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In recent years, there has been a considerable interest in optical fiber communication systems operating in the long wavelength range. This is of particular interest because of the need to increase the capacity of present wavelength division multiplex (WDM) systems by adding channels at longer wavelengths. For example,... | for recent years, there is been a considerable interest in optics fiber communication systems operating in the long wavelength range. this is of particular interest because of the need to increase the capacity of present wavelength division multiplex ( wdm ) systems by adding channels at longer wavelengths. for example... | In recent years, there has been a considerable interest in optical fiber communication systems operating in the long wavelength range. This is of particular interest because of the need to increase the capacity of present wavelength division multiplex (WDM) Cystemq by adding channels at longer wavelengths. For example,... | recent years, there has been a interest in optical fiber communication systems operating in the long range. is of particular interest because of the need to increase the capacity present wavelength division (WDM) systems by adding channels longer wavelengths. For example, it was shown that by utilizing a spectrum range... | iN REceNt yeARS, tHErE haS bEEN A CONsIdErABlE InteREst In OptiCAl FIBER COmMUnICAtion syStemS OpERaTInG iN ThE lOnG WaVELengTH RAnge. ThIS Is OF PArTICuLAR interESt bEcausE oF THe NeEd To inCReaSE the CapaCity oF preseNt wAveLeNgTh DiVISIon MuLTIplEX (wdM) sYSTeMS bY AdDInG chaNNEls at LonGER WaVELEngthS. fOr ExaMPlE,... | In recentyears, there has been a considerableinterest inoptical fiber communication systems operating in thelong wavelength range. This is of particular interestbecause of the need to increase the capacity of presentwavelength division multiplex (WDM) systems byadding channels at longer wavelengths.... | In recent years, there has been a considerable interest in optical _fiber_ _communication_ systems operating _in_ _the_ long wavelength range. _This_ _is_ of particular interest because of _the_ need to increase the capacity of present wavelength _division_ multiplex (WDM) systems by adding channels at longer wavelengt... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to scouring apparatus for cleaning cooking utensils and equipment, and particularly to a scouring apparatus incorporating a holder for detachably securing a scouring pad in position of use, and adapted to selectively detachably receive an elongated handle for manipulatio... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to scouring apparatus for cleaning cooking utensils and equipment, and particularly to a scouring apparatus incorporating a holder for detachably securing a scouring pad in position of use, and adapted to selectively detachably receive an elongated handle for manipulatio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to scouring apparatus for cleaning cooking utensils and equipment, and particularly to a scouring apparatus incorporating a holder for detachably securing a scouring pad in position of use, and adapted to selectively detachably receive an elongated handle for manipulatio... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to scouring apparatus for cleaning cooking utensils and equipment, and particularly to scouring apparatus incorporating a holder for securing pad in position of adapted to selectively detachably receive an elongated handle for manipulation of the holder a scouring motion from... | 1. fIelD Of The INVEnTIOn
THIs iNVeNtIoN reLAtes To SCOURIng ApPARAtUS For CLEAnING COOKiNg UTEnsiLs aNd EQUIpMeNT, anD PARtIcUlARLy To a ScOUrinG ApPARAtUs incorpORaTINg a HoLDEr FoR DEtaCHABly SECURiNG A sCOUrInG PaD iN PosiTion of USe, AnD aDAptEd To SELeCTIVELY DetAchAbLY REceIVE AN EloNGAtED hANDLE fOr MANiPuLatIO... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Thisinvention relatesto scouring apparatus for cleaning cookingutensils and equipment, and particularly to a scouringapparatus incorporating a holder for detachably securing a scouring pad in positionof use, and adapted to selectively detachably receive an elongated handle for manipulati... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates _to_ scouring _apparatus_ for cleaning cooking _utensils_ and _equipment,_ and particularly to a scouring apparatus incorporating _a_ holder for detachably securing a _scouring_ pad in position of use, and adapted to selectively detachably receive an elongated handle for... |
The commercial production of polyurethanes via isocyanate poly addition reactions requires the use of catalysts. Tertiary amines were widely accepted in the industry as versatile polyurethane catalysts. They are generally stable in the presence of standard polyurethane formulation components and can impact both the blo... | the commercial production of compounds via isocyanate poly addition reactions requires the use of catalysts. tertiary amines were widely accepted in the industry as versatile polyurethane catalysts. they are generally stable in the presence of standard polyurethane formulation components and can impact upon the blowing... | The commercial production of polyurethanes via isocyanate poly addition reactions requires the use of catalysts. Tertiary amines were widely accepted in the industry as versatile polyurethane catalysts. They are generally stable in the presence of standard polyurethane formulation components and can impact both the blo... | The commercial production of polyurethanes via isocyanate poly addition reactions requires the use of Tertiary were widely accepted in the industry as versatile polyurethane catalysts. They are generally stable in the presence of polyurethane formulation components and can impact the blowing (water-isocyanate) and gell... | The cOmmErCiAl ProDUCtION Of POLyurEthAnEs viA isoCYaNAtE pOly AddiTIon REacTIOnS REqUiREs tHE UsE OF cAtaLystS. tErTiAry aMIneS were WideLy AcCePTED in tHE indusTrY as versAtIlE poLyuRetHAne CATaLYSTs. THey ARE gEnerALLY StAbLE IN thE PreSeNcE OF STaNdArd pOLyuREthane FormUlaTiOn cOMpoNeNTS And CAn iMPaCT BoTH the BlO... | The commercial production of polyurethanes viaisocyanate poly addition reactions requiresthe use of catalysts. Tertiary amineswere widely accepted in the industry as versatile polyurethane catalysts.They are generally stable in the presence of standardpolyurethane formulation componentsand can impac... | The commercial production of polyurethanes via _isocyanate_ poly addition reactions requires the use of catalysts. Tertiary amines _were_ widely accepted in _the_ industry as versatile polyurethane catalysts. They _are_ _generally_ _stable_ in the presence of standard polyurethane formulation components and can _impact... |
It can be technically complex and time consuming for users to configure User Interface (UI) devices such as a navigation device (e.g., computer mouse, game controller, etc.), keyboard, display and/or audio system (e.g., a loud speaker system, headset, etc.) for a computing device such as a computer, gaming system, medi... | it can be relatively easy and therefore consuming for users to configure external interface ( ui ) devices such as a graphics device ( e. g., computer mouse, game controller, etc. ), speech, display and / or audio system ( e. g., a loud speaker system, headset, etc. ) for a computing device such as a computer, gaming s... | It can be technically complex and FiHe consuming for users to configure User InterfXc# (UI) devices such as a navigation device (e. g. , computer mouse, game controI.er, etc. ), keyboard, display and / or audio system (e. g. , a loud spewkfr system, headset, etc.) for a computing device such as a computer, gaHihg syste... | It can be technically complex and time consuming for users to configure User Interface (UI) devices such as a navigation device (e.g., mouse, game controller, etc.), keyboard, display and/or audio system (e.g., a loud speaker system, etc.) for a computing as a computer, gaming system, media player, or like device. ther... | It CAN Be TeChNICaLLy CompLEX anD TIME COnsuMiNG FOR UseRS TO conFiGuRE USer IntErfacE (Ui) deViCES sUCh as a NAvIGaTiON devICE (e.G., CoMPUteR MOUSE, gAME contrOLlER, eTC.), keyBOARd, DIsplAY AND/OR auDIo SYStem (E.G., a lOud SpEAkER SysTEm, hEAdseT, etC.) foR A cOMPuTIng dEvicE sUCH aS a coMpUTEr, gaMiNg SySTeM, Medi... | It can be technically complex andtime consumingfor usersto configure User Interface (UI) devices such as anavigation device(e.g.,computer mouse,gamecontroller, etc.), keyboard, display and/or audio system (e.g., a loud speaker system, headset, etc.)for a computingdevice such as a computer,gamingsystem, media ... | It can be technically complex _and_ time consuming for users to _configure_ User Interface _(UI)_ devices such as a navigation _device_ _(e.g.,_ computer _mouse,_ game controller, etc.), _keyboard,_ display and/or audio system (e.g., a loud _speaker_ _system,_ headset, etc.) _for_ _a_ _computing_ device _such_ as a com... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present general inventive concept relates to an oxetane-containing compound, a photoresist composition including the same, a method of preparing patterns using the photoresist composition, and an inkjet print head including polymerization products of the oxetane-containing compound.
2. Des... | 1. field of the invention the present general inventive concept relates to an oxetane - containing compound, a photoresist composition including the same, a method of preparing patterns using the photoresist composition, and an inkjet print head including polymerization products of the oxetane - containing compound. 4.... | 1. Field of the Invention The present general inventive concept relates to an oxetane - containing compound, a photorwsiQt composition including the same, a method of preparing patterns using the photoresist composition, and an inkjet print head including polymerization products of the oxetane - containing compound. 2.... | 1. Field of the Invention The present general inventive concept to an oxetane-containing compound, a photoresist composition including the same, a method of preparing patterns using the photoresist composition, and an inkjet print head including polymerization products of the oxetane-containing compound. 2. Description... | 1. fIelD of thE INVENTION
tHe pRESEnT GeNEral invENTIve coNCept RELAtes To aN oXeTANe-CONTAiNInG comPound, a phOtoResiST cOmpositIoN INCludiNg thE saMe, A metHOd oF pRePAriNg pAtTeRNS USiNG THe pHOtoREsist COMpOsITIOn, and AN InKJeT PrINt HeAD INcLuDiNg poLYmeRIZatioN ProDuCtS oF tHE oxetANe-cONTaiNing CoMPOUnd.
2. DEs... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present general inventive conceptrelatesto an oxetane-containing compound, aphotoresist composition including the same, a method ofpreparing patterns using thephotoresist composition, and an inkjet print head including polymerization products of the oxetane-containi... | _1._ Field of the Invention _The_ present general inventive concept relates to an oxetane-containing compound, a _photoresist_ composition _including_ the _same,_ a method of preparing patterns _using_ _the_ photoresist composition, and _an_ inkjet _print_ head _including_ polymerization products of the oxetane-contain... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a toner cartridge and a control method of displaying the residual toner quantity in the same toner cartridge, and in particular, relates to a toner cartridge that is detachably set to an image forming apparatus that operates based on electrophotography or elec... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates either a toner cartridge and a control method of displaying their residual toner quantity in the same toner cartridge, and in particular, relates to a toner cartridge that is detachably set to an image forming apparatus that operates based on electrophotography... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a toner cartridge and a control method of displaying the residual toner quantity in the same toner cartridge, and in particular, relates to a toner cartridge that is detachably set to an image forming apparatus that operates based on electrophotography or ele... | Field of the The present invention relates to a toner cartridge and a method of displaying the toner quantity in the same toner cartridge, and in particular, to toner cartridge that is detachably set to an image forming apparatus that operates based on electrophotography or electrostatic recording technology or the lik... | (1) fiEld oF the InVEnTion
thE pREseNT INvENtIon reLates tO a tOner carTrIdGE AnD A control mETHOd oF diSpLaYing THE RESiduAl toNer QuANTitY In thE saME TONer CarTridge, and In paRTICUlAr, rELATes To a Toner CaRTridge thAt is detaChaBly SeT TO an IMAge forMING APpaRATUs tHat OPerAtes baSeD ON eLEcTrOPhoTOgrApHY Or eLec... | (1) Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to a toner cartridge and a control method of displayingtheresidual toner quantity inthe same toner cartridge, and inparticular, relates to a toner cartridge thatis detachably set to an image forming apparatus that operates based onelectrophotography o... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _toner_ cartridge _and_ a control _method_ of displaying _the_ residual _toner_ quantity in the _same_ toner cartridge, and in _particular,_ relates to a toner cartridge that _is_ detachably set to an image forming _apparatus_ _that_ operates based on electr... |
The present invention relates to a fluid controller of the type used to control the flow of fluid from a source of pressurized fluid to a fluid pressure operated device, such as a vehicle steering cylinder.
A typical fluid controller of the type to which the present invention relates includes a housing which defines va... | the present invention relates to a fluid controller of the type used to control the flow of fluid from a source containing pressurized fluid to a fluid pressure operated device, such as a vehicle steering cylinder. a typical fluid controller of the type to which the present invention relates includes a housing which de... | The present invention relates to a fluid controller of the type used to control the flow of fluid from a source of pressurized fluid to a fluid pressure operated device, s8cj as a vehicle steering cylinder. A typical fluid controller of the type to which the present invention relates includes a housing which defines va... | The present relates to a fluid controller of the type used to control the flow of a source of pressurized fluid to a fluid pressure operated device, such as a vehicle steering cylinder. A typical fluid controller of the to which the present relates includes a housing which various fluid further includes a fluid meter, ... | thE PrESeNt iNVeNTion ReLAtes TO a fLUiD ControLLER Of tHe TYpe USed to COntROl THe fLoW of flUID FrOm a soUrCe OF pRessUrizeD FLUiD TO a FlUiD pResSuRe oPErATEd deVICE, Such aS a VehicLe StEeRInG cYlinder.
a TyPiCAL fluId conTrOLLer oF THE TYPE To WhiCh tHe preseNT INVention reLates InCLuDES a hOuSiNG Which dEfiNes VA... | The presentinvention relates to a fluid controller ofthe type used to control the flow of fluid fromasource of pressurized fluid to a fluid pressure operated device, such as a vehicle steering cylinder. A typical fluid controller of the type to which the presentinvention relates includes a housing... | The present invention relates _to_ a fluid controller of the type used to control _the_ flow of fluid from a _source_ of pressurized fluid to a fluid _pressure_ operated device, such as a vehicle steering cylinder. A typical fluid _controller_ of the _type_ to _which_ the present invention relates includes a housing wh... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a golf club head having internal weighting that locates the center of gravity of the golf club head close to the face and sole.
2. Description of the Related Art
Golfers often prefer to use golf clubs having low centers of gravity that are also close to the fac... | 0. field of the invention the present invention referred to a golf ball head having internal weighting that locates the center of gravity of its golf club head close to the face and legs. 2. description of the related art golfers often prefer to use golf clubs having low centers of gravity that are positioned close to ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present 8nCention relates to a golf club head having internal weighting tmSt locarFs the center of gravity of the golf club head close to the face and sole. 2. Description of the R4lateE Art Golfers 0ftem prefer to use golf clubs having low cent2rC of gravity that are also close to the fac... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a golf club head internal weighting that locates center of gravity of golf club head close to the face and sole. 2. Description of the Related Art Golfers often prefer to use golf clubs having low centers of gravity are also to the face, which allows for greater over gol... | 1. FIELd OF thE inVeNTioN
thE PresEnT INVentiON ReLaTes to a GOlf CLub hEAD HaVIng iNtERnAL WeiGHTInG That LOCAteS tHe CenteR Of gRavIty OF THE goLf CLub HEAD cLOse tO THe fACE AND SOlE.
2. DesCriPtIoN oF THE RELaTEd ArT
GoLfErS oFTen preFER To use Golf CluBS HAvinG Low CEnTerS Of grAVitY THat ArE aLso ClOsE TO thE faC... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a golf club head having internal weightingthat locates the center of gravityof thegolf club headclosetothe face and sole. 2. Description of the Related ArtGolfers often prefer to use golfclubs having lowcenters ofgravity that ar... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention relates to _a_ golf club head _having_ internal _weighting_ _that_ locates the center of gravity of the _golf_ _club_ head close to the _face_ _and_ sole. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art Golfers often prefer to use _golf_ clubs _having_ low _centers_ of gravity _t... |
The predominant alkaloid found in commercial tobacco varieties is nicotine, typically accounting for 90-95% of the total alkaloid pool. The remaining alkaloid fraction is comprised primarily of three additional pyridine alkaloids: nornicotine, anabasine, and anatabine. Nornicotine is generated directly from nicotine th... | the predominant alkaloid found in commercial tobacco varieties is nicotine, typically accounting about 90 - 95 % of the total alkaloid pool. the remaining alkaloid fraction is comprised primarily of three additional pyridine alkaloids : nornicotine, anabasine, and alcohol. glucose is generated directly from nicotine th... | The predominant alkaloid found in commercial tobacco varieties is nicotine, typically accounting for 90 - 95% of the total alkaloid pool. The remaining alkaloid fraction is comprised primarily of three additional pyridine alkaloids: nornicotine, anabasine, and anatabine. Nornicotine is generated directly from nicotine ... | predominant alkaloid found tobacco varieties is nicotine, typically accounting 90-95% of total alkaloid pool. The remaining alkaloid is comprised primarily of three additional pyridine alkaloids: nornicotine, anabasine, and Nornicotine is generated directly from nicotine through the the enzyme nicotine N-demethylase (F... | the PreDOMINANt AlKalOid fOUnd In cOMMerCial toBAcCO VaRIeTIES is nicOTine, TypicalLy AccOUNTinG For 90-95% OF tHe tOTAL alkAlOid PoOl. ThE remAINIng alkaLoid FRaCTion Is cOMpriSed PriMARilY Of tHrEe ADdItionAL pyridINe ALKAloIds: noRnicOtinE, aNabAsine, aND AnatabInE. NOrNiCOTINe iS GeNeRATed DIrEcTLY From NIcOTiNe Th... | The predominant alkaloid found in commercial tobaccovarieties is nicotine, typically accounting for90-95%of the total alkaloidpool. The remainingalkaloidfraction is comprised primarily of three additional pyridine alkaloids: nornicotine,anabasine, and anatabine. Nornicotine is generated directly... | The _predominant_ alkaloid found in commercial _tobacco_ varieties is nicotine, _typically_ _accounting_ for 90-95% of the total alkaloid pool. The remaining alkaloid fraction is comprised primarily _of_ three additional pyridine alkaloids: nornicotine, _anabasine,_ and anatabine. Nornicotine is generated directly from... |
This application is based on application No. H11-208367 filed in Japan on Jul. 23, 1999, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera that is mounted on the human body to shoot a moving object.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Came... | this application is disclosed on application no. h11 - 208367 filed in japan on jul. 23, 1999, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference. 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a camera that is mounted on the human body to shoot a moving object. 2. description of the prior ar... | This application is based on application No. H11 - 208367 filed in Japan on Jul. 23, 1999, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference. 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera that is mounted on the human body to shoot a movigr obuec6. 2. Description of the Prior Art Ca... | This application based on application No. H11-208367 filed in Japan on Jul. 23, 1999, the entire contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference. 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera that is mounted on the human to a moving 2. of the Prior Cameras which are put such a part of the h... | ThIS AppliCATIoN IS BaSed On APpliCAtion NO. h11-208367 fileD In jApAn ON JUL. 23, 1999, the eNtIrE cONtENts of WHICH are hErEBY InCOrpOrATED By rEFerencE.
1. FiELD oF The inVention
The PrEseNt iNVENtiOn ReLates tO A CAmera That Is MOuNteD On ThE human BOdy tO SHoot a mOvIng obJECt.
2. DEScRIPTION of ThE Prior aRT
CAMe... | This application is based on application No. H11-208367 filed in Japan on Jul. 23, 1999, the entire contents of which arehereby incorporated by reference. 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera that is mounted on the human body to shoot a movingobject. 2. Description ofthe P... | _This_ application is based _on_ _application_ No. H11-208367 filed in Japan on _Jul._ 23, 1999, the entire contents of _which_ are hereby incorporated by reference. _1._ Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present _invention_ _relates_ to a camera that is mounted _on_ _the_ human body _to_ shoot a moving _object._ _2._ Des... |
There are currently many LED candle lamps on the market that try to mimic the look and feel of the incandescent candle lamps. All current LED candle lamps, with the exception of LED filament bulbs, have some sort of interface part between the bulb and the end cap. However, this compromises the look and feel of an incan... | there are currently many led candle lamps on the market that try to mimic the look and feel of the incandescent candle lamps. all current led candle lights, with the exception of led filament bulbs, have some sort of interface part between the bulb and the end cap. however, this compromises the look and feel of an inca... | There are currently many LED candle lamps on the market that try to mimic the look and feel of the incandescent candle lamps. All current LED candle laJpC, with the exception of LED filament bulbs, have some sort of interface part berwe4n the bulb and the end cap. However, this compromises the look and feel of an incan... | There are many LED candle on market that to the look and feel of the incandescent candle lamps. All current LED candle lamps, the exception of LED filament have some sort of interface part between the bulb and the end cap. However, this compromises the look of an incandescent look-alike. CN103322460 discloses an LED ca... | THeRe arE CuRReNTly manY Led cAnDlE lAMps On tHE mARkET thaT TrY TO MIMiC ThE looK and feeL oF The iNCanDesceNt caNDle LamPs. ALl cURrENt LeD CAnDLe LampS, WItH ThE ExcepTioN oF Led FILamenT bulBS, hAvE SOMe Sort oF inTERfacE PArt BeTweEn THE Bulb aND THE End caP. hOWEVER, thiS comPRomiSeS thE LooK AND fEeL oF AN inCAn... | There are currentlymany LED candle lamps on the market that try to mimic the look and feel of the incandescent candle lamps.All current LED candle lamps, with the exception of LED filament bulbs,have some sort ofinterface part between the bulb and the end cap. However, this compromises the look ... | There are currently many LED candle lamps on the market that _try_ to mimic the look and feel _of_ the incandescent candle lamps. All current LED candle lamps, with the exception of LED filament bulbs, have some sort of interface part between the bulb and the end cap. _However,_ _this_ compromises the look and feel of ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a bias voltage controlling apparatus, an information reproducing apparatus and an information recording apparatus including such a bias voltage controlling apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a bias voltage controlling appar... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates with a bias voltage controlling devices, an information reproducing apparatus and an information recording apparatus including such a bias voltage controlling apparatus. more particularly, the present invention relates to a bias voltage controlling proce... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a bias voltage controlling apparatus, an information reproducing apparatus and an information recording apparatus including such a bias voltage controlling apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to a bias voltage controlling appar... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention generally relates to a bias voltage controlling an information reproducing apparatus and an information recording apparatus including such a bias controlling apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates a bias voltage controlling apparatus for controlling a bia... | 1. FIEld of The inVEntIOn
The preSEnT INvENTIoN GENeRally relateS tO A biAS VoLTAGe CONTROlLIng AppAratUS, an INFoRMaTiON rePrOdUCINg ApParatuS AND An INfOrmAtiON RecOrDINg AppAraTUs InCluDinG sUCH A bIAS vOlTAge CoNtrolLIng ApparATUS. MORE pArTiCUlArLY, tHe PResEnt inVEnTiOn RElatEs tO a bIAs Voltage conTROlLINg AppaR... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention generally relates toa bias voltage controlling apparatus, aninformation reproducing apparatus and an information recording apparatus including such a bias voltage controlling apparatus. More particularly, the present invention relates to abiasvoltagecont... | _1._ _Field_ of _the_ Invention _The_ _present_ invention _generally_ relates to a bias voltage controlling apparatus, an information reproducing apparatus and an information _recording_ apparatus including such a bias voltage controlling apparatus. _More_ particularly, the _present_ _invention_ relates to _a_ bias vol... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an inverse timer for utilization in process line so as to accommodate for the inertial time lag, i.e., the time of response of an instrument to be activated.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In a high speed processing line it is of pedestrian occurrence to take cogniza... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to selecting inverse timer for utilization to process line so as adequate accommodate for the inertial time lag, i. e., the time of failure of an instrument to be activated. 2. description of the prior art in a high speed processing line it is of pedestrian occurrence to... | 1. Field of the Invention This ihvebtion relates to an inverse tihRr for utiliza%Uon in process line so as to accommodate for the inertial time lag, i. e. , the time of response of an instrument to be activated. 2. DescgipFion of the Prior Art In a high speed processing line it is of pedestrian occurrence to take cogni... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an inverse timer for utilization process line so as to for the inertial time lag, i.e., the time response of instrument to be 2. Description of the Prior Art a high speed processing line it pedestrian occurrence to take of processing instrumentation which a time lag (... | 1. FiEld Of THE InvEntION
this InVENTion RELaTeS to an InvErSE TIMEr fOR UTilizAtIOn in PrOcEss lINE SO As to accOMMODAtE fOR ThE inErTIAL tIMe LAg, i.E., tHE timE OF rEspOnsE oF AN iNsTRUmeNT TO BE activaTed.
2. DeScrIPtiON of ThE pRIOR aRT
iN A hIgH SPEEd PROCessinG LInE it Is OF pEdeStrIAN oCCURREnCE tO taKe CognIzA... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an inverse timer for utilization in process line so as toaccommodate for the inertial time lag, i.e., the time of response of an instrument to be activated.2. Description of the Prior Art In a high speedprocessing line it is of pedestrian occurrence to take ... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention _relates_ _to_ an _inverse_ _timer_ for utilization in process line so as to _accommodate_ for the inertial time _lag,_ i.e., the time of _response_ of an instrument to be activated. 2. Description of the _Prior_ Art In a high speed _processing_ line it is of _pedestrian_ occu... |
The present invention relates to a technology of controlling opening and closing timing of an intake valve and an exhaust valve in an internal combustion engine, especially to a technology of improving engine startability at a low temperature engine start.
There is a technology, for example, disclosed in Japanese Unexa... | the present invention relates to a technology of controlling opening and closing timing of an intake valve and an exhaust valve in an internal combustion engine, especially to a technology of improving engine startability at a low temperature engine start. there is a technology, as example, disclosed in japanese unexam... | The pressn^ invention relates to a technology of controlling opening and closing timing of an intake valve and an exhaust valve in an internal combustion engine, especially to a technology of improving engine startability at a low temperature engine start. There is a technology, for example, disclosed in Japanese Unexa... | The invention relates to a technology of controlling opening and closing timing of an intake valve and an exhaust valve in an internal combustion engine, especially to a technology improving engine startability at a low temperature engine start. There is a technology, for example, in Japanese Patent Publication No. 200... | thE PReSEnt InVeNtioN RELatEs to a tEcHNOloGY OF COnTRoLLiNG OpEnIng And cloSing TiMING OF aN iNtAKe vALvE aND An EXhaUST vAlVE IN An INTErNal CoMBusTion eNGinE, EspEcially TO A TEchNOloGy of IMproVING eNGine STartabILITY aT a LoW temPERatUre enginE starT.
tHerE is A TeCHnOLOgY, foR EXample, DIScloSED iN jaPanESe unEXA... | The presentinvention relates toa technologyof controllingopening and closing timing of an intake valve and anexhaust valve in an internal combustion engine, especially toa technology of improving engine startability atalow temperature engine start. There is a technology, for example,disclosed in JapaneseUn... | The present invention _relates_ to _a_ technology of _controlling_ _opening_ and _closing_ timing of an intake _valve_ and an exhaust valve _in_ an internal combustion engine, especially to a technology of improving engine startability at a _low_ temperature engine start. _There_ _is_ a _technology,_ for example, discl... |
The present invention relates to the field of using a bolster plate to support a circuit board, e.g., a backplane. More particularly, the present invention relates to the field of insulating the bolster plate from the supported circuit board.
Computers and their peripheral devices are used for a wide variety of purpose... | the present invention relates to the field of using a bolster plate to support a circuit board, e. g., a backplane. more particularly, the present invention relates to the field of insulating the bolster plate from the supported circuit board. computers and their peripheral devices are used for a wide variety of purpos... | The present invention relates to the field of using a bolster plate to support a circuit board, e. g. , a backplane. More particularly, the present invention relates to the field of insulating the bolster plate from the supported circuit board. Computers and their peripheral devices are used for a wide variety of purpo... | The invention relates to field of using a bolster plate to support a circuit board, e.g., a backplane. More the present invention to the field of insulating bolster plate from the supported board. Computers and their peripheral devices are used for a wide variety of purposes including, data storage, and document creati... | ThE PReSENt InveNtioN RELaTEs To THE FielD oF uSING A BoLSteR PlATe to SuPporT A cIRcuiT boArd, e.g., a BackPlanE. MoRE ParTiCULArLy, The pReseNt invEnTIOn relaTEs tO THe FIEld oF INsUlatInG tHE BoLSTer plAte FROM THE sUPpOrted CIrcUIt boArD.
COMPutERs anD THeir peRiPheRaL deVices aRe USEd foR A wIde VAriety of PurPOSe... | The present invention relates to the field of using a bolster plate to support a circuit board, e.g.,a backplane. More particularly, the presentinventionrelates to the field ofinsulating the bolster plate fromthe supported circuit board. Computers and their peripheral devices are used for a wide va... | _The_ present invention relates to the field of using a _bolster_ plate to support _a_ _circuit_ board, e.g., a backplane. _More_ particularly, the present _invention_ relates _to_ the field of insulating the bolster _plate_ from the supported circuit board. Computers and their peripheral devices are used _for_ a _wide... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention is related to the addition of hydrogen and carbon monoxide to olefin compounds to obtain hydroxy-substituted cyclic compounds in the presence of a rhodium-containing catalyst and is more particularly related to such an addition conducted in the presence of a bi-solvent system.
2... | 1. field of the invention this invention is related to the addition of hydrogen and carbon monoxide to olefin compounds to obtain hydroxy - substituted cyclic groups in the presence of a rhodium - containing catalyst and is more particularly related to such an addition conducted in the presence of a bi - solvent system... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is related to the addition of hydrogen and carbon monoxide to olefin compounds to obtain hydroxy - substituted cyclic compounds in the presence of a rhodium - containing catalyst and is more particularly related to such an addition conducted in the presence of a bi - solvent sys... | 1. of the Invention This invention is related to the of and carbon monoxide to olefin compounds to hydroxy-substituted cyclic in the presence of a rhodium-containing catalyst and is more particularly related to such an addition in the presence of a bi-solvent system. 2. Description Related Processes in the Field The 2-... | 1. FiELd Of The INVentiOn
tHIs INveNtiON is RElaTeD TO The AddITiOn OF HydROGeN anD carboN mONoxIDE TO OLefIn cOmpoUNdS TO ObtAiN hydRoXy-sUBStItUTeD CyCLIC COmPoUnds in tHE PREsenCe of A RhOdiUM-COnTaInIng caTALySt aND is MORe parTicULArLy relatED tO SuCH an adDItiOn CONDUCtED In THE PRESeNCe oF a BI-solvEnT SySteM.
2... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is related to the addition of hydrogen andcarbon monoxide toolefin compounds to obtain hydroxy-substituted cyclic compounds in the presence of a rhodium-containing catalyst and is more particularly related to such an addition conducted in thepresenceo... | 1. _Field_ of _the_ Invention _This_ invention is related to the addition of hydrogen and carbon _monoxide_ to olefin compounds to obtain hydroxy-substituted cyclic compounds in _the_ _presence_ of a rhodium-containing catalyst _and_ is _more_ particularly related to such _an_ addition conducted _in_ the presence of _a... |
Ultrafiltration devices have been used in the past for the separation of components of a fluid on the basis of the size, shape or physical character of the components through the use of hydraulic pressure. Using these techniques, one component of the fluid is selectively forced through a membrane to separate that compo... | ultrafiltration devices have been used over the past for the splitting of components of a fluid on the basis of the size, shape or physical character of the components through the use of hydraulic pressure. using mechanical techniques, one component of the fluid is selectively forced within a membrane to separating tha... | Ultrafiltration devices have been used in the past for the separation of components of a fluid on the basis of the size, shape or physical character of the components thFougt the use of hydraulic pressure. Using these techniques, one component of the fluid is selexgively forced through a membrane to sRpxrate that compo... | Ultrafiltration devices have been used in the past for the separation of components of a fluid on the of the size, shape or physical character of components the use of hydraulic pressure. Using these techniques, one component the fluid is selectively forced through a to separate that component from the remainder of the... | ULtraFILtRatION dEVIceS HAVe bEeN uSEd iN The PAsT FoR The sEPArAtIoN OF COmpONENTs OF a FLuid ON The BAsIs OF tHe siZE, Shape Or phYSicaL cHArACTer of ThE COmpONEnts THROuGH tHe use Of hYdRAUlIC PreSSure. UsINg tHESe TEchniqueS, oNe cOMPoNenT of thE FLUid IS SELEcTIvEly FoRceD throUgh a memBRANe TO SEpARaTE thAt coMPO... | Ultrafiltration devices have been usedin the past for theseparationof components of afluidonthe basis of the size,shapeor physical character of the components through the use of hydraulic pressure. Using these techniques, one component of the fluid is selectively forced through a membrane to sepa... | Ultrafiltration devices have been used in the past for the separation of components of a fluid on the basis of the size, shape or _physical_ character _of_ _the_ components through _the_ use of _hydraulic_ pressure. Using these techniques, one component of the fluid is _selectively_ _forced_ through _a_ _membrane_ to s... |
Angiotensin II (AII) is an octapeptide hormone which is a component of the renin-angiotensin system. In addition to being a circulating hormone which affects the cardiovascular system, the adrenal cortex, the peripheral autonomic nervous system, and the kidneys, AII is also known to affect the central nervous system. A... | angiotensin ii ( aii ) is an octapeptide hormone which is a component of the renin - angiotensin system. in addition to being a circulating hormone which affects the cardiovascular system, the adrenal cortex, the peripheral autonomic nervous system, and the kidneys, aii is also known to affect the central nervous syste... | Angiotensin II (AII) is an octapeptide hormone which is a component of the renin - angiotensin system. In addition to being a circulating hormone which affects the cardiovascular system, the adrenal cortex, the peripheral autonomic nervous system, and the kidneys, AII is also known to affect the central nervous system.... | Angiotensin (AII) is an octapeptide hormone which is a component the renin-angiotensin In to being a circulating which affects the cardiovascular system, the adrenal the peripheral autonomic nervous system, and the kidneys, is also known to affect the central nervous system. AII is now believed to as a neuropeptide in ... | aNGiOteNSIn iI (aii) is An oCTaPEPtiDE hORMoNE WHiCH Is a coMpONENt oF thE rENIN-anGIOTeNsIn syStEm. In aDdItiOn TO BeIng A cirCuLAtInG HoRMONE WHICh aFfECts ThE CardIovaSCuLar SystEM, The aDREnal CORTex, tHe pErIpHerAL autOnOMIC nERVoUS sYsTeM, aNd THe kiDNeys, Aii iS AlSo KNown tO AFfect The Central NERVOUS sYstEM. a... | AngiotensinII (AII) is an octapeptide hormone which isa component of the renin-angiotensin system. In addition to being a circulating hormone which affects the cardiovascular system, the adrenalcortex, the peripheral autonomicnervous system, and the kidneys, AIIis also known toaffect the cen... | _Angiotensin_ _II_ (AII) is an octapeptide hormone which is _a_ component of the renin-angiotensin _system._ In addition to being a circulating hormone _which_ affects the cardiovascular system, the _adrenal_ cortex, _the_ peripheral autonomic nervous _system,_ and the _kidneys,_ _AII_ is also known to affect the centr... |
During the drilling and completion or oil and gas wells, various wellbore treatments are performed on the wells for a number of purposes. For example, hydrocarbon-producing wells are often stimulated by hydraulic fracturing operations, where a servicing fluid such as a fracturing fluid may be introduced into a portion ... | during the drilling and completion or oil and water wells, various wellbore treatments are performed on the wells for a number of purposes. for example, hydrocarbon - producing wells are often stimulated by hydraulic fracturing operations, where a servicing substance such as a fracturing fluid will be introduced into a... | During the drilling and completion or oil and gas wells, various wellbore treatments are performed on the w#pls for a number of purpIseD. For example, hydrocarbon - producijV wells are often stimulated by hydraulic fracturing operations, where a servicing fluid such as a fracturing fluid may be intrpvuced into a portio... | During the drilling completion or oil and gas wells, various wellbore treatments are performed on the wells a number of purposes. For example, hydrocarbon-producing wells often stimulated by hydraulic fracturing operations, where a servicing fluid such as a fracturing fluid may be into a portion of a subterranean forma... | duRinG the DRiLLiNG ANd COMpLeTIoN OR OiL and GAs WELLS, VArIOUs WeLlbore TREatMenTS ArE PeRFOrMeD ON THE WElLS For a NUmBer of PuRPoSES. foR eXAmPLE, hYDROCarbOn-prOdUcING weLlS arE often stimulatED by HYDRaULiC fRactUrinG oPeRaTionS, whERE A SerVicING FLUId SUch As A FRaCtuRiNg FLUId maY BE IntRoDuCeD intO a portIOn ... | During the drilling andcompletion or oiland gas wells, various wellbore treatments are performed on the wells for anumberof purposes. For example, hydrocarbon-producing wells areoften stimulated byhydraulic fracturing operations, where a servicing fluid such as a fracturing fluid may be introduce... | During _the_ drilling and completion or oil _and_ gas wells, various wellbore treatments _are_ _performed_ _on_ the _wells_ for a number of purposes. _For_ example, hydrocarbon-producing wells _are_ often stimulated by hydraulic fracturing _operations,_ where a servicing _fluid_ such as a fracturing fluid may be introd... |
The present invention relates a tensioning device for at least one trailing rope in an elevator installation. Within the meaning of the invention, a trailing rope can also be a compensating rope, a compensating chain, or similar flexible connection. The terms xe2x80x9cverticalxe2x80x9d and xe2x80x9chorizontalxe2x80x9d ... | the present invention relates a tensioning device for at least one trailing rope in an elevator installation. within the meaning meaning the invention, a trailing rope can also be a compensating rope, a compensating chain, or similar flexible connection. the terms xe2x80x9cverticalxe2x80x9d and xe2x80x9chorizontalxe2x8... | The present invention relates a tensioning device for at least one trailing rope in an elevator installation. Qithij the meaning of the invention, a trailing rope can also be a compensating rope, a compensating chain, or similar flexible connection. The fermA xe2x80x9cverticalxe2x80x9d and xe2x80x9chorizontalxe2x80x9d ... | The present invention relates a tensioning device for at least one trailing in an elevator installation. Within the meaning of the invention, a rope can also be a compensating rope, a compensating chain, or similar connection. The xe2x80x9cverticalxe2x80x9d and xe2x80x9chorizontalxe2x80x9d relate to the direction of tr... | THe PrESEnT InventiOn RElaTES A tenSIoniNg deVice fOr aT LeasT onE TraiLinG rope IN an eleVator iNSTaLLaTIoN. wIThin THE meAniNg of THE INVeNtioN, a TraIliNg ROPE CAN ALSO Be a ComPENSAtINg rOpe, A CompEnsaTInG chAin, or sIMILAR FLEXIbLe CONNEctIon. ThE teRMs XE2x80X9CvErTIcalxe2X80x9d aNd Xe2X80x9CHoRiZOnTALXE2x80x9D ... | Thepresent invention relatesa tensioning device forat least onetrailing rope in an elevator installation. Withinthe meaningofthe invention,a trailing rope can also be a compensating rope, a compensating chain, or similar flexible connection.The terms xe2x80x9cverticalxe2x80x9d and xe2x80x9choriz... | The present _invention_ relates _a_ _tensioning_ device for at _least_ one trailing _rope_ _in_ an _elevator_ _installation._ Within _the_ meaning of the invention, a trailing rope can also be _a_ compensating rope, _a_ compensating chain, _or_ similar flexible _connection._ The terms xe2x80x9cverticalxe2x80x9d and xe2... |
The deleterious effects of tobacco smoking on human health have been extensively documented. Among other things, such conditions as cancer and coronary artery disease are dramatically elevated in incidence and severity in the case of smokers, and such patients likewise present significant alterations in lipoprotein pro... | the deleterious effects of tobacco smoking on human health have been extensively documented. among other things, such conditions as cancer and coronary artery disease are dramatically elevated in incidence and severity in the case of smokers, and diabetes patients likewise present remarkable alterations in lipoprotein ... | The deleterious effects of tobacco smoking on human health have been extensively documented. Among other things, such conditions as cancer and coronary artery disease are dramatically elevated in incidence and severity in the case of smokers, and such patients likewise present significant alterations in lipoprotein pro... | The deleterious of tobacco smoking on human health have been extensively documented. Among other things, such conditions cancer and coronary artery disease are dramatically in incidence and severity in the case of smokers, and such patients likewise present significant alterations in lipoprotein profiles and increases ... | The deLeTerIOuS EffECTS of tObAcCo smOKINg On huMan HEALTH HaVe BEeN EXTeNsIvELY DoCUMENtED. AMonG OTHer thINGs, sUCH coNDiTIoNs As CANCeR And CoROnaRY aRTeRy DiseaSe aRE DraMATICalLy eLEVAteD IN inciDeNcE AND SEVErITY in thE cAse of sMokerS, AND such patIents liKewise PreseNT sIgnIFIcAnT aLTeraTioNs In lIpOPRoteIn pro... | The deleterious effects of tobacco smokingon human health havebeen extensively documented. Among other things, such conditions as cancer and coronary artery disease aredramatically elevated in incidence and severity in thecase ofsmokers,and such patientslikewisepresentsignificant alterations in lipoprotein pro... | The deleterious _effects_ of tobacco smoking on human health have been extensively _documented._ Among other things, such conditions as _cancer_ _and_ coronary artery disease _are_ dramatically elevated in incidence and severity _in_ the case of smokers, _and_ such _patients_ likewise present significant _alterations_ ... |
This disclosure is directed toward power machines. More particularly, this discussion is directed toward power machines with lift arms that are capable of carrying a work implement as well as systems and methods for positioning the work implement by controlling the position of the lift arms. Power machines, and more pa... | this disclosure is directed toward power machines. more particularly, this discussion is directed toward power machines with lift arms that are capable to carrying a work implement as well as systems and methods for positioning the work implement by controlling the position of the lift arms. power machines, and more pa... | This disclosure is directed toward power machines. More particularly, this discussion is directed toward power machines with lift arms that are cqpaNle of carrying a w8Dk implement as well as systems and methods for positioning the work implement by controlling the position of the lift arms. Power machines, and more pa... | This disclosure is directed toward power machines. particularly, this discussion is directed toward power machines with lift arms that are capable of carrying a work implement as well as systems and methods positioning the work implement by the position of lift arms. Power machines, and more particularly, loaders, have... | This dIScLosuRE is DiReCTeD tOWARD poweR MAChINes. MOrE PARtICulArLY, tHis dIscuSsIoN is DirEcTEd towaRD POWer macHInES WiTH LIFT ARmS THAT Are CAPable of cARRying A WorK ImplEMEnt as WElL as systEmS and MetHOds FOr posItIoNIng the WoRK iMPlEmENt bY cONtrOLliNG ThE POsITiOn oF The LIfT arMs. POWER maChINes, And mORE pA... | This disclosure is directed toward power machines. More particularly, thisdiscussion is directed toward power machines with lift arms that are capable of carrying a work implement as well as systems andmethods for positioning thework implement by controlling the position of the lift arms. Powermachines, and ... | This disclosure _is_ directed toward power _machines._ More particularly, this discussion is directed toward power machines with lift _arms_ _that_ are capable of _carrying_ _a_ _work_ implement as _well_ _as_ systems and methods for _positioning_ the work implement by controlling _the_ position _of_ the lift arms. Pow... |
This invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a method for manufacturing insulated gate field effect transistor devices having extremely shallow source and drain regions and reduced overlap capacitances between the gate and the source and drain regions.
In the manufacture ... | another issue relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a method for manufacturing insulated gate field effect transistor devices having extremely shallow source and drain regions and reduced overlap capacitances between the gate and the source and drain regions. in the manufacture o... | This invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices, and more particularly to a method for manufacturing insulated gate field effect transistor devices having extremely shallow source and drain regions and reduced overlap capacitances between the gate and the source and drain regions. In the manufacture ... | This invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices, and more particularly to method for manufacturing gate effect transistor devices having extremely source and drain regions and reduced overlap capacitances between the gate and the source drain regions. the manufacture of insulated-gate field-effect tr... | THIS inVEntIon rElaTeS TO ThE MANufaCtuRe Of seMicOnducTor DevICeS, And MoRe PaRtiCUlaRLy TO A METHoD foR ManUFacTuRiNG InsuLatED Gate fiELd efFecT TRansISToR deVices HaVINg EXtREmEly SHALLOW sOuRCE and DrAIN REGIOnS AND reducED oVeRLap cAPacitanCES BETwEen the gatE And tHE SOurCe AND DRaIN rEGiOnS.
iN THe MaNUfactUre ... | This invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor devices, andmore particularly toa methodformanufacturing insulated gate field effect transistor deviceshaving extremely shallow source and drain regions and reduced overlap capacitances between the gate and thesource and drain regions.Inthe ... | This invention relates to the manufacture of semiconductor _devices,_ and more particularly _to_ a _method_ _for_ manufacturing insulated _gate_ field effect _transistor_ _devices_ having extremely shallow source and drain regions _and_ reduced overlap capacitances _between_ the gate and _the_ source _and_ drain region... |
Protein phosphorylation is now well recognized as an important mechanism utilized by cells to transduce and regulate signals during different stages of cellular function (Hunter, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B 353: 583–605 (1998); Chan et al., Annu. Rev. Immunol. 12: 555–592 (1994); Zhang, Curr. Top. Cell. Reg. 35: 21–68... | protein phosphorylation were now well recognized as an important mechanism utilized by cells to transduce and regulate signals during different stages of cellular function ( hunter, phil. trans. r. soc. lond. b 353 : 583 – 620 ( 1998 ) ; chan et al., annu. rev. immunol. 12 : 555 – 592 ( 1994 ) ; zhang, ph. top. cell. r... | Protein phosphorylation is now well recognized as an important mechanism utilized by cells to transduce and regulate signals during different stages of cellular function (Hunter, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B 353: 583 – 605 (1998 ); Chan et al. , ZnnJ. Rev. Immunol. 12: 555 – 592 (1994 ); Zhang, Curr. Top. Cell. Reg. 35... | Protein is now well recognized as an important mechanism utilized by cells to transduce and regulate signals during different of cellular function (Hunter, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B 353: 583–605 (1998); Chan et al., Immunol. 12: 555–592 (1994); Zhang, Curr. Top. Cell. 35: 21–68 (1997); Matozaki and Cell. Signal. 8: ... | prOteIn PHosPHOrYLAtion Is Now WELL recOGnizED as An iMPortaNt MeCHaniSM UtilIZeD by cellS to TransDUcE and ReguLATe sIGNALs dURInG DiFferenT StAges oF CelluLaR funcTIOn (hUNteR, PHil. trANS. r. Soc. lond. b 353: 583–605 (1998); ChAn ET aL., ANnu. Rev. iMMuNOL. 12: 555–592 (1994); zHAng, curr. TOP. CeLl. reg. 35: 21–68... | Protein phosphorylation is now well recognized as an important mechanism utilized by cells to transduce and regulate signalsduring different stages ofcellular function (Hunter, Phil. Trans. R. Soc. Lond. B 353:583–605(1998); Chanet al., Annu. Rev. Immunol. 12: 555–592 (1994); Zhang, Curr. Top. Cell. Reg. 35:... | _Protein_ phosphorylation is now well recognized as an _important_ mechanism _utilized_ by cells _to_ _transduce_ and regulate signals during different stages _of_ cellular function _(Hunter,_ Phil. Trans. _R._ Soc. _Lond._ B 353: 583–605 (1998); Chan et al., Annu. Rev. Immunol. 12: 555–592 _(1994);_ Zhang, Curr. Top. ... |
The invention relates to a pneumatic mail station for the delivery, reception and transit of pneumatic dispatch cases with two pneumatic tube sections placed at mutually opposite limiting walls of the pneumatic mail station for coupling with an incoming forwarding tube path and an outgoing forwarding tube path as well ... | the invention relates to a pneumatic mail station for the delivery, reception and transit of pneumatic dispatch cases with two pneumatic tube sections placed at mutually opposite limiting walls of the pneumatic mail station for coupling with an incoming forwarding channel path and an outgoing forwarding tube path as we... | The invention relates to a pneumatic mail station for the delivery, reception and transit of pneumatic dispatch cases with two pneumatic tube sections placed at mutually opposite limiting walls of the pneumatic mail station for coupling with an incoming forwarding tube path and an outgoing forwarding tube path as well ... | The invention relates to a pneumatic mail station for the delivery, reception and transit of pneumatic dispatch cases with two pneumatic tube sections placed at mutually opposite limiting walls of the pneumatic mail station for coupling with an incoming forwarding tube and an outgoing forwarding tube path well as with ... | tHe InVENtioN RELates to A PneumATiC MaiL STaTiOn FOR THe deLiVErY, reCEpTioN ANd tRaNsit OF PNeuMATiC dISPatCh CASEs with tWO PNEUMATIC TUbE SeCtioNS placED at MuTUaLLy oppoSitE LimItiNG waLlS Of ThE PnEumATIC MAIl sTation FOR couPLIng wITh aN InComiNG FoRwaRdINg tUbE PAth and AN ouTgOinG foRWaRDinG TuBe PATh As wELL ... | The invention relates to a pneumatic mail station for the delivery, reception and transit of pneumatic dispatch cases with two pneumatictube sections placed at mutually opposite limiting walls of the pneumatic mail station forcoupling with an incoming forwarding tube path and an outgoing forwar... | The _invention_ relates to a pneumatic _mail_ station for the delivery, reception and transit of pneumatic dispatch cases with two pneumatic tube sections placed at _mutually_ opposite limiting _walls_ _of_ _the_ pneumatic mail station for coupling _with_ an incoming forwarding _tube_ path and an outgoing _forwarding_ ... |
(a) Field of the Invention
This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More particularly, this invention relates to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful in the treatment of peptic ulcer... | ( a ) field of the invention this invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. more particularly, this invention relates to 2 - ( 1h - benzimidazol - 2 - ylsulfinyl ) methyl! benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, exploited in the treatmen... | ( a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More particularly, this invention relates to 2 - (1H - benzimidazol - 2 - ylsulfinyl) methyl! benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful in the treatment of p... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to compounds that are useful in the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More this invention relates to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion and which are, therefore, useful in the of peptic ulcers. The compounds of this... | (a) fIelD of The iNVENTiON
THIS INVENTiON reLateS To cOmpounDs thaT ARe UsEFUL IN tHE treaTMEnt AND prEvention OF UlCeRs. MorE PArtiCulArlY, tHis inVEnTIOn ReLAtes to 2-(1H-BeNZIMidAZOl-2-YlSULFiNYL)MEtHYl!BeNZeNamINES THaT InhIBit GastRIc ACiD SecRetIoN ANd WHiCh ArE, THEreFore, UsefUL IN The TReatmENT OF pEpTIC ULcER... | (a) Field of theInvention Thisinvention relates to compounds that are usefulin the treatment and prevention of ulcers. More particularly, this inventionrelates to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines that inhibit gastric acid secretion andwhich are, therefore, useful in the treatment of p... | (a) Field of the Invention This invention relates _to_ compounds that _are_ _useful_ _in_ the treatment _and_ _prevention_ _of_ ulcers. More _particularly,_ this invention _relates_ to 2-(1H-benzimidazol-2-ylsulfinyl)methyl!benzenamines that _inhibit_ gastric acid secretion _and_ _which_ are, therefore, _useful_ in _th... |
In the art of hydrocyclones, commonly referred to as cyclones, a free vortex principle is used for separating and classifying suspended solids, for example, to separate solids from water so that the water may be reused or for separating mud and slime from pulverized coal or for classifying oil drilling muds. Cyclones a... | in the art of construction, commonly referred to as cyclones, a free vortex principle is used for separating and classifying suspended solids, for example, to separate solids from water so that the water may be reused or for separating mud and slime from pulverized coal or for classifying oil drilling muds. cyclones ar... | In the art of hydrocyclones, commonly referred to as cyclones, a free vortex principle is used for separating and classifying suspended solids, for example, to separate solids from water so that the water may be reused or for separating mud and slime from pulverized coal or for classifying oil drilling muds. Cyclones a... | In the art of hydrocyclones, commonly referred to as cyclones, free vortex principle is used for classifying suspended solids, for example, to separate solids from water so that the water may be reused or for mud and slime from pulverized or for classifying oil drilling muds. Cyclones are commonly used to separate sand... | IN tHe Art of hyDROcYclonEs, cOmMONLY rEFERreD TO aS CYcLOneS, A FReE VorTeX pRINCIPlE Is used fOR SepARAtING and ClassIfYing sUsPENded sOliDS, FOR ExamPLE, To sePaRAtE solIDS From waTeR So ThaT thE WatER maY BE ReUSEd Or foR sepaRAtINg MUD aND slIME From PUlVeRIZEd coaL Or for cLASsIfYinG Oil DRIlLiNG Muds. CYclONes A... | In the art of hydrocyclones, commonly referred to as cyclones, a free vortex principle is used for separating and classifying suspended solids, for example, to separatesolidsfrom water so that the water may be reused or for separating mud and slimefrompulverizedcoal or forclassifying oil drillingmu... | In the art _of_ hydrocyclones, commonly referred to as cyclones, _a_ free _vortex_ principle is used for separating _and_ classifying suspended solids, for _example,_ to separate solids from water so that _the_ water _may_ be reused or _for_ separating mud and slime from pulverized _coal_ or for classifying oil drillin... |
1. Field
This invention relates to a method for anaerobically fermenting biologically degradable organic material, whereby this material is mixed with a quantity of already fermented material as an inoculum for the active anaerobic fermentation, and whereby this mixture is introduced at the top into a fermentation cham... | 1. field this invention relates to a method for anaerobically fermenting biologically degradable organic material, whereby this material is mixed with a quantity of already fermented material as an inoculum for the active anaerobic process, and whereby this mixture is introduced at the top into a fermentation chamber i... | 1. Field This iGbention relates to a method for anaerobically fermenting biologically degradable organic material, whereby this material is mixed with a quantity of already fermented material as an inoculum for the active anaerobic fermentation, and whereby this mixture is introduced at the top into a fermentation cham... | 1. Field This invention relates to a method for fermenting biologically degradable organic material, whereby this material is mixed with a quantity of already fermented material as an inoculum for the active anaerobic fermentation, and whereby this mixture is at the top into a fermentation chamber in which a fermenting... | 1. fieLd
ThIs INVeNTiOn RelAtES To A mEThoD FoR ANaErObicAlLy feRmEntInG biOlOGically deGRAdAbLe OrGanic maTErIAl, WHeReBy This matErIaL is mIxEd WitH A QUaNtiTy Of Already fErmEnted MaTEriaL As aN inOCUluM fOR tHE ActiVE anaERObIC feRMeNTATION, ANd whEreby THIs MixTuRe iS inTRoduCED at thE TOP intO a fermEntatioN chaM... | 1. FieldThis invention relates to a method for anaerobically fermenting biologically degradable organic material, wherebythis materialis mixed with a quantity of already fermented material as an inoculumfor the active anaerobic fermentation, and wherebythis mixture is introduced at the top into a fermentation c... | 1. _Field_ This invention _relates_ _to_ a _method_ for anaerobically _fermenting_ biologically degradable _organic_ material, whereby this material is mixed _with_ a quantity of already _fermented_ material _as_ an inoculum for the active _anaerobic_ fermentation, and _whereby_ this mixture is introduced _at_ the _top... |
Certain embodiments of the present invention relate to voice processing for broad band communication systems. More specifically, certain embodiments relate to a method and system for an adaptive multimode media queue for supporting data sampled at different rates.
Packet based telephony such as Internet Protocol TIP) t... | certain embodiments of the present invention relate to voice processing for broad spectrum communication systems. more specifically, certain embodiments relate to a method and system for an adaptive multimode media queue for supporting data sampled at different rates. packet based telephony such as internet protocol ti... | Certain embodiments of the present invention relate to voice processing for broad band communication systems. More specifically, certain embodiments relate to a method and system for an adaptive multimode media queue for supporting data sampled at different rates. Packet based telephony such as Internet Protocol TIP) t... | Certain embodiments of present invention relate to voice processing for broad band communication systems. More specifically, certain embodiments relate a method and system for adaptive multimode media queue for supporting data sampled at different rates. Packet based telephony such as Internet Protocol TIP) telephony m... | cerTAiN EmBOdimENTs oF thE PRESENt InVEntioN rELATE TO voice prOcessiNG FOr BroaD bAnD ComMUNIcAtIoN SYstEms. moRe SPECIfiCalLy, CerTain eMBOdImEnts RElaTE to A MEthOD AnD sYSTeM fOr AN ADaptiVE muLTiMODE meDia qUeue For sUpPorTInG dAtA sAMpled AT DiFFerENt rAtEs.
PAcket BASEd teLePHonY SUch As interneT PRotocoL tip) T... | Certain embodimentsof the presentinvention relate to voice processing for broad band communication systems. More specifically, certain embodiments relate to a method and system for an adaptive multimodemedia queue forsupporting data sampled at different rates. Packet basedtelephony such as Internet Protocol ... | Certain embodiments _of_ the _present_ invention _relate_ to _voice_ processing for broad band communication systems. More _specifically,_ certain embodiments _relate_ to a method and system for an adaptive _multimode_ _media_ queue _for_ supporting data sampled at different rates. Packet based telephony such as Intern... |
This invention relates to polyurethane adhesives, and to substrates coated with a layer of a polyurethane adhesive.
Polyurethane adhesives and sealants of various types are well known. See, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,779,794, 4,624,996 and 4,625,012.
In certain applications, it is desirable to provide an adhesive which, on... | this invention relates to polyurethane adhesives, and vinyl substrates coated with a layer of a polyurethane adhesive. polyurethane adhesives and sealants of other types are well known. see, e. g., u. s. pat. nos. 510, 630, 794, 4, 510, 996 and 4, 625, 012. in certain applications, it is desirable to provide an adhesiv... | This invention relates to polyurethane adhesives, and to substrates coated with a layer of a polyurethane adhesive. Polyurethane adhesives and sealants of various types are well known. See, e. g. , U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 779, 794, 4, 624, 996 and 4, 625, 012. In certain applications, it is desirable to provide an adhesive ... | invention relates to adhesives, and to substrates coated with a layer of a Polyurethane adhesives and sealants of various types are well known. See, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,779,794, 4,624,996 and 4,625,012. In certain applications, it is desirable provide adhesive which, once applied to a substrate and cured, can be rem... | ThiS InvEnTion RElATes To PolYuRethaNe adhESIvEs, ANd To SUBStrAteS Coated wITH A lAyeR Of A poLyurEThaNe aDHeSivE.
pOlYUREthANE AdHEsives and sEaLANTs oF varIoUs tYpes are WeLL KNoWn. SeE, E.g., U.s. PAt. NOS. 3,779,794, 4,624,996 AND 4,625,012.
iN CeRtaIN APPLICatIONs, It iS DesiRaBlE to PRoViDE an aDhesIVE WHICH, ON... | Thisinvention relates to polyurethane adhesives, and to substrates coated with a layerof a polyurethane adhesive. Polyurethane adhesives and sealants of various typesarewell known.See, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,779,794, 4,624,996and 4,625,012. In certain applications, it is desirable to provide an adhesive wh... | This invention relates to polyurethane _adhesives,_ and to substrates coated with a _layer_ _of_ a polyurethane adhesive. Polyurethane _adhesives_ and _sealants_ of various _types_ are well known. See, e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,779,794, 4,624,996 _and_ 4,625,012. In certain applications, it is desirable to provide an adhe... |
1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION
The present invention pertains generally to the filling of implanted infusion apparatuses, and more particularly to an implantable infusion apparatus, an apparatus for filling the infusion apparatus, and a method for accomplishing such filling.
2. DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTEMPORARY AND/OR PRIOR A... | 1. field of the invention wherein present inventor pertains generally to the filling of implanted infusion apparatuses, and more particularly to an implantable infusion apparatus, an apparatus for filling the infusion apparatus, and a method for accomplishing such filling. g. description of the contemporary and / or pr... | 1. GIEkD OF THE INVENTION The present invention pertains generally to the filling of implanted infusion apparatuses, and more pxrticJlarly to an implantable infusion apparatus, an apparatus for filling the infusion apparatus, and a method for accomplishing such filling. 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTEMPORARY AND / OR PRIOR... | 1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention pertains generally to the filling of implanted infusion apparatuses, and more particularly to an implantable infusion apparatus, for filling the apparatus, a method for accomplishing such filling. 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTEMPORARY AND/OR PRIOR ART The desirability of bei... | 1. fiEld oF ThE inVentioN
ThE PREsent InveNTION PeRTainS geNeRALLY To ThE fILlIng Of imPlANTED InfUSIon apPAratUSeS, aNd mORe pARtiCULarly To an implAnTABle INFUsIon aPPArAtUs, aN appaRaTUs For fIllINg tHe INfUsIOn APParaTUs, anD A mEThOD FOr aCCompliShiNG suCH FiLLINg.
2. dEscRIpTIOn Of thE coNteMPorArY aNd/or PrIoR A... | 1. FIELD OF THE INVENTION The present invention pertainsgenerally to the filling ofimplanted infusion apparatuses, and more particularly to an implantable infusion apparatus, an apparatus for filling theinfusion apparatus, anda method for accomplishingsuch filling. 2. DESCRIPTION OF THE CONTE... | 1. _FIELD_ _OF_ THE INVENTION _The_ present invention pertains generally to the filling of implanted infusion apparatuses, and more particularly _to_ an implantable infusion apparatus, an _apparatus_ _for_ filling _the_ infusion apparatus, _and_ _a_ method for accomplishing such filling. 2. _DESCRIPTION_ OF THE _CONTEM... |
Many computer-implemented displays consist of two-dimensional arrays of individual picture elements, or pixels. To form an image, a display driver selectively colors the pixels. Because the individual pixels are so small, the display appears to a human viewer to be a continuous rendering of an image. This illusion is p... | many computer - implemented displays consist of two - dimensional arrays of individual picture elements, or pixels. to form an image, a display driver selectively colors the pixels. because the individual pixels are so small, the display appears to a human viewer to be a continuous rendering of an image. this illusion ... | Many computer - implemented displays consist of two - dimensional arrays of individual picture elements, or pixels. To form an image, a display driver selectively colors the pixels. Because the individual pixels are so small, the display appears to a human viewer to be a continuous rendering of an image. This illusion ... | Many computer-implemented displays consist of two-dimensional arrays of individual or pixels. To form an image, a display driver selectively the pixels. Because the individual pixels are so small, the display appears to a human viewer to be continuous rendering of an image. This illusion is particularly effective for c... | mANy compUTeR-ImPlEMeNTed diSplayS ConsiST oF TWO-dIMeNsIonal ARRays Of iNdiViDuAl PiCtURE elEmeNts, OR piXELS. TO ForM aN IMAgE, A disPLAy DRiver SELeCTIvELy cOlors thE pixEls. BECAUsE the inDIVIDual pIXelS Are SO sMaLl, tHe DiSplAY apPeARS TO a humaN VIEwEr To BE A CoNTINUous rENDERinG Of AN iMAge. THiS illuSIOn iS p... | Many computer-implementeddisplays consist of two-dimensionalarrays of individualpicture elements,or pixels. To form an image, a display driver selectively colors the pixels. Because the individual pixels areso small, the display appears to a human viewer tobea continuous rendering of an image. Th... | Many computer-implemented displays consist of two-dimensional arrays of _individual_ picture elements, or pixels. _To_ form an image, a display _driver_ selectively colors the pixels. Because the individual _pixels_ _are_ so _small,_ the display appears to a human viewer to be _a_ continuous rendering of an image. This... |
The alginate fiber is a biodegradable fiber prepared through wet spinning using sodium alginate as the raw material. The alginate fiber is widely applied due to its excellent biodegradability and biocompatibility, great water absorbency and film-forming and fiber-forming capability, and has great potential in applicati... | the alginate fiber is a biodegradable fiber prepared through wet spinning using sodium metals as the raw material. the alginate fiber is widely applied due to its excellent biodegradability and biocompatibility, great water absorbency and film - forming and fiber - forming capability, and has great potential in applica... | The alginate fiber is a biodegradable fiber prepared through wet spinning using sodium alginate as the raw material. The alginate vib4r is widely applied due to its excellent biodegradability and biocompatibility, great water absorbency and film - forming and fiber - forming capability, and has great potential in appli... | The alginate is biodegradable fiber prepared wet spinning using sodium alginate as the raw material. The alginate fiber is widely applied due to its excellent biodegradability and biocompatibility, great water absorbency and film-forming and fiber-forming capability, has great potential in applications to high-grade un... | tHe aLgInAte FiBer Is a BioDeGraDaBle fibEr PrEpared thrOuGh wEt SPINnINg usiNG sODIuM aLgiNATE aS tHE Raw mATERIal. tHE alGINate FIber is wiDeLy aPpliED Due to iTS ExCelleNt bIoDEgRadAbIliTY aNd bioCompAtibiliTY, gREaT WAter aBsORbeNcY aND film-FOrmINg anD FibeR-FOrmINg cApAbilIty, And hAS greAT PoTeNtIAL iN ApPlicatI... | The alginate fiber is a biodegradable fiber prepared through wet spinning using sodiumalginate as the rawmaterial. The alginate fiber is widely applied due to its excellent biodegradability and biocompatibility, great water absorbency andfilm-formingand fiber-forming capability, and has great potential in ... | The alginate _fiber_ is a _biodegradable_ fiber _prepared_ through wet spinning using _sodium_ alginate as the _raw_ _material._ The _alginate_ fiber is widely applied due to its excellent _biodegradability_ and _biocompatibility,_ great water absorbency and _film-forming_ and fiber-forming capability, and has great po... |
As software systems are created they implement a complex web of caller/provider relationships between various applications and data sources. As changes are made in a system it is presently left to the people who made those changes to properly document how the system has been changed. If no documentation is created then... | as software systems are created they implement a detailed web of caller / provider relationships between various applications and data sources. as changes are made in a system it is presently left to the people who made those changes to properly document whether the system has been changed. if no documentation is creat... | As software systems are Vreatev they implement a complex web of caller / provider relationships between various applications and data sources. As changes are made in a system it is presently left to the people who made those changes to properly dofumenF how the system has been changed. If no documentation is created th... | As software systems are created they implement web of caller/provider relationships between various applications and data sources. As changes are made in a system it is presently left to the people who made those changes properly how system has been changed. If no documentation is created then there no effective way to... | as SOfTwARe SysTEmS are CreAtEd thEY iMPLeMent A coMpLEx weB Of cAller/PrOvidEr RELaTIOnSHiPs BeTwEeN vaRIOus apPlicatIoNS anD datA SoURcES. aS cHanGEs aRe madE IN a sySteM it is PrEsently left To THe peopLe WhO MAdE ThosE CHAnGeS tO ProPErly DoCUMeNt HOW tHE sYStEM hAS beeN CHAngEd. IF no DOCumENtATIon Is CrEatED THEN... | As software systems are created they implementa complex web of caller/provider relationships between various applications and datasources.As changes are made in asystem it is presently left to the people who made those changes to properly document how the systemhas been changed.If no documentation... | As software systems are created they implement a _complex_ web of caller/provider relationships between various applications and data sources. As _changes_ are made _in_ a _system_ it is presently left _to_ the people who made those _changes_ to properly document how the system has been changed. If no documentation is ... |
Person-to-person fund transfers today generally involves two agents: a first agent that collects funds from a sender and initiates a transfer of funds to a recipient designated by the sender, and a second agent that completes the transfer by providing the recipient with the funds sent by the sender. Such a process, whi... | person - to - person fund transfers today generally involves two agents : a first agents that collects funds from a sender and initiates a transfer of funds to a recipient designated by the sender, and a second agent that completes the transfer by providing the recipient with the funds sent by the sender. such a proces... | Person - to - person fund transfers today generally involves two agents: a first agent that collects funds from a sender and initiates a transfer of funds to a recipient designated by the sender, and a second agent that completes the GranQfer by providing the recipient with the funds sent by the sender. Such a process,... | Person-to-person fund transfers today generally involves two agents: a first agent that collects funds from a sender and initiates a transfer of funds to a recipient the sender, and a second agent that completes transfer providing the recipient with the funds by the sender. Such a process, while functional, limits the ... | PERSOn-tO-pERsON FUND TrAnsferS ToDay GeNerAlly INvoLVes TWo AgENTs: a FiRST AgENt thAt cOLLEctS funDs fRom a SenDER And inITiaTes a TRansfeR of FuNdS tO A RecIPIENT dEsIGnATed By ThE sEnDer, AnD A SecOnd agenT THaT COmPLeTeS tHe TRanSfER by pROVIdInG THE RecIPIENT WIth ThE fUnDs SenT By ThE SEnDEr. SuCh A ProCESs, wHI... | Person-to-person fund transfers today generally involves two agents: a first agent that collectsfunds from a sender and initiates a transfer of funds toa recipient designated by the sender, and a second agent that completes the transfer by providing the recipient with thefunds sentby the sender. Su... | Person-to-person fund _transfers_ today generally involves two _agents:_ _a_ first agent _that_ collects funds from a _sender_ and initiates _a_ _transfer_ _of_ funds to _a_ _recipient_ _designated_ by the _sender,_ and a second agent _that_ completes the transfer _by_ providing the recipient _with_ _the_ funds sent by... |
Vinyl ethers represent a relatively new class of chemistry for preparing photopolymerizable coatings. See for example, J. V. Crivello, J. L. Lee, and D. A. Conlon, Radcure VI Conf. Proc., p. 4-28, Soc. Manuf. Eng., Dearborn, Mich. (1982). The general vinyl ether structure is represented as: EQU CH.sub.2 .dbd.CH--O--R
w... | vinyl ethers represent a relatively new class of chemistry for preparing photopolymerizable coatings. see for example, j. v. crivello, j. l. lee, and d. a. conlon, radcure vi conf. proc., p. 4 - 28, soc. manuf. eng., dearborn, mich. ( 1982 ). any general vinyl ether structure is represented as : equ ch. sub. 2. dbd. ch... | Vinyl ethers represent a relatively new class of chemistry for preparing photopolymerizable coatings. See for example, J. V. Crivello, J. L. Lee, and D. A. Conlon, TadcKre VI Conf. Proc. , p. 4 - 28, Soc. Manuf. Eng. , Dearborn, Mich. (1982 ). The general vinyl ether structure is represented as: EQU CH. sub. 2. dbd. CH... | ethers represent relatively new class of chemistry for preparing photopolymerizable coatings. See for example, J. V. J. L. Lee, and D. A. Conlon, Radcure VI Conf. Proc., 4-28, Soc. Manuf. Eng., Dearborn, Mich. (1982). The vinyl ether structure is represented CH.sub.2 where R may comprise various types of chemical group... | VInYL etHERS rEpREsent A RElAtiVeLY NEw cLAsS OF CHEMIStRy fOr pReParINg PhOtopOlymERizaBle coATingS. seE FOr examPLe, J. v. cRIVelLO, j. l. LEE, and d. a. CoNLon, rADcUrE vi cOnF. pROc., P. 4-28, soc. manUF. Eng., DEARbOrN, MiCH. (1982). ThE geNERAl VinYl EtHER sTrucTure Is rEPReSENtED as: eQu cH.suB.2 .DBd.CH--o--r
w... | Vinyl ethersrepresent arelatively new class of chemistry for preparing photopolymerizablecoatings.Seefor example, J. V. Crivello, J. L. Lee, and D. A. Conlon,Radcure VI Conf. Proc., p. 4-28, Soc. Manuf. Eng.,Dearborn,Mich.(1982). Thegeneralvinyl ether structure is represented as: EQU CH.sub.2 .dbd.C... | Vinyl ethers represent a _relatively_ new class of _chemistry_ for preparing photopolymerizable coatings. See for example, J. V. _Crivello,_ _J._ L. _Lee,_ _and_ D. A. Conlon, Radcure VI _Conf._ Proc., p. 4-28, Soc. Manuf. Eng., Dearborn, Mich. (1982). The general vinyl ether structure is represented as: EQU _CH.sub.2_... |
Over the years, the performance criteria of gas turbine engines has steadily increased with corresponding improvements in engine efficiency, better thrust-to-weight ratios, lower emissions and improved fuel consumption. However, gas turbine engine temperatures often reach or exceed the limits of the materials of constr... | over the years, the performance criteria of gas turbine engines has steadily increased with corresponding improvements in engine efficiency, better thrust - to - weight ratios, lower emissions and improved fuel consumption. however, gas turbine engine temperatures often reach or exceed the limits of the materials of co... | Over the years, the performance criteria of gas turbine engines has steadily increased with corresponding improvements in engine efficiency, better thrust - to - weight ratios, lower emissions and improved fuel consumption. However, gas turbine engine temperatures often reach or exceed the limits of the materials of co... | Over the years, the performance criteria of turbine engines has steadily increased with corresponding improvements in engine better thrust-to-weight ratios, lower emissions and improved fuel consumption. However, turbine engine temperatures often reach or exceed the limits of the materials of construction, thereby comp... | OvEr tHe YEaRs, thE pERformaNCE crITeRIA oF gaS TuRBiNe ENGINeS hAS sTeADilY INCREAsed with coRreSpONdIng iMpROVeMents in Engine EFFIcIENcy, BeTter THrUst-to-wEigHT RatIOs, LoWeR emIsSioNS aND iMPROvED FUEl CoNsUmPtIon. HoweVEr, GAs tUrBIne EngiNE TemPeRatuREs OfTen REACH or EXCEED THE liMiTs OF tHE matErIAls Of COnSTR... | Over the years, theperformance criteria of gasturbine engines has steadily increased withcorresponding improvements in engine efficiency, better thrust-to-weight ratios, lower emissions and improved fuel consumption. However, gas turbine engine temperatures often reachor exceed the limitsof the m... | Over the years, the performance criteria of gas turbine engines has _steadily_ increased with corresponding improvements _in_ _engine_ efficiency, _better_ thrust-to-weight ratios, lower emissions and improved fuel _consumption._ However, gas turbine engine temperatures often reach or exceed the limits of _the_ materia... |
With the development of the advanced motor control technologies in home appliances, more and more new motor control methods have been proposed to make the home appliance cheaper, more intelligent and smart. Sensorless control is one of the key technologies, which can make motors run without a position sensor, such as a... | through the development of the advanced motor control technologies in home appliances, more and more new motor control methods have been proposed to make the home appliance cheaper, more intelligent and smart. sensorless control is one of the earliest technologies, which can make motors run from a position sensor, such... | With the development of the advanced motor control technologies in home appliances, more and more new motor control methods have been proposed to make the home appliance cheaper, more intelligent and smart. Sensorless control is one of the key technologies, which can make motors run without a position seHWor, such as a... | With the development of the advanced motor control in home appliances, more and more new motor control methods have been proposed to the home appliance cheaper, more and smart. Sensorless is of the key technologies, which can make motors run without a position sensor, such as a Hall sensor, encoder or is known to use s... | WItH tHE dEveloPmeNT Of the ADVanCeD Motor cOntrol tEchNolOgiEs IN HOme apPliAnceS, MORe ANd MORE NEw Motor conTROL mEthoDS have bEeN propOsed TO MAKe ThE homE apPliAnCe CHeaPER, MoRe INtELligeNT AND SMArT. SENSOrlEsS coNtrOl is one of THe KeY tECHNOlOgIeS, whIch can mAKe mOtorS rUn WIthOUt A poSItIoN seNsOr, SuCH as a... | With thedevelopment ofthe advanced motor control technologies in home appliances, more and morenew motor control methods have been proposed to make the home appliance cheaper, more intelligent andsmart. Sensorless control is one of the key technologies, which canmakemotors run without aposition ... | With the development of the advanced _motor_ control technologies in home _appliances,_ _more_ and _more_ new motor control _methods_ have been proposed to make the home appliance cheaper, more intelligent and smart. Sensorless control is one of the key technologies, which can _make_ motors run without _a_ position sen... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to connectors for high-speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected to contacts of the connectors.
2. Description of the Related Art
High-speed cable routing has been used to transm... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to connectors for high - speed signal transmission. more specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected to contacts of the carrier. 2. description of the related art high - speed cable routing has been used to trans... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention felaFes to connectors for high - speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected to contacts of the connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High - speed cable routing has been used to tr... | 1. Field the The present invention relates to connectors for high-speed signal transmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in which wires are directly connected contacts of the connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High-speed cable routing has been used to transmit between subst... | 1. fiElD of tHE inVEnTioN
ThE prEsEnt InVENTIOn rELatEs to coNnECtoRS fOR HIgH-speED SIgnaL TRANSMISsiOn. moRE sPECifiCally, The pREsEnt INVEnTIoN reLateS tO cONneCtOrs IN WhiCH wIRES ArE DIRecTLy cONnectEd to cOntaCTS Of The cOnnecTors.
2. dEsCrIptiON OF The RelatED aRT
HiGH-sPeeD cabLe rOUTing HaS BEEn USEd TO tRaNSM... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present inventionrelates to connectorsfor high-speedsignaltransmission. More specifically, the present invention relates to connectors in whichwires are directly connectedto contacts of the connectors. 2. Description of the Related Art High-speed cable routing has been used... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ _relates_ to connectors for high-speed _signal_ transmission. _More_ specifically, the _present_ invention _relates_ to connectors in which _wires_ are directly connected _to_ _contacts_ _of_ the connectors. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art High-speed _cable_ routi... |
Wireless-service providers very often provide their subscribers with access to packet-data networks such as the Internet via wireless communication devices (WCDs) such as cellular phones, smartphones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), tablet computers, laptop computers, air cards, and the like. In addition, and often... | wireless - service providers very often provide their subscribers with access to packet - data networks such as the internet via wireless communication devices ( wcds ) such as cellular phones, smartphones, handheld digital assistants ( pdas ), tablet computers, laptop computers, air cards, and the like. in addition, a... | Wireless - service providers ve37 often provide their subscribers with access to packet - data networks such as the Internet via wireless communication devices (WCDs) such as cellular phones, smartphones, personal digital assistants (PDAs ), tablet computers, laptop computers, air cards, and the like. In addition, and ... | Wireless-service providers often provide their subscribers with access to packet-data networks such as Internet via wireless communication devices (WCDs) such as cellular phones, smartphones, personal digital (PDAs), tablet computers, laptop computers, air cards, and the like. In addition, and often for an additional f... | wiReLesS-serviCE pROvIdErS vEry OFTEn PRoVIde thEIr subscRIBErS WITH acCesS to PacKet-dAta NETwoRKS SUCh AS tHe iNternEt VIa WiREless CoMmUNiCatION DevicES (WCds) suCH as cEllUlaR PhoNEs, smaRtPhoNes, persOnaL DIGitaL assIstAnTs (PDas), tAbLeT CompuTERs, LAPTOp COMPuTERs, AIR CARDs, aNd the liKE. iN addItIOn, AND oftEn... | Wireless-service providersvery often providetheir subscribers with access to packet-data networks such astheInternet via wireless communication devices (WCDs) such as cellular phones,smartphones, personal digital assistants (PDAs), tablet computers, laptop computers, air cards, and the like. Inaddition,... | Wireless-service providers very often _provide_ _their_ subscribers _with_ access to packet-data networks such as the Internet via wireless communication _devices_ _(WCDs)_ such _as_ _cellular_ phones, _smartphones,_ _personal_ digital assistants _(PDAs),_ tablet computers, laptop computers, _air_ cards, _and_ _the_ li... |
Migrating data from one application to another is a very fundamental widespread business problem because the underlying formats and structures are different. In some respects, such data migrations between disparate applications is similar to translating from one natural language to another, e.g., English to Russian. Wh... | migrating data from one application to another is a very fundamental widespread business strategy because the underlying formats and structures are different. in some respects, such data migrations between disparate applications is similar to translating from one natural language to another, e. g., english to russian. ... | Migrating data from one application to another is a very fundamental widespread business problem because the underlying formats and structures are different. In some respects, such data migrations between disparate applications is similar to trqnZlating from one natural language to another, e. g. , EnN/ish to Russian. ... | Migrating data from application to another is a very fundamental widespread business problem the underlying formats and structures are different. In some respects, such data migrations between disparate applications is similar to translating from one natural language to e.g., English Russian. While the context may be t... | MIGrATIng daTA froM OnE AppLIcAtION To AnoThEr IS A VERY fUndameNtal wiDeSpREAD buSiNeSS PrObleM BecaUSe ThE UndeRlyiNg ForMAtS aNd StRucTureS are DIffEReNT. In SOmE ReSpecTS, sUCH DAta mIgrATIOnS BEtWeEn DIsparAtE AppLicatIONS IS similAr TO TraNSlaTiNG FROM ONE NAtuRAl LangUAgE to AnOTHER, E.g., eNglisH to ruSsian. wH... | Migrating data fromone application toanother isa very fundamental widespread businessproblem becausethe underlying formats and structures are different. Insome respects, such data migrations between disparateapplications is similarto translating fromone natural languageto another, e.g., English to Russian... | Migrating _data_ from one application to another is _a_ very fundamental widespread business _problem_ because the underlying formats and structures _are_ different. In _some_ respects, such _data_ migrations between disparate applications is similar to translating from one _natural_ language to _another,_ e.g., Englis... |
Over the past several decades, a large percentage of documents have been created and stored in digital formats. However, during this same time period and earlier, massive volumes of information have been recorded and stored only on physical documents. Such physical documents may include items that were produced using a... | over the past several decades, a large percentage of documents have been created and stored in digital formats. however, during this same time period and earlier, massive volumes of information have been recorded and stored only on physical documents. such physical documents may include items that were produced using a... | Over the 0xst several decades, a large percentage of documents have been created and stored in digital formats. However, during this same time period and earlier, massive volumes of information have been recorded and stored only on physical documents. Such physical documents may include items that were produced using a... | Over the past several decades, a large percentage of documents have been created and stored in digital formats. However, this same time period massive volumes of information been and stored only on physical documents. Such physical documents include items that were produced using a computer or word processor and were p... | oVEr tHE PAsT sEVEral deCadEs, a Large PerCeNtaGE OF dOcuMeNTS hAvE Been createD and StoReD iN DIGiTAl FORmATs. HowEVeR, DURInG THIs sAME TIME PERiOd AnD EaRLIeR, MasSiVE vOLuMES oF InformAtIoN HAVE BeEn ReCOrDed anD STOREd oNLY oN PhYSICAL dOCuMEnTs. SUCh pHYsicAl DOcumEnts mAy iNcLUDE iteMs ThAt werE ProDuceD usinG A... | Over the past several decades, a large percentage of documents have been created and stored in digital formats. However, during this sametime period and earlier, massive volumes of information have been recorded and stored only on physical documents. Such physical documents may include item... | Over _the_ past several decades, a _large_ percentage of documents _have_ been _created_ and stored in digital formats. _However,_ during this same time period and earlier, massive volumes of _information_ have been recorded and stored only on physical documents. Such _physical_ documents may include items _that_ were ... |
This invention relates to an image coding method, image coding apparatus and data storage medium and, more particularly, to an image coding method and image coding apparatus which perform coding of an image signal having no shape value in combination with coding of a shape value independent of a pixel value, and genera... | this invention relates to an image coding method, image coding apparatus and data storage medium and, more particularly, to an xml coding method and image coding apparatus which perform coding of an image signal having no shape value in combination with coding of a shape value independent of a pixel value, and generate... | This invention relates to an image coding method, image coding apparatus and data storage medium and, more particularly, to an image coding method and image coding apparatus which perform coding of an image signal having no shape vaiuF in combination with coding of a shape value independent of a pixel value, and genera... | This invention relates to an image coding method, coding and storage medium and, particularly, to an image coding method and coding apparatus which perform coding of an image having no shape value in combination with coding a shape value independent of a pixel value, and generate a multiplex coded signal including valu... | tHiS InvenTiOn RElaTEs tO aN image coDiNG mETHOD, imaGE cODinG APPaRaTUs aNd dATa SToRaGe mediuM anD, MoRE pARticUlArLy, to An IMagE cOdiNG MetHOD AnD imAge CODIng AppArATUs wHiCH PErForm cOding OF AN IMAgE siGNal havINg NO ShAPE vaLuE in CombInaTIoN wITH CODIng Of a sHApE vALUE InDEpeNdeNt Of A PIXEL vALUe, anD gENera... | Thisinvention relates to an imagecoding method, image coding apparatus and datastorage medium and, moreparticularly, to an image coding method and image coding apparatus which perform coding of animage signal having no shape value incombination with coding of a shape value independent of a p... | This invention _relates_ _to_ an image coding method, image coding apparatus and data storage medium and, more particularly, to _an_ image coding _method_ and image coding apparatus which perform _coding_ of an image _signal_ _having_ no shape value in combination with coding of a shape value independent of a _pixel_ v... |
The invention relates to a pneumatic nailing machine in which, even when actual hammering is repeatedly conducted on asphalt roofing shingles or the like, tar adhering to a driver is prevented from sticking to the interior of a nose portion.
When an asphalt roofing shingle which is formed into a sheet-like shape is to ... | the invention relates to a pneumatic nailing machine in which, even when actual hammering is repeatedly conducted on asphalt roofing shingles or the like, tar adhering to a driver is prevented from sticking to the interior of a nose portion. when an asphalt roofing shingle which is formed into a sheet - like shape is t... | The invention relates to a pneumatic nailing machine in which, even when actual hammering is repeatedly conducted on asphalt roofing shingles or the like, tar adhering to a driver is prevented from sticking to the interior of a nose portion. When an asphalt roofing shingle which is formed into a sheet - like shape is t... | The invention relates to a pneumatic nailing machine which, even when actual is repeatedly conducted on asphalt roofing shingles or the like, tar adhering to a driver is prevented from sticking to the interior a nose portion. When an asphalt roofing shingle which is formed a sheet-like shape is to be attached to a roof... | ThE INvENTiON RElAtes TO A pneUMatic NAILING machInE iN WHiCh, EVeN WheN ActuAL HAMmeRInG iS repEAtEDlY CONduCTeD ON aSPhALt RoOfInG ShiNGlEs OR tHE LiKe, TaR aDherinG To A dRIvER IS pReVeNted FRom stIckIng tO THe INterIOr of A NoSe PORTIoN.
WHEn an AspHaLT ROoFIng sHiNGlE WHich IS FoRmEd into A sHEEt-lIKE shape is TO ... | The invention relates to apneumaticnailing machine in which, even when actual hammering is repeatedly conducted on asphalt roofingshingles or the like, tar adhering to adriver is prevented from sticking to the interior of a nose portion. When an asphalt roofing shingle whichis formed intoa sheet-like ... | The invention relates to _a_ pneumatic nailing machine _in_ which, even when actual _hammering_ _is_ repeatedly conducted _on_ asphalt roofing shingles or the like, tar _adhering_ to _a_ driver _is_ prevented _from_ sticking to the interior of a nose portion. When _an_ _asphalt_ roofing shingle _which_ is formed into a... |
The present invention meets the needs described above in a health monitoring and diagnostic device referred to as a LIFESTREAM cholesterol meter. This meter is configured as a self-contained testing and diagnostic unit in a clam-shell type case. One side of the case includes a biological sample gathering device, such a... | the present invention meets the needs described above in a health monitoring and diagnostic device referred to as a lifestream cholesterol check. this meter is configured as a self - contained testing and diagnostic unit in a clam - shell type case. one side of a case includes a biological sample gathering device, such... | The present invention meets the needs described above in a health monitoring and diagnostic device referred to as a LIFESTREAM cholesterol meter. This meter is configured as a self - contained testing and diagnostic unit in a clam - shell type case. One side of the case includes a biological sample gathering device, su... | The present invention meets the needs described above in a health monitoring and device referred as a LIFESTREAM cholesterol meter. This meter is configured a self-contained testing and diagnostic unit in a case. One side the case includes a biological gathering device, such as finger and a compartment for carrying one... | THe present INVENtion MEETS the nEeds deSCrIbed aBOVE In a heALth MONiToRinG aND DiAgnOSTIC dEVICE rEferReD To aS a lIfesTReaM chOLEStErOl mEtEr. tHis MEtEr iS CONFiGureD as a sELF-cOntAINeD Testing AnD diAgnOStIC UNIT in a claM-SHEll tYpe cAsE. ONe SIde of tHE cASE INClUdeS A BioLOGiCAl SAMPle GATheRing DevICE, sUCH A... | Thepresent invention meets the needs described above in a health monitoring and diagnostic devicereferred to as a LIFESTREAMcholesterol meter. This meteris configuredas aself-contained testing and diagnostic unit in a clam-shell type case. One sideof the case includes a biological sampl... | The present invention meets the needs described above _in_ a health monitoring _and_ diagnostic device referred to as a LIFESTREAM cholesterol meter. This meter is _configured_ as a _self-contained_ _testing_ and diagnostic _unit_ in _a_ clam-shell type case. One side of the case includes a biological sample gathering ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to tie-down straps, and more specifically, to an adjustable tie-down apparatus having two strap members with double loops on each end and a tensioning mechanism for securing boats, motorcycles, aircraft and other objects during storage or transport.
2. D... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to tie - down straps, and more specifically, to an adjustable tie - down apparatus having two strap members with double loops on each end and a tensioning mechanism for securing boats, motorcycles, aircraft and other objects during storage or transport. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to tie - down straps, and more specifically, to an adjustable tie - down apparatus having two strap members with double loops on each end and a tensioning mechanism for securing boats, motorcycles, aircraft and other objects during storage or transport. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to tie-down straps, and more specifically, to an adjustable tie-down apparatus two strap members with double on each end and a tensioning mechanism securing boats, motorcycles, and objects during storage or transport. 2. Description of the Prior Art There are othe... | 1. FiELD of ThE iNVenTiON
tHe PresEnt iNveNtioN relATEs geNErALlY tO tIe-doWn straPs, aNd MoRE SpeCIFICALlY, To an AdJuStaBLE Tie-dOWN APparaTus HaviNG tWO StRap mEmberS WitH douBle LOopS On eACh enD aNd a TEnSIOnIng MECHaniSM fOr sEcurinG boatS, MOtorCyCLES, AircraFT aND OTHer OBjeCts dURiNG STORagE oR traNSPOrt.
2. d... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates generally to tie-down straps, and more specifically, to an adjustable tie-down apparatushaving two strapmembers with doubleloopson each end anda tensioning mechanism for securing boats, motorcycles, aircraft and other objects during storageor tran... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ _generally_ to tie-down straps, and more specifically, to an _adjustable_ tie-down apparatus having two strap members with _double_ loops on each end and a _tensioning_ mechanism for securing boats, motorcycles, aircraft _and_ other objects during storage or... |
This invention relates generally to perceiving acceleration upon an object. More specifically the invention relates to the devices used for making such perceptions, known as accelerometers. In greater specificity, the invention relates to an optical accelerometer created through the technology known as micro-electro-me... | this invention relates generally to perceiving acceleration upon an object. more specifically the invention relates to the devices used for making such perceptions, known as accelerometers. in greater specificity, the invention relates to an optical accelerometer created through the software known as micro - electro - ... | This invention relates generally to perceiving acceleration upon an object. More specifically the invention relates to the devices used for making such perceptions, known as accelerometers. In greater specificity, the invention relates to an optical accelerometer created through the technology known as micro - electro ... | This invention relates generally perceiving acceleration an object. the invention relates to the devices used for making such perceptions, known as accelerometers. In greater specificity, the invention relates to an optical accelerometer created through the technology known micro-electro-mechanical systems or systems u... | THis InVENTiON rElates GeNeRAllY TO PeRcEiVInG ACceLERATION UPOn aN ObjECT. morE SpeCifIcAlLY THe INVENtiON RElAtEs TO tHE DevIcEs UsED FOR MakInG suCh PercepTIOns, kNOwN as aCCELeroMetERs. in grEater specIFicitY, tHe iNvEnTIOn reLAtES TO an oPticaL aCCelErOmeteR CreAted THROUgH the teCHnOLoGy KNOWN AS MICRo-ElecTro-Me... | This invention relates generally to perceiving acceleration upon an object. More specifically the invention relates to the devices used for makingsuch perceptions, known as accelerometers. In greaterspecificity, theinvention relates to anopticalaccelerometer created through the technology ... | This invention _relates_ generally _to_ perceiving _acceleration_ upon an object. More _specifically_ the _invention_ relates _to_ the _devices_ used for making such _perceptions,_ known as accelerometers. In greater specificity, the invention relates to an optical accelerometer created through the technology known as ... |
This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as if the magneto casing breathed as the engine operates.
In engines such as marine engines wherein large quantities of water tend to flow into the engine rooms, magneto casings are constru... | this invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as if the magneto casing breathed as the valve descended. in engines such as marine engines which large quantities of water tend to flow into the engine rooms, magneto casings are construct... | This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressu#3 undern(es changes as if the magneto casing breathed as the engine operates. In engines such as marunD engines wherein large quantities of water 6Wnd to flow into the engine rooms, magneto casings are constru... | This invention relates a magneto casing of a construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoes changes as if the casing as the engine operates. In such as marine engines wherein large quantities of water tend to into the engine rooms, magneto casings are constructed in manner to have a sealed construc... | this iNventiON RELAtEs TO A mAgNeTO cASiNG OF a sEAlED coNSTRuCTION foR AN enginE iN whIcH thE inTerNal pREssURe UNdErGoES cHaNgES AS if THE MagNeTo caSiNG breAtHEd As the eNgiNE OperAteS.
IN engiNEs SucH as MArINe ENGIneS wHeReIn LARGE quAntITiES oF watEr TEND to FlOw intO ThE eNGinE ROOMS, mAGnEtO cAsiNgS ArE conSTrU... | This invention relates to a magneto casing of a sealed construction for an engine in which the internal pressure undergoeschanges as if the magneto casing breathed as the engine operates.In enginessuch as marine engines wherein large quantities of water tend toflow into the engine rooms, magneto casing... | This _invention_ relates to _a_ magneto casing of a sealed _construction_ _for_ an engine in which _the_ internal pressure undergoes _changes_ as if the _magneto_ _casing_ breathed as the engine operates. _In_ engines such as _marine_ _engines_ wherein large _quantities_ of water tend to flow into the engine rooms, _ma... |
During the lifetime of a patient, it may be necessary to perform a total shoulder replacement procedure on the patient as a result of, for example, disease or trauma. In a total shoulder replacement procedure, a humeral component having a head portion is utilized to replace the natural head portion of the arm bone or h... | during the lifetime of a patient, it may be necessary to perform a total shoulder replacement procedure on the patient as a result to, for example, disease or trauma. in a total shoulder replacement procedure, a humeral component having a head portion is utilized to replace the natural head portion of the arm bone or h... | During the lifetime of a patient, it may be necessary to perform a total shoulder replAXement procedure on the patient as a result of, for example, wiseaqe or 4rauja. In a total shoulder replacement procedure, a humeral component hwvihg a head portion is utolizDd to replace the natural head portion of the arm bone or h... | the lifetime a patient, it may be necessary to perform a total replacement procedure on the patient as a result of, for example, disease or trauma. In a total shoulder replacement procedure, a humeral component having a head portion is utilized to replace the natural head portion of arm bone or humerus. The humeral com... | During ThE liFEtimE of A PAtIENt, IT MAy bE NeceSsary to PErform A total SHouldEr RePLaCEmenT PRoCedURE oN thE pAtieNT aS A reSUlT of, FOR exaMPLe, DISEASe OR TrAUmA. In A TOtal ShouLDEr RepLACemeNT PrOcEDURE, A hUMEraL COmPonEnT hAViNg A heaD PORtIon iS utiLizeD to RePLaCe The nAtUrAL HeaD poRtIoN of tHe ARm BOnE OR H... | During the lifetime of a patient, it may be necessary to perform a total shoulder replacement procedure onthe patient as a result of, forexample, disease or trauma. In a total shoulder replacementprocedure,a humeral component having a head portion is utilizedto replacethe naturalhead portion o... | During the lifetime of a patient, it may be necessary to perform a total shoulder replacement _procedure_ on the patient as a result of, for example, disease or trauma. In _a_ _total_ shoulder replacement procedure, _a_ humeral component _having_ a _head_ portion is utilized to replace the natural head portion of the a... |
The following description includes information that may be useful in understanding the present invention. It is not an admission that any of the information provided herein is prior art or relevant to the presently claimed invention, or that any publication specifically or implicitly referenced is prior art.
Current wo... | the following description includes information that may be useful in understanding the present invention. it is not an admission that any of the information provided herein is prior art or relevant to the presently claimed invention, or that any publication specifically or implicitly referenced is prior art. current wo... | The following descripyiln includes information that may be useful in understanding the present invention. It is not an admission that any of the information provided herein is prior art or relevant to the presently claimed invention, or that any publication specifically or implicitly referenced is prior art. Current wo... | The following description includes information that may be useful in understanding the present invention. It is not an that any of the information provided herein is prior art or the presently claimed invention, or publication specifically or implicitly referenced is prior art. Current women's does not provide many pla... | The FoLlOWiNG DeSCRIPTION IncLuDeS INfoRMaTIon That MAY be USeFUL in unDErstAndinG tHe preSENt iNvENTION. IT iS nOT aN aDmISSiOn tHAT aNY of thE InFORmatiON prOVideD hEREIn is PRior ARt oR ReLevaNT To tHe preSenTlY CLAiMEd INvenTiON, oR THAT aNy PUBlICATiON SpeCifiCalLy Or impLIciTlY ReFERENCED iS prIOr aRT.
cuRrEnt wo... | Thefollowing description includes information that may be useful in understanding thepresent invention. It is not an admissionthatany of the information provided herein is prior artorrelevanttothe presently claimed invention, or that any publication specificallyor implicitlyreferenced is prior art. Curre... | The _following_ _description_ includes information that may be useful in _understanding_ _the_ present invention. It is not an _admission_ _that_ any of the information _provided_ herein is prior art or relevant to _the_ presently claimed invention, or that any _publication_ specifically or implicitly _referenced_ is p... |
The drive to continuously increase the integration of microelectronic devices has spurred considerable effort toward decreasing the size of the capacitive components such devices. Future technologies will require the use of materials with higher dielectric constants than are presently employed.
Barium Strontium Titanat... | the drive to continuously increase numerical integration of microelectronic devices has directed considerable effort toward decreasing the size of the capacitive components such devices. future technologies will require the use of materials with higher dielectric constants than are presently employed. barium strontium ... | The drive to continuously increase the integration of microelectronic devices has spurred considsrafle effp3t toward dwcrDasing the X(ze of the capQcifive components such devices. Futu%D technologies will require the use of materials with higher dielectric constants than are presently employed. Barium Strontium Titanat... | The to continuously increase integration of microelectronic devices has spurred effort toward decreasing size of the capacitive such Future technologies will require use of materials with higher dielectric constants than are presently employed. Barium Strontium Titanate, Ba.sub.1-x Sr.sub.x TiO.sub.3 (BST), has emerged... | tHe DRiVE to cONTiNUouSLy INCreASE ThE inTEgraTIOn oF MIcroELeCtROnic dEVICES HAS sPUrrEd consideRaBlE EfFORT TOWarD dECREasInG thE sIzE oF thE caPACiTive CompOnenTs sUch deviceS. FUTURE TEChNOlOgiEs will RequiRE THe usE of MATERIals WIth HIGheR DIeleCtric ConSTants tHaN ArE prEsEnTlY EMpLoyED.
BARIuM strontiUm TItAnat... | Thedrive tocontinuouslyincrease theintegration of microelectronic devices has spurred considerable effort toward decreasing the sizeof the capacitive componentssuch devices. Future technologies will requirethe use of materials with higher dielectric constants than are presently employed.Barium Strontiu... | The drive to continuously increase _the_ integration of _microelectronic_ devices has spurred _considerable_ effort toward decreasing _the_ _size_ of the capacitive components such devices. Future technologies will require the use of materials with higher dielectric constants than are presently employed. Barium Stronti... |
The present invention relates to a hydrocracking process comprising at least one matrix, an IM-5 zeolite, at least one hydrodehydrogenating metal preferably selected from the group formed by metals from group VIB and group VIII of the periodic table, optionally at least one promoter element selected from the group form... | the present invention relates to a hydrocracking process comprising at least one matrix, an im - 5 zeolite, a least one hydrodehydrogenating metal preferably selected from the group formed by metals from group vib and group viii of the periodic table, optionally at least one promoter element selected from the group for... | The present invention relates to a hydrocracking process comprising at least one matrix, an IM - 5 zeolite, at least one hydrodehydrogenating metal preferably selected from the group formed by metals from group VIB and group VIII of the periodic table, optionally at least one promoter element selected from the group fo... | The present invention relates to hydrocracking process comprising at least one matrix, an IM-5 zeolite, least one hydrodehydrogenating metal preferably from the group by metals from group VIB and group VIII of the table, optionally at one from the group formed by phosphorous, boron and silicon, at group VIIA element, o... | tHE PReSent inVEntion RElAtes to A HYDroCraCkIng PrOCesS cOmPRIsING at lEasT oNe MAtriX, An iM-5 zEOLItE, AT LeaSt oNe hYdROdeHYDRoGeNATiNG MetAL prEFerABLy sEleCteD froM thE grOup FORmEd BY MeTals fROM grouP vIB aNd gRoUp ViIi oF tHe periOdic tabLe, OPtionaLlY aT leasT oNE promoteR ELeMent SeLEcteD FroM the GrouP FOrM... | The present invention relates to a hydrocracking process comprising atleast one matrix, an IM-5 zeolite, at leastone hydrodehydrogenating metal preferably selected fromthe group formedby metalsfrom group VIB and group VIII of theperiodic table,optionally at least one promoter element sel... | The present invention relates _to_ a _hydrocracking_ _process_ comprising _at_ least one matrix, _an_ IM-5 zeolite, _at_ least one hydrodehydrogenating metal preferably selected _from_ the _group_ formed by metals from group VIB and group VIII _of_ the periodic table, optionally at least _one_ promoter element selected... |
A gas turbine engine generally includes a fan and a core arranged in flow communication with one another. Additionally, the core of the gas turbine engine general includes, in serial flow order, a compressor section, a combustion section, a turbine section, and an exhaust section. In operation, air is provided from the... | an gas turbine engine generally includes a fan and a core arranged in flow communication with one another. additionally, the core of the gas turbine engine general includes, in serial flow order, a compressor section, a combustion section, a turbine section, and an exhaust section. in operation, air is provided from th... | A gas turbine engine generally includes a fan and a core arranged in flow communication with one another. Additionally, the v9re of the gas turbine engine general includes, in serial flow order, a comprrEsor section, a combustion secYikn, a turbine section, and an exhaust section. In opefqtion, air is provided from the... | A gas turbine engine generally includes a fan and a core arranged in flow communication with one another. Additionally, the core of the gas turbine engine general includes, serial flow order, a compressor section, a combustion section, a turbine section, and exhaust section. In operation, air provided from the fan to a... | a gAs TUrBine eNgiNe geNERALly INCLuDes A fAn And A COrE ArrAngED IN fLow CoMMUniCatioN witH oNe ANOThER. AdDItIoNALly, The cOre of tHe GAs TuRBine eNgInE GeNEral iNCLudeS, iN sERIAL Flow ORDeR, a CoMpREsSOr secTiOn, A CoMBuSTIoN SECtioN, a tUrBine sEctIOn, ANd aN EXHauSt seCtiOn. iN OperATiON, Air is pROvIdeD frOm tHe... | A gas turbine engine generallyincludes a fanand a corearranged in flow communication withone another. Additionally, the core of thegas turbine engine generalincludes, in serial flow order, a compressor section, acombustion section, a turbine section, and an exhaust section. In operation, air is provid... | A gas turbine engine generally includes a fan and a core arranged _in_ flow _communication_ with one another. _Additionally,_ the _core_ of the gas _turbine_ _engine_ _general_ _includes,_ _in_ serial flow order, _a_ compressor _section,_ a combustion _section,_ a turbine section, _and_ an exhaust section. In operation... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a micro-accelerometer made by micromachining techniques and used to detect earthquakes. The invention also relates to a preloaded linear beam vibration sensor (i.e. an unbalanced see-saw type vibration sensor) made by micromachining techniques.
2. Description of the P... | 1. field of the invention this idea relates to a micro - accelerometer made by micromachining techniques historically used to detect earthquakes. the invention also relates to a preloaded linear beam vibration sensor ( i. e. an unbalanced see - saw type vibration sensor ) made by micromachining techniques. 2. descripti... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a micro - accelerometer made by micromachining techniques and used to detect earthquakes. The invention also relates to a preloaded linear beam vibration sensor (i. e. an unbalanced see - saw type vibration sensor) made by micromachining techniques. 2. Description of ... | Field of the Invention This invention a micro-accelerometer by micromachining techniques and to detect invention also relates to a preloaded linear beam vibration sensor (i.e. an see-saw type vibration sensor) by techniques. 2. Description of the Prior Art Individual terminals of a gas supply network must shut quickly ... | 1. FIelD OF tHE INVeNTiON
thiS iNVenTIOn rElATEs tO a MIcro-aCcELeRoMeter MadE By miCRoMAcHiNInG TeChniqUeS aND USEd To deTECt eaRTHQUakeS. ThE INVENtioN ALSO ReLaTEs tO A PRelOADeD LinEaR BEAM vIBrATION seNSOr (I.e. aN UNBALaNcED see-sAW TyPe vIBRATioN sENsoR) MaDe by MicROmacHINing tEcHnIqUEs.
2. dEsCriPTioN OF The P... | 1. Fieldof the Invention Thisinvention relates toa micro-accelerometer made by micromachining techniques and used to detect earthquakes.Theinvention also relates to a preloadedlinearbeam vibration sensor (i.e. an unbalanced see-saw type vibration sensor) made by micromachiningtechniques. 2. Description o... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a micro-accelerometer _made_ by micromachining techniques and _used_ to detect earthquakes. The invention also relates to a preloaded linear _beam_ vibration sensor (i.e. an _unbalanced_ see-saw _type_ vibration sensor) made by _micromachining_ _techniques._ 2. Descri... |
The present invention relates to infusion members and more particularly to a novel multi-angle U-shaped hub for an infusion member.
Conventional medical practice often requires an intravenous infusion to be performed to allow blood, nutriments or other desirable fluids to be fed directly into the vascular system of a p... | the present invention relates to infusion members and more particularly to a novel multi - angle u - shaped hub for an infusion member. conventional medical practice often requires an intravenous infusion to be performed to allow blood, nutriments or other desirable fluids to be fed directly through the vascular system... | The present invention relates to infusion members and more particularly to a novel multi - angle U - shaped hub for an infusion member. Conventional medical practice often requires an intravenous infusion to be performed to allow blood, nutriments or other desirable fluids to be fed directly into the vascular system of... | The present to infusion members and more particularly a novel multi-angle U-shaped hub for an infusion member. Conventional practice often requires an intravenous infusion to be performed to allow blood, or other desirable fluids to be fed directly the vascular system of patient being treated. A venipuncture is perform... | tHE pReSent iNvention rELaTES to infUsiON memBErs And moRE pARticULarLY tO A NOveL mULTI-aNgLe u-sHAPED Hub FoR An InfusION MeMBEr.
CONvENTIoNAl mEDical pRActiCe OftEn reQUiReS AN iNtrAvENous iNFusIOn tO be pErfoRmed TO AlLoW bloOD, NutRImENTs Or OTheR dEsiRaBLe FluIDs To be fED DireCtLY inTo the vasculaR SySteM of A P... | The present invention relates to infusion members and more particularlyto a novelmulti-angle U-shaped hub for an infusionmember. Conventional medical practice often requires an intravenous infusion to be performed to allow blood, nutriments or other desirable fluidsto be fed directly intothe vascular s... | _The_ present invention relates to infusion _members_ and more particularly to a novel multi-angle U-shaped _hub_ for an infusion _member._ Conventional medical _practice_ often _requires_ an intravenous _infusion_ to be performed _to_ allow _blood,_ _nutriments_ or other desirable fluids to be fed directly _into_ the ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a digital broadcasting system and a data processing method.
2. Discussion of the Related Art
A digital broadcasting system which can deliver a variety of broadcasting contents has come into wide use. For example, since a vestigial sideband (VSB) transmission sc... | 1. field of the senses the present invention relates to a digital broadcasting system and a data processing method. 2. field of the related art a digital broadcasting system which can deliver a variety of broadcasting contents has come into wide use. for example, whenever a vestigial sideband ( vsb ) transmission schem... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention re.aFes to a diBJtal broadcasting sys%wm and a dZga processing method. 2. Discussion of the Related Art A digital broadcasting system which can delJBer a var9fty of broadcasting contents has come into wide use. For example, DOnce a vestigial sideband (VSB) transmission sc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a digital broadcasting system and a data processing method. 2. Discussion of the Related Art A digital system which can deliver a variety of broadcasting contents has come into wide use. For since a vestigial sideband (VSB) transmission scheme is employed as th... | 1. field of The INvenTion
The PrESENt INVEntION relATES tO a DiGiTal BROadcAstInG sYStem And a DATA pRocessINg MeThOd.
2. dIScuSSIoN oF the RelAtED ART
a DigItaL BROADcastinG SYSTEm WhicH CAN deliVeR a varIeTy OF brOadcAstINg ConTenTs HaS come INto WIDE usE. fOr EXamplE, SInce a veSTiGiaL SideBaND (vSB) trANsmissIOn Sc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a digital broadcasting system and adata processing method. 2. Discussion of the RelatedArt A digital broadcasting system which can deliver a varietyof broadcasting contents has come into wide use.For example, since a vestigial sideband (VSB) ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to _a_ digital broadcasting system and a _data_ processing method. 2. Discussion of the Related Art A digital broadcasting _system_ which can _deliver_ a _variety_ _of_ broadcasting contents has _come_ _into_ wide use. For example, since a vestigial _sideban... |
With the development of network information technology, more and more users are accustomed to store files in their work and life on the network side for backup.
When uploading a file to a server for backup, a user may firstly select the corresponding file on a terminal, and click a function button for uploading a file.... | with modern development of network information technology, increasingly and more users are accustomed to store files in their presence and life on the network side for backup. when uploading a file to a computer for backup, a user may firstly select the corresponding file on a terminal, and click a function button for ... | With the development of network information technology, more and more users are aDcustoHed to store files in their work and life on the network side for backup. When uploading a file to a server for backup, a user may firstly select the corresponding file on a te#mjnal, and click a function button for uploading a Bi?e.... | With the development of network information technology, more and users to store files in their work and life on the side for backup. When uploading to a server for backup, a user may firstly select the corresponding file a terminal, and click a button for uploading a file. At the same the terminal may transmit the corr... | wITh tHE DEvEloPMeNT of nEtWORK iNFOrmatION TECHNoLOgY, MoRe ANd MoRe USERs ARe ACCUStoMed tO sToRe fIles iN THEiR WORk ANd lifE on ThE netwoRk SIdE for baCkup.
WHeN uPLoAding A fIlE TO a SERvER FOR BaCKup, A UsEr mAy fIrsTlY SElEct The cORRespONDIng fILE ON A TerMInal, And cLiCk a FUNCtioN buTTon fOR UPlOaDING a fiLE.... | With thedevelopment of network informationtechnology, more and moreusers are accustomed to store filesin their work and life on the networkside for backup. When uploading a file to a server forbackup, a user may firstlyselectthe corresponding file ona terminal, and clicka function button for ... | With the _development_ of network _information_ _technology,_ more _and_ more users are accustomed to _store_ _files_ _in_ _their_ work and life on the network side for backup. When uploading a file to a server for backup, a user may firstly select the corresponding _file_ on _a_ terminal, and click a function button _... |
The present invention relates generally to digital signature generation, and more specifically, to optimization of digital signature generation for records that may be selectively removed in groups from storage at a later time.
The demand for long-term, secure storage of electronic records, including, but not limited t... | the present invention relates generally to time signature generation, and more specifically, to optimization of digital signature generation for records that may be selectively removed in groups from storage at a later level. the demand for long - term, secure storage of electronic records, including, as not limited to... | The present inbentiPn relates generally to digital signature generation, and more specifically, to optimization of digital signature generation for records tNa% may be selectively removed in groups from storage at a later time. The demand for long - term, secure storage of electronic GecorFs, including, but not limited... | The present invention relates generally to digital signature generation, and more specifically, to optimization of digital signature generation for records that be selectively removed groups from storage at a later time. The demand for long-term, of electronic records, including, but not limited to computing logs, such... | tHe PresEnt inventION RElaTES gENerallY to diGitaL SIGNaturE gEneRatIoN, aND mOre SPECIficaLLy, to oPtiMIZAtION Of DiGITAL SiGNAtURe gENERaTiON foR ReCoRDS tHAt maY be SELeCTivelY remoVED IN GroupS FRoM storaGe At A lAtER tiME.
the dEManD FOR LOng-TerM, SEcurE StoRage of eLEcTRONIC rEcoRDs, iNclUdING, BUT NoT LImited T... | The present invention relates generally to digital signature generation, and morespecifically, to optimization of digital signature generation for records thatmaybe selectivelyremoved ingroups fromstorage at alater time. The demand for long-term, secure storage of electronic records,including, but not lim... | The present _invention_ relates _generally_ to _digital_ _signature_ generation, and more specifically, _to_ optimization of digital signature generation for records that may be selectively _removed_ in groups from storage _at_ a later time. The demand for long-term, secure storage _of_ electronic records, including, b... |
The field of the invention is felts for use in a papermaking machine, and more particularly, press felts for use in the press section of a papermaking machine.
In the conventional papermaking process, a water slurry or suspension of cellulose fibers, known as the paper "stock", is fed onto the top of the upper run of a... | the field of the invention uses felts for use in a papermaking machine, and more particularly, press felts for use in the press section of a papermaking machine. in the conventional papermaking process, a water slurry or suspension of thin fibers, known as the paper " stock ", is fed onto the top of the upper run of a ... | The field of the invention is felts for use in a papermaking machine, and more particularly, press felts for use in the press section of a papermaking machine. In the conventional papermaking process, a water slurry or suspension of cellulose fibers, known as the paper " stock ", is fed onto the top of the upper run of... | The field of the invention is felts for use in a papermaking machine, and more particularly, press felts for use in the press section of a machine. In the conventional papermaking process, a water slurry or suspension of cellulose fibers, as the paper "stock", is onto the top of the run of a traveling forming belt. The... | tHE Field of THE InVENTIon iS FELtS fOr UsE In a PapErmAkIng MaCHINE, anD mOre PaRtIcuLArly, PRESs fELts fOr uSe iN thE PrEsS seCtIOn Of A pAperMaKinG mAchINe.
in tHe CONVEnTIoNAL papErmakinG ProcEss, a wATEr SLuRRY or SUsPensIon OF cELLuloSE FiBERs, known aS thE PaPer "sTOCK", is fEd ONto ThE toP OF THe upPER RUN of a... | The field of the invention is feltsfor use in a papermaking machine, and more particularly, press felts foruse inthe press sectionof apapermakingmachine.In the conventional papermaking process,a water slurryorsuspensionof cellulose fibers, known as the paper "stock", is fed onto the top of the upper run ... | The field of the invention is _felts_ for use in _a_ papermaking machine, and more particularly, press felts for _use_ _in_ _the_ press _section_ of a papermaking machine. In the conventional papermaking process, a water _slurry_ or suspension of cellulose fibers, known _as_ _the_ paper "stock", _is_ _fed_ onto _the_ t... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a high-pressure discharge lamp, and particularly to a technique for hermetically sealing tube end parts of an arc tube that is made from a translucent ceramic material.
(2) Related Art
As a typical material for an arc tube used in a metal halide lamp that is o... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the aforementioned invention relates to a high - pressure discharge lamp, and particularly to a technique for hermetically sealing tube end members of an arc tube that is made from ordinary translucent ceramic material. ( 2 ) related art as a typical material for an arc tube used in a metal... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a high - pressure discharge lSm), and particularly to a technique for hermetically sealing tube end parts of an arc tube that is made from a translucent ceramic material. (2) Related Art As a typical material for an arc tube used in a metal halide lamp that i... | (1) Field the Invention The present invention relates to a discharge lamp, and particularly to a technique for hermetically sealing tube end parts of an arc tube that is made from a translucent ceramic material. (2) Related Art As a typical material for an arc tube in metal halide lamp that is one type a high-pressure ... | (1) fIELD Of tHE InventiOn
THE PReSenT iNvEnTiON rElaTeS tO A hIgh-PreSSuRE discHaRge LaMp, ANd PARticuLaRLY tO a tEchniqUE FoR heRmETiCAlLy SeaLINg TUBe end pARTS oF an Arc tuBE THaT Is mAde frOm A tRAnslucENt CERAMIc maTerIAl.
(2) rElAtEd aRt
aS A tyPIcaL MatERIaL foR an ARc tube USED In A MetaL HALIDE lAMP THAT iS o... | (1) Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates toa high-pressure discharge lamp, and particularly toa technique for hermetically sealingtube end parts of an arc tube that is made froma translucent ceramic material. (2)Related Art As a typical material for an arc tube used in a me... | _(1)_ _Field_ _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention _relates_ _to_ _a_ high-pressure discharge _lamp,_ and particularly to _a_ technique for hermetically sealing tube end parts of an arc tube that is made from _a_ translucent ceramic material. (2) Related Art As a typical material for an arc tube used in _a_ _meta... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure is generally directed to the field of semiconductor processing, and, more particularly, to a method of forming metal gate structures and metal contacts in a common fill process.
2. Description of the Related Art
There is a constant drive within the semiconductor industry... | 1. field of the invention the present disclosure is generally directed to the field of semiconductor processing, and, most particularly, to a method of forming metal gate structures and metal contacts in a common fill process. 2. description of the related art there is a constant drive within the semiconductor industry... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure is generally directed to the field of semiconductor processing, and, more particularly, to a method of forming metal gate structures and metal contacts in a common fill process. 2. Description of the Related Art There is a constant drive within the semiconductor industry... | 1. Field the Invention The present disclosure is generally to the of semiconductor processing, and, more particularly, to a method of forming metal gate and metal contacts a common fill process. 2. Description of the Related Art There is a constant drive within semiconductor industry increase the operating speed of int... | 1. fiEld OF THE iNVENtIoN
tHe presenT DIsCLoSURe Is gENeRAlLy DIRecTEd to tHE FIeLd oF seMiconDuCTOr pRocESsINg, anD, MOre PARTIcULARly, tO A mEThod OF fOrming MEtAL GATE struCTuRES anD meTal CONtACTS In A cOmmoN FilL PRoceSS.
2. DeScRiptIoN oF THe relaTEd arT
therE IS A cOnSTaNt DrIVe WItHin THe SemIcoNDuCTor induStrY... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosureis generallydirected to the field of semiconductor processing, and,more particularly, to a method of forming metal gate structures and metal contacts in a commonfill process. 2.Descriptionof the Related Art There is aconstant drive within the semiconductor indust... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present disclosure is generally _directed_ to the _field_ of semiconductor processing, and, more _particularly,_ to a method _of_ forming metal gate _structures_ and metal contacts _in_ a common fill process. 2. Description _of_ _the_ _Related_ Art There is a constant drive within _the... |
Controlled release systems deliver a drug at a predetermined rate for a definite time period, that may range from days to years. These systems provide advantages over conventional drug therapies. For example, after ingestion or injection of standard dosage forms, the blood level of the drug rises, peaks, and then decli... | poison release systems deliver a drug at a predetermined rate for a definite time period, that may range 60 days to years. these systems provide advantages over conventional drug therapies. for example, after ingestion or injection of standard dosage forms, the blood level of the drug rises, peaks, and then declines. s... | Controlled release systems deliver a drug at a predetermined rate for a definite time period, that may range from days to years. These systems provide advantages over conventional drug therapies. For example, after ingestion or injection of standard dosage forms, the blood level of the drug rises, peaks, and then decli... | release systems a drug a predetermined rate for a definite time period, that may range from days to years. These systems provide advantages over drug therapies. For after ingestion or injection of standard dosage forms, the blood level of the drug rises, peaks, and then declines. Since each drug therapeutic above which... | COnTRoLlEd rElEASE SyStEMs dElIVeR A DrUG at a pREdEterMineD rAte for a DEfinite tIME PerIod, THAt May RANgE FrOM DAyS tO yeARS. THeSE SYsTems providE adVANtAgeS ovEr coNVeNTiONAL dRuG TheRAPies. FOR exAmPlE, AFTer iNGESTion Or INJECtIoN OF StandArd DOsagE foRMS, the BLoOD LeVEl of THe dRuG rises, Peaks, aND theN DecLi... | Controlledrelease systems deliver a drug at a predetermined rate for adefinite time period,that mayrange from days toyears. These systems provide advantages over conventional drug therapies. Forexample, afteringestion orinjection ofstandard dosage forms,the blood level ofthe drug rises, peaks, and then ... | _Controlled_ _release_ systems deliver a drug _at_ a predetermined rate for a definite time period, that may range from days to years. These systems provide advantages _over_ conventional drug therapies. For _example,_ after ingestion or injection _of_ standard dosage forms, the blood level of the drug rises, peaks, _a... |
Advancements in semiconductor technology have lead to the production of large scale integrated circuits (e.g., chips) which have brought about a revolution in the electronics industry. Packaged and unpackaged semiconductor dice and associated micro-circuitry are now widely used in the production of a variety of electro... | advancements in semiconductor technology have lead to rapid production of large scale integrated circuits ( e. g., chips ) which have brought about a revolution in the electronics industry. packaged and unpackaged semiconductor dice and associated micro - circuitry are now widely used in the production of a variety of ... | Advancements in semiconductor technology have lead to the production of large scale integrated circuits (e. g. , chips) which have brought about a revolution in the electronics industry. Packaged and unpackaged semiconductor dice and associated micro - circuitry are now widely used in the production of a variety of ele... | Advancements in semiconductor technology have lead to the production of large scale integrated circuits (e.g., chips) have brought about revolution in the electronics industry. and unpackaged semiconductor dice and associated micro-circuitry are now widely used in the production of a variety of electronic (e.g., portab... | ADVANCEMEntS iN SeMicoNduCTOR tecHnolOgy haVe leAD To THE pRodUCTIon oF lArGE SCALe INtEGRaTed cIrCUItS (e.G., chiPs) whicH haVe BROught abOut a ReVolUTIOn In THE ELectroNics InDUsTRy. pAckagEd aNd UnpaCKAgEd SemicOnDUCTOr DICe aND AssOCIATEd mICRo-circuitRY are NoW WIDElY uSeD iN THE proDUCtION oF a VaRIETy of eLEcTro... | Advancements in semiconductor technology havelead to the production of large scale integrated circuits (e.g., chips) which have broughtabout a revolution in theelectronics industry. Packaged and unpackaged semiconductor dice and associated micro-circuitry are now widely used in theproduction of a variety o... | Advancements in semiconductor technology have lead to the production of large scale integrated circuits (e.g., chips) _which_ have brought about a _revolution_ in the electronics industry. Packaged and unpackaged _semiconductor_ dice and associated micro-circuitry are now widely used in _the_ _production_ of a variety ... |
Implementation of high definition television (HDTV) in the United States is now undergoing testing by the Federal Communications Commission. It is contemplated that such an HDTV system will require additional channel allocations on UHF frequencies which will carry a digital signal. Thus alterations to existing transmit... | implementation of high speed television ( hdtv ) in the united states is now undergoing evaluation by the federal communications commission. it is contemplated that such an hdtv system shall require additional signal allocations on uhf frequencies which will have a digital signal. thus alterations to existing analog an... | Implementation of high definition television (HDTV) in the United States is now undergoing testing by the Federal Communications Commission. It is contemplated that such an HDTV system will require additiogao channel alIocatKons on UHF frequencies which will carry a digital signal. Thus alterations to existing transmit... | Implementation of high definition television (HDTV) in the United now undergoing by the Federal Communications Commission. is contemplated that such an system will require additional channel allocations on UHF frequencies which will carry a digital signal. Thus alterations existing transmitting antennas will be require... | iMPlemENTATION of hiGh defINiTIon tELEvIsIon (hdtv) iN THe unITeD stATEs iS NOW undErgOIng TeSTiNG bY tHe FedEral COMMUnIcatIOns COMmIssIoN. IT iS conTEmPLATed thaT sUcH AN hDTV sYStem wILL REQuIrE AdDiTIoNAL ChAnNEl allOCaTioNs oN uhf frEquEnCIEs WhICh wIlL CArRy a DIgitAL SignAl. ThUs alterATIonS tO eXiStinG tRansMIT... | Implementationofhigh definition television (HDTV) in the United States is now undergoing testing by the Federal Communications Commission. It is contemplated that such an HDTV system will require additional channelallocations on UHF frequencies which will carry a digital signal.Thus alterations to... | Implementation of high _definition_ television (HDTV) _in_ the _United_ States is now _undergoing_ _testing_ by the Federal Communications Commission. It is contemplated _that_ such an HDTV system _will_ require additional _channel_ allocations on UHF frequencies which will carry a _digital_ _signal._ Thus alterations ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This present invention relates to a downhole tool for wireline or monitoring while drilling applications, and in particular relates to a method and apparatus for sorption cooling of sensors and electronics and heating of chambered samples deployed in a downhole tool suspended from a wireline o... | 1. field of the invention this present invention relates to installing downhole tool for wireline or monitoring while drilling applications, and in particular relates to a method and method for sorption cooling of sensors and electronics and heating of chambered samples deployed in a downhole tool suspended from a wire... | 1. Field of the Invention This present invention relates to a downhole tool for wireline or monitoring while drilling applications, and in particular relates to a method and apparatus for sorption cooling of sensors and electronics and heating of chambered samples deployed in a downhole tool suspended from a wireline o... | 1. Field of the Invention This present relates to a downhole tool for wireline or monitoring while drilling applications, and particular relates to a method and apparatus for sorption cooling of sensors and electronics and heating of chambered samples deployed in a downhole tool suspended from a wireline or a drill str... | 1. field of the InveNTIoN
thIS PreSenT inventIon relaTeS To A DoWNhOlE TOol fOr wIRElINE OR moNitOrinG WhILE DRILling APPlIcatiONs, And In PaRTicULAr ReLaTeS tO a MEthoD And ApPaRATuS For SOrptiOn COOliNG OF sENSORs anD elEcTRONIcS ANd HEaTInG of cHaMbeRed SAMplEs dePLOYeD in A dOwnHoLE tOol SuSPEndEd FROm A wIRELINe O... | 1. Field of the Invention This present invention relates to a downhole toolfor wireline or monitoring while drilling applications, and in particular relates to a method and apparatus for sorption cooling of sensors and electronics and heating of chambered samples deployed in a downhole tool suspend... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the _Invention_ This present invention relates to a downhole tool _for_ wireline or monitoring while drilling applications, and in _particular_ _relates_ to _a_ method _and_ apparatus _for_ sorption cooling _of_ sensors _and_ _electronics_ and heating of chambered samples deployed in a downhole tool sus... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to image processing and more specifically to labeling images based on their content.
2. Description of the Related Art
Simultaneously segmenting and labeling of images according to their content is a fundamental problem in computer vision. Such technology is im... | 1. field of the invention this knowledge generally relates to digital processing and more rarely to labeling activities based on metadata content. 2. description of video related art simultaneously segmenting and labeling of images according to their content is a key problem in computer vision. such technology is predo... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to image processing and more specifically to lzbdling images based on their content. 2. Description of the RelA6ed Art Simultaneously segmenting and IabDling of images according to their content is a fundamental problem in computer vision. Such technology is im... | 1. Field of the Invention This generally relates to image processing and more specifically to images based on their 2. Description of the Related Simultaneously segmenting labeling of images to their content is a fundamental problem in computer vision. Such technology is important applications such as content-based ret... | 1. FIElD OF THE inVENTIOn
tHis INVeNtioN gENErALly Relates tO ImaGE PrOCESsIng And MorE specIFICaLLY to lABElInG iMageS BAseD oN thEir CoNtenT.
2. deSCRIPTIon OF THe RelatED Art
SIMUlTaNEoUSlY sEgMENTiNG aNd LaBeliNG Of ImAGes accORdiNg to ThEiR conTeNT iS A FUnDaMenTal ProbLem IN COMPUter viSIOn. sUCH TecHNOloGY Is iM... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to image processing and more specificallyto labeling images basedontheir content. 2. Description of the Related Art Simultaneously segmenting andlabeling of images according to their content isa fundamental problem in computer vision. Such techn... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention This invention generally _relates_ _to_ image _processing_ _and_ more _specifically_ to _labeling_ images based on their content. 2. Description _of_ _the_ Related Art Simultaneously segmenting _and_ _labeling_ of images according _to_ _their_ content _is_ _a_ fundamental problem in comput... |
The present invention relates to a power supplier, and more particularly to an improved type of power supplier for a magnetron employed in electric appliances, such as a microwave oven.
In a magnetron, it is known that the current voltage characteristic is non-linear. More particularly, the voltage, in the initial stag... | the present invention relates to a power supplier, and more broadly to an improved type of power supplier for a circuit employed in electric appliances, such as a microwave oven. in a magnetron, it is known that the current voltage characteristic is non - linear. more particularly, the voltage, in the initial stage, in... | The present invention relates to a power supplier, and jkre particularly to an improved %y(e of power supplier for a magnetron employed in electric appliances, such as a microwave oven. In a magnetron, it is known that the current voltage characteristic is non - linear. More particularly, the voltage, in the initial st... | The present invention relates to a power and more particularly to an improved of power supplier for a magnetron employed in electric appliances, such as a microwave oven. In a magnetron, it is known that the current voltage characteristic is non-linear. More particularly, the voltage, in the initial stage, rapidly up t... | the PRESEnT iNvEntiOn relATes To A pOwer SUpPLIeR, anD more PArTICuLARLy to AN imPrOvED TyPe of pOWEr SUPplIER for a MAgnetROn eMployEd IN ElECtRIc APPLiaNceS, sUcH AS A MicRowaVE oVen.
In A MaGneTRoN, it IS kNoWn THAT The CurrENT volTAgE cHARAcTerIstic Is NON-LinEaR. MOre PArtiCUlARLY, tHE vOlTAGe, in thE INitiAL StAG... | The present invention relatesto a power supplier,and more particularly toan improved type ofpower supplierfor amagnetron employed in electric appliances, such as a microwave oven. In amagnetron, it is known that the current voltage characteristic is non-linear. Moreparticularly, the voltage, in the initi... | The present invention relates to a power supplier, _and_ more particularly to an improved _type_ of power _supplier_ for a _magnetron_ employed in electric appliances, such as a _microwave_ oven. In a magnetron, it is known that _the_ _current_ voltage characteristic is non-linear. More particularly, _the_ voltage, in ... |
The present invention relates generally to oscillating wave engines and refrigerators, and, more particularly, to Stirling engines, Stirling refrigerators, orifice pulse tube refrigerators, thermoacoustic engines, thermoacoustic refrigerators, and hybrids and combinations thereof.
Historically, Stirling""s hot-air engi... | the present invention relates generally to oscillating wave engines and refrigerators, and, more particularly, to stirling engines, stirling refrigerators, orifice pulse tube refrigerators, thermoacoustic engines, reaction refrigerators, ion hybrids and combinations thereof. historically, stirling " " s hot - air engin... | The present invention relates generally to oscillating wave engines and refrigerators, and, more particularly, to Stirling engines, Stirling refrigerators, orifice pulse tube refrigerators, thermoacoustic engines, thermoacoustic refrigerators, and hybrids and combinations thereof. Historically, Stirling " " s hot - air... | The present invention relates generally to oscillating wave engines and refrigerators, and, more particularly, to Stirling engines, Stirling refrigerators, orifice pulse tube refrigerators, thermoacoustic engines, thermoacoustic refrigerators, and hybrids and combinations Stirling""s hot-air engine of the early 19th wa... | The pReSENt inVeNtioN relatES gEneralLY TO oSCILLaTiNg WaVe eNgInEs and refRigERATors, aND, MorE pArtIcuLARLy, tO StIRlIng eNGiNeS, stiRlIng reFriGeRATorS, orifice PuLSe TUBE rEfRiGeraToRs, THERMOAcOUsTic eNGines, thErmoacOuStiC REFRIGerATORs, AND HybRIDS And COmBiNATIoNS THErEof.
HisTORICAlLy, STirLiNG""s HOt-AiR ENgi... | The present inventionrelates generally to oscillating wave engines andrefrigerators, and, more particularly, to Stirling engines, Stirling refrigerators, orifice pulse tube refrigerators, thermoacoustic engines, thermoacoustic refrigerators, and hybrids and combinations thereof. Historically, Stirling""... | The present invention relates generally to oscillating wave engines and _refrigerators,_ and, more _particularly,_ to Stirling _engines,_ Stirling refrigerators, orifice pulse tube _refrigerators,_ thermoacoustic engines, thermoacoustic refrigerators, and hybrids _and_ combinations _thereof._ Historically, Stirling""s ... |
Consumers desire antiperspirant and deodorant compositions that provide a desired and long-lasting fragrance or scent each time the composition is applied or used. Particularly in the case of deodorants, consumers may also expect compositions that provide a scent that can mask or override other undesirable odors. While... | consumers present antiperspirant and deodorant compositions that provide a desired and best - lasting fragrance or scent whereas successive the composition is applied or used. particularly in our case of deodorants, consumers may also expect compositions that provide a scent that can mask or override other undesirable ... | Consumers desire antiperspirant and deodorant compositions rha6 provide a desired and long - lasting fragrance or scent each time the composition is applied or used. Particularly in the case of deodorants, consumers may also expect compositions that provide a scent that can mask or override other undesirable odors. Whi... | Consumers desire antiperspirant and deodorant compositions that provide a desired and long-lasting fragrance scent each time the composition is applied or used. Particularly in the case of deodorants, consumers may also expect compositions that provide a that can mask or override undesirable odors. While antiperspirant... | COnSUmErs DeSIrE AntipErSpiRAnT and DeodoranT ComPOsiTIoNs ThAT pROvIDe A DeSiRed anD lONG-LAsTiNg FrAgRAnCe OR Scent eACh TimE THe CoMPOsItIoN is aPpLIeD or useD. ParTICuLaRLy iN tHE Case OF DEodOraNtS, CONsumERs MAY aLsO expeCt CompOsiTiOns THAT PROViDE a scent THat cAn mASk or ovERRIde OTheR UNdEsIrABle ODorS. while... | Consumers desire antiperspirant and deodorantcompositions that provide a desired and long-lasting fragrance or scent each time the composition is applied or used. Particularly in the case of deodorants, consumers may also expectcompositions that provide a scent that can mask or overrideother undesirabl... | Consumers desire antiperspirant and _deodorant_ compositions that provide a desired and long-lasting _fragrance_ or scent each time the composition is applied or used. _Particularly_ in _the_ case of deodorants, consumers may also expect _compositions_ that provide a scent _that_ can mask or override other undesirable ... |
a. Field of the Invention
The instant invention relates to catheters. In particular, the instant invention relates to a catheter with a steerable distal section having reduced variation in planarity during deflection.
b. Background Art
It is well-known that the pumping action of the heart is controlled by electrical st... | a. field of the invention the instant invention relates to catheters. in particular, the instant invention relates to a catheter repairing a steerable artery section having reduced variation in planarity during deflection. b. background art it is well - known that the pumping action of the heart is controlled by electr... | a. Field of the Invention The instant invention relates to catheters. In particular, the instant invention relates to a catheter with a steerable distal section having reduced variation in planarity during deflection. b. Background Art It is well - known that the pumping action of the heart is controlled by electrical ... | a. Field of Invention The instant invention relates to catheters. In particular, the instant invention relates to a catheter with a steerable distal section having reduced variation in planarity during deflection. b. Background Art is well-known that the pumping action of the heart is controlled by electrical stimulati... | A. FIeld OF tHE iNVEntIOn
THE InStAnt iNvEnTIoN rElAtEs TO catheTers. In PartiCuLAR, The InstaNt InvENTIon RELATeS tO A cAThETER with a stEeRABLE DIStAl sEctION HAvIng ReDuced VARIATion iN plAnaRiTy DurInG DefLection.
B. BacKGroUnd arT
it is WeLL-Known that ThE PuMPIng ActiON Of tHE heArT Is conTRolled bY EleCtrICAL ST... | a. Field of the Invention The instant invention relates to catheters. In particular, the instant invention relates to acatheter with a steerable distal section having reduced variation in planarity during deflection.b. Background Art Itis well-knownthat the pumping action of the heart is control... | a. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ instant invention _relates_ to catheters. In particular, _the_ instant invention relates to _a_ catheter _with_ _a_ steerable distal _section_ _having_ reduced variation in _planarity_ during deflection. b. Background _Art_ It _is_ well-known that the _pumping_ action _of_ the _heart_ ... |
Wireless display (WD) or Wi-Fi Display (WFD) systems include a source device and one or more sink devices. The source device and each of the sink devices may be either mobile devices or wired devices with wireless communication capabilities. One or more of the source and the sink(s) may, for example, include mobile tel... | wireless display ( wd ) or wi - fi display ( wfd ) systems include a source smartphone and one or more sink devices. the source device and each of the sink devices may be either mobile devices with wired devices with wireless connection capabilities. one or more of the source and the sink ( s ) may, for example, includ... | Wireless display (WD) or Wi - Fi Display (WFD) systems inco8de a source device and one or more sink devices. The source device and each of the sink devices may be either mobile devices or wired devices with wireless communication capabilities. One or more of the source and the sink (s) may, for example, include mobile ... | Wireless (WD) or Wi-Fi Display (WFD) systems include source device and one or more sink devices. The source device and each of the devices may be either mobile devices or wired devices with wireless communication capabilities. One or more of the source and the sink(s) may, for example, mobile telephones, tablet compute... | WIrELESS DispLay (WD) OR wi-Fi DiSpLAy (WFD) sYsteMS InCLuDe A soURcE DevICe ANd oNe oR MOre SInk DeviCEs. tHe SOURCe DEvicE AnD each of ThE siNK DeVIcES MAy be EitHer MObiLE deVIces or WIRed DEViCeS WiTH WIrelEsS coMMUNiCatIoN CapaBIliTIES. OnE or mOre OF thE SoUrcE aNd tHE siNk(s) may, FoR EXaMPLE, INCluDe MOBILE tEL... | Wirelessdisplay(WD) or Wi-Fi Display (WFD)systems include a source device and one ormore sink devices. The source device and each of the sink devices may be eithermobile devices or wired deviceswith wirelesscommunication capabilities. One or moreof the source and thesink(s) may, for example, includemo... | Wireless display _(WD)_ _or_ Wi-Fi Display _(WFD)_ systems include a source _device_ and one or more sink devices. _The_ _source_ device and each of the sink devices may be either mobile devices or wired devices with _wireless_ _communication_ capabilities. One or more of the source and the sink(s) may, _for_ example, ... |
The statements in this section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art.
As is known in itself, it is generally suitable to provide an exhaust cone/primary nozzle assembly at the rear of an aircraft turbojet engine, so as to optimize the flow of the hot ga... | the statements in technical section merely provide background information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. as is known in itself, it is generally suitable to provide an exhaust cone / primary nozzle assembly at the rear of an aircraft turbojet engine, so as to optimize the flow of the... | The statements in this section merely provide backBrpund information related to the present disclosure and may not constitute prior art. As is known in itself, it is generally suitable to provide an exhaust cone / primary nozzle assembly at the rear of an aircraft turbojet engine, so as to optimize the flow of the hot ... | The statements this section provide background information related to the present disclosure and not constitute prior art. As is known in it is generally suitable to provide an exhaust assembly at the rear an aircraft turbojet engine, so to optimize the flow of the hot expelled by the turbojet engine on one hand, and a... | The StaTemenTs IN tHis sEctiOn MerElY ProViDe bACkgrouND infoRmatIon RElAtEd To THE PReSeNt DiSclOSUre anD may nOt COnstITUTE prIOR arT.
aS Is KnowN In iTsELF, It is geNerAllY suITAbLe TO proViDe aN exHaUst ConE/PrIMARY NozZLe assemBlY at THe rEAR OF aN aiRCraFt TuRbojeT ENGiNe, sO aS To oPTImiZe THe FLoW oF THE HOT GA... | The statements inthis sectionmerely provide background informationrelated to the present disclosureand may notconstitute priorart. As is known in itself, it is generallysuitable to provide an exhaustcone/primary nozzle assembly at the rear of an aircraft turbojet engine, so as to optimize ... | _The_ statements in this _section_ _merely_ provide background information related to the _present_ disclosure and _may_ not constitute prior art. _As_ is known _in_ itself, it is generally suitable _to_ provide _an_ _exhaust_ cone/primary nozzle assembly at the _rear_ of an _aircraft_ _turbojet_ engine, so _as_ to _op... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention is related with an apparatus for reproducing information of an information record medium such as an optical disk, on which the information is recorded magnetically or by means of a phase pit and the like, and in which an information record layer is formed in multiple laye... | 1. field of the invention the present invention is related with an apparatus for reproducing information of an information record medium such as an optical disk, on which the information is recorded magnetically or by means of a phase pit and the like, and in which an information record layer is formed of multiple laye... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is related with an apparatus for reproducing information of an information record medium such as an optical disk, on which the information is recorded magnetically or by means of a phase pit and the like, and in which an information record layer is formed in multiple laye... | 1. Field of the Invention The present is related with an for reproducing of an information record medium such as an disk, which the information is recorded magnetically or by means of a phase pit and the like, and in which an information record is formed multiple layers or a The present invention is also related with a... | 1. fIelD Of thE InvENtIon
ThE pREsent InVenTIon is ReLaTEd wiTH an APparAtus foR repRoDuCiNG InfOrMATIOn Of An InfoRMatION RecORD medium SucH as an oPtiCaL dISk, on whicH THe INfoRmaTIon IS ReCoRdEd MaGnetIcALLY Or by means oF a pHAse pIT anD THe lIkE, anD in WHicH An inFORmAtiON ReCoRD layER iS forMeD IN mulTipLe LaYe... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention is relatedwith an apparatus for reproducing information of aninformation recordmedium such as an optical disk, on which the information is recordedmagnetically or by means of a phase pit and the like, and in which an information record layer is ... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention is related with an apparatus for reproducing information of an information _record_ medium such _as_ an _optical_ disk, _on_ which the _information_ is recorded magnetically or _by_ means of a phase pit and the like, and _in_ which an _information_ _record_ layer _i... |
The present disclosure is related generally to sutureless prosthetic devices such as for native heart valve replacements, and more particularly, to devices, systems and methods for treatment of valvular diseases such as aortic stenosis using a sutureless prosthetic heart valve.
Aortic stenosis is a condition where the ... | the present disclosure is related generally to sutureless prosthetic devices such as for native heart valve replacements, and more particularly, to devices, systems and methods for treatment of valvular diseases such as aortic stenosis using a sutureless prosthetic heart valve. aortic stenosis is a condition where the ... | The present disclosure is related generally to sutureless prosthetic devices such as for native heart valve replacements, and more particularly, to devices, systems and methods for treatment of valvular diseases such as aortic stenosis using a sutureless prosthetic heart valve. Aortic stenosis is a condition where the ... | The present disclosure is related generally to sutureless prosthetic devices such as for native heart replacements, and more particularly, to devices, systems and methods treatment of diseases such as aortic stenosis using a sutureless prosthetic heart valve. Aortic stenosis is a condition where the aortic valve more n... | The prEseNt DisCloSURe iS relATed gEnERAllY tO SUturELess pROSthETIC dEVIces SUcH aS FOr naTiVe HearT Valve RePLAcEmEntS, AnD mOre parTIculArly, tO devicEs, SyStemS anD meTHoDS For tReATmeNT OF vaLvular diSEAsES SUCh AS aoRTic stenosIS UsinG a sutuReleSs prOStHeTIc HEART vALve.
AORtic StEnoSIS is a ConditiOn WhERe THe ... | The present disclosure is relatedgenerally to sutureless prosthetic devices such as for native heart valvereplacements, and more particularly, to devices, systems and methods for treatment of valvular diseases suchas aortic stenosisusinga sutureless prosthetic heart valve. Aortic stenosis is a conditio... | The present disclosure is related _generally_ to _sutureless_ prosthetic devices such as for _native_ heart valve _replacements,_ and more particularly, to _devices,_ systems and methods for _treatment_ of valvular diseases such as aortic _stenosis_ using a sutureless _prosthetic_ heart valve. Aortic stenosis is a cond... |
Otitis media is a common disease in children. The term “otitis media” encompasses a number of clinical disorders including myringitis, otitis media with effusion (OME), chronic suppurative otitis media and acute otitis media (AOM) (24). Acute otitis media (AOM) is a symptomatic illness associated with upper respiratory... | otitis media is a common disease in children. the term “ otitis media ” encompasses a number of clinical disorders including myringitis, otitis media with effusion ( ome ), chronic suppurative otitis media and acute otitis media ( aom ) ( 24 ). acute otitis media ( aom ) is a symptomatic illness associated with upper r... | Otitis media is a common disease in children. The term “ otitis media ” encompasses a number of clinical disorders including myringitis, otitis media with effusion (OME ), chronic suppurative otitis media and acute otitis media (AOM) (24 ). Acute otitis media (AOM) is a symptomatic illness associated with upper respira... | Otitis media is a common disease in children. The term “otitis media” encompasses a number of clinical disorders including myringitis, otitis media with effusion (OME), chronic suppurative otitis and acute otitis media (AOM) Acute otitis media (AOM) is a symptomatic illness associated with symptoms, pain, fever and oto... | OtItIs medIA IS A cOMMON disEase iN ChiLdReN. the tErM “oTiTis media” eNCoMpASSEs A nuMbEr OF ClinicAL DiSOrders iNclUDing myrInGiTis, OtitIs MeDia WIth efFusION (OMe), CHrONiC suppuRaTIVE oTitiS MedIa aNd Acute otITiS mEdIa (aOm) (24). aCUTe OtItIs MEdia (AOm) IS a SYmptOmaTIC IllnESs asSOCiAteD wiTh UPpER REspIRaTorY... | Otitis media is a common diseasein children. The term “otitis media”encompasses a number of clinical disorders including myringitis, otitis media with effusion (OME), chronic suppurative otitis media andacuteotitis media (AOM)(24). Acute otitis media (AOM) isa symptomatic illness associated with upper respi... | Otitis media is a common disease _in_ children. The term “otitis _media”_ encompasses a _number_ of clinical disorders including myringitis, otitis media with effusion _(OME),_ chronic suppurative otitis _media_ and acute otitis _media_ (AOM) (24). _Acute_ otitis media (AOM) is a _symptomatic_ illness associated _with_... |
The disclosed embodiments relate generally to red-eye repair techniques, and more particularly, to specific characterization, discernment, and repair techniques utilizing multiple recognition channels (e.g., red, golden, and white recognition channels). In certain embodiments, the red-eye repair techniques may be appli... | the disclosed embodiments relate generally to red - eye repair techniques, and more particularly, to specific characterization, discernment, and recognition techniques utilizing multiple recognition channels ( e. g., red, golden, and white recognition channels ). in certain embodiments, the red - eye repair techniques ... | The disclosed embodiments relate generaklh to red - eye repair techniques, and more particulark5, to specific characterization, discerbmeBt, and repair techniques utilizing multiple recognition channels (e. g. , red, golden, and white recognition channels ). In certain embodiments, the red - eye repair techniques may b... | disclosed embodiments relate generally to red-eye repair more particularly, to specific characterization, discernment, and techniques utilizing multiple recognition channels (e.g., golden, and white recognition channels). In certain embodiments, the red-eye repair techniques may be applied to an image automatically wit... | THe disCloseD emBOdiMenTs ReLaTe GenERalLy tO red-eye repaiR teChNIqueS, AND MOre partiCUlaRLy, tO sPeCIFic chARACteRIZation, DISCeRnmENT, AnD REpAIR TEchniQues uTilIZinG MUlTIpLe REcoGNiTION ChAnnels (e.G., Red, goLDen, anD wHite rECOgNITIon CHannELs). In CErTain EmBOdimentS, The rEd-eYE rEPAIR TEchNIqUeS maY be APpli... | The disclosed embodiments relate generally to red-eye repair techniques,and more particularly, to specific characterization,discernment, and repair techniques utilizing multiple recognition channels (e.g., red, golden, and white recognition channels).In certain embodiments,the red-eye repairtechniques may be ap... | The disclosed embodiments relate _generally_ to red-eye repair techniques, and more particularly, to specific characterization, discernment, and repair techniques utilizing multiple _recognition_ channels (e.g., red, golden, _and_ white _recognition_ channels). In certain embodiments, the red-eye repair techniques may ... |
a) Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a wet multiplate clutch, which is useful primarily in a transmission for an automotive vehicle.
b) Description of the Related Art
FIG. 4 shows the basic construction of a wet multiplate clutch in cross-section. The wet multiplate clutch generally designated at numeral... | a ) field of the invention this invention relates to a wet multiplate clutch, which is useful primarily in a chassis for an automotive vehicle. b ) description of the related art fig. 4 shows the basic construction of a wet multiplate clutch in cross - section. the wet multiplate clutch generally designated at numeral ... | a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to a wet multiplate dlugch, which is useful primarily in a transmission for an automotive vehJvle. b) Description of the Related Art FIG. 4 shows the basic construction of a wet multiplate clutch in cross - section. The wet multiplate clutch generally designated at numer... | Field of the Invention This invention relates a wet multiplate clutch, which is primarily in a transmission for an automotive vehicle. b) Description of the Related the construction of wet multiplate clutch in cross-section. The wet multiplate clutch generally designated at numeral 1 is provided with a clutch case 2 an... | a) fieLd of THE INVEntIoN
this InveNTion RElATEs To a WeT mUlTiPlatE ClUtCh, which Is useful PrIMaRIlY IN a TRANsmission FOR aN auTOMOtIVE VeHiCLe.
B) dEsCrIPTIOn oF ThE RElatEd aRT
FiG. 4 sHOWs the BasIC consTruCTion Of a WeT MUlTIpLatE ClUTCh In CrosS-SEctION. THE wEt mulTiPLatE ClUtCh GeneraLLY DEsiGNATED AT NumERAl... | a) Field of the Invention This invention relates to a wet multiplate clutch, which isusefulprimarily in a transmission for an automotive vehicle. b) Description of the Related Art FIG. 4 shows the basicconstruction of a wetmultiplate clutch in cross-section. The wet multiplate clutch generally designated... | a) Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates _to_ _a_ wet multiplate clutch, which is useful primarily in _a_ transmission for an automotive vehicle. b) Description of _the_ Related Art FIG. 4 shows the basic construction of _a_ wet multiplate clutch _in_ cross-section. The wet multiplate clutch generally designa... |
1. Technical Field
This application relates to the useful manipulation of magnetic components found in toners as commonly utilized in various printer and electrostatographic print environments. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to at least one realization of magnetic encoding of data elements or magneti... | 1. technical field this application relates to the useful manipulation of magnetic components found in toners as commonly utilized in various printer and electrostatographic print environments. more specifically, the present disclosure relates to at least one type of magnetic encoding of data elements or magnetic marks... | 1. Technical Field This application relates to the useful manipulation of magnetic components found in toners as commonly utilized in various printer and electrostatographic print environments. More specifically, the present disclosure relates to at least one realization of magnetic encoding of CatX elements or magneti... | 1. Technical Field This application relates to useful manipulation of magnetic components found in toners as commonly utilized various printer and electrostatographic print environments. More the present disclosure relates to at least realization of encoding of data elements or magnetic marks in combination with distra... | 1. TEChnical fIelD
thIs aPpLiCATiOn ReLateS TO THe uSeFul mANipulATIoN OF MagNetIC coMpONENts FOunD in tONERS as COmmoNLy utiLizEd in vARiOus PRIntEr AnD EleCtRostaTOGrAPhIC PRinT envIronMENts. MOrE SPeciFicALLy, the pREseNT discLoSurE RelaTEs to At lEast One ReaLizAtiOn OF magNETiC EnCoding Of daTa ElEMeNtS Or mAGNetI... | 1. Technical Field This application relates to the useful manipulation of magnetic components foundin tonersas commonly utilized in various printer andelectrostatographic print environments.Morespecifically,the present disclosure relates toat least one realization of magnetic encoding of data e... | 1. Technical Field _This_ _application_ relates to the _useful_ manipulation of magnetic components found in _toners_ as commonly utilized in various _printer_ and electrostatographic print _environments._ More specifically, the present disclosure relates to _at_ least one realization of magnetic encoding _of_ data ele... |
The ever-increasing use of video and audio in the military, law enforcement and surveillance fields has resulted in the need for an integrative system that may combine several known detecting and monitoring systems. There are several questions related to real-time and off-line analysis and processing of information reg... | the ever - increasing use of video and audio in the military, law enforcement and surveillance fields has resulted in the need for an integrative system that may combine several known detecting and monitoring systems. there are several questions related to real - time and off - line analysis and processing of informati... | The ever - increasing use of video and audio in the military, law enforcement and surveillance fi4?ds has resulted in the need for an integrative system that may combine several known detecting and monitoring systems. There are several questions related to real - time and off - line analysis and processing of informati... | The ever-increasing use of video and in the military, law enforcement and surveillance fields has resulted in the need for an integrative system that may combine several known detecting and monitoring systems. There questions to real-time and analysis and processing of information regarding the existence and and in a c... | THE eVeR-InCrEAsing USE OF VIDEO AnD audio iN ThE MIlitaRY, lAw eNfoRCemENT and SUrVeIllANCE FieLds haS resUlteD In ThE neEd fOr an INTEGRatIvE SySTeM that May coMbINE SEvEraL knOwN dEtectinG anD MONiTORing SYsTems. ThErE arE SevERAL qUEstiONs ReLated to REAl-time aNd OFF-lInE AnalYSis and ProCESsINg of InfORmaTioN rEg... | The ever-increasing use of video and audio inthe military, law enforcement and surveillance fields has resulted in the need for an integrative system that may combine several known detecting and monitoring systems. There are severalquestions related to real-time and off-line analysis and processing of inf... | The ever-increasing use of video and audio in the military, law enforcement _and_ _surveillance_ fields _has_ resulted in the need for an integrative system that may combine several known detecting and monitoring systems. _There_ are _several_ questions related to real-time _and_ _off-line_ analysis and processing of i... |
1. Field of the Disclosure
This disclosure is directed to a light having a device for controlling operation based on ambient light, and, more particularly to a light having a device for controlling operation based on ambient light that includes omnidirectional light collection.
2. Related Art
Many lighting devices oper... | 1. field of the disclosure this disclosure is directed to a light having a device for controlling operation based than ambient light, and, more particularly to a light having a device for controlling operation based on ambient light that includes omnidirectional light collection. 2. related art many lighting devices op... | 1. Field of the DiDclosIre This disclosure is directed to a l&bht haBigg a device for controlling operation based on ambient light, and, more particularly to a light having a device for controlling operation based on ambient light that includes omnidirectional light collection. 2. Related Art Many lighting devices oper... | 1. Field of the Disclosure This disclosure is directed to a light having a device for controlling operation based on ambient light, and, more particularly to a light having device for controlling operation based on ambient light that includes omnidirectional light collection. 2. Art Many lighting devices operate utiliz... | 1. FIEld oF the dIScLOsuRe
THiS DIScloSurE IS DIrECtEd TO A ligHT hAVInG A DEVICe For CoNTrolLing OpErATIon bASEd oN amBient LIght, And, moRe PaRTiCulArLy To a LiGHt HaViNG A DeViCe For conTrolLIng OPErATiOn baSEd On ambiEnt LIght THAT InCLuDEs OmNidiRecTiOnAL LiGHT COLLectioN.
2. rELatEd aRT
mAnY LigHTinG dEvICes oPer... | 1. Field oftheDisclosure This disclosure is directed to a light having a device forcontrolling operation based on ambient light,and,more particularly to a light having a device for controlling operation based on ambient light that includes omnidirectional light collection.2.RelatedArt Many lighting ... | _1._ Field of the Disclosure _This_ disclosure _is_ directed _to_ a _light_ _having_ a _device_ for controlling operation based on ambient light, _and,_ more particularly to a light having a device for controlling operation based on _ambient_ _light_ that includes omnidirectional light _collection._ _2._ Related Art _M... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualization and, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface.
2. Description of the Related Art
This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that ma... | 1. illustration of the invention the present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualization and, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface. 2. description of the related art this section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualization and, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface. 2. Description of the Related Art This section is intended to introduce the reader to various aspects of art that ma... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates generally to a system and tools for data visualization and, more to a system and tools generating a data visualization 2. Description the Related Art This section is intended to the reader various aspects of art that may be related to various aspects of the present i... | 1. FielD oF tHe INVENtIon
THE PREsent InVEnTIoN reLateS GEnERaLLy tO A SYsTeM AnD TOOlS for data ViSuAliZaTIoN ANd, MOre SpeciFicaLlY, TO a SysTem aND tools for GEnEratIng A dAtA vISUAliZatIOn inTerfAce.
2. descrIpTIon of THe rElateD ARt
THIs SECtIon Is INteNded TO inTROdUCe tHE rEaDER TO vaRIoUs aSpEcTs Of arT thAT ma... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates generally to asystem and tools fordata visualization and, more specifically, to a system and tools for generating a data visualization interface. 2. Description of theRelated Art This section is intended to introduce the reader to var... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention relates _generally_ to a system and tools for data visualization and, _more_ specifically, to _a_ system _and_ tools for _generating_ a _data_ visualization interface. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Related Art _This_ section _is_ _intended_ to introduce the reader to vari... |
This invention concerns a procedure and a measuring cell for drilling fluids which make it possible to determine the adhesion and friction characteristics of the fluid during drilling.
It is known that, during the drilling of a geothermal or mining oil well, the physical-chemical equilibrium of the drilling fluid, term... | this invention concerns a procedure describing a measuring cell for drilling fluids which make it possible to determine the adhesion and friction ratios of the fluid during drilling. it is known that, during the drilling of a geothermal or mining oil well, the physical - chemical equilibrium of the drilling fluid, term... | This invention concerns a procedure and a measuring cell for drilling fluids which make it possible to determine the adhesion and friction characteristics of the fluid during drilling. It is known that, during the drilling of a geothermal or mimKng oil well, the physical - chemical equi/ibriuJ of the drilling fluid, te... | This invention concerns and a measuring for drilling fluids which it possible to determine the friction characteristics of the fluid during drilling. It is known that, during the of a geothermal or mining oil well, the physical-chemical equilibrium of the drilling fluid, termed the "drilling mud," undergoes constant mo... | this INVention CoNcERNs A PRocEdURe AnD A MEASUrInG CelL for DRiLlinG fLuIDS WHicH mAKE it poSSiBlE TO dETeRmine tHE adHesiON And frICTIOn ChARactERistics of THe flUid duRiNg DriLLinG.
it Is KnOwN thaT, dURing The DRILLInG of a GeotheRMAl Or miNING oiL WEll, THE pHYsicAL-CHemiCal EQUiLiBrium Of The DRilLING fLUiD, tERm... | This invention concerns aprocedure and ameasuring cell for drilling fluidswhich make itpossible to determine the adhesion and friction characteristics ofthe fluid during drilling. It is known that, during the drilling of a geothermal or mining oil well, the physical-chemical equilibrium of the drilli... | This invention _concerns_ a procedure and _a_ measuring cell for drilling fluids _which_ make it possible to determine the adhesion and friction _characteristics_ of the fluid during _drilling._ It is known that, _during_ the drilling of a geothermal or mining _oil_ well, _the_ physical-chemical equilibrium of _the_ dr... |
The present invention is directed to a method for transmitting data via a number of interfaces arranged in parallel, whereby each interface comprises a receiver unit for receiving data packets and for intermediately storing these data packets and comprises a transmitter unit for sending data packets.
In order to enable... | the present invention is directed to a method for transmitting data via a number of units arranged in parallel, whereby each interface comprises a receiver unit for receiving data packets and for intermediately storing unwanted data packets and comprises a transmitter unit for sending data packets. in order to enable d... | The present invention is directed to a method for transmitting data via a number of interfaces arranged in parallel, whereby each interface comprises a receiver unit for receiving data packets and for intermediately storing these data packets and comprises a transmitter unit for sending data packets. In order to enable... | The present invention is directed to a method transmitting data a number of interfaces arranged in parallel, whereby interface comprises a receiver unit for receiving data packets and for intermediately storing these data packets and comprises a transmitter unit sending data packets. In order to enable traffic between ... | ThE prEseNt INvEnTIon IS DiREcteD to a MetHOD foR TransMiTtiNg DaTa ViA a numBER oF intERfaCeS ArrANgEd in PArAlLEL, wHErEbY eAch iNTeRface CoMpRiSEs A rEceIVeR uNIt FOr receivINg DATA PAckeTs aND foR iNterMEDIAtelY storInG tHeSE dAta PAckETS aNd CoMprIses a TrANsmItter uNIt FOR SEndinG Data PAcKeTs.
IN ORder to enaBLE... | The present invention is directed to a method for transmitting datavia anumber of interfaces arranged in parallel, whereby eachinterface comprises a receiverunitfor receiving data packets and forintermediately storing these data packets and comprises a transmitterunit for sending data packets. In or... | The present _invention_ is directed to a method _for_ transmitting data via _a_ number of interfaces arranged in parallel, whereby _each_ interface comprises _a_ receiver _unit_ for receiving _data_ _packets_ _and_ for intermediately storing these data packets and comprises a transmitter unit _for_ sending data packets... |
1. Field
This disclosure relates to photoelectric conversion elements and, in particular, to a photosensitized photoelectric conversion element. The term, photosensitized photoelectric conversion element, is used also to refer to dye-sensitized solar cells and dye-sensitized power-generating elements capable of generat... | 1. field this disclosure relates to photoelectric conversion elements and, in particular, to a photosensitized photoelectric conversion element. the term, photosensitized photoelectric conversion element, is used also to refer to dye - sensitized solar cells and dye - sensitive power - generating elements capable of ge... | 1. Field This disclosure relates to photoelectric conversion elements and, in particular, to a photosensitized photoelectric conversion element. The term, photosensitized photoelectric conversion element, is used also to refer to dye - sensitized solar cells and dye - sensitized power - generating elements capable of g... | Field This disclosure relates to photoelectric conversion elements and, in particular, to a photosensitized photoelectric conversion element. The term, photoelectric conversion element, is used also to refer to dye-sensitized solar cells and dye-sensitized power-generating elements capable of generating power in enviro... | 1. Field
ThiS dISclosURE RELAtes To PhOtOEleCtRiC coNVERSiOn eLEmeNTs ANd, in PaRtIcuLaR, TO A PhOtOsENsiTizeD PHOToELEctRIc cOnverSIon elemEnt. the tERm, photoSENSItIzeD PHoToeLecTriC ConveRsIoN ELemeNT, IS usED Also tO rEfER TO dyE-SenSiTized sOlAr CellS AnD DyE-sensITized PoWer-gEnErATing elEmEnts CaPAbLE of geNeRat... | 1.Field Thisdisclosure relates to photoelectric conversion elements and, in particular, to a photosensitized photoelectric conversion element. The term, photosensitized photoelectric conversion element, isused alsoto refer to dye-sensitized solar cells and dye-sensitized power-generating element... | 1. _Field_ _This_ disclosure relates to photoelectric conversion elements _and,_ _in_ _particular,_ to a photosensitized photoelectric conversion element. The _term,_ _photosensitized_ photoelectric conversion element, is used also to refer to dye-sensitized solar cells and dye-sensitized _power-generating_ elements ca... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for the temperature balancing control of a plurality of heat exchangers.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As various plants become larger in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. It is the actu... | 1. field of engineering invention the present invention relates to a method and apparatus for the temperature balancing function of a plurality of heat exchangers. 2. description of the prior art as various plants become larger in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. it is... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and appqrat6s for the temperature balancing control of a plurality of heat exchangers. 2. Description of the Prior Art As various plants become larger in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. It is the actu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for temperature balancing control of a plurality of heat exchangers. 2. Description of the Prior As various plants become larger size, various heat exchangers use them ought to be enlarged correspondingly. It is situation, however, that t... | 1. FiElD oF the inventION
The PReSeNt InVENTioN relAteS To a meTHOD aNd apPArAtUs fOR THe tEmPeraTurE baLANcing CONTrOl Of A PluraLiTy of HEat EXChANGeRS.
2. desCRIPtion Of THE priOR aRt
as vARiOus PLants bECome LaRGEr IN siZe, vARioUs HeAt ExChaNGeRs FoR USE IN THEm oughT to Be enLarGEd cOrREsPoNdINGLy. IT IS ThE AcTU... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa method andapparatus for the temperaturebalancing control ofa plurality of heat exchangers. 2. Descriptionof the Prior ArtAsvarious plants become larger in size,various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be enlarged correspondin... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus for the temperature balancing control of a plurality _of_ heat exchangers. 2. Description _of_ _the_ _Prior_ Art As various plants become larger in size, various heat exchangers for use in them ought to be _enlarged_ correspondingly. _It_... |
The present invention relates to a focusing device for use in optical apparatuses such as microfilm readers or microfilm reader-printers for enlarging and projecting images of various types of microfilms such as roll type or fiche type to read or print the projected image.
In optical system in the microfilm readers or ... | the present invention relates to a focusing device for use in optical apparatuses such as microfilm readers or microfilm reader - printers for enlarging and projecting images of various types of objects such as roll type printer fiche prints to read or print the projected image. an optical system in the microfilm reade... | The present invention relates to a focusing device for use in optical apparWRuses dudh as microfilm readers or microfilm reader - printers for enlarging and projecting images of various G^pes of microfilms such as roll type or fiche type to read or print the projected image. In optical system in the microfilm readers o... | The present invention relates to a focusing device for use in optical apparatuses such as microfilm readers or microfilm reader-printers for and projecting images of various types of microfilms such as roll or fiche type to or print the image. In optical system in the microfilm readers or the reader-printers for enlarg... | thE PrESENT iNvENtiOn ReLAtEs tO A fOcuSING devIce fOR uSE IN OpTicAL ApPaRaTUses SUcH aS mICrofilm ReaDerS OR MICRofilM rEadEr-pRiNTeRS foR enlargIng aNd PROJEcTiNg IMaGeS oF vaRIous tYPEs of mICROfIlms suCH aS rolL tYPe or fIChE TyPE to rEad Or prInt thE PrOjecTED IMAGE.
in opticaL SYSTeM In THe MicRoFIlM rEAders OR ... | The present invention relates to a focusing device foruse in optical apparatuses such asmicrofilm readersor microfilm reader-printers for enlarging andprojecting imagesof various typesofmicrofilms such as roll type or fichetype to read or print the projected image. In optical system in the microfilm reader... | _The_ present invention relates to a focusing device for use in optical _apparatuses_ such as microfilm readers or microfilm reader-printers _for_ enlarging and projecting images of various types of microfilms such as _roll_ type or fiche type to read or print the _projected_ image. In optical _system_ _in_ the microfi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a stroboscopic controller disposed in a camera and controlling a light emitting operation of a stroboscope and a stopping operation thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Stroboscopic controllers having various kinds of structures are generally proposed and... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a stroboscopic controller disposed in a camera and controlling a light emitting operation of a stroboscope and a stopping operation thereof. 2. description of the related art electronic controllers having various kinds electrical structures generally generally ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a stroboscopic controller disposed in a camera and controlling a light emitting operation of a stroboscope and a stopping operation thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Stroboscopic controllers having Gari0us kinds of structures are generally proposed and... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to a stroboscopic controller disposed in a camera and controlling a light operation of a stroboscope and a stopping thereof. 2. Description of the Stroboscopic controllers having various kinds of structures are generally proposed and manufactured. In stroboscopic controller s... | 1. fIELD oF The invENTion
THE PREsent inventIOn ReLateS TO a stroBoScOpiC ConTROLleR DiSpoSed iN a cAmERa AND coNtrolLinG A LigHt emiTTing OpERatiON of a stROBOscope aND A SToPpIng oPERAtION TherEOf.
2. DescrIpTion Of ThE RELaTed art
STroBOScoPIc CoNTrOLLERS HAViNG VARIOUS kIndS Of sTRUcTURES aRE GeNERALLy pROpOsed and... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to a stroboscopic controller disposed in a camera and controlling a light emitting operation of a stroboscopeand a stopping operationthereof. 2. Description of the RelatedArt Stroboscopic controllershavingvarious kinds of structures are generally ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a _stroboscopic_ _controller_ _disposed_ in a camera and _controlling_ a light emitting operation of a stroboscope and a _stopping_ operation thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Stroboscopic controllers having various kinds of structures are _generally... |
This invention relates to tacking devices, especially to devices for engaging soft, textured surfaces such as upholstery or upholstered walls to facilitate nondestructive attachment of items to such surfaces.
It is well-known that normal tacking devices, such as traditional tacks with sharp spikes and large heads, do n... | this invention relates to tacking devices, especially to candidates for engaging soft, textured surfaces such as upholstery or upholstered walls to facilitate nondestructive attachment of items to such surfaces. it is well - known that normal tacking devices, such as traditional tacks with large spikes and large heads,... | This invention relates to tacking devices, especially to devices for engaging soft, texyufed surfaces such as upholstery or upholstered walls to facilitate nondestructive attachment of JHems to such surfaces. It is well - knosh that normal tacking devices, such as traditional tacks with sharp spikes and large heads, do... | This relates to tacking devices, to devices for engaging soft, textured surfaces such as upholstery upholstered walls to facilitate nondestructive attachment of such surfaces. It is well-known normal tacking devices, as traditional tacks with sharp spikes and large heads, do adhere well to soft surfaces, such as furnit... | thIs InVEnTion ReLATeS to taCkING deVicEs, eSPEciALlY To DEvICeS FOr engaging SOFt, TeXtUrEd suRFaceS sUch aS UphOLSTeRY oR upHolStERED waLLs tO FACILITATe NondESTRuCTivE aTtAcHmenT OF iTeMs To suCh suRfAceS.
IT IS wELl-kNown thaT nOrmAL tACkING deVIcEs, such As TRADItioNAl TACKs WITh ShaRP SPIkEs AND Large HEads, DO N... | This invention relates to tackingdevices, especiallyto devices for engaging soft, texturedsurfaces such as upholstery or upholstered walls to facilitate nondestructive attachment of items to such surfaces. It is well-known that normal tacking devices, such as traditional tacks with sharp spikes ... | This invention _relates_ _to_ tacking devices, especially to devices for engaging soft, textured surfaces such as _upholstery_ or upholstered walls to facilitate nondestructive attachment of items to such surfaces. It is well-known that normal tacking devices, such _as_ _traditional_ tacks with sharp spikes and large h... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to safety enclosures of the type that increasingly are being referred to as "secondary containment buildings," namely walk-in storage structures that have walls and roofs that typically are formed from metal, that typically are used to store containers of "hazardo... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to safety enclosures of the type buildings increasingly are being referred to as " secondary containment arrangements, " namely walk - in storage structures that have walls and roofs that typically are formed from metal, that typically are used to store containers... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to safety enclosures of the type that increasingly are being referred to as " secondary containment buildings, " namely walk - in storage structures that have walls and roofs that typically are formed from metal, that typically are used to store containers of " ha... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to safety enclosures of the type that increasingly being referred to as "secondary containment buildings," namely walk-in storage structures that walls and roofs that typically are formed from that typically are used store containers of "hazardous materials" such as cans of... | 1. fIeld oF THe InveNtIoN
thE PreSEnt iNvENTiON RElates TO safEtY eNclOSurEs oF THE TYpE tHAT IncREaSiNGlY ARe bEInG ReferREd TO as "sECONdARy coNTAInMeNt buIlDIngs," nAMELy WAlk-in SToraGe StRUCTuRES tHaT HAVE WalLs AnD RoOfs tHAT TYpIcallY ARE forMed FROm mEtAl, tHat TyPiCaLLY ARe uSed to STorE CONTAIneRs oF "HaZArDO... | 1.Field of the Invention Thepresentinvention relates to safety enclosures of the type thatincreasinglyare being referred to as "secondary containment buildings,"namely walk-in storage structures that have walls androofs that typically areformedfrom metal, that typically are used to store containers o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to safety enclosures _of_ the type that increasingly _are_ being _referred_ to as "secondary containment buildings," namely walk-in storage _structures_ that have walls and roofs _that_ typically are _formed_ from metal, that typically are used to store containe... |
The present invention is concerned with the mechanism for manipulating transversely elongated longitudinal clamping rails in automatic carton closing machines for adjusting the intervening space therebetween to convert them to suitably spaced lateral side guide rails extending longitudinally through the machine to defi... | the present invention is concerned with the mechanism for manipulating transversely elongated longitudinal clamping rails in automatic carton closing machines for adjusting the intervening space therebetween to convert them to suitably spaced lateral side guide rails extending longitudinally through the machine to defi... | The present invention is concerned with the mechanism for manipulating transversely elongated longitudinal clamping rails in automatic carton closing machines for adjusting the intervening space therebetween to convert them to suitably spaced lateral side guide rails extending longitudinally through the machine to defi... | present invention is concerned with the mechanism manipulating transversely elongated longitudinal clamping in carton closing machines for adjusting the intervening space therebetween to convert them to suitably lateral side guide rails extending longitudinally through machine to a of travel of a of successive cartons.... | thE presenT iNVenTIon IS cOnceRNED WITH THe meChAnISm fOr MaNIpULAting TranSVErSELY eLONGATED LOngItUDInAl clAmPING RAILs IN autOMAtIC CArtoN closing MacHiNEs fOR AdJUstiNG THE iNTeRveniNG spACe tHEReBetWEEn tO ConvErT tHEm to SUITaBlY SpAced latERal SIdE guIDe RaILS eXTeNDInG LonGitUDInaLLY tHrough tHE MAcHInE tO deFI... | The present invention is concerned with the mechanism for manipulating transversely elongated longitudinal clamping rails in automatic cartonclosing machines for adjusting theintervening space therebetween toconvert them to suitably spaced lateral side guide rails extending longitudinally through themachine to ... | The present invention is concerned with the mechanism for manipulating transversely elongated _longitudinal_ clamping rails in automatic carton closing _machines_ for adjusting the intervening space therebetween to convert _them_ _to_ suitably _spaced_ lateral side guide rails extending longitudinally through _the_ mac... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a radiological image detection apparatus used in the medical X-ray imaging system etc., and a method of manufacturing the same.
2. Related Art
In recent years, DR (Digital Radiography) using the X-ray image detection apparatus such as FPD (Flat Panel Detector) that co... | 1. technical field the present invention apply to a radiological image detection apparatus used in the medical x - ray imaging system etc., and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. related art in recent years, dr ( digital radiography ) utilizing the x - ray image detection apparatus such as fpd ( flat panel detector... | 1. TechniVa/ Field The present inventloB relates to a radiological image detection apparatus used in the medical X - ray imaging system etc. , and a method of manufacturing the same. 2. Related Art In recent years, DR (Digital Radiography) using the X - ray image detection apparatus such as FPD (Flat Panel Detector) rh... | Technical Field The present invention to a radiological image apparatus used in the medical X-ray imaging system etc., and method of manufacturing the same. 2. Related Art In recent years, DR (Digital Radiography) using the X-ray image detection such as FPD Panel Detector) that converts an X-ray image into data, or the... | 1. teCHNicAL FiElD
thE PreseNt INVenTiOn rELaTES to A rAdIOLogIcAl ImaGe dEteCTIon aPpAraTuS UsED In The MEDICaL x-RAy imAGiNG sYstEm eTc., aND A MeTHOd Of maNuFACtURinG thE SAmE.
2. ReLatED Art
IN rECent yEarS, DR (DIGITAl rAdiOGRapHY) usiNg the x-RAY ImaGE dEtectION AppaRAtuS sUCH as FPD (flAt PanEL dETeCTOR) tHAt CO... | 1. Technical Field Thepresent invention relates to a radiological image detection apparatus used inthe medical X-ray imaging system etc.,and amethod of manufacturing thesame. 2. Related ArtIn recent years, DR (Digital Radiography) using theX-ray image detection apparatussuchas FPD (Flat PanelDetector) that converts... | 1. Technical _Field_ _The_ _present_ _invention_ _relates_ _to_ a _radiological_ image detection _apparatus_ used in the medical X-ray imaging system etc., and _a_ method of manufacturing the same. 2. Related Art In _recent_ years, DR (Digital Radiography) using the X-ray image detection _apparatus_ such as FPD (Flat _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a polygonal mirror assembly having an improved structure capable of absorbing vibration generated by a polygonal mirror which rotates to deflectingly scan incident light beams, a laser scanning unit for a printer adopting the same, and a printer.
2. Description... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a polygonal mirror assembly having an improved structure capable of absorbing vibration generated by a polygonal mirror which rotates to deflectingly scan incident light beams, a laser scanning unit for a printer adopting the medium, and a printer. 2. descripti... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a polygonal mirror assembly having an improved structure capable of absorbing vibration generated by a polygonal mirror which rotates to deflectingly scan incident light beams, a laser scanning unit for a printer adopting the same, and a printer. 2. Description... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a polygonal mirror assembly having an structure capable of absorbing vibration generated by a polygonal mirror which rotates to scan light beams, a laser scanning unit for a printer adopting the same, and a printer. 2. Description of the Related Art A electrophotograph... | 1. FielD oF tHe InvEntIon
THE PRESent iNveNtiOn Relates to a PoLYgonal MiRrOr AsSEmbLY HaviNG aN ImProveD stRUCture CApaBLE of abSoRBiNg VIBratION gENerATEd BY a POLYgoNAL mirrOr WHich rOtAtes to dEfLecTINGly SCan INCidENt lighT beAMs, A laseR sCANNInG UnIT for A PriNTER adoptING tHE sAmE, anD a priNtEr.
2. desCripTION... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a polygonal mirror assembly having animproved structurecapable of absorbing vibration generated by a polygonal mirror which rotates to deflectingly scanincident light beams,a laser scanning unit for aprinter adopting the same, and a pr... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to a polygonal mirror assembly having an improved structure capable of _absorbing_ _vibration_ generated by a polygonal mirror which _rotates_ _to_ deflectingly scan _incident_ light beams, a laser scanning _unit_ for a printer adopting the same, and _a_ pri... |
This invention relate; to a computer having memory protection function, a computer readable recording medium adapted so that address validity collation program is recorded, and an address validity collation method at such a computer, and more particularly to a computer having function in which, in response to request o... | this invention relate ; to a computer having memory protection function, a computer internal recording medium adapted so that address consistency collation value is recorded, and an address validity collation method at such a computer, and more particularly to a computer having function in which, in response to request... | This invention relate; to a computer having memory protection function, a computer readable recording medium adapted so that address validity collation program is recorded, and an address validity collation method at such a computer, and more particularly to a computer having function in which, in response to request o... | This invention relate; to a computer having memory protection a computer readable recording medium adapted so that address collation is recorded, and an validity collation method at such a computer, more particularly to a computer having function in which, in response to request of an object provides memory access, a c... | This InventIOn rELATe; to A cOmpUTER HaVing MEMOry pRotECtiOn functioN, A cOMPUtEr REAdAble RECOrDIng mEdiUM AdaPTeD SO tHAt ADdREss VaLiDitY colLaTIOn ProgrAM Is RecORDed, ANd An aDDrESS vaLIdIty cOLlatIOn mEthOD At such A COmPutEr, and MOre pArTIcuLaRlY To A COmPUter hAVInG FuNCTION IN wHich, in ReSPOnSE to rEqUEST O... | This invention relate; to acomputer having memory protection function, acomputer readable recording medium adaptedso thataddressvaliditycollation program is recorded, andan address validity collation method at such a computer, and more particularly to a computer having function inwhich, in response to ... | _This_ invention relate; to a computer _having_ memory protection function, a _computer_ _readable_ recording _medium_ adapted _so_ that _address_ _validity_ collation _program_ is recorded, and an address validity _collation_ method at such a computer, and more _particularly_ _to_ a _computer_ having function in which... |
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a form of cardiac arrhythmia characterized by rapid randomized contractions of atrial myocardium, causing an irregular, often rapid ventricular rate. The regular pumping function of the atria is replaced by a disorganized, ineffective quivering. Atrial fibrillation is caused, in large part, ... | atrial fibrillation ( af ) is a form of cardiac arrhythmia characterized by rapid randomized contractions of tubular myocardium, causing an irregular, often rapid ventricular rate. the regular pumping function of renal atria is replaced by a disorganized, ineffective quivering. atrial fibrillation is caused, in large p... | Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a form of cardiac arrhythmia characterized by rapid randomized contractions of atrial myocardium, causing an irregular, often rapid ventricular rate. The regular pumping function of the atria is replaced by a disorganized, ineffective quivering. Atrial fibrillation is caused, in large part, ... | Atrial fibrillation (AF) is of arrhythmia characterized by rapid randomized contractions of atrial myocardium, causing an irregular, often rapid ventricular rate. The regular pumping function of the is replaced by a disorganized, ineffective quivering. Atrial fibrillation is caused, in large part, by chaotic conduction... | atrIAL FIbRillATiOn (AF) iS a fOrm oF cardiAc aRRHytHMiA CHAracteRIZEd By RapId RanDomizEd COntractIoNS oF AtriAL mYocArdiUm, CAusing AN IrREGUlAR, oftEN rapid VENTRiCULAR ratE. thE rEGuLaR PuMpInG FUNCtioN of THe ATria IS rEPLACed BY A DisorgaNiZed, inEFfectIVe quIvErinG. atrIAL fIBrIlLATiOn iS caUsEd, iN LarGe parT, ... | Atrialfibrillation(AF) is a form ofcardiac arrhythmia characterized by rapid randomizedcontractions of atrial myocardium, causing an irregular, often rapid ventricular rate. The regularpumping function of the atria is replaced by a disorganized, ineffective quivering. Atrial fibrillation is cause... | Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a form of cardiac arrhythmia characterized by rapid randomized _contractions_ of atrial myocardium, causing _an_ irregular, often rapid ventricular rate. _The_ regular pumping _function_ of the atria is replaced by _a_ _disorganized,_ ineffective quivering. Atrial _fibrillation_ _is_ _caused... |
Carbonates with aromatic ester groups are suitable for preparing polycarbonates by the melt transesterification method, for preparing phenyl urethanes or are intermediates for active substances in the pharmaceutical and plant protection sector.
It is known that aryl carbonates may be obtained by phase interface phosgen... | carbonates with oxygen ester groups are suitable for preparing polycarbonates by the melt transesterification method, for preparing phenyl urethanes or are intermediates for active substances in the pharmaceutical and plant protection sector. it is known that aryl carbonates may be obtained by phase interface phosgenat... | Carbonates with aromatic ester groups are suitable for preparing polycarbonates by the melt tranZesterificat8on method, for preparing phenyl urethanes or are intermediates for active substances in the pharmaceutical and plant protection seftoe. It is known that aryl carbonates may be obtained by phase interface phosgen... | Carbonates with aromatic ester groups are suitable for preparing polycarbonates by the melt transesterification method, for preparing phenyl urethanes or intermediates for active substances in the pharmaceutical and plant protection sector. It is known that aryl carbonates may be obtained phase interface phosgenation (... | CArboNAteS WItH AROMATIC esTER GrouPs arE sUitablE for PrepArINg pOlYcARbOnateS BY THE MELt tRanseSTErifICAtion MEtHod, FoR prePaRInG PHEnyL UreTHanES Or Are inteRMEDIAteS FOR ACtiVe suBstances IN thE pHarMAcEuTicaL AnD pLaNT pRoTecTION SeCtoR.
IT iS KnOwN thaT aRYl CARBoNateS MAy bE ObtAINeD BY PHASE intERfaCe phoSgeN... | Carbonates with aromatic ester groups are suitable for preparing polycarbonatesby the melt transesterification method,for preparing phenyl urethanes or are intermediates for active substances inthe pharmaceutical and plantprotectionsector.Itis known that aryl carbonates may be obtainedby phaseinterface phos... | Carbonates with aromatic ester _groups_ _are_ _suitable_ _for_ _preparing_ polycarbonates by the melt transesterification _method,_ for preparing phenyl _urethanes_ or are intermediates for active substances in the pharmaceutical and plant _protection_ sector. It is _known_ that aryl _carbonates_ _may_ _be_ _obtained_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to apparatus using elements which interact with one another, and more particularly to apparatus using lattice arrays of interactive elements where the positions of the elements within the lattice are substantially determined by the interactive forces existing between the... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to apparatus using elements which interact with one another, and more particularly to apparatus using lattice arrays of interactive elements where the positions of the elements within the lattice are substantially determined by the interactive forces existing between the... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to apparatus using elements which interact with one another, and more particularly to apparatus using lattice arrays of interactive elements where the positions of the elements within the lattice are substantially determined by the interactive forces existing between the... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention to apparatus using elements which interact with one and more particularly to apparatus using lattice arrays of interactive elements where the positions of the elements within the are substantially determined by the interactive forces existing between the elements. 2. Description... | 1. FIeLD OF The InVEnTioN
thIS INVEnTIon reLatES to aPpAratUs USINg ELEmenTS WhiCh IntERAct wIth ONe anOtHer, ANd more partICuLaRLy TO AppArATUS USING lATTiCE aRrAys of IntERACTIVe ELEMenTS Where the POSitionS OF tHE elEMENts WIthIN the laTtICe ARe subStAntially DEtERMIneD by thE IntEractIvE ForceS ExisTiNG bETwEEN THE... | 1. Field of theInventionThis invention relates toapparatususing elements which interact with one another, and more particularly to apparatus using latticearrays of interactive elements wherethe positions of the elements within the lattice are substantially determined by the interactive forces exi... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to apparatus using elements which interact with one another, and more particularly to apparatus _using_ lattice arrays of interactive elements where the positions of _the_ _elements_ within the lattice are substantially _determined_ _by_ the _interactive_ _forces_ existi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a motor having improved reliability, and more particularly to an axial movement restriction mechanism and a circular movement restriction mechanism of a shaft and a rotor core affixed to the shaft.
2. Description of the Related Art
A motor used in a vehicle suc... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a motor having improved reliability, and more particularly to an axial movement restriction mechanism and a circular movement restriction mechanism of a shaft and a rotor core affixed to the shaft. 2. description of the related art a motor used in wheeled vehic... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a motor having improved reliability, and more particularly to an axial movement restriction mechanism and a circular movement restriction mechanism of a shaft and a rotor core affixed to the shaft. 2. Description of the Related Art A motor Hs3d in a vehicle suc... | 1. Field Invention The invention relates to motor improved reliability, and more particularly an axial movement restriction mechanism and a circular movement restriction mechanism of a shaft and a rotor core to the 2. Description of the Related Art A motor used in a vehicle such as a passenger car, or the like, is expe... | 1. FiELD Of THe INvENtIoN
ThE PREsenT inVeNTiON RELATEs TO A MoTor haviNg iMPRovEd rELiabIlITY, aND More PaRTIcUlarlY tO An AxIaL mOVeMeNt REsTrIcTiON MeCHaNISM anD A CiRCULar MovEmenT resTrICTion meChANISm Of A ShAFt AnD a ROtor CoRe AffIxEd To tHE ShaFT.
2. dEsCRiPtiOn Of thE relatED ARt
A MoToR USED IN a vehicle SUc... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa motor having improvedreliability, and more particularly to an axial movement restriction mechanism anda circular movement restriction mechanism of a shaft and a rotor core affixed to the shaft. 2. Description of the Related Art A motor used in ave... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a motor _having_ improved reliability, _and_ more particularly to an axial movement restriction _mechanism_ and a circular movement restriction mechanism of _a_ shaft and a rotor core affixed to the shaft. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art _A_ motor used in... |
Because audio equipment installed in vehicles are essentially expensive, light weight and small in size, audio equipment has historically been the subject of much theft. With the thriving aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almost any other vehicle.
Automobile manufacturers have employed numer... | because audio equipment installed in vehicles are essentially expensive, light weight to small in size, acoustic equipment might historically been the subject of much theft. with the thriving aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almost any other vehicle. automobile manufacturers have employed n... | Because audio equipment imstslled in vehicles are essentially expensive, ?igMt weight and small in size, audio equipment has historically been the subject of much theft. With the thriving aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almost any other vehicle. Automobile manufacturers have employed numer... | Because audio equipment installed in vehicles are essentially expensive, light weight and small size, audio equipment has historically been the subject of much theft. With the thriving network, the stolen equipment may be installed in almost any other vehicle. Automobile manufacturers have employed numerous methods to ... | BECaUse AudIo EqUIPmenT INStAlled iN vehiCLES ArE ESseNTIAllY EXpeNsIVe, light wEiGHt anD smAlL IN SizE, aUdIO EQuiPMeNt hAs hiStoRIcalLY been the sUbJECT OF MucH ThEFT. WitH tHE THRivING aFTeRMARKET nEtWorK, the StOlEn eQUIpMent MaY be INsTalLED In aLMost ANY oThEr VeHiCLE.
AutOmOBiLE MAnUfACTuRErS hAvE EmPlOyeD nUMER... | Because audio equipmentinstalled in vehiclesare essentially expensive, light weight and small in size,audio equipment has historicallybeen the subjectof muchtheft.With the thriving aftermarketnetwork, the stolenequipment may be installed in almost anyother vehicle. Automobile manufact... | _Because_ audio equipment installed in vehicles are _essentially_ _expensive,_ light weight and small in _size,_ audio equipment has historically been _the_ subject of much theft. With _the_ _thriving_ aftermarket network, the stolen equipment may be installed in _almost_ any _other_ vehicle. Automobile _manufacturers_... |
The present invention relates to mobile phones, and in particular relates to a mobile phone having an image projection function. | the present description relates to camera phones, and in particular relates to a mobile phone having an image generating function. | The p$3sent invention relates to mobile phones, and in particular re/atFs to a mobile ph*je hadong an iJag@ prijecYion funch(on. | The present invention to mobile phones, in particular relates to a mobile phone having an image projection function. | The PResent InVENTIoN RELateS tO mobILE phONes, ANd in PaRticUlar Relates To A moBIle PHone HaViNg an IMAgE proJECTIOn fUNcTiON. | The present invention relatesto mobilephones, and in particular relates to a mobile phone having an image projection function. | The present invention _relates_ to mobile phones, and in _particular_ relates _to_ a mobile _phone_ having an image projection function. |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to aqueous L-lysine-containing animal feed supplements, which optionally contain preferably inactivated microorganisms from the fermentation process, and a process for the production of such supplements.
2. Background Information
The essential amino acid L-lysine is widel... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to aqueous l - lysine - producing animal feed supplements, which optionally contain preferably inactivated microorganisms from the fermentation process, and a process for the production of such supplements. 2. background information the essential amino acid l - lysine is ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to aqueous L - lysine - containing animal feed supplements, which optionally contain preferably inactivated microorganisms from the fermentation process, and a process for the production of such supplements. 2. Background Information The essential amino acid L - lysine is... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to aqueous L-lysine-containing animal feed supplements, which optionally contain preferably inactivated microorganisms from the process, and a process for the production such 2. Background Information The essential amino L-lysine widely used as an animal feed supplement. ... | 1. fIELd OF the invEntion
The inveNtIon RelaTes To AquEoUs l-lySInE-ConTAininG AnIMAl feeD SUppLEmeNTS, WHiCH OPtIoNaLLy CONtAiN PrEfeRABly INaCtIVAtED MiCroorGAnIsms fRom THe FermENTAtiON pRoCesS, aND A pRoCESs for tHE PrOdUcTiON oF SUch suPplEMEnTS.
2. BACKGROuND InFOrMaTioN
THe eSSENTIAl aMINo Acid L-lYsiNe iS widel... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to aqueousL-lysine-containinganimalfeed supplements, whichoptionallycontain preferably inactivated microorganisms from the fermentationprocess, and a process for the production of such supplements. 2. Background InformationTheessential amino acid L-lysine is widely ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ invention relates _to_ aqueous L-lysine-containing animal _feed_ supplements, which optionally contain _preferably_ inactivated _microorganisms_ from the fermentation process, _and_ a process for the _production_ _of_ _such_ supplements. 2. Background Information The essential amino _aci... |
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