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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate.
2. Description of Related Art
In complementary metal oxide semiconduct... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide semiconduct... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p - channel and n - channel transistors with different characteristics on a common subZtratd. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oSice semicon... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally the field of fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common 2. Description of Art In complementary metal semiconductor (CMOS) fabrication, p-channel and n-cha... | 1. FiEld OF THe invENTIon
the PRESeNt InvENTiON reLATES GeNERAlLy TO thE FiELd OF SeMICondUCTOR FabRICaTioN And, MOrE particUlarly, TO The FIELd OF FABricatINg P-CHAnNEL And n-CHANneL tRaNsiStors WitH diFFERent CHaraCterIstics oN A cOmMon SUBsTRaTE.
2. DeScripTiON OF RElAted ArT
IN coMplEMEnTaRy MEtAl OXide SeMICondUcT... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabricationand, moreparticularly, to the field of fabricatingp-channel and n-channeltransistors with different characteristics on acommon substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates generally to _the_ field of semiconductor fabrication and, more _particularly,_ to the _field_ of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors _with_ _different_ characteristics on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In _complementary_ metal o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the proper washing techniques for with guidelines and to monitor the number usages. 2. Background Art Each year, millio... | 1. fiEld oF thE iNventIoN
ThE PresEnT inVEnTIOn reLATeS TO aN impRovED dISpeNSING ApPARaTus. MOre PartIcULarlY, A DISpEnSer tHAT INCORPORates a timing MeAnS In CoNjunctiOn wiTh audiO aNd VISUAL OuTpUt To AsSiST The uSER iN pRoPEr waSHIng TEChNIQUES For coMPLIANcE wIth REcoMMenDED guIDeLineS aND To MoniToR the nUMBeR of... | 1.Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio andvisual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines a... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. _More_ particularly, _a_ dispenser that incorporates a _timing_ means _in_ conjunction _with_ audio _and_ visual output to _assist_ _the_ user in proper _washing_ _techniques_ for compliance with _recommended_ guidelines an... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section.
2. Prior Art
Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with an e... | 1. bailiwick of the Invention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with ... | 1. Field of the InventiIh The present invention relates to medJVal instrunSnts and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexObIe tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 580, 551 shows an endoscope with a... | 1. Field of the Invention present relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes with passive and deflection sections known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope an elongated flexible plastic tube... | 1. FIEld Of thE INVenTiON
the preSeNT InveNtiON ReLates To mEDical InsTrumenTs and, mOrE PARTICULArly, tO AN ENdosCOpE haVING fLEXiBlE TuBeS WIthIn A pAssIve dEfLeCtIOn sECTIon.
2. prioR art
ENDosCOPEs With pAssIve And actIVe DefleCtIoN sECTIoNS Are kNowN IN tHE art. u.S. PAt. no. 4,580,551 SHOws An EnDOSCoPE wiTh an E... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relatestomedicalinstruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes withpassive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with an e... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates to _medical_ _instruments_ and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive _deflection_ _section._ 2. Prior Art Endoscopes _with_ passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. _Pat._ No. 4,580,551 shows an end... |
Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of semiconductor di... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinkhole that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of semiconductor... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive - type alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge ref4ifier is disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 4, 606, 000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprjsee two mDgallic heat sinks that are eKectricSlly insulated Drim a each otu$r. Wacm heat a7nk carries a plurality of semiconduct... | Bridge for automotive-type alternators are well known in art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink a plurality of semiconductor diodes such that the heat sinks fo... | BrIDGe RectifiERS for aUTOMoTIve-tYPE ALtErnaTOrs ARe WeLL kNOwn In tHE ArT. AN eXampLE OF A bridGE RECtifieR iS DiSCLOseD iN U.S. PAt. No. 4,606,000. gEnErAlLY, a BriDGe recTIFieR CoMprIseS tWo mETAlLic hEaT sINKs THAT aRE eleCtRIcalLy InSUlAteD fROm A EacH OtheR. EaCH Heat SINk carrIES a pLUraLiTy oF SEMicONDUcTor Di... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternatorsarewell known in the art.An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosedin U.S.Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally,a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heatsink carries aplurality of sem... | Bridge rectifiers for _automotive-type_ alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is _disclosed_ in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, _a_ _bridge_ rectifier comprises two metallic _heat_ sinks _that_ _are_ electrically insulated from _a_ each other. Each heat sink carries a _plurality_ o... |
Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various compartm... | Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various purpose or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various compartm... | Plates having compartments are used for holding food KfRen, a main compartment is decignDd to hold a main dJDh whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had varKouX designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various x)mpartm... | having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment designed to hold a dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various or patterns printed thereon, but not the various compartments into the printed or pattern. Ad... | PlaTes HAVinG coMPaRtmENtS Are uSEd fOR hOlDiNg foOd ofTeN, A MaIn COmPARtmEnt IS desiGNed To Hold A maIn diSh wheReaS THe oTHer cOMPaRTment, or WELlS, arE UseD To HOLD siDeS, COndIMEnTs, oR BotH. pRIoR ART diSPoSAblE plATEs HaVe HAd VARIOUS DeSIGns Or PATtErnS prInted ThereoN, bUt do NOT inTegrATe ThE vARiOUS CoMPARTm... | Plateshaving compartments areused for holding food Often, a main compartmentis designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells,are used tohold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs orpatterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the ... | Plates having compartments _are_ used for _holding_ food Often, a _main_ compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are _used_ _to_ hold _sides,_ condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have _had_ various designs or patterns printed thereon, but _do_ not integrate the ... |
This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which ca... | This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which ca... | This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate - like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which ... | relates to a surgical that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical having fabric plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has which can be repeatedly opened and closed. Such surg... | tHiS INVENTion RelaTEs TO a suRGICaL cLOsuRe THaT CaN BE REpeAtEDLy OPeneD AND CLoSEd, EspeCiALlY fOr the ABDOMinAl Wall. mORe PARticULaRlY tHe iNvENtion reLaTES TO a surgIcAl CLosURe haviNg fAbriC Of PLAtE-LIkE SECURiNG eleMeNtS ThAt can bE TiGHtLy bUT detacHAbLy COnneCTEd TO THE BoDY Tissue aNd Has A CloSUre whicH Ca... | This invention relates to a surgical closurethat can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly theinvention relates toa surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly butdetachably connectedto thebody tissue andhas a clos... | _This_ invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened _and_ _closed,_ especially for the abdominal wall. _More_ particularly the invention relates to _a_ surgical _closure_ having _fabric_ of _plate-like_ securing elements that can _be_ tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and _has... |
Handling huge volumes of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data ... | Handling huge volumes of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data ... | Handling huge volumes of dztS on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data ... | Handling huge volumes data on a basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data sets today aren't ... | HanDLInG HuGE VoLuMeS oF dATa oN a DaILY BaSIS Is A tasK thAT mOSt orGaNizAtioNs hAVe tO dEaL wiTH. sUch orgANIzAtioNS haVe been sTOrIng hugE vOlUmEs oF Data For dEcAdEs, but noW wITh THe AvaiLaBiliTY Of nEw teChNiques fOR ANALyzInG tHoSe hUgE daTa setS, oRgANiZAtIOns SeeK To IMprOve THeIr OperaTioNAl effICIEncY. data ... | Handling huge volumes ofdata on a daily basis isa task that most organizations have todeal with. Suchorganizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now withthe availability of new techniques for analyzing thosehuge datasets,organizations seek toimprove their operational effi... | Handling huge volumes _of_ data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to _deal_ with. _Such_ organizations have been _storing_ huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability _of_ new techniques _for_ analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational _effi... |
Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent to a multicast addre... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent to a multicast addre... | MwdUa streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast - based syEfem, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast - based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent to a multicast a... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a system, a copy of the stream may sent to a multicast address, and the multicast-enabled... | MediA sTReAmS, SUCh as VIdeO ANd auDIo stReamS, MAY bE SENT oVER a NETwOrk tO MuLtIPlE reCeIvINg ClIenTs. in A uNIcaSt-BasEd SySTem, InDIVidUaL cOPIES OF THe STReam aRE sEnt sePAratelY OvER the NetWork to EACh ClIeNT. By cONTRAST, in a muLTICaST-baSEd sYSteM, A SInGLe coPy Of THe sTReaM mAY be sEnT TO a MultICast ADdRE... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, maybe sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. Ina unicast-based system, individual copiesof the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in amulticast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent ... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may _be_ sent over a network to _multiple_ receiving _clients._ In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to _each_ client. By contrast, in a multicast-based _system,_ a single copy of the stream may be sent to _a_ mul... |
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