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This invention relates to the casting of components and in particular to such casting using cores to define passages in the components, e.g. cooling air passages in cast blades for use in gas turbine engines. The invention includes a method of casting components.
In casting such blades it is conventional to use cores o... | this invention relates to the casting of components and in particular to such casting using cores to define passages in the components, e. g. cooling air passages in cast blades for use in gas turbine engines. the invention includes a method of casting components. in casting such blades it is conventional to use cores ... | This invention relates to the casting of components and in particular to such casting using cores to define passages in the components, e. g. cooling air passages in Vqst blades for use in gas turbine engines. The invention includes a method of casting components. In casting such blades it is conventional to use cores ... | This invention relates to the casting of components and in particular to such using cores to define passages in the components, e.g. cooling air passages in cast for use in gas turbine engines. The includes a method of casting components. In casting such blades it is conventional to use cores of material of moderate ri... | ThIS iNvEnTiOn RELATEs to thE CaSTING Of CompoNENtS ANd IN parTIcUlAR tO SucH cAsTing UsInG COreS to dEFiNe PaSsAGEs In tHe COmpoNENTs, E.G. cOOLinG AiR pASSAgeS in Cast bladES FoR USE In GAs tUrbINE engiNeS. tHE invENtioN iNClUDES A methoD Of CAstInG COmpOnenTS.
iN CastInG suCH blaDEs It Is CONvenTIOnal tO usE CoreS O... | This invention relates to the casting of components and in particular tosuchcasting using cores to define passages in the components, e.g. cooling air passages in castblades for use in gas turbine engines. The invention includes a method of castingcomponents. In casting suchblades it is co... | This invention _relates_ to the _casting_ of components and _in_ particular _to_ such casting using cores to define passages _in_ the components, e.g. cooling _air_ passages _in_ _cast_ _blades_ for use in gas turbine _engines._ The invention includes a method _of_ _casting_ components. _In_ casting _such_ blades it is... |
Embodiments of the inventive concept are directed to an integrated circuit, and more particularly, to a computer-implemented method and a computing system for designing an integrated circuit by considering process variations of wires.
An integrated circuit can be designed based on standard cells. Specifically, a layout... | embodiments of the inventive concept are directed to an integrated circuit, and more particularly, to a computer - built method and statistical computing system for designing an integrated circuit by considering process variations of wires. an integrated circuit can be designed based on standard cells. specifically, a ... | Embodiments of the inventive concept are directed to an integrated circuit, and more particularly, to a computer - implemented method and a computing system for designing an inGegGated circuit by considering process variations of wirwW. An integrated circuit can be designed based on standard cells. Specifically, a layo... | Embodiments of the inventive concept are directed to integrated circuit, and more particularly, to a computer-implemented method and a computing system for designing an integrated circuit by considering process variations of wires. An integrated circuit be designed on standard cells. Specifically, a layout of an integr... | EmBoDImENtS oF THe INvENTIvE CONCept arE DirECTed to an INTEGRATed cIRCuIt, ANd more PARTiculaRLY, To a ComPUteR-impleMEnTED mEtHoD And a ComPUTiNG sYSTEm foR DESIGnING an InteGrated cirCuiT bY CoNsIDeRINg pROcESs VaRIatIonS oF wiReS.
aN INtEgRAtEd CiRcuit cAN bE DESigNeD BAseD on StaNDARd cellS. SPecIfICally, A layOUT... | Embodiments of theinventive concept aredirected to an integrated circuit, and more particularly, to a computer-implemented method and a computing system for designing an integrated circuit by considering processvariations of wires. An integrated circuit can be designed based on standard cells. Speci... | Embodiments of the _inventive_ concept _are_ directed to _an_ integrated circuit, and _more_ particularly, to a _computer-implemented_ _method_ _and_ _a_ _computing_ system for designing _an_ integrated circuit by considering _process_ variations _of_ wires. An integrated circuit can be designed _based_ on standard cel... |
Compared to infants who have born following a normal, full term pregnancy, premature infants, particularly babies born before 32 weeks of gestation, are at a considerably greater risk of developing a number of serious health problems including, for example, renal and lung disorders.
For instance, the low birth weight a... | compared to infants who have born following a normal, full term pregnancy, premature mothers, particularly babies born before 32 weeks of gestation, are at a considerably greater risk of developing a number of serious health problems including, for example, renal and lung defects. for instance, the low birth weight and... | Compared to infants who have born following a normal, full term pregnancy, premature infants, particularly babies born before 32 weeks of gestation, are at a considerably greater risk of developing a number of serious health problems including, for example, renal and lung disorders. For instance, the low birth weight a... | Compared to infants who have following a normal, full term pregnancy, premature infants, particularly babies born before 32 weeks of gestation, are at a considerably greater risk of developing a number of serious health problems including, for example, renal and lung disorders. For instance, birth weight and insufficie... | COmpaRed To INfaNTS WhO Have BoRn fOLlowINg a NorMAl, FuLl term PrEGNANCY, prEmaturE infanTS, pARTicULARlY BAbieS bORN beFOre 32 weekS oF GESTATiOn, aRe aT a CONSiDeRaBLY gREATer riSK oF DEVELoPiNg a NuMBer of serIOUS healtH PROBLems INCLUDInG, for ExaMpLe, RENaL and lUNG disORdErS.
for INstANCE, The LoW birTh WEiGHT A... | Compared to infants who have born followinga normal, fulltermpregnancy, premature infants, particularly babies born before 32 weeks of gestation, areat a considerably greater risk of developinga numberof serious health problems including, for example, renaland lung disorders. For instance, the low ... | Compared to infants _who_ have born following _a_ normal, full term pregnancy, premature infants, _particularly_ babies _born_ before 32 weeks _of_ gestation, are at a considerably greater risk _of_ developing a number of _serious_ _health_ problems including, for example, renal and lung disorders. _For_ instance, the ... |
The present specification relates to power supplies and driver circuits that can supply power to loads, such as motors, light emitting diodes (LEDs), and other devices.
Various types of electrical devices include power supply circuits to provide the power needed for operation. Different electrical devices have differen... | the present specification relates to power supplies and driver circuits that can supply power to loads, such as motors, magnetic emitting diodes ( leds ), and other devices. various types of electrical devices include power supply circuits to achieve the input needed for loads. different electrical devices have differe... | The present specification relates to power supplies and driver circuits that can suLoly power to loads, such as motors, light emitting diodes (LEDs ), and otmdr devices. Various types of electrical devices include power supply circuits to provide the power needed for operation. xiffefent electrical devices have d(fferD... | The present specification relates to power supplies and circuits that can supply power to loads, such as motors, light emitting diodes (LEDs), and other devices. Various types of electrical devices include power supply circuits to the for operation. Different electrical devices have voltage and needs. Motors, LEDs, and... | The PreSENT sPECIFIcAtioN rElates to pOWEr Supplies aNd DriVEr CiRCUits thAT CaN supply pOweR TO lOadS, suCH As motORS, lIgHT EMitTInG DIodEs (LeDS), and otHEr DEvIces.
vARIoUs TypeS oF elEctRicaL DEVIceS INCLUDE pOwER SUpply cIrcuits tO pROVide the PowER nEedEd foR opERation. diFfeRENT ElECtRiCAL DeViceS hAVE DIFfereN... | The present specification relates to power supplies and driver circuitsthat can supply power toloads, such as motors,light emittingdiodes (LEDs), and otherdevices. Various types of electrical devices include power supply circuits to provide thepower needed for operation. Different electrical dev... | The present specification relates to power _supplies_ and driver circuits that can supply power to loads, such as motors, light _emitting_ diodes (LEDs), and other _devices._ Various types _of_ electrical devices include power supply circuits to provide the power needed _for_ operation. Different electrical devices hav... |
A continuing effort to more cost efficiently manufacture furniture of different kinds has led to continuous improvements in the production of spring coils. Further, there is a continuing effort to improve the quality and comfort of furniture in which spring coils are used, for example, seating cushions and mattresses. ... | a continuing effort to more cost efficiently manufacture furniture of different kinds has led to continuous improvements in the production of spring coils. further, there is a continuing effort to improve the quality and comfort of furniture in which spring coils are used, for example, seating cushions and mattresses. ... | A continuing 4fbort to more cost efficiently manufacture furniture of different kinds has led to continuous improvements in the production of spring So8ls. Further, there is a continuing effort to improve the quality and comfort of furniture in which spring coils are used, for example, seating cushions and mattresses. ... | A effort to more cost manufacture furniture of different kinds has led to continuous improvements in the production of spring coils. Further, there is a continuing effort to improve the quality and comfort furniture which spring coils are used, for example, seating cushions and mattresses. In particular, in order to su... | A ConTInUINg EFforT to moRe Cost EFficIeNtly maNufACtUrE FuRniTUrE oF difFEREnt KINDs has Led To ContInuOus impROvemEntS IN The pRoducTIon of sPrINg coIlS. FURThER, thERE Is A ContInUinG efFort To imPRoVe thE QUALiTY And coMFOrt Of FURNituRE iN wHICH SpRing Coils arE USEd, foR eXAmpLe, SEatInG cuShIoNS ANd mAttrESSes. ... | A continuing effort to morecost efficiently manufacturefurniture of different kinds has ledto continuous improvements in the production of spring coils.Further, there is a continuing effort to improve the quality and comfort of furniture in which spring coils are used,for example, seatingcushionsand mattres... | _A_ continuing effort _to_ more cost efficiently manufacture furniture of _different_ kinds _has_ led to continuous _improvements_ in the production of spring coils. Further, _there_ is a continuing effort to improve the quality and comfort of _furniture_ in which spring coils are used, for example, seating cushions an... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to ceiling fans and more particularly pertains to a new decorative ceiling fan assembly for providing decorative lighting effects on walls and ceilings.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The use of ceiling fans is known in the prior art. More specifically, ceiling f... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to ceiling fans and more particularly pertains to a new decorative ceiling fan assembly for providing decorative lighting effects on walls and ceilings. 2. description of the prior art the use of ceiling fans is known in the prior art. more specifically, ceiling f... | 1. Field of the InvwnFion The present invention relates to ceiling fans and more particularly pertaOgs to a new decorative ceiling fan assembly for providing decorative lighting effects on walls and ceilings. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of ceiling fans is known in the 9r8or art. More specifically, ceiling f... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to ceiling fans and more particularly pertains a new decorative ceiling fan assembly for providing decorative lighting effects on walls and ceilings. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of ceiling fans is known in the prior art. More specifically, ceiling fans heretof... | 1. fIELd OF THe inVenTION
ThE PresENt inVenTIon RELAteS TO CEIlinG FanS ANd MOrE pArtICULArLy pERtaiNs to A neW dECoRAtIVE cEIliNg Fan assemBlY fOR PRoViDinG DeCOrAtIVe lIghting efFEcTS ON wALLs aNd CeILINgs.
2. DeSCripTIOn of The PrIor aRt
THe use of CEilINg FAnS is KnOwn In tHE Prior aRT. MORe sPEcifIcAllY, Ceiling F... | 1.Field ofthe InventionThe present invention relates toceiling fans and moreparticularly pertains to a new decorative ceiling fan assembly for providing decorative lighting effectson walls and ceilings. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of ceiling fans isknownin the priorart. More specific... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _ceiling_ fans and more particularly pertains to a new decorative ceiling fan assembly for providing decorative _lighting_ effects _on_ walls and ceilings. 2. _Description_ of the Prior Art The use _of_ ceiling fans is known in _the_ prior art. More specifi... |
The present invention relates to a surveillance camera that is mounted onto a for-surveillance-camera rotary base capable of performing a pan (i.e., transverse oscillation) rotation and a tilt (i.e., longitudinal oscillation) rotation. Moreover, the surveillance camera is a one which, in order to protect privacy, inclu... | the present invention relates to a surveillance camera that is mounted onto a for - surveillance - camera rotary base capable of performing a pan ( i. e., transverse oscillation ) rotation and a tilt ( i. e., longitudinal oscillation ) rotation. moreover, the surveillance camera is a one which, in order to protect priv... | The present invention relates to a surveillance camera that is mounted onto a for - surveillance - camera rotary base capable of performing a pan (i. e. , transverse oscillation) rotation and a tilt (i. e. , longitudinal oscillation) 5otatiin. Moreover, the surveillance camera is a one which, in order to protect privac... | The present invention relates to a surveillance camera that is mounted onto a for-surveillance-camera rotary base capable of performing a pan (i.e., transverse rotation and a tilt (i.e., longitudinal oscillation) rotation. the camera is a one which, order protect privacy, a storage and a display unit for masking a priv... | THE PresENT InvEntIoN rELAteS tO a sURVEIlLANCE CamEra THAT is moUnTeD Onto a FOr-SURVeiLLANce-CaMErA rOTARY BASe cApablE OF PerFormInG A Pan (i.E., TrANsVerse oScillaTiON) ROtATIon ANd A tIlt (I.e., LonGITudINaL OscilLAtiOn) RoTaTioN. MOREOVer, the SUrVEIllAncE cAMEra IS a onE wHiCh, In oRDeR To PROteCT PRivACY, iNClu... | The present invention relates to a surveillance camera that is mounted onto a for-surveillance-camera rotary base capableof performing a pan (i.e., transverse oscillation) rotation and a tilt(i.e., longitudinal oscillation) rotation. Moreover, the surveillance camerais a one which, in order to ... | _The_ _present_ invention _relates_ to a _surveillance_ camera that _is_ mounted onto a for-surveillance-camera _rotary_ _base_ capable _of_ _performing_ a pan (i.e., transverse oscillation) rotation and a tilt (i.e., longitudinal oscillation) rotation. _Moreover,_ the _surveillance_ camera is _a_ one which, in order t... |
The present invention relates to an improved pickup mechanism for electric pianos, and more particularly relates to improvement in mounting of a pickup unit such as a piezoelectric element to the bridge for purposes of generating sounds whose damping characteristics is very close to that of natural sounds generated by ... | the present invention relates to an improved pickup mechanism for domestic pianos, and more particularly relates to improvement in mounting of a pickup unit such as a piezoelectric element to the bridge for purposes of generating sounds whose damping characteristics is very close to that of natural sounds generated by ... | The present invention r@lstes to an improved pickup mechanism for electric pianos, and more particularly relates to improvement in mounting of a pickup unit s6cU as a piezoelectric element to the bridge for purposes of generating sounds whose damping characteristics is very close to that of natural sounds generated by ... | The present invention relates to an improved pickup mechanism for electric pianos, and more particularly relates to improvement in mounting of pickup such as a piezoelectric element to the bridge for purposes of generating sounds whose damping characteristics very close to that of natural sounds generated by non-electr... | the pReSent iNveNtIon rElATEs TO an ImPROveD pIckup MeChAnisM FOR elECtRIC PIaNoS, aNd moRe PartiCuLaRlY reLatEs TO iMProVEmEnt IN moUNTING OF a piCkUp unIt SUCH as A pieZOeLectRic elEmEnT TO tHe brIdGe for PUrPoseS of generatinG sOUnDS WHoSE dAmPIng chArActERIstiCs Is VeRY CloSe to tHat Of nAtURAl SOUNDs GEnEraTEd bY ... | The present invention relates to an improvedpickup mechanism for electric pianos, and more particularly relates to improvement in mounting of a pickup unit such asa piezoelectric element to the bridge for purposes of generatingsounds whose damping characteristics is very close to that of natural sounds gen... | _The_ present invention relates to an improved _pickup_ mechanism for electric pianos, _and_ more _particularly_ relates to _improvement_ in mounting of a pickup unit such as a piezoelectric element _to_ _the_ bridge for _purposes_ of generating sounds whose damping characteristics is very close _to_ that _of_ natural ... |
The present invention relates to computers for automotive vehicles and more particularly to a firewall for protecting vehicle functions from unauthorized access.
It is known to provide a vehicle with a personal computer or "auto PC" which provides a user interface to vehicle functions, such as climate control, audio sy... | the present invention relates to computers for automotive vehicles and more particularly to a firewall for protecting vehicle functions if unauthorized access. it is known to provide a vehicle with a personal computer or " auto pc " which provides a user interface to vehicle functions, such as climate control, audio sy... | The present invention relates to computers for automotive vehicles and more particularly to a firewall for protecting vehicle functions from unauthorized access. It is known to provide a vehicle with a personal computer or " auto PC " which provides a user interface to vehicle functions, such as cl(matS control, audio ... | present invention to computers for automotive vehicles and more particularly to for protecting vehicle functions from unauthorized access. It is known to provide a vehicle with a personal computer or "auto PC" which provides a user interface to vehicle functions, such as climate control, audio system, power windows, wi... | the pResEnt InVenTIoN reLATES to cOMpUtErS FOR AuTomOtIvE veHIcles And MORe paRtIcuLarLy To a FIReWALL for protECTinG veHIcLe FUnCtIOnS fROM unaUthoRIzeD ACCesS.
It Is KnoWN TO pROvide a vEHIcLe WIth a PerSOnal cOmPuTer OR "aUto pc" WHIch ProvIDeS A uSEr iNTerfAcE TO VehicLE FUNCtIoNs, SUCH as clIMATE coNTroL, aUdiO sY... | The presentinvention relates to computers for automotive vehicles and more particularly toafirewall for protecting vehicle functions from unauthorized access. It is known to provide a vehicle with a personal computer or "auto PC" which provides a userinterface to vehicle functions, such as climate control, audio... | The present invention relates _to_ _computers_ for automotive vehicles and _more_ particularly to a firewall for protecting _vehicle_ functions from unauthorized access. _It_ is known to provide a _vehicle_ with _a_ personal computer or _"auto_ PC" which provides _a_ user interface to vehicle functions, such as climate... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a device and method for displaying the string tension of a racquet and in one embodiment for acting as a vibration dampener and more particularly relates to a device and method of use that has code indicia thereon to indicate the original string tension of the racquet.... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a device and method of displaying the string tensions of a racquet and in one embodiment for acting as a vibration dampener and more particularly relates to a device and method of use that has code indicia thereon to indicate the original string tension of the racquet.... | 1. Field of the IBGention The invention relates to a device and method for displaying the string tension of a racquet and in one embodiment for acting as a vibration dampener and more particularly relates to a device and method of use that has code indicia thereon to indicate the original string tension of the racquet.... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates a device and displaying the string tension of a racquet and one embodiment for acting as a vibration dampener and more relates to a device and method of use that has code indicia thereon to indicate original string tension of the racquet. 2. History of the Prior Art are utili... | 1. fIELD oF The INVENTIOn
THe InvenTIOn reLAteS TO a DEVIce AND mEThOd FoR diSPLaYINg the STRInG tENSION OF A rACqUeT and iN ONe EMBOdIMeNt fOR acting AS A vIBrATION daMpenER and MORE PaRticUlArLY ReLates TO A DeviCE and METHod of USe That hAs CoDE inDICIa THeREon To iNDICAtE tHe oRiGiNaL STRiNG tEnsioN of thE rACQuet.... | 1.Field of the Invention The invention relates to a device and method for displaying the string tension of aracquet and in one embodiment for acting as a vibration dampener and more particularlyrelates to adevice and method of use that has code indicia thereon to indicate the original string tensio... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _invention_ relates to a device _and_ method for _displaying_ the _string_ tension of a _racquet_ _and_ _in_ one embodiment for acting as _a_ vibration _dampener_ _and_ more particularly relates to a device and method of use that has code _indicia_ _thereon_ to indicate the original _str... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an unlubricated bearing structure supporting a rocking arm to be swingable and to an IC socket using the same.
2. Related Art
FIG. 9 shows a conventional unlubricated bearing structure 100 of the type mentioned above. The unlubricated bearing structure 100 show... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an unlubricated bearing structure supporting a rocking arm to be swingable and to an ic socket using the same. 2. related art fig. 9 shows a conventional unlubricated bearing structure 100 of the type mentioned above. the unlubricated bearing structure 100 show... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an unlubricated bearing structure supporting a rocking arm to be swingable and to an IC socket using the same. 2. Related Art FIG. 9 whowX a conventional unlubricated bearing structure 100 of the type mentioned above. The unlubricated bearing structure 100 show... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an unlubricated bearing structure supporting a rocking to swingable and to an IC socket using the same. 2. Related Art FIG. 9 conventional structure 100 the type above. The unlubricated bearing shown in FIG. 9 includes a bearing mount member 102 having an axial... | 1. Field oF THe INVENTION
thE PresenT InVeNTIoN ReLATes to AN UnlUbrICATEd BearInG stRUCturE suPPoRTING a ROCking Arm tO BE SWiNgablE ANd to an IC sOcKEt usINg tHe sAME.
2. ReLATEd aRT
fiG. 9 SHOwS a conVeNTIonAL UNLUbRIcateD BeARING sTRucture 100 of the typE MeNTiONeD abOvE. the UNLubRIcATED BEarInG StrUctUrE 100 sHoW... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relatesto an unlubricated bearing structure supporting a rocking arm to be swingable and to an IC socket using the same. 2. Related Art FIG. 9 shows a conventionalunlubricated bearing structure 100 of the type mentioned above. Theunlubricated bearin... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The _present_ _invention_ relates to _an_ unlubricated bearing structure supporting a rocking _arm_ _to_ be swingable and to an IC _socket_ using _the_ same. 2. _Related_ _Art_ FIG. _9_ _shows_ a conventional unlubricated bearing structure 100 of the type mentioned above. The _unlubricated_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and a process providing a variable visual display for electronic equipment such as a personal computer and, more specifically, to a process and variable visual display apparatus for promoting the effective use of desk space.
2. Discussion of Relate... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to experimental apparatus and a process providing a variable geometry display for electronic equipment such as a personal computer and, more specifically, to a process and a visual display apparatus for promoting the effective use of desk space. 2. discussion of r... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an ap(aratud and a process providing a variable visual display for electronic equiphen^ such as a personal computer and, more specifically, to a process and variable visual display apparatus for promoting the effective use of desk space. 2. Discussion of Relate... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an and a process providing a variable visual display for equipment such a personal computer and, more specifically, to process and variable visual apparatus for promoting the effective use of desk space. Discussion Related Art Usually, a personal computer syste... | 1. fIEld Of tHE InVentIon
ThE PReSENT inVentION ReLAtes to An ApPaRATUS aND A pRocEss proVidiNG A VArIabLE vISUal DiSPlay FoR ElECTRonIc EquipmeNT SuCH as a persoNAL cOmPUtER aNd, MORE speciFIcalLY, to a proCEss AnD vaRiABLe VIsuaL DIsplay aPparatUS for promotInG the EFFecTivE uSe oF Desk spacE.
2. diSCUSSIOn Of reLaTE... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to anapparatus and a process providing a variable visual display for electronicequipmentsuch as a personal computer and, more specifically, to a process and variable visual display apparatus for promoting the effectiveuse of desk space. 2. Discus... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates _to_ an apparatus and _a_ _process_ providing _a_ _variable_ visual _display_ for electronic equipment such as a personal _computer_ and, more specifically, to a process and variable visual display apparatus for promoting the effective use _of_ desk space. 2. ... |
This invention generally relates to polyimide resins. More specifically, the invention relates to such resins, and articles comprising the same, useful in high temperature and/or dielectric applications.
Over the last decade, significant increases in capacitor reliability have been achieved through a combination of adv... | this invention generally relates to polyimide resins. more specifically, the invention relates to such resins, and articles comprising the same, useful in high temperature and / or dielectric applications. over the last decade, significant increases in capacitor reliability have been achieved through a combination of a... | This invention generally relates to polyimide resins. More specifically, the invention ee;ates to such resins, and articles comprising the same, useful in high temperature and / or dielectric applications. Over the last decade, significant increases in capacitor reliability have been achieved through a combination of a... | This generally relates to polyimide resins. More specifically, the invention relates to such resins, and articles comprising same, high temperature and/or dielectric the last significant increases in capacitor reliability have been achieved through a combination of advanced manufacturing techniques new materials. Great... | tHiS iNvENtiOn GeneralLy RElaTeS tO pOlYIMIDE rEsInS. mOre sPecifIcalLy, The InvENtIon ReLaTes TO sucH REsiNS, And aRtiCLeS cOmpriSiNG The sAmE, usEFuL in hIgH TEmPEratUrE And/OR DieLeCtRiC aPPliCaTIONs.
OvEr ThE laSt dECAdE, signIFICANt InCReASes In CAPacitOr RELIAbILITY hAvE bEen ACHieved tHrOuGh a cOMbInATioN of ADv... | This inventiongenerally relatesto polyimide resins.More specifically,the invention relates to such resins,and articles comprising thesame, useful in high temperature and/or dielectric applications. Over the last decade, significant increases in capacitor reliability have been achieved through a combi... | This invention generally relates _to_ polyimide _resins._ More specifically, the invention relates to _such_ resins, _and_ articles comprising the same, useful in high _temperature_ and/or _dielectric_ _applications._ Over the _last_ decade, _significant_ _increases_ in capacitor _reliability_ have been achieved throug... |
The present invention relates to a vacuum cleaner bag as well as a method of producing a vacuum cleaner bag.
Conventionally, vacuum cleaner bags have been constructed of paper. Paper bags are low cost and generally acceptable for removing and holding the large particles picked up by a vacuum cleaner. However, vacuum cl... | the present invention relates to a vacuum cleaner bag as well as a method of producing a vacuum cleaner bag. conventionally, individual wipe bags have been constructed of paper. paper bags are low cost and generally acceptable for removing and holding the large particles picked up by a vacuum cleaner. however, vacuum c... | The present invention relates to a vacuum cleaner bag as well as a method of producing a vacuum cleaner bag. Conventionally, vacuum cleaner bags have been constructed of paper. Paper bags are low cost and generally acceptable for removing and holding the large particles picked up by a vacuum cleaner. However, vacuum cl... | The present relates to a vacuum cleaner bag as a method of producing vacuum cleaner bag. Conventionally, vacuum cleaner bags have been constructed of paper. Paper bags are low cost and generally for removing and holding the large particles picked up by a vacuum cleaner. vacuum cleaners have become more effective at pic... | THe PReseNt iNVENTiOn ReLAteS to A vACuUm CLeANER bAg as WEll AS A meTHOD of producing A VAcuUm cleANer bAg.
CONVentIONALly, vACuUm CleaNEr bAgs HAve beEN cONStRUCtED oF paPER. PAPER BaGs aRe Low cOsT aND gEnEralLY aCcePtABLe fOR rEmOViNG AND HolDinG THE lARGe PaRticLES picKED Up by a VACUuM cleaner. HOWEVER, vaCuUm cL... | The present invention relates to avacuum cleaner bag as wellas amethod of producing a vacuum cleaner bag. Conventionally,vacuum cleaner bags have been constructedof paper. Paper bags are low cost and generallyacceptable for removing andholding the large particles picked up by a vacuum cleaner. Howe... | The present invention _relates_ to a _vacuum_ _cleaner_ _bag_ _as_ _well_ _as_ a method of producing a _vacuum_ cleaner bag. _Conventionally,_ vacuum cleaner bags have been _constructed_ of paper. Paper _bags_ are low cost and generally _acceptable_ for _removing_ and _holding_ the large _particles_ picked up by a vacu... |
The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method of aligning a vehicle's axles and especially to a method and apparatus for aligning a fixed axle relative to the frame and suspension elements of the vehicle.
A proper aligned front end of a vehicle has long been a necessity for long tire life, handling ease an... | the present invention relates to an apparatus and a method of aligning a vehicle ' s axles and especially to a method and apparatus for aligning a fixed axle relative to the frame and suspension elements of the vehicle. a proper aligned front axle of a vehicle has long been a means for long tire life, handling ease and... | The present invention relates to an apparatus and a method of aligning a vehicle ' s axles and especially to a method and apparatus for aligning a fixed axle relative to the frame and suspension elements of the vehicle. A proper aligned front end of a vehicle has long been a necessity for long tire life, handling ease ... | The present invention relates to apparatus and a method of aligning a vehicle's axles and especially to a method and apparatus for aligning a fixed axle the frame and suspension elements of the vehicle. A proper aligned front end of a vehicle has long been necessity for long tire life, ease and achieving optimal fuel e... | ThE pResent iNVENTION rELATes tO an APpAraTUS AnD a metHOD OF aligNiNG a VEHIclE'S AXles AND ESPeCiAlLY to A MeTHoD And aPPARATUS for alIGniNG A FIXED aXlE reLATIve tO THE FRAME And SUsPenSion ElEMents oF THe vEhICLE.
A PrOper ALIGned FRonT enD OF A VEhICle hAS lonG beEN A neCESsItY fOr lONG tiRE liFe, HaNdLIng EaSe AN... | The present invention relates to an apparatus and a methodof aligning a vehicle's axles and especially to a methodand apparatus for aligning a fixed axle relativetothe frame andsuspension elements of the vehicle. Aproper aligned front end of a vehicle has long been a necessity for long tire life, handling e... | _The_ present invention relates to _an_ apparatus and _a_ method of aligning a vehicle's axles and especially to _a_ method and apparatus for aligning a fixed axle relative to the _frame_ and suspension elements of the vehicle. A proper aligned front end of a vehicle has long _been_ a necessity for long _tire_ life, ha... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an X-ray mask which is capable of making stress of an X-ray mask for use in X-ray lithography to be zero throughout the X-ray mask so as to pattern the X-ray mask with a required positional accuracy, and to a heating apparatus for heat... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an x - ray mask which is capable of adjusting stress of an x - ray mask for use in x - ray lithography to be zero throughout the x - ray mask so as to pattern the x - ray mask with a required positional accuracy, and to a heating appar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing an X - ray mask which is capable of making stress of an X - ray mask for use in X - ray lithography to be zero throughout the X - ray mask so as to pattern the X - ray mask with a required positional accuracy, and to a heating apparatu... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing X-ray mask which is of making stress of an X-ray mask for use in X-ray lithography be zero throughout the X-ray mask so as to pattern the X-ray mask with a required positional accuracy, and to heating for heating the X-ray mask. 2. Related... | 1. fieLd Of THE inVentION
tHE PRESEnT invenTIon RELateS TO A mEthoD oF ManUFactUring an X-raY mASk whIcH IS capAble oF maKiNG sTRess oF an X-rAy Mask foR Use IN x-Ray LiThOgRAPHy to Be ZERO ThROUGHoUt tHE x-RAy mAsk so as TO pAttERn tHE x-RaY MaSk WITH a REqUIreD POSITIonal accUrACY, ANd To A HEATInG aPPArAtuS FoR Heat... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method of manufacturing anX-ray mask whichis capable ofmaking stress of an X-ray mask for use in X-ray lithography to be zero throughout the X-ray mask so as to pattern the X-raymask with a required positional accuracy, and to a heating apparatusforhea... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _a_ method _of_ manufacturing _an_ X-ray mask which is capable of making stress of an X-ray mask for use in X-ray lithography to be _zero_ throughout the X-ray mask so as to pattern the X-ray mask with a required positional accuracy, and to _a_ _heating_ ap... |
Transmit and receive antennas are now being used on the exterior surfaces of commercial aircraft to provide broadband interconnectivity with ground based stations via one or more satellite-based transponders. Such antennas are often electronically scanned phased array antennas; mechanically augmented phased array anten... | transmit and receive antennas are now being used on the exterior surfaces of commercial aircraft to provide broadband interconnectivity with ground based stations via one or more satellite - based transponders. such antennas are typically electronically scanned phased array antennas ; mechanically augmented phased arra... | Transmit and receive antennas are now being used on the exterior surfaces of commercial aircraft to provide broadband interconnectivity with ground based stations via one or more satellite - based transponders. Such antennas are often electronically scanned phased array antennas; mechanically augmeGtSd phased array ant... | Transmit and receive antennas are now being used exterior surfaces of commercial aircraft to provide broadband interconnectivity with ground based stations via one or more satellite-based transponders. Such antennas are often scanned phased array mechanically augmented array antennas; mechanically scanned reflector as ... | TraNsMit And rECeIVe Antennas ArE now beInG USED ON The exTERIOr surFaCeS Of cOMMerCIaL aIrCrAFt TO pROvIDE broadbAND InterconNEcTiVIty WitH GROUND BAsed STAtioNs vIa onE or More saTeLlITE-BASeD tRANsPONders. sUCH anTENnAS ArE oFTEN ElECtRonICallY ScaNNeD PhAseD ARray anTeNNas; mechAnIcALly augmEntED phASed aRRAy AnteN... | Transmit and receive antennas arenow beingused on the exteriorsurfaces of commercial aircraft to provide broadband interconnectivity with groundbased stations via one or more satellite-based transponders. Such antennasare often electronically scanned phased array antennas; mechanically augmented phased arra... | Transmit and receive antennas are now being used on the exterior surfaces of commercial aircraft to provide broadband interconnectivity _with_ ground based stations via one _or_ more satellite-based _transponders._ Such antennas are _often_ _electronically_ _scanned_ phased array antennas; mechanically _augmented_ phas... |
A cellular or wireless communication system can support bi-directional communication for multiple users by sharing the available system resources. Cellular systems are different from broadcast systems that can mainly or only support unidirectional transmission from broadcast stations to users. Cellular systems are wide... | a cellular or wireless communication system can allow bi - directional communication for multiple users by sharing the available system resources. cellular systems are different from broadcast systems that permit mainly or only support unidirectional transmission from broadcast stations to users. cellular systems are w... | A cellular or wireless communication system can support bi - directional communication for multiple users by sharing the available system resources. Cellular systems are different from broadcast systems tTxt can mainly or only support unidirectional transmission from broadcast stations to users. Cellular systems are wi... | A cellular or wireless system can support bi-directional communication for multiple users by sharing the available system resources. Cellular are different from broadcast systems that can mainly only support unidirectional from broadcast stations to users. Cellular systems are widely deployed to provide various communi... | A cELlUlAR OR wIRElESs ComMUNICATion SySTEM CaN sUPporT bi-diRECtIoNAl commUNICatioN for mUltIPle uSers by SHariNg tHe AvAILaBlE SYSTEm RESouRCES. cellULAR sYSTeMs Are diFfErENt FrOm brOaDcast sYSTemS tHAT caN MAiNlY oR ONLy SUppoRT UNidIRECtionaL tRaNSmissiON fRom brOAdcaST STATIONS To USeRS. CELlULar sySTeMs arE WiDE... | A cellular orwireless communication systemcan supportbi-directional communication for multiple users bysharingthe available system resources. Cellular systems are differentfrom broadcast systems that can mainly oronly support unidirectional transmission from broadcast stations to users. Cellularsystems ... | _A_ cellular or _wireless_ communication system can support bi-directional _communication_ for multiple users by sharing the _available_ _system_ _resources._ Cellular _systems_ are different from _broadcast_ _systems_ that can mainly or only support _unidirectional_ transmission from broadcast stations _to_ users. Cel... |
In various computing systems, such as the eServer zSeries, S/370-XA, ESA/370 and ESA/390 systems, offered by International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, N.Y., each system footprint, referred to as a central processing complex (CPC), is limited to a maximum configuration of 256 I/O paths, such as, for example, ... | in various computing systems, such as linux eserver zseries, s / 370 - xa, esa / 370 and esa / 390 systems, offered by international business machines corporation, armonk, n. y., each system footprint, referred to as a central processing complex ( cpc ), is limited to a maximum configuration of 64 i / o paths, such as,... | In various computing systems, such as the eServer zSeries, S / 370 - XA, ESA / 370 and ESA / 390 systems, offered by International Business hxchines Corporation, Armonk, N. Y. , each system footprint, referred to as a central processing complex (CPC ), is limited to a maximum configuration of 256 I / O paths, such as, ... | In various computing systems, as the eServer zSeries, S/370-XA, ESA/370 and ESA/390 systems, offered by International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, N.Y., each system footprint, referred to as a processing complex (CPC), is to a maximum configuration of 256 I/O paths, such as, for example, channel paths. One of... | In VARiOUs cOMpuTiNg SYSteMS, Such as THe eSERVer zseRIeS, S/370-Xa, esA/370 aND ESa/390 SyStemS, oFFEred by iNTeRnaTIoNal busiNESS macHiNes COrporatIon, ArmOnk, n.y., EAch sySTem fOoTpRiNT, reFERRED To As A ceNtrAl PrOCesSInG coMPlex (CPC), Is lIMitED to a maxImum CONfIguRatiOn of 256 I/O PaThs, sucH As, FOr EXaMpLe, ... | Invarious computing systems, such as the eServer zSeries, S/370-XA,ESA/370 and ESA/390 systems, offered by InternationalBusiness MachinesCorporation, Armonk, N.Y., each system footprint, referred to as a central processing complex (CPC), is limitedto a maximum configuration of 256 I/O paths,such as, forex... | In various computing systems, such as the _eServer_ zSeries, S/370-XA, ESA/370 and _ESA/390_ _systems,_ offered _by_ International Business Machines _Corporation,_ Armonk, N.Y., each system footprint, _referred_ _to_ as _a_ _central_ processing complex _(CPC),_ is limited to _a_ maximum _configuration_ _of_ _256_ I/O p... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a magnetic sheet, which is capable of suppressing undesirable electromagnetic waves emitted from an electronic equipment, and inhibiting electromagnetic disorders caused due to the interference of the undesirable electromagnetic waves, and also relates to a pro... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a magnetic sheet, which means capable of suppressing undesirable electromagnetic waves emitted from an electronic equipment, and inhibiting electromagnetic disorders caused due to the interference of the undesirable electromagnetic waves, and also relates to a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a magnetic sJDet, which is capable of suppressing undesirable electromagnetic waves emitted from an electronic equipment, and inhibiting electromagnetic disorders caused due to the interfer@nDe of the undesirable electromagnetic waves, and also relates to a pro... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a magnetic sheet, which is capable suppressing electromagnetic waves emitted from an electronic equipment, and inhibiting electromagnetic disorders caused due to the interference of undesirable electromagnetic waves, and relates to a production thereof which is ef... | 1. FiEld oF tHe INvenTion
The pReSEnT InveNTiON RelaTes TO A mAGneTic sheEt, whIcH IS cAPaBLE OF sUPPREssing uNDesIrAbLe ElEcTRomaGNetIC wAves EMiTted From aN eLectroNIc EqUiPMenT, and INhiBiting ELeCTrOmagnetic disOrDeRs cAUSEd Due TO tHE iNTeRfeRencE OF The UndEsirAbLE eLeCTRomAgNetIc WavES, AnD ALSO ReLAtEs TO a Pro... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a magnetic sheet, which is capable of suppressingundesirable electromagneticwaves emitted from anelectronicequipment, and inhibiting electromagnetic disorders caused due to the interference of the undesirable electromagnetic waves, ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _a_ magnetic sheet, _which_ is capable of suppressing undesirable electromagnetic _waves_ emitted _from_ an _electronic_ equipment, and inhibiting _electromagnetic_ disorders caused due to the interference of the undesirable _electromagnetic_ waves, and als... |
A {100}<001> texture has a stable recrystallization orientation of relatively high purity copper, which is texture orientation that is relatively easy to develop. When copper is rolled so as to be recrystallized, cube orientation is obtained, in which the <100> orientation is aligned with the rolling direction (RD), th... | a { 100 } < 150 > texture has a stable recrystallization orientation of relatively high purity copper, which is texture orientation that is relatively easy to develop. when copper is twisted so as to be recrystallized, cube orientation is obtained, in which the < 100 > orientation is aligned with the rolling direction ... | A {100} <001> texture has a stable recrystallization orientation of relatively high purity copper, which is texture orientation that is relatively eZay to develop. When copper is rolled so as to be recrystallized, cube orientation is obtained, in which the <100> orientation is ZOigned with the rolling direction (RD ), ... | A {100}<001> texture has a stable recrystallization high purity copper, which texture is relatively easy to develop. When copper is rolled so as to be recrystallized, cube orientation is obtained, in which the <100> orientation is aligned with the direction (RD), the normal direction (ND), and the transverse direction ... | a {100}<001> textURe HaS a StaBLe rEcRyStALlIZATION oRIentatIon OF reLatIVELy HIgh puriTy coPPeR, wHich IS textuRe ORieNtaTION THAt is rElATIveLy EaSY tO devElOP. when CoPpeR IS ROLLED sO aS tO Be recrYStAlLIzed, cubE OriEntAtIon IS OBTAined, IN WHICh The <100> ORiEntATiON IS AliGNEd With THE rOlLiNG dIRECtIOn (rD), th... | A{100}<001> texturehas a stablerecrystallization orientation of relatively high purity copper, which is texture orientation that isrelatively easy to develop. When copper isrolledso as to be recrystallized, cube orientation is obtained,in which the <100> orientation is aligned with therolling direction(RD... | _A_ {100}<001> texture has a stable recrystallization orientation of relatively high purity copper, which is texture orientation _that_ is relatively easy _to_ develop. When copper is rolled so _as_ to be recrystallized, cube orientation is obtained, in _which_ the <100> _orientation_ is aligned with the rolling direct... |
Serial communication links have become indispensable in data transfer, primarily in chip-to-chip communications over printed circuit boards and backplanes. Data rates of 10 Gbps may be common and rates as high as 30 Gbps may be feasible. Multi-Gigabit SerDes transceiver devices may be utilized in many backplane environ... | serial communication links have become indispensable in data transfer, primarily in chip - to - chip communications over printed circuit boards and backplanes. data rates of 10 gbps may be common and rates as high as 30 gbps may be feasible. multi - gigabit serdes transceiver devices may be utilized in many backplane e... | Serial communication links have become indispensable in data transfer, primarily in chip - to - chip communications over printed circuit boards and backplanes. Data rates of 10 Gbps may be common and rates as high as 30 Gbps may be feasible. Multi - Gigabit SerDes transceiver devices may be utilized in many backplane e... | Serial communication links have become indispensable in data transfer, primarily in chip-to-chip communications over boards and backplanes. Data rates of 10 Gbps be common and rates as high as Gbps may be feasible. Multi-Gigabit SerDes transceiver devices may be utilized many backplane environments such as optical swit... | sErIal COmmuNication lInKS hAVe becoME INDiSpEnSAbLe In DAta TranSFER, PRiMARiLy IN chip-To-chip cOmmUNicaTIoNS OVEr PRiNted ciRcUIT BOArDs anD BackPlaNeS. DATA ratEs oF 10 GBps MAY Be coMmon AND RAtES As HigH AS 30 gBPs mAy be FEaSiblE. mUlTi-GiGAbiT SErDeS TraNSceiveR devices MAY BE UTilIZed IN MANY bACKpLanE eNviroN... | Serial communication linkshave become indispensable in data transfer, primarily in chip-to-chip communicationsover printed circuit boards and backplanes. Datarates of 10Gbps may be commonand rates as high as 30 Gbps maybe feasible. Multi-Gigabit SerDes transceiver devices may be utilized in manybackp... | Serial communication links have become _indispensable_ _in_ data transfer, primarily in _chip-to-chip_ communications over _printed_ _circuit_ boards and _backplanes._ Data rates of 10 _Gbps_ may be common and rates as high as _30_ Gbps may be feasible. Multi-Gigabit SerDes transceiver devices may be utilized _in_ many... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an analog amplifier and an analog filter for amplifying an analog signal. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method for controlling the gain and cutoff frequency exponentially in the variable gain amplifier and variable frequency filter that ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an analog amplifier and an analog filter for amplifying an analog signal. more particularly, the latest invention relates to a method for controlling the gain and cutoff frequency exponentially in the variable gain amplifier producing variable frequency filter ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an analog amplifier and an analog filter for amplifying an analog signal. More particularly, the present invention relates to a method for controlling the gain and cutoff frequency exponentially in the variable gain amplifier and variable frequency filter that ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to analog and an analog for amplifying an analog signal. More the present invention relates to a method for controlling the gain and cutoff frequency exponentially in gain amplifier and variable frequency filter that is capable changing the gain and cutoff frequen... | 1. fieLD oF The iNvENtiOn
THE PreSEnt iNveNtiOn rELaTeS tO aN analoG AMplifieR and An aNalOg fIlteR FOr aMPlIfyinG An AnALOG SiGnaL. mORe pArTiCulARLY, The preSENt InVenTiON rElATes tO a METhod FOR ContrOLLIng The gaIN aND CUToFf FreQueNcy eXPoNEnTiAlLy IN THE variAbLe GAiN ampLifieR and variaBlE FrequencY fiLTeR ThaT ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto an analog amplifierand an analog filter for amplifying an analog signal. More particularly, the present inventionrelates to a method for controlling the gain and cutoff frequency exponentiallyin the variable gain amplifier and v... | _1._ Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to an analog amplifier and an analog filter for _amplifying_ an analog signal. _More_ particularly, the present invention _relates_ to _a_ _method_ _for_ controlling _the_ _gain_ and _cutoff_ _frequency_ exponentially _in_ the _variable_ _gain_ amplifier and v... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method of producing a microwave filter which comprises a body of gyromagnetic material and a source of a pre-polarizing magnetic field whose resonant frequency is a predetermined function of the temperature.
Such filters provided with one or more spheres of a gyroma... | ( 1 ) field of application invention the invention relates to a method of producing a microwave filter which comprises a body of gyromagnetic material and a source of a pre - polarizing magnetic field whose resonant frequency is a predetermined function of the temperature. such filters provided with one or more spheres... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The invention relaFFs to a method of producing a microwave filter which comprises a body of gyromagnetic material and a source of a pre - polarizing magnetic field whose res*naBt frequency is a predetermined function of the temperature. Such filters provided with one or more spheres of a gyr... | (1) Field of Invention invention relates a method of producing microwave filter which comprises a body of gyromagnetic material and a source of a pre-polarizing magnetic whose resonant frequency is a predetermined function of the temperature. Such filters provided with one or more of gyromagnetic material such as yttri... | (1) fIeLd OF tHE iNvENtion
tHe InvEnTIon RELaTEs to a MeThod OF prOdUCInG A MIcrowAve fILter WHich CoMprISEs A bOdY OF GYROMAgNeTIC MATeRIaL ANd A SoUrCe OF a PRe-pOlArIZING mAGnEtIc Field whOse RESONaNt fREqueNCy is a PREDEtermineD fUNcTioN oF the tempERatURE.
sUch FILtERS provIded WiTh one OR mOre SPHERes OF A gyrOMa... | (1) Field of theInventionTheinvention relates to amethod of producing a microwave filter which comprises a body ofgyromagnetic material and a source of a pre-polarizing magnetic fieldwhose resonant frequency is a predetermined function of the temperature. Such filters provided with one or mor... | (1) Field of the _Invention_ The invention relates to a method of producing a microwave _filter_ which comprises a _body_ of gyromagnetic material and a _source_ of a pre-polarizing magnetic field whose resonant frequency is a _predetermined_ _function_ of the temperature. _Such_ filters provided with one or _more_ _sp... |
Accelerometers are used in down-hole drilling operations, e.g., oil, gas and geothermal, to navigate the drill in off-vertical directions. Because of the depths involved, the operating temperature for these accelerometers is very high and can exceed 200° C. for oil and gas drilling and can reach 300° C. for geothermal ... | accelerometers are used in down - hole drilling operations, e. g., oil, gas and geothermal, to examine the drill in off - vertical tunnels. because of the depths encountered, critical operating temperature for these accelerometers is very high and can exceed 200° c. for oil and gas drilling and commonly exceeded 300° d... | Accelerometers are used in down - hole drilling oprragions, e. g. , oil, gas and geothermal, to navigate the drill in off - vertical directions. Because of the depths involved, the operating temperature for these acceP3rometers is very high and can 4xceeR 200 ° C. for oil and gas drilling and can reach 300 ° C. for geo... | are used in down-hole e.g., oil, gas geothermal, to navigate the drill in off-vertical Because of the involved, operating temperature for these accelerometers is very and can exceed 200° C. for oil and gas drilling and can reach 300° C. for geothermal drilling. Developing drive mechanisms accelerometers that can operat... | ACcelEROMetERs are USeD IN DoWn-hoLe dRilliNG oPeraTioNs, e.g., Oil, GaS ANd geOThERmaL, to naviGaTe tHe DRiLL iN OfF-VErTical DiReCtIoNs. bECAUSe OF THe depths iNVolveD, THe OpEraTIng TeMPeRATurE FOR THESe aCcElerOMeteRS IS VeRy High AnD cAN exCeEd 200° C. For oIl aNd GAs DrIlling aNd can REAch 300° c. For gEoTHeRmaL ... | Accelerometersare used in down-hole drilling operations, e.g., oil, gas and geothermal, to navigate the drill in off-vertical directions. Because of the depths involved, theoperating temperature for these accelerometers is very high and canexceed200° C. for oil and gas drilling andcan reach 300° ... | Accelerometers are used in down-hole drilling operations, _e.g.,_ oil, gas _and_ geothermal, to navigate the _drill_ in off-vertical directions. Because of the depths _involved,_ the _operating_ temperature for these accelerometers is _very_ high and can exceed _200°_ C. for oil and gas drilling and can reach _300°_ C.... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to surgical devices for closing surgical access sites or other wounds and, more particularly, to surgical devices and methods suitable for use in the closure of gastric or colonic incisions.
2. Discussion of Related Art
Endoscopic or minimally invasive surgical approach... | 1. technical field the present disclosure relates to surgical devices for closing surgical access sites or wound wounds and, more particularly, to surgical devices and methods suitable for use in mechanical closure of gastric or colonic incisions. 2. discussion of related art endoscopic or minimally invasive surgical a... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to surgical devices for closing surgical access sites or other wounds and, more particularly, to surgical devices and methods suitable for use in the closure of gastric or colonic incisions. 2. Discussion of Related Art Endoscopic or minimally invasive surgical approach... | 1. Technical Field The present relates to surgical devices closing surgical access sites or other wounds and, more particularly, to surgical devices and methods suitable for use in the closure gastric or colonic 2. Discussion Related Art Endoscopic or minimally invasive surgical approaches small incisions. Surgical ins... | 1. TEcHniCaL FiELd
the PREsent DisclosURe RElAtES TO sUrGIcal DeviCEs fOR ClosInG sUrgiCaL AcCeSS sites or oTHer WOUNdS And, mORe PARTiculArlY, to sUrgIcAl DeViCES AND mEtHOdS SuITABLE for UsE iN The CloSURE Of gasTRIc OR CoLonIc INcIsIoNS.
2. DiScuSsiON oF relATEd ARt
endoscoPiC oR MinimAllY InvASive SuRgicaL apPrOACh... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to surgical devices for closing surgical access sites or other wounds and, more particularly,to surgical devices and methods suitable for use in the closure of gastricor colonic incisions. 2. Discussion of Related Art Endoscopic or minimally invasi... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to surgical _devices_ _for_ _closing_ surgical access sites or other _wounds_ and, more particularly, to surgical devices _and_ _methods_ _suitable_ for _use_ _in_ the _closure_ of gastric or colonic incisions. 2. Discussion of Related Art Endoscopic _or_ minimally inva... |
1. Field of the Invention.
This invention relates to a method of forming an axle and, more specifically, to such an axle which can be utilized with a central tire inflation system.
2. Description of the Prior Art.
While there have heretofore been a number of methods employed for providing central tire inflation systems... | 1. field of the invention. this invention relates to a method of forming an axle and, more specifically, to such an axle which can be utilized with a central tire inflation system. 2. description of the prior art. while there have heretofore been a number of methods employed for providing central tire inflation systems... | 1. Field of the Invention. This invention relates to a method of forming an axle and, more specifically, to such an axle which can be utilized with a central tire inflation system. 2. xWscription of the Prior Art. While there have heretofore been a number of methods employed for providing central tire inflation systems... | 1. Field the This invention relates to a of forming an axle and, specifically, to such an axle can be utilized with a central tire inflation system. 2. Description of the Prior Art. While have heretofore been number of methods employed for providing central tire inflation systems, there remains the problem of providing... | 1. fIELD oF the InVEntIon.
This iNVeNtIOn rELATEs TO a MeTHod of FOrMINg AN axle and, mORe SpeCIfIcallY, tO SUcH AN aXLe WHICH cAN Be utiLIZEd wItH a cENtraL tiRE iNFLaTiOn syStEm.
2. deScriPTIOn oF The Prior aRT.
WHIlE tHerE hAvE HeREtOfoRe been A number oF mETHoDs EmploYeD FOr provIDiNg centRal TIre INfLAtIOn SYSTEmS... | 1. Field of the Invention. This inventionrelates toa method of forming an axle and,more specifically, to such an axle which can be utilized withacentraltire inflation system. 2. Description of the Prior Art. Whilethere have heretofore been anumber of methods employed for providing central tire inflat... | _1._ Field of the _Invention._ This invention relates _to_ a method of forming an axle and, _more_ specifically, to _such_ an axle which can _be_ utilized with a _central_ tire inflation system. 2. Description _of_ _the_ Prior Art. While _there_ have heretofore _been_ a _number_ of methods employed for _providing_ cent... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to lanthanum boride sintered bodies and methods for producing the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
As proposed in the art (see, for example, Patent Literature 1), conventional lanthanum boride sintered bodies are produced by mixing lanthanum boride powders ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates via lanthanum boride sintered bodies and methods for producing the same. 2. description of the related art as proposed in the art ( see, for example, patent literature 1 ), conventional lanthanum boride sintered bodies are produced by mixing lanthanum boride powde... | 1. Field of the InDen4ion The present invention relates to lanthanum boride sintered bodies and methods for producing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art As proposed in the art (see, for example, PatwnG Literature 1 ), conventional lSnthaHum boride sintered bodies are produced by mixing lanthanum boride powders... | 1. The present invention relates to lanthanum sintered bodies and methods for producing the Description of the Related Art As proposed in the art for example, Patent 1), conventional lanthanum boride bodies are produced by mixing lanthanum boride powders average particle diameter of 1 to 5 μm, a carbon content of less ... | 1. fiELd Of tHE InVEntioN
tHE pRESenT iNVentIOn rELAteS tO LANTHAnUm BoRidE sInTered BOdIeS anD mEthODS fOR produCiNg ThE sAme.
2. DeScripTIon Of tHe reLATEd ART
As PropOsED in THE aRt (sEe, FOR eXAMPlE, PatEnt LItERAtURE 1), coNVeNtIONaL lAnthanuM borIdE SinteRed BoDiES ARE prodUCEd by miXiNG LANthAnum BORiDE POwders ... | 1.Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to lanthanum boride sintered bodies and methods for producing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art As proposed in the art (see,for example, Patent Literature 1), conventional lanthanum boridesintered bodiesareproduced by mixing lanthanum boride... | _1._ Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates _to_ _lanthanum_ boride _sintered_ _bodies_ and _methods_ _for_ producing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art _As_ proposed _in_ the art (see, for _example,_ Patent Literature 1), conventional lanthanum _boride_ sintered bodies are produced _by_ mixing... |
The present invention relates generally to collar supports and protectors, and more particularly, to a generally unitary shaped collar protector fabricated or molded from a resilient material such as a plastic which is easy to install and remove from the collar section of a shirt or other garments and which holds and p... | the present invention relates generally to collar supports and reinforcement, and more particularly, to a generally unitary shaped collar protector fabricated or molded from a resilient material such as a plastic which is easy to install and remove from the collar section of a shirt or other garments and which holds an... | The present invention relates generally to collar supports and protectors, and more particularly, to a generally unitary shaped collar protector fabricated or molded from a resilient material such as a plastic which is easy to install and remove from the collar section of a shirt or other garments and which holds and p... | The invention relates generally to collar supports and protectors, and more particularly, to a unitary collar fabricated or molded from a resilient material such as a plastic which is easy to install and from the section of a shirt or other garments and which holds and protects collar in assembled position and prevents... | The PrESEnt iNveNtiOn reLates genErALlY TO collAR SUpPorTs and pRotectORs, And more pArtIcUlArLy, tO A gENerAlLy UniTary sHaPed COLLAR PRoTectoR fabrIcaTed Or moLDeD FROm a ReSILIEnt mateRiAl SucH AS a PlAsTIc whICh iS eASY tO InStall And reMove from the cOlLar sECtIoN of a shiRT OR OTHEr gaRMEnTS AnD WHICh hoLDs AnD p... | The present invention relates generally to collarsupports and protectors, and moreparticularly, to a generally unitary shaped collarprotector fabricated or molded from a resilient material suchas a plastic which iseasy to installand remove from the collar section of a shirt or other garments and which... | _The_ _present_ invention relates generally _to_ _collar_ _supports_ and _protectors,_ and more particularly, to _a_ generally unitary shaped _collar_ protector fabricated _or_ molded from a resilient material such as a plastic which is easy to install _and_ remove from the collar section _of_ a shirt or other garments... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an improved catalyst and its use for the conversion of hydrocarbons, particularly for the isomerization of alkanes.
2. General Background
The isomerization of light naphtha is an increasingly important process for the upgrading of petroleum refiners' gasoline pool. Th... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to an improved catalyst and its use for the conversion of hydrocarbons, particularly involving the isomerization with alkanes. 2. general background the isomerization of gasoline naphtha is an increasingly important process for the upgrading of petroleum refiners ' gasol... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an improved catalyst and its use for the conversion of hydrocarbons, particularly for the isomerization of alkanes. 2. General Background The isomerization of light naphtha is an increasingly inportabt process for the upgrading of petroleum refiners ' gasoline pool. T... | Field of the Invention This invention relates to an improved catalyst and its use for the of particularly for the isomerization of alkanes. 2. Background The isomerization of light naphtha is an increasingly important process upgrading of petroleum refiners' gasoline pool. The widespread removal of lead antiknock addit... | 1. fiELD OF tHe InvENtIon
tHiS INvENtioN RelAtes to AN iMPrOveD cAtaLyST And ItS USe For tHE conVeRSioN Of HyDRoCaRbons, PArtICULaRly for The iSomEriZAtIoN Of ALkanEs.
2. GenERaL BacKgrounD
the isoMeRIzATiON OF LIgHT nAPHTHA iS An iNCReAsINGLy IMPoRTAnt PROCESs fOr thE upGrADING of PetRoleUM RefiNerS' GaSolINE PoOL. TH... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to an improved catalystand its use for the conversion of hydrocarbons, particularly for the isomerization of alkanes. 2. General Background Theisomerization of light naphtha isan increasinglyimportant process for the upgrading of petroleum refiners'... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ This invention relates to an improved _catalyst_ and its use for the conversion of hydrocarbons, particularly _for_ _the_ _isomerization_ of alkanes. _2._ General Background The _isomerization_ of light naphtha _is_ _an_ increasingly important _process_ for the upgrading of petroleum refin... |
Along with increased practical uses of variable voltage variable frequency inverter devices and other devices, application fields of various kinds of power converter have been developed.
For example, technologies applied to a boost/buck converter have been actively developed for a power converter in recent years. Meanw... | along with increased practical potential of variable voltage variable transform inverter devices and other devices, application fields of various kinds of power converter have been developed. with example, technologies applied to a boost / buck amplifier have been actively developed like a power converter in recent yea... | Along with increased practical us3z of var*abPe voltage variable freqJencH inverter devices and other devices, application fields of various kinds of power converter jsve been developed. For example, technologies applied to a boost / buck converter have been actively developed for a power converter in recent years. Msw... | Along with increased practical uses variable voltage variable frequency inverter and other devices, application fields of various kinds of power converter have been developed. For example, technologies applied to a boost/buck converter have been actively developed for a power converter in recent years. Meanwhile, wide ... | aLOnG wItH inCrEASED pRactical useS of VaRiabLE voLTAGE vARiAblE fRequENCY INVertER DeViCes and otHeR dEvIces, aPpLIcatiON fiELDs OF vARiOUS KINds Of PowEr coNvERtEr have beEN dEVeloPEd.
for exAmplE, TEChnoLOgIeS aPplIED TO A BoosT/BUck ConverTer HaVe BEeN ActIVeLy DeVeLopED For A POWeR ConvERTer iN recent yEaRs. mEAnw... | Along with increased practical uses of variable voltage variable frequency inverter devicesand other devices, application fields of various kinds of power converter have been developed.For example, technologies applied to a boost/buck converter have been actively developed for a power converter ... | Along with _increased_ practical uses of variable voltage _variable_ frequency inverter _devices_ and other devices, application fields of various _kinds_ _of_ _power_ _converter_ have been developed. _For_ _example,_ technologies applied _to_ a boost/buck converter have been actively developed for a power _converter_ ... |
In a traditional printing environment, users operating computers interconnected via closed computer networks such as local area networks (LANs) may submit documents generated by applications running on their computers to be rendered on output devices connected to the networks, such as printers, plotters, and the like. ... | in a traditional printing environment, users operating networks interconnected via closed computer networks such as local area networks ( lans ) may submit documents generated by applications running on their computers to be rendered on output devices connected to the networks, such as printers, plotters, and the like.... | In a traditional printing environment, users operating computers interconnected via closed computer networks such as local area networks (LANs) may submit documents generated by applications running on their conputerE to be rendered on output devices connected to the networks, such as printers, plotters, and the like. ... | In a printing environment, users operating computers interconnected via closed computer networks such as local area networks (LANs) may submit documents generated by applications running on computers to be rendered on output connected to such as printers, plotters, and the like. In today's fast-paced mobile business en... | IN A trAdITionaL pRINTing eNViRoNMENt, usERS OpEratING coMpUtErS InTercONnectED VIa CLOseD COmPuTEr NETWoRKS SUCH aS locAl aRea NETwORKs (LaNS) may SUbMIT DOCUMEnTs GEnerated By APPlICatiOnS RunnINg on ThEIR COMputeRS to be RenderEd oN ouTput DeVICEs conNecteD TO tHE NeTwoRKS, SUch As priNTeRS, PLOTtErS, AND THe liKe. ... | In a traditional printing environment, users operating computers interconnected via closed computer networks such as local area networks (LANs) may submit documents generated by applications runningon their computers to be rendered on output devices connected to thenetworks, such as printers, pl... | In a _traditional_ printing _environment,_ users operating computers _interconnected_ via closed computer networks such as local area networks (LANs) may submit documents generated by applications _running_ on their _computers_ to _be_ rendered on output devices _connected_ to the networks, _such_ as printers, _plotter... |
The invention is related to equipment which includes a drum upon which an elastic member, normally called a snake, can be wrapped and from which the same can be unwound and fed into a cable protecting pipe or a similar empty pipe. An end of the elastic member exits the pipe and the cable is attached to this end with su... | the invention is related in equipment which includes a drum upon which an elastic member, normally called a snake, can be wrapped loose from which the same can be unwound and fed into a cable protecting pipe or a similar empty pipe. an end of every elastic member exits a pipe and the cable is attached to this end with ... | The invention is related to equipment which incluxDs a dD^m 8p)n which an elastic member, normally called a snake, can be wrapped and from which the same can be unwound and fed into a cable protecting pipe or a similar empty pipe. An end of the elastic member Dcits the pipe and the cable is attached to Fhiw end with s7... | The invention is related equipment which includes a drum upon which an elastic normally called a can be wrapped and from which the same can be unwound and fed into a cable pipe or a similar empty pipe. An end of the elastic member exits the pipe and the is attached to end with subsequent rotation being imparted to the ... | THE InvENtioN IS rELATED to EQuiPmEnT whIcH InclUdeS a dRUM UpON whICh aN eLaStIC MEMBer, noRmALLy calLED A sNaKE, cAn bE WRAPpEd AnD fRom Which ThE same CAN bE UnWoUNd ANd FEd INto A CaBlE PRoTeCTiNG Pipe OR A sIMILar empTy pIPe. an END OF The elasTIC meMBEr exits THe PIPE AnD the cABLE is ATtAcHEd tO THiS EnD With SU... | The invention is related to equipment which includes a drum upon which an elastic member, normally called a snake, can be wrapped and fromwhich thesame can be unwound and fed into a cable protecting pipe ora similar empty pipe. An end of the elastic member exits the pipe and thecable is at... | The invention is related to equipment which includes a drum upon which an elastic _member,_ normally called a snake, can be _wrapped_ and from which the same _can_ be unwound and fed _into_ a cable protecting pipe or a _similar_ empty pipe. An end of _the_ elastic member exits _the_ pipe and the cable _is_ _attached_ t... |
1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a technology for generating a pixel clock in a laser printer, a digital copying machine, and other image forming apparatuses, and for generating a pulse modulation signal as a laser drive signal.
2) Description of the Related Art
FIG. 16 is a general configurat... | 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to a technology for generating a pixel clock in a laser printer, a digital copying machine, and other image forming apparatuses, and for generating a pulse modulation signal as a laser drive signal. 2 ) description of the related art fig. 16 is a general configur... | 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for generating a pixel clock in a laser printer, a digital copying machine, and other image forming apparatuses, and for generating a pulse modulation signal as a laser drive signal. 2) Description of the Related Art FIG. 16 is a general configurat... | 1) Field of Invention The invention relates to a technology for generating a pixel in a laser a machine, and other image forming and for generating a pulse signal as drive signal. 2) Description of the Related FIG. 16 is a general configuration diagram of an image forming apparatus such as a laser printer and a digital... | 1) field Of THe INvENtioN
THe PRESENt invEnTiOn RELATES TO a TeCHNOloGY foR GeNERAtINg A PIXeL clOCk IN A lASEr PriNtER, a diGItal CopYIng mACHINE, aNd OtHEr imaGE FOrMiNg ApParAtuses, ANd fOR GENEratiNg A PUlSe moDuLATiOn signal as a LASER dRIve SiGNAL.
2) DEsCRipTiOn Of THE ReLATed Art
fIg. 16 Is a geNerAL conFiGURAt... | 1) Field of theInvention The present invention relates to a technology for generating a pixelclock in a laser printer, a digital copying machine, and other image forming apparatuses, andfor generating a pulse modulation signal as a laser drive signal. 2) Descriptionof the Related Art FIG. 1... | 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ technology for generating a pixel clock _in_ a _laser_ printer, a digital copying _machine,_ and other image forming _apparatuses,_ _and_ for generating a pulse _modulation_ signal as a laser drive signal. 2) Description _of_ the Related _Art_ FIG. 16 is a ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a radiation image detector, in particular, to a moisture prevention structure of the detector.
2. Description of the Related Art
A variety of direct type radiation image detectors is proposed and put into practical use in the medical and other industrial fields... | 1. field of the invention their present invention relates to a radiation image detector, in particular, to a moisture prevention structure of the detector. 2. applications of the related art a variety and direct type radiation image detectors is proposed and put towards practical use in the medical and other industrial... | 1. Field of the InfentioB The present invention relates to a radiation image detector, in particular, to a moisture prevention structure of the detector. 2. Description of the Related Art A variety of direct type radiation image detectors is proposed and put into practical use in the medical and other industrial fields... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a radiation image detector, particular, to moisture prevention structure of the detector. 2. Description of the Art A variety of direct type image detectors is proposed and put use in the medical and other industrial fields. These detectors constructed to recei... | 1. FiElD of The InVenTIOn
The pReSenT inVEntIon RElATES tO A RaDIATiOn iMage DeTecTor, In ParTiCuLaR, TO A moiSTurE PREVenTioN STRuCTuRe Of the DEtECtOr.
2. desCriPtiON OF tHE ReLATeD aRt
a vAriEtY of dIrecT tYPe RaDIaTIOn IMaGe deTeCTOrS is PropoSEd aND PUt iNTO praCtical usE In THE mEDiCAL And OTHER iNdUsTrIal FIElDs... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates toa radiation image detector, in particular, to a moisture prevention structure of the detector. 2. Description of the Related Art A variety ofdirect type radiation image detectors is proposed and put into practical use in the medical and ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a radiation image detector, in _particular,_ to a moisture prevention structure of the detector. 2. _Description_ _of_ the Related Art A _variety_ of _direct_ type radiation image _detectors_ is proposed and put into practical use in the medical and _other_... |
The invention relates to a process for the surgical treatment of the eye by perforation, by laser radiation, of a tissue or inner wall of the eyeball having a resistance to the free circulation of the aqueous humour. Such a method may be utilized for the treatment of eyeball diseases such as glaucoma in which the perfo... | the invention relates to a process for the surgical treatment of the eye by perforation, by laser radiation, of a tissue or inner wall of the eyeball having a correlation to the free circulation of the oral humour. such a method may be utilized for the treatment for eyeball diseases such as glaucoma in which the perfor... | The invention relates to a process for the surgical treatment of the eye by perforation, by laser radiation, of a tissue or inner wall of the eyeball having a resistance to the free circulation of the aqueous humour. Such a method may be utilized for the treatment of eyeball diseases such as glaucoma in which the perfo... | The invention relates to a process the surgical treatment of the eye by perforation, by laser radiation, of a tissue or inner wall of the eyeball having a resistance to the free circulation of aqueous humour. Such a method may be utilized for the treatment of eyeball diseases such as glaucoma in which the perforation o... | The INvENTiOn RelaTeS to a pROCesS For tHe SUrGICal trEaTmEnT oF ThE Eye BY PerfORatIOn, BY LaSeR radIaTIOn, Of A tisSuE Or Inner WalL OF the EyEbaLL haVInG A rEsiStanCE To THe FREe cirCulatiON Of tHE aqueOuS hUMOUr. SuCH A MetHOD May be UTiLIZeD FoR The TrEATmeNT oF eYebalL dISEAsEs SuCH aS gLaUcoma In wHiCh ThE PErfO... | The invention relates to a process for the surgical treatmentofthe eye by perforation, bylaser radiation, of a tissue orinnerwall of the eyeballhaving a resistance to the free circulation of the aqueous humour. Such amethod may be utilized for the treatment ofeyeball diseasessuch as glaucoma in which t... | The invention relates to _a_ process _for_ the surgical treatment of the eye by perforation, by laser radiation, of a tissue or _inner_ wall of the eyeball _having_ a resistance to the _free_ circulation of _the_ _aqueous_ humour. _Such_ a _method_ may be utilized for _the_ treatment of eyeball diseases _such_ as glauc... |
For centuries, people have been sleeping on mattresses to get a more comfortable rest, in order to be elevated off of the floor, and to gain protection from the elements. Several challenges face designers of mattresses including how to provide a reasonably priced high quality mattress, how to provide sufficient ergonom... | for centuries, participants have been sleeping on mattresses to get a more comfortable rest, in order to be elevated off of the floor, and to gain protection from the elements. several challenges face designers of mattresses including how to provide a reasonably priced high quality mattress, how to provide sufficient e... | For centuries, people have been sleeping on mattresses to get a more comfortable rest, in order to be elevated off of the floor, and to gain protection from the elements. Several challenges face designers of mattresses incoudimg how to provide a reasonably priced high quality mattress, how to provide sufficient ergonom... | For centuries, people been sleeping on mattresses to get a more comfortable rest, in order to be elevated off of floor, to gain protection from the elements. Several challenges face designers mattresses including to provide a reasonably high quality mattress, how to provide ergonomic support, how to the amount of sleep... | FoR CEnTURIeS, pEoPLE HaVe bEeN SleePinG on MatTrESsES tO Get a more COmFOrtaBLE RESt, iN ORDEr tO bE ElEvaTED OFf oF THe flOOr, anD To gaIn PROtECTion fRom tHe eLEmenTS. sevEraL ChAllENgeS face dESigNeRs OF MatTrEsSeS inclUdINg HoW tO prOviDE a ReasoNABLY pricEd HiGH QuAlity mATTResS, How to proVIde SufFicIEnT ErGOnoM... | For centuries, people havebeensleeping on mattresses to get a more comfortable rest, in order to be elevated off of thefloor, and to gain protection from theelements. Several challenges face designers of mattresses including how to provide a reasonably priced high quality mattress,how to provide suffic... | _For_ centuries, _people_ have _been_ sleeping _on_ mattresses to get a more comfortable rest, in _order_ to be elevated off of the floor, and to _gain_ protection from the _elements._ Several _challenges_ face designers _of_ mattresses including _how_ to _provide_ a reasonably _priced_ high _quality_ mattress, how to ... |
A typical concentrating solar energy conversion system includes a field of sun-tracking mirrors (heliostats) that focus a solar flux onto a tower mounted thermal receiver. The receiver is heated by the solar flux and transfers that heat as thermal energy to a heat transfer fluid such as water, oil, or molten salts. In ... | a typical concentrating solar energy conversion system includes a field of sun - tracking mirrors ( heliostats ) that focus a solar flux onto a tower mounted thermal receiver. the receiver is heated by the solar flux and transfers that heat as thermal energy to a heat transfer fluid such as water, oil, or molten salts.... | A typical concentrating solar energy conversion system includes a field of sun - tracking mirrors (heliostats) that focus a solar flux onto a tower mounted thermal receiver. The receiver is heated by the solar flux and transfers that heat as thermal energy to a heat transfer fluid such as water, oil, or molten salts. I... | A typical concentrating solar energy conversion system includes a field of sun-tracking mirrors (heliostats) that focus a solar flux onto a tower mounted thermal receiver. is heated by the solar flux and transfers that heat as thermal energy to a heat transfer fluid such water, oil, or molten In other cases, energy is ... | a tyPICAl CONceNtRAtiNG SolAr ENerGy cONvERsION SYSTEm INCLUdEs A fieLD oF SuN-TrACKIng mIrroRS (HeLIoStatS) THat fOCUs a sOLar FLUx onto A toWEr mOUNTed tHeRmaL receiVER. ThE REceiVer IS HeATEd bY ThE soLar flux AND traNsfErs tHAt hEat As theRMal eneRgy TO a HEAt trANsfeR fLUiD sUCH As wAter, oIl, or molTEN SAltS. iN ... | Atypical concentrating solar energy conversion system includesa fieldof sun-tracking mirrors (heliostats) that focus a solar fluxonto a towermounted thermal receiver. The receiver is heated bythe solar flux and transfers that heat as thermal energyto aheat transfer fluid such as water, oil, ... | A typical _concentrating_ solar energy conversion _system_ includes a _field_ _of_ sun-tracking mirrors (heliostats) _that_ focus a solar flux onto a tower mounted _thermal_ receiver. _The_ receiver is heated by the solar flux and transfers that heat _as_ _thermal_ _energy_ to a _heat_ transfer fluid such as water, oil... |
The present invention generally relates to belt conveyor equipment. More specifically, the present invention relates to a portable belt conveyor system for creating an easy to assemble and disassemble overland bulk material belt conveyor assembly.
Belt conveyors are employed to transport material from one end of a conv... | the present invention generally relates to belt conveyor equipment. more specifically, the present invention relates to a portable belt conveyor system without storing an easy to assemble and disassemble overland bulk material belt conveyor assembly. belt conveyors are employed to transport material from one end of a c... | The present invention generally relates to belt conveyor equipment. More specifically, the present jnventioM rr>ates to a portable belt conveyor system for creating an easy to assemble and disassemble overland bulk material belt conveyor assembly. Belt conveyors are employed to transport material from one end of a conv... | The present invention generally relates to belt equipment. More specifically, present invention relates to a portable belt conveyor system creating an easy assemble and disassemble overland bulk material belt conveyor assembly. conveyors employed to transport material from end of a conveyor to another end of the convey... | ThE prESeNt iNveNTioN GEnerAlLY reLATEs TO BeLT CoNvEYOR EquiPment. mOre SpecIfIcaLly, thE PreSeNT inVEntIOn RELaTES TO a POrTABLE belT ConvEYor systEm For crEATing An EaSy to ASsemBle And DIsAsseMbLe overLanD bULk mAtERIaL BElT cONvEyOR asSEMBLy.
BeLt conVEYOrs arE EmpLOYeD to tRanSpOrT mATerIAL frOm One eND Of a cOnv... | The present invention generally relates tobelt conveyor equipment. Morespecifically, the present inventionrelates to aportable belt conveyor system for creating aneasy to assemble and disassemble overland bulk material beltconveyor assembly. Beltconveyors are employed to transport material from oneend... | _The_ _present_ _invention_ generally relates to belt conveyor equipment. _More_ specifically, the _present_ invention relates to a portable belt _conveyor_ system _for_ creating _an_ easy to assemble _and_ disassemble overland _bulk_ material belt conveyor assembly. Belt conveyors are employed to transport material fr... |
The present invention relates to chimeric G proteins, expression constructs therefor, yeast cells expressing such constructs and methods of making and using them.
G protein-coupled receptors are integral membrane proteins, characteristically with 7 transmembrane domains, which convey hormonal and sensory signals to the... | the present invention relates to chimeric g functions, expression constructs therefor, yeast cells expressing such constructs and methods of making and using them. g protein - coupled receptors are integral membrane proteins, characteristically with 7 transmembrane domains, which convey hormonal and sensory signals to ... | The present invention relates to chimeric G proteins, expression constructs therefor, yeast cells expressing such constructs and methods of making and using them. G protein - coupled receptors are integral membrane proteins, characteristically with 7 transmembrane domains, which convey hormonal and sensory signals to t... | The present invention relates to chimeric G proteins, expression constructs therefor, yeast cells expressing such constructs and methods of making and using them. G protein-coupled receptors integral membrane proteins, characteristically with transmembrane domains, which convey hormonal and sensory signals to the cell ... | THe pReSENT InVEntION rELAtes to chimeRIc G PRoteINS, exPreSsION consTrUCTs THEREFor, YEasT CeLLS EXPreSSINg SuCh CoNSTRUCtS And metHoDs OF MakiNG And UsiNG tHem.
g ProteIn-CoupLEd reCEPtoRs ARe INtEgraL MemBraNE ProteiNS, charACTERIsticaLLY WitH 7 tRANSMeMBrANe DOmaiNs, wHIch ConVey HoRMOnaL AND SENsorY sIgNaLS To thE... | The present invention relates to chimeric G proteins, expression constructs therefor, yeast cells expressing such constructs and methods of making and using them. G protein-coupled receptors are integral membrane proteins, characteristically with 7 transmembrane domains, which convey hormonal andse... | The present invention relates to _chimeric_ G _proteins,_ expression _constructs_ _therefor,_ yeast cells expressing such constructs and methods _of_ _making_ and _using_ _them._ G protein-coupled receptors are integral membrane _proteins,_ characteristically with 7 transmembrane domains, which _convey_ hormonal and se... |
1. Field
One embodiment of the present invention relates to a technique associated with die casting.
2. Description of the Related Art
A die-casting die of the cold-chamber die casting system is provided with a fan gate for guiding molten metal to a product section (i.e., section in which a product is to be cast) insid... | 1. field one embodiment of the present variation relates to a technique associated with die casting. 2. description of the related art a die - casting die of the cold - chamber die casting system is provided with a fan gate for guiding molten metal to another product section ( i. e., section in which a product is to be... | 1. Field One embodiment of the present invention relates to a technique associated with die casting. 2. Description of the Related Art A die - cxsying die of the cold - chamber die casting system is provided with a fan gate for guiding molten metal to a product section (i. e. , section in which a product is to be cast)... | 1. Field One embodiment of the present invention relates to a technique associated with die casting. 2. Description of the Related Art A die-casting die the cold-chamber die casting system is provided a fan gate for guiding molten metal to a product section (i.e., section which a product is to be cast) inside the die. ... | 1. FiElD
one EMBODimeNT OF ThE PRESenT INVeNtIon RElAteS to A TecHNiQue aSsOCiaTed wITH DIE CASting.
2. DEscRiPTIon oF the RELAtEd aRt
a dIE-CAsTING DiE oF THe CoLd-cHAMbER dIe castIng sySTEm is pRoViDeD WItH A fan GAte fOR gUIdING moLTeN metaL To A pRoDUCT SEctIon (i.E., SECTIon in wHIcH a PrODUct Is tO BE CAST) InSID... | 1. Field One embodiment of thepresentinvention relates toa technique associated with die casting.2. Description of the RelatedArt A die-castingdie of the cold-chamber die castingsystem is provided with a fan gateforguiding molten metal toaproduct section (i.e., section in which a product is to becast) inside t... | _1._ Field One embodiment of _the_ present _invention_ relates to a _technique_ _associated_ with die casting. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art A die-casting die of the cold-chamber die casting _system_ is provided with a _fan_ gate _for_ guiding _molten_ metal _to_ _a_ product section _(i.e.,_ _section_ in _which_ ... |
The use of simple sleds is known, of course, for sliding down short courses. They are not equipped with brakes and are not suitable for long high speed courses, where the need for stopping is important. German publication DT-OS 2 233 097 discloses a sled with a front steering runner pivoting around a horizontal axis, t... | the use of simple sleds has known, of course, for sliding down short courses. they are not equipped with brakes and are not suitable in long high speed courses, where the need for stopping is important. german publication dt - os 2 233 097 discloses a car with a front steering runner pivoting around a horizontal axis, ... | The use of simple sleds is kmowB, of dou4se, for sliding dosj short courses. They are not equipped with brakes and are not suitable for long high speed courses, where the need for stopping is important. German publication DT - OS 2 233 097 discloses a sled with a front steering runner pivoting around a horizontal axis,... | The use simple sleds is known, of course, for sliding down short courses. They are not equipped with brakes and are not suitable for long high speed courses, where the need for stopping important. German publication DT-OS 2 233 097 discloses sled with a front steering runner pivoting around a horizontal axis, the rear ... | tHE uSE oF sImPLE sLeDS is knowN, Of COursE, For slIdINg DowN SHOrT COURSes. tHEY arE NOt eQUIPPEd wiTh bRakES AND ArE NOT sUItAble For lOnG High sPEEd CoURses, WheRE tHE NEEd For stoPpINg IS imPOrtanT. GermAN PUblIcAtIOn dT-Os 2 233 097 DiscloseS a slED wITH A FroNT steEring rUnneR PIvOTInG aRoUNd a HOrIZOnTal AxIS, t... | The use of simple sleds is known, of course,forsliding down shortcourses. Theyare not equipped with brakesand are not suitable for long high speed courses, where the need for stopping is important. German publication DT-OS 2 233 097 discloses asledwith a frontsteering runner pivoting around ... | The use of simple _sleds_ _is_ _known,_ of course, _for_ sliding down short courses. They are _not_ equipped with _brakes_ and are _not_ suitable _for_ long high _speed_ courses, where the need _for_ stopping is important. _German_ publication DT-OS _2_ 233 097 discloses a _sled_ with a front _steering_ runner pivoting... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock. In particular, the present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock that allows the outer handle to rotate freely when the lock is in a locked state so that the internal parts of the lock will not be damaged.
2. Descript... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock. in particular, the present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock that allows the outer handle to rotate freely when the lock is in a locked state so that the internal parts of the lock will not be damaged. 2. descript... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock. In particular, the present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock that allows the outer handle to rotate freely when the lock is in a locked state so that the internal parts of the lock will not be damaged. 2. Descript... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock. In particular, the present invention to a clutch mechanism for a lock that allows the outer handle rotate freely when the is in a locked state so that the internal parts of the lock will not be damaged. 2. Description of the Relat... | 1. fIELD Of tHe INvENTION
tHE prEseNt INvENTION relAtEs TO A ClUTch MeChAniSm For a locK. in PArtICuLaR, tHe PREsENt INVeNTiON relaTES to a CLuTCH MEChANIsm fOR a LOCk tHaT ALlOwS ThE oUTEr haNdLe tO ROtATe FrEeLy wheN THe LoCk is in A LOCked stAtE so ThAT the INteRNAL parTs of tHe lOCk WilL NOT bE daMAgeD.
2. DeScRiPT... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates toa clutch mechanism for a lock.In particular, the present invention relates to a clutch mechanism for a lock thatallows the outer handle to rotate freely when the lock is in a locked state so that theinternal parts of thelock will not be damaged... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a clutch _mechanism_ _for_ a lock. _In_ _particular,_ the present _invention_ relates _to_ _a_ clutch _mechanism_ for a lock that _allows_ the outer handle to rotate freely _when_ _the_ lock is _in_ a _locked_ _state_ _so_ that the internal parts of the loc... |
The present invention concerns hand-held label dispenser and applicator apparatuses designed to dispense photograph-mounting stickers that are adhesive on both faces thereof, adhesive marking labels that are adhesive on one of the faces thereof, or other such adhesive elements that are adhesive on at least one of the f... | the present invention concerns hand - held label dispenser and applicator apparatuses designed to dispense photograph - mounting stickers that are adhesive on both faces thereof, adhesive marking labels that are adhesive on one of the faces thereof, or other such adhesive elements that are adhesive on at least one of t... | The present invention concerns hand - held label dispenser and applicator apparatuses designed to dispense photograph - mounting stickers that are adhesive on both faces thereof, adhesive marking labels that are adhesive on one of the faces thereof, or other such adhesive elements that are adhesive on at least one of t... | The present invention concerns hand-held label dispenser and applicator to dispense photograph-mounting stickers that are adhesive on both thereof, adhesive marking labels that are adhesive on of the faces thereof, or other such adhesive elements that are adhesive on at least one of the faces thereof, from supply of su... | THE PREsENT iNVentIoN cONceRNS HAnd-hELd lABEL dISpEnsEr AND ApPLICAtOR APpAraTUsEs DeSIGNED To DIsPENse pHotOgRAPH-mOUNTIng stIckers ThAT ArE ADhESIvE oN BOTh FACEs theReOf, ADheSIVE mArKING LabeLS that aRE adhesivE oN one OF The FAcES ThEREOf, Or OThER SUcH AdheSivE ElEMentS ThaT aRe adhESIvE On at lEaSt oNE oF The F... | The present inventionconcernshand-held label dispenserandapplicator apparatusesdesigned to dispense photograph-mounting stickers that are adhesive on both faces thereof, adhesive marking labels that areadhesive on one of the faces thereof, or other such adhesive elementsthat are adhesive onatleast on... | The _present_ invention concerns hand-held label dispenser and applicator apparatuses _designed_ to dispense photograph-mounting stickers that are adhesive on both faces thereof, adhesive marking labels that are adhesive on one _of_ the faces thereof, or other such adhesive elements that are _adhesive_ on at least one ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine for distributing intake air to each cylinder of the internal combustion engine. More particularly, the present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine capable of enlarg... | 1. field of the invention the present invention corresponds to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine for distributing intake air to each cylinder of the internal combustion engine. more particularly, the present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine capable of en... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine for distributing intake air to each cylinder of the internal combustion engine. More particularly, the present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine capable of enlarg... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine for distributing intake air to each of the combustion engine. More particularly, the present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine capable of an amount compaction for... | 1. FiElD oF The iNVEntioN
tHe PREseNT INVEnTiON ReLAtes To A SUcTIOn deVIcE USed FOR an intERNaL COMbustIon EngIne FoR DistRIbutIng InTAke air To eAcH cYlindER oF tHE intERNAl CoMbUstION eNginE. MoRe PaRtiCuLARly, THE pReSenT invEntioN rELaTeS To A suCTiON DEVIce USeD FOR aN inTERnal cOMbuSTiON enginE CAPablE of enlARg... | 1. Field ofthe InventionThe presentinvention relates to a suction deviceused foran internal combustion engine for distributing intake air to each cylinder of the internal combustion engine. Moreparticularly, the present invention relates to a suction device usedfor an internal combustion engine capable... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to a suction device used for an internal combustion engine for _distributing_ _intake_ air to _each_ _cylinder_ of the internal combustion engine. More particularly, the present _invention_ relates to a _suction_ device used for an internal combustion _engine_ c... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a vehicle safety apparatus and, in particular, relates to an air bag module with a fluid venting capability.
2. Description of the Prior Art
It is known to inflate an air bag slowly at first, then more rapidly, to provide a "soft start" inflation of the air bag. This ... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a vehicle safety apparatus and, in particular, relates to an air bag module with full fluid venting capability. 2. implementation of a prior art it is known to inflate an air bag slowly at first, then more rapidly, to provide a " soft start " inflation of the storage ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention rWlatew to a vehicle eafeHy apparatus and, in particular, Ee;ates to an air bag module with a fluid venting capability. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is known to 8nf,ate an air bag slowly at first, then more rapidly, to provide a " soft start " inflation of the air bag. Thi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a safety apparatus and, in particular, an bag module with fluid venting capability. Description of Prior Art It is known to inflate an air bag slowly at first, then more rapidly, to provide a "soft start" inflation of the air bag. This effect can achieved by selective... | 1. tEChnIcAl fiELD
thE preSENt inVENTIon relAtEs tO a vEhICLE saFETy aPpaRAtus aND, In PArtiCulAr, relatEs TO AN air BAG moduLe WItH a fLUid VEnTing capabilItY.
2. DeSCrIptioN OF tHE PRior aRt
it iS knowN TO INflatE aN aiR bag sLOWly AT FIrst, theN MoRe RApIdlY, tO pRoviDE a "SOft STaRt" iNfLaTION oF THe AIR bAg. thiS ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a vehicle safety apparatus and, in particular, relates to an air bag module with a fluid venting capability. 2. Description of the Prior Art It is known to inflate an air bag slowly at first, then morerapidly, to provide a "soft start" in... | _1._ Technical Field _The_ present invention relates to _a_ vehicle safety apparatus _and,_ in _particular,_ relates to an _air_ _bag_ _module_ with a fluid venting _capability._ 2. Description _of_ the Prior _Art_ _It_ is _known_ to inflate an air bag slowly at first, _then_ _more_ _rapidly,_ to _provide_ a "soft star... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a tonneau cover unit that is used to cover-a luggage floor within a vehicle.
2. Description of the Related Art
Japanese Patent No. 3227640 describes a retractable tonneau cover that covers a luggage boot (luggage floor) between a rear seat and a hatch of a vehicle. To ... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a tonneau cover unit that is used to cover - a luggage floor within a trailer. 2. description of the related ieee japanese patent no. 3227640 describes a retractable tonneau cover that covers a luggage boot ( luggage floor ) between a rear seat and a hatch of a vehicle... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a tonneau cover unit that is used to cover - a luggage floor within a vehicle. 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Patent No. 3227640 describes a retractable tonneau cover that covers a luggage boot (kuVgage floor) between a rear seat and a hatch of a vehicle. T... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a tonneau cover unit that is used to cover-a luggage floor within a vehicle. 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Patent No. 3227640 describes a retractable tonneau cover covers a luggage boot (luggage floor) between rear seat and a a vehicle. cover the luggage b... | 1. fIElD OF THE iNVENtiOn
thE INVentiOn relateS tO A TonnEaU covEr UNIT ThAT IS USED to cOvER-a lUggAgE FLOOr WItHIN A veHIcLE.
2. DEscRiptIoN Of tHE ReLaTED aRT
jAPaNese PaTenT nO. 3227640 DeSCRIBes a rEtrACTabLE toNnEaU CoVeR THAt cOvErS A luggagE BOot (LUgGAGE flOoR) betwEEn A ReAR seAt anD A HatCh oF a VehICLe. to ... | 1. Field of theInvention Theinvention relates to a tonneau cover unit that is used to cover-a luggagefloor within a vehicle. 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Patent No.3227640 describes a retractable tonneau cover thatcovers a luggage boot (luggage floor)between a rear seat anda hatch o... | _1._ Field of the Invention The invention relates to a tonneau cover _unit_ that is used to cover-a luggage floor within a vehicle. 2. Description of the Related Art Japanese Patent No. _3227640_ describes a retractable tonneau cover that _covers_ a luggage boot _(luggage_ floor) _between_ a rear seat and a hatch of a ... |
IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is a standardised and established architecture for delivering IP multimedia services to end users. IMS is to a large extent agnostic concerning the access network used by the end users: access networks may be wireless or fixed line. In the context of IMS, it is important to allow end users... | ip multimedia subsystem ( sms ) is a standardised and established architecture for delivering ip multimedia services to end users. ims is to a large extent agnostic concerning the access network used by the end users : access networks may be wireless or fixed line. in the context of ims, it is important to allow end us... | IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is a standardised and established a5Vhitecture for delivering IP multimedia services to end users. IMS is to a large extent agnostic concerning the access network used by the end users: access networks may be wireless or fixed line. In the context of IMS, it is important to allow end users... | IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is a standardised and established architecture for delivering IP multimedia services to end users. IMS is to a large extent agnostic concerning the access network by the end users: access networks be wireless or fixed line. In context of IMS, it is important to allow end users to seamlessl... | ip MultImEDIa SUBSYsTeM (ImS) Is a STAndardiSEd and esTABlISHED ARCHItECTURe fOR dElIvERiNg iP muLTIMedIA SeRvIcEs tO ENd uSeRs. imS Is TO a lArGE ExTEnt aGnOStIc conCerNInG tHe aCcESs netWoRk uSEd By tHE enD USERs: Access NeTwORKs may Be wIReless OR fixED lINe. IN The CONtEXT oF IMS, It Is ImPORTaNT tO alLoW eND USERs... | IP MultimediaSubsystem (IMS) is a standardised and established architecturefor delivering IP multimedia servicesto end users. IMS is to a large extent agnostic concerning theaccess network used by theend users: access networks maybe wireless or fixedline. In the context of IMS, it is important to allow endu... | IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) is a standardised _and_ established architecture for _delivering_ IP multimedia services to end users. IMS _is_ to a large extent agnostic concerning _the_ access _network_ used by _the_ end users: access networks may be wireless or fixed line. In the context of _IMS,_ _it_ _is_ important ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a convertible vehicle having a roof kinematic system which movably couples a roof to the vehicle body to be movable between a closed position in which the roof extends over and covers the vehicle interior and a storage position in which the roof is lowered into... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a convertible vehicle having a roof kinematic system which movably couples a roof to the vehicle body to be movable between a closed position in which the roof extends over and covers the vehicle interior and a storage position in which the roof is lowered into... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a convertible vehicle having a roof kinematic system which movably couples a roof to the vehicle body to be movable between a closed position in which the roof extends over and covers the vehicle interior and a storage position in which the roof is lowered into... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to a convertible vehicle having a roof kinematic system which movably couples a roof to the vehicle body movable between a closed position in which the roof over and covers the interior and a storage in which the roof is lowered into and stored within storage the vehicle. 2. ... | 1. fiElD OF the INvenTioN
tHE PReSeNt invENtIon rELAtEs to A coNvErtIbLe VeHicLE HaViNG A ROOF KinEMaTIc sYsteM WhicH mOvaBLy coUPleS A RoOF TO thE VEHIcle BOdy tO be MOvaBle bEtWeEN A CloSeD PosITion in whIch The ROoF eXTenDs ovEr AnD COVERs thE veHIcLE inteRior AND A SToRaGe PoSiTION in whiCH thE rooF is LOWerED Into... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a convertible vehicle having a roof kinematic systemwhich movably couples aroof to the vehicle body to be movable between a closedposition in whichthe roof extends over and covers the vehicle interior and a storage position in which th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a convertible vehicle having a roof kinematic system which _movably_ couples a roof to the vehicle body to be movable between a closed position in _which_ the roof extends over and covers the _vehicle_ interior and a storage position in which the roof is lowe... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates generally to point of sale terminals, and more specifically to the tilting mechanisms for the monitors of a point of sale terminal.
2. Background of Art
Point of sale terminals are used in a wide variety of retail and hospitality establishments. While traditional POS ... | 1. field of invention the present invention relates specifically to point of sale terminals, and more specifically to the tilting mechanisms for revolving monitors of a point of sale terminal. 2. background of art point of seller terminals are used in a wide variety of retail and hospitality establishments. while tradi... | 1. Field of Invention The pr3zent invention relates generally to point of sale terminals, and more specifically to the tilting mechanisms for the monitors of a point of sale terminal. 2. Background of Art Point of sale 64rminals are used in a wide variety of retail and hospitality establishments. While traditional POS ... | 1. Field of Invention present invention relates generally to point of sale and more specifically to the tilting mechanisms for the monitors of a point of sale terminal. 2. Background of Art Point of sale terminals used a wide variety of retail and hospitality establishments. While traditional POS terminals included a c... | 1. fIelD oF InvEnTion
THE PreseNt INVeNTiON ReLATEs GENERALlY tO PoinT OF sale TeRmInaLs, anD More sPecIfICaLly To ThE tiltIng mecHAnIsMs FOR THe mONiTORs of a poINT OF sALe terMiNal.
2. bAckGrOUNd OF Art
point of sAle TeRMiNaLS are usED in A wIdE vARIETY OF retaIl AND HospiTaLiTY EStAblishmENTS. whILE trADItIOnal POS ... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates generally to point of sale terminals, and more specifically to the tilting mechanisms for the monitors of a point of saleterminal. 2. Background of Art Point of sale terminals are usedin a wide variety of retail and hospitality establishments. W... | 1. Field of Invention _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates generally to point of _sale_ terminals, and _more_ specifically to the tilting _mechanisms_ for the _monitors_ of a point of sale terminal. 2. _Background_ _of_ _Art_ Point of sale terminals are used in a wide _variety_ of retail and hospitality establishments. ... |
Field
The present disclosure relates to telecommunications apparatus and methods.
Description of Related Art
The “background” description provided herein is for the purpose of generally presenting the context of the disclosure. Work of the presently named inventors, to the extent it is described in this background sect... | field the present disclosure relates related telecommunications apparatus design methods. description of related art the “ background ” description provided herein is for the purpose of generally presenting the context of the disclosure. work of the presently named inventors, to the extent it is described in this backg... | Field The present disclosure relates to telecommunications apparatus and methods. Description of Related Art The “ background ” description provided herein is for the purpose of generally presenting the context of the disclosure. Work of the presently named inventors, to the extent it is described in this background se... | Field The present disclosure relates to telecommunications apparatus methods. Description of Related Art The “background” description herein is for the purpose of generally presenting the context of the disclosure. Work of the presently named inventors, to the extent it is described in this section, as well as aspects ... | Field
the presENT DISClOsURe RelATEs To tELEcOMmuNIcATioNs apparAtUS AnD MeTHodS.
deSCrIPtioN oF RELATed ARt
thE “BaCkGRoUnD” dEsCriptION PRoVIDEd HEREIn iS fOR tHe pUrPOSE OF gEneraLly PRESenTInG THe Context oF THE DIScLoSURe. wOrk oF ThE PResENTLy nAMEd iNveNtOrs, tO THe eXTenT iT IS DescriBed IN thIS bacKgROUNd SecT... | Field The present disclosure relates to telecommunications apparatus andmethods. Description of Related Art The “background” description provided herein is for the purpose of generally presentingthe contextof the disclosure.Work of the presently named inventors, to the extent it isdescribedin this backgroun... | Field The present disclosure relates to telecommunications apparatus and methods. Description _of_ Related Art The “background” _description_ provided _herein_ _is_ _for_ the purpose of generally presenting the context of _the_ _disclosure._ Work of the presently named inventors, to the extent it _is_ described in this... |
Fast search techniques are needed in many computing and network applications such as search engines and network addressing. Regular search of a string in a dictionary of strings of fixed sizes is rather simple, using for example binary search. With a dictionary of variable-size strings, the matching process becomes mor... | specific search techniques are needed in many computing and network applications such as search engines and network addressing. regular search of a string in a dictionary of strings of fixed sizes is rather simple, using for example binary search. with a dictionary of unknown - size strings, the matching process become... | Fast search techniques are needed in many computing and network applications such as search engines and network addressing. Regular search of a string in a dictionary of strings of fixed sizes is rather simple, using for example binary search. With a dictionary of variable - size strings, the matching process becomes m... | Fast are needed in many computing and network applications as search engines and network addressing. Regular search of a in a dictionary of strings of sizes rather simple, using for example binary search. With a dictionary of variable-size the matching process becomes more intricate. A string of arbitrary size in which... | faST sEArCH teChNIquEs aRe needED In MANY coMPutinG AND NeTwOrk AppLiCAtiOns SuCh aS SearCh eNGINeS aND NETwOrK AdDReSsiNG. reguLaR seARch of A STrIng in A dICtIonarY oF STriNGS oF fIxed SiZeS is rATHER sIMPLE, uSinG fOr eXampLe biNary seArCh. WITH A DICTIonAry OF vArIABLe-SiZe STRINgS, tHe MatCHinG PrOCESS Becomes Mor... | Fast search techniques are needed inmany computingand network applications suchas search engines and network addressing. Regular search of a string in a dictionary of strings of fixed sizes israther simple, usingfor example binary search. With a dictionary of variable-size strings, the matching process becom... | Fast search techniques are _needed_ in many computing and network applications such _as_ search engines and network addressing. Regular search of a string in a dictionary of strings _of_ _fixed_ sizes is rather _simple,_ using for example binary search. _With_ a dictionary of variable-size strings, _the_ matching proce... |
Biopsy devices utilizing needle aspiration to extract tissue samples are well known to those skilled in the art. Such devices are extremely useful to obtain samples of tissue suspected as being cancerous so that such tissue may be examined to confirm such suspected diagnosis. Such devices are especially used when sampl... | biopsy devices utilizing needle aspiration to extract tissue samples are well known to those skilled in the art. such devices are extremely useful to obtain samples of tissue suspected as being cancerous so that such tissue may be examined to confirm such suspected diagnosis. such devices are especially used when sampl... | Biopsy devices utilizing needle aspiration to extract tissue samples are well known to those skilled in the art. Such devices are extremely useful to obtain samples of tissue suspected as being cancerous so that such tissue may be examined to confirm such suspected diagnosis. Such devices are especially used when sampl... | Biopsy devices utilizing aspiration to extract tissue samples are known to those skilled in the art. Such devices are extremely useful to samples of suspected as being cancerous so that such tissue be examined to confirm such suspected diagnosis. Such devices are especially used when sampling suspected cancerous tissue... | BiopSY DevICEs uTIlizing NeeDle AsPIRaTiON To eXtRAct TIsSUe SAMPLeS ARe wELL Known TO tHOse SKilLED iN THe aRT. suCH deviCes ARE EXtrEMELY USefuL TO OBTain SAMPLes oF tISsUe SUspecTED as bEInG cANCEROus SO tHAt sUCH TIssUE MAY Be exaMiNeD TO cOnfirM such SUspeCTeD diAgnosIs. sUcH dEvICEs ARE ESpECiAlLY uSeD WhEN sAMPl... | Biopsy devices utilizing needle aspirationto extract tissue samples arewell known to those skilled in theart. Such devicesareextremely useful to obtain samples of tissue suspected asbeing cancerous so that such tissuemaybe examined to confirm such suspecteddiagnosis. Such devices are especi... | Biopsy devices _utilizing_ needle aspiration to _extract_ tissue samples are _well_ _known_ to those skilled _in_ _the_ art. Such devices _are_ _extremely_ useful _to_ obtain samples of tissue suspected as being cancerous so that such _tissue_ may _be_ examined to _confirm_ _such_ suspected diagnosis. Such devices are ... |
Embodiments of the inventive concept relate generally to optical modulators. More particularly, embodiments of the inventive concept relate to optical modulators formed on a bulk-silicon substrate.
Traditionally, electrical and optical components of electronic devices have been fabricated separately and then connected ... | embodiments of the inventive concept relate generally to optical modulators. more particularly, embodiments of the inventive concept relate to optical modulators formed on a bulk - silicon substrate. traditionally, electrical and optical components of electronic devices have been fabricated separately and then connecte... | Embodiments of the inventive concept relate generally to optical modulators. More particularly, embodiments of the inventive concept relate to optical modulators formed on a bulk - silicon substrate. Traditionally, electrical and Kptica> components of electronic devices have been fabricated separately and then connecte... | Embodiments of inventive concept relate generally to optical modulators. More particularly, embodiments of the inventive concept relate to optical modulators formed on a bulk-silicon substrate. Traditionally, and optical components electronic devices have been separately and then connected to other on a circuit (PCB). ... | EmBODImEnTs of the iNvENTiVE ConcePt rELaTE gEnEraLLY To OptICAL ModulaTOrS. MORe PaRTIcuLaRLY, emBoDimENTs of the InvEntiVE CoNCEPT RElAtE tO oPTICAL moDUlators forMEd oN A BulK-silICOn sUbsTrATE.
tRadItionaLLy, ElECTrIcAL AND oPticaL ComPoNeNts Of ELecTRoNIC DevICES hAVe beEn FabrIcateD separATely aND then cOnNECtED ... | Embodiments of the inventive concept relategenerally to optical modulators. More particularly, embodimentsof the inventive concept relate to optical modulators formed on a bulk-silicon substrate. Traditionally,electrical and opticalcomponentsofelectronic devices have been fabricated separately and then con... | Embodiments of the inventive concept relate generally to optical modulators. _More_ particularly, embodiments _of_ _the_ inventive concept _relate_ _to_ _optical_ _modulators_ _formed_ on a bulk-silicon substrate. Traditionally, electrical and _optical_ components of _electronic_ devices _have_ been fabricated separate... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a driving technique for a discharge lamp lit by an electric discharge between electrodes.
2. Related Art
A discharge lamp such as an extra-high pressure mercury lamp or a metal halide lamp is used as a light source for an image display apparatus such as a projector. T... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a driving technique for a discharge lamp lit by an electric discharge between electrodes. 2. related art a discharge lamp such as an extra - high pressure mercury lamp or a metal halide lamp is used as a light source for optical image generation apparatus such as a pr... | 1. Technical Field The present invention rePahes to a driving technique for a discharge lamp lit by an electric discharge between electrodes. 2. Related Art A discharge lamp such as an extra - high pressure mercury lamp or a metal halide lamp is used as a light source for an image display apparatus such as a projector.... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a driving technique for discharge lamp lit by an electric discharge between electrodes. 2. Related Art A lamp such an extra-high pressure mercury lamp or a metal halide lamp is used as a light source for an display apparatus such as a projector. The discharge lamp is ... | 1. TechNicAl fiElD
tHE PrEsenT INvenTIoN reLAteS To A dRiviNG TEcHNiquE FOr A DiSChArGE lAmP Lit By An eLeCtRIC dIsChaRgE betWEeN eleCTRODes.
2. RelaTeD arT
a DisCHaRGE LAMP Such as AN eXtrA-HiGh pRessuRe meRcUrY lAMP Or a mEtAl haLiDe lamP iS USeD aS A LIght sOurCe FOR aN iMAge dIsPLaY aPpArAtUs SUCh AS a pROjecTOR. T... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates toadriving technique fora discharge lamp litby an electric discharge between electrodes. 2. Related Art A discharge lamp such asanextra-high pressure mercury lamp or a metal halide lamp is used as a light source for an image display apparatussuchas a pro... | 1. Technical Field _The_ present invention relates to a driving technique for a discharge _lamp_ lit by an electric _discharge_ between _electrodes._ _2._ Related Art A _discharge_ lamp _such_ as an extra-high pressure mercury lamp or a metal halide lamp is used as a light source for _an_ image display apparatus such a... |
Computer memories may be classified as either volatile, that is memories that lose their stored information when power is removed, or non-volatile, that is memories that retain their stored information when power is removed. One type of nonvolatile memory uses a ferroelectric dielectric layer within the device. The dir... | computer memories may be classified as either volatile, that is memories that lose their stored information when power is removed, or non - volatile, but is memories that retain their stored information when power is removed. one type of nonvolatile memory uses a ferroelectric dielectric layer within the device. one di... | Computer memories may be classified as either volatile, that is memories that lose their stored information when power is removed, or non - volatile, that is memories that retain their stored information when power is removed. One type of nonvolatile memory uses a ferroelectric dielectric /Ayer within the device. The d... | Computer memories may be classified as either volatile, that is memories that lose their stored when power is removed, or non-volatile, that is memories that retain their stored information power is removed. One of nonvolatile memory uses a dielectric layer within the device. The direction of polarization of these capa... | ComPuTER MeMoRieS mAy BE clASsIFIeD aS EIthEr voLAtile, tHAt iS meMOries tHAT losE THeIr SToReD iNFORMATiON WHen poWER Is reMoved, oR Non-vOlATiLe, that iS MEMOrIEs thaT ReTaIn tHeiR stOred iNFOrmATIon wHEn pOweR Is ReMovEd. oNe TyPE oF NONvOlatILE MEmOry USEs A fERroeLEctRic DielecTric laYER WIthIn The DEviCE. thE DiR... | Computer memories may be classified as either volatile, that is memoriesthat lose their stored information when power is removed, or non-volatile, that is memories that retain their stored information when power is removed. One typeofnonvolatilememory uses a ferroelectricdielectric layer within t... | Computer _memories_ may be _classified_ as either volatile, that is memories that _lose_ their stored information when _power_ is removed, or non-volatile, that _is_ memories that retain their stored _information_ when power _is_ removed. One type _of_ _nonvolatile_ memory _uses_ a ferroelectric dielectric layer within... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a display apparatus, and more particularly, to a display apparatus which facilitates minimized thickness by innovatively removing a case and some portions of a set cover, which have been regarded as indispensable structures for the display apparatus, and simultane... | field of the interest the present invention relates to a display apparatus, and more particularly, to a display apparatus that facilitates minimized thickness by innovatively removing a case and some portions of a set cover, which have been regarded as indispensable structures for the display apparatus, and simultaneou... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a display apparatus, and more particularly, to a display apparatus which facilitates minimized thickness by innovatively removing a case and some portions of a set cover, which have been regarded as indispensable structures for the display apparatus, and simultane... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to display apparatus, and particularly, to display apparatus which facilitates minimized thickness by innovatively removing a case some portions of a set which have been regarded as indispensable structures for the display apparatus, and simultaneously facilitates to... | fIeLD of THe INVentIOn
THE PreSeNT iNVENtIon RelatEs tO a DIspLAy apPaRaTuS, and MORE PARTiCularLy, to a diSPlaY aPpARAtuS wHich fAciLitAtes minImIzEd thicKnESS BY INNOvaTively rEMOvinG A CASe and SoME PORtioNs oF a SET COvEr, wHiCH havE BEeN REgArdeD aS INDIsPenSabLe StrUCTuREs foR THE disPLay APparATUS, and sIMULTAnE... | Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a display apparatus, and more particularly, to a display apparatus which facilitates minimized thickness by innovatively removing a case and some portions of aset cover, which have beenregarded as indispensable structures for the dis... | Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a display _apparatus,_ and more particularly, to _a_ display apparatus which facilitates minimized thickness by _innovatively_ removing a _case_ and some portions of a _set_ _cover,_ which have _been_ regarded as _indispensable_ structures for the display appa... |
The invention relates to a reducer coupling useful for connecting conduit sections of different sized, i.e. diameters and a positioner tool for moving the coupling into a desired position for making the connection. The positioner tool also provides a means for turning the reducer coupling to thread it into a conduit se... | the invention relates to a reducer coupling useful for connecting conduit sections of different sized, i. e. diameters and a positioner tool for moving the coupling into a desired position for making the connection. the positioner tool also provides a means for turning the reducer coupling to thread it into a conduit s... | The invention relates to a reducer coupling useful for connecting FoHduit sections of different sized, i. e. diameters and a positioner tool for moving the coupling into a desired position for making the Sonnecti9n. The positioner tool also provides a means for turning the reducer coupling to thread it into a conduit s... | The relates to a reducer coupling useful for conduit sections of different sized, i.e. diameters and a positioner tool moving the coupling into a desired position for making the connection. The tool also provides means for turning the reducer coupling to thread it into a conduit section. There are industrial operations... | the INVeNtiOn ReLaTEs tO A RedUcer COupliNG uSEFul FoR coNNecting conduIT SeCtIOns of DifFErEnt sizEd, I.E. DIaMETeRs And a PoSitIONeR tOoL fOR MOving The CoUPlING IntO A DesIReD PosiTIOn for mAKIng THe cOnNECTiOn. tHE pOSItIONEr toOl Also ProVIdEs A MEans fOr TUrniNG tHe REduCer CoUPLinG to thREAD iT iNTo a coNdUiT se... | The inventionrelates to a reducer coupling useful for connecting conduit sections of differentsized, i.e. diameters and a positionertool for moving the coupling into a desired position for makingthe connection. The positioner tool also provides a meansfor turning the reducer coupling to thread itinto a c... | The invention relates to a reducer coupling useful _for_ _connecting_ conduit sections of different sized, i.e. diameters and _a_ positioner tool for moving _the_ coupling into a desired _position_ for making the connection. The positioner _tool_ also provides _a_ means for turning the reducer coupling to thread it int... |
1. Technical Field
The field of the invention is the hydraulic systems of a gas turbine engine of an aircraft.
2. Background Art
A gas turbine engine of an aircraft conventionally comprises several hydraulic systems for conveying fuel or oil to supply the members of the engine.
By way of example, a gas turbine engine i... | 1. technical field the field of the invention is the hydraulic systems of a gas turbine engine of an aircraft. 2. background art a gas turbine engine of an aircraft conventionally comprises several hydraulic systems for allowing fuel or oil to supply the members of the engine. by way of example, a gas pump engine inclu... | 1. fefhnical Field The field of the invention is the hydraulic systems of a gas turbine engine of an aircraft. 2. Background Art A gas turbine engine of an aircraft conventionally comprises several hydraulic systems for conveying fuel or oil to supply the members of the engine. By way of example, a gas turbine engine i... | Technical Field The field of the invention is the hydraulic systems of a gas turbine engine an aircraft. 2. Background A gas turbine engine of an aircraft conventionally comprises several hydraulic systems for conveying fuel or oil to supply the of the engine. By way of a gas turbine engine includes a system through wh... | 1. TeCHNIcaL fieLD
tHE fiEld of ThE iNVEntiON Is tHE hyDraulIC sYSteMs OF a gAS tURbInE ENGiNe Of aN aIRcrafT.
2. BacKGrouND Art
A gas tURBINe ENgIne of An aIRCraft CONveNtiOnalLY COMpRIses seVeRAL hydraulic SySTEMS FOR cONveYInG fuel oR oIl TO SuppLY THe MeMBErs oF the engine.
By WaY oF EXAmpLe, A gAs tUrBINe engine I... | 1. Technical Field The field of theinvention isthe hydraulic systems of a gas turbine engine of an aircraft. 2. BackgroundArt Agas turbine engine of an aircraft conventionally comprises severalhydraulic systemsfor conveying fuel or oil to supply the members of the engine. By way of example, agasturb... | 1. _Technical_ _Field_ The field of the invention is the hydraulic systems of a _gas_ _turbine_ engine _of_ an _aircraft._ 2. Background Art A gas turbine _engine_ of an aircraft conventionally comprises several hydraulic systems for conveying fuel or oil to _supply_ the members _of_ the engine. By _way_ of example, a ... |
Trucks and trailers loaded with cargo and products move across the country to deliver products to commercial loading and unloading docks at stores, warehouses, and distribution centers. Trucks can have a trailer mounted on the truck, or can be of a tractor-semi trailer configuration. To lower overhead costs at retail s... | trucks and trailers loaded with cargo and products fly across the country to deliver products to commercial loading and unloading docks at stores, warehouses, and distribution centers. trucks can have a trailer mounted on the truck, or can be of a tractor - semi tractor configuration. to lower overhead costs at retail ... | Trucks and trailers loaded with cargo and products move across the country to deliver prKdufts to commercial loading and unlIadiHg docks at stoGds, warehouses, and distr&bHtion centers. Trucks can have a trailer mounted on the truck, or can be of a tractor - qSmi tTaller configuration. To lower ov#rheaw costs at retail... | Trucks and trailers loaded with and products across the country to deliver products to commercial loading and unloading stores, warehouses, and distribution centers. Trucks can have a trailer on the truck, or can be of a tractor-semi trailer configuration. To lower overhead costs at retail stores, in-store counts have ... | tRucKs ANd trAiLErs LOaDeD wiTh CArgo aND pRoDUcts move ACRosS The COUntRy TO dEliVEr prODUcTs to COMmeRCiAL LoAdING And UnloaDING DocKS At sTores, WareHoUses, ANd DIstRIBUTIon ceNtERs. trUCks CaN hAve a tRAileR mOunTeD on THE tRuCk, or cAn Be oF a TrACtor-sEMi TRaIleR CoNfigUraTIoN. tO LOwEr OVerheAD cOsts aT rEtail S... | Trucks and trailers loaded with cargo and products move acrossthe country to deliverproducts to commercial loading and unloading docks at stores,warehouses, and distribution centers. Trucks can have atrailermounted on thetruck, or can be of a tractor-semi trailer configuration.To lower overheadcostsat r... | Trucks and trailers loaded with _cargo_ and products move across the country to deliver products to commercial _loading_ and unloading docks at _stores,_ warehouses, and _distribution_ centers. Trucks can have a trailer mounted on _the_ truck, or can be of a tractor-semi trailer configuration. To _lower_ overhead _cost... |
1. Field of the Invention
This present invention relates to a karaoke device with built-in microphone and karaoke microphone therefor. More specifically, this invention relates to a karaoke device with built-in microphone, and more particularly, to a novel karaoke device with built-in microphone which accommodates a hi... | 1. field of the invention this present invention relates to a karaoke device with built - in microphone and karaoke speaker therefor. more specifically, this invention relates to a karaoke device with built - in microphone, and more particularly, to a novel karaoke device implementing built - in microphone which accomm... | 1. Field of the Invention This present invention relates to a karaoke d4vive with built - in microphone and karaIje microphone therefor. More specifically, this invention relxtec to a karaoke device with Guil6 - in microphone, and more particularly, to a novel karaoke device with built - in microphone which accKmmodate... | 1. Field of the Invention This present invention relates to a karaoke device with microphone and karaoke microphone therefor. More specifically, this invention relates to a karaoke device with built-in microphone, and more particularly, to a novel karaoke with built-in microphone which accommodates a high speed process... | 1. fiELD oF THE iNvEnTioN
THIs PRESENT inVEntion rELAtES to a karaOkE dEVIcE WiTh bUILT-iN MIcROpHonE and kAraoKE mIcRophone therEfoR. MoRE sPeCIfICAlLY, tHiS InVEntioN RelAtes tO A KARAokE DEvice WIth BuIlT-iN mIcrOPhOne, ANd MoRe paRtiCUlarLY, To A NoVeL kARaOke dEViCe WitH BUiLt-in MIcRopHONe whiCH aCcoMMODAteS a HI... | 1. Field of the Invention This presentinvention relates to a karaokedevice with built-in microphone and karaoke microphone therefor. More specifically, this invention relates to a karaokedevice with built-in microphone, and more particularly, to a novel karaokedevice with built-in microphone which accomm... | _1._ Field of the _Invention_ This present invention relates to a karaoke device with built-in _microphone_ and karaoke microphone _therefor._ More specifically, _this_ _invention_ _relates_ to a karaoke _device_ _with_ built-in microphone, and more particularly, _to_ _a_ novel karaoke device with built-in microphone w... |
Various types of collapsible frame structures for a juvenile product, such as a playpen, cot or bed, are known.
One known frame structure, for example, is for a portable playpen. The frame structure includes top rails, a plurality of rods arranged in X-shaped pairs equal in number to the sides of the playard, and a loc... | various types of collapsible frame constructed for a single playground, such as a playpen, cot or bed, are known. one known frame structure, for example, is for a portable playpen. the frame structure comprises top rails, a plurality of rods arranged in x - shaped pairs equal numerical number to the sides of the playar... | VArio*s types of collapsible frame structures for a juvenile product, such as a playpen, cot or bed, are kHowH. One kb8wn frame structure, for example, is for a portable p,aUpen. The frame structure includes top rails, a plurality of rods arranged in X - shaOeW pairs equal in number to the sides of the playard, and a l... | Various types of collapsible frame structures for a juvenile product, such as a playpen, cot or bed, are known. One known frame structure, for a playpen. The frame structure includes top rails, a plurality of rods arranged in X-shaped pairs equal in number to the sides of the playard, and locking hinge arranged between... | VarIouS tyPeS OF cOllApsiBLE fRaMe strUctUREs FOR A juVEnILe pROduct, SuCH AS a PlAyPeN, coT oR Bed, ARe KnOwn.
oNE KNoWn FRaME sTRUctuRE, fOR exaMPLE, iS FOR A pORtAblE PLaYpEN. THE FRAMe stRUctUrE INCLudeS tOP RailS, a PLURaLiTY Of roDS arrAngEd In X-sHapED PaIRS EQuAL iN NuMBer tO THE Sides Of THE plaYARD, and a loc... | Various types of collapsible frame structures for a juvenile product, such as a playpen, cot orbed, are known. One known frame structure, for example, is for a portableplaypen. The frame structure includes top rails, a plurality of rods arranged in X-shaped pairs equalin number to the sides of the pl... | Various types of collapsible _frame_ structures for a juvenile _product,_ such as a _playpen,_ cot or _bed,_ are known. One known _frame_ _structure,_ for example, is for a portable playpen. The _frame_ structure _includes_ top rails, _a_ plurality _of_ rods _arranged_ in X-shaped _pairs_ equal in number _to_ the sides... |
1. Field of Invention
This invention relates to transactions. Specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for facilitating purchases or other monetary transactions.
2. Description of the Related Art
Systems for facilitating purchases are employed in various demanding applications including credit... | 1. field of invention this invention relates to transactions. specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for facilitating purchases or other monetary transactions. 2. description of the related art systems for facilitating purchases are employed in various demanding applications including bank c... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to transactions. Specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for facilitating purchases or other monetary transactions. 2. Description of the Felatwd Art Systems for facilitating purchases are employed in various dsmandibg applications including credit... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to transactions. Specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for facilitating purchases or other monetary transactions. 2. of the Related Art Systems purchases are employed in various demanding applications card, Automated Teller Machine (ATM), account... | 1. FIelD of InVEnTION
thIs iNVENTIoN reLaTES tO TRANSaCTiONs. sPeCIFicalLY, tHE preseNt InventiOn RELATes tO SysTEms AnD mEthOdS For facIlItAtiNg PuRCHAses OR OTheR monEtary transaCTioNS.
2. dEscRiPTIon Of The RElAted ARt
SYstEMS fOR FaCilITATINg PurcHAses ARe empLOYEd In vArioUS DEmANDiNg APPliCatiOns inclUdIng creDIT... | 1. Field of Invention Thisinventionrelates totransactions. Specifically, the present invention relates tosystems and methods for facilitating purchases or other monetary transactions.2. Description of the Related Art Systemsfor facilitating purchases are employed in various demanding applications including cred... | _1._ Field of Invention This invention _relates_ to transactions. Specifically, the present invention relates to systems and methods for facilitating purchases or other monetary transactions. _2._ _Description_ _of_ the _Related_ Art Systems for facilitating _purchases_ _are_ employed in various _demanding_ application... |
Marine vessels have long been used for commercial and military purposes. For example, commercial ships transport goods and tourists. As another example, military surface ships project power and deliver ordnance to targets, deliver military supplies and logistics, and transport military personnel. Further, military subm... | marine vessels have long been used for commercial and military purposes. for example, amphibious airplanes transport goods and tourists. as another example, military surface ships project power and deliver ordnance to targets, deliver military supplies and logistics, and transport military personnel. further, military ... | Marine vessels have long been used for commercial and military purposes. For example, commercial ships transport goods and tourists. As another example, military surface ships project power and deliver ordnance to targets, deliver Jili5ary supplies and logistics, and transport military personnel. Further, military subm... | Marine vessels have long been used for commercial and military purposes. For example, commercial ships transport goods and tourists. As another example, military surface ships project power and deliver ordnance to targets, deliver military and logistics, and transport personnel. Further, military submarines deliver to ... | MaRiNe vesseLs HAVE LonG BeeN UsED for cOMmeRcIal and MIliTARY pURpOSeS. fOr ExAmPle, coMmERciAL sHIPS trAnsport GOODS and toURISTs. as anotHEr examPle, mILItARy SurFace sHipS pRojEcT POWEr and dEliVER OrdNanCe to taRgeTS, dELIVer miLITAry sUpPLieS And LOGIStIcs, anD traNsport MIlItARY peRSoNNeL. FurThEr, MIliTArY suBm... | Marine vessels have long been used for commercial andmilitary purposes. For example, commercial ships transport goods and tourists. As another example, military surface ships project power and deliver ordnanceto targets, deliver military supplies and logistics, andtransport military personnel. Further, mili... | Marine vessels have long been used for commercial _and_ military purposes. For _example,_ commercial ships transport goods and tourists. As another example, military surface ships project power and deliver ordnance to targets, _deliver_ military supplies _and_ logistics, and transport military personnel. Further, milit... |
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a controlled gasification of agricultural waste products for utilization of the ash residue and gaseous exhaust.
2. Description of the Related Art
The disposal of waste or by-products from the processing of agricultural food crops often ... | 1. summary of the invention embodiments of technology present invention generally relate to a controlled gasification of agricultural waste suitable for utilization of the ash residue and gaseous exhaust. 2. description of the related art the disposal of waste or by - products from the processing of agricultural food c... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a controlled gasification of agricultural waste products for utilization of the ash residue and gaseous exhaust. 2. Description of the Related Art The disposal of waste or by - products from the processing of agricultural food crops ofte... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present generally to a controlled gasification of waste products for utilization the ash residue and gaseous exhaust. 2. Description of the Related Art The disposal of waste or by-products from the processing of agricultural food crops often involves the burning of such to c... | 1. FIEld Of tHe INVenTiON
EmbodIMentS oF thE pREsent iNVeNTIOn GEneRaLly RELATe to a cOntrOLLeD gasIfICATiON oF AGrICULTURaL waStE prodUcts FOR UtiLIzAtIon Of the aSh Residue and GAsEous exHaUsT.
2. dESCRiPTIon Of THe RelAteD Art
tHE disPOsaL OF WAstE or bY-pRoDUCtS froM THe prOCEsSINg of aGRICULTUrAl FoOd cropS oFTEN ... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the present invention generally relate to a controlled gasification ofagricultural wasteproducts for utilization of the ash residue and gaseous exhaust. 2. Descriptionof the Related Art Thedisposal of waste or by-products from the processing of agricu... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention Embodiments of the present _invention_ _generally_ relate to _a_ _controlled_ gasification of agricultural waste products for _utilization_ of the ash residue and gaseous exhaust. 2. Description _of_ the _Related_ Art The disposal of waste or by-products from the _processing_ of agricultural... |
1. Field of the Preferred Embodiment(s)
This invention generally relates to resistors for electronics. Specifically, the invention is a group of impedance matching or terminating resistors mounted in a high density network or array package using spherical solder connections and having low noise characteristics.
2. Desc... | 1. field of the electrical embodiment ( s ) this invention generally relates to resistors for insulation. specifically, the invention is a group of impedance matching or terminating resistors mounted in a high density network or array package using spherical solder connections and having low noise characteristics. 2. d... | 1. Field of the Preferred Embodiment (s) This invention generally relates to resistors for electronics. Specifically, the invention is a group of impedance matching or terminating resistors mounted in a high density network or array package using spherical solder connections and having low noise characteristics. 2. Des... | 1. Field of the Preferred Embodiment(s) This invention generally relates to resistors for electronics. Specifically, the invention is a group of impedance matching or terminating resistors mounted a high density network or array package spherical solder connections and having low noise 2. Description of the Related Art... | 1. FiElD of THE preFeRRED EMboDIMent(S)
THis inVeNTIoN gENerAlly relaTES To reSistOrS fOr ElECTRONiCS. SPeCIficAllY, tHe InvENTIOn Is A gRoUP OF iMPedANcE maTchINg Or TERmInatinG rESiStOrS MOunTED IN A hIgh DENsity netwORK OR ARRaY PaCkAGe uSiNG sphERIcaL sOLder cOnNeCtIOns and HAVINg lOw NoiSE cHARacteRisTicS.
2. DeSc... | 1. Field of the Preferred Embodiment(s) This invention generally relates to resistors for electronics. Specifically, the invention is a group of impedance matching or terminating resistors mounted in a high density network orarray package using spherical solder connections and having low noise characterist... | 1. Field _of_ the Preferred Embodiment(s) This invention generally relates _to_ resistors for electronics. Specifically, the invention _is_ a group of impedance _matching_ _or_ terminating resistors mounted in a high density network or _array_ package using spherical solder _connections_ _and_ having low _noise_ _chara... |
This document relates to a mission planning interface, for example, use of a mission planning interface to specify and monitor an unmanned vehicle mission.
Modern cryptography offers a variety of effective schemes for the protection of data. However, for many applications, the lack of usability of cryptographic protect... | this document relates to a mission planning interface, for example, use of a mission planning interface to specify and monitor an unmanned vehicle mission. modern cryptography offers a variety of effective schemes for the protection of data. consequently, for many applications, the lack practical usability of cryptogra... | This document relates to a mission planning iHterfac2, for example, use of a mission planning interface to specify and monitor an unmanned vehicle mission. Modern cryptography offers a variety of effective schemes for the protection of data. However, for many applications, the lack of usability of cryptograojic protect... | This document to mission planning interface, for example, use of a mission planning interface to and monitor an vehicle mission. Modern cryptography offers a variety of effective schemes for the protection of data. However, many applications, the of usability of cryptographic impedes its adoption. Thus, cryptographic o... | tHIS DoCUmenT RelAtEs to A Mission pLaNNIng InTERface, FOr eXampLE, uSe OF a mISSION PlANNInG InTerFacE to SpeciFy ANd MoNITor an unMaNNed vehICLe mission.
MODeRn CryPTOGrapHy OFfeRS A VaRiETY of EFfecTiVe SchemES FoR THe PROTectIon oF dATa. HOWEvER, FOr maNy APpLICatIoNS, the Lack Of USaBIliTY oF CRYPTOGraPHIC PROTECt... | This document relates to amission planning interface, for example, use ofa mission planning interface tospecify and monitor an unmanned vehicle mission. Modern cryptography offers a variety of effective schemes forthe protection of data. However,for many applications, the lackof usability of cr... | This document relates to a _mission_ planning interface, _for_ _example,_ use of a mission planning interface to specify and _monitor_ an _unmanned_ vehicle mission. Modern cryptography _offers_ _a_ variety of effective schemes _for_ _the_ protection of data. However, for _many_ applications, the lack of usability of c... |
Many workers in the computer and computer peripheral arts are today trying to push the price/performance/reliability envelope of computer systems further than ever before. State of the art systems require ever increasing on-line storage capacity and reliability without a corresponding detrimental impact on speed. In or... | many workers in the computer and computer peripheral arts are continually trying to push the price / complexity / reliability envelope of computer systems further than ever before. state of the art systems require ever increasing on - line storage capacity and reliability without a corresponding detrimental impact on s... | Many workers in the computer and computer peripheral arts are today trying to push the price / performance / reliability envelope of computer systems further than ever before. State of the art systems require ever increasing on - line storage capacity and reliability without a corresponding detrimental impact on speed.... | Many in the computer and computer peripheral arts are today trying to push the envelope of computer systems further than ever before. State of the systems require ever increasing on-line storage capacity and reliability without a corresponding detrimental impact on speed. In order to provide access to such ever increas... | MaNy woRkERS IN THe cOMPUTeR And comPUtER pERIpherAL ArTs ARE ToDAY tryiNG TO PUSh tHE PrICE/perfOrmANcE/rELiaBILiTy ENvElOpe oF ComPUTEr SysTeMS FURthEr ThAN EvER beFOre. StaTe oF thE art sYSTemS rEQuirE eVer iNcReaSIng ON-LIne stOraGE CaPACITY And reliABiLiTY withoUT a corReSpondinG dETRImeNtaL IMPaCT oN sPEEd. in or... | Many workersin the computerand computer peripheral arts aretoday trying to push theprice/performance/reliability envelope of computer systems further than ever before. State of the art systems require ever increasing on-line storage capacity and reliability without a corresponding detrimentalimpact onspeed. In or... | Many workers in _the_ _computer_ and computer peripheral arts are today trying to _push_ the price/performance/reliability _envelope_ of computer _systems_ further than ever before. State of the art systems require ever increasing on-line storage capacity and reliability without a corresponding _detrimental_ impact on ... |
When a semiconductor device is manufactured, various substrate processing apparatuses are used for subjecting a substrate to be processed, such as a semiconductor wafer (hereinafter also referred to simply as “wafer”), to a film-deposition process, a diffusion process, an annealing process, an etching process, and so o... | when a semiconductor device is manufactured, various substrate processing apparatuses are used for manipulating a substrate to be processed, such as a semiconductor wafer ( hereinafter also referred to simply as “ wafer ” ), to a film - deposition process, a diffusion process, an annealing process, an etching process, ... | When a semiconductor vebice is manufactured, various substrate processing apparatuses are used for subjecting a substrate to be processed, such as a semiconductor wafer (hereinafter also referred to simply as “ wafer ” ), to a film - deposition process, a diffusion process, an annealing process, an etching process, and... | When a semiconductor device is manufactured, various substrate processing apparatuses are used for subjecting a substrate be processed, such as a wafer (hereinafter also referred to simply as “wafer”), to a film-deposition process, a process, an annealing an etching process, and on. Given as an example such a substrate... | WHEn A seMicoNDuctOr DEvIce IS MaNUfacTuRed, vARiOUs sUbSTraTE PRoCessING APPaRaTUsES aRE UsEd fOR sUbjEcTInG a sUBStrAte to BE pRocESsED, suCh as A sEMIcOnduCtoR waFEr (HeREinAFteR alsO rEFERRed TO SIMplY As “WaFer”), To a FIlM-DeposiTioN PRocEss, a dIfFUsiOn PROcEss, an AnNeAlINg ProcEsS, AN EtcHiNG PRocEss, AnD sO O... | When a semiconductor device is manufactured, various substrate processing apparatuses are used for subjecting a substrate to be processed, such as a semiconductor wafer (hereinafter also referred to simply as “wafer”),to a film-depositionprocess, a diffusion process, an annealingprocess, an etchi... | When a semiconductor device is manufactured, various substrate processing apparatuses _are_ used _for_ _subjecting_ _a_ substrate to be processed, _such_ as a semiconductor wafer _(hereinafter_ also referred _to_ simply as _“wafer”),_ to a film-deposition process, a diffusion _process,_ an annealing process, an etching... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi-point active sensor, a method of diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall-thickness reduction caused by a high-temper... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi - point active sensor, a method of diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall - thickness reduction caused by a high - ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi - point active sensor, a method of diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deterioration of a pipe, capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall - thickness reduction caused by a high - ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention an active sensor, a multi-point active sensor, a method diagnosing deterioration of a and an apparatus for deterioration of a capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a pipe wall-thickness reduction caused by a high-temperature steam in an power plant a plant... | 1. fIeLD OF thE iNvenTION
tHE PrESenT InveNTIoN rElaTEs tO an ACtIVe seNsoR, a MULTi-Point ACtIve SENSOr, A MetHOD of diAgnosiNg DETERiorATiON OF a PIPE, and an aPpaRATUs FOr DIAGNosinG deTeRioratION oF a pIpE, CAPabLe Of juDGINg EXISTENcE OF A mAlFUncTIon sUCh as a PIpe wAlL-ThIckNEsS REDuCtiON cauSEd BY A hiGh-TEMpEr... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi-point activesensor, a method of diagnosing deteriorationof a pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing deteriorationof a pipe, capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as apipe wall-thickness reduction causedbya ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _The_ present invention relates to an active sensor, a multi-point active sensor, a method _of_ diagnosing deterioration of _a_ pipe, and an apparatus for diagnosing _deterioration_ of a _pipe,_ capable of judging existence of a malfunction such as a _pipe_ wall-thickness reduction caused by... |
It is known that information may be transmitted over an optical link having a light transmitter, a light conducting element and a light detector. Typically, the radiation output of the light transmitter is modulated in accordance with an input signal and the modulated light is transmitted over a light conducting elemen... | it is known that information may be transmitted over an optical link having a light transmitter, a light conducting element and a light detector. typically, the radiation output of the light transmitter is modulated in accordance with an input signal and the modulated light is transmitted over a light conducting elemen... | It is known yhwt information may be transmitted over an optical link having a light transmitter, a light conducting element and a light detector. Typically, the radiation output of the light transmitter is modulated in accordance with an input signal and the modulated light is transmitted over a light conducting elemen... | is known that information may be transmitted over an optical link having a light transmitter, a light conducting element and a light detector. Typically, the radiation output of the light transmitter is modulated in accordance with an input the modulated light is transmitted over a light conducting element, such as an ... | iT Is knoWN That iNFoRMaTIon mAY Be TRanSMitted oVEr AN OPtICAL lInk havIng a LiGht tRansmiTtER, a liGHT cOnDUctinG ELeMent And a Light DEteCTOr. tYpiCaLLY, THE RAdIATIOn outPuT OF ThE lIgHt TrANsMiTter IS moDulATEd In AcCOrdANce WiTh aN input sIgnAL aND The mODUlAted LIGhT IS TRANSMitTED over a lighT CoNdUCtINg ElemEn... | Itisknown that information may be transmitted over an optical link having a light transmitter, a light conducting element and a light detector. Typically, the radiation output of the lighttransmitter is modulated in accordance withan input signal and themodulated light is transmittedover a light cond... | It is known that information _may_ be transmitted over an optical link having a light transmitter, a light _conducting_ _element_ and a light _detector._ _Typically,_ the _radiation_ _output_ of the light transmitter _is_ modulated in accordance _with_ an input _signal_ and _the_ _modulated_ _light_ _is_ transmitted _o... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a photo-electric conversion device having a photo-electric conversion section.
2. Description of Prior Arts
The photoelectric conversion type information processing device having a solid state photoelectric conversion section is applicable to a television image pick-u... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a photo - electric conversion device having a photo - electron conversion capability. 2. principle of prior arts the photoelectric conversion type information processing device having a solid state photoelectric conversion section is applicable to a television image p... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a photo - electric conversion device having a photo - electric conversion section. 2. Description of Prior Arts The photoelectric conversion type information processing device having a solid state photoelectric conversion section is applicable to a television image pi... | Field of the Invention This invention relates to a photo-electric device having a photo-electric conversion section. 2. Description of Prior Arts The photoelectric conversion information device having a solid state conversion section is applicable a television image device, an input device for facsimile, digital copier... | 1. FIELd Of thE iNvenTIOn
thiS InventION rELAtES To A phOtO-eLectRiC COnverSION DEviCe havinG A phoTo-eLeCTRiC conVERSION sECtion.
2. DescriPtiOn OF prIoR arTs
THE PhOtoElectRiC CONVerSIon typE iNFORmATiOn ProCEsSinG deViCe HaviNG a soliD STate PhotOeLectric conveRsioN Section is apPLiCABlE To a teLEViSioN IMAGe pIck-U... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates toa photo-electric conversion device having a photo-electricconversion section. 2. Description of Prior Arts The photoelectricconversion typeinformation processing device having a solid state photoelectricconversion section is applicable to a television ima... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates to a photo-electric conversion device having a _photo-electric_ conversion _section._ 2. Description of Prior Arts The photoelectric conversion _type_ information processing _device_ _having_ a solid state photoelectric conversion section is applicable to a television ... |
One possible deployment scenario for fifth generation (5G) New Radio (NR) system architecture uses high frequency (HF) (6 gigahertz (GHz) and above, such as millimeter wavelength (mmWave)) operating frequencies to exploit greater available bandwidth and less interference then what is available at the congested lower fr... | current possible deployment scenario for fifth generation ( 5g ) new radio ( nr ) system architecture uses high frequency ( hf ) ( 6 gigahertz ( dl ) and above, such as millimeter wavelength ( mmwave ) ) operating frequencies to decrease the available bandwidth and less interference then power is available at the conge... | One possible E$ployment scenario for fifth generation (5G) New Radio (NR) system architecture uses high frequency (HF) (6 gigahertz (GHz) and above, such as millimeter wavelength (mmWave) ) operating frequencies to exploit greater available bandwidth and less interference then what is avaOoable at the congested lower f... | One possible deployment scenario for fifth generation (5G) New Radio (NR) system architecture uses high frequency (HF) (6 gigahertz (GHz) and above, such as millimeter wavelength (mmWave)) operating frequencies to exploit greater available and less interference then what is available at the congested lower However, pat... | oNe poSSIBLE DeplOYmeNt scEnArIO FOR fIfth GEnERaTiON (5g) New RAdiO (nr) SYstEm ArCHiTEcTURe usEs HIgH fReqUeNCY (Hf) (6 gigaHERtZ (gHz) anD abOvE, suCh aS mIlLimeTeR WAVELEngtH (mMwaVe)) OpErAting fREquEnciES to eXPloit GrEateR AVAiLABLE BaNDwIDth anD LesS INterFeRENCE THen wHAt is avaIlABLe At THe CONgeSteD LOweR Fr... | One possibledeploymentscenario for fifth generation (5G) New Radio (NR) systemarchitecture uses highfrequency(HF) (6gigahertz (GHz) and above, such as millimeter wavelength (mmWave)) operatingfrequencies to exploit greater availablebandwidth and less interference then what is available at the congest... | One possible _deployment_ scenario _for_ fifth _generation_ (5G) New Radio (NR) system architecture _uses_ _high_ frequency (HF) (6 gigahertz (GHz) _and_ _above,_ such as millimeter wavelength (mmWave)) operating _frequencies_ _to_ exploit greater _available_ bandwidth and less interference then what is _available_ at ... |
Server system racks are provided for housing equipment, such as network servers, telephone switches, power supplies, and the like. Various components have been rigidly secured to the server system racks by use of fasteners. One type of such components which are secured to the server system racks are cable management ar... | server system racks are provided for housing equipment, such as network servers, telephone switches, power supplies, and the like. various loads have positions rigidly secured to the server system racks by use of fasteners. one type of such components which are secured to the server system racks are cable management ar... | Server system racks are provided for housing equipment, such as network servers, telephone switches, power supplies, and the like. Various components have been rigidly secured to the server system racks by use of fasteners. One type of such components which are secured to the server system racks are cable management ar... | Server system racks are provided housing equipment, such network servers, switches, power supplies, and the like. Various components have been secured to the server system racks by of fasteners. One type of such components which are to the server system racks are cable management arms for securing cables between the ra... | SerVer system RAcks are proViDEd foR hOUsiNG eQUIpmeNt, sUCH aS NetWoRK seRVERS, TelEPhoNe sWItcHes, pOweR supPLiES, aNd THE LIke. VaRIoUS comPoneNts Have BEen RigidlY secured to ThE ServeR sYStem racKs By uSE oF fasTeNERs. ONE tyPE of SUCh coMpOnEnTS WHICH aRe seCUrEd tO The serVeR sySTEm rAcKs are CaBLe mAnaGeMENt aR... | Serversystem racksare provided for housing equipment, such as network servers, telephoneswitches, power supplies, and thelike. Various componentshave been rigidlysecuredto the server system racksby use of fasteners. One type of such components which are secured to the server system racks are cable manageme... | Server system _racks_ are provided _for_ housing _equipment,_ such as network servers, telephone switches, power supplies, and the like. Various components have been _rigidly_ secured to the server system racks by use of fasteners. _One_ _type_ of such components which are secured to the server system racks _are_ cable... |
This invention relates to a novel derivative of 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycin A useful as an antibacterial agent, to intermediates therefor, and to processes for their preparation. More particularly it relates to the N-methyl derivative of 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycin A, to pharmaceutically acceptabl... | this invention relates to a novel derivative of 11 - aza - 10 - deoxo - 7 - dihydroerythromycin a useful as an antibacterial agent, to intermediates therefor, and to processes for oral preparation. more particularly it relates to the n - methyl derivative of 11 - aza - 10 - deoxo - 10 - dihydroerythromycin a, to pharma... | This inCentiPn relates to a novel derivative of 11 - aza - 10 - deoxo - 10 - dihydroerythromycin A useful as an antibacterial agent, to intermediates therefor, and to processes for their preparation. More particularly it relates to the N - methyl derivative of 11 - aza - 10 - deoxo - 10 - dih6droerythr9mycin A, to phar... | This invention relates to a novel derivative of 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycin A useful as an antibacterial agent, to intermediates therefor, and to processes for their preparation. More particularly it relates the N-methyl derivative of 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycin A, to pharmaceutically acceptable a... | This iNVeNTion RELaTeS To A NOvel derivATIVe Of 11-aZA-10-DEoxo-10-DiHydRoerYThROMYCIn A UseFul AS An antIbACTErIal AgeNt, To inTERmEdiAteS THerefOr, anD TO prOcEsseS fOR TheiR preparATION. moRE pArtiCULaRLY IT rELATEs to ThE N-mEthyl dERIVaTive oF 11-aZa-10-deoxo-10-diHydROErytHROMycIN a, tO pHarmaceuTiCALLy AcCEPTabL... | Thisinvention relates to a novel derivative of 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycin Auseful as an antibacterialagent, to intermediates therefor, andto processes for their preparation. More particularly it relates to theN-methyl derivative of 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycinA,to pharmaceutically acceptable ac... | _This_ _invention_ relates to a _novel_ derivative _of_ 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycin _A_ useful as an antibacterial agent, _to_ intermediates therefor, and to processes for their preparation. More particularly it relates to the N-methyl derivative of 11-aza-10-deoxo-10-dihydroerythromycin A, to _pharmaceutica... |
Due to the very high value of resource licensing (processor performance, processor metering, memory licensing, IO licensing) on large, multi-processor computing systems, a license is intended to run on one and only one system. To do this, both the resource licenses and the physical hardware must contain some type of ID... | due of the very high value of resource licensing ( processor performance, processor metering, memory licensing, io licensing ) on large, multi - processor database systems, a license is intended to run on one and only one system. to do this, both the resource licenses and the physical hardware must contain some type of... | Due to the very high value of resource licensing (processor performance, processor metering, memory licensing, IO licensing) on large, multi - processor computing systems, a license is intended to run on one and only one system. To do this, both the resource licenses and the physical hardware must contain some type of ... | Due to the very high value resource licensing (processor processor metering, memory licensing, IO licensing) on large, multi-processor computing systems, a license intended to run on one and only one system. To do this, the resource licenses and the hardware must some type of ID that ties both together. Previously this... | DUE TO THE VeRY HiGH VALue of rESoUrCE licENSing (PrOCeSsor PErformAnCe, pRoCesSor metERiNG, mEmoRY licENsiNG, iO liCENsIng) ON LaRgE, MULti-pRocesSOR COMputiNG sYSteMs, A liCEnSe Is iNtEnDeD tO rUn ON OnE ANd onLy ONE sYsTEm. to DO THIs, bOTh tHE REsourcE LiceNsEs ANd the pHYSICAL HArdware muSt CoNtAIn sOMe TYpe OF iD... | Due to thevery high value of resource licensing (processor performance, processor metering, memory licensing, IO licensing) onlarge, multi-processor computing systems, a license is intended to run ononeand only one system. Todo this, both the resource licensesand the physical hardware mustcontain some... | Due _to_ the very high value of resource licensing (processor performance, _processor_ metering, memory licensing, IO licensing) _on_ _large,_ multi-processor computing systems, a license is intended to _run_ _on_ one and _only_ one system. To _do_ _this,_ both the resource licenses and the physical hardware must conta... |
Liquid electrolyte containing a flammable organic solvent is used for a presently commercialized lithium battery, so that a safety device for restraining temperature rise during a short circuit is necessary therefor. In contrast, an all solid lithium battery in which the liquid electrolyte is replaced with a solid elec... | liquid electrolyte containing a flammable organic solvent is used for a presently commercialized lithium battery, so that no safety device for restraining temperature rise during a short circuit is necessary therefor. near contrast, an all liquid lithium battery in which the liquid electrolyte is replaced with no solid... | Liquid electrolyte containing a flammable organic solvent is used for a presently commercialized lithium battery, so that a safety device for restraining temperature rise during a short circuit is necessary therefor. In contrast, an all solid lithium battery in which the liquid electrolyte is replaced with a solid elec... | Liquid electrolyte containing a flammable organic solvent is used for a presently commercialized lithium battery, so that a safety device for restraining temperature rise during a short circuit is necessary therefor. In contrast, an all lithium battery in which the liquid electrolyte is replaced with solid electrolyte ... | liquid ElecTrOLyTe CoNtaiNIng a fLAMmabLE OrganIc SOlVent IS UsEd fOR A PResEntlY coMmeRCialIZEd LIThiuM BAtTerY, SO That a SaFety deVICE FOR ResTRAiniNG TeMPeratUre RiSE DuriNg a sHOrT cIrcUit IS necEssaRy THEreFoR. IN COntRast, an aLl SoLid LitHIUM baTTeRY in wHIch The lIqUId eLecTrolYtE is RePLaceD wItH A sOLId eLEC... | Liquid electrolyte containing a flammable organic solvent is used for a presently commercialized lithium battery, so thata safety device for restrainingtemperature rise during a short circuit is necessary therefor. In contrast, an all solid lithium batteryin which the liquid electrolyte is replac... | Liquid _electrolyte_ _containing_ a flammable organic solvent _is_ used for _a_ _presently_ commercialized lithium _battery,_ so that a safety device for _restraining_ temperature rise _during_ a short _circuit_ is _necessary_ therefor. In contrast, an all _solid_ lithium _battery_ in which the liquid electrolyte is re... |
Terminal devices which have found significant acceptance for use by consumers to enter information into computer systems are the self-service terminals using touchscreen technology. The use of touchscreen technology for user input into computer systems provides a system which is user friendly to customers. One reason f... | terminal devices which have found significant acceptance for use by consumers to enter information into computer systems are the self - service terminals using touchscreen technology. the use of touchscreen technology for user input into computer systems provides a system which is user friendly to customers. another re... | Terminal devices which have found significant acceptance for use by consumers to enter information into computer systems are the self - service terminals using touchscreen technology. The use of touchscreen technology for user input into computer systems provides a system which is user friendly to customers. One reason... | Terminal devices which have found significant acceptance use consumers to enter information into computer systems are the self-service terminals using touchscreen technology. use of touchscreen technology user input into computer systems a system which user friendly to customers. One reason for this acceptance is that ... | tErMinal DEviCEs WHICh HavE FOunD SIGnIfIcAnT aCcEPtanCe foR uSe bY cONsUmerS to enTeR InFORMatIon INtO COmpuTEr SYstEMS ArE the sElf-SErviCE TeRmInAlS USIng toucHscREen tEcHnolOgY. tHE use OF ToUCHscrEeN TECHNolOgy FOR uSEr InpuT into COMPuTeR sySteMs prOvIdEs a SYsteM wHiCH is USeR frIeNDLY TO custOmeRS. One ReAsoN F... | Terminaldevices which have found significantacceptance for use by consumers to enterinformation into computer systems are the self-service terminals using touchscreen technology. The use of touchscreen technology foruserinput intocomputer systemsprovides a system which is user friendly to customers.One r... | Terminal devices which have found significant _acceptance_ _for_ use _by_ consumers _to_ _enter_ information into _computer_ systems are the self-service terminals using touchscreen technology. The use of touchscreen _technology_ for user input into computer _systems_ provides _a_ system which is user friendly to custo... |
This invention pertains generally to radar seekers for use in guided missiles, and particularly to active seekers operating at frequencies wherein optical techniques may be used to reduce the size, lower the cost, and improve the performance of such seekers.
Anti-armor weapon systems, employing terminally guided submun... | this regulations apply generally to radar seekers for use in guided missiles, and particularly to active seekers operating at frequencies wherein optical techniques may be used to reduce the size, lower the cost, and improve the performance of such seekers. solid - armor weapon systems, employing terminally guided subm... | This invention pertains generally to radar seekers for use in guic@d missiles, and particularly to active seekers operating at frequencies wherein optical techniques may be used to reduce the size, lower the cost, and improve the performance of such seekers. Anti - armor weapon systems, employing terminally guided subm... | This invention pertains generally to radar for use in guided missiles, and particularly to active seekers operating at frequencies wherein optical may be used to reduce the size, lower the cost, and improve the performance of such seekers. Anti-armor weapon employing terminally guided submunitions, are developed to aut... | tHIS inVENTIon PertAINS genEraLLY to RADaR seEKeRs fOr uSe In gUidED miSsilEs, anD PARtICULARly to aCTiVe SeeKeRs OPEraTINg AT FrequEnciES whEreIn oPticAl TECHnIQUeS mAy bE USEd to redUcE thE size, lowER the cOSt, aND impRove tHE PErfOrMaNCe of sUch SeekErs.
Anti-armOR WEAPON SYsTEMS, EMployINg TeRMInALLY guiDED subMun... | Thisinventionpertainsgenerally toradar seekersfor use in guided missiles, and particularly to active seekers operatingat frequencies whereinopticaltechniquesmay be used to reduce the size, lower the cost, and improve the performance of such seekers.Anti-armor weapon systems, employing terminally guided submuniti... | This invention pertains _generally_ to radar seekers for _use_ in guided missiles, _and_ particularly to active seekers operating at frequencies wherein _optical_ techniques may be used _to_ reduce the size, lower _the_ cost, and improve the _performance_ of such seekers. Anti-armor weapon systems, employing terminally... |
In recent years, golf club heads and golf clubs have been designed to improve a golfer's accuracy by assisting the golfer in squaring the club head face at impact with a golf ball. A number of golf club heads have at least some weight of the golf club head positioned so as to alter or control the location of the club h... | in recent years, golf club heads and golf clubs have been designed to improve a golfer ' s accuracy by assisting the golfer in squaring the club head backwards at impact with a golf ball. a number of golf club heads have at least some weight of the golf club head positioned so as to alter or control the location of the... | In recent years, golf xluf heads and golf clubs have been eesiTned to improve a golfer ' s accuracy by assisting the golfer in squaring the club Jear face at impact with a golf ball. A number of golf club heads have at least some weight of the golf club head positioned so as to alter or control the location of the club... | In recent years, golf club heads and clubs have been to improve a golfer's accuracy by assisting the golfer in squaring club face at impact a golf ball. A number of golf club heads have at least some weight of the golf club positioned so as to alter or the location of the club head's center of gravity. The location of ... | iN RECENt YeaRs, GOLf ClUb headS anD Golf cLuBS havE bEEn DESIGNED tO imProVE a GOlFEr's AccURAcY BY AssISTiNg the GoLFER iN sQUAring tHe ClUB HEAD faCE At IMPaCt WItH a gOlf BalL. A NumBer OF Golf CluB HEaDs hAVe at lEAsT SomE wEIGHt of THe gOlF clUb head POsItiOnEd So As to aLTER or coNTRoL the lOcAtion oF the Club h... | In recentyears,golf club heads and golf clubshave beendesigned to improve a golfer's accuracy byassisting the golfer in squaring the club head face at impact with a golf ball. A number of golf club heads have at least someweight of the golf clubhead positioned so as toalter or control the location of the ... | In recent _years,_ golf club heads and golf clubs _have_ been _designed_ to improve a golfer's accuracy _by_ assisting the golfer in _squaring_ the club head face at impact _with_ a golf _ball._ _A_ number of golf _club_ heads have at least some _weight_ of the golf club _head_ positioned _so_ as to alter or control th... |
Peer to peer communication, and in fact all types of communication, depend on the possibility to establish connections between selected entities. Entities may have one or several addresses. Indeed, these addresses often vary as the entities move in the network, because the topology changes, or because a lease cannot be... | peer to peer communication, and in fact all types of communication, depend on the possibility to establish connections between selected entities. entities may have one or several addresses. indeed, these addresses often vary as the entities move in the network, because the topology changes, or because a lease cannot be... | Peer to peer communication, and in fact all types of communication, depend on the possibility to establish connections between selected entities. Entities may have one or several addresses. Indeed, these addresses often vary as the entities move in the network, because the topology changes, or because a lease cannot be... | Peer to peer communication, and in fact all types of communication, depend on the possibility to establish connections selected entities. may one or several addresses. Indeed, these often vary as the entities move the network, because the topology changes, or because a lease cannot be renewed. A classic solution to pro... | PeeR to PEer CoMMUnIcaTIon, aNd In fACT ALL TyPES oF CoMmUnIcAtion, dEpEnd On The posSiBilitY TO EsTAbliSh COnnECtIOns BETweEn SeLEcTED EnTItIeS. ENTItIeS may Have OnE OR sEVERAl aDdrEsSeS. iNdEEd, thESe aDDresses often VarY As thE eNtItIEs moVe In ThE NETwOrk, becAUSE tHe TopOlOgY changes, oR BeCAusE a lEase caNnot Be... | Peer to peer communication, and infact alltypes of communication, depend on the possibilityto establishconnections between selected entities. Entities may have oneor several addresses. Indeed,these addresses often vary as the entities move in the network, because the topology changes, or because a lease c... | _Peer_ _to_ peer communication, _and_ in _fact_ all types _of_ communication, depend on the possibility to establish connections between selected entities. Entities _may_ have one or several addresses. Indeed, _these_ addresses _often_ vary as _the_ entities move in the network, because _the_ _topology_ changes, or bec... |
A user of an electronic device may install a rich-client application on the electronic device to add new functionality. However, the application may become out-of-date. Sometimes the user may be required to update the application, such as by installing a new version, to obtain new features, address deficiencies in a pr... | a user of an electronic device may install a rich - client application on the electronic device to add new functionality. however, the application may become out - of - date. sometimes the user may be required to update the application, such as by installing a new version, to obtain new features, address deficiencies i... | A user of an electronic devOse may install a rich - client application on the electronic device to add new functionality. However, the application may become out - of - date. Sometimes the user may be required to update the application, such as by installing a new version, to obtain new features, address deficiSnXies i... | A user of an electronic device may install a rich-client application on the electronic device to add new functionality. However, application may become out-of-date. Sometimes the user may be required to update the application, such as by installing a new version, to obtain new address deficiencies in a prior version an... | a USer oF AN EleCTroniC dEViCe MAY iNsTaLl a rICH-cLieNT ApPLiCaTiOn on thE eLeCTRONIc DeviCE To Add nEw FunCtIOnaLiTY. HoweVER, thE APPlicATioN mAy beCome oUT-of-DATe. SOMeTiMEs tHE user MaY BE REquiREd to UPdAtE ThE appLicATioN, sUCH aS By InStallinG A nEW vErsiOn, to OBtaIN new fEAtUReS, addrEsS DEfICIEnCies iN a Pr... | Auser of an electronic device may install a rich-client application on the electronic device to add newfunctionality.However, the application may become out-of-date. Sometimes the user may be required to update the application, such as by installing a new version, to obtain new features, address defic... | A user of an electronic device _may_ install a rich-client application on the electronic device to _add_ new _functionality._ However, the application may become out-of-date. Sometimes _the_ user may be required to _update_ the _application,_ such as by installing _a_ _new_ version, to obtain _new_ features, _address_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to television receiving apparatus and more particularly to a television receiving apparatus wherein a video buzzing sound is prevented from being produced by a video signal turning round into a power source system.
2. Description of the Related Art
As sound receiving sys... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to telecommunication receiving apparatus and more particularly to a television receiving apparatus wherein a video buzzing sound is prevented from being produced by a video signal turning round into a power source system. 2. description of the related art as among receiv... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relahRs to television receiving apparatus and more particularly to a television receiving apparatus wherein a video buzzing sound is prevented from being produced by a video signal turning round into a power source system. 2. Description of the Related Art As sound receiving sys... | Field the Invention This invention relates to television and more particularly to a receiving apparatus wherein a video sound is prevented from being produced by a video signal turning round into a power source system. 2. Description of Art As sound receiving systems of television receiving apparatus, there are a split... | 1. fIeld of THE inventIOn
tHIS INvENTION rElAtes TO tElevisiON ReCeIviNg APpARatUS AnD MORE paRtIcUlaRLy tO a TElEvisIoN rECEiVING aPparATus WhEReIN a videO BuZzIng sounD is PREVEnTED fROM BEIng PRODuceD by a vidEo SiGnAL TuRning RoUnd inTo a POweR sOurce SySTEm.
2. descRIpTiOn OF tHE RElaTEd Art
aS SOUND REcEiVinG sYs... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relates totelevision receiving apparatus andmore particularlyto a television receiving apparatus wherein a video buzzingsound is prevented from beingproduced by a video signalturninground into a power source system. 2. Descriptionof the Rela... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention _relates_ to television _receiving_ apparatus and more particularly to a television receiving apparatus wherein a video buzzing sound is prevented from _being_ _produced_ _by_ a _video_ _signal_ _turning_ round into a power source system. _2._ Description of _the_ Related Art As... |
There are various nacreous and synthetic pigments which can impart an appearance of "pearlescence" or shimmery luster to cosmetic products. However, incorporation of these components in hair conditioning vehicles presents formulation difficulties. Specifically, the pearlescent effect often is only short-lived, and the ... | there are various nacreous and synthetic pigments which can impart an appearance of " pearlescence " or shimmery luster to cosmetic products. however, incorporation of these layers in hair conditioning vehicles presents formulation difficulties. specifically, the pearlescent effect often is only short - tempered, and t... | There are various nacreous and synthetic pigments which can impart an appearance of " pearlescence " or shimmery luster to cosmetic products. However, incorporation of these components in hair conditioning vehicles presents formulation difficulties. Specifically, the pearlescent effect often is only short - lived, and ... | There are various nacreous synthetic pigments which can an appearance "pearlescence" or shimmery to cosmetic products. However, incorporation of these in hair conditioning vehicles difficulties. Specifically, the pearlescent effect often is only short-lived, and the materials out of vehicle. Accordingly, it is the purp... | theRe arE varioUS NaCreOUS and SYnThETIc PIGments WhIch can imParT AN aPpeaRancE Of "peaRlescENCe" OR ShIMmERY lUstER To cOsMeTiC PRoDucTs. hOwEvER, incORPorAtIOn OF ThESe cOMPoneNTS iN HaIr CoNDiTiONiNG VeHiCles PREsENts fORmuLatION dIfFicultIes. SpEcIFicALlY, ThE PEaRLesCent effect often is Only ShOrT-livED, AnD the ... | There are various nacreous and synthetic pigments whichcanimpart an appearance of "pearlescence" orshimmery luster to cosmetic products. However,incorporationof these components in hair conditioning vehicles presents formulation difficulties. Specifically, the pearlescent effect oftenis only short-lived, and the ma... | There are various _nacreous_ _and_ synthetic pigments which can impart an appearance of "pearlescence" or shimmery luster to cosmetic products. _However,_ incorporation of these components in hair conditioning vehicles _presents_ formulation difficulties. _Specifically,_ the pearlescent effect _often_ is only short-liv... |
Recently, devices having touch panels are widely used. As an authentication method using such a device, the authentication method has been known such that a user draws a pattern (an authentication pattern) that is desired by the user on a touch panel, and a comparison is made as to whether the pattern matches a pattern... | recently, devices having touch panels got widely used. as an authentication method using such a device, the authentication method has not known such and a user draws a pattern ( an authentication pattern ) that is selected for each user on a specific panel, and a comparison is made as to if the pattern matches a patter... | fecsntly, deDic@s having touch panels are wisrly used. As an authentication method using such a device, the authentication method has been known such that a user d5qws a LZttern (an authentication pattern) fhzt is desired by the user on a touch panel, and a comparison is made as to wh@tUer the pattern matches a pattern... | Recently, devices having touch panels are widely used. As an authentication method using such a device, the authentication method has been known such that a user pattern (an authentication that is desired by the on a touch and a comparison is made as to whether the pattern matches a pattern that is pre-registered. In t... | recenTly, dEvIcES havinG tOUch PanElS arE WiDEly uSed. aS An aUthENTicAtion mEtHOd uSinG sucH A DEViCe, thE auThentIcatIoN MEtHoD Has been kNown sUch thAT A usEr DraWs a pAtTERn (an aUthEnTICaTION PAttErn) tHAt Is dESIrEd bY ThE user on A TOUCh PANEL, ANd A cOMpariSon IS MaDE As tO wHETheR The patTErN mAtchES A PAtterN... | Recently, devices having touch panels arewidely used. As an authentication method usingsuch a device, theauthentication method has been knownsuch that a userdraws a pattern (an authentication pattern) that is desired by the user on a touch panel, andacomparison is made as to whether the pattern... | Recently, devices having _touch_ panels are _widely_ used. As _an_ authentication method _using_ _such_ a _device,_ the authentication _method_ has been known such that a user draws a _pattern_ (an authentication pattern) _that_ is desired _by_ the _user_ _on_ a touch _panel,_ and a _comparison_ is _made_ as to whether... |
This invention relates to an evaporator unit particularly suited for use in a small bus or the like and, in particular, to a compact ceiling mounted evaporator unit for efficiently cooling the passenger compartment of a small bus.
Small buses, shuttle buses, or mini-buses are finding widespread use because they are a c... | this invention relates to an evaporator unit particularly suited for use in carrying small bus or the like and, in particular, to a compact ceiling mounted evaporator needed for efficiently cooling the passenger compartment of a small bus. small buses, shuttle buses, or mini - buses are finding widespread use but they ... | This invention relates to an 4vaporqtor unit particularly suUteE for use in a small bus or the like and, in particular, to a compact ceiling mounted evaporator unit for efficiently cooling the passenger compartment of a small bus. Small buses, shuttle buses, or mini - buses are find7nt widespread use because they are a... | This invention to an evaporator unit particularly for use in a small bus or the like and, in particular, to a compact ceiling mounted evaporator unit for efficiently the passenger compartment of a small bus. Small buses, shuttle buses, or mini-buses are finding widespread use because they are a convenient way to transp... | tHIS inVeNtion ReLAtes tO aN EVaPOrator uNIT PArtiCUlarly SUiteD FOR UsE iN A sMAll bUs oR tHE lIkE anD, iN ParTicUlAr, tO A cOmPAcT cEILiNg MouNtEd EvApOrator UniT For eFfICientlY cOOLiNg THe pAssenGeR coMPArTmeNt OF A SMAlL BuS.
sMall buSeS, SHuttLE buSEs, Or mIni-bUSES ARE fInDInG WIDESpReAd UsE BeCaUsE ThEy ARe A c... | Thisinvention relates to an evaporator unit particularly suited for use in a small bus or the like and, in particular, to a compact ceiling mountedevaporator unit for efficiently coolingthe passengercompartment ofa small bus. Small buses, shuttle buses, or mini-buses are finding widespread use bec... | This invention relates to _an_ _evaporator_ _unit_ _particularly_ suited for use _in_ _a_ small _bus_ or the like _and,_ in _particular,_ to a compact ceiling mounted evaporator unit for efficiently cooling the passenger _compartment_ _of_ _a_ small bus. Small _buses,_ shuttle buses, or _mini-buses_ are finding _widesp... |
This invention relates to a semiconductor memory devices and more particularly to an improved negative-voltage charge pump for integrated circuits, including electrically-erasable, electrically-programmable, read-only-memories (EEPROMs).
An EEPROM memory cell typically comprises a floating-gate field-effect transistor.... | this invention relates beyond a semiconductor memory devices and more likely to an improved negative - voltage charge pump for integrated circuits, including electrically - erasable, electrically - programmable, read - only - memories ( eeproms ). an eeprom memory cell typically comprises a floating - gate field - effe... | This invention relates to a semiconductor memory devices and more particularly to an improved negative - voltage charge pump for integrated circuits, including electrically - erasable, electrically - programmable, read - only - memories (EEPROMs ). An EEPROM memory cell typically comprises a floating - gate field - eff... | This invention relates to a semiconductor memory devices to an improved negative-voltage pump for integrated circuits, including electrically-erasable, electrically-programmable, read-only-memories An EEPROM memory cell typically comprises a floating-gate field-effect transistor. The floating-gate a programmed memory c... | ThIs inVEntion ReLATES To A SemicONdUctOr MeMOrY DeVICeS aNd MoRe pArTiCularlY TO aN iMpROVEd NeGatIve-voLtAge CHarge PUmP FOR IntegrateD CiRCUITs, INcluding eLECTRICaLlY-eraSABlE, EleCTRIcAlLY-ProGraMMabLe, rEad-ONly-mEmOriES (EeProms).
an EEPrOM mEMoRy ceLL tYpIcalLy COMpriSES a FlOaTiNG-GATE FIELd-EFFeCt trAnsisToR.... | This inventionrelates to a semiconductor memory devices and more particularlytoan improved negative-voltage charge pump for integrated circuits, including electrically-erasable, electrically-programmable, read-only-memories (EEPROMs).An EEPROM memory cell typically comprises a floating-gate field-effect tr... | This invention relates _to_ a semiconductor memory devices _and_ more particularly to _an_ improved negative-voltage charge pump for integrated circuits, including electrically-erasable, electrically-programmable, read-only-memories (EEPROMs). _An_ EEPROM _memory_ cell typically comprises a floating-gate field-effect t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a drive circuit for a motor rotated in synchronization with synchronizing pulse signals, or a so-called pulse synchronized motor.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Such drive circuit for a pulse synchronized motor is utilized, for example, in pulse synchronized p... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a drive circuit for a motor rotated in synchronization with synchronizing pulse signals, or a so - called pulse synchronized motor. 2. description of the prior art such drive circuit for a pulse synchronized motor is utilized, for example, in pulse synchronized... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a drive circuit for a motor rotated in synchronization with synchronizing pulse signals, or a so - called pulse synchronized motor. 2. Description of the Prior Art Such drive circuit for a pulse synchronized motor is utilized, for example, in pulse synchronized... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a drive circuit a motor rotated in synchronization with synchronizing pulse signals, or a so-called pulse synchronized motor. 2. Description of the Prior Art Such drive circuit for a pulse synchronized motor is utilized, for example, in synchronized projectors ... | 1. fieLd oF thE INventIon
THe PRESEnT INvENTion rELateS tO A dRivE CircUiT foR A MoTOR ROTATED iN synChrONiZaTion witH syncHronIZinG PuLSe sIgnAls, or A sO-CalLed PUlSe SYNChRONiZED MoToR.
2. desCRIptioN oF THE PrIOR arT
SUcH DrivE CiRCuIT FoR A puLse synchronizED moTor iS UTIlIZeD, fOR exaMPLE, in pULSe synchrOnized P... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a drive circuit for a motorrotated in synchronization withsynchronizing pulse signals, or a so-called pulse synchronizedmotor. 2. Description ofthePriorArt Such drive circuit for a pulse synchronized motor is utilized, for example, in pulse synchr... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a drive circuit for a motor rotated in synchronization with synchronizing pulse signals, or a so-called pulse synchronized motor. 2. Description of the Prior _Art_ Such drive circuit for a pulse synchronized motor is utilized, for example, in pulse synchron... |
A concept in 3GPP Evolved Packet Core (EPC) architecture is a “Packet Data Network” (PDN). A PDN is an IP network, which is typically, for example, the Internet, but it can also be a closed corporate network or an operator service network, like IMS. A PDN has one or more names, each name represented in a string called ... | a concept in 3gpp evolved packet core ( epc ) architecture is a “ packet data network ” ( pdn ). a pdn is an ip network, which is typically, for example, packet internet, but it can also be a closed corporate network or an operator service network, like ims. a pdn has one or more addresses, each name represented in a s... | A concept in 3GPP Evolved Packet Core (EPC) architecture is a “ Packet Data Network ” (PDN ). A PDN is an IP network, which is typically, for example, the Internet, but it can also be a closed corporate network or an operator service network, like IMS. A PDN has one or more names, each name represented in a string call... | concept in Evolved Packet Core architecture is a “Packet Data Network” (PDN). A PDN an IP network, which is typically, for example, the Internet, but it can also be a closed corporate network or an service network, like IMS. PDN has one or more names, name represented in a string called an Access Point Name (APN). A PD... | a cONcePT IN 3GpP EvolvED PaCkeT cORE (epC) ARcHIteCtuRE iS a “PAcKet datA NEtwORK” (pDn). A PDN Is AN Ip nETwORK, WHIch iS tyPICallY, fOr exaMpLE, THE InternEt, bUt it CAN AlsO be a CLOsED CORpORAtE NetwORK oR an OPeraTOr SErVICE netwORK, Like iMS. a pdN has ONE OR mORE NAmes, EAch nAmE RePrESENted IN A sTRIng CALlED ... | Aconcept in 3GPP Evolved Packet Core (EPC)architecture is a “PacketData Network” (PDN). A PDN is an IPnetwork,which is typically, forexample, the Internet, but it canalso be a closed corporate network oran operator servicenetwork, like IMS. A PDN has one or more names, each name represented in a string ... | A concept in 3GPP _Evolved_ Packet Core _(EPC)_ architecture is a “Packet Data Network” (PDN). A _PDN_ _is_ _an_ IP network, which is typically, for example, the Internet, but it _can_ also be a closed corporate network or an operator service network, like IMS. A _PDN_ has one or more names, each _name_ represented _in... |
Field of the Invention
It has become accepted practice in the orthopedic field to use devices known as intramedullary nails to stabilize fractured bones. In particular, intramedullary nails are used for stabilizing fractures of the tibia and of the femur to thereby enable the bones to heal properly.
The nails are adapt... | field of the invention it has become accepted practice in the orthopedic field to use devices known as intramedullary nails and stabilize fractured bones. in particular, intramedullary nails are used for stabilizing fractures of the tibia joints of the femur to thereby enable the bones to heal properly. the nails are a... | Field of the Invention It has become accepted practice in the )rtbopedic field to use devices known as intramedullary nails to stabilize fractured bones. In particular, intramedullary nails are uZ$d for stabilizing fractures of the tibia and of the femur to thereby enable the bones to heal properly. The nails are adapt... | Field of the Invention It has become accepted practice in the orthopedic field to use devices known as intramedullary nails to stabilize fractured In particular, intramedullary nails are used for stabilizing fractures of the and of femur to thereby the bones to heal properly. The nails are adapted for into the intramed... | fiEld Of tHE iNVeNTiON
IT HAS becomE acCEPTEd pRactICe in the ortHopedIC FiEld to uSE dEviCEs KnOWN As iNtRameDULlArY nails TO stAbIlizE FRactuReD BOnES. IN PartiCuLar, INTRAmeDuLlARY Nails Are used FOR STABiLizING fraCTuRes OF tHe tIBia AND of THe feMuR TO tHeREby enaBle the BONeS to HEal pRoPErLy.
tHe NaiLs ARE aDApT... | Field of the Invention It has become accepted practice in the orthopedicfield to use devicesknown as intramedullarynails to stabilize fractured bones. In particular, intramedullary nails are used for stabilizingfractures of the tibia and of the femur to thereby enable the bones to heal pro... | _Field_ of the Invention _It_ has become accepted practice in the orthopedic _field_ to use devices _known_ as _intramedullary_ nails _to_ stabilize fractured bones. In _particular,_ intramedullary nails _are_ used for stabilizing _fractures_ _of_ the tibia and of the _femur_ to thereby _enable_ the bones _to_ heal pro... |
Polyethylene film based on very low density copolymers of ethylene and 1-octene has a high degree of tear strength and puncture resistance. When large amounts of 1-octene are incorporated into the polyethylene, i.e., amounts sufficient to bring the resin density down to 0.915 gram per cubic centimeter or lower, the fil... | polyethylene film based on very low density copolymers of ½ and 1 - octene has a high degree of tear strength and puncture resistance. when large amounts of 1 - octene are incorporated into the polyethylene, i. e., amounts sufficient to bring the resin density down to 0. 915 gram x cubic centimeter or lower, the film e... | Polyethylene film based on very low density copolymers of ethylene and 1 - octene has a high degree of tear strength and puncture resistance. When laTgd amounts of 1 - octene are incorporated into the (olyethglene, i. e. , amoIhts sufficient to bring the resin density down to 0. 915 gram per cubic centimeter or lower, ... | Polyethylene film based on very low density copolymers of ethylene 1-octene has a high degree of tear strength and puncture resistance. large amounts 1-octene are incorporated polyethylene, i.e., amounts sufficient to bring the resin density down to gram per cubic centimeter or lower, the film exhibits extraordinary to... | PolyetHylENe fIlM BaSEd on veRy LOW DeNsITy CopOlYMeRS OF eThylEne And 1-oCtENe Has A hIGh dEGREE Of tEaR stReNgth aNd PUNcTURe resIsTaNCE. whEN LaRGe aMountS Of 1-OctENe ARE incOrpOrateD Into tHE POlyETHYleNe, i.E., aMouNtS suFfIcient To bRiNG thE REsIN DENsiTy down tO 0.915 graM peR CUbIc CeNTImETER oR lOwer, tHE fIl... | Polyethylene film based on very low density copolymers of ethylene and1-octene has a highdegree of tear strengthand puncture resistance. When large amounts of 1-octene are incorporated into the polyethylene,i.e., amounts sufficient tobringthe resin density down to 0.915 gram per cubic centimeter or... | Polyethylene film based _on_ very low density copolymers of ethylene and 1-octene has a high degree _of_ tear strength _and_ puncture resistance. When large _amounts_ of _1-octene_ are incorporated into the polyethylene, i.e., _amounts_ sufficient to bring the _resin_ _density_ down to 0.915 gram per cubic centimeter o... |
1. Field
Aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate to a display apparatus and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to a display apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Generally, even when a user does not use a display apparatus such as... | 1st. field aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate into a control apparatus and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to remote display apparatus wherein a battery is inserted and a controlling method thereof. 2. description of the related art generally, even when a user does not use a display appara... | 1. DielW Asp4ctc of the exemplary embod(Hents relate to a display apparatus and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, to a d&splXy apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling method thFre*f. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, even when a user does not use a display apparatus such as... | 1. Field Aspects of the exemplary embodiments relate to a display apparatus and a controlling method thereof, and more to a display apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Generally, when a user does not a display apparatus such as TV, the user keeps con... | 1. fIeld
aspECtS oF THe ExeMpLARY emBOdimEntS rELatE TO A DISPLAY APpaRAtUS aNd a CONtroLlINg MethOD ThEreOF, aNd more pARtICULARLy, To A dIspLAy AppaRAtUS where a BattERY IS InSERTeD And a CONtrolLINg mEthOd tHereOF.
2. DeSCRiPtion of the RELated ARt
GEnEraLLY, even wHEn a USEr DOes not USE a dISPLAy aPpARaTuS suCh aS... | 1. Field Aspects ofthe exemplaryembodiments relate to a display apparatus and acontrolling method thereof, and more particularly, to a displayapparatus whereabattery is inserted anda controlling method thereof.2.Descriptionofthe RelatedArt Generally, even when a user does not use a display apparatus such asa... | 1. Field Aspects _of_ the exemplary embodiments relate _to_ a display apparatus and a controlling method thereof, and more particularly, _to_ _a_ display apparatus where a battery is inserted and a controlling method thereof. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art Generally, even when a user does _not_ use a _display_ app... |
Basically, rotating memory includes at least one disk capable of storing magnetic data. A magnetic device that includes a gap typically is flown over the surface of the magnetic disk. Current is passed through coils in the magnetic device to produce magnetic lines of flux at the gap of the magnetic device which in turn... | basically, rotating memory includes at least one disk capable of storing magnetic data. a magnetic device that includes a gap typically is flown over the surface of the magnetic disk. current is passed through coils in the magnetic device to produce magnetic lines of flux at the gap of the magnetic device which in turn... | Basically, rotating memory includes at least one disk capable of storing magnetic data. A magnetic device that includes a gap typically is flown over the surface of the magnetic disk. Current is passed through coils in the magnetic device to produce magnetic lines of flux at the gap of the magnetic device which in turn... | Basically, rotating memory includes at least one disk capable storing magnetic data. A magnetic device includes a gap typically is flown over the surface the magnetic Current is passed through coils in the device produce magnetic lines flux at the gap of the magnetic device in portions of the disk surface. An actuator ... | bASIcALlY, ROTaTINg memorY INclUdES At LEaST onE DiSK CaPABLe Of sToriNg MaGNeTiC Data. A mAGNETic DeVicE thaT iNCLUdES a gap typiCally Is floWN OVEr THe sURFaCe of ThE MAgneTiC disk. cUrrEnt is PASSeD THrougH COiLs iN tHE MagNEtIC deviCe tO proDUCE mAgnEtIC liNeS oF FluX At THE GAP OF the MAGnETic DeVicE wHICh In tuRN... | Basically, rotating memory includesat least one disk capable of storing magnetic data. A magnetic device that includes a gap typically is flown over the surface of the magnetic disk. Current is passed through coils in the magneticdevice to produce magnetic lines of flux at thegapof the magnetic device... | Basically, rotating memory includes at least one disk capable of _storing_ magnetic _data._ A magnetic device that _includes_ a _gap_ typically is flown over the surface of the magnetic disk. Current is passed through coils in the magnetic device _to_ produce magnetic lines of flux at the gap of the magnetic device whi... |
JP 2005-036711A, published by the Japan Patent Office in 2005, discloses a fuel pump which supplies fuel to an internal combustion engine.
The internal combustion engine comprises intake valves and exhaust valves as well as a camshaft which rotates in a fixed relation with the rotation of the engine to open and close t... | jp 2005 - 036711a, published by the japan patent office in 2005, discloses a fuel pump which supplies fuel to an internal combustion engine. the internal combustion engine comprises piston valve alongside exhaust valves as well as a camshaft which rotates in a fixed relation with the rotation of the engine to open and ... | JP 2005 - 036711A, published by the Japan Patent Office in 2005, discloses a tue, pump which supplies fuel to an internal combustion engine. The internal combustion engine SompDises intake valves and exhaust valves as well as a camshaft which rotates in a fixed relation with the rotation of the engine to open and close... | 2005-036711A, published by the Japan Patent Office in 2005, discloses a fuel pump which supplies fuel to an combustion engine. internal combustion engine comprises intake valves and exhaust valves as well as a camshaft rotates in fixed relation with the rotation of engine to open and close the intake valves exhaust val... | jP 2005-036711A, PUblIShed by the JAPaN pATeNt OffICe IN 2005, dIScLOSEs a Fuel PUmP wHIcH SUpplies Fuel TO An inTernaL combuStIOn eNGinE.
thE iNTernal cOMbuSTiON EngInE cOMPrisEs INtaKE vALVes and eXHAuST vaLveS AS wELl aS A CamSHaFt WhICH RotAtes in a fiXeD RElatION With THE ROtaTion oF thE eNGInE to oPEn ANd cLose t... | JP 2005-036711A, publishedby the Japan Patent Office in 2005,discloses a fuelpump whichsupplies fuel to aninternal combustion engine.The internal combustion enginecomprises intake valves andexhaust valvesas well as a camshaft which rotates in a fixed relation with the rotationof theengine to o... | JP 2005-036711A, published _by_ the Japan _Patent_ Office in 2005, discloses a _fuel_ pump which supplies fuel to _an_ internal combustion engine. The internal combustion engine _comprises_ _intake_ valves and exhaust valves as well as a camshaft _which_ rotates in a fixed _relation_ with the rotation of the engine to ... |
General flat cathode ray tubes are minutely described in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,695,761, 4,710,670, and 4,716,334. The common characteristic of these flat cathode ray tubes is that a foil type shadow mask of the flat faceplate is fixed by a substantially rectangular rim which is bonded to the periphery of the inner surface o... | general flat cathode ray tubes are minutely described in u. s. pat. nos. 4, 695, 761, 4, 710, 670, and 4, 716, 334. the common law of these flat cathode ray tubes relates that a foil type shadow mask of the flat faceplate is fixed by a substantially rectangular rim which is bonded to the periphery of the inner surface ... | General flat cathode ray tubes are minutely described in U. S. Pat. Nos. 4, 695, 761, 4, 710, 670, and 4, 716, 334. The common characteristic of these flat cathode ray tubes is that a foil type shadow mask of the flat faceplate is fixed by a substantially rectangular rim which is bonded to the periphery of the inner su... | General flat cathode tubes are minutely in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,695,761, 4,710,670, and 4,716,334. The common characteristic of these flat cathode ray tubes is that a foil type shadow mask of the flat faceplate fixed by a rectangular rim which is bonded the periphery of the inner surface of the faceplate. In order to the s... | gEneRAl flAt cAtHode RAy tuBES ARe minUtelY dEScRIBEd iN U.S. pAt. NoS. 4,695,761, 4,710,670, ANd 4,716,334. tHe CoMmoN ChARACTERisTIC oF tHEse flAt cAthOdE rAy Tubes is thAT A fOIl tYPe shAdOW maSk oF tHE FlAt FACePLaTe Is FiXED By A SubStAntIAlLy ReCTANGulaR rim WHICh IS boNDED to THe PErIPhERY of tHE InNER sURfAce O... | General flat cathode raytubes are minutely described in U.S.Pat. Nos.4,695,761, 4,710,670, and 4,716,334. The common characteristic of these flat cathode raytubes is that a foil typeshadowmaskof the flat faceplate isfixed bya substantially rectangularrim which is bonded to the periphery of the inner sur... | _General_ flat cathode ray tubes are minutely described _in_ U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,695,761, 4,710,670, and 4,716,334. The common _characteristic_ of these _flat_ _cathode_ _ray_ tubes is that a foil type shadow _mask_ of the flat faceplate _is_ _fixed_ by a _substantially_ _rectangular_ rim which is bonded to the _periphery... |
The present invention relates to compiling software. More specifically, the invention relates to techniques for reducing the cost of dynamic (i.e., during runtime) class loading and initialization checks in compiled code.
The Java.TM. programming language is an object-oriented high level programming language developed ... | the present invention relates to compiling software. more specifically, the invention relates to techniques for reducing the cost of dynamic ( i. e., during runtime ) class loading and initialization checks in compiled code. the java. tm. programming language is an object - oriented high level programming language deve... | The present invention relates to comLJling software. More specifically, the invention relates to techniques for reducing the cost of dynamic (i. e. , during runtime) class loading and initialization checks in compiled code. The Java. TM. programming language is an object - oriented high level programming language devel... | The present invention relates compiling software. More specifically, the to techniques for reducing the cost of dynamic (i.e., during runtime) loading and initialization checks in compiled code. The programming language is object-oriented high level programming developed by Sun Microsystems and designed to be portable ... | The prEseNt InveNtIOn relATEs TO COmPILIng SOfTWARe. MOre sPecificAllY, tHe InveNtIoN rELAtEs To TEChnIQuEs For REduciNg THE cosT Of dyNAmiC (I.e., dUrInG runTiMe) clasS loadiNG aNd inItIaLIzaTIOn ChecKS in cOMpIled CODe.
The jaVA.tm. PrOgraMMInG LANgUaGe is An oBJECT-oriENTED hIGH levEl PrOGRamMiNG LaNGUAge developED ... | The present invention relates to compiling software. Morespecifically, the inventionrelates to techniquesforreducing thecostof dynamic (i.e., during runtime) class loading and initializationchecksin compiled code. The Java.TM. programming language is anobject-oriented high level programming language dev... | _The_ present invention relates to _compiling_ software. More specifically, _the_ invention relates to techniques for reducing the cost of _dynamic_ _(i.e.,_ during _runtime)_ class loading and initialization checks in compiled _code._ The Java.TM. programming language is an object-oriented high level programming _lang... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety designated XB009E11, which has been the result of years of careful breeding and selection in a comprehensive soybean breeding program. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with th... | the present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety designated xb009e11, which has been the result of years of careful breeding and selection in a comprehensive soybean breeding program. there are numerous steps in the development of every novel, desirable soybean variety. plant breeding begins with ... | The present invention relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety designated XB009E11, which has been the result of years of careful breeding and selection in a comprehensive soybean breeding program. There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with th... | The present relates to a new and distinctive soybean variety designated XB009E11, which has been result of years of careful breeding and selection in a comprehensive soybean breeding program. There are numerous steps in the development any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and de... | tHe prESEnT INVEnTiOn rElAtEs tO A NEW ANd DisTINCTIve soybeAN vArIETY dEsIgNATEd xb009e11, WHIch hAs beEN THE ResUlT OF yeARs oF CaRefuL BReedIng aNd SelEctiOn IN a COMpreHenSIvE sOYBeAN breEdiNg PRogRAM. There arE NumERous StepS iN tHE DevELopMenT Of any novEL, DESiRABle SOybean vAriETy. PlAnt BReeDiNG beGINS WItH th... | The present invention relates to a new and distinctivesoybean variety designated XB009E11, which has been the result of years of careful breeding and selection in acomprehensive soybeanbreedingprogram. Thereare numerous steps in the developmentof anynovel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breedingbegi... | _The_ present invention relates _to_ a new and distinctive soybean variety _designated_ _XB009E11,_ which has been _the_ _result_ of years _of_ careful breeding and _selection_ in a _comprehensive_ soybean breeding _program._ _There_ are numerous steps in _the_ development of any novel, _desirable_ soybean variety. Pla... |
Radial vibration dampers are used to reduce radial vibrations in rotating shaft systems, and can be mounted internally or externally relative to the shaft with the elastomeric member in direct contact with the shaft. The most desirable radial vibration damper for inside a hollow shaft is one that has a first mode of vi... | radial vibration dampers are used to reduce radial vibrations in rotating shaft systems, and can be conducted internally or externally relative to the shaft with the elastomeric member in direct contact with the shaft. the most desirable radial vibration damper for inside a hollow shaft is one that has a first mode of ... | Radial vibration dampers are used to reduce radial vibrations in rotating shaft systems, and can be mounted internally or externally relative to the shaft with the elastomeric member in direct contact with the shaft. The most desirable radial vibration damper for inside a hollow DhaBt is one that has a first mode of vi... | Radial vibration dampers are used to reduce radial vibrations in rotating systems, and can mounted internally or externally to shaft with the elastomeric member in direct contact with the shaft. The most desirable radial vibration damper for inside a shaft one has a first mode of vibration, as indicated by finite eleme... | radiAL vibrATIoN daMpERs aRE Used tO REDUCE RADIaL vibraTIoNS iN rotAting ShAfT sYStEMS, AND caN Be MOuNTed IntERnaLLY oR ExTeRnALlY RELaTIvE To tHE shAFT WItH THe ELAsTOMeric meMBer in dIRecT cONTAct WITH tHe ShaFT. tHE MOST dESiRaBLe rADIal VIBRATion dampeR foR INsIde A Hollow shAfT iS onE thAT haS a FiRst moDE of Vi... | Radial vibration dampersare used to reduceradialvibrations in rotating shaftsystems,and can be mounted internally or externally relative to the shaft with the elastomeric member indirect contact with the shaft. The mostdesirable radial vibration damper for inside ahollow shaft isone that has a first... | Radial vibration _dampers_ are used _to_ reduce radial vibrations _in_ rotating shaft systems, _and_ can _be_ mounted _internally_ _or_ externally _relative_ to _the_ shaft with the elastomeric _member_ in direct _contact_ with the shaft. The most desirable radial vibration damper for inside a hollow shaft is one that ... |
This invention relates to conveying information about events by use of a computer.
A story can be told from several different viewpoints. The different viewpoints can stem from physical differences associated with the viewer's perspective, such as differences in viewer location, lighting, and background noise levels. T... | this invention relates to conveying information about events by use of a computer. a story can be told from several different viewpoints. the differing viewpoints can stem from physical differences associated with the viewer ' s perspective, such as differences in viewer location, lighting, and background noise levels.... | This invention relates to conveying information about events by use of a computer. A story can be told from several different viewpoints. The different viewpoints can stem from physical differences associated with the viewer ' s perspective, such as differences in viDweT location, lighting, and background noise levels.... | This invention relates to conveying information events by use of a computer. A story be from several viewpoints. The different can stem physical differences associated with the viewer's perspective, as differences in viewer location, lighting, and background noise levels. The differences can also stem physical differen... | ThIs InVENtIoN RElatES tO COnVEyiNg InfOrMaTIoN AbOuT EVeNtS BY use OF A COMpuTER.
a story Can BE TOlD FrOM SEVEral DIffErENt viEWpOinTS. The dIffEreNT vIewpOINts CAn stEm FROM PhYsiCAl DIFfeREnCEs AsSOCiATED with thE VIEWer'S PERspecTive, sUCH AS dIffErENceS in vIEwEr loCaTioN, lIgHtIng, And BAckgRoUND Noise lEVeLS. t... | This invention relatesto conveying informationabout events byuse of a computer. A story canbe told from several different viewpoints.The different viewpoints can stem from physical differences associatedwith the viewer's perspective, such as differencesinviewer location, lighting, and backgrou... | _This_ invention relates to _conveying_ information about events _by_ use of a _computer._ A story can be _told_ _from_ several different viewpoints. _The_ different _viewpoints_ _can_ stem _from_ physical _differences_ associated with the viewer's perspective, such as differences _in_ viewer _location,_ lighting, and ... |
Present-day application programs almost never interface directly to the hardware of the computer system in which they execute. Instead, application program interfaces (APIs) call code modules which control the hardware, or which call programmed interfaces at yet lower levels. Most API code modules reside in an operatin... | present - day application programs almost never interface directly to the hardware of the computer system in which they execute. instead, application program interfaces ( apis ) call code modules which control the hardware, or which call programmed interfaces at yet lower levels. most api code modules reside in an oper... | Present - day application programs almost nWFer interface directly to the hardware of the co,pu6er system in which they execute. Instead, application Lr9gram interfaces (APIs) call code modules which control the hardware, or wUixh call programmed interfaces at yet lower levels. Most API code modules reside in an operat... | Present-day application programs interface directly to the hardware of the computer system in which they execute. Instead, application program interfaces (APIs) call code modules which control the hardware, or which call programmed interfaces at yet levels. API code modules reside in an operating system (OS), although ... | pREseNt-day aPpLIcaTION proGRamS aLmost nEvER InTeRfAce DiReCtLY To THE HARdWArE oF THe comPuter sysTem iN WhicH they exEcute. iNsteAD, applicatIOn pROgrAm iNteRfACES (ApiS) CALL CoDE ModULEs WHICH CoNTrol THe hardWAre, or wHich CaLL pRoGrAmmED InTErFAcES At yET LOWER leVelS. mOST API coDe MOdules resIDE in AN OpeRatin... | Present-day application programs almostnever interface directly to the hardware of the computer system in which they execute. Instead, application program interfaces (APIs)call code modules which control the hardware, or which call programmed interfaces at yet lower levels. Most API codemodules reside in ... | Present-day _application_ programs almost never interface _directly_ to _the_ hardware of _the_ computer system in which they execute. Instead, application program _interfaces_ (APIs) call code modules which control the hardware, or which _call_ _programmed_ interfaces at _yet_ _lower_ levels. Most API code modules res... |
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