDpOiNts) AND TRANsfORMED Into a sTRUCtURE THat CaN be ANALYzed fOr... | Data mining has become a valuable tool for helping network service providersto analyze and understand theircustomers' service-relatedneeds. For instance, information can be extracted from a data set (e.g., a set of packets exchanged between networkendpoints)and transformed into a structure that can b... | _Data_ _mining_ has become a _valuable_ tool for helping _network_ service providers to analyze and understand their customers' service-related _needs._ For instance, information _can_ _be_ extracted _from_ a data set (e.g., a set _of_ packets exchanged _between_ network endpoints) _and_ transformed into a structure _t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electromagnetic actuator by which a mover is driven in relation to a stator by energization to a coil, and to an active vibration damper and a fluid-filled active vibration damping device using the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
From the past, an el... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagnetic actuator by which a mover is driven in relation to a stator by energization to a coil, and to an active vibration damper and a fluid-filled active vibration damping device using the same. 2. Description of the Related Art From the past, an el... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagnetic actuator by which a mover is driven in relation to a stator by energization to a coil, and to an active vibration damper and a fluid - filled active vibration damping device using the same. 2. Description of the Related Art From the past, an ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagnetic actuator by which a mover driven in relation to a stator by energization to and to active vibration damper and a fluid-filled active vibration device the same. Description of the Related Art From the past, an electromagnetic actuator has been... | 1. FieLd oF thE iNVenTIon
the PresenT INVENTIoN rElATeS To an EleCTromagNeTIC ACtuAtOr BY whIcH A MOVER IS drIVen IN Relation tO a STaTOR bY enERgizaTIOn To A cOil, aNd to an AcTivE vibRatiOn dAMPEr anD a fluid-fiLLed ActiVE viBraTiOn daMpiNG DEViCE uSiNg ThE saME.
2. DEsCRiption Of ThE RelATeD Art
fRom thE PAsT, An EL... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toan electromagnetic actuator bywhich a moveris driven in relation to astatorby energization to a coil, and to an active vibration damper and a fluid-filled activevibration damping deviceusing the same. 2. Descriptionofthe Related Art From the past,... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ relates to an electromagnetic actuator by which a mover is driven _in_ relation to a stator by energization to a coil, _and_ _to_ an _active_ vibration damper and a fluid-filled _active_ _vibration_ damping device _using_ the same. 2. Description of the Related _Art... |
Interfaces, such as application program interfaces (API's), are generally monitored for various reasons. For example, interfaces may be monitored for security purposes, for understanding a flow of applications, for tracking problems associated with applications, etc. Traditionally, security-related monitoring has invol... | Interfaces, such as application program interfaces (API's), are generally monitored for various reasons. For example, interfaces may be monitored for security purposes, for understanding a flow of applications, for tracking problems associated with applications, etc. Traditionally, security-related monitoring has invol... | Interfaces, such as application program interfas4s (API ' s ), are generally monitored for various reasons. For exaN(le, interfaces may be monitored for security purposes, for understanding a flow of appliVatkons, for tracking problems ass8diated wo4h applications, etc. Traditionally, security - related monitoring has ... | Interfaces, such as application program interfaces are generally monitored for various reasons. For interfaces may be monitored for security purposes, for understanding a of tracking problems with applications, etc. Traditionally, security-related monitoring has involved examining return addresses passed to interface b... | INtERfaces, sUcH AS APPlicatioN PrOGRam INtERfAces (Api'S), aRe gENerAlLY MOnIToREd FOR VarIOUs rEAsons. FOR exAMPle, INTerFACEs May bE MONItORed foR sEcuRiTY PUrpoSEs, fOR unDERsTANdIng A fLOW oF ApplicaTIoNs, FoR tRacKinG ProbLemS ASsociAtED wITh ApplICATIONs, etC. trADItiONALLY, secURiTY-rElaTEd MOnIToRIng haS inVoL... | Interfaces,such asapplication program interfaces (API's), are generallymonitored for various reasons. For example,interfaces may be monitored for security purposes, for understanding a flowof applications, for tracking problems associated with applications, etc. Traditionally, security-related monitoring... | Interfaces, such as application program interfaces (API's), are generally monitored _for_ various _reasons._ For example, interfaces may be _monitored_ for _security_ purposes, for _understanding_ a flow of _applications,_ for tracking problems associated with applications, etc. Traditionally, security-related monitori... |
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the invention relate generally to the field of measurement apparatus and methods. More particularly, embodiments of the invention relate to the apparatus and methods of scanning probe microscopy.
2. Discussion of the Related Art
Prior art scanning probe microscopy apparatus and ... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate generally to the field of measurement apparatus and methods. More particularly, embodiments of the invention relate to the apparatus and methods of scanning probe microscopy. 2. Discussion of the Related Art Prior art scanning probe microscopy apparatus and ... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate generally to the field of measurement apparat6A and methods. More particularly, embodiments of the invention relate to the apparatus and methods of scanning probe microscopy. 2. Discussion of the Related Art Prior art scanning probe microscopy apparatus and ... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate generally to the field of measurement and methods. More particularly, of the invention relate to apparatus and methods scanning probe microscopy. 2. Discussion of the Related Art Prior art probe microscopy apparatus and are known those skilled in the For ins... | 1. FIEld OF THE inVEntION
emBODIMenTS Of THE INVEntion rELAtE gEnErAllY to thE fiElD Of meASurEMENT apPAraTUs AND mETHoDs. moRe paRtIcuLARLY, EmBOdiMentS Of THE INvENtiON ReLaTE tO The ApParatuS aND METHoDS oF sCanNIng PrOBE micrOScoPy.
2. dIScUssiON OF ThE RelATeD arT
PRioR aRT scanNing probE MicRoScOPY aPpARATUs aNd ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Embodiments of the invention relate generally to thefield of measurement apparatus and methods. Moreparticularly, embodiments of the invention relatetothe apparatus andmethods of scanning probemicroscopy. 2. Discussion oftheRelatedArt Prior artscanning probe microscopy apparatu... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention Embodiments _of_ the invention _relate_ generally to the field of measurement apparatus and methods. More particularly, embodiments _of_ _the_ _invention_ relate to the _apparatus_ and methods _of_ scanning _probe_ microscopy. 2. _Discussion_ of the _Related_ Art Prior _art_ _scanning_ probe... |
1. Field:
The invention relates to small, single action revolvers and more particularly to improved means for releasably locking the rotatable cylinders within the frames of such revolvers.
2. State of the Art:
Revolvers of various sizes and shapes are well known in the art. In almost all these revolvers means are prov... | 1. Field: The invention relates to small, single action revolvers and more particularly to improved means for releasably locking the rotatable cylinders within the frames of such revolvers. 2. State of the Art: Revolvers of various sizing and shapes are well known in the art. In almost all these revolvers means are pro... | 1. Field: The invention relates to small, single action revolvers and more particularly to improved means for releasably locking the rotatable cylinders within the frsmrs of such revolvers. 2. State of the Art: Revo/ders of varipks sizes and shapes are well kHiwn in the art. In almost all these revolvers means are prov... | 1. Field: The invention relates small, single action revolvers and more particularly to improved means for releasably locking rotatable cylinders the frames of such 2. State of the Revolvers of various sizes and shapes are well known in the art. In almost all these revolvers means are provided for securing the rotatabl... | 1. fIelD:
the inVenTIon relatES TO sMall, sINgle action rEVOLvErs aNd mOre PARTIcUlaRLy to ImprOved MEans FOr releAsaBLY locKInG tHE RotATAbLe cyliNderS WiThIN THe fRAmES of SUCh reVoLveRS.
2. sTAte OF tHe aRT:
reVolVeRS oF VARiOus sizes aNd shAPes Are WelL KnoWn in thE ARt. IN AlMOsT All thESe ReVOlveRS mEans ArE proV... | 1. Field: The invention relates to small, single action revolvers and more particularly to improved meansfor releasably locking the rotatable cylinders within the frames ofsuch revolvers. 2. Stateof theArt: Revolvers ofvarious sizes and shapes are well knownin theart. In almost all these revolver... | _1._ Field: The _invention_ relates to small, single action _revolvers_ and more particularly _to_ improved means for _releasably_ locking the rotatable cylinders _within_ the frames of _such_ revolvers. _2._ State of _the_ Art: Revolvers of _various_ _sizes_ and _shapes_ are well known _in_ the art. In almost all thes... |
This invention relates generally to the treatment of diseased or traumatized intervertebral discs, and more particularly, to the use of engineered disc tissues and endplate materials in conjunction with such treatment.
Intervertebral discs provide mobility and a cushion between the vertebrae. At the center of each disc... | This invention relates generally to the treatment of diseased or traumatized intervertebral discs, and more particularly, to the use of engineered disc tissues and endplate materials in conjunction with such treatment. Intervertebral discs provide mobility and a cushion between the vertebrae. At the center of each disc... | This invention relates generally to the treatment of diseased or tra Tmat9zed intervertebral discs, and more particularly, to the use of engineered disc tissues and endplate materials in conjunction with such treatment. Intervertebral discs provide mobility and a cushion between the vertebrae. At the center of each dis... | This invention generally to the of diseased or traumatized intervertebral discs, and more particularly, to the of engineered tissues and endplate materials in conjunction such treatment. Intervertebral discs provide mobility and a cushion between the vertebrae. At the center of each disc is the in the adult human, is c... | ThIs iNVEntiOn rElAtes GEneRAlLY To the TReAtMENt oF DIseasEd oR TraumatiZEd INterVERtebRaL dIscs, ANd morE PaRtICULarlY, tO ThE usE Of EnginEErED dISc TisSUES AnD endpLATE MatErIALs In conJUNctioN With suCH TReaTMent.
INTERVERtebRAL DiScS PROVidE moBilitY anD A CuSHioN beTWeEn thE VeRTEbRAe. At THE CeNTER OF eaCH diSC... | This invention relatesgenerally to the treatment of diseased or traumatized intervertebral discs,and more particularly, to the use of engineered disc tissues and endplate materials in conjunctionwith such treatment. Intervertebral discs provide mobility and a cushion between the vertebrae. At the c... | This invention relates generally to the treatment of _diseased_ _or_ traumatized intervertebral _discs,_ and _more_ particularly, to the use of engineered _disc_ tissues and endplate _materials_ in conjunction with such _treatment._ Intervertebral discs provide _mobility_ _and_ a cushion between the _vertebrae._ At the... |
The subject matter of this invention relates generally to circuit breakers and to circuit breakers with an anti-pumping feature specifically.
The utilization of anti-pumping apparatus in circuit breakers is well known. Such apparatus is taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,644,790 issued Feb. 22, 1972 to J. M. Kozlovic et al. and... | The subject matter of this invention relates generally to circuit breakers and to circuit breakers with an anti-pumping feature specifically. The utilization of anti-pumping apparatus in circuit breakers is well known. Such apparatus is taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,644,790 issued Feb. 22, 1972 to J. M. Kozlovic et al. and... | The subject matter of this invention relates generally to circuit breakers and to circuit breakers with an anti - pumping feature specifically. The utilization of anti - pumping apparatus in circuit breakers is well known. Such apparatus is taught in U. S. Pat. No. 3, 644, 790 issued Feb. 22, 1972 to J. M. Kozlovic et ... | The subject matter of this invention generally to circuit breakers and to circuit breakers with an anti-pumping specifically. utilization anti-pumping apparatus in circuit breakers is well known. Such apparatus is taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,644,790 issued Feb. 22, 1972 to J. M. Kozlovic et al. assigned to the assignee o... | tHE sUBJeCT matTEr oF THIS iNvEnTioN rElaTeS GEneRAlLy TO cIrcUIt BReakErS AND To CirCuit BReAkERS wItH aN anTi-PUMping FEAture SPecIFICaLLY.
THE utiLiZAtIon OF ANtI-PUmpinG APparatus in cirCuIt BReaKeRs Is WeLL KnOWn. SUcH appARATUs is TauGhT in U.S. pat. nO. 3,644,790 ISSUED fEB. 22, 1972 TO j. m. KOzLoviC et Al. aND... | The subject matterofthis invention relates generally to circuit breakers and to circuit breakers with an anti-pumping feature specifically. The utilization of anti-pumping apparatus incircuit breakers is well known.Such apparatus is taughtin U.S. Pat. No. 3,644,790 issued Feb. 22, 1972 to J.M. Koz... | The subject matter of this invention relates generally to circuit breakers and _to_ circuit breakers with an _anti-pumping_ feature specifically. _The_ _utilization_ of anti-pumping apparatus in circuit _breakers_ is well known. Such apparatus is taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,644,790 issued Feb. 22, 1972 to J. M. _Kozlovic... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to cellular polyurethanes and polyisocyanurates and to intermediates therefor, especially novel fluorocarbon compatibilized, homogeneous polyol blends, resin precursor blends incorporating such polyol blends, and their usage in processes for making such cellular products... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to cellular polyurethanes and polyisocyanurates and to intermediates therefor, especially novel fluorocarbon compatibilized, homogeneous polyol blends, resin precursor blends incorporating such polyol blends, and their usage in processes for making such cellular products... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to cellular polyurethanes and polyisocyanurates and to intermediates therefor, especially novel fluorocarbon compatibilized, homogeneous polyol blends, resin precursor blends incorporating such polyol blends, and their usage in processes for making such cellular products... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to cellular polyurethanes and and to intermediates therefor, especially fluorocarbon compatibilized, homogeneous resin precursor blends incorporating such polyol blends, and their usage in processes for making such cellular products. 2. Description of the Prior Art Cellu... | 1. fIEld oF The INvEntiON
thIs inVeNtioN relAteS To CeLLULar poLYureThANES AnD pOLyisocYAnUrATes aNd to iNTeRmEDiateS ThEREfOR, eSpeCiALlY nOvel flUORoCARBON comPATiBILIzed, HoMogenEOuS pOlYol bLENds, rESIN precuRSOR bLEnDS InCoRPoraTinG sucH pOlyOL BlENds, And their UsAgE IN pROCesses fOR mAKiNG SUCh CeLLULar pRodUcTs... | 1. Field of theInventionThis inventionrelates to cellular polyurethanes andpolyisocyanurates and to intermediatestherefor, especially novel fluorocarbon compatibilized, homogeneous polyol blends, resin precursor blendsincorporating such polyol blends, and their usage in processes for making such cel... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates to cellular _polyurethanes_ and polyisocyanurates _and_ to _intermediates_ therefor, especially novel fluorocarbon compatibilized, homogeneous _polyol_ blends, resin precursor blends incorporating _such_ polyol blends, and their usage in processes for making _such_ cel... |
A. Technical Field
The present invention pertains generally to camera or vision systems; and relates more particularly to generating novel views of a scene.
B. Background
Novel view interpolation (NVI) deals with trying to interpolate or synthesize a new, or novel, image view from other views. There are a wide range of... | A. Technical Field The present invention pertains generally to camera or vision systems; and relates more particularly to generating novel views of a scene. B. Background Novel view interpolation (NVI) deals with trying to interpolate or synthesize a new, or novel, image view from other views. There are a wide range of... | A. Technical Field The preXeGt invention pertains generally to camera or vision systems; and relates more particularly to generating novel views of a scene. B. Background Novel view interpolation (NVI) deals with trying to interpolate or synthesize a new, or novel, image view from other views. There are a wide range of... | A. Technical Field The present pertains generally to camera or vision systems; and relates more particularly to generating novel views of a scene. B. Background Novel view interpolation (NVI) deals with trying to interpolate or synthesize a new, novel, image view from other views. There are a wide range of approaches t... | A. TEcHnical fIeLd
THE PreSent iNVEntiON pERTaiNs geNERaLly To cAMera Or VIsIon systems; AND relATes mORE paRTIcUlarLy to GenEratinG novel VIeWs Of a scENE.
b. baCkgrOunD
novEL vIEw inTERPOlatIon (nvi) dEalS wIth TrYiNg TO iNtErPolaTE Or synThESIZE A nEW, OR nOVeL, IMAGe vIew FrOM otHEr vIEws. theRE aRe a WiDe ranGE oF... | A. Technical Field The present inventionpertains generally to camera or vision systems; and relates more particularly to generating novelviewsof a scene. B. Background Novel view interpolation(NVI) deals with trying tointerpolate or synthesize anew, or novel, image view from other views. There are ... | A. Technical Field The present _invention_ pertains generally to camera or vision systems; _and_ relates more particularly to generating novel views of a scene. B. Background _Novel_ view _interpolation_ _(NVI)_ _deals_ with _trying_ _to_ interpolate or synthesize a new, or _novel,_ image view from other views. There a... |
Developments in speech synthesis and computer animation enable the real-time synthesis of faces that look and sound like actual people. With recent advances in speech recognition, natural language interpretation and speech synthesis, conversational interfaces are finding wider acceptance. Collectively, these technologi... | Developments in speech deduction and computer animation enable the real-time synthesis of faces that look and sound like actual people. With recent advances in speech recognition, natural language interpretation and speech synthesis, conversational interfaces are finding wider acceptance. Collectively, these technologi... | Developments in speech synthesis and computer ajimat7on enable the real - time synthesis of Cacss that look and sound liiW actual people. 1iFh recrnr advances in dpeesh recognition, natural language interpretation and speech syntGeais, conversatioHa< interfaces are finding wider acceptance. Collectively, these technolo... | in speech synthesis and computer animation enable real-time synthesis faces that look and like actual people. With recent advances in speech recognition, natural language interpretation and speech synthesis, conversational interfaces are finding wider acceptance. Collectively, these technologies can be used to produce ... | DEvelOPMENtS In SPeECH SYNthEsiS aNd COMputER aNiMatioN eNAbLe THe REaL-TImE SYNthesIs OF FaCeS ThAT LOok And sOunD liKe ActUaL People. wiTH reCenT AdVaNCEs In SPEEcH rECoGNitION, NAtUrAl LanGUAGe IntERpREtAtIoN AnD spEecH SynThEsiS, ConVersATIonAL iNtERFaCeS ARE fiNdinG WiDEr aCCePtAnce. COLlectIveLY, tHEse TecHNOlOGI... | Developments in speechsynthesis and computer animation enable the real-time synthesis of faces that look and sound like actual people. Withrecent advances in speech recognition, natural language interpretation and speechsynthesis, conversational interfaces are finding wider acceptance. Collecti... | _Developments_ in speech synthesis and _computer_ animation enable the _real-time_ synthesis of faces that look and sound like actual people. With recent _advances_ _in_ speech recognition, natural _language_ interpretation and speech _synthesis,_ conversational interfaces are _finding_ wider acceptance. Collectively, ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an ink-jet recording apparatus for jetting an ink or inks from nozzles.
2. Description of the Related Art
In an ink-jet printer described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 7-61078, runners or rollers, which are rotatably supported by shafts extending... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ink-jet recording apparatus for jetting an ink or inks from nozzles. 2. Description of the Related Art In an ink-jet printer described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 7-61078, runners or rollers, which are rotatably supported by shafts extending... | 1. cielc of the Invention The present invention relates to an ink - jet recording apparatus for jetting an ink or inks from nozzles. 2. Desf$iption of the Related Art In an ink - jet (rinte5 described in Japanese Patent Application Laid - open No. 7 - 61078, runners or rollers, which are rotatably supported by shafts e... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ink-jet recording for jetting an ink or inks from nozzles. 2. Description of the Related Art In an ink-jet printer described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 7-61078, runners or rollers, which are rotatably by shafts extending in a direction perp... | 1. FieLd Of thE inveNtion
the preSEnT INventIOn reLaTeS to aN inK-jEt recorDinG appAratus fOR JEttIng AN iNk OR INKs fRom NoZzLEs.
2. DESCRiPTION oF tHe rELAted ARt
iN aN ink-JET prinTER DeScrIBED iN jApANESE PatEnt AppLIcATIoN laId-OPEn nO. 7-61078, RuNNeRS OR ROLleRS, whiCH ARe rotataBLY SupPorTed by shafts EXTEnDing... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ink-jet recording apparatus for jetting an ink or inks from nozzles. 2. Description of theRelated Art In an ink-jet printer described in Japanese Patent Application Laid-open No. 7-61078, runners or rollers,which are rotatably supported by shaft... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to _an_ _ink-jet_ recording apparatus for jetting an ink or _inks_ from nozzles. 2. _Description_ of _the_ Related Art In an ink-jet printer _described_ in Japanese _Patent_ _Application_ Laid-open No. 7-61078, runners or rollers, which are rotatably supported b... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to cable bushings for offsetting electrical cables. Electrical cables passing through openings in structural members such as framing panels, or walls must be protected from abrasive contact with the edges of the openings. Offset bushings prevent direct contact between the... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to cable bushings for offsetting electrical cables. Electrical cables passing through openings in structural members such as framing panels, or walls must be protected from abrasive contact with the edges of the openings. Offset bushings prevent direct contact between the... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to cable bushings for offsetting electrical cables. Electrical cables passing through openings in structural members such as framing panels, or walls must be protected from abrasive contact with the edges of the openings. Offset bushings prevent direct contact between the... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to cable bushings for offsetting electrical cables. cables passing through openings in structural members such as framing panels, or walls be protected from contact with the edges of the openings. Offset bushings direct contact between the electrical and edges. 2. Description... | 1. fiELd of ThE InvENtIoN
tHE iNvENtION RELaTeS to cAbLE BUShIngs fOr oFFseTTinG eLEctRICal CaBLes. ElECtrIcaL caBlES PASsiNG thROuGH opeNingS in STRucTuraL MEMBERs such AS FRAMing PaNElS, or wALLs muST BE pRoTECtEd fRoM ABRASIve cOnTact With the eDgES OF tHe OpENings. OFfSeT BuShINgS pREvENT diReCT cONtaCt BeTweEN ThE... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to cable bushings for offsetting electrical cables. Electrical cables passingthrough openings in structural members such asframing panels, or walls must be protected from abrasivecontact with the edges of the openings. Offset bushings prevent direct contactbetween ... | _1._ Field of the Invention The invention relates to _cable_ bushings for _offsetting_ electrical cables. Electrical _cables_ passing through openings in _structural_ members such as framing panels, or walls must be protected from abrasive contact with _the_ edges of the openings. Offset bushings prevent direct contact... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to ink for ink jet recording, an ink cartridge, an ink jet recording device, an image forming method, and an image recorded medium.
2. Description of the Background Art
Ink jet recording methods are advantageous in comparison with other recording methods in that t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to ink for ink jet recording, an ink cartridge, an ink jet recording device, an image forming method, and an image recorded medium. 2. Description of the Background Art Ink jet recording methods are advantageous in comparison with other recording methods in that t... | 1. Field of the Ijvsntion The present invention relates to ink for ink jet recording, an ink cartridge, an ink jet recording device, an image forming metYoE, and an image recorded medium. 2. Description of the Background Art Ink jet recording methods are advantageous in comparison with other recording methods in that t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to ink for ink jet recording, an ink cartridge, an ink jet recording device, an image forming method, and an image recorded medium. 2. Description of the Background Art Ink jet recording methods are advantageous in comparison with other recording methods in that t... | 1. fIEld of the InveNtIoN
thE PRESeNT InVenTIoN RelateS To iNK FOR InK JeT reCordING, aN Ink CArTRIDgE, an inK JeT RecoRDInG dEviCE, AN imAge FoRMIng METHOD, aND aN IMage reCOrDEd meDIUM.
2. dEscripTIon oF THE BacKGROUnD Art
iNK JeT recORDInG MEthoDs Are adVaNtaGeous iN cOmPArIsOn WitH otHer RECoRDiNg MeTHOds IN thaT T... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toink for ink jet recording, an ink cartridge, an ink jet recordingdevice, an image forming method, and an image recorded medium. 2. Description of the Background Art Ink jet recording methods are advantageous in comparison with otherrecording metho... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to ink for ink jet _recording,_ an ink cartridge, an _ink_ jet _recording_ device, an image forming method, and _an_ image _recorded_ medium. _2._ Description of the Background Art Ink jet recording methods are advantageous in comparison with other recording _meth... |
A key problem with a precision resistor is that the resistance values tend to change over time as a function of temperature. This variation in resistance hinders circuits which rely on precise control of the resistance value for their functionality. Current methods rely on material innovations to limit the thermal coef... | A key problem with a precision resistor is that the resistance values tend to change over time as a function of temperature. This variation in resistance hinders circuits which rely on precise control of the resistivity value for their functionality. Current methods rely on material innovations to limit the thermal coe... | A key proN,em with a precision resistor is that the 4esistZnce values tend to change over time as a function of temperature. This variation in resistance hinders circuits which re;% on precise control of the resistance value for their functionality. Current methLvs rely on material innovations to ljnit the thermal voef... | A key problem with a precision is that the resistance values tend to change over time as a function of temperature. This variation in resistance hinders circuits which rely on precise control of the resistance value for their functionality. methods rely on innovations limit the thermal coefficient of resistance (TCR) o... | A keY pRObLEM wITH A PrecISion ReSiStoR is That the REsiStANcE VaLUes TEnD TO ChAngE oveR tiMe as a fUNCTioN Of tempERaTURe. thiS VARiatIoN In rEsIstAncE hIndERs cIrcuitS WhIcH REly On PreciSe coNtrOl of the rESistANCE vaLuE FOR ThEIR fUnCTIoNaliTy. curREnT mETHods ReLY oN matERiaL innOvAtIoNs to LIMIt ThE tHermal coef... | A key problemwith a precision resistor is that the resistance values tendto change over time as a function of temperature. This variation in resistance hinders circuits which rely on precisecontrol ofthe resistance valuefor their functionality. Current methods rely on material innovations toli... | A key problem with a precision resistor is that the resistance values _tend_ to change over time _as_ _a_ function of temperature. This variation in _resistance_ hinders circuits _which_ rely on precise _control_ of _the_ _resistance_ value _for_ _their_ functionality. Current _methods_ rely on material innovations to ... |
Not applicable.
The present invention relates to computer systems for the management of information distributed across a plurality of electronic system devices. More particularly, the invention relates to a system which includes a plurality of network servers, interface terminals, remote data collecting devices and oth... | Not applicable. The present invention relates to computer systems for the management of information distributed across a plurality of electronic system devices. More particularly, the invention relates to a system which includes a plurality of network servers, interface terminals, remote data collecting devices and oth... | Not applicable. The present invention relates to computer systems for the management of information distributed across a plurality of electronic system devices. More particularly, the invention relates to a system which includes a plurality of network servers, interface terminals, remote data collecting devices and oth... | Not applicable. The present invention relates to computer systems for the management distributed across a plurality of electronic system devices. More particularly, the invention relates a system which includes of network servers, interface terminals, remote data collecting and other smart devices to facilitate informa... | Not APPlicAbLE.
The prESeNT iNVenTiOn relATes tO CompuTER sYsTems fOR tHE MANagEmENT OF INFORmaTIOn DisTriButED acROss A PlURAlIty oF eLeCtrOniC SYsTeM DeVICeS. MORe PArtiCULARLY, THe INVeNtIOn reLATes tO A sYstEM wHicH iNCLUdEs A PLuRaLItY oF nEtwORk seRVERS, INtERFACe TermINAls, rEMotE DATA coLLEctiNG dEViCEs AND OTh... | Not applicable. The present invention relates to computersystems for themanagement of informationdistributedacross a plurality of electronic systemdevices. More particularly,the inventionrelates to a system which includesa plurality of network servers, interfaceterminals, remote data collecting devices and other ... | Not applicable. The _present_ invention relates to computer _systems_ for the _management_ of information distributed across a plurality of electronic system devices. More particularly, the _invention_ _relates_ to _a_ system which includes _a_ plurality of network servers, interface terminals, remote data _collecting_... |
Various types of drip irrigation apparatus are known in the patent literature and in the marketplace. A particularly successful type of drip irrigation apparatus is described and claimed in Israel Pat. No. 45211 which discloses a drip irrigator comprising a continuous uninterrupted drip irrigation hose which is extrude... | Various types of drip irrigation apparatus are known in the patent literature and in the marketplace. A particularly successful type of drip irrigation apparatus is described and claimed in Israel Pat. No. 45211 which discloses a drip irrigator comprising a continuous uninterrupted drip irrigation hose which is extrude... | VQrio ts types of drip irrigation apparatus are known in the patent literature and in the marketplace. A particularly successful type of drip irrigation apparatus is described and claimed in Israel Pat. No. 45211 which discloses a drip irrigator comprising a continuous uninterrupted drip irrigation hose which is extrud... | Various types of drip irrigation apparatus are known in the patent literature and in the marketplace. A particularly type of drip irrigation apparatus is described claimed Israel Pat. No. 45211 which discloses a drip irrigator comprising a continuous uninterrupted irrigation which is extruded around drip irrigation ele... | VArioUS typeS of DRiP IRRigatION aPPaRaTuS arE KNOwN In tHe pAteNT LIteRature And in tHE mARKETpLace. A pArTiCuLArLy SUccEssFUl TypE OF drIp iRrIgaTION apparAtUS is DEsCribeD aNd cLAIMED IN IsRAEL Pat. no. 45211 WHicH DiscloSes a DriP IrrigatoR COmPrisIng a contiNUOuS UNINtERRupTeD dRIP IRRIGAtIOn hose WHICH Is EXTRUDE... | Various types of dripirrigation apparatus are known in the patent literature andin the marketplace. A particularly successful type of drip irrigation apparatus is described and claimed in Israel Pat. No.45211 which discloses a drip irrigator comprising a continuous uninterrupted drip irrigation ... | _Various_ types of drip irrigation _apparatus_ are known _in_ the patent literature and in the _marketplace._ A particularly successful type of drip _irrigation_ apparatus is described and claimed in Israel _Pat._ No. 45211 which discloses a drip irrigator comprising a _continuous_ uninterrupted drip irrigation hose wh... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a metal organic chemical vapor deposition (hereinafter referred to as xe2x80x9cMOCVDxe2x80x9d) apparatus and to a deposition method. More particularly, the present invention relates to an MOCVD apparatus useful to deposit high dielectric thin film on a semicond... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a metal organic chemical vapor deposition (hereinafter referred to as xe2x80x9cMOCVDxe2x80x9d) apparatus and to a deposition method. More particularly, the present invention relates to an MOCVD apparatus useful to deposit high dielectric thin film on a semicond... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a metal organic chemical vapor deposition (hereinafter referred to as xe2x80x9cMOCVDxe2x80x9d) apparatus and to a deposition method. More particularly, the present invention relates to an MOCVD apparatus useful to deposit high dielectric thin film on a semicond... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a metal organic chemical vapor deposition (hereinafter as xe2x80x9cMOCVDxe2x80x9d) apparatus and to a deposition method. More particularly, the present invention relates to an MOCVD apparatus to deposit high dielectric thin on a semiconductor substrate and to a dep... | 1. fIElD oF tHE INVENtIOn
the present iNVEntiOn RELatES tO A metAl OrgANIc CHeMICal VApOR deposiTIOn (HereINAFTEr rEFErreD tO as Xe2x80X9cMOCVdXe2X80X9d) ApparatuS And TO A dEposItiOn METHod. morE pARticuLARly, tHe preSeNt invEntion RELatEs to AN mocVD aPPaRAtus UseFUL to DePOsIt HiGH DiElEctRIc ThIN fIlM ON a semICOnD... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to a metal organicchemicalvapor deposition (hereinafterreferredto as xe2x80x9cMOCVDxe2x80x9d) apparatus and to a deposition method. More particularly,the present invention relatesto anMOCVD apparatus useful todeposit high dielectric thin film on a semicon... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ a _metal_ organic chemical vapor _deposition_ (hereinafter referred to as xe2x80x9cMOCVDxe2x80x9d) apparatus and to _a_ _deposition_ _method._ More _particularly,_ the _present_ invention relates to an MOCVD apparatus useful to deposit high dielectric thi... |
The platelet was discovered in 1842 by Donne [C. R. Acad. Sci.(paris), 14, 336-368, 1842], and has long been regarded as a component of blood necessary for hemostasis. It is now known that the platelet plays not only a main role in the hemostatic system, but also multifunctional roles, for example, a clinically notable... | The platelet was discovered in 1842 by Donne [C. R. Acad. Sci.(paris), 14, 336-368, 1842], and has long been regarded as a component of blood necessary for hemostasis. It is now known that the platelet plays not only a main role in the hemostatic system, but also multifunctional roles, for example, a clinically notable... | The platelet was discovered in 1842 by Donne [C. R. Acad. Sci. (paris ), 14, 336 - 368, 1842 ], and has long been regarded as a component of blood necessafJ for hemostasis. It is now known that the platelet plays not only a main role in the hemostatic system, but also multifunctional roles, for example, a clinically no... | The platelet was discovered in 1842 by Donne [C. R. Sci.(paris), 14, 336-368, 1842], and has long been regarded as a component of blood necessary for hemostasis. It is now known that the platelet plays not only a main role the hemostatic system, but also roles, for example, notable generation of arteriosclerosis, circu... | ThE PLatElET wAs DiScoverEd IN 1842 bY DoNnE [c. r. ACAD. Sci.(pAriS), 14, 336-368, 1842], AnD has LoNg BeeN regArdEd AS A CoMPOnenT Of BlOOD NecesSARY FoR HeMoSTaSIs. iT iS nOW kNOWn that tHE pLatELET PLayS NoT oNLY a mAiN role In tHE hEMOSTaTIc SyStEM, buT AlSo mUlTiFUNCtIonaL rOLEs, fOR examPle, a clINiCAlLy NOtable... | The platelet was discovered in 1842 by Donne [C. R. Acad. Sci.(paris), 14, 336-368, 1842], andhas long been regarded as a component ofblood necessary for hemostasis. It is now known that the platelet plays not only a main role in the hemostatic system, but also multifunctional roles, for example, a cl... | The _platelet_ was discovered in 1842 by _Donne_ [C. R. Acad. Sci.(paris), 14, 336-368, 1842], _and_ _has_ long been regarded as _a_ component of _blood_ necessary for hemostasis. It is now known that the platelet plays _not_ only a main role _in_ _the_ _hemostatic_ system, but also _multifunctional_ roles, _for_ examp... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to oxidative desulfurization and more particularly to a process and system for integrated oxidative desulfurization and fluid catalytic cracking of liquid hydrocarbon feedstocks.
2. Description of Related Art
In conventional oil refinery operations, various processes occ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to oxidative desulfurization and more particularly to a process and system for integrated oxidative desulfurization and fluid catalytic cracking of liquid hydrocarbon feedstocks. 2. Description of Related Art In conventional oil refinery operations, various processes occ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to oxidative desulfurization and more particularly to a process and system for integrated oxidative desulfurization and fluid catalytic cracking of liquid hydrocarbon feedstocks. 2. Description of Related Art In conventional oil refinery operations, various processes occ... | Field of the Invention This invention relates oxidative desulfurization and more particularly to a process and system for integrated oxidative desulfurization and fluid catalytic cracking of liquid hydrocarbon feedstocks. 2. Description of Related Art In conventional oil operations, various processes occur in discrete ... | 1. fieLd Of ThE INVentiON
thIs InvEnTioN rElaTes to oxIDATiVE dEsULFUrIZAtIoN anD MORE pARtIcUlaRLy To A PRoCESs And SyStEM For InTegratEd OxiDAtive DesuLFURIZaTIon and fLUid catAlYTic cRAckiNG of lIquiD HYdrOCarboN fEEdstOCKS.
2. dEsCripTIoN of ReLATed ArT
iN CoNvenTional OIl rEfiNeRy oPERaTiOnS, VARIOus pRoCesses Occ... | 1. Field of the Invention This inventionrelates to oxidative desulfurization and more particularly to a process and system for integrated oxidative desulfurization and fluidcatalytic cracking of liquid hydrocarbon feedstocks.2. Description of Related Art Inconventional oil refinery operations, various ... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention This invention relates to _oxidative_ desulfurization and _more_ particularly to a process and system _for_ integrated oxidative _desulfurization_ and _fluid_ _catalytic_ cracking of liquid hydrocarbon feedstocks. _2._ _Description_ of Related Art In conventional oil _refinery_ operations,... |
In the high pressure-high temperature oxidation-leaching of chalcopyrite ore concentrates the oxidation of the sulfides results in the formation of sulfuric acid, the dissolution of the water-soluble and acid-soluble metals, and the generation of heat due to the exothermic nature of the oxidation reactions. The oxidati... | In the high pressure-high temperature oxidation-leaching of chalcopyrite ore concentrates the oxidation of the sulfides results in the formation of sulfuric acid, the dissolution of the water-soluble and acid-soluble metals, and the generation of heat due to the exothermic nature of the oxidation reactions. The oxidati... | In the high pressure - high temperature oxidation - leaching of chalcopyrite ore concentrates the oxidation of the sulfldeX results in the formation of sulfuric acid, the dissolution of the water - soluble and acid - soluble metals, and the generation of heat due to the exothermic nature of the oxidation reactions. The... | In the high pressure-high temperature oxidation-leaching of chalcopyrite ore concentrates the oxidation of the sulfides in the of sulfuric acid, the dissolution of the water-soluble and acid-soluble metals, and the generation of heat due the exothermic of the oxidation reactions. The oxidation reactions proceed accordi... | in thE hiGh PrEsSure-hIGh TeMPeRaTuRE OxIDaTIOn-lEaChINg Of chalCopYrITe OrE CoNCENTRATeS ThE oXiDAtIon OF ThE SULFidEs REsulTs in tHE ForMATioN of SUlfuric aCiD, tHe dissoLUtion Of THe wAtER-SoLUBLe ANd acID-SOlUbLE mETAls, AnD thE genERaTion Of HeAt DUe tO thE eXOthERMIC NATure oF tHe oxidAtION rEAcTIOnS. THe Oxidati... | In the high pressure-high temperature oxidation-leaching of chalcopyriteore concentrates the oxidation ofthesulfides resultsin theformation of sulfuric acid,the dissolution of the water-soluble and acid-soluble metals, and the generation of heatdue to the exothermic nature of the oxidation reacti... | In the high pressure-high temperature oxidation-leaching of chalcopyrite ore concentrates _the_ oxidation of _the_ sulfides _results_ _in_ the _formation_ _of_ sulfuric acid, the dissolution of the water-soluble _and_ _acid-soluble_ metals, and the generation of heat due to the exothermic nature of the oxidation reacti... |
Internal combustion engines are well known and widely used throughout the world. Virtually all modern work machines, and many power generation systems depend upon internal combustion engines as either a primary power source, or indirectly to provide electricity for operation. Over the many decades of internal combustio... | Internal combustion engines are well known and widely used throughout the world. Virtually all modern work machines, and many power generation systems depend upon internal combustion engines as either a primary power source, or indirectly to provide electricity for operation. Over the many decades of internal combustio... | Internal combustion engines are well known and widely used throughout the world. Virtually all modern work machines, and many power generation systems depend upon internal combustion engines as either a primary power source, or indirectly to provide electricity for operation. Over the many decades of internal combustio... | Internal combustion engines are well known and widely used throughout the world. Virtually all modern work machines, power generation systems depend upon internal combustion engines as either a primary power source, or indirectly to provide for operation. many decades of internal combustion engine development, engineer... | inTErNAL cOMbUSTION ENGines aRE Well kNowN AnD wIDeLy USED thrOughout THE WORLd. VIrtUAlly aLL MoDern WOrk MaCHiNes, ANd MaNy POwER geNeration systEMs DEPeND UPon INTeRNaL comBUstiON enGInEs As EiTHer a pRIMarY POwER SourcE, OR INDiREcTly To PrOvidE eLeCTRICiTY FOR OPerATION. oVEr THe ManY DeCAdeS OF iNtERnAl cOMbUSTio... | Internal combustion engines are well known and widely used throughout the world. Virtually all modern workmachines, and many power generation systems depend upon internal combustion engines as either a primarypower source, or indirectly to provide electricityfor operation. Over the many decades of internal combu... | Internal combustion engines are _well_ known and widely _used_ throughout the world. _Virtually_ all modern work machines, and many power generation systems depend upon _internal_ _combustion_ _engines_ as either a primary power source, or indirectly to _provide_ _electricity_ for operation. Over the many decades _of_ ... |
Structures and techniques have been proposed to enhance the performance of semiconductor devices, such as by enhancing the mobility of the charge carriers. For example, U.S. patent application No. 2003/0057416 to Currie et al. discloses strained material layers of silicon, silicon-germanium, and relaxed silicon and als... | Structures and techniques have been proposed to enhance the performance of semiconductor devices, such as by enhancing the mobility of the charge carriers. For example, U.S. patent application No. 2003/0057416 to Currie et al. discloses strained material layers of silicon, silicon-germanium, and relaxed silicon and als... | Structures and techniques have been proposed to enhance the performance of semiconductor devices, such as by enhancing the moHilihy of the charge carriers. For example, U. S. patent application No. 2003 / 0057416 to Currie et al. discloses strained material layers of silicon, silicon - germanium, and relaxed silicon an... | Structures and techniques have been proposed enhance the performance of semiconductor devices, such as by enhancing the mobility of the charge carriers. example, U.S. patent application No. 2003/0057416 to Currie al. discloses strained material layers of silicon, silicon-germanium, and relaxed and also including impuri... | stRUctuREs and tEcHnIQUEs hAve BEEn PRoPOsEd TO EnHAnCE The pErformANce oF SEMIcOnDUctOr deviCEs, Such as bY EnhAncInG thE MObILiTy OF tHE CHargE CArrIerS. fOR ExAMPLE, u.S. PateNT ApPLicAtIoN No. 2003/0057416 TO CUrrIE Et Al. DisclOSEs STrAIned MateRiAL laYERS oF SilIcoN, SIlIcOn-GERmaNIuM, aND RELaxeD SiLiCoN anD ALS... | Structures and techniques have been proposed to enhance the performance of semiconductor devices,such as by enhancing the mobility of the chargecarriers. For example,U.S. patent application No. 2003/0057416 to Currie et al. disclosesstrained material layers of silicon, silicon-germanium, an... | Structures and techniques have been proposed _to_ enhance the _performance_ of semiconductor devices, such as by enhancing the _mobility_ _of_ the charge carriers. For _example,_ U.S. patent application _No._ 2003/0057416 to Currie et _al._ discloses strained _material_ layers of _silicon,_ silicon-germanium, and relax... |
This invention relates to a method of producing a glass gob to be subjected to press molding, a method of producing a glass molded product by pressing the glass gob, and an apparatus for producing the glass gob.
In order to produce an optical glass component, use has widely been made of a technique of press-molding a g... | This invention relates to a method of producing a glass gob to be subjected to press molding, a method of producing a glass molded product by pressing the glass gob, and an apparatus for producing the glass gob. In order to produce an optical glass component, use has widely been made of a technique of press-molding a g... | This invention relates to a method of producing a glass gob to be subjected to press molding, a method of producing a glass molded product by pressing the glass gob, and an apparatus for producing the glass gob. In order to produce an optical glass component, use has widely been made of a technique of press - molding a... | This to method of producing a glass gob to be subjected to press molding, a method producing a glass molded product pressing the glass gob, and an apparatus for producing the glass gob. In order to produce optical glass component, use has widely been made of a technique of press-molding a glass by the use of a die or a... | thIS InVEntION RElatEs TO A mETHod Of pROducIng A GlAsS GoB To bE sUbJEcteD To PRESs moldiNG, A method oF ProDUcING a gLaSS MOlDEd ProDucT By PrEssiNg thE gLasS gOb, aNd an aPpAraTUS FOr ProduciNg the GlAss Gob.
in ORdeR TO prODUCe AN OptIcal GlASS COMpoNenT, Use HAS wiDelY bEeN mADE OF A TEcHnIqUE of preSs-MOLding A g... | Thisinvention relates toa method of producing a glass gob to be subjected to press molding,a method of producinga glass molded product by pressing the glass gob, and an apparatus for producing the glass gob. In order to produce an optical glass component, use has widely been made of a techniq... | This invention _relates_ _to_ a _method_ of producing a glass gob to be subjected _to_ press molding, a _method_ of _producing_ a _glass_ molded _product_ by pressing the glass gob, and an apparatus for producing the glass gob. _In_ order to produce an optical glass component, _use_ has widely _been_ made of a techniqu... |
Generally, an organic light-emitting display device may include a driver and a plurality of pixels, and each pixel may correspond to one pixel circuit, wherein the driver may generate a drive signal, and the drive signal may be transmitted in a plurality of pixel circuits. Each pixel circuit is scanned and data is writ... | Generally, an organic light-emitting display device may include a driver and a plurality of pixels, and each pixel may correspond to one pixel circuit, wherein the driver may generate a drive signal, and the drive signal may be transmitted in a plurality of pixel circuits. Each pixel circuit is scanned and data is writ... | Generally, an organic light - emitting display device may include a driver and a plurality of pixels, and each pixel may correspond to one pixel circ6&t, wherein the driver may generate a drive signal, and the drive zugnal may be transmitted in a plurality of pixel circuits. Each pixel circuit is scanned and data is wr... | Generally, an organic light-emitting display device may include a driver and a of pixels, and each pixel may to one pixel circuit, wherein the driver may generate a drive signal, and the drive signal may transmitted in a plurality of pixel circuits. Each circuit is scanned and data is written into each pixel circuit so... | GEneRALlY, AN ORganic lIGht-emIttiNg DiSpLaY DeVIcE mAy inCluDe a DRIvER and a plUrAlITY of PIXELS, ANd EAch PIxEl maY CoRReSponD TO One PiXel CIrCUiT, wherEIN THE DriVER MAY GeneraTE A DRiVE SigNaL, ANd the dRIVE SIGNAL May BE TRANSmIttEd In A pLuraLItY OF pIxEl circuIts. Each PIXeL ciRCUIT is ScanNEd aNd DATA Is WrIt... | Generally, an organic light-emitting displaydevice may include a driverand a plurality of pixels, and each pixel may correspond to one pixel circuit, wherein the driver may generate a drivesignal,and the drive signalmaybe transmitted in a plurality of pixel circuits. Each pixel circuit is scan... | Generally, an organic light-emitting display _device_ may include a driver and a plurality of _pixels,_ and _each_ pixel may correspond _to_ _one_ pixel circuit, wherein the driver _may_ _generate_ a drive signal, and _the_ drive _signal_ may _be_ _transmitted_ in a plurality of pixel circuits. _Each_ _pixel_ circuit i... |
The invention relates to a telecommunication system comprising a transmission medium simultaneously accessible to at least three terminals, each terminal comprising a send oscillator coupled to the transmission medium via send means and, means for modulating the output signal of the send means. The transmission medium ... | The invention relates to a telecommunication system comprising a transmission medium simultaneously accessible to at least three terminals, each terminal comprising a send oscillator coupled to the transmission medium via send means and, means for modulating the output signal of the send means. The transmission medium ... | The invention relates to a telecommunication system comprising a transmission medium simultaneously accessible to at least three terminals, each terminal comprising a send oscillator coupled to the transmission medium via send means and, means for modulating the output signal of the send means. The transmission medium ... | The invention a telecommunication system comprising a transmission medium simultaneously accessible to at least three terminals, each terminal comprising a send oscillator coupled to the transmission medium send means and, means the output signal the send means. transmission medium is also coupled to an input of receiv... | THE InVENtIoN rELaTeS To A TeleCOMMUNICATioN sySteM ComprisInG A TRaNsMissIOn MedIuM SIMULtANeoUsLY AccESSible TO at leAST THReE teRMInAlS, EaCh TErminaL comPriSiNG a sENd oSCIllaTor cOuPLED To THE TrAnSMIssiOn MEDiUM vIa SEnD mEAns AnD, meANS foR moduLAtInG THe ouTPUT SiGnAL of ThE SEnd MEAnS. The TraNsmISsiON MEdiUM ... | Theinvention relates to a telecommunication systemcomprisinga transmissionmedium simultaneously accessible to at least threeterminals, each terminal comprisinga send oscillator coupled to the transmission mediumvia send meansand,means for modulating theoutput signal of the send means. The transmission... | _The_ invention relates to a telecommunication _system_ comprising a _transmission_ medium simultaneously accessible to _at_ least three terminals, each terminal comprising a send oscillator coupled to _the_ transmission medium via send means and, means _for_ modulating the _output_ _signal_ of the send means. The tran... |
Electronic device manufacturing systems may include multiple process chambers and load lock chambers. Such chambers may be included in cluster tools where a plurality of process chambers may be distributed about a transfer chamber, for example. These tools may employ articulated robots or multi-arm robots, which may be... | Electronic device manufacturing systems may include multiple process chambers and load lock chambers. Such chambers may be included in cluster tools where a plurality of process chambers may be distributed about a transfer chamber, for example. These tools may employment articulated robots or multi-arm robots, which ma... | Electronic device manufacturing systems may include multiple process chambers and load lock chambers. Such chambers may be included in cluster tools where a plurality of process chambers may be distributed about a transfer chamber, for ezam0le. These tools may employ zrticuKated robots or multi - arm robots, which may ... | Electronic manufacturing systems may include multiple process chambers lock chambers. Such chambers may be included in cluster tools where a plurality of process chambers may distributed about a transfer chamber, for example. These tools may employ articulated robots or multi-arm robots, which may be housed within the ... | ELeCTroNIc DeviCE MANuFActURINg SYstEMS MAy INcLUdE MULtIpLE PRoceSS ChaMBErs AnD LOAD loCk ChamBErS. sUCH cHaMbERs may BE INCLUdEd IN cluSTEr tOOls WHERE a plURalITY of PrOcESS ChAmbERs MAY BE DiStriBUtEd abOut a tRanSFeR chaMber, FOR exAmplE. theSe ToOLs MAy EmPlOY ARTICuLAteD rOBOtS OR muLti-arm robots, WhIch MaY be... | Electronic device manufacturing systemsmay include multiple process chambers and load lockchambers. Such chambersmay be included in clustertools where a plurality ofprocess chambers may bedistributed about a transfer chamber, for example. These tools may employ articulated robots or multi... | Electronic device manufacturing systems may include multiple process chambers and load lock chambers. Such chambers _may_ be included in cluster tools _where_ a plurality _of_ process chambers may be _distributed_ about a transfer chamber, _for_ example. These tools may employ articulated robots or multi-arm robots, wh... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates generally to a battery condition determining apparatus which may be employed in an electric automobile. More particularly, the invention relates to a battery power monitoring apparatus for monitoring available reserve electric power of a storage battery correctly even un... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to a battery condition determining apparatus which may be employed in an electric automobile. More particularly, the invention relates to a battery power monitoring apparatus for monitoring available reserve electric power of a storage battery correctly even un... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to a battery condition determining apparatus which may be employed in an electric auFomobilW. More pa4ticu/arly, the invention relates to a battery power monitoring apparatus for monitoring available reserve electric power of a st9fage battery correctly even un... | Field The invention generally to a battery condition determining apparatus which may be employed in an electric automobile. More particularly, the invention relates to a battery power monitoring apparatus for monitoring available reserve electric power a storage battery correctly even under the influence of charge pola... | 1. tECHnicaL FiElD
tHE PResEnt InVeNtiOn rELAtES gENERAlLY to a bATTery conDiTion DeTerMINIng APPArAtus WHich MaY bE EMplOYed IN an ELeCtrIC AuTomobilE. MoRE PaRtiCUlARly, The INVEntION RElates To a BAttery POWeR MOnItORinG apPaRATUs foR MONIToRiNG AvAILABLE ReSeRVE ElEctRIC pOWeR oF a STOraGE BaTteRY CoRreCTly evEn un... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to a battery condition determining apparatuswhich may be employed in an electric automobile. More particularly, the invention relates to a battery power monitoring apparatus for monitoring available reserve electric power of a storage battery... | 1. _Technical_ _Field_ The present invention relates generally to a _battery_ condition determining apparatus which may be employed in an _electric_ automobile. More particularly, the invention relates to _a_ battery power _monitoring_ apparatus for monitoring available reserve _electric_ power of _a_ storage battery c... |
Software systems exist that provide various services for enterprises or other organizations. Such software systems may rely on decentralized, manual, and potentially error-prone data collection, while storing collected data in a centralized back-end system where business logic execution also occurs. These and other sof... | Software systems exist that provide various services for enterprises or other organizations. Such software systems may rely on decentralized, manual, and potentially error-prone data collection, while storing collected data in a centralized back-end system where business logic execution also occurs. These and other sof... | Software systems exist that provide various services for enterprises or other organizations. Such software systems may rely on decentralized, manual, and potentially error - prone data collection, whi;4 storing collected data in a centralized back - end system where business logic execution also occurs. These and other... | Software systems exist provide various services for enterprises or other Such software systems may rely on decentralized, manual, and potentially error-prone data while storing collected data in a centralized back-end system where business logic execution also occurs. These and other software systems be extended throug... | sofTwARE sysTEms exISt thAT PRovidE vARiOUS SerViCES FOr eNTerPrISES or oTHeR ORGaniZaTIOnS. sUcH sOFTWaRE SystEms MAY RElY on DeceNTraLIZed, maNUal, anD POTeNTiallY erRor-pRoNE DAtA ColLeCTiON, WHILE STOrING CollEctED DaTA In A cEntRAliZeD BAcK-ENd SystEm whErE bUSINess LOGiC eXECUtion aLSO OCCUrs. tHeSE anD oTHer SoF... | Software systems exist that provide various services for enterprises or other organizations. Such software systems mayrely on decentralized, manual, and potentially error-prone data collection, while storing collected data ina centralized back-end system wherebusiness logic executionalso occurs.These and ot... | _Software_ systems _exist_ that provide _various_ services _for_ enterprises or other _organizations._ Such software systems may rely on _decentralized,_ manual, and _potentially_ _error-prone_ _data_ collection, while storing collected data in a _centralized_ back-end system where business _logic_ _execution_ also occ... |
Multi-conductor cables have enjoyed widespread use in the electronics industry. One such multi-conductor cable, commonly referred to as flat or ribbon cable, includes plural wire conductors contained in a common plane and electrically isolated from each other by electrically nonconductive insulation. The insulation may... | Multi-conductor cables have enjoyed widespread use in the electronics industry. One such multi-conductor cable, commonly referred to as flat or ribbon cable, includes plural wire conductors contained in a common plane and electrically isolated from each other by electrically nonconductive insulation. The insulation may... | Multi - conductor cables have enjoyed widespread use in the electronics industry. One such multi - conductor cable, commonly referred to as flat or ribbon cable, includes plural wire conductors contained in a cKhmon plane and electrically isolated from each other by electrically nonconductive insulation. The insulation... | Multi-conductor cables have enjoyed widespread use in the electronics industry. One such multi-conductor cable, commonly referred to as or ribbon cable, includes plural conductors contained in common plane and isolated each other by electrically nonconductive insulation. The insulation may be of various materials such ... | MuLtI-condUctOr CABles HaVE EnJoyEd WiDesPrEaD uSE iN THe ELecTroniCs INdUStry. onE SuCH mUlTi-conDuctOr cAbLe, COMmoNLY REfERreD tO as flAT oR RibbON caBLe, InCLuDEs PlURAL wirE coNDUCTorS ConTAinED IN A coMmOn PlaNe anD ELECtrICALly IsoLaTEd fROm EacH OThEr by ElEctRIcAlLY NOnConDuCtivE InsuLatioN. thE InsuLaTIOn mAy... | Multi-conductor cableshave enjoyed widespread use in the electronics industry.One such multi-conductor cable, commonly referred to as flat or ribboncable, includes plural wire conductorscontained in a common planeandelectrically isolated from each other by electrically nonconductive insulation. The insulatio... | Multi-conductor _cables_ have enjoyed widespread use in the _electronics_ industry. One such _multi-conductor_ cable, commonly referred to as flat or ribbon cable, includes _plural_ wire conductors contained in a _common_ plane and electrically isolated from each other by electrically nonconductive insulation. The insu... |
The cephalosporin antibiotics have recently achieved considerable success as therapeutic agents for the treatment of infectious diseases of man. This class of antibiotics is produced by two known general methods. In the first of these methods, cephalosporin C is produced by culturing the organism Cephalosporium acremon... | The cephalosporin antibiotics have recently achieved considerable success as therapeutic agents for the treatment of infectious diseases of man. This class of antibiotics is produced by two known general methods. In the first of these methods, cephalosporin C is produced by culturing the organism Cephalosporium acremon... | The cephalosporin antibiotics have recently achieved considerable success as therapeutic agents for the treatment of infectious diseases of man. This class of antibiotics is produced by two known general methods. In the first of these methods, cSphaloslorin C is produced by culturing the organism CepYa>osporium acremon... | The cephalosporin antibiotics recently achieved considerable success agents for the treatment of infectious diseases of man. This class of produced by two known general methods. In the first these methods, cephalosporin C is produced by culturing the organism Cephalosporium acremonium, Newton Abraham, Biochem. J., 62, ... | the CePHalosporin ANtiBIoTicS hAvE ReCentLY acHIEvEd cOnsideRAbLe suCcesS AS tHERApeuTIc aGeNTs for the TreaTmeNt oF INfECTIOUS DISEaSEs Of MAn. tHiS clAsS OF aNTiBIOTICS iS pRoDUcEd By Two KNoWn GenERAL METhOdS. IN thE FIRST oF tHesE MeThodS, CephaloSPOrIN c Is PRODucEd By CULTurIng thE OrGANisM cephAloSpoRIUM aCREMON... | The cephalosporin antibiotics have recently achieved considerable successastherapeutic agents for the treatment ofinfectious diseases of man. This classof antibiotics is producedby twoknown general methods. In the first ofthese methods, cephalosporin C isproduced by culturing the organism Cepha... | The cephalosporin _antibiotics_ have _recently_ achieved considerable success as therapeutic agents _for_ the _treatment_ of infectious _diseases_ _of_ _man._ _This_ class of antibiotics is produced _by_ _two_ known general methods. In the first of _these_ _methods,_ cephalosporin C is produced by culturing the _organi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an air conditioner, and more particularly, to an integral type air conditioner in which an air cleaner filter is provided at a predetermined portion of the air conditioner to thereby enabling both an air cleaning function and an air conditioning function.
2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an air conditioner, and more particularly, to an integral type air conditioner in which an air cleaner filter is provided at a predetermined portion of the air conditioner to thereby enabling both an air cleaning function and an air conditioning function. 2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an air conditioner, and m9rf particularly, to an integral type air conditioner in which an air cleaner filter is provided at a predetermined portion of the air conditioner to thereby enabling both an air cleaning function and an air conditioning function. 2. De... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates conditioner, and particularly, an type air conditioner in which an air cleaner filter is provided at a predetermined portion the air conditioner to thereby enabling both an air cleaning function and an air conditioning function. 2. Description of the Related In a ... | 1. fiEld oF The iNVeNTiOn
THE PRESeNt inVeNTioN rElates To an aIR COnDiTIONer, And MOre pArTiCulArLY, to an inteGrAl type AIR cOnDitioneR iN whiCh AN aIR cLEAnEr fIlTeR Is PRovidEd at A PredeTermined PoRtiOn Of THe AIr coNditiOnEr tO tHerEby eNablInG boTH An air cLeaNing FUNCTIOn ANd aN aIR CONditIoniNg FUnCtIOn.
2. DE... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto an air conditioner, and moreparticularly, to an integral typeair conditioner in which an air cleaner filter is provided at a predetermined portionof the air conditioner to thereby enabling both an air cleaning function and an air condition... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _an_ air conditioner, and more _particularly,_ to an integral type air conditioner in which _an_ air cleaner filter _is_ provided _at_ _a_ predetermined _portion_ of the air conditioner to thereby enabling both an _air_ cleaning function and an air conditioni... |
Entities often generate and use data that is important in some way to their operations. This data can include, for example, business data, financial data, and personnel data. If this data were lost or compromised, the entity may realize significant adverse financial and other consequences. Accordingly, many entities ha... | Entities often generate and use data that is important in some way to their operations. This data can include, for example, business data, financial data, and personnel data. If this data were lost or compromised, the entity may realize significant adverse financial and other consequences. Accordingly, many entities ha... | Entities often generate and use data that is important in some way to their operations. This data can include, for example, businWes data, financial data, and personnel data. If this data were lost or compromised, the entity may realize significant adverse financial and other consequences. Accordingly, many entities ha... | Entities often generate and use data that is important in some way to This data can include, for example, business data, financial and personnel data. If this data were lost or compromised, the may realize significant financial and other consequences. Accordingly, many entities have chosen to back up some all of their ... | ENTItIEs OfTEN GenERaTE And Use Data ThaT iS imPORTANT IN SoME WAY to tHeIr operAtIonS. tHIS daTA cAN INCLUDe, for EXaMple, bUsInESs dATA, finAnciAl daTA, and pErSONNel DAta. if THiS DAta WERE lost oR cOmPromisED, THe eNTITy mAY REAlIZE SigNifIcaNT ADverSe FiNANcIaL aNd otHer CONSEquENCES. AcCoRdiNgLy, maNy entiTiES Ha... | Entities often generate anduse data that isimportant in some way to their operations. This data can include, for example, business data, financialdata, and personnel data. If this data were lost or compromised, the entity may realize significant adverse financialand other consequences. ... | Entities _often_ _generate_ and use data that is _important_ in some way to their operations. This data can include, for example, business data, _financial_ data, and personnel data. If this data _were_ lost or compromised, the _entity_ may realize significant _adverse_ financial and other consequences. _Accordingly,_ ... |
Attempts have been made to process audio input signals so as to place them in a perceived three-dimensional sound space. It has been assumed that to place a sound behind a subject for example, that this would require a source of sound (i.e. a loudspeaker) to be placed behind a subject. This logically implies that for t... | Attempts have been made to process audio input signals so as to place them in a perceived three-dimensional sound space. It has been assumed that to place a sound behind a subject for example, that this would require a source of sound (i.e. a loudspeaker) to be placed behind a subject. This logically implies that for t... | Attempts have been made to process audio input signals so as to place 6nem in a perceived three - dimensional sound space. It has bewJ assumed that to place a sound behind a subject for example, that this would require a source of sound (i. e. a loudspeaker) to be placed behind a subject. This logically implies that fo... | Attempts have been made to process audio input signals as to place them in three-dimensional sound space. has been assumed that to place a sound a subject for example, that this would require a source sound (i.e. a loudspeaker) to be placed behind a logically implies that for sound exist, complex speaker systems be cre... | atTeMpTs Have BEen MaDE TO proCEss aUDIo input signAlS So aS to plACE theM IN a PERcEIVED tHreE-DiMenSIonAl SOuNd SPacE. IT HAs BEEN ASSuMed ThAT tO pLAcE A sOUnD BeHInD A SuBjECt FOr eXAmpLe, thAT THiS WoUld ReQuIRe A souRcE of sOuNd (I.E. a loudSPeAker) TO be placed beHInD a SubjeCT. ThIs loGICalLY ImpLIES That fOR t... | Attempts have been made to processaudio input signals soas to place them in a perceived three-dimensionalsound space. It hasbeen assumed thatto placea sound behinda subjectfor example, that this would requireasource of sound (i.e. a loudspeaker) to be placedbehind a subject. This logically im... | Attempts have been made _to_ process _audio_ _input_ _signals_ _so_ _as_ to _place_ them _in_ a perceived three-dimensional sound space. _It_ has been assumed that to place a _sound_ behind a subject for example, that this would require a source of sound (i.e. a loudspeaker) _to_ be placed behind a subject. This logica... |
At the instant of starting a cold engine, atomization of the fuel is usually insufficient and ignition is therefore difficult. To correct this, it is necessary to supply a relatively large quantity of fuel to the cold engine by reducing the effective area of the valve at the inlet of the carburetor. As the engine warms... | At the instant of starting a cold engine, atomization of the fuel is usually insufficient and ignition is therefore difficult. To correct this, it is necessary to supply a relatively large quantity of fuel to the cold engine by reducing the effective area of the valve at the inlet of the carburetor. As the engine warms... | At the instant of starting a cold engine, atomization of the fuel is usually insufficient and ignition is therefore difficult. To correct this, it is necessary to supply a relatively large quantity of Eue< to the cold engine by reducing the effective area of the valve at the inlet of the carburey)r. As the engine warms... | At the instant of starting a cold engine, atomization of the fuel is usually insufficient and ignition is therefore difficult. To correct this, it is necessary to supply a relatively large quantity of to the cold engine by reducing the effective of valve at the of the carburetor. As the engine warms up, the choke valve... | At tHE instANT of sTartINg a cOLD eNgiNE, aTomIzaTIOn OF ThE FUEL Is USUalLY insUfFIcieNt anD IgNiTIoN iS tHEREFOrE difficULT. tO correcT tHiS, It iS NEcesSArY to suPpLy A relatIvelY lArGe qUANtITY oF fUeL To tHE cold enGIne by ReDUcing thE EfFECtiVe aREA Of tHE Valve aT ThE inlet oF thE CARBUreTor. as tHe eNginE wARMs... | At the instant of starting a cold engine, atomization of the fuel is usually insufficient and ignition istherefore difficult. To correct this, it is necessary to supply a relatively large quantity of fuel to the cold engine byreducing the effectivearea ofthe valve at the inlet of the carburetor. As th... | At the instant _of_ starting a cold engine, atomization of the fuel is usually insufficient _and_ ignition is _therefore_ difficult. To _correct_ this, _it_ is necessary to supply a relatively large _quantity_ _of_ fuel to the cold _engine_ by reducing the _effective_ area of the valve at the inlet of _the_ carburetor.... |
Radio Frequency (RF) communication systems are utilized in various environments. Radio frequency interferences may occur in such systems and may interrupt, obstruct, or otherwise degrade or limit the effective performance of the communication. For example, cosite interferences may occur in RF communication systems havi... | Radio Frequency (RF) communication systems are utilized in various environments. Radio frequency interferences may occur in such systems and may interrupt, obstruct, or otherwise degrade or limit the effective performance of the communication. For example, cosite interferences may occur in RF communication systems havi... | Radio Frequency (RF) communication systems are utilized in various environments. Radio frequency interferences may lccuG in such systems and may interrupt, obstruct, or otherwise dWgrase or limit the effective performance of the communication. For example, cosite interferences may lcsur in RF communication systems hago... | Radio Frequency (RF) communication systems are utilized in environments. Radio frequency interferences may occur in such systems and may interrupt, or otherwise degrade or limit the effective performance of communication. example, cosite interferences may occur in RF communication systems having two or more transmitter... | RadIO fReQuEnCY (Rf) CoMmUNiCatIoN SYstemS ARe UtIliZed IN varioUs ENvIronMenTS. rADIO fREQUenCY inTerFEREnces MAY occUr iN SuCH SyStems aND mAy inTerrupT, OBSTrucT, Or OthERWISe degrADe or liMiT THe eFfECtivE pERfORMaNcE of thE COmmuNicaTIon. For eXample, cosIte inTERfeREnceS MAY oCCur IN rF COmmUNicatIOn SYSTems hAVI... | Radio Frequency(RF) communicationsystems are utilized in various environments. Radio frequency interferences may occur in such systems andmay interrupt, obstruct, or otherwise degrade orlimit the effective performance ofthe communication. Forexample, cositeinterferencesmay occur in RFcommunication s... | Radio Frequency _(RF)_ communication systems are utilized _in_ various environments. _Radio_ frequency interferences may occur in such _systems_ and may interrupt, obstruct, or otherwise degrade or limit the effective performance of _the_ _communication._ For example, cosite interferences may occur in _RF_ _communicati... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an information distributing system and an information distributing method for distributing various information via the Internet. In addition, the present invention includes a technology relating to a system for realizing a printing service by causing a printing... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an information distributing system and an information distributing method for distributing various information via the Internet. In addition, the present invention includes a technology relating to a system for realizing a printing service by causing a printing... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an information distributing system and an information distributing method for distfiHuting various information via the Internet. In addition, the present invention includes a technology relating to a system for realizing a printing service by causing a printing... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates an information distributing system and an information distributing for distributing various information via the Internet. In addition, the present invention includes a technology to a system for realizing a printing service by causing a printing apparatus connecte... | 1. fiELD OF THE InVEnTion
THE PrESEnT INventIOn rELatEs to aN INFOrmAtION DiStrIbUTiNg system aND AN InFoRmAtION DiStribuTing METHod fOR DIStribUTIng VaRIOuS iNFORmATIOn via tHe IntErnet. iN adDition, The pREsenT INvenTIoN incluDes A tEChnOLOGy RelatiNg to a systeM for RealizInG a pRINtInG sErvIcE By CAusINg A PRiNtiNG... | 1.Field of theInvention Thepresent invention relates to an information distributing system and an information distributing method for distributing various information via the Internet. In addition, the present invention includes a technology relating to a systemfor realizing a printing service by causing aprint... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates to _an_ information _distributing_ _system_ _and_ an information distributing method _for_ distributing _various_ information via the Internet. In _addition,_ the present _invention_ includes _a_ technology _relating_ to a system for _realizing_ _a_ printing... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a mobile telephone powered by multiple batteries to extend mobile operation time.
2. Description of Related Art
Mobile telephones have become very popular due to their mobile nature. They are characterized by a compact body that allows them to easily fit in a p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile telephone powered by multiple batteries to extend mobile operation time. 2. Description of Related Art Mobile telephones have become very popular due to their mobile nature. They are characterized by a compact body that allows them to easily fit in a p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile telephone powered by multiple batteries to extend mobile operation time. 2. Description of Related Art Mobile telephones have become very popular due to their mobile nature. They are characterized by a compact body that allows them to easily fit in a p... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile telephone by multiple to extend mobile operation 2. Description of Related Art Mobile telephones have become very popular due to their mobile nature. They characterized by a compact body that allows them to fit in a purse or pocket, or comfortably clip... | 1. FiELD OF THe InvENTION
tHE prEseNt invEnTIon RElAtES to a MOBiLE tELepHonE POWeReD BY MuLTIple baTTEriES tO eXTend MoBIle OperATion time.
2. desCrIPtiOn of RELAtED ARt
MOBILe TelephonES HaVE BECOmE vERY POPular DUE To TheiR MoBile NatURe. ThEy Are chARaCterized bY A cOMPacT bOdy ThAT ALLOWS TheM TO EASilY FIT In a P... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a mobile telephone powered by multiple batteries to extend mobile operationtime.2. Description of RelatedArt Mobile telephones have become very popular due to their mobilenature. They are characterized by a compact body that allows them t... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a mobile _telephone_ powered by multiple batteries to extend mobile operation time. _2._ Description of Related Art Mobile _telephones_ have become very popular _due_ _to_ _their_ mobile nature. They are characterized by a _compact_ body that allows them to... |
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