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The present invention relates to a forage harvester having a chopper assembly and a delivery arrangement that are connected to each other by a channel that is provided with a cutout into which a crop processing arrangement or a conveyor arrangement can be selectively inserted.
A Claas Company advertising brochure, bear... | The present invention relates to a forage harvester having a chopper assembly and a delivery arrangement that are connected to each other by a channel that is provided with a cutout into which a crop processing arrangement or a conveyor arrangement can be selectively inserted. A Claas Company advertising brochure, bear... | The prea4nt invention relates to a forage harvester having a chopper aZsWmbly and a delivery arrangement 5haG are connected to eZcT other by a channel that is provided with a cutout into which a crop processing arrangement or a conveyor arrangement can be selectively inserted. A Claas Company advertising brochure, bear... | The present invention relates to a forage harvester having a chopper assembly and a delivery arrangement are connected to each other by a channel that is provided with a cutout into which a crop processing arrangement or a conveyor arrangement can be selectively inserted. A Company advertising brochure, bearing the des... | tHE PREsENT inVeNTIOn ReLaTEs To A foRagE haRvesTER HAvING A CHOppER aSSemBLY anD a dElIvErY arRAnGemENT THAt aRE conneCTEd To EACh oTher by a cHANnel tHAT IS provIded wiTh a CUtoUT inTO WHich A CrOp procESsInG ArranGemeNT Or A CoNVeYor aRRANGEMeNT CAn bE seleCTIvEly InsERteD.
a ClAAs CompaNY AdveRtIsING BRochUrE, BEaR... | The present invention relates to aforage harvester having a chopperassembly and a delivery arrangement that areconnectedto each otherby a channel that is provided with acutout into whicha crop processing arrangement or a conveyor arrangement canbe selectively inserted. A Claas Company advertisingbrochure... | _The_ present invention relates to _a_ forage harvester having a chopper _assembly_ and a _delivery_ arrangement _that_ are connected to _each_ other by _a_ channel that is provided with a cutout into which a crop processing _arrangement_ or a conveyor arrangement _can_ _be_ selectively inserted. A _Claas_ Company adve... |
The present invention relates to microelectromechanical actuator structures, and more particularly to an electromagnetic radiation chopper device used in conjunction with an associated electromagnetic radiation detector.
Advances in thin film technology have enabled the development of sophisticated integrated circuits.... | The present invention relates to microelectromechanical actuator structures, and more particularly to an electromagnetic radiation chopper device used in conjunction with an associated electromagnetic radiation detector. Advances in thin film technology have enabled the development of sophisticated integrated circuits.... | The present invention relates to microelectromechanical actuator structures, and more particularly to an electromagnetic radiation chopper device used in conjunction with an associated electromagnetic radiation detector. Advances in thin film technology have enabled the development of sophisticated integrated circuits.... | The present invention relates to microelectromechanical actuator structures, and more particularly to an electromagnetic radiation chopper device used in conjunction with an associated electromagnetic radiation detector. Advances thin film technology have enabled the development of sophisticated integrated circuits. Th... | the preseNT INvEnTIOn relATEs to miCROELEctrOmeCHANICAl ActUAtor StrUCTUreS, AND MoRe pARtIcUlaRly To AN ElECTRoMaGNeTiC raDIaTioN cHOPper DEviCE uSED iN cONJUncTIon wIth An AssoCIateD eLecTROMAGNetIC rAdiAtIon detECTor.
AdvANCeS In THin FILM TECHNOlOGY HavE eNAbLED ThE DEVELOpmEnt Of sOPHisTICatEd InTegRated CiRcUIts.... | The present inventionrelates to microelectromechanical actuatorstructures, and more particularly to an electromagnetic radiation chopper device used in conjunction with an associated electromagnetic radiation detector.Advances in thin film technology have enabled the development of sophisticated integrat... | The _present_ invention _relates_ to _microelectromechanical_ actuator structures, and more particularly to an electromagnetic radiation chopper device used in _conjunction_ with an associated _electromagnetic_ radiation detector. Advances in _thin_ film _technology_ have enabled _the_ _development_ of sophisticated in... |
The importance of an adequate supply of trace elements zinc, chromium, manganese, iron and of the essential amino acid methionine in the diet of both animals and humans has long been recognized in the literature. Small amounts of trace minerals such as zinc, manganese and iron have also been documented as not only extr... | The importance of an adequate supply of trace elements zinc, chromium, manganese, iron and of the essential amino acid methionine in the diet of both animals and humans has long been recognized in the literature. Small amounts of trace minerals such as zinc, manganese and iron have also been documented as not only extr... | The importance of an adequate supply of trace elements zinc, chromium, manganese, iron and of the essential amino acid methionine in the diet of both animals and humans has long been recognized in the literature. Small amounts of trace minerals such as zinc, manganese and iron have also been documented as not only extr... | The importance of an adequate supply of trace elements chromium, manganese, iron and of the amino acid methionine in the diet of both animals and humans has long been recognized the literature. amounts of trace minerals such as zinc, manganese and iron have also been documented as only extremely important in dietary fu... | ThE impORtAnCe of AN AdEqUaTE SUPPLy OF tRacE eLEmentS ZInc, ChromiuM, MANganesE, iRon aND Of THE EsSenTiAl amiNO ACID mEthiONInE IN The dIet Of bOTh animaLs and huMANS HAS LOng Been reCoGNIZEd iN The lITerATuRE. sMalL amOuntS oF trace mInEraLS SuCH as ziNC, manGaNese anD iRON HAVE AlsO BeEn doCUMeNTED aS Not OnLY eXtR... | The importance of an adequate supply of trace elementszinc, chromium, manganese, iron and of the essential amino acid methionine in the diet of both animals and humans haslong been recognizedin the literature. Smallamounts of trace minerals such aszinc, manganese and iron have also been docume... | The importance of an _adequate_ supply of trace _elements_ zinc, chromium, manganese, iron and of the essential _amino_ acid methionine in the diet _of_ _both_ _animals_ and humans has long been recognized in the literature. Small amounts of _trace_ minerals such _as_ zinc, manganese and iron have also been _documented... |
Glucoamylases (EC 3.2.1.3, alpha-1,4-glucan glucohydrolase) are exo-acting enzymes that catalyze hydrolysis of both alpha-1,4 and alpha-1,6 glycosidic linkages from non-reducing ends of glucose-containing di-, oligo- and poly-saccharides, releasing glucose units one at a time (1960, Pazur and Ando, J. Biol. Chem. 235:2... | Glucoamylases (EC 3.2.1.3, alpha-1,4-glucan glucohydrolase) are exo-acting enzymes that catalyze hydrolysis of both alpha-1,4 and alpha-1,6 glycosidic linkages from non-reducing ends of glucose-containing di-, oligo- and poly-saccharides, releasing glucose units one at a time (1960, Pazur and Ando, J. Biol. Chem. 235:2... | Glucoamylases (EC 3. 2. 1. 3, alpha - 1, 4 - glucan glucohydrolase) are exo - acting enzymes that catalyze hydrolysis of both alpha - 1, 4 and alpha - 1, 6 glycosidic linkages from non - reducing ends of glucose - containing di -, oligo - and poly - saccharides, releasing glucose units one at a time (1960, Pazur and An... | Glucoamylases (EC 3.2.1.3, alpha-1,4-glucan glucohydrolase) are exo-acting enzymes that catalyze hydrolysis of both alpha-1,4 alpha-1,6 linkages from non-reducing ends of glucose-containing di-, oligo- and poly-saccharides, releasing glucose units at a time (1960, Pazur Ando, J. Biol. Chem. 235:297-302). Cleavage occur... | GLuCoamYlasEs (eC 3.2.1.3, alPHa-1,4-GlUcAN glUcoHydRoLasE) aRe Exo-aCTiNG eNzyMeS THAt catalYzE hyDROlYsIS of bOTh AlpHa-1,4 And ALpHa-1,6 gLYCOsiDIC LinkAGES FRom Non-REduciNG ENDS of glUCoSe-cONtaInInG DI-, olIgo- and pOLY-sACcHARides, releAsING gLucoSE UnITS OnE AT a tiMe (1960, paZuR And ANDo, j. biol. cheM. 235:2... | Glucoamylases (EC3.2.1.3, alpha-1,4-glucan glucohydrolase)are exo-actingenzymes that catalyzehydrolysisof both alpha-1,4 and alpha-1,6 glycosidic linkages fromnon-reducing ends of glucose-containing di-, oligo- and poly-saccharides, releasingglucose units one at atime (1960, Pazur and Ando, J. Bio... | Glucoamylases (EC _3.2.1.3,_ alpha-1,4-glucan _glucohydrolase)_ _are_ exo-acting enzymes that catalyze hydrolysis of both alpha-1,4 _and_ alpha-1,6 glycosidic linkages from non-reducing _ends_ of glucose-containing di-, oligo- and _poly-saccharides,_ releasing glucose _units_ one _at_ a time (1960, _Pazur_ and _Ando,_ ... |
The present invention relates to a heat exchanger, and more particularly to a microchannel heat exchanger for use as an evaporator under conditions in which moisture is present, such as within a refrigerated merchandiser.
Refrigerated merchandisers are used by grocers to store and display food items in a product displa... | The present invention relates to a heat exchanger, and more particularly to a microchannel heat exchanger for use as an evaporator under conditions in which moisture is present, such as within a refrigerated merchandiser. Refrigerated merchandisers are used by grocers to store and display food items in a product displa... | The present invention relates to a heat exchanger, and more particularly to a microchannel h@ag exchanger for use as an evaporator under comdirions in which moisture is 9res@nt, such as within a rdfrigerater merchandiser. Refrigerated mercBabdisers are used by grocers to store and display food i%fms in a product displa... | The present invention relates to a heat exchanger, and more particularly to a microchannel heat exchanger for use as an evaporator under conditions in which moisture is present, such as within a refrigerated merchandiser. Refrigerated merchandisers are used by grocers to store and display food items in a product displa... | ThE preseNt INVeNTioN RELaTEs to a hEaT eXChANger, AND moRe pArticULaRLy To A MICrOChAnNEl heAt EXchANgEr For use As AN evAporaTor unDer CondItiONS In WhICh moistURe IS PreseNt, SUCh aS wiTHin a REfrIGeRaTEd MErChANDiSEr.
REFRigeRATED merchaNdISeRS ARe uSeD bY gRocErS tO STOrE aND dISPlAY FOOD iTEmS In A pRodUCT DiSPLa... | The present invention relatesto a heat exchanger, and more particularly to a microchannel heat exchanger for use as an evaporatorunder conditions in which moisture is present,such as withina refrigerated merchandiser. Refrigeratedmerchandisers areused by grocers to store anddisplay fooditems in ... | _The_ _present_ invention relates to a heat exchanger, _and_ _more_ particularly to a microchannel heat exchanger for _use_ _as_ an evaporator under _conditions_ _in_ _which_ moisture is present, _such_ _as_ within a refrigerated merchandiser. Refrigerated merchandisers are _used_ by grocers _to_ store and display food... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean cultivar, designated S120074. All publications cited in this application are herein incorporated by reference.
There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of pro... | The present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean cultivar, designated S120074. All publications cited in this application are herein incorporated by reference. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of pro... | The prwsejt invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean cultivar, designated S120074. All publications cited in this application are herein incorporated by reference. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of pro... | The present relates to a new and distinctive soybean cultivar, designated S120074. publications cited in this application are herein by reference. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins the analysis and definition of problems and weaknesses of current ... | THe pRESENt iNVenTioN relATES to a NeW AND DIStiNcTive SOyBeAn cultIVaR, deSIGNAtED s120074. AlL pUbLIcatIoNS CITeD In ThIS apPlICATIon arE herEIn inCORPoRatED by rEFeRENCe.
THere ARe nUmeroUs STePS iN tHe dEVElOpMENt oF AnY nOvEL, dEsiRaBLE PLANt GermplASm. pLAnt BreEdINg bEGiNs WITH tHE AnAlySIs AnD dEFINItion Of PRo... | The present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybeancultivar, designated S120074. All publications citedin thisapplication are herein incorporated by reference.There are numerous steps in thedevelopment ofany novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysisand defin... | The present invention relates to a new _and_ _distinctive_ soybean cultivar, designated S120074. All publications cited in this application _are_ herein _incorporated_ by reference. There are numerous _steps_ in the development _of_ _any_ novel, desirable plant germplasm. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and def... |
Recreational and commercial water systems, as well as natural bodies of water, e.g., ponds, are subject to contamination from the presence and growth of microbes, e.g., algae, pathogenic bacteria and fungi. The sanitization of standing or recirculating water systems typically involves introducing a halogen or halogen-c... | Recreational and commercial water systems, as well as natural bodies of water, e.g., ponds, are subject to contamination from the presence and growth of microbes, e.g., algae, pathogenic bacteria and fungi. The sanitization of standing or recirculating water systems typically involves introducing a halogen or halogen-c... | Recreational and commercial water systems, as well as natural bodies of water, e. g. , ponds, are subject to contamination from the presence and growth of microbes, e. g. , algae, pathogenic bacteria and fungi. The sanitization of standing or recirculating water systems typically involves introducing a halogen or halog... | Recreational and commercial water as well as natural bodies of e.g., ponds, are subject to contamination from the presence and growth microbes, e.g., algae, pathogenic bacteria and fungi. The sanitization of standing or recirculating water systems typically involves introducing a or halogen-containing material, e.g., a... | ReCREaTionAL AND CommERCiAl wATeR SysTEMs, aS WelL As NATURAL BoDies oF water, e.G., PoNDs, aRE SUBjeCT To CONtAmInAtion FRoM The PRESeNce aND GroWTh Of mIcrOBES, E.g., ALGaE, PathOgenic BACtERiA AND fUngI. THe SANItiZaTioN of STANDIng or reCirculaTINg Water syStEMS TyPICalLY InvOLVeS INTroDUcINg A haLogEn oR HaLogeN-C... | Recreational andcommercial water systems, as well as natural bodies of water, e.g., ponds, are subject to contamination from the presence and growth of microbes, e.g., algae, pathogenic bacteria and fungi. The sanitization of standing or recirculating water systems typically involves introducing a halogenor ... | Recreational and commercial water systems, as well as natural bodies _of_ water, e.g., ponds, are subject to contamination _from_ the presence and growth _of_ _microbes,_ e.g., algae, pathogenic _bacteria_ and _fungi._ _The_ sanitization of standing or recirculating water systems typically involves _introducing_ _a_ ha... |
The following generally relates to extrusion systems and methods. More particularly, it is directed to micro extrusion systems and methods for co-extruding multiple similar and/or dissimilar materials to form relatively fine structures with relatively high aspect ratios. However, other applications are also contemplate... | The following generally relates to extrusion systems and methods. More particularly, it is directed to micro extrusion systems and methods for co-extruding multiple similar and/or dissimilar materials to form relatively fine structures with relatively high aspect ratios. However, other applications are also contemplate... | The following generally relates to extrusion systems and methods. More particularly, it is directed to micro extrusion systems and methods for co - extruding multiple similar and / or dissimilar materials to form relatively fine structures with relatively high aspect ratios. However, other applications are also contemp... | The following generally relates extrusion systems and methods. particularly, is directed micro extrusion systems and methods for co-extruding multiple similar and/or dissimilar materials to form relatively fine with relatively high aspect ratios. However, applications also herein. With traditional a billet of material ... | THE fOLloWing gEnERaLLY relATEs TO ExTruSION sysTeMS aNd mETHOds. mOre ParTiCuLarLY, It Is DiReCteD TO MIcRO EXTRusIon systemS AND MetHOds FoR co-extRUdiNG mULtIPle sImILaR and/OR disSIMIlaR MaTeRIAls TO Form RelativELY Fine StRuCTuRes WItH rElaTIVelY HiGh aSpECt rATios. HowEveR, OThER APPLICAtIoNs aRe aLso cOnTEmplatE... | The following generally relatesto extrusion systems and methods.More particularly, itis directed to micro extrusion systems and methods for co-extruding multiplesimilar and/or dissimilar materials to form relatively fine structures with relatively high aspect ratios. However, other applications are also conte... | _The_ following generally _relates_ to extrusion systems _and_ methods. More _particularly,_ it is directed _to_ micro extrusion systems and methods for co-extruding multiple similar and/or dissimilar materials to form _relatively_ fine structures with relatively high aspect _ratios._ However, other applications are al... |
The present embodiments relate generally to development systems for electrophotographic imaging and printing apparatuses and machines in which ghosting print defects are reduced, and more particularly, is directed to a method for reducing positive ghosting in such systems.
Electrophotographic imaging members, e.g., pho... | The present embodiments relate generally to development systems for electrophotographic imaging and printing apparatuses and machines in which ghosting print defects are reduced, and more particularly, is directed to a method for reducing positive ghost in such systems. Electrophotographic imaging members, e.g., photor... | The present embodiments relate generally to development systems for electrophotographic imaging and printing apparatuses and machines in which ghosting print defects are reduced, and more particularly, is directed to a method for reducing positive ghosting in Dich systems. Electrophotographic imaging members, e. g. , p... | The present embodiments relate generally to development systems for electrophotographic imaging and printing apparatuses and in which print defects are reduced, and more particularly, is directed a method for reducing positive ghosting such systems. Electrophotographic imaging members, e.g., photoreceptors, photoconduc... | The PrEsENT EMbODIMEnts ReLate gEneRaLlY To DEVeloPment sYstemS FoR ElECtroPhotoGRAphIC IMAGIng AnD prINTING APPAraTUSEs AND MAchinES in wHICh GHoSting prInt dEFEctS Are ReDuCEd, And More pARticUlARLY, is dIRECtEd tO a mEtHod For redUcInG pOSitIVe gHoSTing In sUcH SYSteMS.
elECTROPHoTOgRAPhiC iMagINg MEMBErs, e.G., pHo... | The presentembodiments relate generally to development systems for electrophotographic imaging and printing apparatuses and machinesinwhichghosting print defects are reduced, and more particularly, is directed to a method for reducing positive ghosting in such systems.Electrophotographicimaging members,e.g., ... | The present embodiments _relate_ generally to development _systems_ _for_ electrophotographic imaging and _printing_ apparatuses and machines in which _ghosting_ print _defects_ are reduced, and more particularly, is directed to a method _for_ reducing positive ghosting _in_ such _systems._ _Electrophotographic_ imagin... |
The inventive concept relates to an optical communication device and, more particularly, to an optical device module including an optical waveguide of a silicon-compound and an optical communication network system using the same.
As electronic devices become smaller and faster, researches are being conducted for increa... | The inventive concept relates to an optical communication device and, more particularly, to an optical device module including an optical waveguide of a silicon-compound and an optical communication network system habituate the same. As electronic devices become smaller and faster, researches are being conducted for in... | The inventive concept relates to an optical communication device and, more particularly, to an optical device module including an optical waveguide of a silicon - compound and an optical communication network system using the same. As electronic devices become smaller and faster, researches are being conducted for incr... | The concept relates to an communication device and, more particularly, to an optical device module including an optical of a silicon-compound and an optical communication network system using As electronic devices smaller and faster, researches are being conducted for increasing integration degree of elements the elect... | thE InVENTIve cONcept rELaTeS TO An OPtIcAl CoMMUniCATiOn devIce AND, more paRTiculArLy, TO An oPTIcaL DEVicE MODULE incluDIng AN OpTIcal WAveguIDe oF A SiliCon-COMpOUnd aNd AN OPTical COmMUniCATion NETWorK sYstEM usIng the Same.
As ELECTroNic DEVicES BeCOME SMAller And FAsteR, reSearcHES Are bEiNG conDUCted fOr incREa... | The inventive concept relates to an optical communication device and, more particularly, to an opticaldevice module including an optical waveguideofa silicon-compoundand an opticalcommunication network system using the same. As electronic devices become smaller and faster, researches are bei... | The _inventive_ _concept_ relates to an _optical_ _communication_ device and, more particularly, to an optical device _module_ including an _optical_ waveguide of a silicon-compound and an optical communication _network_ system using _the_ same. As electronic _devices_ become smaller and _faster,_ researches are being ... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the structure of an operation guidance generating unit which displays an animated procedure of data processors or the like to guide a user, and to a method of generating the operation guidance applied to the operation guidance generating unit.
(2) Description ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the structure of an operation guidance generating unit which displays an animated procedure of data processors or the like to guide a user, and to a method of generating the operation guidance applied to the operation guidance generating unit. (2) Description ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The pFesDnt invention relates to the structure of an operation guidance generating unit which displays an animated procedure of data processors or the like to guide a user, and to a method of generating the operation guidance applied to the operation guidance generating unit. (2) Description... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the structure of an operation guidance generating unit displays an animated procedure of data processors or the like to guide a user, and to method of the operation guidance applied to the operation guidance generating unit. (2) of the Related Arts The rapid p... | (1) fIeLd OF THE inVenTIOn
The PResEnT inveNtiON relates TO THE STRUcTuRE OF AN OpERaTioN gUiDANcE GeneRaTInG UNit wHICh diSPLaYS aN aNIMATEd pROCeDure of DAtA PRocESsORs oR tHE LIKE TO guide a USer, AnD tO A MethOd OF GenERating the oPERaTIon guidanCE aPplieD To tHe opErAtion gUIdaNcE GeNeRatING UNit.
(2) descRiPtION ... | (1) Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to the structure of an operationguidance generating unit whichdisplays an animatedprocedureof data processors or the like to guide auser, and to a method of generating the operation guidance applied tothe operation guidance generating unit. (2)... | _(1)_ Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to the structure of an operation _guidance_ generating unit _which_ displays _an_ animated procedure of data processors or the like _to_ guide _a_ user, and to a _method_ of generating the _operation_ guidance _applied_ to _the_ operation guidance _generating... |
The present invention relates generally to a zoom lens, and more particularly to a wide-angle zoom lens adapted for use with single-lens reflex cameras for which increased back focuses are needed.
In recent years, camera systems using an image pickup device smaller in image circle than prior art silver halide 35-mm fil... | The present invention relates generally to a zoom lens, and more particularly to a wide-angle zoom lens adapted for use with single-lens reflex cameras for which increased back focuses are needed. In recent years, camera systems using an image pickup device smaller in image circle than prior art silver halide 35-mm fil... | The present invention relates generally to a zoom lens, and ,oEe particularly to a wide - angle zoom ?enz adapted for use with single - lens reflex cameras for which increased back focuses are needed. In recent years, camera systems using an image pickup device smaller in image circle than prior art silver halide 35 - ... | The present invention relates generally a zoom lens, and more particularly to a wide-angle zoom lens adapted for use with single-lens cameras for which increased back focuses are needed. In years, camera systems using an image pickup device smaller in image circle than art silver halide 35-mm film have been in the form... | tHE PreseNT INVEnTION ReLatES GEneRALLY tO a zoOM lENs, AND morE paRticULaRlY tO A wIDE-anGLE zOOm lens aDaPtED foR usE wIth SinglE-LEnS REFLEx CAMERaS fOR whICH inCReasEd baCK FOCusEs arE neEDed.
in RecENT YEarS, cAmErA sYsTEmS USiNg aN iMaGe piCkuP dEvICE smaller In iMage cIRClE tHAn PRIor arT SilVER HaLiDE 35-MM FIl... | The present inventionrelates generally to azoom lens, and more particularly to a wide-angle zoom lens adaptedfor use with single-lens reflex cameras for which increased back focuses areneeded. In recent years,camera systems using an image pickup device smaller in image circle than prior artsilver ... | The present _invention_ relates generally to a zoom lens, and more particularly to a wide-angle zoom lens _adapted_ for use with single-lens reflex cameras for which increased back focuses are needed. In recent _years,_ _camera_ systems using an _image_ _pickup_ device smaller in image circle than prior art silver hali... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electronic apparatus such as a facsimile apparatus or a copying machine, and more particularly to an electronic apparatus having an operation board whose position is adjustable with respect to the location of the electronic apparatus.
2. Description of the P... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic apparatus such as a facsimile apparatus or a copying machine, and more particularly to an electronic apparatus having an operation board whose position is adjustable with respect to the location of the electronic apparatus. 2. Description of the P... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic apparatus such as a facsimile apparatus or a copying machine, and more particularly to an eleFtronis apparatus having an operation board whose position is adjustable with respect to the location of the electronic apparatus. 2. Description of the P... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to an electronic apparatus such as facsimile apparatus or a copying machine, and more particularly to an electronic apparatus an operation board whose position is adjustable with respect to the location of the apparatus. 2. Description of the Prior Art In to explain the bac... | 1. FIelD OF The invEntIOn
tHE pReseNt iNvenTIOn reLAtES to an ElecTROnic aPpARaTUS sUcH AS a fAcSiMiLe ApparATUS OR a cOpYing MAcHiNe, ANd MOre PArtICULaRlY To An ElECtroNIc apPArAtUs HAVing AN opERATiOn bOARd WHOSE positioN IS aDjuStaBLe with RespECT tO thE locATiOn OF ThE eLeCTRoniC apPaRATUs.
2. dEscRiptioN of thE p... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates toan electronicapparatus suchas a facsimile apparatus or a copyingmachine, and more particularly to an electronicapparatus having an operation board whose position is adjustable withrespect to the location of theelectronic apparatus. 2. Desc... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to an electronic apparatus such as a _facsimile_ apparatus or a _copying_ _machine,_ and more particularly to an electronic apparatus _having_ an operation board whose _position_ is adjustable _with_ respect to the location of the electronic apparatus. 2. Desc... |
Limitations and disadvantages of conventional approaches to gaming interfaces will become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with some aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | Limitations and disadvantages of conventional approaches to gaming interfaces will become manifest to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with some aspects of the present method and system set forth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | LimiFatiobs and disadvantages of conventional approaches to gaming interfaces Qi<l Nrcome apparent to one of skill in the art, tjriugh comparison of s7cG ap(roaxhes with some aspects of the present k4thod and system set fo$%h in the remainder of thLd disclosure with reference to the draeinns. | Limitations and disadvantages of conventional approaches to gaming interfaces will become apparent to one of skill in the art, through comparison of such with some aspects of the present method and system forth the remainder of this disclosure reference to the drawings. | lIMiTaTionS AnD dIsAdvanTagES Of ConVEnTIoNal APProAchES To GAMinG INtERfAcEs wIlL becomE appArENt to ONE Of skiLl In the arT, ThROUgh COmPArIsOn Of SUcH APprOAchES WItH sOME AsPeCTs of the prEsent MEtHOd And SYsteM SEt FORTh In tHe ReMaIndEr Of THIS dISclosure WItH reFeReNce TO tHE DRaWINGS. | Limitationsand disadvantages of conventionalapproachesto gaminginterfaceswill become apparenttoone of skill in the art, through comparison of such approaches with someaspects of the present method and system setforth in the remainder of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. | Limitations and disadvantages of conventional approaches to gaming _interfaces_ will become apparent to _one_ of skill in the art, _through_ comparison of such approaches with _some_ aspects of the present method and system set forth in _the_ _remainder_ of this disclosure with reference to the drawings. |
Many compounds used by the building construction industry are bulk materials, including, but not limited to, gypsum, calcined gypsum, mica, cement, calcium carbonate and sand. These dry compounds comprise a population of particles of different sizes.
Particles which are smaller than 20 microns are referred to respirabl... | Many compounds used by the building construction industry are bulk materials, including, but not limited to, gypsum, calcined gypsum, mica, cement, calcium carbonate and sand. These dry compounds comprise a population of particles of different sizes. Particles which are smaller than 20 microns are referred to respirabl... | Many compounds used by the building construction industry are bulk materials, including, but not limited to, gypsum, calcined gypsum, mica, cement, calcium carbonate and sand. TheDf dry compounds comprise a population of particles of different sizes. Particles which are smaller than 20 microns are referred to respirabl... | Many compounds used by the building construction industry are bulk materials, including, but not to, gypsum, calcined gypsum, mica, cement, calcium carbonate and sand. These dry compounds comprise a population of particles of different sizes. Particles which are smaller than 20 microns are referred to respirable partic... | maNY comPOuNDS usED BY tHE buIldiNG coNstrUCtioN INdUsTRy Are BulK MatERIals, iNcLuDIng, bUT NOt LImitED to, gYpSUM, CAlCInED gypsum, MICA, CemENT, CaLCiuM CaRBonAtE aNd SaNd. These dRY COMpoUnDs coMprISe A pOPULatiON of PaRTIcLes OF diFfeRenT SiZes.
pArTICLeS whICh Are smAller than 20 MICRons aRe ReFErred TO rEsPIrabl... | Many compounds used by the building construction industry are bulk materials, including, but notlimitedto, gypsum,calcined gypsum, mica, cement, calcium carbonate and sand. These dry compounds comprise a population of particles of different sizes. Particles which are smaller than 20 microns are referred torespirabl... | Many compounds _used_ by _the_ building construction industry are bulk _materials,_ including, but not limited to, gypsum, calcined gypsum, _mica,_ cement, calcium carbonate and sand. These _dry_ compounds comprise a population of particles _of_ _different_ _sizes._ Particles which _are_ smaller than 20 _microns_ are r... |
1. Field of the Exemplary Embodiments
The exemplary embodiments disclosed herein relate to measurement instruments and, more particularly, to measurement instruments having multiple sensors.
2. Brief Description of Related Developments
Many different types of sensors have been used to measure various physical quantitie... | 1. Field of the Exemplary Embodiments The exemplary embodiments disclosed herein relate to measurement instruments and, more particularly, to measurement instruments having multiple sensors. 2. Brief Description of Related Developments Many different types of sensors have been used to measure various physical quantitie... | 1. Field of the Exemplary Embodiments The exemplary embodiments disclosed herein relate to measurement instruments and, more particularly, to measurement instruments having multiple sensors. 2. Brief Description of Related Developments Many different types of sensors have been used to measure various physical quantitie... | 1. Field of Exemplary Embodiments The exemplary embodiments disclosed herein to measurement and, more particularly, instruments having multiple sensors. 2. Brief Description Related Developments Many different types of sensors have been used to measure various physical quantities, for example pressure or density of a g... | 1. fieLD of tHe eXemplAry EmbOdIMenTS
thE eXeMplaRy EMbOdImEntS DIScLoSEd HeREiN RelaTE To MEASUrement InsTRumENts aNd, MorE pARTicUlARly, tO MEasUREMEnt InstRUMents HAVing mUltiPle SENSorS.
2. BRieF deSCriPtIon of RElAted DEVelOPMEnTS
mANY DIFFerEnT TypeS oF SEnSORS HAvE BeEn USED to mEAsUrE VAriOUS PhYsiCaL quanTiTIE... | 1. Field of the Exemplary Embodiments The exemplary embodiments disclosed herein relate to measurement instruments and, more particularly, to measurementinstruments having multiple sensors. 2. BriefDescription of Related Developments Many different types of sensors have been used to measure vario... | 1. Field of the Exemplary Embodiments The exemplary embodiments _disclosed_ herein relate to measurement instruments and, more _particularly,_ to measurement instruments having multiple sensors. _2._ Brief Description _of_ Related _Developments_ Many different _types_ of sensors have been _used_ to measure various phys... |
Digital lighting technologies, i.e. illumination based on semiconductor light sources, such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs), offer a viable alternative to traditional fluorescent, HID, and incandescent lamps. Functional advantages and benefits of LEDs include high energy conversion and optical efficiency, durability, l... | Digital lighting technologies, i.e. illumination based on semiconductor light sources, such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs), offer a viable alternative to traditional fluorescent, HID, and incandescent lamps. Functional advantages and benefits of LEDs include high energy conversion and optical efficiency, durability, l... | Digital lighting technologies, i. e. illumination based on semiconductor liRTt sources, such as light - emitting diodes (LEDs ), offer a viable alternative to traditional fluorescent, HID, and incandescent lamps. Functional advantages and benefits of LEDs include high energy conversion and optical efficiency, durabilit... | Digital lighting technologies, i.e. illumination based on semiconductor light sources, such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs), offer a viable alternative to traditional fluorescent, HID, and incandescent lamps. Functional advantages and benefits of LEDs high energy conversion and optical efficiency, durability, lower ope... | DiGItaL lighTinG teChNOlogIES, i.e. IlluMInAtiOn BaSed oN SEMICOnDuctOR LIGhT SOUrCes, SUcH as lIGHT-EMITtinG diOdEs (LEDs), oFfEr A VIABle alTerNaTIVE tO trADiTiONaL FluorEScEnT, hId, AnD IncAnDeScENT lAmpS. fUNCTIONAl adVaNtages anD BENeFiTs of lEds InclUDe HiGH ENeRGy cONveRsION aND OpTiCal effIcIEncY, DURabILITy, L... | Digital lighting technologies, i.e. illuminationbased on semiconductor light sources, such as light-emitting diodes (LEDs), offer a viablealternative to traditional fluorescent, HID,and incandescent lamps. Functional advantages and benefits of LEDs include high energy conversion and optical efficiency, ... | _Digital_ lighting technologies, i.e. illumination based _on_ semiconductor _light_ sources, _such_ as light-emitting diodes (LEDs), offer a viable alternative to traditional fluorescent, _HID,_ and _incandescent_ lamps. Functional advantages and benefits of LEDs include high energy _conversion_ _and_ _optical_ _effici... |
This invention relates to a device for and a method of detecting an overlap in paper being transported. More particularly, this invention relates to such a device and a method capable of dependably informing the user whether or not the detected overlap is of a kind to be avoided or a kind that may be ignored.
When a pl... | This invention relates to a device for and a method of detecting an overlap in paper being transported. More particularly, this invention relates to such a device and a method capable of dependably informing the user whether or not the detected overlap is of a kind to be avoided or a kind that may be ignored. When a pl... | This invention relates to a device for and a method of detecting an overlap in paper beiBf transported. More particularly, this invention relates to such a device and a method capable of dependably informing the user whether or not the detected overlap is of a kind to be avoided or a kind that may be ignored. When a pl... | This invention to a device for and a of detecting an overlap in paper being transported. More particularly, this invention relates to such a device and method capable of dependably informing the user whether or not the detected overlap is of a kind to be avoided or a that may be ignored. When a plurality of sheets of t... | tHIS iNvenTIon reLATes TO a DeVIce FOr ANd A meTHod oF deTeCTing An OVERlAP In PaPER beINg TRanSpORTeD. MOrE parTicuLarLy, THis iNVeNTIon rELATeS tO sUCH A deviCe aNd A mEtHoD cApAble oF depEnDably INfOrmiNG tHE uSER whETHEr OR NoT ThE DeTECteD ovErlaP IS oF A KInd tO BE aVoiDed or A KInd ThAT May bE IGNORed.
when a PL... | Thisinvention relates to a devicefor and a method of detecting an overlap in paper beingtransported. Moreparticularly, this invention relates tosuch adevice andamethod capable of dependably informing theuser whether or not the detected overlap is of a kind to be avoided ora kindthat may be ignored. When a... | This _invention_ relates to a device for and a _method_ of detecting an overlap in paper being transported. More particularly, this invention relates to such a device and a method _capable_ of dependably informing the user whether or not the detected overlap is _of_ a kind to be avoided or a kind _that_ _may_ be _ignor... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to communication apparatuses, communication methods, and communication systems using millimeter waves to perform wireless communication and, more particularly, to a communication apparatus, a communication method, and a communication system capable of securing app... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to communication apparatuses, communication methods, and communication systems using millimeter waves to perform wireless communication and, more particularly, to a communication apparatus, a communicating method, and a communication system capable of securing app... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to commun&cayion apparatuses, communication methods, and communication systems using millimeter waves to perform wireless communication and, more particularly, to a communication apparatus, a communication method, and a communication system capable of securing app... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to communication communication methods, and communication systems using millimeter waves to perform wireless communication and, more particularly, to a communication apparatus, a communication a communication system capable of securing appropriate coordination wit... | 1. FielD oF tHe inVeNtioN
ThE prESENT InVeNtIon RElAtes To commUNIcATIoN aPParatUSES, comMuNICATiON metHODs, AnD COmmUnICaTIon SySTEMS USInG MiLLiMeTER waVeS to peRforM WirElEss COmMuNicATIoN ANd, MOre partIculARLY, TO a CoMMUNicATIOn APPArAtus, A COmmUNicaTioN mEThod, anD a coMMunICation SYSTem CaPabLe of SECuriNg APP... | 1.Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to communication apparatuses, communication methods, and communication systems using millimeter waves to perform wireless communication and, moreparticularly, toacommunication apparatus, a communication method, and a communication systemcapable of ... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention _relates_ to communication apparatuses, communication _methods,_ and _communication_ systems _using_ millimeter waves to _perform_ _wireless_ _communication_ _and,_ more _particularly,_ to a communication _apparatus,_ a communication _method,_ and a communication sy... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention disclosed broadly relates to the field of digital communications and content distribution, and more particularly relates to the field of personal digital wireless communications.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Currently, there are two major driving forces in the computer and com... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention disclosed broadly relates to the field of digital communications and content distribution, and more particularly relates to the field of personal digital wireless communications. 2. Description of the Prior Art Currently, there are ii major driving forces in the computer and comm... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention disclosed broadly relates to the field of digital communications and content distribution, and more particularly relates to the fie<V of personal d9giRal wireless communications. 2. Desc4Kption of the Prior Art Currently, there are two major driving forces in the computer and com... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention disclosed broadly the field of digital communications and content distribution, and particularly relates to the field of personal digital wireless communications. 2. Description of the Prior Art Currently, there are two major driving forces in the computer and communication indus... | 1. FIEld Of The inveNTiON
The INVENtioN discloSED BroadlY relatES TO thE FIelD oF dIGiTal COMMUNiCationS ANd CoNtEnT DIsTrIbUTIon, AND MORe PArTiCUlARlY rElATeS to THE FIEld OF pErsoNaL DigItAl wiReless COmMUNiCaTIONs.
2. DescriptIOn oF ThE PRiOr ART
CURrENTlY, thEre ArE Two MAjOR dRIViNg ForCEs IN THE COmputeR anD CoM... | 1. Field of the InventionThe invention disclosed broadly relates to the field of digital communications and content distribution,andmore particularly relates to the field of personal digital wirelesscommunications. 2. Description of the Prior Art Currently, thereare two major driving forces in the computer... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention The _invention_ disclosed _broadly_ _relates_ _to_ the field of digital communications and content distribution, and more _particularly_ relates to the _field_ of personal _digital_ wireless communications. 2. Description of the Prior Art Currently, there are two major driving _forces_ in ... |
Epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by the occurrence of seizures (specifically episodic impairment or loss of consciousness, abnormal motor phenomena, psychic or sensory disturbances, or the perturbation of the autonomic nervous system), is debilitating to a great number of people. It is believed that as m... | Epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by the occurrence of seizures (specifically episodic impairment or loss of consciousness, abnormal motor phenomena, psychic or sensory disturbances, or the perturbation of the autonomic nervous system), is debilitating to a great number of people. It is believed that as m... | Epilepsy, a neurological disorder characterized by the occurrence of seizures (specifically episodic impairment or loss of consciousness, abnormal motor phenomena, psychic or sensory disturbances, or the perturbation of the autonomic nervous system ), is debilitating to a great number of people. It is believed that as ... | Epilepsy, a neurological characterized by the occurrence seizures (specifically episodic impairment or loss of consciousness, abnormal motor phenomena, psychic sensory disturbances, or the perturbation of the autonomic nervous system), is debilitating to a great number of people. It believed that as many as two four mi... | EpIlePSY, A nEurolOgICal dISorDeR chARACterIzed BY thE OCcurrEncE Of sEizUReS (SpeCifIcALly epISODIc ImpAIrMenT OR losS OF coNsCiOUsness, abnORMaL moTOr pHEnoMenA, PsyCHIC oR seNSory diSturbANCEs, or The PerturBAtioN OF THE AUtONomic NerVous SysTEm), IS dEBiLitAtINg to a gREAT nuMBer Of people. iT Is BELIeVeD ThaT AS m... | Epilepsy, a neurological disordercharacterized bytheoccurrence of seizures(specifically episodic impairment or loss of consciousness, abnormal motor phenomena, psychic orsensory disturbances, or theperturbation ofthe autonomic nervous system), is debilitating to a great number of people. It isbelieved tha... | Epilepsy, a _neurological_ disorder characterized by the occurrence of seizures _(specifically_ _episodic_ impairment _or_ _loss_ of consciousness, abnormal _motor_ phenomena, _psychic_ or sensory disturbances, or _the_ perturbation of the _autonomic_ nervous system), is _debilitating_ to a great number of people. It i... |
The present invention involves the catalytic conversion of hydrocarbons in a multiple-stage process. More particularly, the present invention is directed toward the production of lubricating oil base stocks having viscosity indices above 100. A lubricating oil base stock is synonymously referred to in the art as a "neu... | The present invention involves the catalytic conversion of hydrocarbons in a multiple-stage process. More particularly, the present invention is directed toward the production of lubricating oil base stocks having viscosity indices above 100. A lubricating oil base stock is synonymously referred to in the art as a "neu... | The present invention involves the catalytic conversion of hydrocarbons in a multiple - stage lrocesc. More particularly, the present invention is directed toward the production of lubricating oil base stocks having viscosity indices above 100. A lubricating oil base stock is synonymously referred to in the art as a " ... | The present invention catalytic conversion of in a multiple-stage process. More particularly, the present invention is directed the production of lubricating oil base stocks having indices above 100. A lubricating oil base stock is synonymously referred to in the as "neutral oil," and is, in effect a dewaxed hydrocarbo... | ThE Present inventioN InvolVES tHE CATALytiC COnVERSioN OF hyDroCARbONS IN A MUlTIPle-sTAge pROCEsS. MORE PARticULaRLy, the PRESenT inVENTion IS dIrECtED TOWaRD tHE PrOductioN of LuBricAtInG oIl BaSe stocks HAvInG ViSCOSITY InDiCES aBove 100. A LuBRiCaTInG oIl BAse sTOck Is syNONymOUSLy refERreD tO in thE ARt aS A "Neu... | The present invention involves the catalytic conversion of hydrocarbons in a multiple-stage process. More particularly, the present invention is directed toward the production of lubricating oil base stocks having viscosity indicesabove 100. A lubricating oil base stock is synonymously referred toin the... | The _present_ invention _involves_ the _catalytic_ conversion of hydrocarbons _in_ a multiple-stage process. More particularly, the present invention is directed toward the production of lubricating oil base _stocks_ having viscosity _indices_ _above_ 100. A lubricating _oil_ base stock is synonymously referred to _in_... |
The present invention relates to oral care compositions that comprise polyphosphate with an average anion chain length of greater than or equal to 3; a first metal cation and a second metal cation. More particularly the present invention relates to such compositions wherein the ratio of polyphosphate anion to metal cat... | The present invention relates to oral care compositions that comprise polyphosphate with an average anion chain length of greater than or equal to 3; a first metal cation and a second metal cation. More particularly the present invention relates to such compositions wherein the ratio of polyphosphate anion to metal cat... | The present invention relates to oral care compositions that comprise polyphosphate with an average anion chain length of greater than or equal to 3; a first metal cation and a second metal cation. More particularly the present invention relates to such compositions wherein the ratio of polyphosphate anion to metal cat... | The present invention to oral care compositions that comprise polyphosphate with an average anion chain greater than or equal to 3; a first and a second metal cation. particularly the present invention relates to such wherein the ratio of polyphosphate anion metal cation is in the range of from about 10:1 to about 1:1 ... | THE PrESENT INVEntIoN RElatES tO OrAl CAre cOmpOsitiONs THaT coMpRise POLYpHosphatE WitH An avErAgE aniON chaiN lenGTH OF GREATER Than oR eQuAL TO 3; a FirsT MetAL cAtIoN AnD a sECoNd metal CaTIon. more pArtiCuLaRly THe PrESENt iNvEntion rELAtEs TO sUCH ComPOsiTIoNS WheReiN ThE rAtiO oF PolyPhOSPHatE aniOn to METal CaT... | The present invention relates to oral care compositions that comprise polyphosphate with an average anionchain length of greater than or equal to 3;a first metal cation and a second metal cation. More particularly the present inventionrelatesto such compositionswherein the ratio of polyphosphate anion tometa... | The present _invention_ relates to oral care compositions that _comprise_ _polyphosphate_ with an _average_ anion chain _length_ _of_ greater than or equal to _3;_ _a_ first metal cation and a _second_ metal cation. More particularly the present invention _relates_ _to_ such compositions wherein the ratio of polyphosph... |
Field
The present disclosure relates generally to communication systems, and more particularly, to network assisted interference cancellation and suppression (NAICS) signaling for advanced long-term evolution (LTE) features.
Background
Wireless communication systems are widely deployed to provide various telecommunicat... | Field The present disclosure relates generally to communication systems, and more particularly, to network assisted interference cancellation and suppression (NAICS) signaling for advanced long-term evolution (LTE) features. Background Wireless communication systems are widely deployed to provide various telecommunicat... | Field The present disclosure relates generally to communication systems, and more particularly, to network assisted interference cancellation and suppression (NAICS) signaling for advanced long - term evolution (LTE) features. Background Wireless communication systems are widely deployed to provide vQ5ious telecommunic... | Field The present disclosure relates generally to communication and more particularly, to network assisted interference cancellation and suppression (NAICS) signaling for advanced evolution (LTE) features. Background Wireless communication systems are widely deployed provide various telecommunication services such as t... | FIeLD
tHe PrEsEnT DiscloSUre relates geNeRallY TO cOMmunicatIon sYsTeMS, And MOrE PaRticUlArLY, tO nETwork aSSISTED iNteRfeRenCE CANcelLatiON ANd SUPPressiOn (naICs) SiGNAliNg fOr advanCED lOng-tErM EVolUTioN (LtE) FeaTUrES.
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wIRELEsS coMmunicAtiON sYSteMS ARe Widely DePLOYED to prOVidE varIOus TElECoMMUnIcAT... | Field The present disclosure relates generally to communication systems, and more particularly, to network assistedinterferencecancellation and suppression (NAICS) signaling for advanced long-termevolution (LTE) features. Background Wireless communication systems are widely deployed to provide various... | _Field_ The _present_ disclosure relates generally to communication _systems,_ and more particularly, to network assisted _interference_ cancellation and suppression (NAICS) _signaling_ for advanced long-term evolution (LTE) _features._ Background _Wireless_ _communication_ systems are widely deployed to provide variou... |
Renal disorders involve an alteration in the normal physiology and function of the kidney. Renal disorders can result from a wide range of acute and chronic conditions and events, including physical, chemical, or biological injury, insult or trauma, disease such as, for example, hypertension, diabetes, congestive heart... | Renal disorders involve an alteration in the normal physiology and function of the kidney. Renal disorders can ensue from a wide range of acute and chronic conditions and events, including physical, chemical, or biological injury, insult or trauma, disease such as, for example, hypertension, diabetes, congestive heart ... | Renal disorders involve an alteration in the normal physiology and function of the kidney. Renal disorders can result from a wide range of acute and chronic conditions and Fven^s, including physical, chemical, or biological injury, insult or trauma, diqeasw such as, for example, hypertension, diabetes, congestive heart... | Renal involve an alteration in normal physiology and function of the kidney. Renal disorders can result a wide range of acute and conditions and events, physical, chemical, or biological injury, insult or disease such as, for diabetes, congestive lupus, sickle cell anemia, and various inflammatory and autoimmune diseas... | rEnaL dISoRDeRs invoLve aN aLTErAtion In The norMal pHySIOLoGy ANd FuNctIOn of thE kidnEy. RENal DiSORdErS caN resULt FroM a WIdE RANGe OF AcuTE And ChROniC cOndITIoNS aNd EvenTs, iNClUDing PHYSIcal, cHemIcaL, OR BIOlOGICaL iNjURy, insuLT oR traUma, DiSeaSE SUcH AS, fOR EXAmPLe, HyPerTEnsiON, dIaBEtES, CoNgeStIvE heArt... | Renal disorders involve an alteration in the normal physiology and function of thekidney. Renal disorders canresult from a wide range of acute and chronic conditions and events, includingphysical,chemical, or biological injury, insult or trauma, disease such as, for example, hypertension, diabetes, congesti... | Renal _disorders_ involve an alteration in _the_ _normal_ _physiology_ and _function_ of the _kidney._ Renal disorders can result from _a_ _wide_ _range_ of acute and chronic conditions and events, including _physical,_ chemical, or biological injury, _insult_ _or_ trauma, disease such as, for example, hypertension, di... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad and method of fabricating the same and, more particularly, to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad which may prevent a short circuit between the circuit measuring pad and a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad and method of fabricating the same and, more particularly, to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad which may prevent a short circuit between the circuit measuring pad and a... | 1. Field of the Invwjtion The present invention relates to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad and method of fabricating the same and, more particularly, to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad which may prevent a short circuit between the circHir measuring pad and a... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad and method of fabricating the same and, more particularly, to an organic emitting display with a circuit measuring pad which may prevent a short circuit between the circuit measuring and an opposite ele... | 1. fiEld Of THe INVEntIOn
THe PrEsEnT inVentiOn RelaTEs tO AN ORGanic lIgHT EMitTInG DISPLay WITH A cIRcuIt MEASuRInG PAD aND METhOd oF fabRiCATinG ThE SaME aNd, mOrE pArtiCULArly, To AN orgANic LiGhT EMIttING diSplAY wITh a CirCuIt measuRING paD WHiCH MAy PrevEnt A shORt cIrcuiT betWEEN tHe cIrcUIt MEASURInG PaD AND a... | 1. Field of theInvention The presentinvention relates to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuring pad and method of fabricating the same and, more particularly, to an organic light emitting display with a circuit measuringpad which may preventashort circuit between thecircuit measu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ an organic light emitting _display_ with a _circuit_ measuring pad and method of fabricating the same and, _more_ particularly, to an organic light _emitting_ display _with_ a circuit _measuring_ pad which may _prevent_ a _short_ circuit between the _circuit_... |
Referring to FIG. 1, a block diagram of a circuit 10 illustrating a conventional approach to providing a 2-input phase-locked loop is shown. The circuit 10 generally comprises a phase frequency detector (PFD) 12, a charge pump 14, a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) 16, a loop filter 18, a feedback counter 20, and an... | Referring to FIG. 1, a block diagram of a circuit 10 illustrating a conventional approach to providing a 2-input phase-locked loop is shown. The circuit 10 generally comprises a phase frequency detector (PFD) 12, a charge pump 14, a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) 16, a loop filter 18, a feedback counter 20, and an... | Referring to FIG. 1, a block diagram of a circuit 10 illustrating a conventional approach to providing a 2 - input phase - locked lkoo is XhoDn. The circuit 10 generally comprises a phase frequency detector (PFD) 12, a cbatge pump 14, a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) 16, a loop filter 18, a feedback counter 20, an... | Referring to FIG. 1, a block diagram of a circuit 10 illustrating a conventional approach to providing a 2-input phase-locked loop is The circuit 10 generally comprises a phase (PFD) 12, a charge pump a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) 16, loop filter 18, a counter 20, and input multiplexer 22. The frequency detecto... | REFerrIng To FIg. 1, a BlocK dIaGRam Of a CIrCUIT 10 iLLUsTRaTing a ConVeNTioNAL ApproacH tO PROvidiNG A 2-INpUt PhAse-LOCKeD lOOp IS ShoWn. tHE CIrcuIT 10 gENerally COMPRISeS a PhasE FReQuENcy DETECtOr (pFD) 12, a CHARGE Pump 14, A vOLtAgE COntRoLLed oscilLAtOr (VcO) 16, A LOOP filteR 18, a fEeDbaCk CouNTER 20, AnD AN... | Referring toFIG. 1, ablock diagram of a circuit 10 illustrating a conventional approach to providing a 2-inputphase-locked loop is shown. The circuit 10 generally comprises a phase frequencydetector (PFD) 12, a charge pump 14, a voltage controlledoscillator (VCO) 16, a loop filter ... | Referring to _FIG._ 1, a block diagram _of_ a circuit 10 illustrating a _conventional_ approach to providing _a_ _2-input_ phase-locked loop _is_ shown. The circuit 10 generally comprises a phase frequency detector (PFD) 12, a charge pump 14, a voltage controlled oscillator (VCO) 16, a loop filter 18, a feedback counte... |
There is a need for temporally short laser pulses in various applications including vehicle safety devices, 3D imaging, laser tomography, time imaging, and spectroscopy. For a number of applications, particularly in biotechnology and biological measurements, the required pulse energy is in the order of at least a few n... | There is a need for temporally short laser pulses in various applications including vehicle safety devices, 3D imaging, laser tomography, time imaging, and spectroscopy. For a number of applications, particularly in biotechnology and biological measurements, the required pulse energy is in the order of at least a few n... | Th3%e is a need for temporally short laser pulses in various applications including vehicle safety devices, 3D imaging, laser tomography, time imaging, and spectroscopy. For a nKmbe4 of applications, particularly in biotechnology and biological measurements, the required pulse energy is in the order of at least a few n... | There a need for temporally laser pulses in various applications including vehicle safety devices, 3D imaging, laser tomography, time imaging, and spectroscopy. For a number of applications, particularly in biotechnology biological measurements, the required pulse energy is in the order of at least a few nanojoules, wh... | TheRe IS A NeEd FoR TeMPORalLY Short laSer puLses in vARIoUS aPPLIcAtIOns inCluding vehIClE saFEty DEViCEs, 3D IMAGinG, LASEr ToMogRAPHy, timE ImAGiNg, aND SpecTrOScopy. fOr A nUMber Of ApPLICAtIOns, PARTiculArlY in biotEcHNOLogy And bIOLoGIcAl MeAsUReMeNts, ThE ReqUired PuLsE eneRGy Is IN THe oRDeR oF at LEasT a fEw N... | There is a need for temporally short laser pulsesinvariousapplications including vehicle safety devices, 3D imaging, laser tomography, time imaging, and spectroscopy. For anumber of applications, particularly in biotechnology and biologicalmeasurements, the required pulse energy is in th... | There is a need for temporally short laser pulses in various applications including vehicle safety _devices,_ 3D imaging, laser _tomography,_ time imaging, and spectroscopy. For _a_ number of applications, particularly in biotechnology and biological measurements, the required pulse energy is in the _order_ of at least... |
An image forming apparatus for forming an image on a recording sheet includes a developing device for supplying a developing agent to a surface of a photosensitive element. The developing device is generally configured to have a developing agent storage chamber and a developing chamber that can communicate with each ot... | An image forming apparatus for forming an image on a recording sheet includes a developing device for supplying a developing agent to a surface of a photosensitive element. The developing device is generally configured to have a developing agent storage chamber and a developing chamber that can communicate with each ot... | An image forming apparatus for forming an image on a recording sheet includes a developing device for supplying a developing agent to a surface of a photosensitive element. The developing device is generally configured to have a developing agent storage chamber and a developing chamber that can communicate with each ot... | An forming apparatus for forming image on a recording sheet includes a developing device for supplying a developing agent to a surface of a photosensitive element. The is generally configured to have a developing agent storage chamber and developing chamber that communicate with each other via a supplying port. A agent... | AN ImaGE FORmInG aPpaRATUS FOR FORminG An iMAGe oN A rECoRDiNG SheET includes a DEveLopInG DeVicE For sUppLYInG a dEvELOpInG ageNT to a SURFAcE oF a PHoToSeNsitIVE eLEMENT. the DEVelOpIng deViCE iS GEnErally CoNFIGUReD tO hAvE a dEveLOpINg AGeNT StOrAgE cHamBeR AND A dEvelOpInG CHAMBEr ThaT cAn COmmunicAte WitH EAcH OT... | An image forming apparatus forforming an image on a recording sheet includes a developing devicefor supplying a developing agent to a surfaceof a photosensitive element. Thedeveloping device is generally configured to havea developing agent storage chamber and a developing chamber that can communicate with ... | An image _forming_ apparatus for forming an _image_ _on_ _a_ recording sheet _includes_ _a_ developing _device_ _for_ supplying a developing agent _to_ a surface of a photosensitive element. The _developing_ device is generally configured to _have_ a developing agent storage chamber and a developing _chamber_ _that_ ca... |
Factory (or factory line) programming low-power devices such as wearables, medical devices, and the like, requires bidirectional communication between the programming device and the low-power device(s) being programmed. The low-power devices typically have a built-in radio frequency (RF) radio for transferring data. Fo... | Factory (or factory line) programming low-power devices such as wearables, medical devices, and the like, requires bidirectional communication between the programming device and the low-power device(s) being programmed. The low-power devices typically have a built-in radio frequency (RF) radio for transferring data. Fo... | Factory (or factory line) programming low - power devices such as wearables, medical devices, and the like, requires bidirectional communication between the programming device and the low - power device (s) being programmed. The low - power devices typically have a built - in radio frequency (RF) radio for transferring... | Factory (or factory line) programming low-power devices such wearables, medical devices, and the like, requires bidirectional communication between the programming device and the low-power device(s) being programmed. low-power devices typically have a built-in radio frequency (RF) for transferring data. For example, ma... | FaCtory (or faCTORY liNe) PrOGRAmMIng lOW-poWEr DeVicES sUcH As WeARabLES, MEdicAl DEvICeS, aNd tHE LIKe, rEQUIRes bidireCtionaL comMUNICatION bETWEEN ThE pRoGRAmMinG deVICe and thE LOw-poWER DEvIce(S) BEing pRoGRAmMeD. tHe lOW-poWer DEvicEs typicallY haVe A bUilt-iN RaDio freqUEncY (RF) RadIO FOR trANsfERRiNg daTa. fO... | Factory (or factory line)programming low-powerdevices such as wearables,medical devices, and the like, requiresbidirectional communication between the programming device and the low-power device(s) beingprogrammed. Thelow-power devices typicallyhave a built-in radio frequency (RF) radiofor transferri... | Factory (or factory line) programming low-power devices such _as_ wearables, _medical_ devices, and the like, requires bidirectional communication between the programming device and the _low-power_ _device(s)_ _being_ _programmed._ The low-power devices typically have a built-in radio frequency (RF) radio for transferr... |
The physical and chemical properties of cementitious bodies are varied to suit the requirements of a range of applications. For example, cementitious bodies are formed into panels for use in the construction of walls, floors, ceilings and roofs. The panels are usually made of concrete which is formed by mixing a slurry... | The physical and chemical properties of cementitious bodies are varied to suit the requirements of a range of applications. For example, cementitious bodies are formed into panels for use in the construction of walls, floors, ceilings and roofs. The panels are usually made of concrete which is formed by mixing a slurry... | The physical and cjekical properties of cementitious bodies are varied to suit the requirements of a range of applications. For exam0ke, cementitious bodies are formed into panels for use in the construction of walls, floors, ceilings and roofs. The panels are usually made of concrete which is formed by mixing a slurry... | The physical and properties of cementitious bodies are varied to suit the requirements of a range of applications. For example, cementitious bodies are formed into panels for use in the construction of ceilings and roofs. The panels are usually made of concrete which is by mixing a slurry of cement and aggregate materi... | tHE PHySiCaL aND cHemICAl PrOPERTIeS oF cEMeNTitiOUS bodIes ARe vARied tO sUIT The RequIREmENtS oF a RaNgE Of APPliCATiOnS. FOr ExAMPlE, cEMeNTiTiOUs bOdIes aRe FOrMeD into PANels foR USe In thE coNsTRUCTIoN of WallS, fLOoRS, cEILiNgs AnD roOfS. the PAneLS Are USUALLY mAdE OF conCReTe whICh iS FORmed bY mixINg A SlURRy... | The physical and chemical properties of cementitiousbodies are varied to suit the requirements of arangeofapplications. For example,cementitious bodiesare formedinto panels for use in the construction of walls, floors, ceilings and roofs. The panels are usually made of concrete which is... | The _physical_ _and_ chemical properties of cementitious bodies _are_ varied to _suit_ the requirements of a range of applications. For example, cementitious bodies _are_ formed into panels for use _in_ the construction of walls, floors, ceilings and roofs. The panels are usually made of concrete which is formed by mix... |
The micro titer plate reader has been a workhorse for bioanalytical testing for decades. It enables the facile and rapid interrogation of an array of chemical reactions. Typically 8 by 12 well formats of 96 wells are filled with reagents and or products of a colorimetric or fluorescent reaction. Higher order formats in... | The micro titer plate reader has been a workhorse for bioanalytical testing for decades. It enables the facile and rapid interrogation of an array of chemical reactions. Typically 8 by 12 well initialise of 96 wells are filled with reagents and or products of a colorimetric or fluorescent reaction. Higher order formats... | The micro titer plate reader has been a workhorse for bioanalytical testing for decades. It enables the facile and rapid interrogation of an array of chemical reactions. Typically 8 by 12 well formats of 96 wells are filled with reagents and or products of a colorimetric or fluorescent reaction. Higher order formats in... | The micro titer plate reader has been a for bioanalytical testing for decades. It enables facile and rapid an array chemical reactions. Typically 8 by 12 well formats of 96 wells filled with reagents and or products of a colorimetric or fluorescent reaction. Higher order formats include multiples of wells. Such micro-t... | ThE MiCRo TITEr pLatE rEaDeR has BEen a workHORsE foR bIoaNalyTICal TesTiNG FOR DecAdes. it enAbLEs The fAcilE And raPid iNtErrogAtIon oF AN aRray Of cHEmical reaCTioNS. TYPicalLY 8 BY 12 wELL FORmATS of 96 WELls arE fILLEd wIth ReAGentS aNd OR prodUcTS of a cOLORImEtRIc Or fLUOReScENt rEaCTIOn. HigHER oRDEr fOrmatS in... | The micro titer plate reader has been a workhorse for bioanalytical testing for decades. It enables the facile and rapid interrogation of an array of chemical reactions.Typically 8 by 12 well formatsof 96 wells are filled withreagents and or products ofa colorimetric or fluorescent reaction. Higher... | The _micro_ titer plate reader _has_ been _a_ workhorse for bioanalytical testing for decades. It enables the facile and rapid interrogation of an array of chemical reactions. Typically 8 by _12_ _well_ formats _of_ _96_ wells _are_ _filled_ with reagents and or products of a colorimetric _or_ _fluorescent_ reaction. H... |
Touchscreen mobile devices with light sensors are in wide use today. By touching the screen a user leaves fingerprints on the screen, sometimes in the area where the light sensor is located. Consequently, the light sensor needs to sense light through a stained surface, i.e., surface with a residue. | Touchscreen mobile devices with light sensors are in wide use today. By touching the screen a user leaves fingerprints on the screen, sometimes in the area where the light sensor is located. Consequently, the light sensor needs to sense light through a stained surface, i.e., rise with a residue. | YouchAcreen mlbioe devjSes with >7ght sensors are in wide use today. By touching the dcreej a user leaves fingerprints on the screen, skmetimSs in the area wYerS the light sensor is located. Consequently, the iirht sensor needs to sense light through a stqibed surface, i. e. , surface Ei6h a residue. | Touchscreen mobile devices with light sensors are in use today. By touching the screen a user leaves fingerprints on the screen, sometimes in the where the light sensor is located. Consequently, the light sensor needs to sense light through a stained surface, i.e., with residue. | tOucHsCrEen MOBile dEviceS with LigHt sensOrS aRE In wIdE Use TODAy. by ToUchING thE ScreeN A uSer lEAvEs FinGerpRInts On thE scrEeN, SOmeTImES iN thE AREA WHErE THe liGhT SEnsor Is locAteD. COnsequeNtLY, THE LIgHt senSoR NeeDS To SEnSe LIght tHRoUGH A STAINed surFACE, I.e., surFAcE with A rESIduE. | Touchscreen mobile devices with light sensors are in wide use today. Bytouching the screen a user leaves fingerprintson the screen, sometimesin the area where the light sensor is located.Consequently, thelight sensor needs to sense lightthrough a stained surface, i.e., surface with a residue. | Touchscreen mobile devices with light sensors are in wide use today. By _touching_ the screen _a_ user leaves fingerprints on the screen, sometimes in the _area_ where the _light_ sensor is located. Consequently, the light sensor _needs_ to sense light through a _stained_ surface, i.e., surface with a residue. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a rare-earth magnet, in particular relates to a starting alloy for an R-T-B system sintered magnet comprising a rare-earth element (R), one or more transition metal elements (T) essentially comprising Fe, or Fe and Co, and boron (B) as the main components.
2. D... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a rare-earth magnet, in particular relates to a starting alloy for an R-T-B system sintered magnet comprising a rare-earth element (R), one or more transition metal elements (T) essentially comprising Fe, or Fe and Co, and boron (B) as the main components. 2. D... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention 4elatrs to a rare - earth magnet, in particular relates to a starting alloy for an R - T - B system sintered magnet comprising a rare - earth element (R ), one or more transition metal elements (T) essentially comprising Fe, or Fe and Co, and boron (B) as the main compone... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a rare-earth magnet, in particular relates to a starting alloy for R-T-B sintered magnet comprising a rare-earth element (R), one or more transition elements (T) essentially comprising Fe, or Fe and Co, and boron (B) as the main components. Description of the R... | 1. fieLD of tHE INveNTIon
the presENt inVeNTiON reLATES TO A raRe-EArTh MaGnet, in partICular RelAteS tO A StARTiNg alLoy For AN r-t-b SystEm SinTErEd magnET cOmprIsiNG A rare-earTh ELeMenT (R), one or mOrE traNsITioN metAl ElEMeNTs (T) eSsENTiAllY CoMPrisING fe, OR Fe ANd Co, AnD BOROn (B) As THe Main CoMpOneNTS.
2. D... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa rare-earth magnet, in particular relates to a starting alloyfor an R-T-B system sintered magnet comprising a rare-earth element (R),one or more transition metal elements (T) essentially comprising Fe, or Fe and Co, and boron (B) as themain compon... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The present _invention_ _relates_ _to_ a _rare-earth_ _magnet,_ _in_ particular relates to _a_ _starting_ alloy _for_ an _R-T-B_ _system_ sintered magnet comprising a _rare-earth_ element (R), one or more transition metal _elements_ (T) essentially comprising _Fe,_ _or_ Fe and _Co,_ and bo... |
The subject matter of this application is related to the subject matter of an application [K35A0540] USSN 09/314,871, titled xe2x80x9cDISK DRIVE EMPLOYING OFF-LINE SCAN TO COLLECT SELECTION-CONTROL DATA FOR SUBSEQUENTLY DECIDING WHETHER TO VERIFY AFTER WRITExe2x80x9d, filed in the USPTO on 5/19/99, in the name of Jonat... | The subject matter of this application is related to the subject matter of an application [K35A0540] USSN 09/314,871, titled xe2x80x9cDISK DRIVE EMPLOYING OFF-LINE SCAN TO COLLECT SELECTION-CONTROL DATA FOR SUBSEQUENTLY DECIDING WHETHER TO VERIFY AFTER WRITExe2x80x9d, filed in the USPTO on 5/19/99, in the name of Jonat... | The subject matter of this application is related to the subject matter of an application [K35A0540] USSN 09 / 314, 871, titled xe2x80x9cDISK DRIVE EMPLOYING OFF - LINE SCAN TO COLLECT SELECTION - CONTROL DATA FOR SUBSEQUENTLY DECIDING WHETHER TO VERIFY AFTER WRITExe2x80x9d, filed in the KSPT* on 5 / 19 / 99, in the na... | The subject matter of application is related to the subject matter of application [K35A0540] titled xe2x80x9cDISK DRIVE EMPLOYING TO COLLECT SELECTION-CONTROL DATA FOR SUBSEQUENTLY DECIDING WHETHER TO VERIFY AFTER WRITExe2x80x9d, filed in the USPTO on 5/19/99, in the name of Hanmann and Michael Rothberg, and assigned t... | THE sUbJeCT MATTEr OF ThiS apPLIcATIOn IS ReLATED To tHe subJeCT mATter OF An ApPLICATiON [K35A0540] usSn 09/314,871, TITLED xe2x80X9cdISk dRIve EmpLOYing OFf-LiNe sCan To colLEct SeLeCtion-CONtroL DATa For suBsEQUeNtLy deciDInG wHeTheR To VeRifY aFteR WRITExe2X80x9D, FilED iN ThE USPto on 5/19/99, iN ThE namE of jOnAt... | The subject matter of this application isrelated to thesubject matter ofan application [K35A0540] USSN09/314,871, titled xe2x80x9cDISK DRIVE EMPLOYING OFF-LINE SCAN TO COLLECT SELECTION-CONTROL DATA FOR SUBSEQUENTLY DECIDING WHETHER TOVERIFY AFTER WRITExe2x80x9d, filed in theUSPTO on 5/19/99, in thename of Jo... | The _subject_ _matter_ _of_ this application is related to the _subject_ matter of _an_ application [K35A0540] _USSN_ _09/314,871,_ titled _xe2x80x9cDISK_ _DRIVE_ EMPLOYING _OFF-LINE_ _SCAN_ TO COLLECT SELECTION-CONTROL _DATA_ FOR SUBSEQUENTLY _DECIDING_ WHETHER TO VERIFY AFTER WRITExe2x80x9d, filed in the USPTO on 5/1... |
The use of silicones for softening fabrics, i.e., providing lubrication between fibers and yarns so that they move over one another more easily, has been well known for quite some time. In addition, the use of organomodified silicones for textile treatments has also been well documented over the years. (See U.S. Pat. N... | The use of silicones for softening fabrics, i.e., providing lubrication between fibers and yarns so that they move over one another more easily, has been well known for quite some time. In addition, the use of organomodified silicones for textile treatments has also been well documented over the years. (See U.S. Pat. N... | The use of silicones for softening fabrics, i. e. , providing lubrication between fibers and yarns so that they move *ber one another more easily, has been well known for quite some tuNe. In addition, the use of organomodified silicones for textile treatments has also been well documented over the years. (See U. S. Pat... | The of silicones for softening fabrics, i.e., providing lubrication between fibers and yarns so that move over another more easily, been well known for quite some time. In addition, use of organomodified for textile treatments has also been well documented over the years. (See U.S. Nos.: 4,620,878, Gee, issued Nov. 4, ... | The use Of SILIcoNeS fOR SOfTEnIng FAbRIcS, i.e., proviDInG lUBrICatIoN bEtWEeN FibERS And YArnS So thaT TheY moVe oVER OnE another MORE easILY, hAS bEEn WeLL KNowN for QUite SomE TiMe. in ADdITION, tHe usE Of ORGanomoDIFiED SIlicOneS FOR texTIle TrEatmEnts HAS Also BeeN WelL documEnTeD over THe YeARS. (SeE u.S. pAT. N... | The use of siliconesfor softening fabrics,i.e.,providing lubrication between fibersandyarns so that they move over one another more easily, has been well known for quite some time. In addition, theuse of organomodifiedsiliconesfortextile treatments has also been well documented over the years. (Se... | The use of silicones for softening fabrics, i.e., providing lubrication between fibers and _yarns_ so that _they_ move over one another more easily, has _been_ well known for quite some time. In addition, the use _of_ _organomodified_ silicones for textile treatments has also been well _documented_ _over_ the _years._ ... |
Software programs have been developed in the past to provide security for computing sessions during which tasks are executed by computing devices that involve the gathering and use of a user's personal information. For example, computer systems have been developed whereby a user can access a system through a computing ... | Software programs have been developed in the past to provide security for computing sessions during which tasks are executed by computing devices that involve the gathering and use of a user's personal information. For example, computer systems have been developed whereby a user can access a system through a computing ... | Software programs have been developed in the past to provide security for computing sessions during which tasks are executed by computing devices that involve the gathering and use of a 7sWr ' s personal information. For example, computer systems have been developed whereby a user can access a system through a computin... | programs have been developed in past to provide security for computing sessions during which tasks are executed by computing devices that involve the gathering and use of a user's personal information. For example, computer systems have been developed whereby user can access a system through a computing device, by whic... | SofTware pROgRAms HAVE BeEn DEVElOped IN THe PaSt tO ProvIde seCuritY For COmPUTInG SEssIoNs dURINg WHICh TASks arE exECUTEd By COMPUtInG DEvICes THaT iNVoLve tHE gAtHErinG ANd USE of A uSer'S PerSonAL InFoRMaTIon. fOr EXampLE, compUTER sYstEms HAve bEeN DeVelOPeD wHeReBY a UseR cAn aCcEsS A sysTEm thrOugH a cOmPUtINg ... | Software programs have been developed in the past to provide security for computing sessions duringwhich tasks are executed by computing devices that involve the gathering and use of auser's personal information. For example, computer systemshave been developed whereby a user can access a systemthroug... | _Software_ programs have _been_ _developed_ in the past to provide security for computing sessions during which tasks are executed by computing _devices_ that involve the _gathering_ and use of a user's personal information. For example, computer systems have been _developed_ whereby a user can access a system through ... |
(a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method for patterning an inorganic oxide film, and an electronic device including a mesoporous inorganic oxide film patterned by the method.
(b) Description of the Related Art
Inorganic oxides having large band gaps are used in photoelectrodes, sensors, anod... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for patterning an inorganic oxide film, and an electronic device including a mesoporous inorganic oxide film patterned by the method. (b) Description of the Related Art Inorganic oxides having large band gaps are used in photoelectrodes, sensors, anod... | ( a) Fi#lx of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for patterning an inorganic oxide film, and an electronic device including a mesoporous inorganic oxide film patterned by the method. (b) Description of the Related Art Inorganic oxides having large band gaps are used in photoelectrodes, sensors, ano... | Field of the Invention present invention relates to a method for patterning an inorganic oxide film, and an electronic device including a mesoporous inorganic film patterned by the method. (b) Description the Related Art Inorganic oxides having large band are used in sensors, active for secondary semiconductor and the ... | (a) fIeLd oF thE iNVeNtioN
thE PrESent InVentIon RELATEs tO a mEtHOd for PaTterniNG aN INOrGANIc OXidE fiLm, anD aN eLectRonic DEVICe INcludiNG a mESoPOrOus iNorGAnIC oxIdE FiLm pAttERNeD bY tHE MeThoD.
(B) descrIpTiON of tHe rELateD art
INorgAnic OxiDeS HavInG LaRgE Band GaPS are UseD iN phOToelEctroDES, seNsors, aNOD... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method for patterning aninorganic oxide film, and an electronic device including a mesoporous inorganic oxide filmpatterned by the method. (b) Description of the Related Art Inorganic oxides havinglarge band gaps are used in photoelectrodes,se... | (a) _Field_ of _the_ _Invention_ The present invention _relates_ to a _method_ for patterning an inorganic oxide film, _and_ an electronic device including a mesoporous inorganic oxide film patterned _by_ the method. (b) Description of _the_ Related Art Inorganic oxides _having_ large band gaps are used in photoelectro... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a pulp heating apparatus and particularly relates to a pulp heating apparatus in which an arrangement of components is improved.
2. Description of the Related Art
For example, Japanese Patent No. 2811489 (U.S. Pat. No.5,176,793) discloses a processing apparatus... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pulp heating apparatus and particularly relates to a pulp heating apparatus in which an arrangement of components is improved. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, Japanese Patent No. 2811489 (U.S. Pat. No.5,176,793) discloses a processing apparatus... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pulp heating apparatus and particularly relates to a pulp heating apparatus in which an arrangement of components is improved. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, Japanese Pat3jt No. 2811489 (U. S. Pat. No. 5, 176, 793) discloses a processing appar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pulp heating apparatus and particularly relates to a pulp heating apparatus in an arrangement of components is improved. 2. Description of the Related For example, Japanese No. 2811489 (U.S. Pat. No.5,176,793) a processing apparatus for heating In this proces... | 1. FIeLd OF THe INvention
ThE pREseNT iNVENtIOn RElates TO A pulP heaTing aPPAratuS aND paRTicULarLy rElAtES tO a pulP hEAtiNg ApPaRaTus iN WHICH aN arRANgEmeNT Of cOmpoNeNtS IS ImPRoVEd.
2. dEscRipTion Of THE ReLAteD art
fOR ExAMple, jaPanESE PATENt No. 2811489 (U.S. PAT. No.5,176,793) disCloSEs A ProCessinG APPaRatUs... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pulp heatingapparatusand particularly relates to a pulp heating apparatus in which an arrangement of components is improved. 2. Description of the Related Art For example, Japanese Patent No. 2811489(U.S. Pat. No.5,176,793) discloses a processingapparat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ pulp heating apparatus and particularly _relates_ to _a_ pulp heating _apparatus_ _in_ which an _arrangement_ of components is _improved._ 2. _Description_ of the Related Art For example, Japanese Patent No. _2811489_ (U.S. Pat. _No.5,176,793)_ _discloses_ ... |
The present invention relates to a receiving element for orthogonally polarized high-frequency signals or, in accordance with the reciprocity principle of antennae, a radiation element for such signals realized in a similar way, this element comprising a dielectric layer on both sides of a first high-frequency transmis... | The present invention relates to a receiving element for orthogonally polarized high-frequency signals or, in accordance with the reciprocity principle of antennae, a radiation element for such signals realized in a similar way, this element comprising a dielectric layer on both sides of a first high-frequency transmis... | The present invention relates to a rsxeiving element for oDthogonallH polarized high - frequency signals or, in accordance with the reciprocity principle of antennae, a radJati(n element for such signals reXlised in a similar way, this element comprising a dielectric layer on both sides of a first high - frequency tran... | present relates to a receiving element orthogonally polarized high-frequency signals or, accordance with the reciprocity principle of antennae, a radiation element for such signals realized in a similar way, this element comprising a dielectric layer on both sides of a first high-frequency transmission whose end forms ... | THE PresEnT iNVEntioN RelatEs TO A rEceiviNg elEMent foR ORTHoGOnaLlY pOLaRIzEd hIgH-frEqUeNCY SIgnaLS oR, in ACcORDANCE WITH the rEcIproCITY PrINCIpLe of anTenNAE, a RadIaTiOn ELEMENt fOR sUcH siGnalS rEalIZed In A sImILaR wAy, thiS eleMENt COMpriSING A DiELectrIc LaYEr On BotH siDes of a FIrsT hIgh-FReQuencY TrAnSmIS... | The presentinvention relates to a receiving element for orthogonally polarizedhigh-frequency signals or, in accordance with the reciprocity principle of antennae, aradiation elementfor such signals realized ina similarway, this element comprising a dielectric layer onboth sides ofa first high-frequency tran... | The _present_ invention _relates_ to a receiving element for orthogonally polarized high-frequency signals or, in _accordance_ _with_ _the_ reciprocity principle _of_ antennae, a radiation element for such signals realized in a similar way, _this_ element _comprising_ a dielectric _layer_ on both sides of a first _high... |
The principal object of the present invention is to provide an improved fusible element for an electric time-lag motor starter fuse having a voltage rating up to 600 volts and also capable of current-limiting action.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,935,553; Jan. 27, 1976 to Frederick J. Kozacka et al, CARTRIDGE FUSE FOR D-C CIRCUITS d... | The principal object of the present invention is to provide an improved fusible element for an electric time-lag motor starter fuse having a voltage rating up to 600 volts and also capable of current-limiting action. U.S. Pat. No. 3,935,553; Jan. 27, 1976 to Frederick J. Kozacka et al, CARTRIDGE FUSE FOR D-C CIRCUITS d... | The principal object of the present invention is to provide an improved fusjNle element for an electric time - lag motor starter fuse having a voltage rating up to 600 volts and also capable of current - limiting action. U. S. Pat. No. 3, 935, 553; Jan. 27, 1976 to Frederick J. Kozacka et al, CARTRIDGE FUSE FOR D - C C... | The principal object of the present invention is provide an fusible element for an electric time-lag motor starter fuse having voltage rating to 600 also capable of U.S. Pat. 3,935,553; Jan. 27, 1976 to Frederick J. Kozacka et al, CARTRIDGE FUSE FOR D-C CIRCUITS describes time-lag fuse having a fusible element of the a... | ThE pRiNcIpal OBjEcT oF THe PresENt invEntIoN is tO pROviDe An IMpRoved fusiBLE eLEMeNt foR AN ElectRiC time-LAg mOtOR STArTeR FusE haVIng A VOLTAGE raTING Up To 600 VoltS AND Also CaPablE Of CURReNT-lIMiTIng actiON.
u.s. paT. NO. 3,935,553; jaN. 27, 1976 to FredeRiCk j. kozacKa Et AL, CarTriDge FUSe FoR d-c CIrcuIts d... | Theprincipal objectofthepresent invention isto provide an improved fusible element for an electric time-lag motor starter fuse having avoltage rating up to 600 volts and also capable of current-limiting action. U.S. Pat.No. 3,935,553; Jan. 27, 1976 to Frederick J. Kozacka et al, CARTRIDGE FUSE ... | _The_ principal object of _the_ _present_ invention is to provide an improved fusible element _for_ an electric time-lag motor starter fuse having _a_ voltage rating up _to_ 600 _volts_ and also capable of current-limiting action. _U.S._ Pat. No. 3,935,553; Jan. 27, 1976 to Frederick J. _Kozacka_ et al, CARTRIDGE FUSE ... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a system for reducing noise sounding in a closed space due to a propagation of a vibrating noise in the closed space from a vibration source of a power unit (such as a vehicular engine) mounted in the vehicle (hereinafter referred to as a closed soun... | (1) orbit of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system for reducing noise sounding in a closed space due to a propagation of a vibrating noise in the closed space from a vibration source of a power unit (such as a vehicular engine) mounted in the vehicle (hereinafter referred to as a closed soun... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system for reducing noise sounding in a closed space due to a propagation of a vibrating noise in the closed space from a vibration source of a power unit (such as a vehicular engine) mounted in the vehicle (hereinafter referred to as a closed sou... | (1) of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system for reducing noise sounding a closed space due to a propagation of a vibrating noise in the closed space from a vibration source of a power unit as a vehicular engine) mounted vehicle (hereinafter referred to as a closed sound). Particularly, the ... | (1) FielD of tHE INVEnTiON
thE pRESeNT INVEntIOn ReLaTeS gENERaLly TO a SystEM foR rEDUCIng NoISe SOundInG In A CLosed SPace dUE To A PrOpAgaTioN OF A VibrATIng noIsE In tHE CloSED SPACE fRoM a VIbRATion SOurCe oF A pOWeR UNIT (SuCH AS A VEhICular engInE) MouNTeD iN thE vEhICle (HereInAfTER ReferrED to as A clOSEd sOUN... | (1) Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates generally toa system for reducing noise sounding in a closed space dueto a propagation of a vibrating noise in the closedspace from a vibration source of a power unit (such as a vehicular engine) mounted in the vehicle (hereinafter refe... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ _generally_ to a system for reducing noise sounding in a closed space due to _a_ _propagation_ _of_ _a_ vibrating noise in the _closed_ space from a vibration _source_ of a power unit (such _as_ a vehicular engine) mounted in the _vehicle_ _(hereinafter_ referr... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a disk-like medium such as a compact disc (CD) or a video disc (VD), and particularly to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a pattern such as round tracks (grooves) formed on a disc medium by unevenness or inf... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a disk-like medium such as a compact disc (CD) or a video disc (VD), and particularly to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a pattern such as round tracks (grooves) formed on a disc medium by unevenness or inf... | 1. Field of the Invention Tt9s invention relates to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a disk - like medium such as a compact disc (CD) or a video disc (VD ), and particularly to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a pattern such as round tracks (grooves) formed on a disc medium by unevenness or ... | Field of the Invention This invention relates a method and an apparatus for a disk-like such as a compact disc (CD) or a video disc (VD), and particularly to a method of and an apparatus for a pattern such as round tracks (grooves) formed on a disc medium by unevenness information on the tracks, by the lithography tech... | 1. FIeLd Of the INVeNTIoN
THIs invENTioN reLATes To a meTHOD OF And AN APpARATus FOr MaNuFACTuriNG A DIsk-liKE MEDiuM such aS A CoMPACt disc (cD) or a ViDEO DISc (VD), anD ParticUlarly tO a mEThOd of aNd aN aPPaRAtus fOr mAnUfAcTURiNg a pattErN sUcH AS RouNd TRAcKS (GrooVes) formed ON A DisC meDiuM BY UnEVENnESS or inF... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a disk-like mediumsuch as a compact disc (CD) or a video disc(VD), and particularly to a method of and an apparatus for manufacturing a pattern such asround tracks (grooves) formed ona d... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of and _an_ _apparatus_ _for_ manufacturing a disk-like medium such _as_ a _compact_ disc (CD) or _a_ _video_ disc (VD), and particularly to a method of and an apparatus for _manufacturing_ a _pattern_ _such_ as _round_ tracks (grooves) formed _on_ a disc med... |
The alkaloids obtainable from Vinca rosea, represent one of the most productive areas of chemistry for drugs adversely affecting the growth of experimental malignancies in mammals. Initially, only some of the alkaloids, obtainable from the leaves of the plant by extraction and purifiable by chromatography, were found t... | The alkaloids obtainable from Vinca rosea, represent one of the most productive areas of chemistry for drugs adversely affecting the growth of experimental malignancies in mammals. Initially, only some of the alkaloids, obtainable from the leaves of the plant by extraction and purifiable by chromatography, were found t... | The alkaloids obtainable from Vinca rosea, represent one of the most productive areas of chemistry for drugs adversely affecting the growth of experimental malJgnandies in mammals. Initially, only some of the alkaloids, obtainable from the leaves of the plant by extraction and purifiable by chromatography, were found t... | The alkaloids obtainable from Vinca rosea, represent one of the most productive areas of chemistry for drugs affecting the of experimental malignancies in mammals. Initially, only some of the alkaloids, from the leaves of the plant by extraction and purifiable by chromatography, were found to be active. These active an... | THE alKAlOids ObTaInaBLE from VInca rOseA, rEpRESENT ONe Of ThE MosT PrOdUcTIVe AreAs of CheMistry fOR DrUGs advERSeLY affeCTInG tHe GrowTH OF EXPerImENtAl mAligNANCiEs in mAmMAls. inItiALly, oNlY Some OF THe ALkALoiDS, ObTaINable From The LeAVEs OF ThE pLANt By ExtrACtION AND puriFiAbLe BY CHrOmaTogRaphY, weRE found t... | The alkaloids obtainable from Vincarosea, represent one ofthe mostproductive areas of chemistry fordrugs adversely affecting the growthof experimental malignancies in mammals. Initially, only some of the alkaloids, obtainable from the leaves of the plant by extraction and purifiable by chromatograp... | The alkaloids _obtainable_ _from_ Vinca rosea, represent one _of_ _the_ most productive _areas_ of chemistry for drugs adversely affecting the _growth_ of experimental malignancies in _mammals._ Initially, only some of _the_ alkaloids, obtainable from the leaves _of_ the plant by extraction and purifiable _by_ chromato... |
Many types of portable electronic devices (such as cellular phones, smart phones and some kinds of portable computers, such as tablet computers or laptop computers, as well as some accessories such as some headsets) exchange data, such as audio data, voice data, image data, video data, text messages, and e-mails, and a... | Many types of portable electronic devices (such as cellular phones, smart phones and some kinds of portable computers, such as tablet computers or laptop computers, as well as some accessories such as some headsets) exchange data, such as audio data, voice data, image data, video data, text messages, and e-mails, and a... | kaby types of portable electronic devices (such as cellular phones, smart phones and some kinds of portable computers, such as tablet computers or laptop computers, as well as some accessories such as some headsets) exchange data, such as audio data, voice data, image data, video data, teC5 messages, and e - mails, and... | Many types portable electronic devices (such as cellular phones, smart phones and some kinds of portable computers, such as computers or laptop computers, as well as some accessories such some headsets) exchange data, such as data, voice data, image data, video data, text messages, and e-mails, and any combination ther... | mANY TyPEs oF poRTAblE eLecTRoNIc DeviCes (sUCH As cELlulAR PHoneS, SMART pHONes AnD SomE KINDS Of PoRtAble COmPUtERs, suCh AS tABlEt ComPutERS oR LAPTOp COmpUters, as WEll AS soME aCCeSSORIes sUcH as sOMe HeadsETs) ExchaNgE DAtA, SucH AS aUdIO data, vOiCE DATa, imaGe dAta, vIdeO dATa, tExt MESSAGes, aNd e-MaIlS, anD a... | Manytypes of portable electronic devices(suchas cellular phones, smart phones and some kindsof portable computers,such as tablet computers or laptop computers, as wellassome accessories such as some headsets) exchangedata, such as audio data, voice data, image data, video data, text messages, and e-mails, a... | Many types of _portable_ _electronic_ devices _(such_ as _cellular_ phones, _smart_ phones and some kinds of portable computers, such as tablet computers or laptop computers, as well as some accessories such as some headsets) exchange data, such as audio data, _voice_ _data,_ image data, _video_ data, text messages, _a... |
The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for pumping compressible materials using a twin-cylinder, reciprocating piston pump. More specifically, the present invention relates to a hydraulic system for operating a reciprocating piston pump that includes an accumulator that produces a steady-pressure suppl... | The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for pumping compressible materials using a twin-cylinder, reciprocating piston pump. More specifically, the present invention relates to a hydraulic system for operating a reciprocating piston pump that includes an accumulator that produces a steady-pressure suppl... | The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for pumping compressible materials using a twin - cylinder, reciprocating piston pump. More specifically, the present invention relates to a hydraulic system for operating a reciprocating piston pump that includes an accumulator that produces a steady - pressure s... | The present invention relates to and apparatus for pumping compressible materials using a twin-cylinder, reciprocating piston pump. More specifically, the present invention relates to a hydraulic system for operating a piston pump that includes an accumulator that produces a steady-pressure supply of compressible mater... | the Present iNVenTIon RelaTes TO a methOD AnD apparatUS For pUmpING ComPRESsIblE mATErIals UsING A tWIN-cyliNder, ReciPrOCAtIng PisToN PuMP. More spEcIFICallY, tHe pREsenT INVENtiOn rElAtES tO A hyDrAUlIc SySTEm FOR OPEratiNG a ReCiPROCaTiNg PIsTon pUMP tHAT iNcLUDES an aCcumULAtor THaT PRoduceS A STeaDY-pREssure SUPpl... | The present invention relates toa method and apparatus for pumping compressiblematerials using a twin-cylinder, reciprocating piston pump.More specifically, the present invention relates to a hydraulic systemforoperatinga reciprocating piston pump that includes an accumulator that produces asteady-... | The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for pumping compressible _materials_ using a twin-cylinder, reciprocating piston pump. More specifically, the present invention relates to a hydraulic system _for_ operating a reciprocating _piston_ pump that _includes_ an accumulator _that_ produces a steady-pres... |
Synthetic polymer exists as a distribution of chain lengths and a distribution of molecular weight. These distributions are typically characterized as the number average molecular weight (Mn) and the weight average molecular weight (Mw). The Z average molecular weight (Mz) and the Z+1 average molecular weight (Mz+1) ar... | Synthetic polymer exists as a distribution of chain lengths and a distribution of molecular weight. These distributions are typically characterized as the number average molecular weight (Mn) and the weight average molecular weight (Mw). The Z average molecular weight (Mz) and the Z+1 average molecular weight (Mz+1) ar... | Synthetic polymer exists as a distribution of chain lengths and a distribution of molecular weight. These distributions are typically characterized as the number average molecular weight (Mn) and the weight average molecu:Sr weight (Mw ). The Z average molecular weight (Mz) and the Z + 1 average molecular weight (Mz + ... | Synthetic polymer exists as a distribution of chain lengths and a distribution of molecular weight. These distributions are typically characterized as the number molecular weight (Mn) and the weight average molecular weight (Mw). The Z average molecular weight (Mz) and Z+1 average molecular weight (Mz+1) are indicators... | SyNTHeTiC poLyMer EXiSTS as A dIstrIbUtIoN OF ChaiN LeNgTHs aND a dIstRibUTiON Of moleCulAR WEiGHT. THesE dIStrIbuTIOns are TypicALLy cHarACtErIZeD As ThE numBER AveRagE MoleCulAR weiGHT (mn) and tHE weIgHT averaGE molEcUlAr wEiGht (Mw). The z aVEraGe moLEcULaR weIght (MZ) aND tHE z+1 AvERaGe MoLEcULaR WeIGHT (MZ+1) aR... | Synthetic polymer exists as a distribution of chain lengths and a distribution of molecular weight. These distributions are typically characterized as the number average molecular weight (Mn) and the weightaveragemolecular weight (Mw). The Zaveragemolecular weight (Mz)and the Z+1 average molecular ... | Synthetic _polymer_ exists as a distribution of chain _lengths_ and a distribution of molecular weight. These distributions are typically characterized as the number average molecular weight (Mn) _and_ the weight average molecular weight _(Mw)._ The Z _average_ molecular weight (Mz) and the Z+1 _average_ molecular weig... |
This invention relates to liquid or powder laundry detergent compositions. More particularly, it relates to a mildly acidic laundry composition capable of providing improved protection of delicate fabrics during washing and enhanced removal of foam during rinsing in hand wash operation.
Detergent compositions which are... | This invention relates to liquid or powder laundry detergent compositions. More particularly, it relates to a mildly acidic laundry composition capable of providing improved protection of delicate fabrics during washing and enhanced removal of foam during rinsing in hand wash operation. Detergent compositions which are... | This invention relates to liquid or powder laundry detergent compositions. More particularly, it relates to a mildly acidic laundry composition capable of providing improved protection of delicate fabrics during washing and enhanced removal of foam during rinsing in hand wash operation. Detergent compositions which are... | This invention relates to liquid or powder laundry detergent compositions. More particularly, relates to a mildly acidic laundry capable of providing improved protection of delicate during washing and enhanced removal of foam during rinsing in hand wash operation. Detergent compositions are formulated as fine fabric co... | tHIs InVentiOn RELaTEs To lIqUId OR poWder lAUndRy dETerGenT CoMPOSITioNs. morE pARtIcULaRLY, IT RElaTes to A mildlY aCiDic lAuNdRY cOMPOsItiOn CapabLE oF ProvIDiNg iMpRovED PrOTectION oF DeliCatE fAbriCs DURInG waSHINg aND EnhANceD ReMOVaL of FOaM dURInG RiNSiNG IN haNd wAsh opERatiON.
dETErGenT coMpoSiTions WHicH aRE... | This inventionrelates to liquid or powderlaundry detergent compositions. More particularly, it relates to a mildlyacidiclaundry compositioncapable ofproviding improved protection ofdelicate fabrics during washing and enhanced removal of foam during rinsing in hand wash operation. Deterge... | This invention relates to liquid or _powder_ laundry detergent compositions. More particularly, it relates to _a_ mildly acidic laundry composition capable of providing improved _protection_ of _delicate_ fabrics during washing and _enhanced_ removal of foam during rinsing in hand wash operation. Detergent compositions... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to pipelined information processing and, more particularly, to a system and method for a flexible number of lookups in pipeline-based packet processors.
2. Introduction
Increasing demands are being placed upon the data communications infrastructure. Thes... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to pipelined information processing and, more particularly, to a system and method for a flexible number of lookups in pipeline-based packet processors. 2. Introduction Increasing demands are being placed upon the data communications infrastructure. Thes... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to pipelined information processing and, more particularly, to a system and meFhId for a flexible number of lookups in pipeline - based packet proceZsKrs. 2. IntToductikn Increasing demands are Gsing placed upon the data communications infrastructure. Th... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates generally to pipelined information processing and, more particularly, a system and for number of lookups in pipeline-based packet processors. 2. Introduction demands are being placed upon data communications infrastructure. These increasing demands are driven by vario... | 1. field of tHe inVenTION
The PreSeNT invenTiOn ReLAtES GeNeRaLLy To PIPElINeD InfORmAtION PROceSSInG and, more pArtICULaRLy, tO a SYstEm AND methOD foR a FlExiBLE nUmBER OF loOkUps iN PipEliNE-bAseD PAckET pRoceSsORS.
2. INtRODUCtIon
iNCREaSIng demaNDs aRe BeiNg PlACeD upon tHE DATa coMmUnICATIOnS INfRasTRucTurE. thES... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates generally to pipelined information processing and, more particularly, to a system and method for aflexible number of lookups in pipeline-based packet processors. 2. Introduction Increasing demands are being placed uponthe data communications infrastruct... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates generally to pipelined information processing and, more particularly, to a system _and_ _method_ for a flexible number of lookups in pipeline-based packet processors. _2._ Introduction _Increasing_ demands _are_ _being_ _placed_ upon the data communications in... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to regulatory control systems and safety shutdown systems and methods for monitoring and controlling field devices used with commercial and industrial processes, and in particular to systems and methods for improved coordination between control and safety systems.
2. Des... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to regulatory control systems and safety shutdown systems and methods for monitoring and controlling field devices used with commercial and industrial processes, and in particular to systems and methods for improved coordination between control and safety systems. 2. Des... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to regulatory control systems and safety shutdown systems and methods for monitoring and controlling field devices used with commercial and industrial processes, and in particular to systems and methods for improved coordination between control and safety systems. 2. Des... | 1. Field of the Invention This relates to regulatory control systems and safety shutdown systems and methods for monitoring controlling field devices used with commercial and industrial processes, and in particular to systems and methods for improved coordination between control and safety systems. 2. Description of Re... | 1. fIEld oF tHe InveNtION
THis inVeNTIon relATeS tO rEguLatoRy conTrOL SyStemS ANd sAFety shutDowN sYsTemS anD MethODS FOr mONITORING ANd coNTROllING fIElD dEvICES used witH CommERCIAl AND INdUSTRIAL prOCESses, anD IN pARticUlar To SYSteMS aNd MeThods For iMpRoVeD COoRdInatION BetWEEN CONtroL AND SAFeTY sySTEMs.
2. Des... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to regulatory control systems and safety shutdown systemsand methods for monitoring and controlling field devices used withcommercialandindustrial processes, and in particular to systemsand methods for improved coordination between control andsafety syst... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates to regulatory _control_ systems and _safety_ shutdown _systems_ _and_ methods for monitoring and controlling field devices used with _commercial_ and industrial processes, _and_ in particular to _systems_ and methods for improved coordination between control and _saf... |
In recent years, devices which determine the distance and size of objects in front of a vehicle, and which appropriately control the vehicle in accordance with this judgment, have been proposed for the purpose of improving the safety of vehicle operation.
Japanese Patent Application Kokai No. Hei 9-79821 describes one ... | In recent years, devices which determine the distance and size of objects in front of a vehicle, and which appropriately control the vehicle in accordance with this judgment, have been proposed for the purpose of improving the safety of vehicle operation. Japanese Patent Application Kokai No. Hei 9-79821 describes one ... | In recent years, devices which determine the distance and size of objects in front of a vehicle, and which spproproately control the vehicle in accordance with this judgment, have been proposed for the purpose of improving the safety of vehicle operation. Japanese Patent Application Kokai No. Hei 9 - 79821 describes on... | In recent years, which determine the distance size of objects in front of a vehicle, and which appropriately control the vehicle in accordance with this been proposed for the purpose of improving the safety vehicle operation. Japanese Patent Application Kokai No. Hei 9-79821 describes one example of a device in which a... | iN recENt yeaRS, deviCeS WhIcH DETErMINe THe DIstaNcE aNd SizE of ObJeCtS in FroNt oF a VEHIClE, ANd wHiCh apPropRiaTELY coNTRoL tHE VEHiCLE in ACcORdANCE wITh ThIs JUDGMenT, HaVe beEN PropoSeD FOr tHE PURPOse Of iMprOVING The SafETy oF vEhiclE OperATiOn.
JapANEse PATENT APpLiCATIon KoKAI No. hEi 9-79821 DEScribEs OnE ... | In recent years, devices whichdetermine the distance and size of objectsin front of a vehicle, and which appropriately control the vehicle in accordance with this judgment, have been proposed for the purposeof improving the safety of vehicle operation. Japanese Patent Application Kokai No. Hei 9-79... | In recent years, devices which determine the distance _and_ size of objects in _front_ of a vehicle, and which appropriately control the vehicle in accordance with this judgment, have been proposed for _the_ purpose of _improving_ the safety of vehicle operation. Japanese Patent Application Kokai _No._ Hei 9-79821 desc... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a wiring structure in a motorcycle, which is designed so that an electric current is supplied through a conductor to an electric part supported in a handlebar cover for covering a handlebar in the motorcycle.
2. Description of the Related Art
Such a wiring stru... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a wiring structure in a motorcycle, which is designed so that an electric current is supplied through a conductor to an electric part supported in a handlebar cover for covering a handlebar in the motorcycle. 2. Description of the Related Art Such a wiring stru... | 1. Field of the Invention The prFWent invention relates to a wiring structure in a motorcycle, which is designed so that an electric current is supplied through a conductor to an electric part XupporteW in a handlebar cover for covering a handlebar in the motorcycle. 2. Description of the Related Art Such a EiriMg stru... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention relates to a wiring structure in a which is designed so that an electric current supplied through a conductor to an electric part supported in a handlebar cover for covering a handlebar in the motorcycle. 2. of the Related Art Such a wiring structure motorcycle is known, for ... | 1. FIeLD OF ThE INVENtiOn
tHe prEseNt InVENtiOn ReLATEs To a wIRing structuRe In A moTORCyClE, whICh is dESIGneD so thAt AN elecTRIc cuRREnT iS sUpPlIEd through a CONductOr tO An ELeCtRIc pArt SuppoRTed iN A hANdlebAr CoVEr for cOVerIng A hANdLEbAr In The motORCyClE.
2. DesCRipTION oF tHe RElATEd ART
SUch A WIrinG STRu... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to a wiring structure ina motorcycle, whichis designed so that an electric currentis supplied through a conductor to anelectric part supported in a handlebar coverfor covering a handlebar in the motorcycle.2. Description of the Rel... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention relates to a wiring structure in a motorcycle, which is designed so that an _electric_ current is supplied through a _conductor_ to an electric part _supported_ in a _handlebar_ cover for covering _a_ handlebar in _the_ _motorcycle._ 2. _Description_ of the Related Ar... |
Scouring pads for the cleaning of pots and pans have been in use for a number of years. Scouring pads are used to bring a scouring surface of desired roughness and/or abrasiveness into contact with the soiled surface of a pot or pan. The body of the scouring pad is easily deformable to permit the surface of the pad to ... | Scouring pads for the cleaning of pots and pans have been in use for a number of years. Scouring pads are used to bring a scouring surface of desired roughness and/or abrasiveness into contact with the soiled surface of a pot or pan. The body of the scouring pad is easily deformable to permit the surface of the pad to ... | Scouring pads for the cleaning of pots and pans have been in use for a number of years. Scouring pads are uXes to bring a scouring surface of desired roughness and / or abrasiveness into contact with the soiled surface of a pot or pan. The body of the scouring pad is easily deformable to permit the surface of the pad t... | Scouring pads for the cleaning of pots and pans have been in use for a number of years. Scouring pads are used to bring a scouring surface of desired roughness and/or abrasiveness into contact with surface of a pot or pan. The body of scouring pad is to permit the surface of the pad to conform to the surface of the pot... | SCOurINg pADS FoR thE clEaNIng OF pOtS and PAns HavE BeEN IN uSe FOr a nUmbER oF YeARS. SCourinG PAdS Are uSed to brINg A SCoUrING SuRfACe oF DesiRed rOUGHNESS ANd/OR ABRaSiVeness iNTo conTAcT WIth ThE sOilED SurFaCe of a pOT oR pan. THE boDY OF tHE sCoURInG pAD is easIlY DeForMAblE To pErMIT the SurfAce of ThE pad To ... | Scouring pads for the cleaning of pots and pans have been in use for a number ofyears. Scouring pads are used to bring a scouringsurface of desired roughness and/orabrasiveness into contactwith the soiled surface of a pot or pan. The body of the scouring pad is easily deformable to permit the surfac... | Scouring pads for the cleaning of _pots_ _and_ pans have _been_ in _use_ for _a_ _number_ _of_ years. Scouring pads are used to bring _a_ scouring surface of desired roughness _and/or_ abrasiveness into contact with the _soiled_ surface _of_ a pot or pan. The _body_ _of_ _the_ scouring pad _is_ easily deformable _to_ p... |
1. Field
Embodiments relate to a semiconductor memory device including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode and associated methods.
2. Description of the Related Art
In semiconductor memory devices including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode, e.g., dynamic random access memories (DRAMs), a design rule may ... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to a semiconductor memory device including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode and associated methods. 2. Description of the Related Art In semiconductor memory devices including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode, e.g., dynamic random access memories (DRAMs), a design rule may ... | 1. Field Embodiments repat4 to a semiconductor memory device including a cylinder - type capacitor lower ekectroce and associated methods. 2. Description of the Related Art In semiconductor meho$y devices including a cylinder - type capaci6ir lower electrode, e. g. , dynamic random access memories (DRAMs ), a desLTn ru... | 1. Field to a memory device including a cylinder-type capacitor lower and associated methods. Description of the Related Art In semiconductor memory devices including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode, e.g., dynamic random access memories (DRAMs), a design rule may reduced. Thus, a height of the capacitor lower... | 1. Field
EMBOdimEntS rELaTE tO a SeMIconDucTOR memoRY dEVIce iNCLudIng a cYliNdEr-tyPe cApAciTor LoweR ElecTRODE aNd asSocIaTEd METHODS.
2. DescRiPTion oF THE reLAtEd ART
IN sEmiconDUCTOr MEmORy DEVicEs inclUdiNg A cYLInDEr-TYPe caPaciToR lOweR elECTRodE, e.g., DYNaMiC randOM acCEsS MemORiEs (dRaMs), A dESiGn ruLe MAY ... | 1. Field Embodiments relate to asemiconductor memory device including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode and associated methods. 2. Description of the Related Art In semiconductor memory devices including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode, e.g., dynamic random access memories (DRAMs), ... | _1._ Field Embodiments relate to a semiconductor memory device _including_ a cylinder-type capacitor _lower_ electrode _and_ associated methods. 2. Description of the Related Art In _semiconductor_ memory devices including a cylinder-type capacitor lower electrode, e.g., dynamic _random_ _access_ memories _(DRAMs),_ a ... |
Considerable interest is presently attached to multi-level memories due to a demand for ever larger capacity of the storage devices. In a recent article, "A Multilevel-Cell 32 Mb Flash Memory", ISSCC95. Session 7, Paper TA 7.7, February 1995, a FLASH storage device of the multi-level type is concisely presented which c... | Considerable interest is presently attached to multi-level memories ascribable to a demand for ever larger capacity of the storage devices. In a recent article, "A Multilevel-Cell 32 Mb Flash Memory", ISSCC95. Session 7, Paper TA 7.7, February 1995, a FLASH storage device of the multi-level type is concisely presented ... | Considerable interest is presently attached to multi - level memories due to a demand for ever larger capacity of the storage devices. In a recent article, " A Multilevel - Cell 32 Mb Flash Memory ", ISSCC95. Session 7, Paper TA 7. 7, February 1995, a FLASH storage device of the multi - level type is concisely presente... | Considerable interest is presently attached to multi-level memories due to a for larger capacity of the storage devices. In recent article, "A Multilevel-Cell 32 Flash Memory", Session Paper TA 7.7, 1995, a FLASH storage device of multi-level type is concisely presented which can two binary information units, or bits, ... | ConSIdErabLe iNTErEst iS PrEsENtly aTTaChEd to MULTI-lEVel MEMORiEs DUE to A DEmaND foR EVEr LARgeR CAPAcitY Of THe stoRage deViceS. iN a receNt ArticlE, "a MuLtiLEVEL-CElL 32 Mb FlAsH MemOry", isSCc95. seSSiON 7, pApeR ta 7.7, feBruAry 1995, A Flash sTorAge deVicE OF ThE Multi-LEVEL TYPE IS CONcISeLY PRESEnTeD wHiCH C... | Considerable interestis presently attachedto multi-level memories due to a demand for ever larger capacity of the storage devices. In a recent article, "A Multilevel-Cell 32 Mb Flash Memory", ISSCC95. Session 7,Paper TA 7.7, February 1995, a FLASH storage device of the multi-level type is concisely prese... | Considerable interest _is_ presently _attached_ to _multi-level_ memories due to a demand for _ever_ larger capacity of the storage devices. In a _recent_ _article,_ "A _Multilevel-Cell_ 32 Mb Flash Memory", _ISSCC95._ Session 7, Paper TA 7.7, February _1995,_ a FLASH storage device of the multi-level type is concisely... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a pressure regulating valve, and, more particularly, to a pressure regulating valve in a hydraulic control system for an automatic transmission which raises output pressure responsive to output pressure leakage.
2. Related Art
In a prior art pressure regulating... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pressure regulating valve, and, more particularly, to a pressure regulating valve in a hydraulic control system for an automatic transmission which raises output pressure responsive to output pressure leakage. 2. Related Art In a prior art pressure regulating... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a presDur@ regulating valve, and, more particularly, to a pressure regulating Da,ve in a hydraulic control system for an automatic transmission which raises output pressure responsive to output pressure leakage. 2. Related Art In a prior art pressure regulating... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a pressure regulating valve, and, more particularly, a pressure regulating valve in a hydraulic control system for an automatic which raises output pressure responsive to output pressure leakage. 2. Related Art In a prior art pressure regulating valve for automati... | 1. FIElD oF THe InVeNtIoN
ThE PRESENT InVENTion rELATes to a PreSSURE REGulaTiNG ValvE, anD, MorE PArTICuLARly, To a PrESsure regUlATiNg VAlve In A hYdraULiC CONtROL SYSTEM fOR aN aUtoMATIC tRaNsMission whIcH RaIses OuTPuT preSsure respOnsiVe tO OUtPUt PRessure leakAGe.
2. relAteD ART
in A pRIor ART PREsSURe REGuLaTING... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present inventionrelates to a pressure regulating valve, and, more particularly, to a pressure regulating valve in a hydraulic control system foran automatic transmissionwhichraises output pressure responsive to output pressure leakage. 2. Related Art In a prior art pre... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a pressure regulating valve, and, more particularly, to a pressure _regulating_ valve in a hydraulic _control_ system for _an_ automatic transmission which raises output pressure responsive _to_ output pressure _leakage._ 2. Related Art In a prior art _pres... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a mobile terminal, and more particularly, to a mobile terminal and method of controlling a mode switching therein. Although the present invention is suitable for a wide scope of applications, it is particularly suitable for the mobile terminal to implement a pl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile terminal, and more particularly, to a mobile terminal and method of controlling a mode switching therein. Although the present invention is suitable for a wide scope of applications, it is particularly suitable for the mobile terminal to implement a pl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile terminal, and more particularly, to a mobile terminal and method of controlling a joXe switching therein. Although the present invention is sKOtable for a wide scope of applications, it is particularly suitable for the mobile terminal to implement a pl... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile terminal, and more particularly, to a mobile terminal method of a mode switching therein. Although the present invention is suitable for wide scope of applications, it is particularly for the mobile terminal implement a plurality of modes of the mobile... | 1. FIELD oF tHE inveNtIon
tHe present INVENTiOn RElaTes to a mobiLe tERMINAL, AND moRe PaRtICuLArLy, To A MobiLE tERMinAl anD mEtHoD Of cONTRoLlING A mode SWITChIng THereIn. aLThougH The PREsENt InVentION is suItable fOr a WIDE scOPe OF AppLIcATions, It iS pArTICULarlY SuiTABLe fOr THe MobILe TeRmINaL tO imPlEMeNt a PL... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a mobileterminal, and more particularly,to a mobile terminal and method of controlling a mode switchingtherein. Although the present invention is suitable for a wide scope of applications,itis particularly suitable for the mobile terminal to... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mobile terminal, and more particularly, to a _mobile_ terminal and method of controlling a mode switching therein. Although _the_ _present_ _invention_ _is_ suitable _for_ a wide scope _of_ applications, it _is_ particularly suitable for the mobile terminal _... |
1. Technical Field
This device relates to tamper evident closures for use on containers. This improvement relates to resealable push pull type closures that provide resealable access to the contents of a bottle with a tamper evident indication of removal of the closure.
2. Description of Prior Art
Prior art devices of ... | 1. Technical Field This device relates to tamper evident closures for use on containers. This improvement relates to resealable push pull type closures that provide resealable access to the contents of a bottle with a tamper evident indication of removal of the closure. 2. Description of Prior Art Prior art devices of ... | 1. Technical Field This device relates to tamper evident closures for use on cPntaine3s. This improvement relates to resealable push pui, type closures that provide resealable access to the contents of a bottle with a tam(sr evident indication of removal of the closure. 2. Descri0fion of Pr9Pr Art Prior art devicfc of ... | 1. Technical Field This device relates to tamper evident closures for use on containers. This improvement relates to resealable push pull type that provide resealable access to the contents of a bottle tamper evident indication of removal of the closure. Description of Prior Art Prior art devices of this type are relat... | 1. TecHnIcal FiELD
tHIs DEVICe RelATes To tAmPer EvIdEnT ClOsureS FOR usE on CONTainErS. THIS IMPROvEment reLAteS tO ReseAlable Push puLl TYPe cLOSuREs tHat prOvIDE resealablE ACCEss TO THE CONtenTS OF a BoTtLe wIth A tAMPEr eVIdENt inDICaTiON of ReMovAL of tHe CLOSuRE.
2. DEscrIPtIOn Of pRiOr ART
PrioR arT DEVICeS OF ... | 1. Technical Field This device relates totamperevident closures for useon containers.This improvement relates to resealable push pull type closures that provideresealable access tothe contents of a bottle with atamper evident indicationofremoval of theclosure. 2. Description of PriorArtPrior art device... | _1._ _Technical_ Field This _device_ _relates_ to _tamper_ evident closures for _use_ on containers. This _improvement_ relates to resealable push pull _type_ closures that provide resealable access to _the_ contents of _a_ bottle with _a_ tamper evident indication of removal of the closure. _2._ Description _of_ Prior... |
Having a computer (e.g. a laptop PC or similar electronic device) stolen or become lost is an all too common occurrence. Unfortunately, a lost or stolen computer can cause many problems aside from losing the machine itself. Valuable data and information may come into the wrong hands. Therefore, conventional arrangement... | Having a computer (e.g. a laptop PC or similar electronic device) stolen or become lost is an all too common occurrence. Unfortunately, a lost or stolen computer can cause many problems aside from losing the machine itself. Valuable data and information may come into the wrong hands. Therefore, conventional arrangement... | Having a computer (e. g. a laptop PC or similar electronic device) stolen or become lost is an all too common occurrence. Unfortunately, a lost or stolen computer can cause many problems aside from losing the machine O5self. Valuable data and information may come into the wrong hands. hhe3efore, conventional arrangemen... | Having a computer (e.g. a laptop PC or similar electronic device) or become lost is all too common occurrence. Unfortunately, a lost or stolen computer can cause many problems aside from losing the machine itself. data and information may into wrong hands. Therefore, conventional arrangements for protecting and like de... | HavIng A COMpUter (e.g. a laptOp PC Or SiMIlAR EleCTrONIC dEVICE) stOLeN or bEcOME LoST iS aN All TOO cOMmoN ocCUrreNCe. UNFoRtUnaTElY, a LOst Or STolEN computer cAN CAUse Many pRObleMS ASide fRoM loSIng The maChiNE ItsElF. VAlUablE data and inFORmAtIon maY CoMe InTo The WRoNg haNdS. thErEFORe, COnVEntiOnAL ArrANGeMENT... | Having a computer (e.g. a laptop PC orsimilar electronic device) stolen orbecome lost isan all too common occurrence. Unfortunately, a lost or stolen computer can cause many problems aside from losing the machine itself. Valuable dataand information may come into the wrong hands. Therefore, conve... | Having _a_ computer (e.g. a laptop _PC_ _or_ similar electronic device) stolen or become lost _is_ an all _too_ common occurrence. Unfortunately, a lost or stolen computer _can_ cause many problems aside from losing the machine itself. Valuable data and information may _come_ into _the_ wrong hands. Therefore, _convent... |
The present invention relates to the transport of fluid, such as fuel, over a pipeline and more particularly, to a system and process for delivering contract capacity from two sources along a pipeline to a single end user or target delivery site without violation of prohibitions against forwardhaul-backhaul overlaps at... | The present invention relates to the transport of fluid, such as fuel, over a pipeline and more particularly, to a system and process for delivering contract capacity from two sources along a pipeline to a single end user or target delivery site without violation of prohibitions against forwardhaul-backhaul overlaps at... | The present invention relates to the transport of fluid, such as fuel, over a pipeline and more particularly, to a system and process for delivering contract capacity from two sources along a pipeline to a single end user or target delivery site without violation of prohibitions against forwardhaul - backhaul overlaps ... | The present invention relates to of such as over a pipeline more particularly, to a system and for delivering contract capacity from sources along a pipeline to a single end user or target delivery site without violation of prohibitions forwardhaul-backhaul overlaps at delivery point and without overlapping main line c... | thE pREseNt iNvENTIOn rElaTeS tO ThE trANspORt oF flUid, SUch as FuEl, OveR A pipEliNE ANd MoRe paRtiCuLArly, tO a SyStEm ANd ProceSS foR deliVERing coNtRAcT caPACITy FRoM TWo SOURCes aLong A PiPeline to A sinGlE END user or TARGEt DELIveRy sItE wiTHoUT viOLatION Of pROHIbiTIOns Against FOrwArdHAUl-BACkHAuL OVeRLapS At... | The present invention relates to the transportof fluid, such as fuel, over a pipeline and more particularly, to a system and process for delivering contract capacity fromtwosources along a pipeline to a single end user or targetdelivery sitewithout violation of prohibitions against forwardhaul-b... | _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates _to_ the transport of fluid, such as fuel, over a pipeline and more _particularly,_ _to_ a system and process for delivering contract capacity _from_ two sources along _a_ pipeline to a single end user or _target_ delivery site without violation of prohibitions against forwardhaul-ba... |
FIG. 14 is an illustration of a fixed type constant velocity universal joint. The fixed type constant velocity universal joint is of an undercut-free type, and includes an outer joint member 3 including a cup section 10 having a plurality of track grooves 2 formed in a radially inner surface 1 thereof, an inner joint m... | FIG. 14 is an illustration of a fixed type constant velocity universal joint. The fixed type constant velocity universal joint is of an undercut-free type, and includes an outer joint member 3 including a cup section 10 having a plurality of track grooves 2 formed in a radially inner surface 1 thereof, an inner joint m... | FIG. 14 is an illustration of a fixed type constant velocity universal joint. The fixed type constant velocity universal joint is of an undercut - free type, and includes an outer joint member 3 including a cup section 10 having a plurality of track grooves 2 formed in a radially inner surface 1 thereof, an inner joint... | FIG. 14 is an illustration of a type constant velocity universal The fixed type constant velocity universal joint is of an undercut-free type, and includes outer joint member 3 including a cup section 10 having a plurality of track grooves 2 formed a radially inner surface thereof, an inner joint member 6 having a plur... | FiG. 14 IS an ILLUstRATION OF A fixED type COnStAnT vELOCIty univERsAl JOINT. tHe fiXed TYPE COnsTANT vElociTY unIVERSAL joINt iS OF an UNdeRcuT-FREE TyPe, And INClUdeS aN oUter jOinT MEmBer 3 iNCLuDInG a cUp seCtioN 10 haviNg A PLUralIty of trACk groOves 2 FormEd in a RAdIALlY InNEr surFAcE 1 thEreof, An inNeR JOiNt M... | FIG. 14 is an illustration of a fixed type constant velocity universal joint. The fixed type constant velocity universal joint is of anundercut-free type, and includes an outer joint member 3 including a cup section 10 having a pluralityof track grooves 2formed in a radially inner surface 1 thereof, an... | FIG. 14 is an illustration of a _fixed_ type constant velocity universal joint. The fixed type _constant_ velocity universal joint is of an undercut-free type, and includes an outer joint member 3 including _a_ _cup_ section 10 having _a_ plurality of track grooves _2_ formed in a radially inner _surface_ 1 _thereof,_ ... |
Providing virtual items in a game is known. Many online games, and app-based games are free-to-play games which provide users the opportunity to enhance the game by purchasing one or more virtual items which are usable in the online game. Oftentimes a player of the online game will be provided the opportunity to purcha... | Providing virtual items in a game is known. Many online games, and app-based games are free-to-play games which provide users the opportunity to enhance the game by purchasing one or more virtual items which are usable in the online game. Oftentimes a player of the online game will be provided the opportunity to purcha... | Providing vKrtuzl items in a game is known. Many online games, and app - based games are ereS - to - play gSmeD which provide users the opportunity to enhance the game by purchasing one or mo3$ virtual items ehUch are usable in the online game. Oftentimes a player of the online game will be provided the opportunity to ... | items in a game is known. Many online games, and app-based games are games which provide users the opportunity to enhance the game by purchasing one or more virtual items which are usable in the online game. Oftentimes player of the online game will be provided the opportunity to purchase virtual currency in exchange f... | PrOvIDing ViRTUaL iTeMS In A Game iS kNOWN. MAny ONLine games, ANd aPP-bASed GaMES aRE freE-To-plaY gaMEs WHicH PRoVIDE usErs THE OPPOrTUnITY TO eNHaNcE ThE GAMe BY pUrChAsInG ONE Or moRE vIrTUaL ItemS wHiCH aRe USAbLe In ThE OnlInE GaMe. oFtentiMES A pLaYer oF ThE OnliNE game wiLl be prOvidEd tHE opportUNity tO pURcha... | Providing virtual itemsin a game is known. Many online games, and app-based games are free-to-play gameswhich provide users theopportunity to enhance the game by purchasing one or more virtual items which are usable in the online game. Oftentimes a player of the online gamewill be provided theopp... | Providing virtual items in a game _is_ known. Many online games, and app-based games are free-to-play games which provide users the _opportunity_ to enhance _the_ game by _purchasing_ one or _more_ _virtual_ items which are _usable_ in the online game. Oftentimes _a_ player _of_ the _online_ game will _be_ _provided_ t... |
It is known to make paneling and the like by applying a decorative veneer foil to one or both sides of a board formed of inexpensive plywood, chipboard, or the like. The finished product has considerable physical strength and the attractive appearance of the veneer foils that it carries on its outer face or faces. Alth... | It is known to make paneling and the like by applying a decorative veneer foil to one or both sides of a board formed of inexpensive plywood, chipboard, or the like. The finished product has considerable physical strength and the attractive appearance of the veneer foils that it carries on its outer face or faces. Alth... | It is known to make paneling and the like by applying a decorative veneer foil to one or both sides of a board formed of inexpensive plywood, chipboard, or the like. The finished product has considerable physical strength and the attractive appearance of the veneer foils that it carries on its outer face or faces. Alth... | is known to make paneling and the like applying a decorative foil to one or both sides of a board formed of inexpensive plywood, chipboard, or the The finished product has considerable physical strength and the attractive appearance of the veneer foils that carries on its outer face or it was originally the practice to... | it is knoWN tO mAke paNeLIng and The like by ApPLYiNg A DeCorATIVe VEnEEr FOiL to onE or BotH SiDES oF a boarD FormED oF iNeXPenSive PlyWOod, CHIPBOarD, OR thE LikE. ThE fiNIsHEd ProduCT hAs cONsIderABlE phySICAl sTreNGTh AnD The attRActiVe aPPeaRaNCe of The VeNeER FOilS tHaT iT CArRiEs On ITs OUTEr fAcE OR fACeS. aLTh... | It is known to make paneling and the like by applyinga decorative veneer foil to one or both sides of a board formed ofinexpensive plywood, chipboard, or the like. The finished product has considerable physical strengthand the attractive appearanceof the veneer foils that it carries onits outer face or ... | It _is_ known _to_ _make_ paneling _and_ the like by applying _a_ decorative veneer foil to one or both sides of _a_ board _formed_ _of_ inexpensive plywood, chipboard, _or_ _the_ like. The finished product _has_ considerable physical _strength_ and the _attractive_ appearance of _the_ veneer foils that it _carries_ on... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an interconnect for semiconductor devices.
2. Description of the Related Art
The trend to achieve higher packaging density and smaller chip size with increased circuit complexity requires the use of minute holes to connect circuit elements. This has necessitate... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an interconnect for semiconductor devices. 2. Description of the Related Art The trend to achieve higher packaging density and smaller chip size with increased circuit complexity requires the use of minute holes to connect circuit elements. This has necessitate... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an interconnect for semiconductor devices. 2. Description of the Related Art The trend to achieve nighDr pSskaging density and smaller chip size with increased circuit complexity requires the use of minute holes to connect circuit elements. This has necessitate... | 1. Field of the The invention relates to an interconnect for semiconductor devices. 2. Description of the Art The trend achieve higher packaging density smaller chip size with increased circuit requires the use of minute holes to circuit elements. has necessitated the development a new technology for embedding a materi... | 1. FIelD OF tHE INVEntiON
tHe pREseNT InvEntion relaTeS to an IntErCONNect fOR semicondUCTOr deVICes.
2. desCrIptIon OF tHE RELATED ArT
the trEnd tO AChIEVe HIgHeR PACkaging DensiTY aND SmAllER cHIp siZe With IncrEASed CircuIt cOmpLeXiTY rEqUIREs the USE oF minutE hOleS TO cOnNECt circUit ElEMENts. THis HAs necesSiTaTe... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an interconnect for semiconductor devices. 2. Description of the Related Art The trend to achieve higher packaging density and smaller chip size with increasedcircuit complexity requires the use of minute holes to connect circuit e... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _an_ interconnect for _semiconductor_ devices. _2._ _Description_ _of_ _the_ Related _Art_ The trend to _achieve_ higher packaging density and smaller chip size with increased circuit _complexity_ requires _the_ use of minute holes to connect _circuit_ elem... |
Congenital heart disease (CHD) is relatively common, occurring in 5 to 10 of every 1,000 live births. Early diagnosis and treatment has improved outcomes in this population, but still a number of infants with CHD are sent home undiagnosed. Up to 30% of deaths due to CHD in the first year of life are due to such unrecog... | Congenital heart disease (CHD) is relatively common, occurring in 5 to 10 of every 1,000 live births. Early diagnosis and treatment has improved outcomes in this population, but still a number of infants with CHD are sent home undiagnosed. Up to 30% of deaths due to CHD in the first year of life are due to such unrecog... | Congenital hsWrt disease (CHD) is relatively common, occurring in 5 to 10 of 2Gery 1, 000 Iiv2 births. Early diagnosis and treatment has improved outcomes in this population, but still a number of infants with CHD are sent home undiagnosed. Up to 30% of deaths due to CHD in the first year of >ive are due to s6cM unreco... | Congenital heart disease (CHD) is relatively common, occurring in 5 10 of every 1,000 live births. Early diagnosis and treatment has improved in this population, but still a number of infants with CHD are sent home undiagnosed. Up to 30% of deaths to CHD the first year life are due to such unrecognized cases. Several f... | cOnGEniTAl hearT dISEaSE (Chd) iS RElAtIvelY Common, OCCurRiNG IN 5 tO 10 OF EveRy 1,000 LIve BirthS. earLY DIaGnOsIS AnD TREatMEnT HAS ImPROVED oUtCoMES In THis popUlatIon, BUT STILl a numBEr of INFAnTS wITh ChD are sEnT hOME unDiagNOSED. up to 30% of DEAThs Due tO chD In ThE FirsT YEar of LifE ARe dUe To such UNReCoG... | Congenital heart disease (CHD) is relatively common, occurring in 5 to10 of every 1,000 livebirths. Early diagnosis and treatmenthas improved outcomes in thispopulation, but stilla numberof infants withCHD are sent home undiagnosed. Up to 30% of deaths dueto CHD in the firstyear of life ar... | Congenital _heart_ disease (CHD) is relatively common, occurring in 5 _to_ _10_ of every 1,000 live births. _Early_ diagnosis and treatment _has_ improved outcomes _in_ this population, but still a number of _infants_ with CHD are sent home _undiagnosed._ Up to 30% of deaths due to CHD in the _first_ year _of_ life are... |
The present invention relates to a battery cell, in particular a lithium-ion battery cell. In addition, the invention relates to a motor vehicle comprising such a battery cell.
Battery cells, sometimes also referred to as rechargeable battery cells, are used for the chemical storage of energy provided electrically. Alr... | The present invention relates to a battery cell, in particular a lithium-ion battery cell. In addition, the invention relates to a motor vehicle comprising such a battery cell. Battery cells, sometimes also referred to as rechargeable battery cells, are used for the chemical storage of energy provided electrically. Alr... | The present invention relates to a battery cell, in particular a lithium - ion battery cell. In addition, the invention relates to a motor vehicle comprising such a battery cell. Battery cells, sometimes also referred to as rechargeable battery cells, are used for the chemical storage of energy proC&ded electrically. A... | The present invention relates to a battery cell, in particular a lithium-ion battery In addition, the invention relates to a motor vehicle such battery cell. Battery cells, sometimes also referred to as rechargeable battery cells, are used for the chemical storage of energy provided electrically. Already today battery ... | THe pREsenT iNvENTIoN RelAtES To A BATTery cELl, in parTICulaR a lIThiuM-IoN batTeRY cElL. In adDItIoN, The inVenTIon relAteS to A motoR VEHICle CompRiSINg SuCh a bATterY cELL.
bAtTERy cELls, SoMeTiMeS aLso REFeRred to AS RECHaRGEable BatteRY cElLS, arE UseD FOr tHe CHEMical STorAge oF enErGy PRoVIDEd ElecTRICALLy. aLr... | The present invention relates to a battery cell, in particular a lithium-ion battery cell. Inaddition, the invention relates to a motor vehiclecomprising such a battery cell. Batterycells, sometimes also referred to asrechargeable battery cells, are used for the chemical storage of energy pro... | The present invention relates to a battery cell, in particular a lithium-ion battery _cell._ In addition, the _invention_ relates to a motor vehicle comprising such a battery _cell._ _Battery_ cells, sometimes also referred to as rechargeable battery cells, are used _for_ the chemical storage of _energy_ provided _elec... |
Aspects of the disclosure relate to augmented reality (AR) objects, specifically creating AR objects from physical sketches or physical objects, for use in AR interactions.
The current generation of mobile AR applications can be limited when it comes to interaction with a user. For example, many applications only allow... | Aspects of the disclosure relate to augmented reality (AR) objects, specifically creating AR objective from physical sketches or physical objects, for use in AR interactions. The current generation of mobile AR applications can be limited when it comes to interaction with a user. For example, many applications only all... | Aspects of the disclosure relate to augmented reality (AR) objects, specifically creating AR objects from physical sketches or physical objects, for use in AR interactions. The current generation of mobile AR applications can be limited when it comes to interaction with a user. For eAQmple, many applications onIg sOlow... | Aspects of the disclosure relate to augmented reality (AR) specifically creating AR objects from physical sketches physical objects, for use AR interactions. current generation of mobile AR applications can be limited when it comes to interaction with a user. For example, many applications only allow end-users to manip... | aSpeCTs Of tHe dISclosURE relAtE tO aUgMentEd REALitY (AR) oBjeCTs, SPECifICally cReAtINg aR oBjectS FROM pHySIcaL skeTCheS OR pHySicAl objEcts, for USe IN Ar InTErActiOns.
ThE CURrenT gENeraTiOn oF mobILE Ar ApPlICaTiOns cAn Be LiMITEd WhEN it ComEs TO INTerACtion wITh A UsER. For ExamPLE, many aPplICatIoNS only alLoW... | Aspects of the disclosure relate toaugmented reality (AR) objects, specifically creating AR objects from physical sketches orphysical objects, for use in AR interactions. The current generation of mobile AR applications can belimited whenit comes to interaction with a user. For example, many app... | Aspects of _the_ disclosure _relate_ to _augmented_ reality (AR) objects, specifically creating AR objects from physical _sketches_ or physical _objects,_ for use in AR interactions. The current _generation_ of mobile _AR_ applications can be _limited_ _when_ it comes to interaction with a user. _For_ _example,_ _many_... |
There is known a charge-distributing type range image sensor (for example, see Patent Literature 1). The range image sensor disclosed in Patent Literature 1 is a charge-distributing type range image sensor, and includes a plurality of range sensors. Each of the range sensors includes a charge-generating region generati... | There is known a charge-distributing type range image sensor (for example, see Patent Literature 1). The range image sensor disclosed in Patent Literature 1 is a charge-distributing type range image sensor, and includes a plurality of range sensors. Each of the range sensors includes a charge-generating region generati... | There is known a charge - distribItiJg type range image xFnsor (for example, see Patent Literature 1 ). The range image sensor disclosed in Patent Literature 1 is a charge - distributing type range image sensor, and jnclJdes a plurality of range sensors. Each of the range sensors includes a charge - generating region g... | There is known a charge-distributing type image sensor (for example, see Patent Literature 1). The range image sensor disclosed in Patent Literature 1 is a charge-distributing type range image sensor, and includes a plurality range sensors. Each of the range sensors includes a charge-generating region charges in accord... | thErE Is KNOwn a cHaRGE-DiStRiBUTINg TYpe raNGe imAge SENSOr (for ExaMpLE, sEE PAtENt LiteRAturE 1). tHe RangE iMage SEnsOr dIscLoSeD In patent lITERATure 1 iS a cHARge-DIstRiBUting TYpe RaNge iMage SEnSor, And iNcLUDes A PluraLITy oF raNGE SENSors. eACh Of THE raNGE SenSOrS inCLudES A ChArGe-generATINg rEGion GenerATI... | There is known a charge-distributing typerange image sensor (for example, seePatent Literature 1). The range image sensor disclosed in Patent Literature 1 is a charge-distributing type range image sensor, and includes a plurality of range sensors.Each of the range sensors includes a charge-generating region g... | _There_ is _known_ a charge-distributing _type_ _range_ image sensor (for example, see Patent Literature 1). The _range_ image _sensor_ disclosed in _Patent_ Literature 1 _is_ a charge-distributing _type_ _range_ image sensor, and includes _a_ plurality _of_ range sensors. Each of the range _sensors_ _includes_ a _char... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to plunger devices and more particularly pertains to a new plunger device for unclogging a toilet drain.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The use of plunger devices is known in the prior art. More specifically, plunger devices heretofore devised and utilized are kn... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to plunger devices and more particularly pertains to a new plunger device for unclogging a toilet drain. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of plunger devices is known in the prior art. More specifically, plunger devices heretofore devised and utilized are kn... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to plunger devices and more particularly pertains to a new plunger device for unclogging a toilet drain. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of plunger devices is known in the prior art. More specifically, plunger devices heretofore devised and utilized are kn... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to plunger devices and particularly pertains to a new plunger device for unclogging a drain. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of plunger devices known in the prior art. More specifically, devices heretofore devised and utilized are known basically of familiar, expect... | 1. FIELd oF the INventioN
THE prESenT iNVENtiON RELAtES To plUnGEr deviCES ANd mOre ParTICulARly PERtAInS To A NEw PlunGEr dEVIce fOR uncLogGInG A TOILEt dRAIn.
2. DEScrIpTIOn of ThE prior aRT
tHE use of pLUnGer DeVICeS is knowN IN THE pRiOR aRt. morE spECIfIcAlly, plUngeR DeViCeS hERETofoRe DevisED AnD utilIzed arE Kn... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to plungerdevices and more particularly pertains to anew plungerdevice forunclogging a toiletdrain. 2. Description of the Prior ArtThe useof plunger devices is known in the priorart. More specifically, plunger devices heretofore devised and ut... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention _relates_ to plunger devices _and_ more particularly _pertains_ to a new plunger device _for_ _unclogging_ a _toilet_ drain. 2. Description of the Prior Art The _use_ of plunger devices is known _in_ the prior art. More _specifically,_ plunger devices heretofore devised... |
Decanters are well known, particularly in the water and wastewater treatment industry. In wastewater treatment, for example, decanters are often used to remove the clarified liquid above the settled solids in a sequencing batch reactor treatment process. In general, there are fixed and floating type decanters. Examples... | Decanters are well known, particularly in the water and wastewater treatment industry. In wastewater treatment, for example, decanters are often used to remove the clarified liquid above the settled solids in a sequencing batch reactor treatment process. In general, there are fixed and floating type decanters. Examples... | Decanters are well known, particularly in the water and wastewater Fteatment industry. In wastewater treatment, for example, decanters are often used to remove the DlZrified kiquJd above the settled solids in a sequencing batch reactor treatmdGt process. In general, there are fixed and floating type decanters. Examples... | Decanters are well known, particularly the and wastewater treatment industry. In wastewater treatment, for example, decanters are often to the clarified liquid above the settled solids in a sequencing batch reactor treatment process. In general, are fixed and floating type decanters. Examples of floating decanters are ... | DeCantERs aRE wElL knOwn, paRTiculArLY iN THe Water anD WaStEWater tREAtmenT INDuSTRY. iN wASTeWATEr TreATMEnt, For exAMPLe, DeCantERs aRe oFtEN USeD to reMovE ThE cLARiFiEd liQUId AbOVe tHE SEttLed SOlIDS In a SEquENciNG BATch Reactor TreatmeNt PROCEss. In GENErAl, THErE ArE fIXed anD FloAtiNg TYpE DEcantERS. EXamplES... | Decanters are well known, particularly in the water and wastewater treatmentindustry. In wastewater treatment, for example, decanters are often used to removethe clarifiedliquidabove the settled solidsin a sequencing batch reactor treatment process. In general,there are fixed and floating type decanters. Exa... | Decanters _are_ well _known,_ particularly _in_ the water and _wastewater_ treatment industry. _In_ wastewater _treatment,_ for _example,_ _decanters_ are often used to remove the clarified liquid above _the_ settled solids in a _sequencing_ _batch_ reactor treatment process. In general, there _are_ fixed and floating ... |
The invention relates to a disposable injector with a housing in which or on which are arranged, in each case at least in some areas, at least one mechanical spring energy reservoir, at least one cylinder/piston unit that can be filled at least temporarily with active substance, at least one piston-actuating ram and at... | The invention relates to a disposable injector with a housing in which or on which are arranged, in each case at least in some areas, at least one mechanical spring energy reservoir, at least one cylinder/piston unit that can be filled at least temporarily with active substance, at least one piston-actuating ram and at... | The invention relates to a disposable injector with a housing in which or on which are arranged, in each case at least in some areas, at least one mechanical spring energy reservoir, at least one cylinder / piston unit that can be filled at least temporarily with active substance, at least one piston - actuating ram an... | The invention relates to a disposable injector with a housing in which or on which are arranged, in each case at least in areas, at least one mechanical energy reservoir, least one cylinder/piston unit that can be filled at least temporarily with active substance, at least one piston-actuating ram and at least one trig... | THE INveNtiOn reLaTES To A diSpOSAble injecTor wITh A houSINg In WhIch Or oN WHich ARE aRranGed, In EACh CaSE at LeAST In SoME aReAS, AT leAsT onE MeCHaNiCAL sprInG eNerGY reSERVOir, AT lEASt oNE cyLInDER/piSton uNIT ThAT can be fillEd aT leAST tempoRaRilY with activE suBstAncE, aT LeAST oNe pisToN-ACTuaTiNG rAM And aT... | The invention relates to a disposable injector with a housing in which or on whichare arranged, in each case at least in some areas, at least one mechanicalspring energy reservoir, at least one cylinder/piston unit that can befilled at leasttemporarily with active substance, at least one piston-actua... | _The_ _invention_ relates to a disposable injector with a housing in which or on which are arranged, in each case at least in some areas, at _least_ one mechanical spring energy reservoir, _at_ _least_ one _cylinder/piston_ unit that can be filled at least _temporarily_ with _active_ substance, at least one piston-actu... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a starter where a pinion is made to mesh with a ring gear of an internal combustion engine by displacing the pinion in its axial direction through a driving lever.
2. Description of Related Art
Recently, an intake pipe and a catalytic converter attached to an e... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a starter where a pinion is made to mesh with a ring gear of an internal combustion engine by displacing the pinion in its axial direction through a driving lever. 2. Description of Related Art Recently, an intake pipe and a catalytic converter attached to an e... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a starter where a pinion is made to mesh with a ring gear of an internal combustion snfine by displacing the pinion in its axial direction through a driving lever. 2. Description of Related Art Recently, an intake pipe and a catalytic converter attached to an e... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a where a pinion made to mesh with ring gear of an internal combustion engine by displacing the pinion in its axial direction through a driving lever. 2. Description Related Art Recently, an intake pipe and a catalytic converter attached an engine have been enlarg... | 1. FiElD oF ThE iNVEnTiON
THE prEsenT inVentION RELaTes tO a sTARtEr where A PInIon Is maDe tO MEsh wIth a RiNg geAR oF An IntErNaL ComBUsTiON EnGINe BY diSpLACIng The piniON IN Its AxiAl DiREcTIon THRouGh A dRiVing lEVER.
2. desCrIPtION Of RELaTeD aRT
RecentLY, AN iNtaKE pIpE aNd a CatalytIC CoNVeRtER aTTacheD To an E... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a starter where a pinion is made to mesh with a ring gear of an internal combustion engine bydisplacing the pinionin its axial direction through a drivinglever. 2. Description of RelatedArt Recently, anintake pipe and a catalytic converter atta... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _starter_ where a pinion is made to _mesh_ with a _ring_ gear of an internal combustion engine by displacing the pinion in its axial direction through _a_ driving lever. 2. Description _of_ _Related_ Art Recently, an _intake_ _pipe_ and a catalytic converter ... |
1. Field
This invention relates to electrical switches. More particularly, the invention pertains to electrical safety switches for exercise machines and the like.
2. State of the Art
Safety of the user is a major concern in the design and manufacture of powered machines. Powered treadmills and like machines having exp... | 1. Field This invention relates to electrical switches. More particularly, the invention pertains to electrical safety switches for exercise machines and the like. 2. State of the Art Safety of the user is a major concern in the design and manufacture of powered machines. Powered treadmills and like machines having exp... | 1. Field This invention relates to electrical switches. More particularly, the invention pertains to electrical safety switches for exercise machines and the like. 2. State of the Art Safety of the user is a major concern in the design and manufacture of powered machines. Powered Freadmil<s and lu<e machines having exp... | 1. Field invention relates to electrical switches. More particularly, the invention pertains to electrical safety switches for exercise machines and the like. State of the Art Safety of the user is a major concern in design and manufacture of powered machines. Powered treadmills and like machines having exposed moving ... | 1. fiElD
ThIs InVeNtioN RelaTES To EleCTRical sWITcHes. MORE PArtICulARLY, THE INVENtiON PErTaIns TO elecTrical SaFETy SwiTcHes fOr EXeRCISe MAcHineS AnD THe LIkE.
2. sTAtE OF tHE art
SAFEty OF THe usER Is A mAJor concerN In The dEsigN anD MANUfACTURE of PowErEd MachInEs. POweRed treaDmILLS And LiKE MachINEs HaVIng exp... | 1. Field This invention relates to electrical switches. More particularly, the invention pertains to electrical safety switches for exercisemachines and the like. 2. State of the Art Safety of the user is a major concern in the design and manufacture ofpowered machines. Powered treadmill... | 1. _Field_ This invention relates to electrical switches. _More_ particularly, the invention _pertains_ to electrical safety switches for exercise machines and the like. _2._ State of the Art Safety of the user is a major concern in _the_ design and manufacture of powered machines. Powered treadmills and like _machines... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a process for the production of bismaleinimide derivatives of the formula: ##STR4## wherein R.sub.1 and R.sub.2 are the same or different and each is a C.sub.1 -C.sub.4 -alkyl group, branched or unbranched, and R.sub.3 is a halogen or hydrogen atom starting from maleic... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a process for the production of bismaleinimide derivatives of the formula: ##STR4## wherein R.sub.1 and R.sub.2 are the same or different and each is a C.sub.1 -C.sub.4 -alkyl group, branched or unbranched, and R.sub.3 is a halogen or hydrogen atom starting from maleic... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a process for the production of bismaleinimide derivatives of the formula: # # STR4 # # wherein R. sub. 1 and R. sub. 2 are the same or different and each is a C. sub. 1 - C. sub. 4 - alkyl grpu(, branched or unbranched, and R. sub. 3 is a halogen or hydrogen atom star... | 1. Field of the The invention relates to a process the production of bismaleinimide derivatives of the formula: wherein R.sub.1 R.sub.2 are the same or different and each is a C.sub.1 -C.sub.4 group, branched or unbranched, and R.sub.3 is a halogen or hydrogen atom from maleic acid anhydride and a methylene-bis-aniline... | 1. fieLD Of tHE inVentioN
The inVENTioN RElAteS tO a PROCESs fOR the PRoDuCtion oF biSMALeiniMIdE dERIvaTiVES OF tHE FoRMuLa: ##STR4## WhEreiN r.suB.1 And R.sUb.2 aRE The same or DIFfEreNT AnD EacH is a C.sub.1 -c.sub.4 -ALkYL gROUP, bRANCHed oR UNBraNchEd, aND r.SUB.3 is a HALOgen OR hyDrOgeN ATOM sTarTiNg frOM maleIC... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a process for theproduction of bismaleinimide derivativesof the formula: ##STR4## wherein R.sub.1 and R.sub.2 arethe same ordifferentand each is aC.sub.1 -C.sub.4 -alkyl group, branched or unbranched, and R.sub.3 is a halogen or hydrogen atomstarting from malei... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ invention _relates_ _to_ a process for the production of _bismaleinimide_ derivatives of the formula: ##STR4## _wherein_ R.sub.1 and _R.sub.2_ _are_ _the_ same _or_ different and _each_ is _a_ C.sub.1 -C.sub.4 _-alkyl_ _group,_ branched or unbranched, and R.sub.3 is a halogen or _hydro... |
The invention is therefore based on the problem of avoiding the described disadvantages entailed in prior art and to provide photochromic compounds which present properties improved over those of the structures described in prior art and which, in the form excited by light, present a bathochromically shifted absorption... | The invention is therefore based on the problem of avoiding the described disadvantages entailed in prior art and to provide photochromic compounds which present properties improved over those of the structures described in prior art and which, in the form excited by light, present a bathochromically shifted absorption... | The invention is therefore based on the problem of avoiding the desvribev disadvantages entailed in prior art and to provide photochromic compounds which present properties improved over those of the structures described in prior art and which, in the form excited by light, present a bathochromically shifted absorption... | The invention is therefore based the problem of avoiding described disadvantages entailed in and to provide photochromic compounds which present properties improved over those of structures described in prior art which, in form excited by light, present a shifted in the longest wavelength range within visible part of s... | THE iNVENtION iS THerEFoRe BasEd on THE PRObLEM OF AVOIdING tHE DescRibED DisaDVaNtAGEs EnTAilEd iN PrIor Art And to pRovIdE PHotOChROmIc ComPOUNDS Which PresENt pROpeRtiES IMProVeD oVEr tHoSE of tHE sTruCtURES dESCriBed IN PRior arT aNd WhICH, in The FORM EXCiTEd by LIGHT, preSeNT a BAtHoCHROMICALLY sHIfTed aBSORPTiOn... | The invention is therefore based on the problem of avoiding the described disadvantages entailed in priorart and to provide photochromic compounds which present properties improved over those of the structures described in prior art and which, in the form excited by light, present a bathochromica... | The invention is _therefore_ based on the problem of avoiding _the_ described disadvantages _entailed_ in prior art and to provide photochromic compounds which present properties improved over those of _the_ structures described in prior art and which, in _the_ form excited _by_ _light,_ present a bathochromically shif... |
The performance of memory-intensive applications is often limited by how fast the memory system can provide needed data. Latency between processors and memory is often the performance bottleneck in application performance. Multiple processor cores require highly efficient cache operation with wide memory bandwidth.
In ... | The performance of memory-intensive applications is often limited by how fast the memory system can provide needed data. Latency between processors and memory is often the performance bottleneck in application performance. Multiple processor cores require highly efficient cache operation with wide memory bandwidth. In ... | The performance of memory - inGdnsive applixat8ons is often limited by how fast the memory system can provide needed data. Larenxy between processors and memory is often the performance bottleneck in application performance. Multiple 9roc#ssor cores require highly SfficienR cache operation with wide memory bandwidth. I... | The performance memory-intensive applications is often limited by how fast the memory system can needed data. Latency between processors and memory often the performance bottleneck in application Multiple processor cores require highly efficient operation with wide memory bandwidth. In today's world, digital system per... | tHE PErformAnCE OF MEmory-INTEnsIVE apPlICaTIonS iS oFTEn LImiTED By How FAST the MEMORy SYStem cAN PRovIde NEEdEd DaTa. latENCY beTween ProCESsORs AnD MeMOrY IS often thE PErFOrmAnCE BOTTLeNeCk IN AppLIcatIon peRfOrmANCE. multiplE pRocEsSor COrEs reQuIre HIGHLy EfFicieNt caChe opEraTION witH widE mEMorY bAnDwIdTh.
iN ... | The performanceof memory-intensiveapplications is oftenlimited by how fast the memory system can provide needed data. Latency between processors andmemoryis often the performance bottleneck in application performance. Multiple processor cores require highly efficient cacheoperation with wide memorybandwidt... | The _performance_ of _memory-intensive_ applications _is_ _often_ _limited_ by _how_ fast the memory system can provide needed data. Latency _between_ _processors_ and _memory_ is often the _performance_ bottleneck in _application_ performance. Multiple processor cores require highly efficient _cache_ _operation_ with ... |
With fast development of aerospace, aviation, automobile, electronic and advanced manufacturing, the demands of micro parts are dramatically increasing. Due to the shadow effects, limited probing space and force, the precision and measurable depth cannot satisfy the requirement of the measurement. To achieve the measur... | With fast development of aerospace, aviation, automobile, electronic and advanced manufacturing, the demands of micro parts are dramatically increasing. Due to the shadow effects, limited probing space and force, the precision and measurable depth cannot satisfy the requirement of the measurement. To achieve the measur... | With fast development of aerospace, aviation, automobile, electronic and advanced manufacturing, the demands of micro parts are dramatically increasing. Due to the shadow effects, limited probing space and force, the precision and measurable dw0th cannot satisfy the requirement of the measurement. To achieve the measur... | fast development of aerospace, aviation, automobile, electronic and advanced manufacturing, the demands of micro are dramatically increasing. Due to the shadow effects, limited probing space force, the precision and depth cannot satisfy the requirement of the measurement. To achieve the measurement of more tiny and enh... | WITh fast dEVelOpMenT of AeRosPAcE, avIAtiON, AUTOmOBIlE, ElEcTronic ANd aDVancEd mANUfACTuRIng, The DEMAndS OF micRo PaRts ARE dRAMatIcaLlY iNCrEAsiNG. duE tO tHE sHAdoW EffEcts, lImitED probiNg sPaCe aNd FORCE, THE PReCiSiON And MEASuRAblE deptH canNOt Satisfy THE ReQUIreMENT OF THe MeasuREmenT. to aChIEve ThE MEAsUR... | With fast development of aerospace, aviation, automobile, electronic and advanced manufacturing, the demands of micro parts aredramatically increasing. Dueto the shadow effects, limited probing space and force, the precisionand measurable depth cannot satisfy the requirement of the measurement. To achieve t... | With fast development _of_ aerospace, aviation, automobile, electronic _and_ advanced manufacturing, the demands of micro _parts_ are dramatically increasing. Due to the shadow effects, limited probing space _and_ force, the precision and measurable depth cannot _satisfy_ the _requirement_ of the measurement. To achiev... |
Log-structured storage developed in order to provide a more efficient means for storing data in persistent storage devices. Data and metadata changes are sequentially recorded in a log structure reducing the number of operations to persist the data and metadata changes. For systems that frequently add and/or modify dat... | Log-structured storage developed in order to provide a more efficient means for storing data in pertinacious storage devices. Data and metadata changes are sequentially recorded in a log structure reducing the number of operations to persist the data and metadata changes. For systems that frequently add and/or modify d... | Log - structured storage developed in order to provide a more effKcienR means for storing data in persistent AtoraYe devices. Data and metadata changes are sequentialPh recorded in a log structure reduSiBg the number of operations to persist the data and metadata changes. For systems that frequently add and / or modify... | storage developed in order provide a more efficient for storing data in persistent storage devices. Data and metadata changes are sequentially recorded in a log structure reducing the number to persist the and metadata changes. For that frequently add and/or modify data, such systems, storage reduces the for recording ... | log-sTrUcTurED STorAgE DEVelOpEd In order to PrOvidE A MORE EFfICIEnT MeaNs FOR StOrINg DaTA in perSisTEnT sTorAge dEVIceS. dATA AND meTADatA CHAngeS arE seqUEnTIaLLY reCOrDeD In A LoG strUCTurE ReDuCiNG tHE numbEr oF OperaTIonS tO peRsIST the DaTA anD metadATA cHanGes. For sYstemS THat FrequeNTLy aDD aND/Or mOdIfy dAT... | Log-structured storage developed in order to provide a more efficient means for storingdata in persistent storage devices. Data and metadata changes are sequentially recorded in a log structure reducing the number of operations to persistthe dataand metadata changes. For systems that frequently add and/or... | Log-structured storage developed _in_ order to provide a more efficient _means_ _for_ storing _data_ in _persistent_ _storage_ devices. Data and metadata changes are sequentially recorded in a log structure reducing the number of operations to _persist_ _the_ data and metadata changes. For systems that frequently add a... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates broadly to medical devices and materials for reducing intraocular pressure. More particularly, this invention relates to medical devices and materials for diverting aqueous humor out of the anterior chamber through a surgically implanted duct passageway.
2. State of the ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates broadly to medical devices and materials for reducing intraocular pressure. More particularly, this invention relates to medical devices and materials for diverting aqueous humor out of the anterior chamber through a surgically implanted duct passageway. 2. State of the ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates broadly to medical devices and materials for reducing intraocular pressure. More particularly, this invention relates to medical devices and materials for diverting aqueous humor out of the anterior chamber through a surgically implanted duct passageway. 2. State of the ... | 1. Field the Invention This invention relates broadly medical devices and materials for reducing intraocular pressure. More particularly, this invention relates to medical devices and materials for diverting aqueous humor out of the chamber surgically implanted duct passageway. 2. State of the Art Glaucoma is a disorde... | 1. fIElD oF tHe iNVeNTIOn
ThiS InvEnTioN RelaTES BrOAdLy to MEDIcal devICes And MATerials For ReDuCInG iNTraoCULAr prEsSURe. more PArTiCULaRly, ThIS INVENTion ReLAtEs To mEdical DEViCeS And mATeRIalS foR DiveRTiNG aquEoUs HUMoR OUT Of thE AnterIor ChamBER THroUGH a suRgIcaLLy iMPLANTED dUct pASSageWay.
2. stATE Of ThE ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates broadly to medical devicesand materials for reducing intraocular pressure. More particularly, this inventionrelates tomedical devices and materials for diverting aqueous humor out of the anterior chamber through a surgicallyimplantedductpassageway. 2. St... | _1._ _Field_ _of_ the Invention This invention _relates_ broadly to _medical_ devices _and_ materials _for_ reducing intraocular pressure. _More_ _particularly,_ this invention relates to medical devices and _materials_ for diverting aqueous humor out _of_ the anterior chamber through a surgically implanted _duct_ pass... |
This invention relates to a method for regenerating the NOx catalyst in a NOx purifying system in which NOx (nitrogen oxides) in the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine is purified by using a direct reduction type NOx catalyst, and to a NOx purifying system.
Various research efforts and proposals have been mad... | This invention relates to a method for regenerating the NOx catalyst in a NOx purifying system in which NOx (nitrogen oxides) in the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine is purified by using a direct reduction type NOx catalyst, and to a NOx purifying system. Various explore efforts and proposals have been made... | This invention relates to a method for regenerating the NOx catalyst in a NOx purifying system in which NOx (nitrogen oxides) in the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine is purified by Ts&ng a direct reduction type NOx catalyst, and to a NOx purifying system. Various research efforts and proposals have been ma... | This relates to a method for regenerating the NOx catalyst in a NOx purifying system in which NOx oxides) in exhaust gas of combustion engine is purified by using a direct reduction type NOx catalyst, to a NOx purifying system. Various research efforts and proposals have been made concerning a catalyst-type exhaust gas... | THIS inVeNtiON RelATeS tO a MEtHOD fOr rEgEnEratInG The nOX cATALYsT In a NOx PurIfyiNg SYStem In wHIch NoX (NiTRoGeN OXiDES) in THE ExHauST GAS of an inTErnAL COmbUsTiON EnGine Is PUrIFiEd By usING a DirEcT rEdUcTIon tyPE NOx CATAlYST, aND To a Nox PurifYiNg sYSTeM.
vArioUs rEseArch EfFortS aND pROPoSaLS Have BEen MaD... | This invention relatesto a method forregenerating the NOx catalystin a NOxpurifying system in which NOx (nitrogen oxides) in the exhaust gas of an internal combustion engine ispurified byusing a direct reduction type NOx catalyst, and to a NOx purifying system. Various research efforts and proposalsha... | _This_ _invention_ relates to _a_ method for regenerating _the_ _NOx_ catalyst in _a_ NOx purifying system _in_ which NOx (nitrogen oxides) in _the_ exhaust gas of _an_ internal combustion _engine_ is _purified_ by using a _direct_ reduction type NOx catalyst, and to a NOx purifying system. Various research efforts and... |
This invention relates generally to a system for the handling of containers such as roll-off dumpsters. The system is particularly adapted for use in a water treatment plant for the collecting and removal of the sludge which is conveyed from a filter press and discharged into the interior of a dumpster positioned benea... | This invention relates generally to a system for the handling of containers such as roll-off dumpsters. The system is particularly adapted for use in a water treatment plant for the collecting and removal of the sludge which is conveyed from a filter press and discharged into the interior of a dumpster positioned below... | This invention relates generally to a system for the handling of containers such as roll - off dumpsters. The system is particularly adapted for use in a way2r treatment plant for the collecting and removal of the sludge Qhoch is conveyed from a filter press and discharged into the interior of a dumpster positioned ben... | This invention relates generally to a system handling of such as roll-off dumpsters. The is particularly adapted for use in a water treatment for the collecting and removal of the sludge which is conveyed from a filter press and discharged the interior of a positioned beneath the discharging end of sludge conveyor. A m... | ThIs invEnTion reLaTES gENeraLlY to a sysTem For the hAndLING Of conTaineRS sUcH as rOLl-off dumPSters. The SysTEM Is pARTIcUlArly AdApTeD foR uSE iN A wAter TREatmENt pLANt foR tHE CoLlectING AND rEmovAl OF THE SluDGE wHich IS COnVeYED fROm a FILter PresS ANd diSchArGed InTo the InTERiOR Of A DUmPstER PosiTioned BeNEa... | Thisinvention relates generally to a system for the handling of containers such as roll-off dumpsters. The system is particularlyadapted for use ina watertreatment plant for the collecting and removal of the sludge which is conveyed from a filter press and discharged into theinterior o... | This invention relates generally _to_ a system for the handling _of_ containers _such_ as roll-off _dumpsters._ The system is particularly adapted for use in _a_ water treatment plant _for_ the collecting and _removal_ of the sludge which _is_ conveyed from a filter press and discharged into the interior of a dumpster ... |
Heretofore, in an IP (Internet Protocol) v4 network, a terminal device has assigned an IPv4 address thereto from a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. In this environment, a DHCP packet has been monitored and captured by a firewall. In the case where the terminal device makes communication by using an ad... | Heretofore, in an IP (Internet Protocol) v4 network, a terminal device has assigned an IPv4 address thereto from a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. In this environment, a DHCP packet has been monitored and captured by a firewall. In the case where the depot device makes communication by using an addre... | Heretofore, in an IP (Internet Protocol) v4 network, a terminal device has assigned an IPv4 address thereto from a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. In this envi3onKent, a DHCP packet has been moni5oeed and captured by a firewall. In the case where the terminal device makes communication by Hs7ng an ad... | Heretofore, in an IP (Internet Protocol) v4 network, a terminal device an address thereto from a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. In this environment, a DHCP packet has and captured by a firewall. the case where the terminal device makes communication by using an address than the IPv4 assigned thereto... | heRetofOre, IN AN IP (IntERNET pROTOcoL) V4 NETWork, A teRMiNAl DeVICE has AssiGNEd AN IPV4 addRESS tHerETO FroM a dhcP (DynamIC hOSt confIguRatION ProToCOl) SErveR. IN This environMeNT, a DhCp PaCkeT HaS bEen mONITOrEd aND CapTurED by A FIreWALl. iN the CaSE wHEre THe terminaL dEvicE makES comMUNICaTion BY usING aN aD... | Heretofore, in anIP (Internet Protocol) v4 network, a terminal device has assigned anIPv4 address thereto from a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. In this environment, a DHCP packet hasbeen monitored and captured bya firewall. In the case wherethe terminaldevice makes com... | Heretofore, in an IP (Internet _Protocol)_ v4 network, a terminal device has assigned an IPv4 address thereto _from_ a DHCP (Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol) server. _In_ this environment, _a_ DHCP packet has been monitored and captured by _a_ firewall. In the case where the _terminal_ device makes communication _b... |
Statistical data shows that position searching, for example, searching the geographical position of shopping malls, hotels, and schools, or finding all the nearest restaurants and cinemas around the user, is the major need when users using electronic maps. As the technology develops, the results of position searching a... | Statistical data shows that position searching, for example, searching the geographical position of shopping malls, hotels, and schools, or finding all the nearest restaurants and cinemas around the user, is the major need when users using electronic maps. As the technology develops, the results of position searching a... | Statistical data shows that position searching, for example, searching the geographical position of shopping malls, hotels, and schools, or finding all the nearest restaurants and cinemas around the user, is the major need wYeG users using electronic maps. As the technology develops, the results of position searching a... | Statistical data shows that position searching, for example, searching the geographical position of shopping malls, and or finding all the nearest and cinemas around the user, is the major need when users using electronic maps. As the technology results of position searching are becoming richer and richer. Except the a... | statIStICAL DATA SHows thAt POSiTiOn sEARchiNG, FoR ExAmPLe, SeARCHIng THE GEogRaphicAl poSiTIOn Of ShOpPInG mAlLS, Hotels, aND SCHooLS, or FInDiNg all THe NeaREst restaurAnTS anD CinEmAS aroUnd tHE uSeR, IS tHe MajoR nEEd WheN userS USING eLECtroNiC maPS. aS tHe TeChNologY deVEloPs, the ResULTS oF PosiTiOn sEArChING a... | Statistical datashows that position searching, for example, searching the geographical position of shopping malls, hotels, and schools, or finding all the nearestrestaurants and cinemas around the user, is the major need whenusers using electronic maps.As the technology develops, the results of position... | Statistical data shows that position searching, for example, searching the geographical position of shopping _malls,_ hotels, and schools, or finding all the nearest restaurants _and_ cinemas _around_ the user, is the major need when users _using_ electronic maps. As the technology develops, the results of position sea... |
In recent years, a back face-projection type of solid-state imaging device, which projects light from the opposite side from the side on which a wiring layer is formed on a substrate, has been proposed (reference PTL 1 below). With a back face-projection type of solid-state imaging device, the wiring layer and circuit ... | In recent years, a back face-projection type of solid-state imaging device, which projects light from the opposite side from the side on which a wiring layer is mould on a substrate, has been proposed (reference PTL 1 below). With a back face-projection type of solid-state imaging device, the wiring layer and circuit e... | In recent years, a back face - projection type of solid - CtXte imabLng device, which projects lufht from the opposite side from the side on which a wiring la%fr is formed on a subst3at@, has been proposed (reference PTL 1 below ). With a bWco face - projection type of solid - state imaging device, the wiring layer and... | In recent years, a back face-projection type of imaging device, which projects light from the opposite side from the side on which wiring layer is formed on a has been proposed (reference PTL 1 below). With face-projection type solid-state imaging device, the wiring layer and circuit elements are not formed on the ligh... | IN RECeNt yeArS, a BACK faCe-PrOjECtioN tyPE oF SoLID-StAtE IMAGIng deViCe, wHICh PRoJecTs LighT fRoM tHe OpPoSItE sIde fRom tHe sidE ON WhiCh a wiRInG LayER IS FormED On A sUbStraTe, hAS BEeN PROPoSEd (ReFerENCe ptl 1 BeLOw). WItH A BAck FACE-PrOjEcTIOn TYPE Of SoliD-stAte iMAGiNg DeVicE, THE wIrING lAYeR anD CiRCuit ... | Inrecent years, a backface-projection type of solid-state imaging device, which projects lightfrom the opposite sidefrom the side onwhich a wiring layer is formed on a substrate, has been proposed (reference PTL 1 below). With a back face-projectiontype of solid-state imaging device, the wiring lay... | In recent years, a back _face-projection_ _type_ of solid-state imaging device, which projects light from the opposite side _from_ the _side_ on which a wiring _layer_ is formed _on_ a substrate, _has_ been proposed (reference PTL 1 _below)._ With a back face-projection type of solid-state _imaging_ device, the wiring ... |
This application relates generally to the field of closure latches for side-hinged, swinging closures such as doors, panels, or gates, to be referred to herein collectively as gates. More particularly, the application relates to latches that address the problem of gate sag, whereby over time the weight of the gate resu... | This application relates generally to the field of closure latches for side-hinged, swinging closures such as doors, panels, or gates, to be referred to herein collectively as gates. More particularly, the application relates to latches that address the problem of gate sag, whereby over time the weight of the gate resu... | This application relates generxll5 to the field of closure latches for side - hinged, swinging closures such as doors, panels, or gates, to be referred to herein collectively as gates. More pa#ticularlh, the application relates to latches that address the problem of gate sag, whereby over time the weight of the gate re... | This application relates generally to the of closure latches for side-hinged, swinging closures such as doors, panels, or to be referred to herein collectively as gates. particularly, the application relates latches that address problem of gate sag, whereby over time the weight of the gate results in the non-attached e... | tHIS aPpliCATioN rElaTES geNERAlly To the fIelD of closURE LatCHes For siDE-hInGeD, sWiNGInG cLOsurES SuCH As dOOrS, pANElS, OR gATes, tO bE referreD to hEreiN coLLEctiVely aS GAtEs. MORE PartiCuLarlY, tHE aPpLicAtIon RELaTES tO Latches thAT aDDress tHE ProBlEm of gaTE sAG, wHeReBy oVeR tiME tHe weiGHt oF thE GAte REsu... | This application relatesgenerallyto thefield of closurelatches for side-hinged, swinging closures such as doors, panels, or gates, to be referred to herein collectively as gates.Moreparticularly, the application relates to latchesthat addressthe problemofgate sag, whereby over time the weight... | _This_ application relates _generally_ to the _field_ of closure latches _for_ _side-hinged,_ swinging closures such _as_ doors, panels, _or_ _gates,_ to be referred to herein _collectively_ as gates. More particularly, the _application_ _relates_ to _latches_ _that_ address the problem of gate sag, whereby _over_ time... |
Peyronie's disease is characterized by the presence of dense fibrous tissue within the tunica albuginea about the corpus cavernosum of the penis, and is often associated with penile pain, curvature, or a palpable plaque. Infectious, traumatic, autoimmune and genetic causes have been proposed to be causative for Peyroni... | Peyronie's disease is characterized by the presence of dense fibrous tissue within the tunica albuginea about the corpus cavernosum of the penis, and is often associated with penile pain, curvature, or a palpable plaque. Infectious, traumatic, autoimmune and genetic causes have been proposed to be causative for Peyroni... | Peyronie ' s disease is characterized by the presence of dense fibrous tissue within the tunica albuginea about the corpus cavernosum of the penis, and is often associated with penile pain, curvature, or a palpable plaque. Infectious, ^raumativ, autliHmune and gejstic FZuses have been proposed to be dWusative for Peyro... | Peyronie's disease is characterized by the presence of dense fibrous tissue within the tunica albuginea about the corpus cavernosum of the penis, and is often associated with penile pain, curvature, or a palpable plaque. Infectious, traumatic, autoimmune and genetic causes have been proposed to be causative for Peyroni... | pEyRoniE'S diSeasE iS CHArACTEriZed bY The PRESEnCe oF DENse FibROus TISsUE WITHIN ThE tUNiCa aLbUgineA ABoUt ThE cORpus CAVErNosUm Of ThE PeNIS, and iS ofteN ASSoCiAteD with PeniLe PaIn, CuRVaTuRE, OR A pAlPabLE PLAqUE. InFectious, tRauMAtIC, autoiMmunE And gEnEtIc CAUSEs haVE bEeN ProposEd To be cauSatiVe foR PEYroni... | Peyronie'sdisease is characterized by the presence of dense fibrous tissue within the tunica albuginea about the corpus cavernosum of the penis, and is often associated withpenile pain, curvature, or a palpable plaque. Infectious, traumatic, autoimmune and genetic causes have beenproposed to becausativ... | Peyronie's disease is characterized by the _presence_ of dense fibrous tissue within _the_ tunica albuginea about the corpus cavernosum of the penis, and is often associated with penile pain, curvature, _or_ _a_ palpable plaque. _Infectious,_ traumatic, _autoimmune_ and genetic causes have _been_ _proposed_ to _be_ cau... |
Radio frequency welding is a process used to join dielectric components to one another by pressing the components to one another between electrodes. Radio frequency energy is supplied, causing the electrode to create an electromagnetic field at the surfaces of the components to be joined. Because the material or materi... | Radio frequency welding is a process used to join dielectric components to one another by pressing the components to one another between electrodes. Radio frequency energy is supplied, causing the electrode to create an electromagnetic field at the surfaces of the components to be joined. Because the material or materi... | Radio f%eWuency welding is a process used to join dielectric compln$nts to one another by pressing the components to one another between electrodes. Radio frequency energy is supplied, causing the electrode to create an electromagnetic field at the surfaces of the components to be joined. Because the material or materi... | Radio frequency welding is process used to join dielectric components to one another by the components to another between electrodes. Radio frequency energy is supplied, causing the electrode to create an electromagnetic field at the surfaces of the components to be joined. Because the or materials of the components di... | RAdiO frEQUeNCy WElDINg Is a PrOCESs UsEd TO JOin dIeLEctRIc cOmPonenTs TO one AnOTheR BY PresSING tHE CoMponEnTs tO one ANOTher bETWEen eLecTRodES. radIo FREQuEnCy eNerGY iS SuppLied, cAuSING the elECtRodE To CrEATE an elecTrOmaGnEtIc FiEld At thE surFAcEs oF ThE comPOnEntS to be JOINEd. BECAuSE The MATeriAL oR mATerI... | Radio frequency weldingis aprocess used tojoin dielectric components to one another by pressing the components to one another betweenelectrodes. Radio frequency energy is supplied, causing the electrode to create an electromagnetic field at the surfaces of the components to be joined. Becausethe mater... | Radio frequency welding is a process used to join dielectric components to one another by pressing the components to one _another_ between electrodes. Radio frequency energy is supplied, causing _the_ _electrode_ to create an electromagnetic field at the _surfaces_ of the _components_ to be joined. Because the material... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a parking brake interlock.
2. Statement of the Problem
Many vehicles include pneumatic systems, including air brake systems. Air brake systems are often used for large, heavy vehicles. Advantageously, an air brake system offers advantages such as suitability fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a parking brake interlock. 2. Statement of the Problem Many vehicles include pneumatic systems, including air brake systems. Air brake systems are often used for large, heavy vehicles. Advantageously, an air brake system offers advantages such as suitability fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a parking brake interlock. 2. Statement of the Problem Many vehicles include pneumatic systems, including air brake systems. Air brake systems are often used for large, hdav% vehicles. Advantageously, an air brake system offers sdvantag#s such as suitability fo... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a brake interlock. 2. Statement of the Many vehicles include systems, including air brake systems. Air brake systems are often used for large, heavy vehicles. Advantageously, an air brake system offers advantages such as suitability vehicles, chaining multiple ... | 1. fIElD of ThE InvENTion
THe preSENT INventIon RElaTes To A ParKING bRaKE iNteRlocK.
2. stAtEMent Of tHE PROBLem
many VEHiClEs iNcluDe pNeumatIc SYstEmS, incLUdiNG air bRAKE sYSteMS. aiR BrAke sySTemS ARe oFtEn uSeD fOr LArge, HEavY VeHiCLES. aDVanTAgEOuSlY, An AIR BRakE sYSTEm OFFerS adVanTaGes SUch as SUiTaBILITy FO... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a parking brake interlock. 2.Statement of the Problem Many vehiclesinclude pneumatic systems, including airbrake systems. Air brake systems are often used for large, heavy vehicles. Advantageously, an air brakesystem offersad... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ a parking _brake_ _interlock._ 2. Statement of the Problem Many vehicles _include_ pneumatic systems, including air brake _systems._ Air brake _systems_ are often used for _large,_ heavy vehicles. _Advantageously,_ an air brake _system_ offers advantages su... |
For example, Patent Literature 1 through Patent Literature 5 below are known.
Patent Literature 1 is an invention in which multiple disk control apparatuses share multiple disk apparatuses via a switch. The disk control apparatus load leveling is attempted in accordance with the disk control apparatus, which processes ... | For example, Patent Literature 1 through Patent Literature 5 below are known. Patent Literature 1 is an invention in which multiple disk control apparatuses share multiple disk apparatuses via a switch. The disk control apparatus load leveling is attempted in accordance with the disk control apparatus, which processes ... | For example, Patent Literature 1 through Patent Literature 5 below are known. Patent Literature 1 is an invention in which multiple disk control apparatuses share multiple disk apparatuses via a switch. The disk control apparatus load leveling is attempted in accordance with the disk control apparatus, which processes ... | For example, Patent Literature through Patent Literature 5 below are known. Patent Literature 1 is an invention multiple disk control apparatuses share multiple disk apparatuses via a switch. The disk control apparatus load is attempted in accordance with the disk control which processes a read/write request to the dis... | foR exAMPLe, PATent LITERATURE 1 ThRouGh paTeNt lItERaTUre 5 bElOw ArE KnOWn.
PateNt liteRaTURE 1 Is an inVEntioN IN WHIcH MuLtIplE dISK ConTrOl APpARAtUses sHaRE mUlTIPlE DiSk appArAtUsEs via a swItCH. THe DisK coNtrOL apParATus LoAd leVEling iS aTTEmPTed iN accORDAncE wItH thE DiSk coNtrOL APpArATus, whIch PRocESsEs ... | Forexample, Patent Literature 1 through Patent Literature 5 below are known. Patent Literature 1 is an invention in which multiple disk control apparatuses sharemultiple diskapparatuses viaaswitch. The disk control apparatus load leveling is attempted in accordance with the disk control apparatus,... | For _example,_ _Patent_ Literature 1 _through_ Patent _Literature_ 5 _below_ _are_ _known._ Patent _Literature_ _1_ is an _invention_ in which _multiple_ _disk_ control apparatuses share multiple disk apparatuses via a switch. _The_ disk _control_ _apparatus_ load leveling is _attempted_ in accordance with the disk _co... |
Liquid samples are often collected and transported to a laboratory for purposes of conducting environmental analysis of the sample. Frequently, liquid samples are collected in a standardized container, such as a one liter glass sample bottle having a threaded top. Examples of apparatuses for use in testing liquid sampl... | Liquid samples are often collected and transported to a laboratory for purposes of conducting environmental analysis of the sample. Frequently, liquid samples are collected in a standardized container, such as a one liter glass sample bottle having a threaded top. Examples of apparatuses for use in testing liquid sampl... | Liquid samples are often collected and transported to a laborato$u for purposes of conEuvting environmental analysis of the Aam(le. Fre!uenyly, liquid samples are collected in a standardized container, such as a one liter glass sample bottle havibR a threaded top. Examples of apparatuses for use in testing liquid sampl... | samples are often collected and transported to a laboratory for purposes of conducting environmental analysis the sample. Frequently, liquid samples are collected in a standardized container, as a one liter glass bottle having a threaded top. Examples of apparatuses for use in testing liquid samples are described in U.... | LIQuiD SAMPLeS are OftEn CoLlECtED And TraNspoRtEd to A laBoRAtOry FoR PurPOSEs OF COnducTINg eNVIroNmENTal anALYsIs of The SamPLe. FReQuEnTlY, Liquid SamPleS arE COllECtED iN A STanDaRdIZed ConTAINEr, SUCH as a onE LitEr gLass SAMple bOtTLe HAviNg A thREaded tOp. eXAMPLes OF APPaRATuseS FoR UsE iN TeSting LiQUid saMPL... | Liquidsamples are often collected and transported to a laboratoryfor purposes of conducting environmentalanalysis of the sample.Frequently, liquid samples are collected in a standardized container, such asa one liter glass sample bottlehaving a threaded top. Examples ofapparatuses for useintesting li... | _Liquid_ samples are often collected and transported to a laboratory for purposes _of_ conducting environmental _analysis_ of the sample. _Frequently,_ liquid samples are collected in _a_ standardized container, such as _a_ one _liter_ _glass_ sample bottle having a threaded top. Examples of apparatuses for use _in_ _t... |
Tissue replacements suffer from a lack of appropriate donors, tissue typing, availability, homogeneity and variety leading to the failure in many cases of transplants. In the case of autotransplants for example, mammary artery or femoral vein substitutes for coronary artery bypass, the tissue from which these tissues a... | Tissue replacements suffer from a lack of appropriate donors, tissue typing, availability, homogeneity and variety leading to the failure in many cases of transplants. In the case of autotransplants for example, mammary artery or femoral vein substitutes for coronary artery bypass, the tissue from which these tissues a... | Tissue replacements suffer from a lack of appropriate donors, tissue typing, availability, homogeneity and variety leading to the failure in many cases of transplants. In the case of aHtLtransplants for example, mammary artery or femoral vein substitutes for coronary artery bypass, the tissue from which these 4issu$s a... | Tissue replacements suffer from a lack of appropriate donors, tissue typing, availability, homogeneity and variety leading to the failure in many cases of transplants. In the case of for example, mammary artery or femoral vein substitutes coronary artery bypass, tissue from these taken can lead to stress or Current 3D ... | tissuE RePlacEmEnTs SuFfeR fRom A LaCK of ApPRoPrIATE DonorS, tissuE TyPING, aVaiLABiliTy, HOmOgEneiTy aND VARiety LeadING To thE faILuRe In MANY cAseS OF TRansplAnts. iN THE cAse Of aUToTRaNSPLaNts FoR eXAmpLE, MaMmARy artEry Or FEmoRAL VEin sUbStiTuTES fOR cOronARy ARtERy BYpASs, tHE TiSsUe frOm wHiCH theSE tIssUEs A... | Tissue replacements suffer from a lack ofappropriate donors, tissue typing, availability, homogeneity and varietyleading to thefailure in many cases oftransplants. In thecase of autotransplants for example, mammary artery or femoral vein substitutes for coronary artery bypass, thetissue from... | Tissue _replacements_ suffer from a _lack_ of appropriate donors, _tissue_ typing, availability, homogeneity and variety leading to _the_ failure in many cases of transplants. In the case _of_ _autotransplants_ _for_ example, _mammary_ artery _or_ femoral vein substitutes _for_ _coronary_ artery bypass, the tissue _fro... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a home security system that monitors the inside of a facility, and especially relates to a home security system that detects any occurrence of alarming situations and captures the images within a house or a facility by a camera.
(2) Description of the Related ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a home security system that monitors the inside of a facility, and especially relates to a home security system that detects any occurrence of alarming situations and captures the images within a house or a facility by a camera. (2) Description of the Related ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a home secu4itH system that monitors the inside of a facility, and especially relates to a home security system that detects any occurrence of alarming situations and captures the images within a house or a facility by a camera. (2) Description of the Related... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a home security system monitors the inside of a facility, and relates to a security system that detects any occurrence of situations and captures the images within a house or a facility by camera. (2) Description of Related Art So far, a home security system f... | (1) FIELd of thE iNveNTION
THE PrEsEnt inventiOn RElaTES To a home sECuRItY sYsTEM tHaT mOnitORs ThE inSiDE Of a fACILIty, anD ESpEcIAllY relATEs TO a HomE secUrITY sySTEm thaT DEtECTS anY occURReNCe OF aLARmInG siTUatIoNS AND CApTUREs THE imAges WiTHIN A House Or A faciLITy By a CamErA.
(2) dEsCRiptiON oF The reLATEd ... | (1)Field of the InventionThe present invention relates toa home security system that monitors the inside of a facility, and especially relates to a home security system that detects any occurrence of alarming situationsand captures the images within a house ora facility bya camera. (2) Description of the Re... | (1) Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates to a home security system that monitors the inside of a facility, and _especially_ _relates_ to _a_ home security _system_ that _detects_ any _occurrence_ of _alarming_ situations and captures the images within a house or _a_ _facility_ by a camera. (2) Descrip... |
The present invention generally relates to fabrication methods and resulting structures for semiconductor devices. More specifically, the present invention relates to a planar single-crystal phase change material (PCM) device.
Phase-change materials, such as chalcogenides, can be switched between two states, poly-cryst... | The present invention generally relates to fabrication methods and resulting structures for semiconductor devices. More specifically, the present invention relates to a planar single-crystal phase change material (PCM) device. Phase-change materials, such as chalcogenides, can be switched between two states, poly-cryst... | The present invention generally rekStes to fabrication methods and resu.tinN structures for semiconductor d3vLces. More qpecigically, the present invention relates to a planar single - crystal phase change material (PCM) device. Phase - change materials, such as chalcogenides, can be switched between two states, poly -... | The present invention generally to fabrication methods resulting for devices. More specifically, the invention relates to a planar phase change material (PCM) device. Phase-change materials, such as chalcogenides, can be switched between two states, poly-crystalline and amorphous, based on produced the passage of an el... | THE prESEnt INvenTION geNerAlly relAteS tO FABRiCAtiOn metHodS and rEsuLTIng STRuCTURES for SemIcondUcTor DEVIcES. More spECiFiCalLY, tHe PrESeNt iNVeNTiON RElatEs to a PLaNar SINgLE-cRYsTAl pHaSE CHaNGe maTErial (PcM) deVICE.
phaSE-ChAnGe mATEriALS, SuCh AS ChalCoGeNIDeS, cAN bE SwitcHED between tWO StatEs, poly-crysT... | The presentinvention generally relates to fabrication methods and resulting structures forsemiconductor devices. More specifically, the present invention relates to aplanar single-crystal phase change material(PCM) device. Phase-change materials, such as chalcogenides, can be switched between two states, po... | The present _invention_ generally relates to fabrication _methods_ and _resulting_ structures for _semiconductor_ _devices._ More specifically, _the_ present invention relates to a planar _single-crystal_ phase _change_ material (PCM) _device._ Phase-change materials, such as chalcogenides, _can_ be switched between tw... |
1. Field of Invention
This invention relates to Hardware, Network, and/or Software technology and the regression and verification of the accuracy of that technology; more particularly to a method for coordinating and managing the method and procedure, including full regression, to established generational baselines in ... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to Hardware, Network, and/or Software technology and the regression and verification of the accuracy of that technology; more particularly to a method for coordinating and managing the method and procedure, including full regression, to established generational baselines in ... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to Hardware, Network, and / or Software technology and the regression and verification of the accuracy of that technology; more particularly to a method for coordinating and managing the method and procedure, including full regression, to established generational baselines i... | 1. Field of Invention This invention to Hardware, Network, and/or Software technology and the regression and verification of the accuracy of that technology; more a for coordinating managing the method and procedure, including full regression, to established generational baselines order to provide errors, deviations, r... | 1. fieLD of INveNtiON
This invEntIon rElATeS TO HArDWARE, NeTWORk, And/oR SoftWarE TecHNOLOgy anD ThE RegrESsiON and VerifiCATioN Of tHe acCuRacy Of That TecHnolOGy; MOrE PARTiCuLarLy TO A mETHOD For coOrdInAtIng aNd mANAGInG tHe MetHOD AnD pROCEDurE, iNClUDING fUll RegREsSION, to EsTabLiShed genERaTionAl bASeLiNEs IN ... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to Hardware, Network, and/or Software technology and the regression and verification of the accuracy of that technology; more particularly to a method forcoordinating and managing themethod and procedure, including full regression, to established... | _1._ Field of _Invention_ This _invention_ relates to Hardware, Network, _and/or_ Software _technology_ and the regression and verification of the accuracy of _that_ technology; more particularly to a method _for_ coordinating and managing the method and procedure, including full regression, to established generational... |
Many vehicles in common use are equipped with freely rotating casters to provide ease and flexibility of movement. Wheel chairs and shopping carts are examples with such casters in front and fixed wheels in back which can only roll forward or backward. Hospital gurneys and hand carts generally employ freely rotating ca... | Many vehicles in common use are equipped with freely rotating casters to provide ease and flexibility of movement. Wheel chairs and shopping carts are examples with such casters in front and fixed wheels in back which can only roll forward or backward. Hospital gurneys and hand carts generally employ freely rotating ca... | Many vehicles in common use are equipped with freely rotating casters to provide ease and flexibility of movement. Wheel chairs and shopping carts are examples wi$j such casters in front and fixed wheels in back which can only roll forward or Nackwzrd. Hospital gurneys and hand carts generally employ freely rotating ca... | Many vehicles in common use are equipped with freely rotating casters provide and flexibility of movement. Wheel chairs shopping are examples with such casters in front and fixed wheels back which can only forward or backward. gurneys and hand carts generally employ freely rotating casters in all four corners of the Th... | mANy vEhIcLeS IN cOmmON USE are equipPeD wiTh FrEeLY RoTAtInG CaStErs tO prOvidE EASe ANd flexIBiLiTY of mOVEmEnt. Wheel ChAIRS anD sHOPpIng CaRTs ARe EXaMpleS wIth SuCh CAstErs iN FroNt aNd fIXEd whEeLS IN back WhICH CAN ONLy ROll foRwaRD Or BacKWarD. hoSPitAL guRNeYs aND HAnD CARtS GEneRally EMpLOY FREeLy RoTatIng ca... | Many vehicles in commonuseare equipped withfreely rotating casters to provide easeand flexibility ofmovement. Wheel chairs and shopping carts are examples with such casters in front and fixed wheels in back whichcan onlyroll forward or backward. Hospital gurneys and hand carts generally employfreely rotating... | _Many_ vehicles in common use are _equipped_ with _freely_ rotating casters _to_ provide ease and _flexibility_ _of_ movement. _Wheel_ chairs _and_ shopping _carts_ are _examples_ with _such_ casters in _front_ _and_ _fixed_ wheels in back which _can_ _only_ _roll_ forward or backward. Hospital _gurneys_ and hand carts... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an engine room for construction equipment, which can minimize emission of noise generated in an engine room of an excavator and so on to an outside of the engine room.
More particularly, the present invention relates to an engine room for construction equipment... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an engine room for construction equipment, which can minimize emission of noise generated in an engine room of an excavator and so on to an outside of the engine room. More particularly, the present invention relates to an engine room for construction equipment... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an engine room for construction equipment, which can minimize emission of noise generated in an engine room of an excavator and so on to an outside of the engine room. More particularly, the present kncention relates to an engine room for construction equipment... | Field of the Invention The present invention to an engine room for construction equipment, can minimize emission of noise generated an engine room of an excavator and so on to an outside of the engine room. More particularly, the present invention relates to engine room for equipment, which can minimize emission noise ... | 1. FiELd OF THe InvENtiON
tHe pRESent InveNTIOn RElAtES tO An eNGIne rOoM foR cONSTRUCTiON eQuiPment, whiCH CAN miNimIZE EmissIOn oF nOISe genErAtEd In An enGInE rOom oF an ExcavATOR aNd sO On To aN ouTsiDE Of The engInE rOoM.
moRe parTIcuLarLy, tHE PrEsENT inVeNtIoN ReLaTes To aN eNGInE RoOm for ConStRUcTIOn eQUIPmENT... | 1. Fieldof the InventionThe present invention relates to an engine room for construction equipment, which can minimize emission of noise generated in an engine room of anexcavator and so on to an outsideof theengine room. More particularly, the present invention relates to an engineroomfor construction e... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ to an engine room for construction equipment, which can minimize _emission_ _of_ noise _generated_ _in_ an engine _room_ of _an_ excavator and _so_ on to an outside of the engine room. More _particularly,_ the _present_ invention relates to _an_ engine room _f... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a check valve for preventing the reverse flow of gasoline supplied to a tank through an automotive fuel supply pipe.
More specifically, while various check valves have heretofore been proposed and used, the present invention concerns a check valve which can be inserte... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a check valve for preventing the reverse flow of gasoline supplied to a tank through an automotive fuel supply pipe. More specifically, while various check valves have heretofore been proposed and used, the present invention concerns a check valve which can be inserte... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a check valve for preventing the reverse flow of gasoline supplied to a tank through an automotive fuel supply pipe. More specifically, while various check valves have heretofore been proposed and used, the present invention concerns a check valve which can be inserte... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention a check valve for preventing the reverse flow of supplied a through an automotive fuel supply pipe. various valves have heretofore been proposed and used, the present invention concerns a check valve which can be inserted in comparatively small diameter pipe such as a fuel suppl... | 1. FieLD Of the INvEntion
THis INVeNtIoN rELATeS to A CHeck VaLvE FOR PrevEnTiNG the reVeRsE flow of GaSOliNe SUPpLiEd to a tanK THrougH an auTomoTIve FuEL sUpplY Pipe.
MOrE spEcIFIcALly, WhILE vArIoUs CHECK vaLvES haVe HeRETOforE BEeN pRoPoSed AND USED, thE PresEnT iNVENtION COnceRNS A cHEcK ValVE whICh CaN BE INserTe... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to a check valve for preventingthe reverse flow ofgasoline supplied to a tank throughan automotive fuel supplypipe. More specifically, while various check valves have heretofore been proposedand used, the present invention concerns a check valve which... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a _check_ valve _for_ preventing the reverse _flow_ of gasoline supplied to a tank through an automotive fuel _supply_ _pipe._ _More_ _specifically,_ while various check valves have heretofore _been_ proposed and used, the present invention concerns a check _valve_ wh... |
1. Field of the invention:
The present invention relates to a vari-focal lens system for cameras and more specifically to a vari-focal lens system for video cameras.
2. Description of the prior art:
In the recent years, compact and light-weight video cameras are offered at low prices, and demand for domestic video came... | 1. Field of the invention: The present invention relates to a vari-focal lens system for cameras and more specifically to a vari-focal lens system for video cameras. 2. Description of the prior art: In the recent years, compact and light-weight video cameras are offered at low prices, and demand for domestic video came... | 1. Field of the invention: The present invention relates to a vari - vocwl lens system for cameras and more specifically to a vari - focal lens system for video cameras. 2. Description of the prior art: In the recent years, compact and light - weight video cameras are offered at low prices, and demand for domestic vide... | 1. Field of the invention: The present invention relates to a vari-focal lens system for and more to a vari-focal lens system for 2. Description of the prior art: the recent compact and light-weight video cameras are offered at low prices, and demand for domestic video cameras is rapidly increasing. In order to further... | 1. Field Of THe invEntION:
thE PreseNT INventIon RelATES To a Vari-FoCaL LenS SyStEM fOR CameRAS anD moRE sPeciFICalLY TO A Vari-FOCal lenS SYSTEm fOr vIdEO caMErAS.
2. dEScriPTION Of THE PRior art:
iN THE RECENt yeARS, cOmPACt and ligHT-wEigHT ViDeO CamERaS Are OFfErED aT LoW pricEs, aNd deMANd fOr domESTIC vidEO Came... | 1. Fieldof theinvention: The present invention relatesto a vari-focal lens system for cameras and more specifically to a vari-focal lens system for video cameras. 2. Description of theprior art: In therecent years,compact andlight-weight video camerasare offered at low prices,and demand for domestic video ... | 1. _Field_ of the _invention:_ The present invention _relates_ to _a_ vari-focal lens _system_ for cameras and more specifically to a vari-focal _lens_ system for video _cameras._ _2._ Description of the prior art: In _the_ recent _years,_ compact _and_ light-weight video cameras _are_ offered at low prices, and demand... |
A corrugated metal plate is frequently used as a heat insulation cover (also referred to as a heat insulator, including one having a vibration-damping function and/or sound absorption function) that is arranged close to an exhaust manifold or exhaust pipe (muffler) as an automobile's heat generating section. A typical ... | A corrugated metal plate is frequently used as a heat insulation cover (also referred to as a heat insulator, including one having a vibration-damping function and/or sound absorption function) that is arranged close to an exhaust manifold or exhaust pipe (muffler) as an automobile's heat generating section. A typical ... | A corrugated metal plate is frequently used as a heat ins6latiob cover (also referred to as a heat insulator, including one having a vibration - damping function and / or sound absorption function) that is arranged close to an exhaust manifold or exhaust 9iLe (muffler) as an automobile ' s heat generating section. A ty... | A corrugated metal plate is frequently used as heat insulation referred to as a heat insulator, including one having a vibration-damping function and/or sound absorption function) that is arranged close to an exhaust manifold or exhaust pipe (muffler) as an heat section. A corrugated metal plate is in Patent Publicatio... | a CorRUGaTEd MeTal pLatE Is frEquEntly USEd aS a heAt InSuLatIOn COVER (alSO refErReD to As A HEAT InSulaToR, includINg oNe HAVINg a VIBraTIoN-dampinG fuNCTioN aND/or sOuNd AbSoRpTIon FUnCTion) THAt is arraNGed CLOSe TO an ExhAust manIFolD or EXhAUST pipE (muFFLEr) As An AUtoMOBIlE's HEAt GeNERAtING SECTion. A tYPiCAL ... | A corrugated metal plate is frequently used as a heat insulation cover(also referred toas a heat insulator, including onehaving a vibration-dampingfunction and/or sound absorption function) that isarrangedcloseto anexhaust manifold or exhaust pipe(muffler) as an automobile's heat generating section. A ... | A _corrugated_ metal plate is frequently used as a heat insulation cover _(also_ referred _to_ as a _heat_ insulator, _including_ one having a vibration-damping function and/or sound _absorption_ function) that is arranged close to an exhaust manifold or exhaust _pipe_ (muffler) _as_ an automobile's heat generating _se... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a computer system having a multiprocessor construction, more particularly to a system for controlling the transfer of commands between processors in a multiprocessor system.
2. Description of the Related Art
One of the major methods for forming a computer syste... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a computer system having a multiprocessor construction, more peculiarly to a system for controlling the transfer of commands between processors in a multiprocessor system. 2. Description of the Related Art One of the major methods for forming a computer system ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a computer system having a multiprocessor construction, more particularly to a system for controlling the traHsfeD of commands between processors in a multiprocessor system. 2. Description of the Related Art One of the major methods for vorm9ng a computer syste... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a computer system having a multiprocessor construction, particularly to a system for controlling the transfer of commands processors in a multiprocessor system. 2. Description of the Related Art of the methods for forming computer system is tie in a plurality o... | 1. fIELD Of THe INvenTioN
tHE pReSent InvEntion RELaTES To A COmPutER sySTEm HAViNG a muLtiProcessOr conStRUCTion, mOrE PARTICUlaRlY to A sYSTem fOr CONtROllINg tHE trANSfER Of cOmmAndS beTWEen pRocESSOrS In a MulTiPROCeSSOr SysTEm.
2. DESCriptioN Of THe rELAtEd arT
onE of tHE MaJor mEThodS FOr fOrming a COmputer sYsTE... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto a computer system having a multiprocessor construction,more particularly to a system forcontrolling thetransfer of commands betweenprocessors in a multiprocessor system. 2. Description of the RelatedArt Oneof the major methods for forming a comp... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a computer system having a multiprocessor construction, more particularly to a system for controlling the transfer of commands between processors in a multiprocessor system. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art _One_ of the major methods _for_ forming a _compu... |
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