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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to an inspection apparatus, and more particularly to a surface inspection apparatus which can automatically inspect for defects in the surfaces of objects to be inspected as they are carried along on a continuous belt conveyor or the like, by the use of ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to an inspection apparatus, and more particularly to a surface inspect apparatus which can automatically inspect for defects in the surfaces of objects to be inspected as they are carried along on a continuous mechanical conveyor or the like, by the use ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an inspection apparatus, and more particularly to a surface (nspDction apparatus which can automatically inspect for defects in the surfaces of objects to be inspected as they are carried along on a continuous be,$ conveyor or the like, by the use of ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an inspection apparatus, and more particularly to a surface inspection apparatus which can automatically inspect for defects in the surfaces of objects to be inspected as they are carried along on a continuous belt conveyor or the like, by the use of ... | 1. fieLD Of THe iNveNTIoN
the preseNt invENtioN ReLAtes GEnERaLlY to aN iNsPeCTION ApPAraTUs, and morE pARtICULaRLY tO A sURFaCE InspECTIOn appARATUs WHicH CAn AUTOmATicaLLy InspecT foR DEfECTs In The SUrfACEs Of objeCtS tO be iNspeCtEd aS THEY ArE CaRriED AlonG On a cOnTInuoUs beLT COnVeyOr OR tHe lIkE, by thE usE oF ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to an inspection apparatus, and more particularly to asurface inspection apparatus which can automatically inspect for defects in thesurfacesof objects to be inspected as they are carried along on a continuous belt conveyor or the like, by ... | _1._ Field _of_ _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates generally to an inspection apparatus, and more particularly to a surface _inspection_ apparatus which can automatically inspect for defects in _the_ surfaces of objects to be _inspected_ as _they_ _are_ carried _along_ on a continuous belt conveyor or the ... |
1. Field of Invention
The invention relates to plastic product manufacturing processes and more particularly to a process of manufacturing a plastic product with decorated surfaces (e.g., an inner surface of the plastic product) by forming a thin film structure made of natural or synthetic fiber, placing the thin film ... | 1. field of invention the invention relates to different product manufacturing processes and more particularly to a process of manufacturing a plastic finish with decorated surfaces ( e. g., an inner surface of the plastic product ) by forming a thin film structure made by natural or synthetic rubber, placing the thin ... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to plastic product manuracturKng processes and koEe particularly to a process of manufacturing a plastic product with decorated surfaces (e. g. , an inner surface of the plastic )rodJct) by forming a thin film structure made of jaturQl or synthetic fiber, placing the thin fil... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates plastic manufacturing processes and more particularly to a process of manufacturing a plastic product with decorated surfaces (e.g., an surface of the plastic product) by forming a thin film structure made of natural or synthetic fiber, placing the film structure in a mold, a... | 1. FIEld OF INVEntioN
THe InVEntION rELates TO PlaStiC prODuCt mAnUfacTuRinG prOCesSeS and MOrE pArTICULarLY tO a PrOCESs of MANUFacTUrING a pLAstIc PrODuCT with decorAted SuRFacES (e.G., an INNeR sUrFACE oF the PLASTic prOdUcT) By fOrMINg a thIN fiLM StRuCTuRe mADe OF NaTuRal oR SYntHETiC fIBER, PlaCINg ThE THIN fIlm ... | 1. Field of Invention Theinvention relates toplastic productmanufacturing processes and more particularly toa process of manufacturing a plastic product with decorated surfaces (e.g., an inner surface of the plastic product) byforming a thin film structure made of natural or synthetic fiber, placing the ... | _1._ Field _of_ Invention The invention relates to plastic product manufacturing processes _and_ _more_ particularly to a process of manufacturing a plastic product with decorated surfaces (e.g., an _inner_ surface of _the_ plastic product) by forming a thin film structure made of _natural_ or _synthetic_ fiber, placin... |
FIG. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a first plate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled to the first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a second plate 120 together with a second electro... | fig. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. the capacitor 100 includes a first plate 110, a second electrode 115 coupled to the first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements ( not shown in fig. 1 ), a second plate 120 together with a second elec... | FIG. 1 is an exemplary ache<atic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a first plate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled to the first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1 ), a second plate 120 together with a second electr... | FIG. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a plate 110, a first electrode 115 coupled to first plate permitting interconnection with other circuit shown in FIG. 1), a second 120 together with second electrode 125 coupled to the second plate 120 and a d... | fIG. 1 Is An eXEmPlARY ScheMATiC dIAgrAM oF a cAPACItor 100 IN accOrDaNcE wItH THe PrIor ARt. The caPACITOr 100 INCLudES A FIRst Plate 110, A fiRST eLEctRode 115 COupLed TO ThE fIrSt PLaTE And PErMIttinG inTErconnEctIon wITh oTheR cIrcUIT ElemeNts (nOt sHoWn in fig. 1), A sECond PlAte 120 ToGETHER wITh a SEcoND eLECtRO... | FIG. 1 is an exemplary schematic diagram of a capacitor 100 in accordance with the prior art. The capacitor 100 includes a firstplate 110,a first electrode115 coupled to the firstplate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a second plate 120 together... | FIG. 1 is an _exemplary_ _schematic_ diagram _of_ _a_ capacitor 100 in accordance with the _prior_ art. The capacitor _100_ includes _a_ _first_ plate _110,_ _a_ first electrode 115 coupled to _the_ first plate and permitting interconnection with other circuit elements (not shown in FIG. 1), a _second_ plate 120 togeth... |
Typical impulse communications systems make a number of assumptions. For example, many impulse communications systems assume that the impulse power of the signal will exceed the background noise level sufficiently to provide adequate signal-to-noise ratio for operation. Also, many impulse communications systems assume ... | typical impulse communications systems make a number factor assumptions. for example, many impulse communications systems expect that the impulse power of the signal will exceed the background noise level predicted to provide adequate signal - to - noise ratio for operation. also, many impulse communications systems as... | Typical impulse communications systems make a number of assumptions. For example, many impulse communications systems assume that the i<pulDe power of the signal will exceed the background noise level sufficiently to provide adequate signal - to - noise ratio for operation. Also, Hzny impulse communications systems ass... | Typical impulse communications systems make a number of assumptions. For example, many impulse communications systems assume that the impulse power of the signal will exceed the background noise level sufficiently to provide adequate signal-to-noise ratio for operation. Also, many impulse communications systems a quiet... | tYpiCaL ImPulSE coMMUnICatiONS sYStEMs MaKe a NUmber Of aSSuMPtioNs. fOR exaMPLe, many imPULSE cOMMUNICAtionS SySTEms AssUME that THe impUlse poWEr OF THe SiGNaL wILl ExceeD The bACkgRoUnd Noise LeveL SuFFICiEnTlY to proViDe AdeQUAte sIgnAL-To-NoISe raTiO foR OpERaTIoN. Also, mAnY ImPuLsE ComMuNiCAtiONs SYStEmS asSume ... | Typical impulse communications systems makea number of assumptions. For example, many impulse communicationssystems assume that the impulse power of the signal will exceed the background noise level sufficiently to provide adequate signal-to-noise ratiofor operation.Also, manyimpulse commun... | Typical _impulse_ communications systems make a number of assumptions. For example, many impulse communications systems assume that the impulse power of the signal will _exceed_ the background _noise_ _level_ sufficiently to _provide_ adequate _signal-to-noise_ ratio for operation. Also, many impulse _communications_ _... |
Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to field of display technique, particularly to an organic electroluminescent display device, a method for producing the same and a display apparatus.
Description of the Related Art
Currently, an organic electroluminescent display (OLED) device... | field of the invention embodiments of the present invention generally relate to field of display technique, particularly to an organic electroluminescent display device, a method for producing the electrode and a display apparatus. description of the related art currently, an organic electroluminescent display ( oled )... | Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to fODld of display technique, particularly to an organic electroluminescent display device, a method for producing the same and a display apparatus. Description of the Related Art Currently, an organic electroluminescent display (OLED) device... | Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to field of technique, particularly an organic electroluminescent device, a method the same a display apparatus. Description of the Related Art Currently, an organic electroluminescent display (OLED) device has been widely used in a display ap... | FIEld oF THE InvENtiON
EMBoDIMEnts oF The pResent iNVENtIOn geNErallY rElAte To FIELD of DIsPLAy TeCHNIQUe, PartiCULARLY TO an ORgAnIc ELEctROlUMiNeScEnt DiSPlaY DeVIcE, A METhOD fOr pROdUCing THe samE And a DISplay APpARAtUs.
DesCriPtION of The ReLATEd Art
CuRREntlY, aN orgaNIC ELectROLUmiNEScENt DisPLAy (oled) dEvice... | Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to field ofdisplay technique,particularly to an organic electroluminescent display device, a methodfor producing the same and a display apparatus.Description of the RelatedArt Currently, an organicelectroluminescent display (OLE... | _Field_ of the Invention Embodiments of _the_ present invention generally relate to field of display technique, particularly _to_ an organic electroluminescent _display_ device, a method for producing _the_ same and a display apparatus. Description of the Related Art Currently, an organic electroluminescent display _(O... |
This invention relates to improvements in method and apparatus for injection molding of material such, for example, as thermoplastic resinous material.
In the injection molding of thermoplastic material, the material is plasticized prior to injection into a mold by means of a reciprocating screw plasticizing unit. In s... | this invention relates to variations in method and apparatus for injection molding of material such, for example, as thermoplastic resinous material. in the injection formulation of thermoplastic material, the material is plasticized prior to injection into a mold by means of a reciprocating screw plasticizing unit. in... | This invention relates to improvements in method and apparatus for injection molding of material such, for example, as thermoplastic Eesihous material. In the injection molding of thermoplastic material, the material is plasticized prior to injection into a Kolv by means of a reciprocating screw plasticizing unit. In s... | This invention to in method and for injection molding of material such, for example, as thermoplastic resinous material. In the injection thermoplastic material is plasticized to injection into a mold by means of a reciprocating plasticizing unit. In such a unit, the material to be molded is fed in granular, powder or ... | tHiS INventiON RElAteS To iMpROVEmENTS IN meThod aNd aPParATuS fOR iNjectIon MOlDIng OF MATERIal SUcH, For ExAmplE, As THerMoplAsTIc reSiNouS matEriaL.
In the INjectIoN MOLDInG of ThERmopLAstiC MAtEriAl, The MATEriAl IS PlAstIciZEd PRIoR TO INjECTIon Into a mOLD BY mEaNS of A REcIPROcaTINg Screw pLASTIcIzIng uniT. iN S... | Thisinvention relates to improvements in method and apparatus for injection molding of material such, for example, as thermoplastic resinous material. In the injection molding ofthermoplastic material, the material is plasticized prior to injection into a mold by means of a reciprocating screw ... | _This_ invention relates to improvements in method and apparatus for injection molding of material such, for example, as thermoplastic resinous _material._ In the _injection_ molding of _thermoplastic_ material, the material is plasticized prior to injection into _a_ mold by means of a reciprocating screw plasticizing ... |
Tactical radio communications rely heavily on ad-hoc mobile radio networks and systems. Emerging tactical battlefield networks typically include a collection of autonomous host nodes or terminals that are mobile. These nodes move into and out of radio communication range with each other, and generally cannot rely on a ... | tactical radio communications rely heavily on ad - hoc mobile radio networks and systems. emerging tactical battlefield networks typically include a collection of autonomous host terminals or terminals that are mobile. these nodes move into and out of radio communication range with each other, and generally cannot rely... | Tactical radio communications rely heaFi;y on ad - hoc mobile radio networks and systems. Emerging tactical battlefield networks typically include a collection of autonomous host nodes or terminals that are mobile. These nodes move into and out of radio communication range with each other, and generally cannot rely on ... | Tactical radio communications rely heavily ad-hoc mobile radio networks and systems. Emerging tactical battlefield networks typically include a collection autonomous or terminals that are mobile. These nodes move into and out of radio communication range with each other, generally cannot rely on a pre-defined fixed inf... | TACTIcAL raDIO cOMMuNIcATiOns RElY heAviLY oN ad-hOC MObiLE RaDIO nEtWorkS AND SysTeMs. emeRGiNG tACtICAl BATTlEFIELd NEtWOrks TypiCalLY INCLUde A COLlEcTIOn OF AutOnoMoUS HOst NodEs oR TeRmiNAlS ThAt Are Mobile. THesE nodeS mOvE INTo And OUT oF raDIo CommuNIcaTIoN raNGe wiTH EACH othER, And gEneRaLly cANNot relY On a ... | Tactical radiocommunications relyheavily on ad-hoc mobile radio networks and systems. Emergingtactical battlefield networks typically include a collection of autonomous host nodesor terminalsthat are mobile. These nodes move into and out of radiocommunication range with each other, and generally cannot rel... | Tactical radio communications rely heavily on ad-hoc _mobile_ _radio_ networks _and_ systems. Emerging tactical battlefield networks typically include a _collection_ of autonomous host nodes _or_ terminals that are mobile. These nodes move into and out of radio _communication_ range with each _other,_ and generally can... |
A “model” generally describes one or more complex application artifacts (e.g., business processes, data structures, structure and behavior of software systems or other technical and/or business components, etc.) in a formalized fashion. A model can use modeling primitives and/or conventions of a well-defined “abstract ... | a “ model ” generally describes one or more complex application artifacts ( e. g., business processes, data structures, structure and behavior of software systems or other technical and / or business components, etc. ) in a formalized fashion. a model can use modeling primitives and / or conventions of a well - defined... | A “ model ” generally describes one or more complex application artifacts (e. g. , business processes, data structures, structure and behavior of software systems or other technical and / or business components, etc.) in a formalized fashion. A model can use modeling primitives and / or conventions of a well - defined ... | A “model” generally describes one or more complex application artifacts (e.g., business processes, data structures, and of software or other technical and/or business components, etc.) in a formalized fashion. A model can use modeling primitives and/or conventions of a well-defined “abstract language,” which oftentimes... | A “MOdEl” GeNeRALLy DESCRiBes OnE Or moRe cOMpLeX APPlicATIoN aRtIFAcTS (E.G., buSIneSs pRoCEsSES, DATa sTrUCtUres, strucTUre and BeHAvior oF SoFtware SYsTemS Or otHer tEChNiCaL ANd/Or buSiNEsS COmPONENTs, ETc.) in A fOrmAliZed FAsHIon. a mODel cAn uSe modELINg PrImItIVES And/OR cOnVentIoNs Of A weLL-DEfiNeD “abstrAct ... | A “model” generally describes one or morecomplex application artifacts (e.g., business processes, data structures,structure and behavior of software systems or other technical and/or business components,etc.) in a formalized fashion. Amodel can use modeling primitives and/or conventions ofa well-defined “abstract... | A “model” generally describes one or more complex application artifacts (e.g., _business_ processes, data _structures,_ _structure_ and behavior of software systems or other technical _and/or_ business components, etc.) in a _formalized_ fashion. A model can use modeling primitives and/or conventions of a _well-defined... |
In a modulated signal subjected to voltage conversion, in particular, a modulated signal subjected to multi-level modulation, such as QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation), linear operation is required in a high-frequency power amplifier for transmitting power to an antenna. Hence, class A or class AB has been used as ... | when a modulated signal subjected to voltage conversion, in particular, a modulated signal subjected to multi - level modulation, such as qam ( quadrature amplitude modulation ), linear operation is required in a high - frequency power amplifier for transmitting rf to an antenna. hence, class a or class ab has historic... | In a modulated signal subjected to voltage conversion, in particular, a modulated signal subjected to multi - level modulation, such as QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation ), linear op3rAtion is required in a high - frequency power amplifier for transmitting power to an antenna. Hence, class A or class AB has been use... | In a modulated signal subjected to voltage conversion, in a modulated to multi-level modulation, such as QAM (Quadrature Amplitude Modulation), linear operation is required in a high-frequency power amplifier for transmitting power to an antenna. Hence, class A or AB has been used the class of the high-frequency power ... | iN A MOduLated sIGnAL sUBjecTEd To VOLTAgE cOnVerSiOn, iN PArTicuLaR, a mOduLAteD SIgnAL sUBJeCteD To MULTi-LEvel mOduLatION, SucH aS QaM (QUADRAtUre aMpliTuDe mODuLatIon), liNeaR oPERatiOn Is reqUIRed in a hiGH-FREQuEnCy Power AMpliFIER fOr trAnSmItTInG pOWer To aN AnTEnNA. HENCe, Class A oR CLaSs Ab HaS been USed As ... | In a modulated signal subjected to voltage conversion, in particular, a modulated signal subjectedto multi-level modulation, suchas QAM (Quadrature AmplitudeModulation), linear operation is requiredin ahigh-frequency power amplifier for transmitting power toan antenna. Hence, class A or class AB hasbeen used ... | _In_ a modulated _signal_ subjected to _voltage_ conversion, in _particular,_ a modulated signal subjected _to_ multi-level modulation, such as QAM (Quadrature _Amplitude_ Modulation), linear operation is required in a high-frequency power amplifier _for_ transmitting power to an antenna. Hence, class A _or_ class AB h... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a laser cutter, and more specifically to a piercing device for a laser cutter that is highly efficient at carrying out the piercing operation performed to initiate a cutting operation.
2. Description of the Related Art
When employing a laser to cut a thick (6 m... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a laser cutter, and more specifically to a piercing procedure for a laser cutter that is highly efficient at carrying out the piercing operation performed to initiate a cutting operation. 2. description of the related art when employing a laser to cut a thick (... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a laser cutter, and more specifically to a piercing device for a laser cutter that is highly efficient at carrying out the piercing operation performed to initiate a cutting operation. 2. Description of the Related Art When employing a laser to cut a thick (6 m... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to laser cutter, and more specifically to a piercing device for a laser cutter that is highly efficient at carrying out the operation performed to initiate cutting operation. 2. Description of the Related Art When employing laser to cut thick (6 mm or more) steel ... | 1. fIEld oF THE INventIoN
The pReSENT invEnTioN rElAtEs tO A LaSeR CUTTEr, AnD MORE sPEcIFIcAllY to A PIERCing deviCE fOR a LaSER CUTtER ThaT iS highlY eFfIcient aT carRYiNG out the PIerCing OpeRATiOn PErforMED TO iNItiatE A cUTtiNg oPeraTiON.
2. DescripTioN of ThE RElaTEd art
WHen eMPloYiNg a Laser to CUt A tHIck (6 m... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Thepresentinvention relates to a laser cutter, and more specifically to a piercing device for a laser cutter that ishighly efficient at carrying out thepiercing operationperformed toinitiate a cutting operation. 2. Description of the Related ArtWhen employing a laser to cut athick ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to _a_ laser cutter, and _more_ specifically _to_ a piercing device for a laser cutter that is highly efficient at carrying out the _piercing_ operation performed to initiate a cutting operation. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art When employing _a_ laser to cu... |
This invention relates to the application of a diffusion aluminide coating on a surface, and in particular, to the application of such a coating from an aluminum-containing paint.
In an aircraft gas turbine (jet) engine, air is drawn into the front of the engine, compressed by a shaft-mounted compressor, and mixed with... | this invention relates to the application of a diffusion aluminide coating on a surface, and in particular, to the application of such a coating from an aluminum - containing paint. aboard an aircraft gas turbine ( jet ) engine, air is drawn into the front of the engine, compressed by a shaft - mounted compressor, and ... | This invention relates to the application of a diffusion aluminide coating on a surface, and in particular, to the application of such a coating from an aluminum - containing paint. In an aircraft gas turbine (jet) engine, air is drawn into the front of the engine, compressed by a shaft - mounted compressor, and mixed ... | This invention relates to the application of a diffusion coating on a surface, and to the application of a coating an aluminum-containing paint. In an aircraft turbine (jet) engine, air is into the front of the compressed by a shaft-mounted compressor, and mixed with fuel. The mixture is burned, and hot exhaust are pas... | this InVENtion RelATEs tO THE APPliCaTION of a dIFfUSIon alUmiNIDe coatINg ON a surfacE, aND in ParTiCULAR, to the ApPLiCaTIon oF sUCH A coATing fRoM aN AluMiNum-cONTAININg pAiNT.
IN An AIrCrafT Gas TuRbInE (jET) eNGIne, AiR is DrAwN into THe fRoNT of thE ENGInE, COmPReSsed by A sHaft-MounTed COmpresSor, And MIXeD WITh... | This invention relates to the applicationof a diffusionaluminide coatingon asurface, and in particular, to theapplication of such a coating from an aluminum-containing paint. In an aircraft gas turbine (jet) engine, air is drawn into the front of the engine, compressed by a shaft-mounted comp... | This invention relates to the application of a diffusion aluminide _coating_ on a surface, and _in_ particular, to the application of such a coating from _an_ aluminum-containing paint. In an _aircraft_ gas turbine (jet) engine, air _is_ _drawn_ into the front of _the_ engine, compressed by a shaft-mounted compressor, ... |
Among wireless communication devises, demodulator is often seen as one of the most important component in receiver end. Demodulators are utilized at the rear end of the receiver to demodulate the signal modulated from the front end, matching the initial information signal. Bit Error-Rate (BER) is the important key to r... | among wireless circuit devises, demodulator is often seen as one of the most important component in receiver end. demodulators are utilized at the rear end of the receiver to demodulate the signal modulated from the front end, matching the initial information signal. bit error - rate ( ber ) is the important key to rat... | Among wireless communication devises, demodulator is often seen as one of the most important component in receiver end. Demodulators are utilized at the rear end of the receiver to dsmodu,ate the signal modulated from the front end, matching the initial information signal. Bit Error - Rate (BER) is the imp8rtaht key to... | Among wireless communication devises, demodulator is often seen as one of most important component in receiver end. Demodulators are utilized the rear end the to demodulate the signal modulated from front end, matching the initial information signal. Bit Error-Rate (BER) is the important key to rate such demodulators. ... | aMong WirEleSS coMMUNiCATION DEviSeS, dEMOdUlAToR is OfteN sEen AS oNe Of ThE mOSt ImPoRtANT CoMpoNEnt In REcEIvER end. DeMoDuLAtOrs are UTiLIzED aT the reaR eND Of THE RECEIVER tO demoDULAtE tHE sIgnAL moDUlateD froM thE FRONt ENd, mAtChINg thE INiTiAl INFOrMATIon SigNaL. bit eRRor-rAtE (BER) is the IMPORTaNT KEY TO r... | Among wireless communication devises, demodulatoris often seen asone of the most important component in receiver end. Demodulators are utilized at the rear end ofthe receiver to demodulate the signal modulated from the front end, matching the initialinformation signal. Bit Error-Rate (... | Among wireless communication devises, demodulator _is_ often seen _as_ one of the most important component _in_ receiver end. Demodulators are utilized at the _rear_ end of _the_ receiver to demodulate _the_ signal modulated from the _front_ end, matching the _initial_ information signal. _Bit_ Error-Rate (BER) _is_ th... |
This invention concerns a semiconductor manufacturing technique and, more in particular, it relates to a technique effective to application for the improvement of the cleaning effect for cleaning inside a molding die for use in semiconductor devices, as well as improvement for the productivity.
The technique described ... | this invention concerns a semiconductor manufacturing technique and, more in particular, it relates to a technique effective to application for the improvement of resin cleaning effect for cleaning inside a molding die for use in semiconductor devices, in well as improvement for the productivity. the technique describe... | This invention concerns a semiconductor manufacturing technique and, more in particular, it relates to a technique effective to application for the improvement of the cleaning effect for cleaning inside a mo;cing die for use in semiconductor devices, as well as improvement for the productivity. The technique described ... | This invention concerns a semiconductor manufacturing technique and, more in particular, it relates to a technique effective to application for the improvement of cleaning effect cleaning inside a molding die for use in semiconductor devices, as well as improvement for the productivity. The technique described below be... | tHIS inVenTioN CoNcerNs a sEmICOnduCTor maNUfACTuRiNg teCHNique and, mOrE iN PaRTiCuLaR, iT RElAtes tO A tecHNique EffECTiVE To apPLIcAtIon FOR tHE IMPROvEMEnt oF tHE clEAniNG effECt FoR CLeanINg InsIde a MolDIng DiE For usE iN seMicOnduCTor DeViceS, as WELL As imPrOVEmEnT foR THE PROducTIvITy.
THE tecHnIqUe DEsCRibED ... | This invention concerns a semiconductor manufacturing technique and, more in particular, it relates to a technique effective to application for the improvement of the cleaning effect for cleaning inside a molding die for usein semiconductor devices, as well as improvement for theproductivity. The ... | This _invention_ _concerns_ a semiconductor manufacturing technique and, more in particular, it relates to a technique effective to application _for_ the improvement of the _cleaning_ effect for cleaning inside a molding _die_ for use in semiconductor _devices,_ as well as _improvement_ _for_ the _productivity._ The te... |
This invention concerns a control device for evaporators and similar vapor handling systems. One such use is as a seal in a small scale solvent recovery system of the type shown in U.S. Pat. No. 4,457,805.
In evaporators in general, and heated vapor handling systems in particular, seals have a primary function to limit... | this invention concerns a control device for evaporators and similar vapor handling systems. one recent use is as a seal in a small scale solvent recovery system — the type shown in u. s. pat. no. 4, 457, 805. in evaporators in general, and heated vapor handling systems in particular, seals have a primary function to r... | This invdntLon concerns a control device for evaporators and similar vapor handling systems. One such use is as a seal in a small scale solvent reXKvery system of the type shown in U. S. Pat. No. 4, 457, 805. In evaporators in gfnera?, and meateC vQpoe handling systems in particular, seals have a primary function to li... | This invention concerns a control for evaporators and similar vapor handling systems. One such use is as seal in small scale solvent recovery system of the type shown in U.S. Pat. No. 4,457,805. evaporators in general, heated handling systems in particular, seals have a primary function to limit the flow of vapors, gas... | thIs InveNTion concernS a CONTroL DeVIce FOr eVaPoraToRs ANd sImiLAr vApOr HANDlINg SYSTeMS. onE sUcH Use is as A seaL iN A sMAlL ScALe SoLvEnT rEcoveRY SysTEM oF THe TypE ShowN IN U.S. paT. no. 4,457,805.
In eVAPOratoRs IN GENERaL, AND Heated VApoR hAndLing sYSTEMs In ParTiCuLAr, seAls HAve a prIMARY FuNCTIon To LIMIT... | This invention concerns a control devicefor evaporators and similar vapor handling systems.Onesuch useis as a seal ina small scale solvent recovery system of the type shownin U.S. Pat. No. 4,457,805. Inevaporators in general, and heatedvaporhandling systems in particular, seals have aprimary functi... | This invention concerns a _control_ device for evaporators and similar _vapor_ handling _systems._ _One_ _such_ use is as a seal in a small _scale_ solvent recovery system of the type shown _in_ U.S. Pat. _No._ 4,457,805. In evaporators in general, and heated vapor handling _systems_ in particular, seals have a _primar... |
In the planning phase of a building, the building owner and the architect need to decide whether or not an elevator installation is to be installed in the building. During that process, building owners and architects increasingly consider parameters such as energy consumption, eco-friendliness and overall operational c... | in the planning phase of a building, the building owner and the architect need to decide whether or not an elevator installation is to be installed in the building. during that process, building owners and architects increasingly consider parameters such as energy consumption, eco - friendliness and overall operational... | In the planning phase of a building, the building owner and the architect need to decide whether or not an elevator installation is to be installed in the building. During that process, building owners and architects increasingly consider parameters such as energy consumption, eco - friendliness and overall operational... | In the planning phase of a building, the building owner and the architect need to decide whether or not an elevator installation is to be installed in the building. During that process, building and architects consider parameters such as energy consumption, eco-friendliness and overall operational costs of elevator In ... | iN THe plANnING phAsE oF a BUiLDiNG, tHE BuILdiNg OwNeR And THE aRChiteCT NEeD tO deCIDe wHEThER OR nOt AN eLEvAtoR inStallaTioN IS tO bE iNstAllEd iN THE bUildINg. dUrinG thAT ProCesS, bUIlDInG OWNeRS aNd ArChItectS InCreasInGly CoNsIdER PArametERS SuCh AS energy ConSUmpTIon, ecO-FriEnDlINeSs ANd overaLL OperAtIOnaL C... | In theplanning phase of a building,the building owner and the architect need todecide whether or not an elevatorinstallation is to be installed in the building. During that process, building ownersand architectsincreasinglyconsider parameters such as energy consumption, eco-friendliness and overall... | In the planning _phase_ of _a_ _building,_ the building owner and _the_ architect need _to_ decide whether _or_ not an elevator installation is to be _installed_ in the building. During that process, building owners and architects _increasingly_ consider parameters such _as_ energy consumption, eco-friendliness _and_ _... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a packing can. More particularly, the present invention relates to a packing can which has an excellent resistance against deformation caused by the reduction of pressure at the cooling step after filling the can with contents or during the subsequent storage,... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to a packing can. more particularly, the present invention relates to a packing cylinder which has an excellent resistance against deformation caused by the reduction of pressure at the cooling step after filling the can with contents or during the subsequent s... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a packing can. More particularly, the present invention relates to a packing can which has an excellent resistance against deformation caused by the reduction of pressure at the cooling step after filling the can with contents or during the subsequent storage... | (1) Field of Invention The present invention to packing can. More particularly, the present invention to a packing can which has resistance against deformation caused by the reduction of pressure at the cooling step after filling the with contents or during the subsequent storage, and which makes it made possible to re... | (1) Field Of THE InVeNtiOn
ThE PreseNt inveNTion RElATeS TO a PAckING CAN. moRE PartiCUlaRlY, ThE prEsENT inVEnTioN RElaTeS To a paCKIng caN WHICh haS AN exCEllent rESisTaNCe AGAinST dEfOrMATIOn cauSED BY The rEdUcTiON Of prESsuRE AT The CoOling Step AFTER FillING ThE CAn WItH CoNtenTs oR dUriNg The suBsEquENt StoRAGE,... | (1) Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a packing can. More particularly, the present invention relates to a packing canwhich has an excellent resistanceagainst deformationcaused by the reductionof pressure at the cooling step after fillingthecan with contents or during the... | (1) Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention _relates_ to a packing can. _More_ particularly, the _present_ _invention_ relates _to_ _a_ packing can which has an excellent resistance against deformation caused _by_ the reduction of pressure at the cooling step after filling _the_ _can_ with contents or during t... |
Recently, the work of locking the electronic parts on a print-circuit board of an electronic equipment has been carried out by the use of an automatized machine.
The conventional automatized machine supplies, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, electronic parts 2, such as ICs, resistors, or condensers, linked on a tape onto a... | recently, the work of locking the electronic parts on a print - circuit board of an electronic printer has been carried out by the use of an automatized machine. the conventional automatized machine supplies, as shown in figs. 13 and 14, electronic parts 2, such as ics, resistors, or condensers, linked on a tape onto a... | Recently, the work of locking the electronic parts on a print - circuit board of an electronic equipment has been carried out by the use of an automatized machine. The conventional automatized machine supplies, as shown in FIGS. 13 and 14, electronic parts 2, such as ICs, resistors, or condensers, linked on a tape onto... | Recently, the work of locking the electronic parts on print-circuit of an electronic equipment has been carried out by the use of an The conventional automatized machine supplies, as shown in FIGS. and 14, electronic parts 2, such ICs, resistors, or condensers, linked on a tape onto a print-circuit board 1 and inserts ... | recENtly, THE WOrk oF locKiNG THE ELecTrONic pARts oN A prInt-circuiT BoarD oF An eleCtRONiC EQUiPmEnT Has beEN cArRIEd Out bY tHe uSe of an autoMatIzED MaCHINE.
THe cONVenTIONal auToMAtized mAcHine SupPlieS, aS shOwN in fIGs. 13 aNd 14, ELEcTrONIC PARTs 2, sUcH aS ICS, ReSistOrs, OR COndeNsErS, LINkeD on a TAPE ONto a... | Recently, thework oflockingthe electronic parts ona print-circuit board of an electronic equipment has been carried outby the useof an automatized machine. The conventionalautomatized machine supplies, as shown in FIGS. 13 and14, electronic parts 2, such as ICs, resistors, or condensers,linked on a tap... | _Recently,_ the work of locking the electronic parts on a _print-circuit_ board of an electronic equipment has been carried out by the use of an automatized machine. The conventional automatized machine _supplies,_ as _shown_ in FIGS. _13_ and 14, electronic parts 2, such as _ICs,_ resistors, or _condensers,_ linked on... |
Large structural components which are part of larger structures and which must be fabricated to close dimensional tolerances are typically assembled on hard tooling and fastened together by hand. This entails high labor costs and continual calibration and maintenance of the fixturing tooling, which can experience very ... | large structural components which are part of larger structures and which must be fabricated to close dimensional tolerances are typically assembled on hard tooling and fastened together by hand. this entails high labor costs and continual calibration and maintenance on the fixturing tooling, which can experience very ... | Large structural components which are part of larger structures and which must be fabricated to cioXe dimensional tolerances are typically assembled on hard tooling and fastened together by hand. This entails high labor costs and cont9Jual calibration and maintenance of the fOxtu%ing tooling, which can experience deru ... | Large structural components which are part of larger and which must be fabricated to close dimensional are typically assembled on hard tooling and fastened together by This entails high labor costs and continual calibration and maintenance the fixturing tooling, which can experience very hard usage the factory. An exam... | LaRGe strUCTuRal cOmpOnentS WHICH ARe PArT of LaRGEr STRucTUres aNd which mUsT bE FabRICated TO CLOsE dIMENSIONAL tolErANCES are TyPiCAlly AsSEMBlED oN HarD TOoLiNG And faSteNed ToGEThEr BY HanD. THIs entaiLS hIGh LabOr COStS AnD CoNTINuAL CALIBRaTioN aNd mainTEnanCE OF tHE fIXTURinG ToOLiNG, WhIcH caN EXPERiEncE veRy ... | Largestructural components whichare partof larger structures andwhich must befabricated to close dimensional tolerances are typically assembled on hard tooling and fastened together byhand. This entails high labor costs andcontinual calibration and maintenance of the fixturing tooling, which can expe... | Large structural components which _are_ part of larger structures and which must be fabricated to close dimensional tolerances are typically assembled on _hard_ tooling and fastened together by hand. This entails high labor _costs_ and _continual_ calibration and _maintenance_ of the fixturing tooling, _which_ can expe... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a map indication device and to a navigation device which produces route guidance to a destination (goal) that is set by a user.
2. Description of the Related Art
A conventional map indication device can be represented by, for example, a car navigation device mounted on... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a map indication device and to a navigation device which produces route guidance to a mission ( goal ) it is set by a user. 2nd. description of the related art a conventional map indication device can be represented by, for example, a car navigation device mounted on a... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a map indication device and to a navigation device which produces route guidance to a destination (goal) that is set by a user. 2. Description of the Related Art A conventional map indication device can be represented by, for example, a car navigation device mounted on... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates a map indication device and a navigation device which produces route guidance a destination (goal) that is set by a user. 2. Description of the Related Art A conventional map indication device can be represented by, for a car navigation device mounted on car. The car devi... | 1. FIeLD OF The InveNtION
thE invENtION rElATEs To A map INDICATIoN DEVicE aNd tO A NavigAtiOn deVIce wHiCh PrOduceS roUTe guidancE to a DesTInatioN (goAL) tHat iS sEt bY A UseR.
2. descRIPTIon OF the RElaTed aRT
a coNvENtioNal mAP InDICaTiOn dEVICE cAn BE rEPresentED bY, for EXAmPle, A CAR NaviGaTioN DeVICe mouNTEd on... | 1. Field of theInvention The invention relates toa map indication deviceand to a navigation device which produces route guidance to a destination (goal) thatis set by a user. 2. Description of the Related ArtA conventional map indication device can be represented by, forexample, a car naviga... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ invention relates to _a_ map _indication_ device and to _a_ navigation device which produces route guidance _to_ a destination (goal) that _is_ set by a user. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art A conventional map indication _device_ can be represented by, for _example,_ _a_ _car_ navi... |
Mobility, being capable of moving from place to place or of moving quickly from one state to another, has been one of the ultimate goals of humanity throughout recorded history. The automobile has likely done more in helping individuals achieve that goal than any other development. Since its inception, societies around... | mobility, being capable of moving from place to place or of moving quickly from one state to another, has been one of the ultimate goals of humanity throughout recorded history. the automobile has likely done more in helping individuals achieve that goal than any other development. since its inception, societies around... | Mobility, being capable of <Iving from place to place or of moving quickly from one state to another, has been one of the ultimate goals of humanity throughout recorded history. The automobile has likely done more in helping individuals achieve that goal than any other development. Since its inception, societies around... | Mobility, being capable of moving from place to place or of moving quickly from one state to another, has been one of the ultimate goals of humanity throughout recorded history. The automobile has likely done more helping individuals that goal any other development. its inception, societies around the have experienced ... | MObILIty, BEINg capabLe OF MoVIng frOm pLace tO pLAcE OR OF mOviNG QuICkLy frOm one stATe to aNoTheR, Has BeEN one Of the uLTIMATe GoAlS Of HuMaNITy ThrOUGHouT rEcORded histORy. The auToMoBile HAS LIKElY dONe mORE In HELping INdIViduALS aCHiEVe That GoAl thAN ANy other deVelopMEnT. sINCe ItS InCePtiOn, SoCiEties ArOuNd... | Mobility,being capable of moving fromplaceto place or of moving quickly from one state to another, has been one of the ultimategoals of humanity throughoutrecorded history. The automobile has likely done moreinhelping individuals achieve that goal than any other development. Since its inc... | Mobility, being capable of moving from place to place or of moving quickly _from_ one state _to_ another, has been one of the ultimate goals of _humanity_ throughout _recorded_ history. The automobile has likely done _more_ in helping _individuals_ achieve that goal than any other _development._ Since its inception, so... |
1. Technical Field
Aspects of this document relate generally to apparatuses for propelling individuals participating in rolling or sliding-based recreational activities.
2. Background Art
Conventional watersports paddles are typically formed of rigid inflexible material that may be inefficient during use. | vii. technical field considerations on this document relate generally to apparatuses for propelling individuals participating in rolling or sliding - based recreational activities. v. background on conventional watersports paddles are flexible pieces of rigid inflexible material that may be inefficient during use. | 1. Technical Fidod Aspects of tBiE document relate generally to apparatuses for propelling individuals participating in rolling or Xlidint - based revreationAl actiGitifs. 2. Background Art Conventipjal waterso*rts Laddlrs are typicx?ly formed of rigid inflexible mqteriao that may be inefficient during use. | 1. Technical of this document relate generally to apparatuses for propelling individuals participating in rolling or sliding-based recreational activities. 2. Background Conventional watersports paddles are typically formed of rigid inflexible that may be inefficient during use. | 1. tEChNIcal FiELD
asPeCts of thIs dOcuMent ReLATe gENERAlly tO ApPARaTuSeS FOR ProPElLINg indiviDUALs pArTicIpAtING iN ROllING OR sliding-BASed rEcReATiONAL aCTIvITieS.
2. baCKGROuNd art
cOnVENTiONAl waTERsporTS PAddLes aRe tyPICaLLY FOrMeD of RiGId InfLEXibLE mATerIal THAt May be IneFFicient duRINg uSe. | 1. Technical FieldAspects ofthis document relate generally to apparatuses for propelling individuals participating in rolling or sliding-based recreational activities. 2. Background Art Conventional watersports paddlesare typically formed of rigid inflexible material that may be inefficient during use. | 1. Technical Field Aspects of _this_ _document_ relate generally to apparatuses for _propelling_ individuals participating in rolling or _sliding-based_ _recreational_ activities. 2. _Background_ Art _Conventional_ watersports paddles are typically formed _of_ rigid inflexible material that may be inefficient during us... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a composition for treating hearing loss. More specifically, the present invention relates to a composition for treating hearing loss that includes components that function through different biological mechanisms and provide an additive effect that is ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to a composition for treating hearing loss. more specifically, the present invention relates to a composition for treating hearing loss that includes components that function through different biological mechanisms to provide an additive effect that is g... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a composition for treating hearing loss. More specifically, the present invention relates to a composition for treating hearing loss that includes components that function through different biological mechanisms and provide an additive effect that is ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present generally relates to a composition for treating hearing loss. More specifically, the present invention relates to a composition for treating hearing loss that includes components that function through different biological mechanisms provide an additive effect that is greater than t... | 1. fIELd oF the InvENTion
ThE PRESEnT InVenTiON genERAlLy rELATeS tO a COmPosItIon fOR tREATINg heAring LOsS. mORe spECiFIcally, thE PReseNt InvENtIOn rELATEs tO a COmpositIoN For TrEaTINg HeAring LOSs ThaT INcluDes cOmpOnENTs THat FUncTioN ThrOUGh dIffErENt BiolOgICaL meCHAniSMs ANd PROVidE an AddITIVe effeCT THaT IS ... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present inventiongenerally relates to a composition for treating hearing loss.More specifically, the present invention relates to a composition for treating hearing loss that includes components that function through different biological mechanisms and provide an addit... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a composition for treating hearing loss. More specifically, the present invention relates to a composition for treating hearing loss that includes components that function _through_ different biological mechanisms _and_ provide an additive effect th... |
It is a requirement in a large number of situations to provide a mounting whereby a component is resiliently fixed despite being subject to loads as a result of thermal cycling or mechanical pressures. Ideally, these loads should be accommodated in the form of relative slippage to avoid overstressing of the component.
... | it is a requirement in a large number of situations to provide a mounting whereby a component is resiliently fixed despite being subject to loads as a result of thermal cycling or mechanical defects. ideally, these loads should be accommodated in the form of relative slippage to avoid overstressing of the component. fi... | It is a requirement in a large number of situations to provide a mounting whereby a component is resiliently fixed despite being dubIect to loads as a result of thermal cyVking or mechanical pressures. Ideally, these loads should be accommodated in the form of relative slippage to avoid overstressing of the component. ... | It is a a large number of situations to a mounting whereby a is resiliently fixed despite being subject to loads as a of thermal cycling or mechanical Ideally, these loads should accommodated in the form of relative slippage to avoid overstressing of the FIG. 1 illustrates a typical prior mounting arrangement of a vane... | It iS a ReQuIremEnT In a LArgE nUmBer oF siTuATiONS TO PrOviDe A moUNTINg whEREbY A cOMponenT Is reSIliEntLY fIxed DesPItE BEING sUbJeCt tO loadS as A rESuLt OF ThERMAl CycLIng OR MEcHANIcAL PRESSURes. IdEALly, THese Loads SHould Be ACcOmMOdATEd in the foRm Of reLaTiVE SLIPPagE To aVOId oVeRSTRessInG oF The coMpONeNt.
... | It is a requirement in alarge number of situations to provide a mounting whereby a component is resilientlyfixed despitebeing subject toloadsas a result of thermal cycling or mechanical pressures. Ideally, theseloads should be accommodated in the formof relative slippage to avoid overstressingof... | It is a requirement in _a_ large number _of_ situations _to_ provide a mounting whereby a component is resiliently fixed despite being subject to loads as a result _of_ thermal cycling or _mechanical_ pressures. Ideally, these _loads_ should _be_ accommodated in _the_ _form_ of relative slippage _to_ avoid overstressin... |
This invention generally relates to improved multi-layer steel gaskets. More specifically the present invention relates to an improved anti-fret primer coating for a multilayer gasket.
Gaskets are used in a variety of locations in an internal combustion engines. The primary requirement of these gaskets is that they be ... | this invention generally relates to improved multi - layer steel gaskets. more specifically the present invention relates to an improved anti - corrosion primer coating for a multilayer gasket. gaskets are used in a variety of locations in an internal combustion engines. the primary requirement of these gaskets is that... | This inBenGion generally relates to improved multi - layer steel gaskets. More specifically the present iMveGtion relates to an improved anti - fret pgimef coating for a multilayer gasket. Gaskets are used in a variety of locations in an internal combustion engines. The primary requirement of these gaskets is that they... | This invention generally relates to improved multi-layer steel gaskets. specifically present invention relates to an improved anti-fret primer for a gasket. Gaskets are used in a variety of locations an internal combustion engines. The primary requirement these gaskets is that they be able to maintain sealing capabilit... | THIs InvEntiON GENERallY rElaTes to IMProveD mulTI-layer steEl gaskEts. MOre SPEciFIcaLLY The PReSenT iNvENTiON rELAteS TO an imPROved ANtI-FRET PRImER cOATInG For A MuLtIlaYer gASkeT.
gASkEtS ArE usEd in a vaRIETY Of lOCaTIoNS IN AN inTERnAl cOMbUSTiON enginES. THe primARY REQuiREmENt oF tHEsE GaSKets iS THAT ThEY be ... | This invention generally relatesto improved multi-layer steel gaskets. More specificallythe presentinvention relates to an improved anti-fret primer coating for a multilayer gasket. Gaskets are used in a variety of locations in an internalcombustion engines. The primary requirement ofthese gaskets is tha... | This _invention_ generally relates _to_ improved _multi-layer_ steel gaskets. More _specifically_ the present _invention_ relates to an improved anti-fret primer coating for a multilayer gasket. Gaskets are used _in_ a variety _of_ locations _in_ _an_ internal _combustion_ engines. The primary requirement _of_ these ga... |
Ammonium and nitrate are primary nitrogen sources for plant growth and development. Plants require transporters for acquisition of both ammonium and nitrate. Transporters of ammonium and nitrate exist not only in plants, but in almost all organisms. Ammonium transporters (AMTs) usually exist in a genome as gene familie... | ammonium and nitrate are primary nitrogen sources for plant growth and development. plants require transporters for acquisition of both ammonium and nitrate. transporters of ammonium and nitrate exist not only in plants, but in almost all organisms. ammonium transporters ( amts ) usually exist in a genome as gene famil... | Ammonium and nitrate are primary nitrogen sources for plant growth and development. Plants reWIire transporters for acquisition of both ammonium and nitrate. Transporters of ammonium and nitrate exist not only in plants, but in almost all organisms. Ammonium transporters (AMTs) usually exist in a genome as gene familie... | Ammonium and nitrate are primary nitrogen for plant and Plants require transporters acquisition of both ammonium and nitrate. Transporters of ammonium and nitrate exist not only in plants, but in almost all organisms. Ammonium transporters (AMTs) usually exist in a genome as gene families, for example at least: six Ara... | AmMonIUM AnD niTRATe ARe PriMArY niTROGEN sourCES foR PlaNt gRoWth AnD DEVEloPmeNT. PlaNtS rEQuiRe tRANsporTERs for AcquISItION oF boTH AMMOniUM anD nItRATe. TRaNspoRTeRs oF AMmonIUM anD NITRATE ExIsT nOt oNLY in pLAnTS, buT In aLMost ALl orGAnISms. amMoNIum tRaNSPoRters (AmtS) UsUaLLy exiST iN A genOMe aS gENE famILiE... | Ammonium and nitrate are primary nitrogen sources for plantgrowthand development. Plants requiretransporters for acquisition of both ammonium andnitrate. Transporters of ammonium and nitrate exist not only in plants, but in almost all organisms. Ammonium transporters (AMTs) usuallyexist in a genome as gene fami... | Ammonium _and_ nitrate are primary nitrogen _sources_ for plant growth and development. _Plants_ require transporters for acquisition of both ammonium and _nitrate._ Transporters of _ammonium_ and _nitrate_ _exist_ _not_ only in plants, _but_ in _almost_ all _organisms._ Ammonium transporters _(AMTs)_ usually exist in ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and its control method that are preferable to be used when an input and output line (IO line) and the like, which output data and the like, are commonly used between banks.
2. Description of Related Art
In a dynamic random access m... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and its control method that are preferable to be used when an i and output line ( io line ) and the like, which output data and the like, are commonly used between banks. 2. description of related art in a dynamic random access mem... | 1. Field of the KnventKon The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and its control method that are preDeraboe to be used when an input and output line (IO line) and the like, which output data and the like, are commonly used between banks. 2. Description of Related Art In a dynamic random access m... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a semiconductor memory device and its control method that are preferable to when an input output line (IO line) and the which output data and the are used between banks. 2. Description of Related Art In a dynamic random access memory (DRAM) having plurality of ... | 1. FielD Of tHe iNVEntIon
the pReSent inveNtion RELAtES tO a sEMICOnDuctOr mEMOry deViCE and iTs coNtrOl MethOD tHat aRE preferAblE tO be uSed WHen An iNPuT ANd ouTPUt lINe (Io LiNE) AnD thE Like, wHiCh OutPuT data And the Like, arE comMoNlY uSEd bETWEEn baNkS.
2. DeScRiPtIOn of rElAtED ArT
IN A dYNAMic raNDOM AcCesS M... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to asemiconductor memory device and its controlmethod that are preferable to be used when an input and output line (IO line)andthe like, which output data andthe like, are commonly used between banks. 2. Description of Related Ar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a semiconductor memory device and _its_ control method that _are_ preferable _to_ be used when an input and output line _(IO_ line) and _the_ like, _which_ output _data_ and the like, are commonly used between _banks._ 2. Description of _Related_ _Art_ _In_ _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to tire vulcanizing apparatus, and more particularly to a charging device for such apparatus.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The prior art vulcanizers for tire recapping are roughly classified into two types, namely one using an air bag and one using a ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to tire vulcanizing apparatus, and more particularly to a charging device for such apparatus. 2. description of the prior art the prior art vulcanizers for tire recapping are roughly classified into two types, namely one using an oval bag and one using a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to tire vulcanizing apparatus, and more particularly to a charging device for such apparatus. 2. Description of the Prior Art The prior art vulcanizers for tire recapping are roughly classified into two types, namely one usimb an air bag and one using a ... | of the Invention The present invention relates generally tire vulcanizing apparatus, and more particularly to a charging device such apparatus. 2. Description of the Prior Art The prior art vulcanizers for tire recapping are classified into two types, namely one using an air bag and one using a bladder. In the air bag ... | 1. FIEld OF THe inVEnTiOn
THe PREsenT INVeNTIOn reLAtes generALlY To tIre vULCAniZing aPpaRaTus, AnD moRe PArtIcuLARLy to a CHarGiNG DevICe FoR SUCh AppArAtUs.
2. deSCRIPTioN oF The pRIor arT
ThE PrIoR aRt vulcAnIzers for TIre REcaPPiNg are RouGHlY ClAssiFiED InTo two typEs, nAMely ONE USiNg An Air BAG And ONE UsiNg a ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates generally totire vulcanizing apparatus, and more particularlyto a charging devicefor such apparatus. 2.Descriptionof the Prior Art The prior art vulcanizers for tire recapping areroughly classified into two types, namely one using an air bag and one u... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates _generally_ to tire vulcanizing apparatus, and more particularly to a charging device for such apparatus. 2. Description of the Prior Art The prior _art_ vulcanizers for _tire_ _recapping_ are roughly classified _into_ two _types,_ namely one using an air ... |
In the beverage industry, food industry, and in other industries, it is common to fill a container and then to put some sort of a cap on the container by spin-welding. In spin-welding, the cap (typically plastic) is spun and placed on top of the container (also typically plastic). The contact between the cap and the co... | in the beverage industries, food industry, and in other industries, it is common to fill a container and then to put some sort of a cap on the container by spin - welding. in spin - welding, the cap ( typically plastic ) is spun and placed on top of the container ( also typically plastic ). the contact between the cap ... | In the beverage industry, food industry, and in other industries, it is common to fill a container and then to put some sort of a cap on the container by spin - welding. In spin - welding, the cap (typically plastic) is spun and placed on top of the contqineg (also typically plastic ). The contact between the cap and t... | In the industry, food industry, and in other industries, it is common to fill a container and then to put some sort a cap on container by spin-welding. In spin-welding, the cap (typically plastic) is spun and placed on top of the container (also typically plastic). The contact between the cap and the container creates ... | iN ThE beVeRAGE INDUSTRy, FOod INduSTRy, AND In OtHER inDuSTRIEs, iT is COMmoN to fIlL A CoNTaIner AnD THEn to pUT soMe SORT OF A Cap on tHe CONtaIneR By SPiN-wElding. in sPIN-welDinG, thE CAP (TYpicAlly PLAsTiC) iS sPUn aNd pLACeD oN ToP OF ThE ConTAInEr (alsO tYpICAllY plasTic). tHE CONtaCt BETwEEN tHe CAP AnD thE Co... | In the beverage industry, food industry, and in otherindustries, it is common to fill acontainer and thento put some sort of a cap on the container by spin-welding. In spin-welding, the cap (typically plastic)is spun and placed on top ofthe container (also typically plastic). ... | In the _beverage_ industry, food industry, and _in_ other industries, it is common _to_ fill a container and _then_ to put some _sort_ of a cap on the container by spin-welding. In spin-welding, the cap (typically _plastic)_ _is_ spun _and_ placed on _top_ of the container _(also_ typically plastic). The contact betwee... |
The present invention relates to the production of microchannel and microcavity systems, and more particularly to an improved method of bonding plane layers together in such production.
Microchannel or microcavity structures are used in inter alia chemical analytical techniques, such as electrophoresis and chromatograp... | the present invention relates to the production of microchannel and microcavity systems, and more particularly to a improved method of bonding plane layers together in such production. microchannel or microcavity structures are used in inter alia chemical analytical techniques, such as electrophoresis and chromatograph... | The present invention relates to the production of microchannel and microcavity systems, and more particularly to an improved method of bonding plane layers together in such production. Microchannel or microcavity structures are used in inter alia chemical analytical techniques, such as electrophoresis and chromatograp... | The present invention relates to the production of microchannel microcavity systems, more to an improved method of bonding plane layers together in such production. Microchannel or microcavity structures are used in inter alia chemical analytical techniques, such as electrophoresis and chromatography. In one type of su... | tHe pREseNt InvENTIOn relATes tO tHe pRODuCtiON oF MICrOchanNeL AnD MICRocAvITY SystemS, aNd more ParTicULArLY TO AN imprOVEd METhOD of bOndIng PlAne LayERS tOgEther In SUCH PRODuCTiOn.
micRoChanNEl oR MicrOCavITY strUCtuREs Are USEd In INter alIA cHeMicAl aNalYtIcal TEChniqueS, such AS EleCtroPHORESIS anD CHRoMAtograP... | The present invention relates to the productionof microchannel andmicrocavity systems,and moreparticularly to an improved method of bonding plane layers together in such production. Microchannel or microcavity structures areusedin inter alia chemical analytical techniques,such as electrophoresis and c... | _The_ present invention relates to the production _of_ microchannel and microcavity systems, and more _particularly_ to an improved _method_ of bonding plane layers _together_ in such production. Microchannel or microcavity structures are _used_ in _inter_ alia chemical analytical techniques, such _as_ _electrophoresis... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to an object gripping device, and more particularly to an object gripping device using a electromagnetic assembly.
2. Description of Related Art
In general physical stores or exhibition venues, actual portable electronic products of many brands, (such as mobile phones, ... | 1. technical field the firearm disclosure relates to some object gripping device, particularly more particularly to an object gripping device using a electromagnetic assembly. 2. description of tangible art in general physical stores or exhibition venues, actual portable electronic products of many brands, ( such as mo... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure reOqtes to an object gripping device, and more particularly to an object gripping device using a electromagnetic assembly. 2. Description of Related Art In general pMydical stores or exhibition CenueD, actual portable electronic products of many brands, (such as mobile phones, ... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to object gripping device, more to an object gripping device a electromagnetic assembly. 2. Description of Related Art In general physical stores or exhibition actual portable electronic products of many brands, (such mobile phones, tablet computers, cameras, game conso... | 1. teChNiCAl fIelD
THe PResENt DiSclOSUrE relaTes To aN oBjecT gRIPpInG DEvIcE, AND mOre pARticULarlY to An ObjeCt GripPiNG DeVIcE using A ElecTromAGnetIC ASSEMBLY.
2. DEScriPtion Of RElaTED arT
in GEneRal PhYSiCAl sTORes OR EXHIbiTiOn vEnUeS, ACtUal PORTABLE ELECTRONiC produCTS OF Many bRands, (sucH as MobILe phonES, ... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates toan objectgripping device, and more particularly to an object gripping device using a electromagnetic assembly.2. Description of Related Art Ingeneral physical stores or exhibitionvenues, actual portable electronic products of many brands,(such as mobile... | 1. Technical _Field_ The present _disclosure_ relates to _an_ object gripping device, and more _particularly_ to an object _gripping_ device using a electromagnetic assembly. 2. _Description_ of Related _Art_ In _general_ physical _stores_ _or_ exhibition venues, _actual_ portable electronic products of many brands, _(... |
The present invention relates to a device for measuring gas permeability through a membrane; more particularly, the invention is an improved gas permeability measuring device which permits such measurements to be accomplished at substantially constant temperature and relative humidity.
Gas permeability measuring device... | the present invention relates to a device for measuring gas permeability through a membrane ; more particularly, the patent is an improved gas permeability measuring device which permits such measurements to be accomplished at substantially constant temperature and relative humidity. membrane permeability measuring dev... | The present invention relates to a device for measuring gas permeability through a membrane; more particularly, the invention is an improved gas permeability measuring device which permits such measurements to be accomplished at substantially constant temperature and relative humidity. Gas permeability measuring device... | The present invention a device for measuring gas permeability through a membrane; more particularly, the invention is an improved gas permeability measuring device which such measurements to accomplished at substantially constant temperature and relative humidity. Gas permeability devices are known in the art, includin... | THE pRESeNt INveNTioN relAtEs TO A dEVICe For meaSUrIng Gas pErMeAbILiTY tHrouGH A MEmbRaNe; MorE PaRtiCuLArLy, thE iNvEnTiON Is aN iMPRoved gAS peRmeAbIlitY mEasUrINg DeVIce WhICh Permits SucH MeasuRemEnts To Be ACcompLishEd AT SUBstANtIaLly ConsTANT tEmpERAtURe anD reLative HUMIDity.
GaS pERmEAbiLItY mEAsuriNG DEVICE... | The present invention relates to a device for measuring gas permeability through a membrane; more particularly, the invention is an improved gas permeabilitymeasuring device which permits such measurements to be accomplishedat substantiallyconstant temperature and relative humidity. Gas permeabilitymeasuring d... | _The_ present invention relates to a device _for_ measuring _gas_ permeability _through_ _a_ membrane; more _particularly,_ the invention is an improved gas permeability measuring _device_ which permits _such_ measurements to be accomplished at substantially constant temperature and relative humidity. Gas permeability ... |
A Gilbert Cell type variable gain amplifier (hereinafter referred to simply as a “differential amplifier”) may be used as a circuit for driving an optical modulator in an optical transceiver or the like. The differential amplifier has a variable gain which can be varied in accordance with a gain control signal given to... | a gilbert cell type variable gain amplifier ( hereinafter referred to simply as a “ differential amplifier ” ) may be used as a circuit for driving an optical modulator in an optical transceiver or the like. the differential amplifier has a variable gain which can be varied in accordance with the gain control signal gi... | A Gilbert Cell type variable gain amplifier (hereinafter referred to sjmp?y as a “ differ$ntiql amplifier ”) may be used as a circuit for driving an optivSl modulator in an optical transceiver or the like. The differential ampliEoer has a variable gain which can be varied in accordance with a gain control signal given ... | A Gilbert Cell type variable gain amplifier (hereinafter referred simply as a “differential amplifier”) may be used as a circuit driving an optical modulator in an optical transceiver or the The differential has a variable gain which can be varied in accordance with a gain control signal to of four transistors provided... | A gILBeRt CeLL typE variABLE gAIN AMPlifIER (herEInafTER ReFERrED TO SIMPLy As A “diFFEReNTIal aMplIfIer”) mAY be UseD AS a cIRcUiT FOr dRiVinG AN OPTiCAl ModULatOR iN an OPtiCAl TRANSCEiVEr or thE like. tHE diFfErEntial aMPLIFIeR HAS A VaRIaBle Gain whICH CAN Be varIED iN ACcOrdaNCE wITH a gAin conTroL SiGnAl gIVEN to... | A Gilbert Celltype variable gain amplifier (hereinafter referred to simply as a “differential amplifier”) may be used as acircuitfor driving an opticalmodulator in an optical transceiver or the like. The differential amplifier has avariable gain which can bevaried in accordance with a gain con... | A Gilbert Cell type variable gain _amplifier_ (hereinafter referred to simply as a “differential amplifier”) may be used as _a_ circuit _for_ driving an optical modulator _in_ _an_ optical _transceiver_ _or_ the like. The _differential_ amplifier has a _variable_ gain which _can_ be varied in accordance with a gain con... |
The field of the present invention relates to optical devices incorporating distributed optical structures. In particular, multimode planar waveguide spectral filters are disclosed herein. | the field of semiconductor present invention relates to optical devices exhibiting distributed crystalline structures. in particular, multimode planar waveguide spectral filters be disclosed herein. | The field of the present invention reIated to optical deFKces incorporating distfib^ted optical structures. In particular, Hultim9de planar wavSgu*de s9ect3al fiItDrs are discl(sfd uerekn. | The field of the present invention relates to optical devices incorporating distributed structures. In particular, multimode waveguide spectral filters are disclosed herein. | The fIeLD OF tHe pRESent InventIoN rELAtES TO opticAl dEVIcEs iNcorporatINg DisTRiBUTeD OPticaL STRUCTurES. iN PaRtIcuLar, MULTIMODe pLAnaR wAVegUidE SpECtRaL fiLtERs aRE disclOSed HerEIN. | The field of the present invention relates to optical devicesincorporating distributed optical structures. In particular,multimode planar waveguidespectral filtersaredisclosed herein. | _The_ field of the present invention relates to _optical_ _devices_ _incorporating_ distributed optical structures. In particular, _multimode_ _planar_ waveguide _spectral_ filters are disclosed herein. |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus for generating x-rays, and in particular to an x-ray radiator having an elongated cathode.
2. Description of the Prior Art
U.S. Pat. No. 4,340,816 discloses a radiation source having an anode which is either elongated or arcuately curved, arranged ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an apparatus for generating x - rays, and in particular to an x - ray radiator having an elongated cathode. 2. description of the prior art u. s. pat. no. 4, 340, 816 discloses a radiation source having an anode which is either elongated alternatively arcuately... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus for generating x - rays, and in particular to an x - ray radiator having an elongated cathode. 2. Description of the Prior Art U. S. Pat. No. 4, 340, 816 discloses a radiation source having an anode which is either elongated or arcuately curved, ar... | 1. of the Invention present invention relates to apparatus generating x-rays, and in particular to an x-ray radiator having elongated cathode. 2. Description of the Prior Art U.S. No. 4,340,816 discloses a source having an which is either elongated or arcuately curved, arranged opposite a plurality of cathodes. These c... | 1. fieLD OF the InvEntION
The preSenT iNvENTiOn rELAteS tO An aPPARaTUS fOR gENeRAtinG X-RAys, aND In PaRtiCulAr TO an X-RaY RADiAtOR HavinG aN elongaTed cATHOde.
2. DESCriptIon Of The pRiOR arT
u.s. pAT. no. 4,340,816 disClOSES a RaDiAtIoN SOuRCE haVinG AN anODE whiCh Is EitHer ELOnGaTEd or aRcuaTely CURvEd, aRrAnGed ... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus for generating x-rays, and inparticularto an x-ray radiator having an elongated cathode. 2.Descriptionof the PriorArt U.S. Pat.No. 4,340,816 discloses a radiation source having an anode which is eitherelongated or arcuatelyc... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _an_ apparatus for generating x-rays, and _in_ _particular_ to an x-ray radiator having an elongated cathode. 2. Description of the Prior Art _U.S._ Pat. No. _4,340,816_ discloses _a_ radiation _source_ having an anode which is either elongated _or_ arcuate... |
Maintaining appropriate anesthesia during surgical operation is difficult. Clinicians providing anesthesia to a patient have to continuously respond to changes in the patient's condition and, when needed, take emergency actions. One key to managing anesthesia is maintaining an appropriate sedation level for a patient, ... | maintaining appropriate anesthesia during surgical operation is difficult. clinicians providing anesthesia to a patient have to continuously respond to changes in the client ' s condition and, when needed, take emergency actions. another key to managing anesthesia is maintaining an appropriate sedation level for a pati... | Maintaining appropriate anesthesia during surgical operation is difficult. Clinicians providing anesthesia to a patient have to continuously respond to changes in the patient ' s condition and, when needed, take emergency actions. One key to managing anesthesia is maintaining an appropriate sedation level for a patient... | Maintaining appropriate anesthesia surgical operation difficult. Clinicians providing anesthesia to a patient have to continuously to in the patient's condition and, when needed, take actions. One key managing anesthesia is maintaining an appropriate sedation level for a patient, which requires accurate assessment of p... | mAiNTaINIng aPpROpriAte aNESthESIa DURinG surGICal oPeRatION iS dIFfiCulT. cLINIciaNs pROviDIng anEStHeSIA tO A PATIENt hAVe tO coNTinUOusly RESPond To chanGEs in tHE PaTienT's ConDiTIoN anD, When neEDEd, take EMeRGENCy aCTionS. OnE KEY to maNagiNG ANeSTHESiA is mAiNtAinInG AN AppRoPRiATe seDatION LeVEl FOr A patIeNT, ... | Maintaining appropriate anesthesia during surgical operation is difficult. Clinicians providing anesthesia to a patient haveto continuouslyrespond to changes in the patient's condition and, when needed, take emergency actions. One key to managing anesthesia is maintaining an appropriate sedation leve... | _Maintaining_ appropriate anesthesia during surgical operation is difficult. _Clinicians_ providing anesthesia to _a_ _patient_ have to _continuously_ respond to changes in the patient's condition and, _when_ needed, take emergency actions. One key to _managing_ anesthesia is maintaining an appropriate _sedation_ level... |
This invention relates to determining the relative concentrations of oil and water phase fluids within subterranean reservoirs by measuring the chromatographic separation of tracers having distinctly different partitioning coefficients in mobile and immobile phases, i.e. the respective water and oil phases, of fluids w... | this invention relates to determining the relative concentrations of oil and water phase fluids within subterranean reservoirs by measuring the chromatographic separation of tracers having distinctly different partitioning coefficients in fixed and immobile phases, i. e. the respective water and oil phases, of fluids w... | This invention relates to determining the relative cKnDentrations of oil and water phase fluids within subterranean reservoirs by measuring the chromatographic separation of tracers having distinctly different partitiogiHg coebCicients in mobile and immobile phases, i. e. the respective water and oil phases, of fluids ... | invention relates to determining the relative concentrations of oil and phase fluids within subterranean reservoirs by measuring the chromatographic separation of tracers having distinctly partitioning coefficients in mobile and immobile phases, i.e. the respective water and oil of fluids within reservoirs. More partic... | tHIs INveNTioN RelAteS TO DetERmInIng thE reLatIvE ConcEntRAtiOns OF OIl aND wAtEr phaSE FluidS WItHIn sUBTeRRaNEAn resERVoirS BY mEAsUriNg the CHroMatOGrApHic SePARATIon Of trACeRS HavINg dIsTinCTLY diFfereNt paRtItioninG COEFFicIeNtS in MoBilE and IMMobIlE PHASEs, i.E. THe REspectivE WaTer aND oIl PHAsES, oF fluidS w... | This invention relates to determining the relative concentrations of oil andwaterphasefluids withinsubterranean reservoirs by measuring the chromatographic separationoftracers having distinctly different partitioning coefficients in mobile and immobilephases, i.e.the respective waterand oil phases, of flu... | _This_ _invention_ _relates_ to determining the _relative_ concentrations of oil _and_ water phase _fluids_ within subterranean reservoirs by measuring the _chromatographic_ separation of tracers _having_ distinctly _different_ partitioning coefficients in mobile _and_ immobile phases, i.e. the respective _water_ _and_... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to the field of management analytics. More particularly, the present invention relates to predicting vintage behavior.
2. Description of Background Information
Businesses have available a wealth of customer account management tools. These tools can suggest the ... | 1. field of the invention this invention generally relates to the field of management analytics. more particularly, the present invention relates to predicting vintage behavior. 2. description of background information businesses have available a wealth of customer oriented management tools. these tools can suggest the... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to the field of management analytics. More particularly, the present invention relates to predicting vintage behavior. 2. Description of Background Information Businesses have available a wealth of customer account management tools. Fh#se tools can suggest the ... | 1. Field the Invention This generally relates to the field of management analytics. More particularly, the present invention relates to predicting vintage behavior. 2. Description of Background Information Businesses have available a wealth of customer account management These tools can suggest the products that a cust... | 1. fiELd Of tHe iNVENtiOn
thiS INVEnTIoN generALLY rElAtES To tHe FIeLd of manAgeMEnT AnAlYtIcs. MorE PARTIcuLaRLy, THE preSEnt inVenTioN RElatEs To pRedICTInG ViNTage behAVIor.
2. DESCRIptiOn oF baCkGrOuNd INFOrmAtiOn
BUSiNeSsEs have AvAilABLE A wEaltH oF cUstOmEr accOUNT ManAGEmEnT Tools. THesE toOLs CaN SUgGesT tHe ... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This invention generally relates tothe fieldof managementanalytics. More particularly, the present invention relatesto predicting vintagebehavior. 2. Description of BackgroundInformation Businesseshave available a wealth of customer account management tools. Thesetool... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention generally relates to the field of management analytics. More particularly, the _present_ invention relates to predicting vintage behavior. 2. Description of _Background_ Information Businesses have available a wealth of customer account management tools. These tools can sugges... |
Integrated circuit devices typically include a semiconductor die or chip that is assembled in a package. A package typically has a substrate portion that the chip is electrically connected to. Usually the substrate is larger than the chip and has a larger array of leads or electrical contact points than that of the chi... | integrated circuit devices typically include a semiconductor die or chip that is assembled in a package. a package typically has a substrate portion that the chip is electrically connected to. usually the substrate is larger than the chip and has a larger array of leads or electrical contact points than that of the chi... | Integrated circuit devices typically include a semiconductor die or chip that is assembled in a package. A package typically has a substrate portion that the chip is electrically connected to. Usually the substrate is larger than the chip and has a larger array of leads or electrical contact points than that of the chi... | Integrated circuit devices typically include a semiconductor die or chip that assembled in a package. A package typically has a substrate portion that the chip is electrically connected to. Usually substrate is larger than the chip has a larger array of leads or electrical contact points that of chip to allow for ease ... | InTEgrated CiRcuIt DEVicEs TypIcalLy iNCLUDe A SEmicOndUCTor dIe Or CHIp ThaT is ASSeMBLEd In a PaCKagE. a paCKAGe tyPicALly Has A sUBStrATe poRTioN thaT THe ChIp Is ElEcTrIcalLY conNECteD To. UsUAllY thE SuBStrate Is LarGeR ThAN thE cHIP AnD has A LArger ArrAY Of LeaDS Or elECtRICAL coNTaCt poInts tHAn THAT Of THe chi... | Integrated circuit devices typically includeasemiconductor dieor chip that is assembled in a package. A package typically has a substrate portion that the chip is electrically connected to. Usually the substrate islarger than the chip and has a larger array of leads or electrical contact points than that of ... | _Integrated_ circuit devices _typically_ include a semiconductor die or chip _that_ is assembled in a package. A package typically has _a_ substrate portion that _the_ chip is electrically connected to. _Usually_ the substrate is larger than the chip and _has_ _a_ larger array _of_ leads or _electrical_ contact points ... |
Steroid, thyroid and retinoid hormones produce a diverse array of physiologic effects through the regulation of gene expression. Upon entering the cell, these hormones bind to a unique group of intracellular nuclear receptors which have been characterized as ligand-dependent transcription factors. This complex then mov... | steroid, thyroid and retinoid hormones produce a diverse array of physiologic effects through the regulation of hormone expression. upon entering the cell, these hormones bind to a unique group of intracellular nuclear receptors which have been characterized as ligand - dependent transcription factors. this complex the... | Steroid, thyroid and retinoid hormones produce a diverse array of physiologic effects $hr0ugh the regulation of gene expression. Upon entering the cell, ttes3 hormones bind to a unique group of intracellular nuclear receptors which have been characterized as ligand - dependent transcription factors. This complex then m... | Steroid, thyroid and retinoid hormones produce diverse array of physiologic effects through the regulation of gene expression. Upon entering cell, these hormones bind to a group of intracellular nuclear receptors which have been characterized as ligand-dependent transcription factors. This complex then moves the nucleu... | SteROiD, THYrOID anD REtiNOID hormoNES ProduCE A DIVERsE ArRAY of PHYsiOlOGIC efFecTS tHRouGh tHE rEGUlATioN OF GeNE EXPrESsiON. UpoN ENteRing the CEll, thEse HOrmOneS BInd To A uNIque GrOuP Of inTRAcElLUlaR nucleAR RECEPtoRS whICh have bEeN CharaCteRIZEd As lIGAND-DepeNDEnT TRAnscriPtION FactORs. THIs cOmpLeX THEn mOV... | Steroid, thyroid and retinoidhormones produce a diverse array of physiologic effects through the regulation of gene expression. Upon entering the cell,thesehormones bind to a uniquegroup of intracellular nuclear receptors which have beencharacterized as ligand-dependenttranscription factors. ... | Steroid, _thyroid_ _and_ retinoid hormones produce a diverse array _of_ physiologic effects through _the_ regulation of gene _expression._ Upon entering the _cell,_ _these_ hormones bind _to_ a unique group of intracellular nuclear receptors _which_ _have_ been characterized as ligand-dependent _transcription_ factors.... |
The invention is concerned with random selection devices, and in particular with such a device useful with an overhead projector to enable an audience or class to view the process of selecting a random number or other symbol.
"Spinners" for selecting a number or symbol to be used in the playing of a board game are well... | the invention is concerned with random selection devices, and in particular with such a device useful with an overhead projector to enable an audience or class to view the process of selecting a random number or other symbol. " spinners " for selecting a number containing symbol to be used in the playing with a board g... | The invention is concerned with random selection devices, and in particular with such a ded*ce useful with an overhead projector to enable an audience or class to view the process of selecting a random number or other s&mVol. " Spinners " for selecting a number or symbol to be used in the playing of a board game are we... | invention is concerned with random selection devices, and particular with such a device useful with an overhead projector to enable an audience or class to the of selecting a number or other symbol. "Spinners" for selecting number or symbol to be used in the playing of board game are well known. spinner comprises a car... | tHe iNVEnTion Is CONcERNEd witH RANdOm sELeCTioN DevICeS, aNd in PARtiCuLAr WItH SUCH a DEViCE USeful WIth aN oVeRhEAd pRojectoR To enable an AUDIEnCE Or ClASS tO view The prOcEss OF sElectinG a raNDom nUMbeR Or oTHEr SyMboL.
"SPINNers" FOR sELecTiNG a NuMBer OR SYMBOL TO Be USeD iN THe playING OF a boARd GAmE aRe welL... | The invention is concernedwith randomselection devices, and in particularwith such a device useful with an overheadprojector to enable an audience or classto view the process of selecting a random number or other symbol. "Spinners"for selecting anumber orsymbolto beused in the playing of aboard ga... | The _invention_ is concerned with random selection devices, and in particular with such a device useful with an overhead projector to _enable_ an audience or class to view _the_ process of selecting a _random_ number _or_ other symbol. "Spinners" for selecting _a_ number or _symbol_ to be used in _the_ playing _of_ a b... |
The present invention relates to (1) a process for the production of a low-molecular-weight allylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, (2) a low-molecular-weight allylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, (3) a water-resistance-imparting agent for use in an ink, which contains the same, and (4) an ink composi... | the present invention relates to ( 1 ) a process for the production of a low - molecular - weight allylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, ( 2 ) a moderate - molecular - weight allylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, ( 3 ) a water - resistance - imparting agent for use in an ink, which contains the same,... | The present invention relates to (1) a process for the production of a low - molecular - weight allylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, (2) a low - molecular - weight allylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, (3) a water - resistance - imparting agent for use in an ink, which contains the same, and (4) an... | The present invention relates to (1) a process for the production of a low-molecular-weight allylamine polymer addition salt thereof, (2) a low-molecular-weight allylamine or an addition salt thereof, (3) a water-resistance-imparting for use in an which contains the same, and (4) an ink composition the above water-resi... | tHE PRESeNT iNVENtION ReLATEs TO (1) a pRocEss FOr THE pRODucTion oF A low-mOLEculAr-WeIGHT ALlyLAmiNe PolyMER Or An adDItIoN salT THerEoF, (2) A LOw-mOLEcUlAr-WEiGHt aLLylaMInE POlYmER OR An ADDItION SalT TheREOF, (3) A waTeR-resISTAnCe-ImPArtIng aGEnt FoR uSE In aN INK, WHICh contAIns ThE SAme, and (4) AN Ink CoMpOSi... | The present invention relatesto (1) a process for the production of a low-molecular-weightallylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, (2) a low-molecular-weight allylamine polymer oran addition salt thereof, (3) a water-resistance-imparting agent for use in an ink,which contains the same, a... | The present _invention_ relates to _(1)_ a process _for_ the _production_ of _a_ low-molecular-weight allylamine polymer or an addition salt thereof, (2) a _low-molecular-weight_ allylamine polymer _or_ _an_ addition salt thereof, (3) a water-resistance-imparting _agent_ for use in _an_ ink, which contains _the_ _same,... |
The invention relates to lamps, more specifically reflector lamps with lenses.
Lenses are glued to reflectors in many reflector lamp configurations such as halogen and discharge lamps. Epoxy adhesives are typically employed to fix the lenses in place. Epoxies, however, have many limitations. Epoxies have limited life a... | the invention relates to lamps, more specifically reflector lamps with lenses. lenses are glued to reflectors in many reflector lamp configurations such as halogen and discharge lamps. epoxy adhesives aren typically employed to fix the lenses in place. epoxies, however, have many limitations. epoxies have extended life... | The invention relates to lamps, more specifically reflector lamps with lenses. Lenses are glued to reflectors in many reflector lamp configurations such as halogen and discharge lamps. Epoxy adhesives are typically employed to fix the lenses in place. Epoxies, however, have many limitations. Epoxies have limited life a... | The relates more reflector lamps lenses. Lenses are glued to in many reflector lamp such halogen and lamps. Epoxy adhesives are typically employed to fix the lenses in Epoxies, however, have many limitations. Epoxies have limited life at elevated temperatures. They are relatively expensive, they discolor, and they are ... | ThE INVentioN relATeS To lAmpS, moRe SpECIFICaLlY REFlEcTor LampS WiTH lENses.
LenSES ARE GLueD to refLectoRS in maNy rEflEctOR laMP coNFigUrAtioNs sUCH as HalogEn and DIschaRge LAmPS. epOxy AdHesivES ArE typICAllY EMployeD tO FIx tHe lENseS in plaCe. EpoXIes, HowevER, haVe ManY LImItatIOns. EpoxIes HavE limited lIFE a... | The invention relatestolamps, more specificallyreflector lamps with lenses. Lenses are glued to reflectors in manyreflector lamp configurations such as halogen and discharge lamps. Epoxy adhesives are typically employed to fix the lenses in place. Epoxies, however, have many limitations.Epoxies... | _The_ invention _relates_ to _lamps,_ more specifically reflector lamps with lenses. _Lenses_ _are_ glued to reflectors in many reflector lamp configurations such as halogen and discharge lamps. Epoxy adhesives _are_ typically employed to fix _the_ lenses in _place._ Epoxies, however, have many limitations. Epoxies hav... |
The applicant's prior U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,768,252 and 4,825,489 disclose a fitted sheet having an elastic cross extend therebetween at locations spaced from an end panel of the sheet, and elastic corner bands attached to the side panels of the sheet at the ends of the cross band and extending to the adjacent end panel. In... | the applicant ' s prior u. s. pat. nos. 4, 768, 252 and 4, 825, 489 disclose a fitted sheet having an elastic cross worn therebetween at intervals spaced from an end panel of the sheet, and elastic corner bands attached to the side panels of the sheet at the corners of the cross band and extending to the adjacent end p... | The applicant ' s prior U. S. Pat. Nos. 4, 768, 252 and 4, 825, 489 disclose a fitted sheet having an elastic cross extend therebetween at locations spaced from an end panel of the Xh#et, and elastic corner bands attached to the side panels of the sheet at the ends of the c$oCs band and extending to the adjacent end pa... | The prior U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,768,252 and 4,825,489 disclose a fitted sheet having an elastic cross extend therebetween at locations spaced from end panel of the and elastic corner bands to the side panels of the ends of the cross band and extending to the adjacent end panel. In U.S. Pat. No. 4,768,252, the cross and corn... | THe APPlICAnT'S PrIOr U.s. Pat. NOs. 4,768,252 And 4,825,489 disClose a FITTED ShEeT HaViNg an eLAsTic CrOsS exTEnD thEREBeTweEn at lOCATIonS sPACed FROm an END PanEl of tHE ShEEt, anD eLAsTIc cornER BAnds AttAcHeD to thE SIdE pAnELs OF tHE SHEEt At the EnDS oF THE crOsS bAND AnD eXTenDInG TO ThE adJaCEnT eND PaNel. iN... | Theapplicant's prior U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,768,252 and4,825,489 disclose a fitted sheet having an elastic cross extend therebetween at locations spaced from an endpanel of the sheet, and elastic corner bands attached tothe side panels of the sheet attheends ofthe cross band and extending to the adja... | _The_ _applicant's_ prior _U.S._ Pat. _Nos._ 4,768,252 _and_ 4,825,489 disclose a fitted sheet having an elastic _cross_ extend therebetween _at_ locations spaced from _an_ end panel of the sheet, and elastic corner bands attached to the side _panels_ of _the_ sheet at the _ends_ of the cross _band_ and extending to th... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to portable electronic device accessories, and particularly to a stand mechanism for enhancing a magnification function of a portable electronic device.
2. Description of Related Art
Many portable electronic devices, such as mobile phones, include a display and a digita... | 1. technical field the present disclosure relates to portable electronic device accessories, and particularly to temporary stand erected by enhancing a magnification function of a portable electronic device. 2. depiction of related art many portable electronic objects, such as mobile phones, include a display and a dig... | 1. T#dhnical Field The present disclosure relates to portable electronic device accessories, and particularly to a stand mechanism for enhancing a magnification function of a portable elect%on8c device. 2. Description of Related Art Many oortaGle electronic devices, such as noNile phones, include a display and a digita... | 1. Technical Field present disclosure relates to portable electronic device and particularly to a stand mechanism for enhancing a function a electronic device. 2. Description of Art Many portable electronic devices, such as mobile phones, include a display and a digital camera. It is common for the digital camera to ha... | 1. TeCHnICAL fiEld
THE pResENt dISclOSURe reLATES tO PortAble ElECTRONIc dEvice ACCeSSORies, anD PArTIculArly To A StaNd mecHaNiSm fOR EnHanCing A MAGniFICatION fUncTIoN of a POrTAbLE ElEcTRONiC devIce.
2. DESCription OF rELAtEd ARt
mAnY PORtaBlE ElecTroNIc dEvIces, SUch AS moBilE phONEs, InClUDE a dIspLaY AnD A diGItA... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relatesto portable electronic device accessories, and particularlyto a stand mechanism for enhancing a magnification function of a portable electronic device. 2. Description of Related Art Many portable electronic devices, such as mobile phones, includea display... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to portable electronic device _accessories,_ and particularly _to_ a stand mechanism for enhancing a magnification function of a portable electronic device. _2._ _Description_ of Related Art Many portable electronic devices, such _as_ mobile phones, include _a_ display ... |
Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) are systems which are developed using thin film technology and which include both electrical and micro mechanical components. MEMS devices are used in a variety of applications such as optical display systems, pressure sensors, flow sensors, and charge control actuators. MEMS devi... | micro - electromechanical systems ( mems ) are systems which are developed using thin film technology and which include both electrical and micro mechanical components. mems devices are used in a variety of applications such as optical display systems, pressure sensors, flow sensors, and charge control actuators. mems ... | Micro - electromechanical systems (MEMS) are systems which are developed using thin film technology and which include voty electrical and micro mechanical components. MEMS devices are used in a variety of applications such as optical dlsplzy systems, pressure sensors, flow sensors, and charge control actuators. MEMS de... | Micro-electromechanical (MEMS) are systems which are developed using film technology which include both electrical micro mechanical components. MEMS devices are used in a variety of applications such as optical display systems, pressure sensors, flow sensors, and control actuators. MEMS devices use electrostatic force ... | mIcRO-eLecTRomecHaNicAl systeMS (mems) ARE sySteMs WHIcH ArE deVelOpEd usiNg tHIn fILm TecHNoLOgy anD WHich INCluDe BoTH ELECtRiCal AnD MiCRO MechaNIcAL coMponEnts. mEMs deViCeS aRe usED In A VARIety Of APplIcATIOnS suCh as OptICaL dIsplAy SysTEMS, PRESSUre sEnSORS, FlOw SeNsors, anD CHaRgE ContROL aCTuaToRs. MeMS Devi... | Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) aresystems which are developedusing thin film technology and which include both electrical and micro mechanical components. MEMS devicesare used in a variety of applications such asoptical display systems, pressure sensors, flowsensors, and charge control actuators. M... | Micro-electromechanical systems (MEMS) are systems which are developed using _thin_ _film_ technology and which include both electrical and micro mechanical components. MEMS devices _are_ used in _a_ variety _of_ _applications_ such as optical display systems, _pressure_ sensors, _flow_ sensors, and charge control actu... |
Recently, in conjunction with increasing performance of vehicles, there are strong demands that pneumatic tires perform both steering stability on a dry road surface and steering stability on a wet road surface to a high degree while running at a high speed.
Generally, as a method of improving steering stability on the... | recently, in conjunction with increasing performance of vehicles, there are strong demands that pneumatic tires perform both steering stability on a dry road surface and steering stability on a wet road surface to a high degree while running at a high speed. generally, as efficient method of improving steering stabilit... | Recently, in conjunction with increaskBg performance of vehicles, there are strong demands that pneumatic tires perform both steering stability on a dry road surface and steering stability on a wet road surface to a high degree while running at a high speed. Generally, as a method of improving steering stability on the... | Recently, in conjunction with increasing performance of vehicles, are strong demands that pneumatic tires perform both stability on a dry road surface and steering stability on a wet road surface to a high degree while running at a speed. Generally, as a method of improving steering stability on the wet road surface, d... | REcenTly, iN CONjuNcTIon WITh iNcREaSING peRfoRmAnCe oF VEhiCLes, thErE aRe StrOng dEMaNDs thAT pNEumatic tireS pERfOrM bOTh sTeeriNg sTabIlITy on A dRy RoAd sURFACE And stEErinG STAbILiTY oN a WeT ROAD sURFacE To A High deGrEE wHIle rUNnING At A HiGh SpEed.
GeNeraLLY, aS A MEtHod oF IMPrOviNG StEeRiNg STABiLItY on The... | Recently, in conjunction with increasing performance of vehicles, there are strong demandsthat pneumatic tires perform both steering stability on adry road surfaceand steering stability ona wet road surface toa high degree while running ata high speed.Generally, as a method ofimproving steeringsta... | Recently, in conjunction with _increasing_ performance _of_ _vehicles,_ there are strong demands that pneumatic tires perform both steering _stability_ on _a_ dry _road_ surface and steering stability on a wet road surface to a high degree while running at _a_ high _speed._ Generally, as a method _of_ improving _steeri... |
Acne is the most common skin disorder in the US, and although this condition is generally associated with puberty, it is not confined to adolescence and can persist well into adulthood. The acne condition is a complex one, impacted by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, and, as such, must be treated with a mul... | acne is the most common skin disorder in the us, and although this condition is generally associated with puberty, it is not confined to adolescence and can persist well into adulthood. the acne condition is a complex one, impacted by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, and, as such, must be treated with a mul... | ZcJe is the most common skin disorder in the US, and although this condition is generally associated with puberty, it is not confined to adolescence and can persist well into adulthood. The acne condition is a complex one, impacted by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, and, as such, must be treated with a mul... | Acne is the most common skin disorder in the US, and although this condition is generally associated with it is not confined to adolescence and can persist well into adulthood. The acne condition is a complex one, impacted by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, and, as must be treated with a multifaceted appro... | aCNE iS THe moSt commON SkIN disordeR In ThE US, AnD AlThOUgH thIS coNditiON is genERaLLY associATed wIth pUBERTY, iT is nOt coNFinED tO ADOLesCEnce AND Can PErSISt wELl iNTo ADUlthood. THe Acne conDitIon is A COmpleX onE, IMpacTED by A NUmBer of inTriNsIc aND EXtrInsic fACTorS, AnD, as suCH, muSt BE trEATed WitH A muL... | Acne is the most common skin disorderin the US, and althoughthiscondition is generally associated with puberty, it is not confined to adolescence andcan persist well into adulthood. The acnecondition is a complexone, impacted by a number of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, and, ... | Acne is the _most_ common skin _disorder_ in the US, and although this _condition_ is _generally_ associated _with_ puberty, it is not _confined_ to adolescence and _can_ _persist_ well into adulthood. The _acne_ condition is a _complex_ _one,_ impacted by _a_ _number_ of intrinsic and extrinsic factors, _and,_ as such... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a magneto generator which generates electricity under the electromagnetic induction action of magnets and magneto coils in accordance with the rotation of a flywheel.
2. Description of the Related Art
In a known alternator, in order to suppress the generation o... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a magneto generator which generates electricity under the electromagnetic induction action of magnets and magneto coils in accordance with the mechanism of a flywheel. 2. description of the related art in a known alternator, in order to suppress the generation ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a magnstK generator which generates electricity under the electromagnetic induction action of magnets and magneto coils in accordance with the rotation of a TlyAheel. 2. Description of the Related Art In a known alternator, in order to suppress the generation o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to a magneto generator which under the electromagnetic induction action of magnets and magneto coils accordance with the rotation of a flywheel. 2. Description of the Related Art In a known alternator, in order suppress generation of heat due to eddy currents, magneto coi... | 1. FiELD oF THe inVENTIOn
The PresENT INvEnTIon ReLAtEs to A magneto GEnEratoR WhiCh gENEratES elEctRIciTy UnDER The elECTRoMagNEtIC inductiON ACTioN Of mAgNeTs and mAgNeTO COiLs In aCcorDAnCe WITh the ROTATion oF a FLywheEL.
2. descRiPTiON of the rELAteD arT
in A KNOwN aLteRnAtOR, iN ORdeR to SupprEsS thE GeNerAtiON o... | 1.Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to amagnetogeneratorwhich generates electricity under the electromagnetic induction actionof magnetsand magnetocoils in accordance with the rotation of a flywheel. 2. Description of the RelatedArt In a known alternator,in order to suppress the gen... | _1._ _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a magneto generator which generates electricity under the electromagnetic _induction_ _action_ of magnets and magneto coils in accordance with the rotation of a flywheel. 2. Description of the Related _Art_ In a known _alternator,_ in order to suppress ... |
This invention relates to an improved system for maintaining a positive mesh between certain gears of a type used to translate power from a motor to a wheeled axle.
In the field of toy miniature powered vehicles, it is common to have the motor drive a rigid rear axle through direct gearing. Since the motor is usually l... | this invention relates to an improved system for maintaining a positive mesh between certain gears of a type used to translate power from a motor to a wheeled axle. in the field of toy miniature powered vehicles, it is common to have the motor drive a rigid rear axle through direct gearing. since the motor is usually l... | This invention relates to an improved system for maintaining a positive mesh between certain gears of a type used to translate power from a motor to a wheeled axle. In the field of toy miniature powered vehicles, it is common to have the motor drive a rigid rear axle through direct gearing. Since the motor is usually l... | This invention relates to an system for maintaining a positive mesh between certain gears of a used to translate power from a motor to a wheeled axle. In the field of toy miniature powered vehicles, it is common to have the motor drive a rigid axle direct gearing. the motor is usually located forward of the axle, the m... | tHIs invEnTion rElATEs to AN IMPRoVed SYsTem for maINtAIniNG a pOsitiVE MeSH bETwEEN CERTain gEArs Of a TyPE uSeD TO tRansLatE pOweR FRoM a MOtor tO a whEelED AXLe.
IN ThE FIeLd Of tOy MiniatuRe powEREd VehicLes, it is ComMon To HaVE thE motor DrIVe A riGID Rear Axle thROugh DIrecT gEaRing. SINCE the MOtoR Is uSUAlLy l... | This inventionrelates toan improved systemfor maintaining a positive mesh between certaingears ofatypeusedtotranslate powerfrom a motor to a wheeled axle. In the field of toy miniature powered vehicles, it is common to have the motor drive a rigid rear axle through direct gearing. Sincethe motor is usuall... | _This_ invention relates to an improved system for maintaining _a_ positive mesh between certain gears _of_ _a_ type used to translate power from a motor _to_ a wheeled axle. In the field of toy miniature powered vehicles, it _is_ common to have _the_ _motor_ drive a rigid _rear_ _axle_ through direct gearing. Since th... |
Benzodiazepine derivatives are useful compounds for treating various disorders, and include medicaments such as, antiepileptics (imidazo [2,1-b][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines, U.S. Pat. No. 4,444,688; U.S. Pat. No. 4,062,852), antibacterials (pyrimido[1,2-c][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines, GB 1476684), diuretics and hypotensive... | benzodiazepine derivatives are useful compounds for treating various disorders, and include medicaments such as, antiepileptics ( imidazo [ 2, 1 - b ] [ 1, 3, 5 ] benzothiadiazepines, u. s. pat. no. 4, 145, 688 ; u. s. pat. no. 4, 062, 852 ), antibacterials ( pyrimido [ 1, 2 - c ] [ 1, 3, 5 ] benzothiadiazepines, gb 14... | Benzodiazepine derivatives are useful compounds for treating CariouQ disorders, and include medicaments such as, antiepileptics (imidazo [2, 1 - b] [1, 3, 5] benzothiadiazepines, U. S. Pat. No. 4, 444, 688; U. S. Pat. No. 4, 062, 852 ), antibacterials (pyrimido [1, 2 - c] [1, 3, 5] benzothiadiazepines, GB 1476684 ), di... | Benzodiazepine derivatives are useful for treating various disorders, and include medicaments such as, antiepileptics [2,1-b][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines, U.S. Pat. 4,444,688; U.S. Pat. No. 4,062,852), antibacterials (pyrimido[1,2-c][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines, GB 1476684), diuretics and hypotensives (pyrrolo(1,2-b)[1,2,5... | bEnzodIazEpIne deRiVAtives Are UsEFuL cOmPOUndS FOR trEAting vaRiOuS DisORders, anD INCLuDE MediCAmeNTs sucH aS, AntIEpiLeptics (imiDazo [2,1-b][1,3,5]BEnzoThiaDIaZepiNeS, U.s. paT. nO. 4,444,688; U.s. PAT. NO. 4,062,852), aNtIBActEriALS (PyRimIdo[1,2-c][1,3,5]benZOThIADIAzEpiNes, gB 1476684), diUReTiCS and hypOtenSive... | Benzodiazepinederivatives areuseful compounds for treating various disorders, and include medicaments such as, antiepileptics (imidazo[2,1-b][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines, U.S. Pat. No. 4,444,688;U.S.Pat. No. 4,062,852),antibacterials (pyrimido[1,2-c][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines,GB1476684), diuretics and ... | _Benzodiazepine_ _derivatives_ _are_ useful compounds for treating various disorders, and include medicaments such _as,_ antiepileptics (imidazo _[2,1-b][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines,_ U.S. Pat. _No._ 4,444,688; U.S. Pat. _No._ 4,062,852), antibacterials (pyrimido[1,2-c][1,3,5]benzothiadiazepines, GB _1476684),_ diuretics... |
Numerous methods and devices are known for producing continuous bags of thin material, such as polyethylene. One well known example is the plastic bag commonly used in grocery stores or supermarkets. These bags are characterized by being in a continuous row on a reel with perforations through the bag separating one bag... | numerous methods and devices are known for producing continuous bags of thin material, such as polyethylene. one well known example is the circular bag commonly used in grocery stores or supermarkets. these bags are characterized by being in a continuous row on a reel with perforations through the bag separating one ba... | Numerous methods and devices are known for producing continuous bags of thin material, such as polyethylene. One well known example is the plastic bag commonly used in grocery stores or supermarkets. These bags are characterized by being in a continuous row on a reel with perforations through the bag separating one bag... | Numerous methods and devices are known for producing continuous bags of thin material, such as polyethylene. One well example is the plastic bag commonly used in grocery stores or supermarkets. These are characterized by being in a continuous row on a reel with perforations through the bag separating one from the other... | NumEroUS MeThoDs AnD deViCEs ARE KnowN fOr produCiNg conTiNuouS baGS Of ThIN matERIaL, SUcH aS PoLYEtHYleNe. onE WEll known EXample is tHE PlasTIC BAg COmMoNlY uSed IN gRocErY sTOREs or sUPerMArKEtS. ThEse bagS aRe cHAraCTeRIZed bY bEing In A cOntinUOuS Row on A REeL WITh perFORatIonS throUGH ThE BAg sEPaRAtiNg One BaG... | Numerous methods and devices are known forproducing continuous bags of thinmaterial, such as polyethylene. One well known example is the plasticbag commonly used in grocery stores or supermarkets. Thesebagsare characterized by being in a continuous row on a reel withperforations through the ba... | Numerous methods and _devices_ are known for producing continuous bags of thin _material,_ such _as_ polyethylene. One well known example is the _plastic_ bag _commonly_ used in _grocery_ stores or supermarkets. These bags are characterized _by_ being in _a_ continuous row on _a_ reel _with_ perforations through the ba... |
The present invention is concerned with speciation of organisms, for the purpose of improving differential diagnosis of disease. The assays currently available to distinguish between or among species have not always met the expectations of consumers because they are either too costly, cumbersome or unavailable.
Polymer... | the present invention is concerned with speciation of organisms, for the purpose beyond improving differential diagnosis of disease. the assays currently available to distinguish between or among species have not always met the expectations of consumers because they are deemed too costly, cumbersome or unavailable. pol... | The present invention is concerned with speciation of organisms, for the purpose of improving differential diagnosis of disease. The assays currently available to distinguish between or among species have not always met the expectations of consumers because they are either too costly, cumbersome or unavailable. P8lymer... | The present is concerned with speciation of organisms, for the purpose improving differential diagnosis of disease. The assays currently available to distinguish between or among species always the expectations of consumers they are either too costly, cumbersome Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and assays are currently ... | tHe PrESEnT inVeNtiOn Is COnceRnED wiTH SPEciaTION of oRganiSMS, FOR ThE PUrpoSe of ImpRovIng DIffeRenTIal DiaGnoSIS OF DiSeASE. the AsSayS CURrENtlY AvAiLaBlE TO diStiNgUISh BETwEEN oR amOnG sPEcieS have nOt ALwaYs MEt thE ExPeCTaTIons oF ConSumErS beCAUSe THeY Are EiTHER too COSTly, cumBERsOme or UnAvAiLaBLe.
PolYmEr... | The present invention is concerned with speciation oforganisms, for the purpose of improving differential diagnosis of disease. The assays currently available to distinguish between or among species have not always met the expectations of consumers because they are either too costly, cumbe... | The present _invention_ is concerned with speciation of organisms, _for_ the _purpose_ _of_ _improving_ differential diagnosis of disease. The _assays_ _currently_ _available_ to distinguish between or among species have not always met _the_ _expectations_ of consumers because they _are_ either too costly, cumbersome o... |
Users who wish to access data stored at a remote location and/or remote computer-implemented services typically do so via a telecommunications network, such as the Internet. In order to transmit and receive data via a telecommunications network, users conventionally subscribe to a telecommunications service provided by... | users who wish to access data stored at a secure location and / or remote computer - implemented services typically do so via a telecommunications network, such as the internet. in situations to transmit traffic receive data via a telecommunications network, users conventionally subscribe to a telecommunications servic... | Users who wish to access data stored at a remote location and / or remote computer - implemented services typically do so via a telecommunications network, such as the Internet. In order to transmit and receive data via a telecommunications network, users conventionally subscribe to a telecommunications service provide... | Users who wish access data stored at remote location and/or remote computer-implemented services do so via a telecommunications network, such as Internet. In order to transmit and receive data via a telecommunications network, users conventionally subscribe a telecommunications service provided by a telecommunications ... | users WHO WISH TO ACCess Data STOrED At A ReMoTE locAtiON AnD/or REmoTe cOMPuter-ImplemeNTED sErVIcES typICAllY dO so VIa A TeLECOmMUNicAtiONs NEtwORk, sUcH as tHE InTeRNET. IN oRDer tO TranSmIt AnD REcEivE DaTa VIa A tELECoMmUnicAtionS netWOrK, USerS CONVENtionALLy suBsCribe tO A TElECOmMuniCaTIOnS SeRVICe PRovIDeD By... | Users who wish to access data stored at a remote locationand/or remote computer-implemented services typically do so via a telecommunications network, such as the Internet. In order to transmit and receive data via atelecommunications network, users conventionally subscribe to a telecommunications s... | _Users_ _who_ wish to access data stored _at_ _a_ remote _location_ and/or remote _computer-implemented_ _services_ _typically_ do _so_ _via_ a telecommunications _network,_ such _as_ _the_ Internet. In order _to_ transmit and receive _data_ via a telecommunications network, users conventionally subscribe to _a_ teleco... |
The present disclosure relates to earthmoving equipment and, more particularly, to technology for controlling the position of an implement thereof. For example, and not by way of limitation, bulldozers and other types of earthmoving machines typically have a hydraulically controlled earthmoving implement that can be ma... | the present disclosure relates to earthmoving equipment and, more particularly, to technology for controlling rotating position of an implement thereof. for example, and not by way of limitation, bulldozers and other types of earthmoving machines typically have a hydraulically locked moving implement that can be manipu... | The present disclosure relates to earthmoving equipment and, more particularly, to technology for controlling the position of an implement thereof. For example, and not by way of limita^Oon, bulldozers and ohhFr types of earthmoving machines typicw?ly have a hydrz tlically controlled earthmoving implement that can be m... | The present disclosure to equipment and, more particularly, to technology for controlling the position of implement thereof. For example, and not way of limitation, bulldozers and other types of machines typically have a hydraulically controlled earthmoving implement that can be manipulated by a joystick or means in an... | the pREsEnT diSClosurE relaTES to EarThmoving eQUipmeNT ANd, MORe ParticUlaRLY, To TechnOloGY For coNtROLLING thE POSITIon Of aN ImPlEmeNt thEreOf. FOr eXAMPle, aNd NoT By WAY of LImITaTIon, bulldoZeRS aND oTHer typES oF eaRTHMOvinG maChInES tYpIcAlLy HAve A hydRAULiCAllY cOnTRolLed eArthMovIng impleMEnt tHat cAn be ma... | The present disclosurerelates to earthmovingequipment and, moreparticularly, to technology for controlling the position of an implement thereof. For example, and not byway of limitation, bulldozers and other typesofearthmoving machines typically have a hydraulically controlled earthmoving implement tha... | The present _disclosure_ relates to earthmoving equipment and, more particularly, to _technology_ for controlling the position of an _implement_ thereof. For example, and not by way _of_ limitation, _bulldozers_ and other types _of_ _earthmoving_ machines typically have a hydraulically controlled _earthmoving_ implemen... |
As mounting space is usually at a premium in supermarkets and grocery stores, it is desirable to have bag dispensing systems that use a minimum of such space, are adaptable to a variety of dispenser mounting systems and provide means for keeping bags neat and orderly in the store. Roll mounted bag systems, typically us... | as mounting space is usually at a premium in supermarkets and grocery stores, it is desirable to have bag dispensing systems that use a minimum of such space, are adaptable to a variety of dispenser mounting systems and provide means for keeping bags neat and orderly in the store. roll mounted bag systems, typically us... | As mounting space is usually at a premium in supermarkets and grocery stores, it is desirable to have bag dispensing systems that use a minimum of such space, are adaptable to a variety of dispenser mounting systems and provide means for keeping bags neat and orderly in the store. Roll mounted bag systems, typically us... | As mounting space is usually a premium in supermarkets and grocery stores, it desirable to have bag dispensing systems that use a minimum of such space, are to a variety of dispenser mounting systems and means keeping bags neat and orderly in the store. Roll mounted bag systems, typically used for fresh produce, can he... | aS mouNtINg spacE iS usUAllY AT A preMIUM in SupErMARKETS And GRoCerY StorEs, it Is desIrabLe to Have BAg DisPenSing sYstemS that Use A mINIMUm of sUCH sPace, aRe adAPTABlE TO a vaRietY OF DiSPEnSeR moUnTinG sySTems And PROViDE MeANs FOR KEepINg bAGS nEAt anD oRdERLY iN THe sToRe. ROLL MOuNTeD bAg sYSTemS, tyPICaLly US... | As mounting space is usually ata premium insupermarkets and grocery stores, it is desirable to havebag dispensing systems that use a minimum of such space, are adaptable to a variety of dispenser mountingsystems and provide means for keeping bags neatand orderly inthe store. Roll mounted bag syst... | As mounting space is usually at _a_ premium in supermarkets and grocery stores, it is desirable to _have_ bag dispensing systems that use _a_ minimum of such space, are adaptable to a variety of dispenser _mounting_ systems and _provide_ means for _keeping_ bags neat and orderly in the store. Roll mounted bag _systems,... |
The invention relates to the field of switching power converters and amplifiers. More particularly, the invention relates to switching power converters and amplifiers having a low power mode for conserving power.
In a conventional switching-mode power converter, a current from a power source, such as an unregulated sup... | the invention relates to the field of switching power converters and amplifiers. more particularly, the invention relates to switching power converters and amplifiers having a low power mode for conserving power. in a conventional switching - mode power converter, a current from a power source, such as an unregulated s... | The invention relates to the field of switching power converters and amplifiers. More particularly, the invention relates to switching power converters and amplifiers having a low power mode for conserving power. In a conventional switching - mode power converter, a current from a power source, such as an unregulated s... | The invention to the field of switching power and amplifiers. More particularly, the invention relates to switching power converters and amplifiers having a mode for conserving power. In a conventional switching-mode power a current from a power source, such as an unregulated supply, passes through an inductor when a m... | THe invENTioN rElATEs tO THe fIEld Of SWItChinG PoWER COnVerTers And aMplifIeRS. MORe particuLArly, tHE INVENtIon reLAteS tO SwItchING POweR conVertERs and AmPlIfIers HaVINg a lOW POWer mODE for consERVInG POWeR.
IN a CoNVentionAl SWItcHiNg-ModE PoweR cOnVERteR, A cURReNt froM A power soURCe, suCH aS An uNrEGULATEd sup... | The invention relatesto the field of switching power convertersand amplifiers. More particularly,the invention relatesto switching power converters and amplifiers havinga low power mode for conserving power.In a conventional switching-mode powerconverter, a currentfroma power source, such as an unregulat... | _The_ invention relates to the field of switching _power_ converters and amplifiers. More particularly, the invention _relates_ _to_ switching power converters and amplifiers having a low power mode for conserving power. In a conventional switching-mode power converter, _a_ current from a _power_ source, _such_ as an u... |
Children's products may be used to soothe children, such as babies. For example, motorized swings, bouncers, and the like may provide entertainment for babies. However, children's products may be unable to monitor a baby's status, and may therefore be unable to react to a change in a baby's status. For example, a motor... | children ' s products may be equipped to monitor children, typically as babies. for example, motorized swings, bouncers, and the like may provide entertainment for babies. however, children ' s machines may be unable to monitor a baby ' s status, or may therefore be unable to react to constant change in a baby ' s hear... | Children ' s products may be used to soothe chilWreG, such as babies. For example, HotoEized swings, bouncers, and the like may provide entREtainment for bahirs. However, children ' s products may be unable to monitor a baby ' s status, and may therefore be unable to react to a change in a bAhy ' s status. For example,... | Children's products may be used to soothe children, as babies. For example, motorized swings, bouncers, and the like may entertainment for babies. However, children's products may be unable to monitor a baby's status, and may therefore be unable to to a change in a baby's status. For example, a motorized swing may be t... | cHILdreN'S pRODuCTS MAY BE used to SOoThe ChILdREN, SUCh As BabIES. for eXAMPlE, MOTorIzEd SWings, bOuNcerS, aND THE lIkE maY ProVIdE eNTerTAINMENT for BABies. HOwEVEr, chiLDRen'S PrODucTS MaY bE uNaBLe to MOnItor a BAby'S STatUS, ANd MaY THErefORE Be unAblE TO react tO a cHAnGE in A babY'S StAtUs. foR exaMPlE, A MoToR... | Children's products may beusedto soothe children, such as babies. For example,motorized swings, bouncers, and the likemay provide entertainmentfor babies. However,children's products may be unableto monitor a baby's status, and may therefore be unable to react to a change in a baby'sstatus. For example, a motor... | Children's products may be used to soothe children, such _as_ babies. For example, motorized _swings,_ bouncers, and the like _may_ provide entertainment for babies. However, _children's_ products _may_ _be_ unable to monitor a baby's status, and may therefore be unable to react to _a_ change in a baby's status. _For_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a thermocompression bonding tool used for mounting a semiconductor device or element such as IC, LSI, etc. on a substrate plate.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Lately, various electronic devices using semiconductor elements have been developed and technical progress ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a thermocompression bonding tool used for mounting a semiconductor device or element such as ic, lsi, etc. on a substrate plate. 2. description of the prior art lately, various electronic devices using semiconductor elements have been developed and technical informati... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a thermocompression bonding tool used for mounting a semiconductor device or element such as IC, LSI, etc. on a substrate plate. 2. Description of the Prior Art Lately, various electronic devices using semiconductor elements have been developed and teVjnical progress ... | 1. of the Invention This invention relates to a thermocompression bonding tool for a semiconductor device element such as IC, LSI, etc. on a substrate plate. 2. Description of Prior Art Lately, electronic devices using semiconductor elements have been developed and technical progress in this field has become remarkable... | 1. FIElD OF thE INventIOn
tHIs invEntIoN RelATES tO a tHerMOcomPRessiOn BONding TOol uSed For moUntING a sEMiCondUCTor DeVICE Or elEmENt suCh as Ic, lsi, EtC. On A SUBsTRatE plAte.
2. DescriPTIOn OF the prIor aRT
laTelY, VARIOUs ELeCTRONiC deVices USInG semiCOndUctor ELEments HavE BEen devEloped AnD tecHNicaL PrOgRESs ... | 1.Field of the InventionThis invention relates toathermocompression bonding tool used for mounting a semiconductor device or element such as IC, LSI, etc. on a substrate plate. 2. Description ofthePrior Art Lately, various electronic devices using semiconductor elements have been developed and techni... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ _This_ invention relates to a _thermocompression_ bonding tool used for _mounting_ a semiconductor device or element such _as_ IC, LSI, etc. _on_ a substrate plate. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art Lately, various electronic _devices_ using _semiconductor_ _elements_ have been developed a... |
Medical lines of various types are typically present in the clinical setting in connection with institutional and at-home care for patients. Medical lines can include intravenous lines used for the delivery of fluids, blood, and therapeutic and prophylactic agents, device monitoring lines, feeding tubes, and tubes for ... | medical lines of various types are typically present in the clinical facilities in connection with institutional and at - home care for patients. medical wire can include intravenous lines used for the delivery of fluids, blood, and therapeutic and prophylactic agents, device monitoring lines, feeding tubes, and tubes ... | Medical lines of various types are typically prWXent in the clinical setting in connection with institutional and at - home care for patients. Medical lines can include intravenous lines us$s for the delivery of fluids, blood, and therapeutic and prophylactic agents, device monitoring lines, feeding tubes, and tubes fo... | Medical lines of various types are typically present in the clinical setting in connection with institutional and at-home care for patients. Medical lines can include intravenous lines used for the of fluids, blood, and therapeutic prophylactic agents, monitoring lines, feeding and tubes for delivery of gas, such as ox... | MeDICal lINeS oF vArIOUS typES aRE TYPiCAlLY pREsEnT iN tHE CLInicAL SEtTINg iN CoNneCTioN WITh InstitUtioNAl And at-hoME cARe FOr PaTIeNTs. mEDIcAL lINeS CaN iNcLUde IntRAVEnOuS lINes USeD fOR THe deLiVerY oF FLUids, bLOoD, aND tHErapEUTIc AnD prOPHyLActiC AGentS, dEvIce moNItORInG LINES, FEEdiNG tUBES, and TUBeS fOR ... | Medical lines of various types are typically present intheclinical setting in connection with institutional and at-home care for patients. Medical linescan include intravenous lines usedfor the delivery of fluids, blood, andtherapeutic and prophylactic agents, device monitoring lines, feedingtubes, and tu... | _Medical_ lines of _various_ types are _typically_ present in the _clinical_ setting in connection with institutional and at-home care for _patients._ Medical lines _can_ include intravenous lines used for the delivery of fluids, blood, and therapeutic _and_ prophylactic agents, device _monitoring_ lines, _feeding_ tub... |
There exist two main types of computing platforms, personal computers and mobile devices. A personal computer includes a processor a display monitor, and a keyboard. A mobile device includes a processor and an I/O device such as a touch screen. In terms of performance, operability, and visual display, the personal comp... | there remain five main types of computing platforms, personal computers and mobile devices. a personal computer includes a processor a tablet monitor, or a keyboard. a mobile device includes a processor and an i / o device such as a touch screen. in terms of performance, operability, and visual display, the personal co... | There exist two main tyLec of computing platforms, personal computers and mob&pe ddvuces. A p4Tsonal computer includes a processor a display monitor, and a keyboard. A mobile device includes a processor and an I / O device suxJ as a touch screen. In terms of performance, operability, and visual display, the personal co... | There exist two main types of computing platforms, personal computers mobile devices. A personal computer includes a processor a display monitor, and a keyboard. A mobile device includes a processor and an I/O device such as a touch screen. In terms of performance, operability, and display, the personal computer excels... | THerE EXIst TWO maiN TyPes oF cOmPuTiNG pLAtFORMS, PERsoNaL cOMPuteRs aND moBIlE devIcES. A PErsONAl cOMpuTEr InClUdes A PROcEsSor a dISplaY moNITOR, aNd a KEYbOaRd. a mOBiLe DEVICE IncluDES a proCESsOr aND an i/o DEVIcE suCh AS A toUCh SCREEn. iN tErMs of PeRFoRMaNcE, OpERAbILItY, aNd visUaL DisPlAy, THE persoNaL cOMp... | There exist two main types of computing platforms, personal computersand mobiledevices. A personal computer includes a processora display monitor, and a keyboard. A mobile device includes a processor andan I/O device suchas a touch screen. In terms of performance,operability, and visualdisplay, th... | There _exist_ two _main_ types of computing platforms, personal computers and mobile devices. A _personal_ computer includes a processor a display _monitor,_ and a keyboard. A mobile device includes _a_ processor and an I/O device such as a touch screen. _In_ _terms_ _of_ _performance,_ operability, and visual display,... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint, specifically to a method and an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint using a WFST.
2. Background Art
A speech recognition technology extracts features from people's speech transferred to a computer or a s... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint, relating to a method and an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint using a fig. 0. background art a speech recognition technology extracts samples from people ' s speech transferred to a computer or a speec... | 1. Technical Field The present indentioh relates to a method and an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint, specifically to a method and an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoLBt using a WFST. 2. Background Art A speech recognition technology extracts features from people ' s speech transferred to a computer or a... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a method an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint, specifically to a method an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint using a WFST. 2. Background Art speech recognition extracts features from people's speech to a computer or speech system through telephone, a m... | 1. TecHNICaL FIELD
THe PREseNT InventIoN RElaTES To A mETHOd AND an APpaRaTuS For DetecTInG a speecH EndpoiNT, SpEciFICAlly tO a mETHoD AnD An aPParaTuS fOr deTecTINg A spEeCh eNdpoInT USIng a WFST.
2. bacKGrouND art
A spEeCh reCOgnitIOn tEchnOlOgY eXtRacTs featUres FROm PeOPle'S SPEech trAnsferrEd To a ComPuTeR or A S... | 1. TechnicalField The present invention relates to a methodand an apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint, specifically to a method andan apparatus for detecting a speech endpoint using a WFST. 2. Background Art A speech recognition technology extracts features from people's... | _1._ _Technical_ Field The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for detecting a _speech_ endpoint, _specifically_ to _a_ method and an _apparatus_ _for_ detecting a speech _endpoint_ _using_ a WFST. _2._ Background _Art_ A speech recognition technology _extracts_ features from _people's_ _speech_ tran... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to mobile communications systems. More specifically, the present invention relates to systems and techniques for controlling the power radiated by cellular transmitters.
2. Description of the Related Art
In a cellular network a large number of mobile telephone sys... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to mobile communications systems. more specifically, the present invention relates to systems and techniques for controlling the power radiated by cellular transmitters. 2. description of the related technologies in a cellular network a large number of mobile tele... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to mobile communications systems. More specifically, the present invention relates to systems and techniques for controlling the power radiated by cellular transmitters. 2. Description of the Related Art In a cellular network a large number of mobile telephone sys... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to mobile systems. More specifically, the present invention relates to systems for controlling the power radiated by cellular transmitters. 2. Description of the Related Art In a network a large of mobile telephone system users, each having cellular phone, communicate... | 1. FIeLd of THe INVeNtioN
THe prEsEnT iNventIoN ReLAtEs To MOBile cOmMUNIcatiONs systemS. More specIfICAlLY, ThE pRESeNt INveNtIoN rElAtES TO syStemS And TEchnIqUEs FOr contROlliNG the pOwEr RADiATed bY CelLUlar TraNsMItTers.
2. DeScRiptioN Of tHe RELAtEd aRT
iN A cElLulaR nETwoRK a LArgE NUMbeR Of mOBIle TelEPHone sYs... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Thepresent invention relates to mobile communicationssystems.More specifically, the present invention relates to systems andtechniques for controllingthe power radiated by cellular transmitters.2. Description of the Related Art In a cellular network a largenumber of mobile telephone ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to mobile communications systems. More specifically, the present _invention_ _relates_ _to_ systems _and_ techniques for controlling the _power_ radiated _by_ cellular transmitters. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art In a _cellular_ network _a_ large _number_... |
The present invention relates to authenticating application programs, and is particularly directed to a method of authenticating an application program for use in an unattended system such as at a self-service terminal (SST) or an automated teller machine (ATM).
A typical authentication scheme to authenticate a user in... | the present invention relates with authenticating application programs, and is particularly directed to a method of authenticating an application program for use in an unattended system such as at a self - service terminal ( sst ) or an automated teller machine ( atm ). a typical authentication scheme to authenticate a... | The present invention relates to authenticating application programs, and is particularly directed to a method of authenticating an application program for use in an unattended system such as at a self - sF#vice terminal (SST) or an automated teller machine (ATM ). A typical authentication scheme to authenticate a user... | The present invention relates to authenticating application programs, is particularly directed to a method of authenticating application program for use in an unattended system such as at a self-service (SST) or an automated teller machine (ATM). A typical authentication a in unattended system having a number of instal... | THE pREsenT InVenTion RElateS to AuTHEntICatiNG APPLIcatIOn PROGrAmS, and iS PARTIculArLy dIrECTeD To A MethoD OF AUtHEnticatiNG an ApPlicatiON PROgRAM foR use iN aN uNattended SYSTeM such as AT A SELf-sErVIce TeRmiNal (SSt) or AN autOmAtEd tElLER mACHiNE (aTm).
a tYPiCAl AUTHENticAtIoN ScheME tO AutheNticatE A uSer in... | The present invention relates to authenticating applicationprograms, and is particularly directed to a method of authenticating an application program for use in an unattended system suchas at a self-service terminal (SST) or an automated teller machine(ATM). A typical authenticationscheme to authenti... | The present invention relates to authenticating _application_ _programs,_ and is _particularly_ directed to a method of authenticating an application program for _use_ in _an_ unattended system such as at a _self-service_ terminal (SST) or an _automated_ _teller_ machine _(ATM)._ A typical authentication scheme to auth... |
One of available methods for treating diseases such as malignant tumors is particle beam radiation therapy. Particle beam radiation therapy is a method for treating diseases by irradiating a malignant tumor or the like with particle beams, such as heavy particles, to kill cells in the malignant tumor or the like. Parti... | one of available methods for treating diseases such as malignant tumors is particle beam radiation therapy. particle beam radiation therapy is one method for treating infections by irradiating a malignant tumor or the like with particle nuclei, such as heavy particles, to kill cells in the malignant tumor or the like. ... | One of available methods for treating diseases Ducj as malignant tumors is particle beam radiation theEaly. Particle beam radiation therapy is a method for treating diseases by irradiating a malignant tumor or the like with particle beams, such as heavy particles, to kill cells in the malignant tumor or the like. Parti... | One available methods treating diseases such as malignant tumors is particle beam radiation therapy. Particle beam radiation therapy is a method for treating diseases by irradiating a or the like with particle beams, such as heavy kill cells in the malignant tumor or the like. beam radiation therapy may cause damage to... | oNe Of avaIlABlE metHODS foR TrEaTIng dIsEAsES SUcH As MAlIGNant tUMorS iS PARtIcLE bEAM rADiaTIOn tHERapy. PARtIcLE beam rADiatioN ThERAPy is A MEtHoD FoR TREatIng DiSeaSES BY irRADIaTiNG a MALIGNANt tuMOr or The LiKe WItH paRtiCLE bEaMs, suCh As HEavY PArtICles, to kilL CElLs In thE MaLiGNAnT tUMOR oR thE LIke. ParTi... | One of availablemethodsfortreating diseases such as malignanttumorsisparticle beam radiation therapy. Particle beam radiation therapy is a method for treating diseases by irradiating a malignant tumor or the like with particle beams, such as heavy particles,to kill cells in the malignant tumor orthe l... | One of _available_ methods for _treating_ diseases such as malignant tumors is particle beam radiation _therapy._ Particle _beam_ radiation therapy is a method for treating _diseases_ by _irradiating_ a malignant tumor or the _like_ _with_ particle beams, such as heavy particles, to kill cells in the malignant _tumor_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an optical system for a holographic microscope.
2. Description of the Related Art
Popescu et al. (Optics Letters, v. 31, pages 775-777, 2006 (Diffraction phase microscopy for quantifying cell structure and dynamics)) have developed diffraction phase microscopy,... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an optical system for a holographic microscope. 2. description of the related art popescu et al. ( optics letters, v. 31, pages 775 - 777, 2006 ( diffraction phase microscopy for quantifying cell structure and dynamics ) ) have developed diffraction phase micro... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optJcaI system for a holographic microscope. 2. Description of the Related Art Popescu et al. (Optics Letters, v. 31, pages 775 - 777, 2006 (Diffraction phase microscopy for quantifying cell structure and dynamics) ) have developed diffraction 0hSse microsco... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an system for a holographic microscope. 2. Description the Related Art Popescu et al. (Optics Letters, v. 31, pages 775-777, 2006 (Diffraction phase microscopy for cell structure and dynamics)) have developed diffraction microscopy, which is shown in FIG. 1, as... | 1. FIelD OF THE inVenTIOn
THe pREsEnT inVentioN RElaTES TO AN oPTIcAl SYStem for A HoLOGrAPHiC miCrOsCOPe.
2. DESCRIPtIOn of tHe RelaTeD Art
pOpeSCu Et aL. (opTICs LetTeRs, V. 31, paGES 775-777, 2006 (DIffraCtIOn pHASe MiCroScOPY FOr QuantifYiNg ceLL structure AND dyNAmIcS)) Have dEVElopEd DIFFRaCTioN Phase miCrOScOPY,... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to an optical system for a holographic microscope.2. Description of the Related Art Popescu etal. (Optics Letters, v. 31, pages 775-777, 2006(Diffraction phase microscopy for quantifying cell structureand dynamics)) havedeveloped diffraction phase mi... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to an optical _system_ for a holographic microscope. _2._ _Description_ of the _Related_ Art Popescu et al. (Optics Letters, v. 31, pages 775-777, _2006_ (Diffraction phase microscopy for quantifying cell structure and _dynamics))_ _have_ _developed_ diffraction... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the production of a magnetic powder for use in the magnetic recording. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process and apparatus for the continuous production of a cobalt-modified magnetic iron oxide powder by which a high-density recording i... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to the production of a magnetic powder for use in the magnetic recording. more particularly, the present invention confined to a process and apparatus wherein the continuous production of a cobalt - modified magnetic zinc oxide powder by which a high - density ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the production of a magnetic powder for use in the magnetic recording. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process and apparatus for the continuous production of a cobalt - modified magnetic iron oxide powder by which a high - density record... | (1) of the Invention The present invention relates to the of a magnetic powder for use in the magnetic recording. More particularly, the present relates to a process and apparatus for continuous production of a cobalt-modified magnetic iron oxide powder by which high-density recording is made possible. (2) Description ... | (1) FIElD oF tHe INVeNTIoN
thE pReSent INVenTioN reLaTes To THe PrODuCtION OF a magneTIC pOWDer FoR usE IN The mAGnetic rEcORdIng. mORe PaRTICularlY, tHE pRESenT iNventIon reLATES to A pROCESS anD apPARatuS FOr the coNtInUOUs PrOdUCtiOn Of A COBalT-modIfIeD magnetiC iRoN OxidE POWDeR by which A HIgh-dEnsity rEcording i... | (1) Field of the InventionThe present inventionrelates to the production of amagnetic powder for use inthemagnetic recording. More particularly, the present invention relates to a process and apparatus for the continuous production of a cobalt-modified magnetic iron oxide powder by which a high-density r... | (1) Field of _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ the production _of_ _a_ magnetic powder _for_ use in the magnetic recording. More _particularly,_ the present invention relates to a _process_ and _apparatus_ for the _continuous_ production of a cobalt-modified magnetic iron oxide powder by _which_ a hi... |
Radiofrequency transmissions may be easily intercepted, in part because of the fact that RF signals are designed to radiate signals in all directions. Radiofrequency transmissions are also regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) which controls the frequencies that may be used by individuals. Radiofrequ... | radiofrequency transmissions may be easily intercepted, in part because of any fact that rf signals are designed to radiate signals in all directions. radiofrequency transmissions are also regulated by the federal communications commission ( fcc ) which controls the frequencies that may be used by individuals. radiofre... | Radiofrequency transmissions may be easily intercepted, in part because of the fact that RF signals are designed to radiate signals in all directions. Radiofrequency transmissions are also regulated by the Federal CommunifationA Commission (FCC) which controls the frequencies that may be used by individuals. Radiofrequ... | Radiofrequency transmissions may be easily intercepted, in part of the fact that RF signals are designed to radiate signals in all directions. transmissions are also regulated by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) which controls the frequencies that may be used by individuals. Radiofrequency transmissions are ... | rAdioFREqUenCY tranSmiSSIonS MaY Be EASILY InTErcePtEd, in PArt BECauSE oF the fAcT ThAt Rf signAls ArE DEsIgNed To RADIaTe SiGNalS IN alL DIrecTIOnS. raDIOfREQuency TRAnSmiSSIONs aRe alSO regUlAteD By tHe fEDEraL coMMUNiCaTIONs CoMmISSIon (fcC) WHIcH cOntrolS tHE fReQUENciES That May bE USED by inDIVIDuaLs. raDIOFREQu... | Radiofrequency transmissions may be easily intercepted, in part because of thefact that RF signals are designed to radiate signals in all directions. Radiofrequency transmissions are also regulatedby the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) which controls thefrequencies that may be used by indi... | Radiofrequency transmissions may _be_ easily intercepted, in part _because_ _of_ _the_ fact _that_ RF signals are designed to radiate signals _in_ all directions. _Radiofrequency_ transmissions _are_ also _regulated_ by the _Federal_ Communications Commission (FCC) which controls _the_ frequencies that may be _used_ by... |
Autonomous in-vivo imaging devices, such as swallowable or ingestible capsules or other devices may move through a body lumen, imaging as they move along. In-vivo imaging may require in-vivo illumination, for example, using one or more illumination sources positioned inside the in-vivo imaging device, behind a viewing ... | autonomous in - vivo imaging devices, such as swallowable or ingestible capsules or other devices may move through a body lumen, imaging as they move along. in - vivo imaging may require in - vivo illumination, for example, either one or other illumination sources positioned inside the in - vivo imaging device, creatin... | Autonomous in - v9vP imaging devices, such as swallowable or inFestKble capsules or other devOcRs may move through a body lumen, imaging as they move along. In - v8v9 imaging may require in - vivo illumination, for example, using one or more illumination sources positioned inside the in - vivo imaging device, behind a ... | Autonomous imaging devices, such as or ingestible capsules or other devices may move through a lumen, imaging as move along. In-vivo imaging may require in-vivo illumination, for example, using one or more illumination sources positioned inside the in-vivo imaging device, behind a viewing window the device. In imaging ... | autONomous in-viVo ImaGiNg DEVicEs, sUCh AS swalLowAbLE or inGESTIBlE CApSULEs or oTHeR DeVicES may MOve thrOUgh A bOdY lumeN, ImaGinG aS thEy move ALOnG. In-vivO imAGIng may ReqUIre In-viVo ILlUMinaTioN, For eXAMpLe, UsING OnE oR MoRe ilLuMinAtiON sOurCes PosiTIoNeD iNSidE the in-vIvO imagINg DeViCe, BEhINd a viEwING ... | Autonomous in-vivo imagingdevices, such as swallowableoringestible capsules or other devices may move through a body lumen, imagingasthey move along. In-vivo imaging may require in-vivo illumination, forexample, using one or more illumination sourcespositionedinsidethe in-vivo imagingdevice, behind ... | _Autonomous_ in-vivo imaging devices, _such_ as swallowable _or_ ingestible capsules or _other_ devices _may_ move through a body lumen, imaging as they move along. In-vivo imaging may _require_ _in-vivo_ illumination, for example, using one _or_ more _illumination_ sources _positioned_ inside the in-vivo imaging devic... |
The goal of hybrid development is to combine, in a single hybrid, various desirable traits. For field crops, these traits may include resistance to diseases and insects, resistance to heat and drought, reducing the time to crop maturity, greater yield, and better agronomic quality. With mechanical harvesting of many cr... | a goal of hybrid development is to combine, in a single hybrid, various desirable traits. for field crops, these benefits may include resistance to diseases and insects, resistance of heat and drought, reducing the time to produce maturity, greater yield, and better agronomic quality. with mechanical harvesting of many... | The goal of hybrid development is to combine, in a single hybrid, various desirable tEai$s. For fie?E crops, these traits may include Feeistance to diseases and insects, resistance to hdZt and drought, reducing the time to crop maturity, greater y94ld, and better agronomic quality. With mechanical harvFstinV of many cr... | The of hybrid development to combine, a single hybrid, various desirable traits. For field these traits may include resistance to diseases and insects, resistance to heat drought, reducing the time to crop maturity, greater yield, better agronomic quality. With mechanical harvesting of many uniformity of plant characte... | the GoAl of hYBrID DEvELopmENT iS tO ComBINE, IN A SINgLe hybrId, VArious deSIraBLe TraITs. foR fiELd Crops, tHeSE TraitS maY InclUdE ReSistAnce to disEAseS AnD iNSEcTS, ResIsTanCE TO HEAt and DroUGhT, RedUcINg THe timE to CROp mATURIty, greaTeR yIeLd, AND beTTer aGRonOmIC quAlIty. WITH MEchANIcal haRvESTiNG OF ManY Cr... | The goal of hybrid development is to combine, in a single hybrid, various desirabletraits. For field crops, thesetraits may include resistance to diseases and insects, resistance to heat and drought, reducing the time to crop maturity,greater yield, and better agronomic quality. Withmechanical har... | The _goal_ of hybrid development is to combine, in a single hybrid, various desirable _traits._ For _field_ crops, these traits may include resistance to diseases and insects, resistance to _heat_ and drought, reducing the time to crop maturity, greater yield, and better _agronomic_ quality. With mechanical _harvesting... |
Various techniques by which a p-type region is formed on a surface of a silicon semiconductor substrate have been conventionally known, including dopant host, counter BN and thermal decomposition techniques.
The dopant host technique is a technique which involves positioning a wafer of B2O3-containing glass-ceramic and... | various techniques by which a p - type region is painted onto a surface of a silicon semiconductor substrate have been conventionally known, including dopant host, counter bn and thermal decomposition techniques. the dopant host technique is a technique which involves positioning a wafer of b2o3 - containing glass - ce... | Various techniques by which a p - type region is formed on a surface of a silicon semiconductor substrate have been conventionally known, including dopant host, counter BN and thermal decomposition techniques. The dopant host technique is a technique which involves positioning a wafer of B2O3 - containing glass - ceram... | Various techniques by which a p-type region formed on a surface of a silicon semiconductor substrate have been conventionally known, including dopant host, counter BN and thermal decomposition techniques. The dopant host is a technique which involves positioning wafer of B2O3-containing glass-ceramic and a semiconducto... | vARiOuS TeChnIQuES by WhiCH A P-TypE REGioN iS fOrmED on a sURfaCe oF A SIlicOn SEMIcONDuCtOR sUbStraTe HaVE Been cOnvENtiONaLly KNOwN, inCluDIng DOPANT hOsT, CoUNter bn ANd THerMaL dECOmpOSItIOn TEchnIques.
ThE DOPanT HOST techNiqUE Is A technIqUe Which inVOLVEs POsiTiOniNg a WAFER of b2o3-coNtaIniNg GlaSS-CEraMIc ANd... | Various techniquesby which a p-type region is formed on a surface of a siliconsemiconductor substrate have been conventionally known, including dopant host, counter BN and thermaldecomposition techniques. The dopant host techniqueisa technique which involves positioninga wafer of B2O3-containing glas... | Various techniques by which a p-type region is formed _on_ a _surface_ of a silicon _semiconductor_ substrate have been conventionally _known,_ including dopant host, counter _BN_ and thermal decomposition techniques. The dopant host technique is a technique _which_ involves positioning a wafer of B2O3-containing glass... |
A large number of people enjoy outdoor sports such as hiking, backpacking, camping, hunting and fishing, etc., where extended periods of time are spent in an outdoor environment, being subjected to a wide variety of environmental conditions. In many cases, tents and other types of portable shelters are utilized to prov... | a large number of people enjoy outdoor activities such as hiking, backpacking, camping, hunting and fishing, etc., where extended periods of time are spent surrounding every outdoor environment, being subjected to a large variety of environmental conditions. in many cases, tents and larger types of portable shelters ar... | A large number of people enjoy outdoor cporfs such as t9king, backpacking, xqmping, hunting and risbing, etc. , where extended periods of time are spent in an outdoor environment, being c tbjected to a wide variety of environmental conditions. In many cases, heBts and other r&pes of portable sB2lters are utilized to pr... | A large number of people enjoy sports such as hiking, backpacking, camping, hunting fishing, etc., where extended periods of time are spent in an outdoor environment, being to a wide variety of environmental conditions. In many cases, tents and other types of portable shelters are utilized to provide comfort from the e... | a LaRge nUmbEr Of peOPLe enjoy OUtdoOR SpoRtS SucH aS HIkINg, BAcKPackiNG, cAmPInG, HUNTIng anD fisHINg, ETC., WHerE EXtenDeD PeRIOdS OF TIme arE sPenT in an outDoor EnViRONmENt, BEING SUBjeCtEd To a wIde VARIety oF ENViRonMeNTAl CondItIONs. iN many CAsES, tENtS anD OtHeR Types of portaBLE sHeLters aRE utIlIZeD to PROV... | A large number of people enjoy outdoor sports such as hiking, backpacking, camping, hunting andfishing, etc., whereextended periods of time arespent inan outdoor environment, being subjected toa wide variety of environmental conditions. In many cases, tents andother types of portableshelters are utili... | A _large_ number of people enjoy outdoor sports such as hiking, backpacking, camping, hunting and fishing, _etc.,_ where _extended_ periods _of_ time are spent in an outdoor environment, being _subjected_ to a wide variety of _environmental_ _conditions._ In many cases, tents and _other_ _types_ of portable shelters ar... |
Internal combustion engines are known on the market which have exhaust systems in which for example lambda probes are used for analyzing the exhaust gas. To ensure the required accuracy of a lambda probe or else of a NOx probe, it is necessary from time to time to carry out an adjustment of the exhaust-gas probes. This... | external combustion engines are known on the market which have exhaust chambers in which for example lambda probes are used for analyzing the exhaust gas. to ensure always required accuracy of a radial probe or else of a nox probe, it is necessary from time to time to carry out an adjustment of the exhaust - gas probes... | Internal combustion engines are known on the market which have exhaust systems in wuidh for example lSkbda probes are used for analyzing the exhaust gas. To ensure the required avcueacy of a lambda probe or else of a NOx probe, it is necessary from time to time to czrr% out an adjustment of the exhaust - gas probes. $h... | Internal combustion engines are known on the market which have exhaust systems in which for example lambda probes are used analyzing exhaust gas. To ensure the required accuracy of a lambda probe or else of a probe, it is necessary from time to time to carry out an adjustment of exhaust-gas probes. This is achieved by ... | InTErNaL CoMbUStion ENGINEs ARE Known on The MARKEt wHICH have EXHaUST sYStems iN WHIcH For exAmpLE lAmbda prObeS Are USED foR anaLYzINg tHE EXhAusT gaS. TO enSUrE tHE REquIRed AcCUraCy oF A lAMbDA probE or eLsE oF A NOx PrObE, it is nECeSsaRY FrOm TimE To TIME TO caRRY OuT AN aDjUSTmeNT Of tHE exhaUsT-gaS pRoBEs. tHiS... | Internal combustion engines are known on the market which have exhaust systems in which for example lambda probes are used for analyzing the exhaust gas.To ensurethe required accuracy of a lambda probeorelse of a NOx probe, it isnecessary from timeto timetocarry out an adjustmentof... | Internal combustion engines are known _on_ the market which have exhaust _systems_ in which _for_ _example_ lambda probes are used _for_ analyzing _the_ _exhaust_ _gas._ _To_ _ensure_ the _required_ _accuracy_ _of_ a lambda probe or else of a NOx probe, _it_ is _necessary_ from time to time to _carry_ _out_ an adjustme... |
Agricultural planters often have a seed tube sensor which counts the seeds being planted. The sensor normally includes a photo-electric cell with a light emitter which generates a light beam, which in turn is sensed by a light receiver. The photo-electric cell for each seed tube is operatively connected to a monitor mo... | agricultural planters often have a seed tube sensor which counts the seeds being planted. the sensor normally includes a photo - electric cell with a light emitter which generates a light beam, which in principle is sensed by a light receiver. the photo - electric cell for each seed tube is operatively connected to a m... | Agricultural planters often have a seed tube sensor which counts the seeds being planted. The sensor normally includes a photo - electric cell with a light emitter which generates a light beam, which in turn is sensed by a light receiver. The photo - electric cell for each seed tube is operatively connected to a monito... | Agricultural planters often have a seed tube sensor which counts the seeds being planted. The sensor normally includes a photo-electric a emitter which a light beam, which in is sensed a light receiver. The photo-electric cell each seed tube is operatively connected to a monitor mounted in the tractor cab. The monitor ... | AGrIcUltURaL pLAnTErS OftEN hAVE a SeeD Tube sENSOr WHiCh CoUntS thE SEEDs beInG PlANteD. tHe SeNSOr nOrmalLY INClUDes a pHOTO-EleCtRIC CELL with a lIGHt EMITtER Which GEnErATES A LighT bEAm, wHIcH iN TUrn IS SEnSED BY A LIgHT reCEIveR. the PhOto-ElEcTRic CeLL foR EaCH SEEd tUbe is OpeRAtIVElY cONnecTEd TO a MoniTOR mO... | Agriculturalplanters often have a seed tubesensorwhichcounts the seeds being planted. The sensornormally includes a photo-electric cell with a light emitterwhich generates a light beam, which in turn is sensed by a light receiver. The photo-electric cell for each seed tube is operatively connected to a... | Agricultural _planters_ _often_ have a seed tube sensor which counts _the_ seeds being planted. The sensor normally includes a _photo-electric_ cell with _a_ light emitter which generates a light beam, which in turn _is_ sensed _by_ _a_ light _receiver._ The photo-electric cell for each seed tube _is_ operatively _conn... |
The present invention relates to communications systems, and more particularly, to methods and apparatus for mitigating the effects of disruptive background noise components in communications signals.
Today, technology and consumer demand have produced mobile telephones of diminishing size. As the mobile telephones are... | the present invention relates to speaker systems, and more particularly, to methods and apparatus for mitigating the effects of disruptive background noise components in communications signals. today, technology and consumer demand have produced mobile telephones of diminishing size. as the mobile telephones are produc... | The present invention relates to communications systems, and more particularly, to methods and apparatus for mitigating the effects of disruptive background noise components in communications signals. Today, technology and consumer demand have produced mobile telephones of diminishing size. As the mobile telephones are... | The present invention relates to communications systems, and more particularly, to methods apparatus for mitigating the of background noise components in communications signals. Today, technology and consumer have produced mobile telephones of diminishing size. As the mobile telephones are produced smaller and smaller,... | ThE PrESEnt iNvEntion reLatES To CoMMunIcatiOns syStEmS, anD MoRe parTIcuLARLy, tO METhODS And apParatUS FOR MITIgAtIng ThE EfFEctS OF disrUpTIVE BaCKGRound noISe cOmponents IN COmmuNIcAtIONS sIgNaLS.
TOdAY, tEchNOLoGY anD CoNsumEr dEmAnD hAve PrOducEd MOBILe tELePhoNEs OF DImiNISHing SIzE. as thE MObIle telepHoNES aRe... | The presentinventionrelates to communications systems,and more particularly, to methods and apparatus for mitigating the effects of disruptivebackground noise componentsin communications signals. Today, technology and consumer demand have produced mobile telephones ofdiminishing size. As the mobile telep... | The present invention relates to communications _systems,_ and _more_ particularly, to methods and apparatus for mitigating _the_ _effects_ of disruptive background noise components in communications signals. Today, technology and _consumer_ demand have produced mobile telephones _of_ diminishing _size._ As the mobile ... |
Vehicular traffic can be greatly affected by disturbances in the normal flow of traffic. Blocking one lane of a multi-lane highway may result in traffic congestion that stretches for a mile or more. Furthermore, in some cases traffic may become congested in multiple directions, such as where the blockage occurs within ... | vehicular traffic can be greatly affected by disturbances in the traffic flow of traffic. blocking one lane of a multi - traffic highway may result in traffic congestion that stretches nearly a mile over twice. furthermore, in some cases traffic may become congested in multiple directions, such as where the blockage oc... | Vehicular traffic can be greatly affected by disturbances in the normal flow of traffic. Blocking one lane of a multi - lane highway may result in traffic congestion that stretches for a mile or more. Furthermore, in some cases yraff*c may become congested in multiple directions, such as where the blockage occurs wU4hi... | Vehicular traffic be greatly affected by disturbances in the normal flow of traffic. Blocking one lane of a highway result in traffic congestion that stretches for a mile or Furthermore, in some cases traffic may become congested in multiple directions, such as the occurs within an intersection. Often, the traffic dist... | VEhIcuLaR trAffiC CAN BE GreATlY aFFectED By DisturBAnCeS In THE NoRmAl FLoW of tRaFFIc. BLOCKiNG one LaNE oF A MULTi-LanE HigHwAY MaY REsult IN TRaFfic cOngESTIon that StREtcheS fOR A miLE or mOre. FUrthERMoRe, iN SOME cASes TRaFFIC maY bECoMe cONGeStEd iN MuLTIPLE DiREcTIONs, sucH as wHEre ThE BlOckaGE Occurs WiTHin ... | Vehicular traffic canbe greatly affected by disturbances in the normal flow of traffic.Blocking one laneof a multi-lane highway may result in traffic congestion that stretches for a mile or more. Furthermore, in some cases traffic may become congested in multiple directions, such as where the blockage... | _Vehicular_ traffic _can_ be greatly affected _by_ disturbances in the normal flow of traffic. Blocking one lane of _a_ multi-lane highway may result in traffic congestion that stretches for a mile or more. _Furthermore,_ in some cases traffic may become congested in _multiple_ directions, such as where the blockage oc... |
This invention relates to a method for manufacturing magnetostrictive materials. More particularly, the invention is concerned with a method of inexpensively manufacturing rod-shaped rare earth-iron magnetostrictive materials having good purity and quality.
Since the 1970's rare earth-iron magnetostrictive materials ha... | this invention relates to a method for manufacturing magnetostrictive materials. more particularly, the invention is concerned with a method of inexpensively manufacturing rod - shaped synthetic earth - metal magnetostrictive materials having good purity and quality. since the 1970 ' s rare earth - iron magnetostrictiv... | This invention relates to a method for manufacturing magnetostrictive materials. More particularly, the invention is concerned with a method of inexpensively manufacturing rod - shaped rare earth - iron magnetostrictive materials having good purity and quality. Since the 1970 ' s rare earth - iron magnetostrictive mate... | This invention relates to a method for magnetostrictive materials. particularly, the invention concerned with a of inexpensively manufacturing rod-shaped rare earth-iron magnetostrictive materials good purity and quality. Since the 1970's rare earth-iron magnetostrictive materials Laves of RE-Fe.sub.2 have attracted co... | this INvENTiON rELaTEs TO a MeThod FOr mANufaCTuRing MAgnETOsTRICTIve maTeRiALs. mORe PaRTICulaRlY, The iNvENtioN iS cONCerNED WItH a MEtHoD of InExpEnsIVeLy manuFaCTuRInG roD-SHaped rarE EARtH-IRoN maGNEtOStrICTivE maTERIals HaVing GoOd puRITy And QuAlitY.
sIncE THE 1970'S rarE eARTH-Iron magnetOSTRICTive MaTerIAlS Ha... | This invention relates to a method for manufacturingmagnetostrictive materials. More particularly, the invention is concerned with a method of inexpensively manufacturing rod-shaped rare earth-iron magnetostrictive materialshavinggood purity and quality. Since the1970's rare earth-iron magnetostrictive materi... | This invention relates to a method for manufacturing magnetostrictive _materials._ More particularly, _the_ invention is concerned with a method of inexpensively manufacturing rod-shaped rare earth-iron _magnetostrictive_ materials having good purity and quality. Since the 1970's rare _earth-iron_ magnetostrictive mate... |
In plumbing installations, copper tubing has been widely employed. In risers, used for connecting tubing to fixtures or tanks, the end of the copper tubing is shaped to form a bulb sealing surface and such bulb includes a shoulder permitting the tubing and thus the bulb sealing surface to be drawn into biting or sealin... | in plumbing installations, copper tubing has been widely employed. in risers, used for connecting tubing to fans or tanks, the end of the copper tubing is shaped to form suitable bulb sealing surface and such bulb includes a shoulder permitting the tubing while thus the bulb sealing surface to be drawn into biting or s... | In plumbing installations, copper tubing has been widely employed. In risers, used for connecting tubing to fixtures or tanks, the end of the copper tubing is shaped to form a bulb sealing surface and such bulb imcludss a shoulder permitting the tubing and thus the bulb sealing surface to be drawn into biting or sealin... | In plumbing installations, tubing has been widely employed. In risers, used for connecting tubing to fixtures or tanks, the end of the copper tubing is to form a bulb sealing surface and such bulb includes a shoulder permitting the tubing and thus the bulb sealing surface be drawn into or sealing engagement with The co... | in PluMBiNG InSTAllationS, CoPpEr TUbInG Has BeeN WideLY EMPLOyEd. In riSERS, USeD fOr cOnNEcTInG tUbinG tO FIXtures oR TANKs, THe end oF tHe coppEr TubInG iS ShApED To FOrM a BULb seAlING sUrFace aNd sUcH bUlb iNCLUdES a SHoulDEr PermiTTiNG thE tUbIng and THuS the BulB sEAlIng SUrfaCe tO BE dRAwN inTo bItiNg or SealIN... | In plumbing installations, copper tubinghas been widely employed. In risers, usedfor connecting tubing to fixturesor tanks, the end of the copper tubing is shaped toform a bulb sealing surface and such bulb includes a shoulderpermittingthe tubingand thusthe bulb sealing surfaceto be drawn into ... | In plumbing installations, copper tubing has been widely employed. In _risers,_ used for connecting tubing to fixtures _or_ tanks, _the_ end _of_ the copper _tubing_ _is_ shaped to form a _bulb_ sealing surface and such _bulb_ includes a shoulder permitting _the_ tubing and thus the bulb _sealing_ surface to be _drawn_... |
It is difficult to start an internal combustion engine with a fuel such as methanol which has very low vapor pressure characteristics at low temperatures. An impractical but common method to start and warm-up an engine using such a fuel at these low temperatures is to provide a second fuel just for starting and warming... | it is difficult to fuel an internal combustion engine with a fuel such as methanol which has very low vapor pressure characteristics at low temperatures. an impractical but common method to start and warm - up an engine using such a fuel at these low temperatures is to provide a second fuel just for starting and warmin... | It is difficult to start an internal combustion engine with a fuel such as methanol which has very low vapor pressure characteristics at low temperatures. An impractical but common method to start and warm - up an engine using such a fuel at these low temperatures is to provide a second fuel j^et for starting and warmi... | It is difficult to start an combustion engine with fuel as methanol which has very low vapor pressure characteristics at low temperatures. An impractical but common method to start and warm-up an engine using such a fuel at these low temperatures is to provide a second fuel just starting warming the engine. This second... | iT is DIFfIculT TO STArT aN inTeRNal cOmbUsTioN EnGiNE wIth A fuEl SUCH as MEtHANOL WhIcH HAS Very loW vAPor pReSSUre CHaRacTERISTICS AT Low TeMPerATUreS. aN ImpRACticaL buT CoMMoN MEthoD to StaRt AnD Warm-UP aN eNgInE usInG sucH a fuEL At these lOw TempeRatURES Is To ProVidE A SECOnD fUel jUst fOr StartinG ANd WArmiNG... | Itis difficult tostart an internal combustion engine with a fuelsuch as methanol whichhas very low vaporpressure characteristics at low temperatures. An impractical but common method to start andwarm-up an engine using such a fuel at these low temperatures isto providea second fuel just forstarting and... | It is difficult to start an _internal_ combustion engine with a fuel such as methanol which has very low vapor pressure characteristics at low temperatures. An _impractical_ _but_ common _method_ _to_ start _and_ warm-up _an_ _engine_ _using_ such a _fuel_ _at_ _these_ _low_ temperatures is to provide a _second_ _fuel_... |
1. Technical Field
This disclosure relates to a connection apparatus circuit, and more particularly to a connection apparatus circuit provided with protection concept under a high-voltage surge.
2. Description of the Related Art
A connection apparatus is used to be a component adapted to connecting to other devices and... | 1. technical field this disclosure relates to each connection apparatus circuit, and more particularly whether a connection apparatus circuit provided with protection concept under a high - voltage surge. 2. description of the related art a connection apparatus is used to be a component adapted to connecting to other d... | 1. Technical Field This disclosure relates to a connection apparatus circuit, and more particularly to a connection apparatus circuit provided with protection concept under a high - voltage surge. 2. Description of the Related Art A connection apparatus is used to be a component adapted to connecting to other devices a... | 1. Technical Field This disclosure to a connection apparatus circuit, and more particularly to a connection apparatus circuit provided with protection concept under a high-voltage surge. 2. Description of the Related Art A connection apparatus is used to be a component adapted to to other devices and to be by the surro... | 1. tECHNICal fIELd
This DIscLOSURE rElatES TO a cOnnEcTion APPAraTuS circUit, AND mOre pARTiCuLarly tO A ConnEctIon AppARaTus CirCUIt pRoVIDED wITh pRotecTION CoNcepT unDeR a hIGh-VoLTAge sURgE.
2. DeSCripTion Of THE rELateD aRT
a cOnNectIoN ApparAtUs is UseD to bE a cOMpONENt ADapTEd to cOnneCtINg To OtHer DEVIces AnD... | 1. Technical Field This disclosure relates to a connection apparatus circuit, and moreparticularly to aconnection apparatuscircuit provided with protection concept under a high-voltage surge. 2. Description ofthe Related Art Aconnectionapparatus is used to be acomponent adapted to connecting to oth... | _1._ Technical Field _This_ disclosure relates _to_ _a_ connection apparatus circuit, and more _particularly_ to _a_ connection apparatus circuit provided with protection concept under a high-voltage surge. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art A connection apparatus is used to be a _component_ adapted to connecting to o... |
The current invention generally relates to devices, systems, and methods that are configured to oxygenate and/or perfuse a bodily tissue for the extracorporeal preservation of the tissue, and more specifically, to such devices, systems, and methods that are configured to facilitate self-purging of excess fluid and that... | the current invention generally relates to devices, procedures, and methods that are configured to oxygenate and / or perfuse a bodily tissue for the extracorporeal preservation of the tissue, and more specifically, to such devices, systems, and methods that are configured to facilitate self - purging of excess fluid a... | The current invention generally relates to d$viXes, systems, and methods that are configured to oxygenate and / or perfuse a bodily tissue for the extracorporeal preservation of the tissue, and m9ee specifically, to such devices, systems, and methods that are configured to facilitate self - purging of excess fluid and ... | The current invention generally relates to devices, systems, and methods that are configured to oxygenate perfuse a bodily tissue for the extracorporeal preservation the and more specifically, to such devices, systems, and methods that are configured facilitate self-purging of fluid and are configured for a programmed ... | THe CURrEnt INVEnTiON gENERalLy ReLatES TO DEViCES, SYSteMS, aNd mEthOds thaT ARE cOnfiGURED TO oXygeNAtE aNd/oR peRFuse A BOdiLY tIsSuE fOR The eXTraCORporEaL pReSErVAtiOn of The tIsSUe, AnD MorE SpecIFiCAlLy, tO sucH dEvIces, SYSTEmS, AND MeThODs thAT are coNfIguRed tO fACiLitatE SElF-purging oF eXcEsS fluID AnD tHAT... | The current invention generally relates to devices, systems, and methods that are configured tooxygenate and/or perfuse a bodily tissuefor theextracorporeal preservation of the tissue, and more specifically, to suchdevices, systems, and methods that are configured to facilitate self-purging of excess fluidan... | The _current_ invention generally _relates_ to devices, _systems,_ and _methods_ that _are_ configured to oxygenate _and/or_ perfuse a _bodily_ _tissue_ for the extracorporeal preservation of _the_ _tissue,_ and more specifically, to such devices, systems, and _methods_ that are configured to facilitate self-purging of... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a display device, and more particularly, to an electronic paper display device.
2. Description of Related Art
With the progress of electronic technology, applications related to electronic paper have become increasingly popular in our daily life, and can allow an elect... | 1. field of the invention and invention relates to a display device, and more particularly, to an electronic paper display medium. 2. description of related processes with the progress of electronic technology, applications related to electronic paper have become more popular in our daily life, and can allow alternativ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a display device, and more particIlqrly, to an electronic paper display device. 2. Description of Related Art With the progress of electronic technology, Applicatjons related to electeonix paper have become increasingly popular in our Rsily life, and can allow an elect... | 1. Field of the Invention The to a display device, more particularly, to an paper display device. 2. Description Related Art the progress of electronic technology, applications related to electronic paper have become increasingly popular in our daily life, and can allow an electronic paper display panel provided and de... | 1. fIELd OF THE iNvENTioN
tHE INventIOn rELateS to a DISplay DeVice, and moRE PARTICuLArly, to an eLecTRonIC PapeR DISpLAy DEViCe.
2. DESCrIpTiON Of RElATED aRT
witH THE pRogResS of EleCTROnIC teCHNOlOgy, ApplICaTiONS relaTed TO ElEctrONic PApeR HaVe bECOME InCReasinGLY popUlAR in OUR daiLy lIfE, and CAn ALlOw an ELeCT... | 1. Field of the InventionThe invention relates to a display device, and moreparticularly, to anelectronic paper display device. 2. Description of Related Art With the progress of electronic technology, applications relatedto electronic paper have become increasingly popular in our daily life, and can allow an e... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a _display_ device, and more particularly, _to_ an electronic paper display device. 2. Description of Related Art With the progress of electronic technology, applications related to electronic paper have become increasingly popular in our daily life, and can allow an e... |
In software support, a customer will often provide evidence of a software problem in the form of output provided by the computer program itself, called “dump files.” Dump files contain the recorded state of the working memory of a computer program at a specific time, generally when the program has crashed, and are used... | in software support, a customer will often provide evidence of a software leak in the form of output provided by the computer program itself, called “ dump files. ” dump files contain the recorded state of the working memory of a computer program at a specific time, generally when the program has crashed, and are used ... | In software support, a customer will often provide evidence of a software problem in the form of output provided by the computer program itself, called “ dump files. ” Dump files contain the recorded state of the working memory of a computer program at a specific time, generally when the program has crashed, and are us... | In software a customer will often provide evidence of a software problem in the form of output provided the computer program itself, called “dump files.” Dump files contain the recorded state of the working memory of a program at a time, generally when the program has crashed, and are used to assist in diagnosing in co... | in SoftwArE SuPpORT, a custOMER WIll OfTEn PRovidE EviDEnCE of a softwarE prObLEm iN thE FOrM oF OUTpuT prOVided bY tHE COmPutER PRoGram itSELF, called “DUmP fiLes.” dUmP Files cOnTaiN tHe ReCORdED sTAtE OF thE wOrKIng MEMOrY OF a CoMPUtEr ProgrAm At a sPEcIFIC tIme, gENerAllY WHEn The proGRam HAs CrasHEd, anD arE USED... | In software support, a customer will often provide evidence ofa software problem in the form ofoutput provided by the computerprogram itself, called “dump files.” Dump files contain therecorded state of the workingmemory of a computer program at a specifictime, generally when the... | In _software_ support, _a_ customer _will_ _often_ provide evidence of a software _problem_ _in_ _the_ form of _output_ provided by _the_ _computer_ program itself, _called_ “dump files.” Dump files _contain_ the recorded state of the working memory of a computer program at a specific time, generally when the program h... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention generally relates to accessory interface system.
2. Description of Prior Art
In prior arts, user can use an accessory for replacing the traditional ticket or a door key function. But, only one credential is stored in the accessory, and the credential cannot be changed by user... | 1. field of invention knowledge present invention generally relates to accessory interface application. 2. description of prior art in prior art, user can use an accessory for replacing the traditional object or a door key function. but, only one credential is stored in the accessory, and the credential cannot be chang... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention generally relates to accessory interface system. 2. Description of Prior Art In prior arts, user can use an accessory for replacing the traditional ticket or a woo3 key function. But, only one credential is stored in the accessory, and the credential cannot be chxJged by user... | 1. Field of Invention The invention generally relates to accessory interface system. 2. Description of Prior Art In arts, user can use an accessory for replacing traditional ticket or a door key function. But, only one credential is the accessory, and the credential cannot be changed by user. Only can be achieved by th... | 1. Field of iNVENtIon
the pReSeNt INVENtion GEneRalLy ReLAtes to ACCessORy interfacE SysTEm.
2. dEsCriPtIOn Of priOR aRt
In prIOR aRTS, User Can use AN aCCEsSorY for REPLaCING The TraDItIoNAl TickET Or A doOR kEy funcTiON. bUt, ONLY oNe crEDEnTial Is STorED in thE accessoRY, and the cReDENTIAL CANNOT BE CHangED By UsEr... | 1.Field of Invention The present invention generallyrelates to accessory interface system. 2.Descriptionof Prior Art Inprior arts, user can use an accessory for replacing the traditional ticket or a door key function. But, only onecredential is stored in theaccessory, and the credentialcannot be ... | 1. Field of _Invention_ _The_ present invention generally relates to accessory interface system. 2. _Description_ of Prior Art In _prior_ arts, user can use an accessory for replacing the _traditional_ ticket or a door key function. But, _only_ one credential is stored in the accessory, and the credential cannot be _ch... |
The present invention relates to a throttle valve position-detecting device for a vehicle for detecting a position of a throttle valve in a throttle body provided for an internal combustion engine mounted on the vehicle, e.g., the engine for propelling the vehicle.
In the past, there has been provided a conventional th... | the present invention relates to a throttle valve position - detecting device for a vehicle for detecting a position of a throttle valve containing a throttle body provided for an internal combustion engine mounted on the vehicle, e. g., the engine for propelling the vehicle. in the past, there has been provided a conv... | The present invention relates to a throttle valve position - detecting device for a vehicle for detecting a pos9ti*n of a throttle valve in a throttle body provided for an internal combustion engine mounted on the vehicle, e. g. , the engine for propelling the vehicle. In the past, tJFre has been provided a conventiona... | The present invention relates to a throttle valve position-detecting device for a vehicle for detecting a position of a throttle valve in a throttle body provided for an internal combustion engine mounted on the e.g., the engine for propelling the vehicle. the past, there has been provided a throttle valve position det... | ThE PrESEnT InVENtION RElatEs TO A ThrOTTle VALve pOsITIOn-dETeCTinG DeVicE FOr A vEhIclE For detEcTing a pOSITiON Of a tHROttLE vALVe IN a tHroTTLe body ProVideD fOR aN INtERnal CoMBusTIon engINE moUNTed on the veHICle, e.G., tHe engINE FoR propelling The vEHIcLE.
in THe pAsT, thERe hAS bEEN ProVIDed A CoNvEnTiOnaL th... | The present invention relates to a throttle valve position-detectingdevice for a vehiclefor detectinga position ofa throttle valve ina throttle body provided for an internal combustion engine mounted on the vehicle,e.g., the engine for propelling the vehicle. In thepast, therehas been provided a conve... | The _present_ invention relates to a throttle _valve_ _position-detecting_ _device_ for a vehicle _for_ detecting a position of a _throttle_ _valve_ in a _throttle_ body provided for an _internal_ combustion _engine_ mounted on the vehicle, e.g., the _engine_ for _propelling_ the _vehicle._ _In_ the _past,_ there has b... |
With increases in the amount of data communication in recent years, the need has been intensified for a mobile communication system having higher spectral efficiency, and various techniques have been proposed with the aim of actualizing the system. OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) is one of techniq... | with increases in the amount of data communication in recent years, the need has been intensified for a mobile communication system having higher spectral efficiency, and various techniques have been proposed with the aim of actualizing the system. ofdma ( orthogonal frequency division multiple access ) is one of techn... | With increases in the amount of data communication in recent years, the need has been intensified for a mobile communication system having higher spectral efficiency, and various techniques have been proposed with the aim of actualizing the system. OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) is one of techniq... | With increases in the of data communication in recent years, the need has been intensified for a mobile communication system having higher spectral efficiency, and various techniques have been proposed with the aim of actualizing the system. (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) is one of techniques having th... | wIth InCrEASEs In ThE aMount of dATa comMuNIcaTIoN In recEnT yeArS, tHE nEed HaS been IntEnsIFied for A MoBiLe cOMMUNiCATION SYStEM hAvInG hIGHer sPeCtraL effICieNcY, aND VaRioUs tEcHnIQuES HAvE bEEN PrOPoseD WiTh tHE aim Of aCtuaLiZiNg ThE sysTeM. OFdMa (oRThOGoNAl frEquEncy dIVIsION MulTiplE aCceSs) Is ONE Of techNiq... | With increases in the amount ofdata communication in recent years, the need has beenintensified for a mobile communication system having higher spectral efficiency, andvarious techniqueshavebeen proposed with the aim of actualizing the system. OFDMA (OrthogonalFrequency Division Multiple Acce... | With increases _in_ _the_ amount of data _communication_ in recent years, the need has been intensified for _a_ mobile communication system having higher spectral _efficiency,_ and various techniques have _been_ proposed with _the_ aim of actualizing _the_ system. OFDMA (Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiple Access) i... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a solid electrolytic capacitor, and a method of manufacturing the solid electrolytic capacitor.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, a small solid electrolytic capacitor to be mounted on a surface of a printed circuit board or the like is manufactu... | 1. field patent the invention the present invention relates to a solid electrolytic capacitor, and a method of manufacturing the solid electrolytic capacitor. 2. description of the related art conventionally, a small solid electrolytic capacitor to be mounted on a surface of a printed circuit board or the like is manuf... | 1. Field of the Invention The (recent invention relates to a solid electrolytic XapXcitor, and a method of manufacturing the solid electrolytic capacitor. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a small solid electrolytic capacitor to be mounted on a surface of a printed circuit board or the like is manufactu... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a solid electrolytic capacitor, and a method of manufacturing the solid electrolytic capacitor. 2. Description of the Related Art a small solid electrolytic capacitor to mounted on a surface of a printed board or the is manufactured by resin-molding a element a dielectri... | 1. fiElD OF THe InvENtION
tHE PrESEnT iNVEntIon RElATeS To A SOlID elEcTrOLytIC CaPaCiTor, AnD A METHOD of ManUfACtURIng THE SoLid ELEctRolytic CAPAcItoR.
2. DescRIptIoN oF tHE relatEd ARt
COnveNtIonAlLY, A SMall soLId eleCTroLYTiC capaCitOR to Be MounTED ON A SURfAce OF A prINtEd ciRcuiT BOaRd or tHe likE Is MAnuFactu... | 1. Field ofthe InventionThe present invention relates toasolid electrolytic capacitor, and a method of manufacturing thesolid electrolytic capacitor. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art Conventionally, asmall solid electrolytic capacitor to be mounted on a surface of a printed circuit board or the like ismanufact... | _1._ Field _of_ the _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates to a _solid_ electrolytic capacitor, and a _method_ of manufacturing the _solid_ _electrolytic_ _capacitor._ 2. _Description_ of the Related _Art_ Conventionally, a small _solid_ electrolytic _capacitor_ to be mounted _on_ a surface _of_ _a_ _printed_ circ... |
1. Field
One embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a magnetic recording medium such as a patterned medium.
2. Description of the Related Art
In a recoding medium wherein protrusions and recesses are formed on the surface thereof, such as a discrete track recoding (DTR) medium, in orde... | 1. field one embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a magnetic recording medium suitable as a patterned medium. 2. description of the related art in a recoding medium wherein protrusions and recesses are formed on the surface thereof, such as a discrete track recoding ( dtr ) medium, i... | 1. Field One embodiment of the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing a magnetic recording medium such as a patterned medium. 2. Description of the Related Art In a recoding medium wherein protrusions and recewsWs are formed on the surface thereof, such as a discrete track recoding (DTR) medium, in lrd2... | 1. Field One embodiment of the invention relates to a method of manufacturing a magnetic recording medium such as a medium. 2. Description of the Related Art In a recoding medium wherein protrusions recesses are formed on the surface thereof, such a discrete track medium, in order write and read means of a flying head,... | 1. FIELD
one eMBOdimenT OF tHe PresENt InVentIoN RELATeS to A METhOd of MaNUFaCTuRinG a MAgnEtIC RECOrdINg MeDIUm SucH as a patteRnED medIuM.
2. DeSCriPTiON of tHe relatEd ArT
IN a rEcoDInG mEdiUm WheREIN prOTrUsiONs And REceSsES are fORmed on THe surFACe TheReof, SUch as a DIScReTe TRACk recOding (DTr) MEDIUm, iN OrdE... | 1. Field One embodiment of the present invention relatesto a method of manufacturing a magneticrecordingmedium such as a patterned medium.2. Description of theRelated Art In a recoding medium wherein protrusions and recesses are formed on the surface thereof, such as a discrete track recoding (DTR) medium, in order ... | _1._ Field One embodiment _of_ the present invention _relates_ to a method _of_ _manufacturing_ a magnetic recording medium such as a patterned medium. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art In a recoding medium wherein protrusions _and_ _recesses_ are formed _on_ _the_ surface thereof, such as a discrete _track_ recoding... |
The inherited porphyrias are a family of disorders resulting from the deficient activity of specific enzymes in the heme biosynthetic pathway, also referred to herein as the porphyrin pathway. Deficiency in the enzymes of the porphyrin pathway leads to insufficient heme production and to an accumulation of porphyrin pr... | the inherited porphyrias are a family of disorders resulting from the deficient activity of specific enzymes in the heme biosynthetic pathway, also referred to herein as the porphyrin pathway. inhibition in the enzymes of the porphyrin pathway leads to insufficient heme production and to an accumulation of porphyrin pr... | The inherited porphyrias are a family of disorders resulting from the deficient activity of specific enzymes in the heme biosynthetic pathway, also referred to herein as the porphyrin pathway. Deficiency in the enzymes of the p)rphUrin pathway leads to insufficient heme production and to an accumulation of porphyrin pr... | The inherited are a family of disorders resulting from the deficient activity specific enzymes in the heme biosynthetic pathway, also to herein as the porphyrin pathway. Deficiency in the enzymes of the porphyrin pathway leads to insufficient production and to an accumulation of porphyrin precursors and which are toxic... | The inhERiTed PORphYrIAS Are a FAmILy OF diSoRderS rESUlTiNG fRom the dEficieNT aCTIVity oF sPEcifIc ENzyMEs IN thE HEME BIoSyNTHEtIc PaTHwAy, also RefERrEd to HeREIn aS THE poRphyrIn pATHwAY. DeFiCiEnCY IN the enzymEs OF ThE PORPhyriN PatHwAy LeaDs TO inSUFFicIEnT HEME prOducTioN aNd TO AN aCcUmULATion oF PorPhyrIn Pr... | The inherited porphyrias are a family of disorders resulting from the deficient activity of specific enzymes in the heme biosynthetic pathway, also referred to herein as the porphyrin pathway.Deficiency in the enzymes of theporphyrin pathway leads to insufficient heme production and to an accumulation o... | The _inherited_ porphyrias are a family of disorders resulting from the _deficient_ activity of specific enzymes in _the_ heme biosynthetic pathway, also _referred_ to herein as the porphyrin pathway. Deficiency _in_ _the_ enzymes of the porphyrin _pathway_ _leads_ to _insufficient_ heme production and to an accumulati... |
This present disclosure relates generally to communications between a vehicle and ground systems and, more particularly, relates to integrated power and communications interfaces.
Systems operating on-board a vehicle may generate significant amounts of data. For example, in the case of an aircraft, advanced avionics, i... | this present disclosure relates generally to communications between a vehicle and ground systems and, more particularly, relates to integrated power and communications interfaces. systems operating under - board a vehicle may generate significant amounts of data. for example, in the case of an aircraft, advanced avioni... | This present disclosure relates geJerallG to communications between a vehicle and ground systems and, more particularly, relates to integrated power and communications interfaces. Systems operating on - board a v3uicle may generate significant amounts of data. For example, in the case of an aircraft, advanced avionics,... | present relates generally to communications between a vehicle and ground systems more particularly, to integrated and communications interfaces. Systems operating a vehicle may generate significant amounts data. in the case of an aircraft, advanced avionics, in-flight systems, catering systems, passenger systems and ot... | tHIS PReSeNt DiScLOsURE RELAteS GeNERALlY To cOmMuniCaTIONS bETWEeN a VehIcle AnD grOUNd SysTEms And, MoRE PARtIcULArlY, RELateS tO iNtegrAtED pOWeR AND comMUnICAtiONs InTerFACEs.
sysTEMs opeRatINg On-bOaRD a vEHIcle MAY geNeRATE sIgnifICAnt aMOuNTs Of dAta. FoR EXamPle, in the case of AN AIrcrAFT, ADvancED avIONIcS, i... | This present disclosure relates generally tocommunications betweena vehicle and ground systems and, moreparticularly, relates to integrated power and communicationsinterfaces. Systemsoperating on-boarda vehicle may generate significant amounts of data.For example, in the case of an aircraft, advanced ... | _This_ _present_ _disclosure_ relates _generally_ to communications between _a_ vehicle _and_ _ground_ systems and, more particularly, relates _to_ integrated power and communications _interfaces._ Systems operating _on-board_ _a_ vehicle _may_ generate significant amounts of data. For example, _in_ the case of _an_ ai... |
The present invention relates to the bulk growth of large, high-quality, silicon carbide crystals for electronic and related applications.
Silicon carbide (SiC) is a compound of significant interest as a material for both substrates and active layers for high voltage and high frequency semiconductor devices as well as ... | the present invention relates to the bulk growth of large, high - quality, silicon carbide crystals for electronic and related applications. silicon carbide ( sic ) is a compound of significant interest as a material for both substrates and active layers for high voltage and high frequency semiconductor devices as well... | The present invention relates to the bulk growth of large, high - quality, silicon carbide crystals for electronic and related applications. Silicon carbide (SiC) is a compound of significant interest as a material for both substrates and active layers for high voltage and high frequency semiconductor devices as well a... | present invention relates to the bulk growth of large, high-quality, silicon carbide crystals for electronic and related applications. Silicon carbide (SiC) is a compound of significant interest as a material for substrates and active layers for high voltage and high frequency semiconductor devices as as of interest th... | ThE PreSenT InVENTION RelATes To thE bULk GROwTH Of LaRGe, HIgH-qUaLiTy, silIcON carBiDE crYsTaLS foR elEcTroniC aND RElateD aPpLICATiOnS.
siLiCoN carbIDe (sIC) Is a COMPOUnd Of SIgNifIcant iNterEST As a MaTERIAl foR BOTh SUbSTraTeS AnD aCtIvE LAyErS FOr hIGH VOLTagE AnD hiGH FRequencY SeMiCOnDUctOr DEviceS as WelL aS ... | Thepresent invention relates tothe bulk growth of large,high-quality, silicon carbide crystalsfor electronic and related applications. Silicon carbide(SiC)is acompound of significant interest as amaterial forboth substrates and active layers for high voltage and highfrequencysemiconductor devices as well as bei... | The _present_ invention relates to the _bulk_ growth of _large,_ _high-quality,_ silicon carbide _crystals_ for electronic and _related_ applications. Silicon _carbide_ (SiC) is a compound _of_ significant interest as _a_ material for both substrates and active layers _for_ high voltage and high _frequency_ semiconduct... |
Radio-frequency switches (RF-SW) configured to turn on and off a radio frequency (RF) are used for front ends of portable communication terminals such as mobile phones. In such radio-frequency switches, a low loss of a radio frequency passing therethrough is an important characteristic. For such a low loss, it is impor... | low - frequency switches ( rf - sw ) configured which turn on and off a radio frequency ( rf ) are used for front ends of portable communication terminals such as mobile phones. in such radio - frequency switches, a small loss of a radio frequency passing therethrough is an important characteristic. for such a low loss... | Radio - frequency switches (RF - SW) confifu5ed to turn on and off a radio frequency (RF) are used for front 4nda of portable communication terminals such as mobi?d phones. In such radio - frequency switches, a low loss of a radio frequency passing therethrough is an important characteristic. For such a low loss, it is... | Radio-frequency switches (RF-SW) configured to on and off a radio frequency (RF) are used for front ends of portable communication such as mobile In such radio-frequency switches, a low loss a radio frequency passing is an important characteristic. For such a low loss, it is important to reduce a resistance (on-resista... | Radio-fREQUEncY switChES (Rf-SW) conFIgUReD TO tuRn On anD oFF a RAdIO FreQUeNcy (Rf) ArE uSeD fOr Front EnDS of POrTABle communIcATIOn TErMiNALS sucH As MoBILe pHOnEs. in Such raDio-fReQUEncY SWITcHes, A Low LoSs OF a radIO FrEQueNcy paSsing THErEthROUGh Is aN iMPoRtANt cHArActERIsTIc. FOr such A LOW loss, it Is IMPoR... | Radio-frequency switches (RF-SW)configured to turn on and offaradio frequency (RF) are used for front endsof portable communication terminalssuch as mobile phones.In such radio-frequency switches, a low loss of a radio frequency passing therethrough is an important characteristic. For such a low loss, it is ... | Radio-frequency switches _(RF-SW)_ configured to turn on and _off_ a _radio_ frequency (RF) are used for front ends of _portable_ communication terminals such as mobile phones. _In_ such radio-frequency switches, a _low_ loss of a radio frequency _passing_ therethrough is _an_ important characteristic. For _such_ a low... |
As one of ophthalmic laser treatment apparatuses, a photocoagulation apparatus is known. For photocoagulation treatment (e.g., panretinal photocoagulation treatment), a treatment laser beam is sequentially irradiated on a spot-by-spot basis to fundus tissues of a patient's eye to thermally photocoagulate the tissues. F... | as one of ophthalmic laser treatment apparatuses, a photocoagulation apparatus is known. for photocoagulation treatment ( e. g., panretinal radiation treatment ), a treatment laser beam is sequentially irradiated on a spot - by - site basis to fundus tissues of a patient ' s eye to thermally photocoagulate the tissues.... | As one of ophthalmic laser treatment apparatuses, a photocoagulation apparatus is known. For photocoagulation treatment (e. g. , panretinal photocoagu:a%ion treatment ), a ^rratment laser beam is sequentially irradiated on a spot - by - spot basis to fundus tissues of a patient ' s eye to thermally photocoagulate the t... | As one of treatment a photocoagulation apparatus is known. For photocoagulation treatment (e.g., panretinal photocoagulation treatment), treatment laser beam is sequentially irradiated on a spot-by-spot basis to tissues of a patient's eye to thermally photocoagulate the tissues. For irradiation of the treatment laser b... | as OnE oF OPhTHaLMic laSER TREAtmeNt AppAratUSes, A PHOtocoaGUlAtion ApPAraTUs iS kNOWn. for PHOtOcoagUlATIon treatmENt (e.G., PAnrEtInaL phOToCoaGulaTion treatMeNt), a tREAtMEnT laser BeAM is sEquENTIALlY iRRadIaTED oN a sPOT-By-sPoT basis to FUndUS tISsueS Of A paTIeNt's EyE tO tHErMAlLY PHOtoCoAguLATE The tiSsUEs. F... | As one ofophthalmic laser treatment apparatuses, a photocoagulation apparatus is known. For photocoagulation treatment (e.g., panretinal photocoagulation treatment), a treatment laser beam is sequentially irradiated on a spot-by-spot basis to fundus tissues of apatient's eye to thermally photoc... | As one of ophthalmic laser treatment apparatuses, a photocoagulation apparatus is known. For photocoagulation _treatment_ (e.g., panretinal photocoagulation treatment), a treatment laser _beam_ is sequentially irradiated on a spot-by-spot basis to fundus _tissues_ of _a_ _patient's_ _eye_ to thermally photocoagulate th... |
Not applicable.
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to data converters and, more particularly, to multi-bit analog-to-digital data converters such as delta-sigma modulators and, more particularly, to digital dither in data converters.
2. Background Art
A common limitation in the performance of audio analog ... | not applicable. 1. field of the invention the invention relates to data converters and, more particularly, to multi - bit analog - to - digital data converters such as delta - sigma modulators and, more particularly, to digital dither in data converters. 2. background art a common limitation in the performance of audio... | Not applicable. 1. Field of the Invention The inventLpn relates to data converters and, more particularly, to multi - bit analog - to - digital data converters such as delta - sigma modulators and, more particularly, to digital dither in data converters. 2. Background Art A common limitation in the performance of audio... | Not applicable. 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to data and, more particularly, to data converters such as delta-sigma modulators and, more dither in data 2. Background Art A common limitation in the performance of audio delta-sigma is quantization including With small input amplitudes, performance is typic... | NoT APpLiCABLe.
1. FieLD OF The inVEntIon
tHe InvenTIoN rElATEs To DatA CoNvertERs anD, MORe pARtICUlARlY, TO MulTI-BIT analoG-To-DIgItAL dAta COnveRTErs SUCh As dElta-siGMA MODuLAtorS aNd, More pARTicuLaRLY, tO DIGiTaL dITHeR iN DATA conVErTers.
2. BaCkGROUND ArT
a cOMmoN LIMiTation IN THe PeRfORmAnCE of AUdIO ANaloG ... | Not applicable. 1.Field of the Invention The invention relates to data converters and, more particularly, to multi-bit analog-to-digital data converters such as delta-sigma modulators and, more particularly, to digital dither in data converters. 2. Background ArtA common limitationin the performance of a... | Not _applicable._ 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The invention relates _to_ data converters and, more particularly, to multi-bit analog-to-digital _data_ converters such as delta-sigma modulators and, more particularly, to digital _dither_ in data converters. 2. Background Art A common limitation in the performance _of_... |
Most current bonding systems use chelating or mineral acids to remove the mineral from the smear layer and from the intact subsurface dentin in order to enhance penetration of the primer and the formation of a hybridized dentin layer (Nakabayashi, 1982). Demineralization by acids may be responsible for destabilization ... | most current bonding systems use chelating or mineral acids to remove the minerals from the smear layer and from the intact subsurface dentin in order to enhance penetration of the primer and the formation of a hybridized dentin layer ( nakabayashi, 1982 ). demineralization by acids may be responsible for destabilizati... | Most current bonding systems use chelating or mineral acids to remove the mineral from the smear layer and from the intact subsurface dentin in order to enhance penetration of the primer and the formation of a hybridized dentin layer (Nakabayashi, 1982 ). Demineralization by acids may be responsible for destabilization... | Most current systems use chelating or mineral acids to remove the mineral from the smear layer and from the intact subsurface dentin in to enhance penetration of primer and the formation of a hybridized dentin layer (Nakabayashi, 1982). Demineralization by acids may be responsible for destabilization of the mineral-dep... | mOsT CuRreNT BoNDInG SYSTEms uSe CheLAtInG oR MiNERAL acids To REmOve ThE MineRal fROM THE SMEaR laYEr aNd frOM The inTaCt SuBSUrFaCe deNtIn In oRder to enhaNCe peNeTrAtIoN of tHe PrImEr And the FoRmatIOn of a hYBRIDIZeD DEnTin lAyer (NAkabAyaSHI, 1982). DeMinERAlIZaTIoN by AciDS MAy BE ReSpOnSible for DestAbilIZatIoN ... | Most current bondingsystemsuse chelating or mineral acids to remove themineral from thesmear layerand from the intact subsurface dentin in order to enhance penetration of the primer and the formation of a hybridizeddentin layer (Nakabayashi, 1982). Demineralization by acids may be responsible fordestabil... | Most current bonding systems use _chelating_ or _mineral_ acids to remove the mineral _from_ _the_ smear layer and from the intact subsurface dentin in _order_ to enhance penetration of the primer and the _formation_ of a _hybridized_ dentin layer (Nakabayashi, 1982). Demineralization by acids may be responsible _for_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a tufting machine used for carpet manufacture.
2. Description of the Related Art
Tufting machines are distinguished over other carpet making methods in that loops of yarn which constitute the pile of the carpet are inserted in a backing medium or cloth, which m... | 1. field of the invention the present invention corresponds to a tufting machine used for carpet manufacture. 2. description of the related art tufting machines are distinguished over other carpet making methods in that loops of yarn which constitute the pile of the carpet are inserted in a backing medium or cloth, whi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tufting machine used for carpet manufacture. 2. Description of the Related Art Tufting machines are distinguished over other carpet making methods in that loops of yarn which constitute the pile of the carpet are inserted in a backing medium or cloth, which m... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tufting machine used for carpet manufacture. 2. Description of the Related Tufting machines are distinguished over other carpet making methods in that loops of yarn which constitute pile of the carpet are inserted in a backing medium or cloth, which may fibro... | 1. fIeLD of the InveNtioN
tHe PReseNT INventIoN RELateS tO a TUftING maCHine usEd for cARPeT MaNUfaCture.
2. DesCRiption OF tHe rELatED arT
TUfTINg MaChineS ARE DIsTINgUisHED OveR OThER cARpET MAKIng METhodS In tHat LoOps of YArN whICH CONStITUte tHe PilE Of tHE CARpEt Are inSErTEd iN A BackiNg mEDiUm OR CLoth, whIcH M... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a tuftingmachine used for carpet manufacture. 2. Description of the Related Art Tufting machines are distinguishedover other carpet making methods in that loops of yarn which constitute thepileof thecarpet are inserted in a backing medium orclot... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The _present_ invention relates _to_ a tufting _machine_ used for carpet manufacture. 2. _Description_ of the _Related_ Art Tufting machines are _distinguished_ over _other_ carpet making methods in that _loops_ of yarn which constitute the pile of the carpet _are_ inserted in _a_ backing me... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an operating panel device for an elevator system, and more particularly, to an improvement in such an operating panel device in which operation switches on an operator panel are formed of photoelectric means.
2. Description of the Prior Art
There has hitherto been kno... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to an operating panel device for an elevator system, and more particularly, to an improvement in such an operating panel device in which operation switches on an operator panel are formed of photoelectric means. 2. description of the prior art there has hitherto been kno... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an operating panel device for an elevator system, and more particularly, to an improvement in such an operating panel device in which operation switches on an operator panel are formed of photoelectric means. 2. CescrJption of the Prior Art There has hitherto been kno... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention to an operating panel device for an elevator system, and particularly, improvement in such an operating panel device in which operation switches on operator panel are formed of photoelectric means. 2. Description of the Prior hitherto been known a conventional operating panel de... | 1. fiElD oF THE iNVEnTIOn
THis invENtiON RelatEs to AN OpeRAtiNg PANel devICE FOR aN eLevatOR SYStEM, AnD moRE particuLarLY, To aN IMPRoVEmeNt iN sUCh AN opeRatIng PANEl DEviCE iN whicH oPEraTIOn swITChEs oN AN opeRAtor PanEl Are fORmED Of PHOToeLECtrIC mEaNs.
2. DEscRiPtIoN oF THe priOr arT
thErE Has HITherto bEEn KnO... | 1. Fieldofthe Invention This invention relates to an operating panel device for an elevator system, and more particularly,to an improvement in such an operating panel device in which operation switches on an operatorpanel are formed of photoelectric means. 2. Description ofthe Prior Art There has hit... | 1. _Field_ _of_ _the_ Invention This invention _relates_ to an operating _panel_ device for an elevator system, and more particularly, to an _improvement_ in such an operating panel device in which operation switches on an operator panel are formed of photoelectric means. _2._ _Description_ _of_ _the_ Prior _Art_ There... |
The present invention relates to an absorbent article containing a superabsorbent polymer, which effectively prevents skin rash development without reducing the absorbing performance of the superabsorbent polymer. The present invention also relates to an absorbent article having an agent which has hardly been subjected... | the present invention relates to an absorbent article containing a superabsorbent polymer, which effectively prevents skin rash development without reducing the absorbing performance against the superabsorbent polymer. the present invention also speaks to an absorbent article having an agent which has hardly been subje... | The present invention relates to an absorbent article containing a superabsorbent polymer, which effectively prevents skin rash development without reducing the absorbing performance of the superabsorbent polymer. The present invention q<so relates to an absorbent article having an agent which has hardly been subjected... | The present invention relates to an absorbent article containing a superabsorbent polymer, which effectively prevents skin rash development without absorbing performance of the superabsorbent polymer. The present invention also relates an absorbent article having an agent which has hardly been subjected to thermal hist... | THE prESENT InveNtION reLaTeS To An AbSorbENt artIcle cOnTaiNinG a SuPERaBSORbeNt polYMer, WhIch eFFeCtiVelY PREVeNTs skin rash devELOpment wiTHOUT REduciNG THe ABSORBiNG peRFoRMANCe of THE SuPeRabsOrbeNT POlYmER. tHe pREsENT iNvenTIoN AlSo RelaTES TO An abSORbEnT ArticLe haVING An AgEnt whIcH has hArdly bEEn SuBjEcTeD... | The present invention relates to an absorbent article containing a superabsorbent polymer, which effectively prevents skin rash development without reducing the absorbing performance ofthesuperabsorbent polymer.The present invention also relates to anabsorbent article having an agent which has hardlybeen ... | The present invention relates to an absorbent article containing a superabsorbent polymer, which effectively prevents skin rash development without reducing the absorbing performance of the superabsorbent polymer. The present invention also relates to _an_ _absorbent_ article having an _agent_ which has hardly been _su... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electronic pedometer for measuring the number of steps by detecting a walk of a person or the like.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Heretofore, there has been developed an electronic pedometer for measuring the number of steps of a user by detecting a walk o... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an electronic pedometer for measuring the number of steps by detecting a walk of a person or the like. 2. description of the prior art heretofore, there has been developed an electronic pedometer accurately measuring the number of steps of a user by detecting a... | 1. Fue;d of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic pedometer for measuring the number of Wtfps by detecting a walk of a person or the like. 2. Description of the Prior Art Heretofore, there has been developed an electronic pedometer for measuring the number of steps of a user by detecting a walk o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic pedometer for measuring the number of steps by a walk of a person or the like. 2. of the Prior Art Heretofore, there has been developed an electronic pedometer for measuring the number of steps of a by detecting a walk the user using a sensor. A w... | 1. FieLd Of tHE INvEnTion
THE PReSEnt INventioN rELATES to an eLecTrOnIc pedOmEtEr for meAsuRIng thE number of STEPs By DEtectinG A Walk Of A PerSOn or THe lIke.
2. deScRiPtIoN oF thE PrIOr aRT
heReToFoRe, THeRE HAS bEen DEvElopED An eleCtRONIC PeDoMEter FOr MEASuRInG The NUmbeR OF stepS Of A USEr BY deTECtINg a WAlk o... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to an electronicpedometer for measuring the number of steps by detecting a walk ofa person or thelike.2. Description of the Prior Art Heretofore,there has been developedan electronic pedometer for measuring thenumber of steps of a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ an electronic pedometer _for_ _measuring_ _the_ number of steps _by_ detecting a walk of a person or the like. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art Heretofore, _there_ has _been_ developed an electronic pedometer for _measuring_ _the_ number of steps of a _user_... |
Fuels such as gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, jet fuel, and kerosene tend to undergo oxidative deterioration during storage whereby solid deposits, gums, or sludge may form in the fuel. Obviously the formation of such materials is detrimental.
Similarly, lubricants and functional fluids such as crankcase lubricating o... | fuels such as gasoline, diesel coke, fuel oil, jet fuel, especially kerosene tend to undergo oxidative deterioration in storage whereby solid deposits, gums, or sludge may form in the fluid. obviously the formation of such materials is detrimental. similarly, lubricants and functional oils such as crankcase lubricating... | Fuels suDu as gasoline, diesel gIel, fuel oil, jet fuel, and kerosene tend to undergo oxidative deterioration dug(ng storage whereby sol&R depKs7ts, gums, or sludge may form in the fuel. Obviously the formation of s tDh jaterizls is detrimental. Similarly, lubricants and functional fluids such as crankcase ?ubrivating ... | such gasoline, fuel, fuel oil, jet fuel, and kerosene tend to undergo oxidative deterioration during storage whereby solid deposits, gums, or sludge may form in the Obviously the formation of such materials is detrimental. Similarly, lubricants and functional fluids as crankcase lubricating oil, gear oil, electrical in... | fueLS suCH aS GASOlIne, DIeSeL fUeL, fuEL oil, JeT FUEL, aND kErOSene TEND to uNDErgo OXIDATIve detErIoRAtiON dUrInG StORAgE WhereBY SOlID DEpOSItS, guMS, or slUdGe mAy FOrm In THe fuEL. OBViOusLy tHe fOrmATIon oF SuCH mATeRIalS iS detrIMEntal.
sImILARLy, LUbricaNts AND FuNctIOnAl FlUids sucH aS CRankCASe luBriCatIng o... | Fuels such as gasoline, diesel fuel, fuel oil, jetfuel, and kerosene tend to undergo oxidative deteriorationduring storage whereby soliddeposits, gums, or sludge may formin the fuel. Obviously the formation of such materials is detrimental. Similarly, lubricants and functional fluids suchas crankcase ... | Fuels such as gasoline, _diesel_ fuel, _fuel_ _oil,_ jet fuel, _and_ kerosene tend to undergo oxidative deterioration during _storage_ whereby solid deposits, _gums,_ or sludge may form _in_ the fuel. Obviously the formation of such _materials_ is detrimental. Similarly, lubricants and functional fluids such as crankca... |
In many industries, the system for fluid handling must be extremely sanitary and easily cleanable. For example, industries such as biological R&D, biological pilot plants and biological and food production facilities require steam-in-place (SIP) sterilization and clean-in-place (CIP) sanitization for process systems. T... | in many industries, the system for fluid handling must be extremely sanitary and easily cleanable. for example, industries such as biological r & d, biological pilot plants and biological and food production facilities require steam - in - place ( sip ) sterilization and clean - in - place ( cip ) sanitization for proc... | In many industries, the system for fluid handling must be extremely sanitary and easily cleanable. For example, industries such as biological R & D, biological pilot plants and biological and food production facilities require steam - in - place (SIP) sterilization and clean - in - place (CIP) sanitization for process ... | In many industries, the system for fluid handling must be extremely sanitary and cleanable. For example, industries such as biological R&D, biological pilot plants and biological and food production facilities steam-in-place (SIP) sterilization and clean-in-place (CIP) sanitization for process Thus, valves used in thes... | IN mAnY inDustRiEs, THe SYsTeM For flUID hAndLInG MUsT Be ExtreMELy SAnITArY anD EAsILY ClEANabLE. For ExamplE, IndusTrIes Such as bIoLoGiCal R&d, bIoloGicaL PIlOt PlanTs AND BiOLOGical aNd FooD pRoDuction fACILiTiEs rEqUIre Steam-iN-pLaCe (siP) sTeRIlIzATiOn ANd cLean-IN-PlaCe (ciP) sanItiZATIOn FOR pRoceSS SYStEmS. T... | In many industries, the system for fluidhandling mustbe extremelysanitary and easily cleanable. For example, industries such as biological R&D, biological pilot plants and biological and food production facilitiesrequire steam-in-place (SIP) sterilization and clean-in-place (CIP) sanitization for process syst... | In many industries, the system for fluid handling must be extremely sanitary and easily cleanable. For example, industries such as biological R&D, _biological_ pilot plants and biological and food production facilities require _steam-in-place_ _(SIP)_ sterilization and clean-in-place (CIP) sanitization for process syst... |
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