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Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter wi... | renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated dc bus. for example, wind power systems, such as wind driven jet - fed induction generator ( dfig ) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter w... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly - fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include a pIQer converter ... | Renewable energy systems, such as wind power systems and solar energy power systems, often include a power converter with regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) or full power conversion systems, can include a power converter with an AC-DC-AC topology... | RENEwabLe eNERGy poweR SyStemS, SuCh aS WiNd ENERgY POWer SYStEmS ANd SoLAr ENerGy power sYsteMs, oFTen iNcluDE a pOWer CONVerTer WitH A RegUlaTED DC BUS. FOr EXamPLe, wind power sYstems, SUch as wind driven dOuBlY-Fed inDuction geNerAtoR (DfIG) SyStEMs Or FulL pOweR CONVERSioN SysTeMS, CAN INcLUDe a powER coNveRTER wI... | Renewable energy power systems, such as wind energy power systems and solar energypower systems,often include apower converter with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction generator (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can includea... | Renewable energy power systems, such as _wind_ energy power systems and _solar_ energy power systems, _often_ include a power _converter_ with a regulated DC bus. For example, wind power systems, such as wind driven doubly-fed induction _generator_ (DFIG) systems or full power conversion systems, can include _a_ power ... |
In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high-speed data communication services.
Recently, 3GPP has be... | more general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high - speed data communication services. recently, india h... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice communication services but also high - speed VXta communication services. Recently, 3GPP has ... | In general, mobile communication systems have been developed to provide communication services to users in motion. Thanks to rapid technological advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not only voice services but also high-speed data communication services. Recently, 3GPP has been working to ... | IN gENerAL, moBILE COmmUnIcaTiON sYsTEms hAvE beEn DeVElOpEd TO pRovIdE COmMUNIcATIoN SeRvicEs to USeRs In MOTiON. THAnkS TO Rapid teCHnoLOGicAL ADVancemeNt, mOBiLE CoMmUNIcatiON SySTeMs ArE capABLe Of PROVIDiNG noT only voICe COmmUnicatIon sERViCES bUT alsO hIgH-sPEeD DaTa cOMmunIcatiOn sERviCES.
ReCeNtly, 3GPp HaS be... | In general,mobile communication systems havebeen developed toprovide communication servicesto users in motion. Thanks to rapid technologicaladvancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing not onlyvoice communication services but also high-speed data communication services.Recently, ... | _In_ general, mobile _communication_ systems have _been_ developed to provide communication _services_ to users in motion. _Thanks_ to rapid _technological_ advancement, mobile communication systems are capable of providing _not_ only voice communication services but also _high-speed_ data communication services. Recen... |
The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground.
Tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there is ... | the present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i. e., with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. tunnelling apparatus of the general type here in question is already known from german pat. no. 2, 431, 512. this type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there ... | The pF2sent invention relates to tunnelling appaGa6us, i. e. , with apparatus for driving a tunnel in the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the genegsl type here in question is already known from German Pat. No. 2, 431, 512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at the front end of which there... | present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, i.e., with for a tunnel the ground. Tunnelling apparatus of the general here in question already known from German Pat. No. 2,431,512. This equipment has a annular tunnelling element at front of which there is provided a working the forward end of which open and which ... | The PResEnT iNVeNtIOn rELaTeS tO tUNnELLIng APParatUs, i.e., WitH ApPAraTus fOr dRIvING a TunneL IN tHe grOUNd.
TUnneLLiNG APParATuS oF THe GEnEral tYPe here IN QUEsTiOn iS aLrEady KnOWn from gerMAN PAt. no. 2,431,512. tHis TYpe of eqUIpMent Has a geneRally ANNULaR TunneLlinG ElemeNT at tHE frONt end of WhIch tHERE iS ... | The present invention relates totunnellingapparatus, i.e., with apparatus for drivinga tunnel in the ground.Tunnelling apparatus of the general typehere in question is already known fromGerman Pat. No. 2,431,512. This type of equipment has a generally annular tunnelling element at thefront end o... | The present invention relates to tunnelling apparatus, _i.e.,_ with _apparatus_ for driving a tunnel in the ground. _Tunnelling_ apparatus of the general type here in question is already known _from_ German Pat. No. _2,431,512._ This _type_ of equipment has a generally _annular_ _tunnelling_ element at _the_ _front_ en... |
Information handling devices (“devices”), for example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual input device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a use... | information handling devices ( “ information ” ), for example smart computers, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and google ipad, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an user interface device, manual input device, and the like. generally, for a voice... | Information handling devices (“ deviD3s ” ), for example smart Lgones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and ptoceXsing user command inputs, for example, ijpu5 via an audio cQ(ture device, manual *n(ut device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a ... | Information handling devices (“devices”), example smart phones, tablet devices, laptop computers, personal computers, the like, may be capable of receiving and processing command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual device, and the like. Generally, for a voice command, a user interacts with a ... | InFORMaTIon hANdLInG DEvIcEs (“DEVICES”), fOr eXAMple sMArT pHONEs, taBlEt dEVICes, lApTOp COMPuTerS, PERSonAL ComputErs, And THE LIKE, MAY BE caPaBLE OF RECeIvinG and ProCeSSiNG uSEr cOmMAnd inPuTs, fOr ExAmPle, InpUT via aN AudiO captURe DevicE, mAnual inPuT DEViCe, And tHE LiKE. GEnErally, FOR a vOIce ComMand, A usE... | Information handling devices (“devices”), forexamplesmart phones, tablet devices, laptopcomputers, personal computers, and the like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for example, input via an audio capture device, manual inputdevice, and thelike. Generally, for a voicecom... | Information _handling_ devices (“devices”), for example _smart_ phones, tablet devices, laptop _computers,_ personal computers, _and_ _the_ like, may be capable of receiving and processing user command inputs, for _example,_ input _via_ an audio _capture_ device, _manual_ input device, and the like. _Generally,_ for a ... |
Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance system... | solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo - imaging applications. current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance syst... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo - imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, kacyine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input devices, surveillance syst... | Solid state sensors, also known as imaging devices, have been used in various photo-imaging applications. Current applications of imaging devices include cameras, mobile telephones, scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, video telephones, computer input surveillance systems, auto focus systems, s... | SOlId State ImAGE SENsOrS, alSo knowN AS ImAGiNg deVIcEs, hAve COmMOnlY beEn USEd iN VARIOUS pHotO-iMAGINg ApPLicAtIoNs. currEnT APPlicATIoNs Of imAGINg devicES InclUdE CaMEraS, MoBILe TelepHOnEs, sCaNnerS, mAChinE visiON sysTEmS, VeHICLe NaVIGAtioN sySTeMS, VIdEo telEpHones, cOmPUtER INPUT DEVIces, sUrVEILLaNcE sysTeM... | Solid state image sensors, also known as imaging devices, have commonly been used in various photo-imaging applications. Currentapplications of imaging devices include cameras,mobile telephones,scanners, machine vision systems, vehicle navigation systems, videotelephones, computerinput devices, surveillance sys... | Solid _state_ image _sensors,_ also known as _imaging_ devices, have _commonly_ _been_ _used_ _in_ _various_ _photo-imaging_ _applications._ _Current_ applications of imaging _devices_ include cameras, mobile _telephones,_ scanners, _machine_ vision systems, _vehicle_ navigation _systems,_ video _telephones,_ computer ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented metal/elastomer strips t... | 1. field of the invention the latest invention relates to another improved method for the simultaneous attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. more particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi - layered or laterally segmented metal / elastome... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor die to the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi - layered or laterally segmented metal / elastomer stri... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment a semiconductor die the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. particularly, the present invention relates to the use of multi-layered or laterally metal/elastomer to achieve electrical contact... | 1. fiELd OF tHe INventIOn
THE PReSEnT INvEnTIoN relatES to An IMproVeD mEthOD fOr ThE eleCtrIcAL atTaCHMEnt of A SeMICoNdUctoR DiE to tHE LEads OF a Lead fRamE and thE aPpaRATUs FORmeD ThEReFROm. mORE PARTIcuLARLY, THe pReseNT inVeNTIOn rELateS to ThE use oF muLTi-LAYERed OR LAtERaLlY seGmENtEd MEtAl/eLAsToMER sTRiPs T... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates to an improved method for the electrical attachment of a semiconductor dieto the leads of a lead frame and the apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relatesto the use of multi-layered or laterally segmented met... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ _to_ _an_ improved _method_ for the electrical _attachment_ of a semiconductor die _to_ the _leads_ _of_ a _lead_ _frame_ and _the_ apparatus formed therefrom. More particularly, the present invention relates to the use of _multi-layered_ or laterally segmented ... |
Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the d... | films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or " film package " such as a pouch by various techniques. for instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be formed into a pouch. for example, if a square pouch was desired, a rectangular film twice th... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or " film package " such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape to be fLrmDd into a pouch. For example, if a square pouch is desired, a rectangular film twice the... | Films or sheets of polymeric barrier materials formed into a finished package or "film package" such as a pouch by various For instance, forming heat or adhesive seals the periphery of the shape to into a pouch. For example, if a square is desired, a rectangular twice the desired length of the pouch is folded, the two ... | fILMS or sHEeTs OF pOlymErIC baRRieR mATERiALS arE formEd INto a FinIShEd PACKagE Or "fILM PAcKAgE" sUCH aS A PoUcH BY vAriouS TechnIQUES. fOr iNSTaNCE, BY formIng HEaT oR ADhESIve sEALS abOut tHe PeriPherY Of THe SHape To bE foRMED IntO A pOuch. FOr ExaMPLE, if A sqUARe poUcH IS deSIReD, A RECtAngULar fILM tWICe THE D... | Films or sheets ofpolymeric barrier materialsare formed into a finished packageor "film package" such as a pouch by various techniques. For instance, by forming heat or adhesive seals about the periphery of the shape tobe formed into a pouch. For example, if asquare pouchis desired, a rectangular film ... | Films _or_ _sheets_ of polymeric barrier materials are formed into a finished package or _"film_ _package"_ such _as_ a pouch by various techniques. For _instance,_ _by_ _forming_ heat or adhesive seals about the _periphery_ of the shape to be _formed_ into a _pouch._ For _example,_ if _a_ square _pouch_ is desired, _a... |
This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | this invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for obtaining metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts themselves and to the use thereof. aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and preparations for their production are known : cf... | This invention relates to new complexing agents suitable for complexing metal ikgs useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexes and salts thereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex salts and processes for their production are known: cf, for ... | This invention relates to new complexing suitable for complexing metal ions useful in pharmacological diagnosis, and the resultant complexes and salts thereof and the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metal complex and processes for their production are known: cf, for example, U.S. Pat. ... | tHIs iNVEntiOn rELATeS To NeW COmPLExInG aGENts sUItAblE FOR ComplExiNG METaL ionS uSeful IN PhArmAColOGicaL DiaGNosiS, AND TO THE REsUlTant CoMPleXeS And SaltS theREoF And to ThE usE tHEreoF. aminOpOLyCarBOxYLIC aCIDs, theIr METaL coMplExEs anD MetAL CoMPLEX saltS AND PROCeSsEs foR tHeIR PrOductIoN aRE KNOwn: cF, for ... | This invention relates to new complexingagents suitablefor complexing metal ions useful inpharmacological diagnosis, and to the resultant complexesand saltsthereof and to the use thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal complexes and metalcomplex salts and processes for theirproduction are known: cf,... | _This_ invention relates to new complexing _agents_ suitable for complexing metal ions useful _in_ pharmacological diagnosis, and to _the_ _resultant_ complexes and salts _thereof_ _and_ to the _use_ thereof. Aminopolycarboxylic acids, their metal _complexes_ and _metal_ _complex_ salts and processes for _their_ _produ... |
The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use.
In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported on ... | the present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. in known core / sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be supported o... | The present invention while havimb many uses, is particularly well sKiFed for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry and is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core / sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sl2evD is adapted to be supported o... | The present invention while having many uses, is particularly well suited for use in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry is described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to be on the core, and core itself ... | The pRESeNt iNvENtIon whILE HaVINg mAnY usES, iS PaRtICULArlY WEll SUiteD foR usE iN SEAliNG CaBle cONNECTIOnS OF thE tyPe UseD IN tHe PoWer disTriBuTion IndusTRy AnD is DescrIbEd FOr cOnVEnieNce hereIn as dIReCted TO suCh usE.
IN KnOWn cOre/sLeevE asSemBlies, aN InsUlating eLAStIc SLeEvE IS AdApTed To bE SuPPORtED On ... | The present invention while having many uses, is particularlywell suitedforuse in sealing cable connections of the type used in the power distribution industry andis described for convenience herein as directed tosuch use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to ... | The present invention while having many uses, _is_ particularly _well_ suited _for_ use _in_ sealing _cable_ connections _of_ the type used in the power distribution _industry_ and _is_ described for convenience herein as directed to such use. In known core/sleeve assemblies, an insulating elastic sleeve is adapted to ... |
Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. a delta phase input frequency is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accu... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added to an output of a phase accumulator and the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase accumul... | Typical numerically controlled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample signal. A delta phase input signal is usually added an output of a phase accumulator the resulting sum is transferred to the output of the phase on sample clock edge. By th... | tyPICaL NumErICALlY cONTrOLlEd OSCIllAtoRs GENerate a DigitALLY REPreSENTed sINe wAvE outPUT siGNAL IN respOnsE tO a DELta phASe iNpUt SignaL ANd a Sample cLOcK siGNAL. a DeLTA PHASe inpUt SIgnal is uSUaLLY adDed To an outPUt oF A PHAsE aCcUmulatoR anD tHE ResUlTiNG suM is tranSferred tO thE OUTPut Of THe pHaSe acCUMUL... | Typical numericallycontrolled oscillators generate a digitally represented sine wave output signal in response to a delta phase input signal and a sample clock signal. Adelta phaseinput signal is usually added to anoutput of a phase accumulator and theresultingsum is transferred tothe output of the phase a... | Typical numerically _controlled_ oscillators generate a _digitally_ _represented_ sine _wave_ _output_ signal in _response_ to _a_ delta phase input signal and _a_ sample clock signal. _A_ delta phase input signal is _usually_ added to an _output_ of a phase accumulator and _the_ resulting sum is transferred to the out... |
This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines.
Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | this invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of materia... | This invention relates generally to case erecting machines, and particularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. ... | This generally to case erecting machines, and machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases stored in flattened positions within one more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing of goods. U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,626,661, 3,637,129 3... | tHIS iNvENtIOn ReLATeS GENeRALLY To CAse eREcTinG macHINes, anD paRtIcuLarly to MaChInEs, aPParATuSES And MetHODS foR ErecTINg caSEs StoreD iN fLATtEnEd pOsItions WiTHin ONE oR MORe sToRaGE mAgAZIneS.
machINES hAve heReTOforE beEn dEViSed FOR ErectING cAses stoRed iN FlATTENed PositION FOr SUbSEquEnt paCKiNG oF goODs. ... | This inventionrelates generally to case erectingmachines, andparticularly to machines, apparatuses and methods for erecting cases storedin flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. Machines have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened positionfor subseq... | This invention relates generally to _case_ erecting machines, and _particularly_ to machines, _apparatuses_ and methods for erecting _cases_ stored in flattened positions within one or more storage magazines. _Machines_ have heretofore been devised for erecting cases stored in flattened position for subsequent packing ... |
1. Field of the Invention
An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. field of the invention an embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic detector. 2. description of the related art in recent application, thin film transistors ( hereinafter, referred to as tfts ) e... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (heGSinafter, referred to as TFTs) each includ... | 1. Field the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin film transistor and a manufacturing method thereof, and further relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. of the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter, referred to as TFTs) each including a thin semi... | 1. fIELD OF thE inVENtiON
aN EMbOdIMENt of thE prEsEnT iNVEnTion ReLaTeS tO a thIN FiLm TrANSiStoR and a mAnuFACTUrINg MetHOD THErEoF, anD FurTHer rElATeS TO A DISPlAY dEviCE anD an eLectRonic DeVIcE.
2. dESCRipTIoN oF the RELateD aRt
iN ReCENT years, THIN filM TRAnsIStoRs (hEREinAFTER, REferREd tO As tFts) EACH iNcLuD... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates toa thin film transistor and a manufacturingmethod thereof, and further relates to adisplaydevice and an electronic device.2.Descriptionof the Related Art In recent years, thin film transistors (hereinafter,referred to as TFTs) each ... | 1. Field of the Invention An embodiment of the present invention relates to a thin _film_ transistor and a manufacturing _method_ thereof, and _further_ relates to a display device and an electronic device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, thin _film_ transistors (hereinafter, _referred_ to as TFTs) e... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle.
2. Description of the Prior Art
An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. description of the prior art an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets ( or a chain of electromagn... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Prior Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated by the action of the attraction between electromagnets (or a group of electromagne... | 1. Field of the This invention relates to structive of a truck to be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of the Art An attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is by the action of the electromagnets (or a of electromagnets assigned different functions) and armature rails; an... | 1. FIelD OF ThE inVeNTion
this INvENtion RELatES to The StrUctIve of A trUCK To bE usEd fOr aN aTtRactIoN TYPe mAGneticallY lEvitaTED veHIclE.
2. dEScRIPTiON oF The PRIor ARt
an attrACTION Type mAGnETiCAllY LeVITaTEd vEhIclE Is LEViTaTED bY tHE actIoN Of THe atTRACtiON BetWeen eLeCtroMagNets (oR A groUp oF eleCTRomAgNE... | 1. Field of the Invention This inventionrelatesto the structive of a truckto be used for an attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle. 2. Description of thePrior Art Anattraction type magnetically levitated vehicleis levitated by the action of the attraction betweenelectromagnets(or a groupof electroma... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention This invention relates _to_ the structive of a truck _to_ be _used_ _for_ an attraction type magnetically levitated _vehicle._ 2. _Description_ _of_ the Prior _Art_ _An_ attraction type magnetically levitated vehicle is levitated _by_ the action of the attraction between electromagnets _(o... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device.
2. Description of Related Art
Cameras having built-in flash devices have been variously developed. Meanwh... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving either flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. description of related art cameras having built - in flash devices have been variously developed.... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be capable of driving a flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh device. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built - in flash devices have been variously developed. Mean... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a camera arranged to be a flash device move to and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angle of the falsh 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built-in flash have been variously developed. Meanwhile, efforts to reduce the size of cameras have ... | 1. FIeld Of tHe inveNtiOn
tHE pResENT InVentiOn RelAtes To A CAmeRA ArRAnGeD to Be cAPAbLE Of DrIvInG a FlasH deViCE TO MOve tO prOTRuded And StOwEd POSITIonS ANd To vARY ThE ILlUmiNating AnGLE Of THE FalSh dEvICe.
2. DeScRiptION oF rElated Art
CaMEraS HaVING BuILT-IN FLasH DeViCEs Have BEeN VaRiOUSly deVelopeD. mEAnwh... | 1. Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a cameraarranged to be capable ofdriving aflash device to move to protruded and stowed positions and to vary the illuminating angleofthe falshdevice. 2. Description of Related Art Cameras having built-in flash deviceshavebeen variously developed. Me... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The present invention relates to _a_ camera arranged to be _capable_ of driving _a_ flash device to move to protruded and stowed positions _and_ _to_ _vary_ the illuminating angle of the falsh device. _2._ Description of Related _Art_ _Cameras_ having built-in flash devices have _been_ vario... |
A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)).
One such modern cellular ... | a multimode mobile station, functioning as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. by example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode ( a. g., gsm or dcs1900 ) and an analog ( fm ) cellular mode ( e. g., is - 41 ( cds ) ). another... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable of operating in more than one system. By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital cellular mode (e. g. , GSM or DCS1900) and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e. g. , IS - 41 (AMPS) ). One such modern ce... | A multimode mobile station, such as a radiotelephone or communicator, is of operating in more than one By example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the modes may be a digital mode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) and an (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such modern cellular system is to as IS-136, which is describe... | a muLTimoDe mobILE STatiON, sUCH as A RADIoTELEPhONe oR pErSONal COmMUNICaTor, Is caPABlE of OPEraTINg In mORE than OnE sySTEM. BY EXaMPle, And foR a dUaL mOde MobiLE sTAtIOn, THE MOdeS maY BE A dIgITal ceLlular mODe (e.G., gSM Or dCS1900) aND An ANAlOG (fm) cellular mODE (E.G., IS-41 (aMps)).
onE SUch ModeRn cellulAr ... | Amultimode mobilestation, such asa radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable ofoperating in more thanone system. By example, andfor a dual mode mobilestation, the modes may be adigital cellularmode (e.g., GSM or DCS1900)and an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such modern cellula... | A multimode _mobile_ station, _such_ as a radiotelephone or personal communicator, is capable _of_ operating in more than one system. _By_ example, and for a dual mode mobile station, the _modes_ may be a _digital_ cellular _mode_ (e.g., GSM or DCS1900) _and_ an analog (FM) cellular mode (e.g., IS-41 (AMPS)). One such ... |
The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly.
It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse-l... | the present situation relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. it is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse -... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin incorporates a reduced fuse -... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ current carrying electrically connected terminal pin, which pin fuse-like area generally located on the inner s... | The pReSENt INventIoN RElAtes tO heRMeTIc teRmINAL ASSEMbLIEs anD MoRe paRtIcULARlY tO aN iMproVED tErminAl BLocK ArRangEment fOR a hErMEtIc teRmiNAL assEmBLy.
It is KNOwn In ThE art of hERmEtic tERmiNal ASSEmbLiES to eMploY A current CArRYing eLEcTRIcalLy COnNeCTed TeRminAL PIN, wHiCH pIn IncOrpoRAtEs a rEDUCED fusE-L... | The present inventionrelatesto hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a hermetic terminal assembly. It is known in the art of hermetic terminal assemblies to employ a current carrying electricallyconnected terminalpin, which pin incorporates a... | The present invention relates to hermetic terminal assemblies and more particularly to an improved terminal block arrangement for a _hermetic_ _terminal_ assembly. It is known _in_ the art _of_ hermetic terminal assemblies to _employ_ a _current_ _carrying_ electrically connected _terminal_ _pin,_ which pin incorporate... |
A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid-state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Patent... | a light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by edwin land, and this light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid - state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween ( see, for example, pa... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is in the form of a structure in which a liquid - state light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for example, Pate... | A light control glass containing a control suspension first by Edwin Land, the light glass is the form of a structure in which liquid-state control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a narrow gap therebetween (see, for Patent Documents and 2). According to the invention by Ed... | a liGht ConTROL gLaSS CONTAIniNg a LIgHt cONtROl sUSpEnSIOn waS fiRSt INveNTED By EDWin lAnd, AND the lIgHT controL glASS Is iN ThE FOrm oF A stRucturE in WhicH a LiqUID-sTATE LiGht conTrol suspENsion Is InSErTED bEtwEEn tWO oF tRansPAReNT COnDuctIVE sUBStRATes hAVIng a narROW gaP THErEBETWEEn (SEE, FOr ExAMpLe, patENT... | A light control glass containing a light control suspension was first invented by Edwin Land, and the light control glass is inthe form of a structurein which a liquid-state light control suspensionis inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates havinga narrow gaptherebetween (see, for example... | A light _control_ glass containing a light _control_ _suspension_ was first invented by Edwin Land, and the _light_ control glass is in the _form_ of _a_ structure in _which_ a _liquid-state_ light control suspension is inserted between two of transparent conductive substrates having a _narrow_ _gap_ therebetween (see,... |
In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs, E... | in the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices ( e. g., plas, pals, etc. ) and transient memory devices. for example, some table memory devices include rom devices ( read only memory ) such as... | In the case of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e. g. , PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs,... | In the of conventional memory in particular conventional memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such as PROMs, EPROMs, EEPROMs, flash memori... | in thE CasE oF conVenTiOnAl MeMOry DEvICES, IN PArtIcuLar cOnvEnTionAl sEMicOnDuCtOR MEmORy dEVICES, IT is SOmetimeS comMON tO dIFFeREnTiate beTween fUNCTioNAL meMORY DEVICes (E.G., pLaS, Pals, eTc.) anD taBle MemORy DEVICEs. FOr ExAMple, SoMe tABLe memOry DeVICES inclUdE rOm dEViCEs (Read ONly MeMORY) SuCH As PrOMs, e... | In thecase ofconventionalmemory devices, in particular conventionalsemiconductor memory devices, it is sometimes common to differentiate between functional memory devices (e.g., PLAs, PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, some table memory devices include ROM devices (Read Only Memory) such ... | _In_ _the_ _case_ of conventional memory devices, in particular conventional semiconductor _memory_ devices, it is sometimes common to _differentiate_ between functional memory devices _(e.g.,_ _PLAs,_ PALs, etc.) and table memory devices. For example, _some_ table _memory_ devices include ROM devices (Read _Only_ Memo... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element.
(2) Description of the Related Art
A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a glass,... | ( 1 ) field of the invention the present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. ( 2 ) description of the related art a conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass - sealed semiconductor containers package sealed by fusion bonding of a... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass - sealed semiconductor container package sealed by fusion bonding of a gla... | (1) Field of the Invention The present relates to an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor element. (2) Description of Related Art conventional package containing a semiconductor element, especially a semiconductor container package sealed by bonding of a comprises an insulating vessel having in the i... | (1) FIEld oF tHe InvENTIoN
tHE PReSENT inVENtiOn relaTes TO AN iMpROvEMent iN A pACkagE FOR cONtAiNiNG a SemicONDUCTOr ELemEnT.
(2) dEscrIptioN of tHE RElATed ArT
a conVENTIONAL pAckagE for cOnTAIniNg A SEMIConDuctor eleMenT, especIally A glass-sEAled SemiconductOr CoNTAINer PAckaGe seAlED by FuSiOn bOnDInG of a gLasS,... | (1) Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to an improvement in apackage forcontaining a semiconductor element. (2) Description of the Related Art A conventional package for containing a semiconductor element, especially a glass-sealed semiconductor container packagesealed byfusion bonding of ... | (1) Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates _to_ an improvement in a package for containing a semiconductor _element._ _(2)_ Description of the Related Art _A_ conventional _package_ for containing a semiconductor _element,_ especially a glass-sealed semiconductor _container_ package sealed by fusion bon... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue.
2. Description of the Related Art
Athero... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally via the field of medical device. more specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. description of the related art ather... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. ,ire specifically, the present invention relates to a device that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art Athero... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention a that employs palpography technology vulnerable plaque and other tissue such as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Related Art Atherosclerosis, a process underlying artery diseas... | 1. FIeld oF tHE invENtioN
thE pRESent INventioN rELaTES gENERALlY to the FieLd OF medicAL deviCe. moRe SPeCifIcALly, THe pREsEnt iNVeNtION relATEs TO A DeViCE ThAt EMPlOYs pALpOgraPhy tecHNoLogY tO chaRACteRizE vULNerablE PlaQUE and oTHEr biOLOGICAL tiSsUE suCh As CaNCeR tiSsue.
2. dESCrIptioN OF THe rELaTeD ARt
ATHeRo... | 1. Field of theInventionThe present inventionrelatesgenerallyto the field of medical device. More specifically, the present invention relates to adevice that employs palpography technology to characterize vulnerable plaqueand other biological tissuesuch as cancer tissue. 2. Description of the Relat... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ _present_ invention _relates_ generally to the field of _medical_ device. More specifically, _the_ _present_ _invention_ _relates_ _to_ a device _that_ employs palpography _technology_ to characterize vulnerable plaque and other biological _tissue_ _such_ as cancer tissue. 2. Descripti... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collisio... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of transmission nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex encryption system using csma / cd ( carrier sense multiple access / co... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a plurality of nultiplfx nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA / CD (carrier sense multiple access / coll... | 1. the Invention This invention relates to multiplex transmission system for carrying a data transmission among a plurality of multiplex connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple access/collision detection). 2.Descr... | 1. fiElD OF tHE INvENtIon
THIS iNVEntIoN reLatES tO A MULtiPlEx TRaNsmisSIon sYSTEm For cArRYInG OUt A datA TRANSmIsSiON aMOnG A PlUrALity Of mULtiPLEx NoDES CoNNECteD to A CommoN muLtiPlEX TRanSmIssION liNE, ANd mOre pARtIcUlaRly, tO a MULTIplex tRaNSMISsioN SYstEm USInG CSmA/CD (CaRrIer senSe MULTiPLe AcCESs/CoLLisio... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a data transmission among a pluralityofmultiplexnodesconnectedto a common multiplex transmissionline, and more particularly,to a multiplex transmission system usingCSMA/CD(carrier sensemultiple access/... | 1. Field of the Invention _This_ invention relates to a multiplex transmission system for carrying out a _data_ transmission among a plurality _of_ multiplex nodes connected to a common multiplex transmission line, and more particularly, to a multiplex transmission system using CSMA/CD (carrier sense multiple _access/c... |
To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in single-electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned as Coulomb island at ... | to establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused on a gold detector as coulomb island – single - electron device, and used stm ( scanning tunneling microscope ) and showed that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1. 8 nm functioned as coulomb island at amb... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors hZv@ focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in Aing>e - electron device, and used STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanopar6icl4 with particle diameter of 1. 8 nm functioned as Coulomb island ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors focused on a gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island single-electron and used (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned Coulomb island at ambient In addition, to cons... | To ESTAbLiSh MAnUfActURInG TeCHNoLOgy FoR The SIngle ElEcTRon TransISTOR, THE INvENtors havE focUSEd oN a gOlD NaNoPARticlE aS CoulOmB ISlANd In SinglE-ELECtroN deVICe, aNd UsEd stm (SCaNnIng tunnELIng MiCROscope) AND CLarIFIED THaT ThE goLd naNOPARtiClE wITH PARTiCLE dIameteR of 1.8 Nm fUnctIONED aS cOulOmB ISLAnD AT ... | To establish manufacturing technology for the single electron transistor, the inventors have focused ona goldnanoparticle as Coulombisland in single-electron device, and used STM(Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that the gold nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8nm functionedas Coulom... | To establish manufacturing _technology_ for the single _electron_ transistor, the _inventors_ have focused _on_ _a_ gold nanoparticle as Coulomb island in _single-electron_ device, and _used_ STM (Scanning Tunneling Microscope) and clarified that _the_ _gold_ nanoparticle with particle diameter of 1.8 nm functioned as ... |
Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audio feed is transmitted... | remote upload of media content is known in the art. such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news / sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video / audio feed is transmi... | Remote upload of media content is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, or near 43al time, coverage of news / sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film liD3 events in a variety of locations and the video / audio feed is transmi... | upload of media is known in the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time, near real time, coverage of news/sports events outside of a television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events a variety of locations and the feed is transmitted back to the studio where it is broadcast. News/spor... | rEmoTE UPlOaD of Media CoNTent IS kNOwN In thE ART. suCh upLOAds Are TYPiCAlLY uSEd TO prOVide reaL TimE, OR nEar reAl TIME, coVeRaGE oF nEws/SPOrTS eVENtS OcCURRinG ouTsiDe Of a PREPared TeLEvisIoN studiO. cAmeRa crewS ArE ofteN SENt to fILM LIVe evEnTs In a VarieTy oF loCaTIonS ANd thE vIdEO/Audio feED Is traNsMIttED... | Remote upload of mediacontent is knownin the art. Such uploads are typically used to provide real time,or near real time, coverage of news/sports events occurring outside of a prepared television studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audiofeed is tran... | Remote upload of media content is known _in_ the art. Such uploads _are_ typically used to provide real time, or near real time, coverage of news/sports _events_ occurring outside of a prepared _television_ studio. Camera crews are often sent to film live events in a variety of locations and the video/audio feed is tra... |
In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the veh... | in - car communication ( icc ) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between adjacent dialog partners. there are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. for example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats o... | In - Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic loss between two Wialig partners. There are several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats of the v... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems to enhance communication among a vehicle by for acoustic loss between two dialog partners. several reasons for such an acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around listeners sitting on the rear seats the vehicle, and therefore he speaks towards the wind shield.... | In-cAR commUNiCatIoN (Icc) sYsTEMS stRIve To enHance CoMmUNiCAtIoN amonG PassengERs WiTHiN A VEhicle bY comPEnsatiNg For acOUStiC loSS betWeEn Two DiAlOG paRTNErs. thERE ARe seVerAL rEAsoNs FOr SUcH An ACoUstiC lOSS. foR example, TYPICALlY, THe DrivEr cannOt TuRn aRoUnD to lISTenErS SIttiNg On the reAR sEAts OF the Veh... | In-Car Communication (ICC) systems strive to enhance communication among passengers within avehicleby compensating for acoustic loss between two dialogpartners. Thereare several reasons for suchan acoustic loss. For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting on the rear seats ... | In-Car _Communication_ (ICC) _systems_ strive to enhance communication among passengers within a vehicle by compensating for acoustic _loss_ between two dialog partners. There are several reasons _for_ _such_ an acoustic _loss._ For example, typically, the driver cannot turn around to listeners sitting _on_ _the_ _rear... |
5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisoc... | 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 ( 2h ) - naphthalinone is essentially intermediate for the production of 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 ( 3 ) - naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine can be further reacted wi... | 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone is an intermediate for the production of 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5 - nitro - 3, 4 - dihydro - 1 (2H) - naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1, 5 - naphthalenediamine can be further reaXteR with phidgene ... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can further reacted with phosgene to form 1,5-naphthalene diisocyanate. Variou... | 5-nitRO-3,4-dIHYDro-1(2h)-naphtHAliNOnE is AN IntermEdiAte fOr thE PRodUCTiOn of 1,5-NAPhtHaLeneDiAMIne, WhiCh CAN Be ObtainEd frOm 5-NITRO-3,4-DIHydRO-1(2h)-NAphthALInONE By AMINaTiON, arOMaTIZAtion aND subSEQUenT hydrOgeNatIon. 1,5-NAPhtHalENedIaMInE cAn Be FURtHer ReAcTed WiTH pHosgEnE To ForM 1,5-NaphtHaleNE DiIsOc... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is an intermediate for the productionof 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which can be obtained from 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by amination, aromatization and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene to... | 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone is _an_ intermediate for the production of 1,5-naphthalenediamine, which _can_ be obtained _from_ 5-nitro-3,4-dihydro-1(2H)-naphthalinone by _amination,_ _aromatization_ and subsequent hydrogenation. 1,5-naphthalenediamine can be further reacted with phosgene _to_ form 1,5-naphth... |
With the development of Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the separation of ... | since the availability of organic light - emitting diode ( oled ) technology, flexible oled display devices have been extensively studied due by their flexibility such thermal flexibility and portability, and have become main in the field of display technology. among the oldest polymer oled display technology, magnetic... | With the development of Organic Light - Emitting Diode (OKFD) technology, flexible OLED display devices nade been extfgsively studied due to their advan6ag2s sicJ as flexibility and portability, and MaGe become main in the field of display technology. Among the Ca4ious flexible OLED display technology, the separation o... | With the development of Organic Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices have extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility have become main the field of display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology, the separation of the flexible substrate from the carrier subs... | WItH tHe devELOPmEnT of ORgANIC LigHt-EMIttINg DiOdE (Oled) TEchNologY, FLexIbLE oleD dISPLAy DevICES HaVe been exTEnSIvELy STuDieD dUe to TheiR AdVantAgeS SuCh As FLeXIbIliTY aND poRtABILitY, aND haVE becoME MAIN IN thE Field oF DIsplaY teChnOLogy. aMONG thE various fLexIBLe oleD DISPlaY TEchNoLOgy, thE sePArAtioN oF ... | With the developmentof Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology,flexible OLED display devices have been extensively studied due to their advantages suchasflexibilityand portability, and have become main in the fieldof display technology. Among the various flexible OLED display technology,... | With the _development_ _of_ Organic Light-Emitting Diode (OLED) technology, flexible OLED display devices _have_ _been_ extensively studied due to their advantages such as flexibility and portability, _and_ have become main in _the_ field of display technology. Among the various flexible _OLED_ display technology, the ... |
A content management system can store a user's content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple devices ... | a content management system can store a user ' s content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. some content management systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple device... | A content management system can store a user ' s content library remotely from the user and provide access to the content library from a variety of client devices. Some content manaH$ment systems may synchronize the content library across multiple client devices, such as when the user is associated with multiple device... | A content management system can store a content library remotely the user and provide access to content library from a variety of client devices. Some content management systems may synchronize the content library multiple client devices, such as the user is associated with multiple devices or multiple users share at l... | A cOntent MAnAGeMENt syStem cAn stORE a useR'S cOnTENt LIBRaRY reMotely From the USEr anD PROViDe accesS TO ThE CoNTEnt lIbRAry FrOm A VaRIETY Of ClIEnt devICES. somE cONTeNT MaNaGEMeNT SySTEms may SyNchRONIZE thE CoNTeNt liBRary acrOsS MULtIPlE CliEnT DevicEs, SucH AS wHeN thE User iS aSSoCIATED WitH MuLTIPle dEvICES ... | A content management system can store auser's content library remotely from the user andprovide access to the content library from a variety ofclient devices. Somecontentmanagement systems may synchronize the content library across multiple clientdevices, such as when theuser is associated with... | _A_ content _management_ system can store a user's _content_ library _remotely_ from _the_ user and provide access to the content _library_ from a variety of client devices. Some content _management_ systems may synchronize _the_ content library across multiple _client_ devices, such as when _the_ user is associated _w... |
Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to incr... | recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices ( e. g., smartphones, tablets, laptops ). as the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices starts to incr... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with access to enterprise resources via client devices (e. g. , smartphones, tablets, laltopZ ). As the cost of client devices continues to decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to i... | Recently, enterprises have experienced a substantial in their productivity providing their employees access to enterprise resources via devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of client devices continues decrease and the computing power of client devices continues to increase, it has become more feas... | rEceNtLY, eNTerPrIsES hAvE eXpERienCeD A SUBstanTIal incrEASe iN tHEiR pRoDuCTiVITy WHEn prOVIDinG their EMPLOyEeS wiTh AcceSS tO ENTERPrIse reSoURCES VIA cLIEnT deVIcES (e.g., sMaRTpHonES, TablETS, lAPTops). As ThE COst Of cLIenT DEvIces ContinUes To DEcrEAsE ANd the coMputInG PoWEr OF cLieNt DeviCES CONTInues to InCR... | Recently, enterpriseshave experienced a substantial increase in their productivity when providing their employees with accessto enterprise resourcesvia client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops).As the cost of client devicescontinuestodecrease and the computing power of client devices continues toin... | Recently, enterprises have _experienced_ a _substantial_ increase in their productivity _when_ _providing_ their employees _with_ access to enterprise resources _via_ client devices (e.g., smartphones, tablets, laptops). As the cost of _client_ devices _continues_ to decrease and the computing power of _client_ devices... |
An important point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths.... | an important degree of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. a semiconductor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a cascade of functional components which are connected to form a plurality of signal paths. ... | An important point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is gigsn to the timing behaviour of the semiconductor device and its components. A aemiconducYor device typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are FonnecteE to form a plurality of signal paths.... | An point of attention in design and test of semiconductor devices is given to the timing behaviour of the device and A semiconductor typically has a functional circuit formed from a plurality of functional components which are connected to form a of signal paths. A plurality of appropriately designed buffers and other ... | An impoRtaNT pOiNT oF attEnTION In dESIgn ANd Test oF SEmIcoNdUCTOR dEviCes iS GivEn TO THe tImINg BeHAvIoUr Of tHe seMiCONdUcTOR dEvicE aND iTS CompoNENts. a sEMiCoNdUCtor dEviCe TYpIcaLLy haS A FUNcTIONaL CIrCuit foRmEd fROM A PLuralitY Of FUncTIoNAL COmPOnEnTs wHich Are cONneCTEd tO FoRM a pLUrAlITy of SIgNaL paths.... | An importantpoint of attention indesign and test of semiconductor devices isgiven to the timing behaviour of the semiconductordevice and its components. A semiconductordevice typically has a functional circuit formed from aplurality of functional components which are connected toform a plurality of sig... | An important point of attention _in_ design and _test_ of semiconductor devices is given to _the_ timing behaviour of the semiconductor device _and_ its components. A _semiconductor_ device typically has a functional _circuit_ formed _from_ _a_ plurality of functional components _which_ are connected to _form_ a plural... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL).
2. Description of the Related Art
The generati... | 1. field of the invention this invention generally relates to integrated circuit ( ic ) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence ( el ) device with a silicon - rich oxide ( sro ) film having a refractive index of about 1. 72, to optimize photoluminescence ( el ). 2. description of the related art t... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon - rich oxide (SRO) film having a refractive index of about 1. 72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL ). 2. Description of the Rela53d Art The gene... | 1. Field of the This invention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, more to an electroluminescence (EL) with a silicon-rich oxide film a index of about 1.72, to optimize (PL). 2. Description of the Related Art The generation of light from semiconductor devices is regardless of the semiconductor... | 1. fIelD Of thE InvEnTiOn
thIs INVEnTiON GeneraLLY reLAtes TO IntEgRaTed CIRCUIt (iC) FaBRicatiOn aND, moRe pArTiCUlARLY, TO An ELEcTroLuMInEsCEncE (el) DeVIcE with a siLICON-RICH oXide (sro) fIlm having A REfRaCtive iNDeX of AboUT 1.72, TO OptImIze pHoToLUMINeSCenCE (Pl).
2. deScrIPtioN OF THE rElATeD art
ThE gEneRAtI... | 1.Field of the Invention Thisinvention generally relates to integrated circuit (IC) fabrication and, moreparticularly, to an electroluminescence (EL) device with a silicon-richoxide (SRO)film having a refractive index of about 1.72, to optimize photoluminescence (PL). 2. Description of theR... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ _This_ invention _generally_ relates _to_ _integrated_ circuit (IC) fabrication and, more particularly, _to_ an electroluminescence (EL) device with a _silicon-rich_ _oxide_ (SRO) film having a refractive index of about _1.72,_ to optimize photoluminescence _(PL)._ 2. _Description_ of the ... |
This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in general.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Com... | this invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. cable systems include community antennae television, [ catv ], closed circuit television, [ cctv ], and broad band cable systems in general. u. s. pat. no. 4, 326, 289 " expand... | This invention relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable of providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV ], closed circuit television, [CCTV ], and broad band cable systems in general. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 326, 289 " Expandab... | relates communications systems, particularly cable systems which are capable providing a broad range of services to users. Cable systems include community antennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 "Expandable Communications Systems" Feb. 28,... | THiS InventIoN RelATES to COmmUnicAtIonS SysTemS, PartiCulArly CABlE sYstems WhIcH ARe caPAbLe OF PRoVIdINg a bRoad rAnGe OF SerVIces tO UseRs. CAble sYstemS incLude CoMMuNIty aNtennAe TEleVISION, [catV], CLOsED CIRcUIt TelEvISiON, [cCTV], AnD broAD BAnd cabLE sYStEmS IN gEneRaL.
u.S. PAT. NO. 4,326,289 "ExpaNdablE Com... | This inventionrelatesto communicationssystems, particularly cable systems which arecapable of providing a broad range ofservices to users. Cable systems include communityantennae television, [CATV], closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad bandcable systems in general. U.S. Pat. No. 4,326,289 ... | This _invention_ relates to communications systems, particularly cable systems _which_ are capable of providing a _broad_ _range_ of services to users. Cable systems include community _antennae_ television, _[CATV],_ closed circuit television, [CCTV], and broad band cable systems in _general._ U.S. Pat. No. _4,326,289_... |
In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from one ... | in wireless networks, such an wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices ( physical base stations ) determines the protection areas for the respective access point devices. to ensure proper operation of transmission devices that reside in these coverage areas and which ma... | In wireless networks, eJch as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access Ooimt devices (or VWse stations) determines the coBerZge areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure pDopfr operation of client devices Guat operate in these coverage areas and 2hicm may roam frLH one ... | In wireless networks, such as wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned to wireless access point devices (or base stations) the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure of client devices that operate in these coverage areas and which may roam from one coverage area to another, th... | IN wIrEleSs netWOrKS, sucH AS wIrEleSS lOCAl ARea NEtWoRKS, the TRAnsmIT POweR aSsIGnEd to WIReLESs AccESS pOiNT deVIces (OR bAsE statIONs) dEterMINeS ThE CoveRaGe arEAS OF tHe resPEcTIVe ACcesS pOInT DEVICeS. to ensUre PropeR oPEratIoN of ClIeNT DevICEs tHAT OPerATe in theSE CovERage AREAS AnD WHICH MAY ROaM frOm onE ... | Inwireless networks, such as wireless local areanetworks, the transmit power assigned to wirelessaccess point devices(or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the respective access point devices. To ensure proper operation of clientdevices thatoperate in these coverage areas and which ma... | In wireless networks, such _as_ wireless local area networks, the transmit power assigned _to_ _wireless_ access point devices (or base stations) determines the coverage areas of the _respective_ access point _devices._ _To_ ensure proper _operation_ of client devices _that_ operate _in_ these coverage _areas_ and whic... |
1. Field of the Disclosure
The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems.
2. Descripti... | 1. field of the disclosure the present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. more more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. 2. descript... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, and in particular to actuators to actuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of va%ykng designs to valve stems. 2. Descripti... | 1. Field of the Disclosure The present disclosure in general to valves with hydrocarbon wells, and in particular to actuators actuate valves. Yet more the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuators of varying designs to valve stems. Description of Related Art Valves have a valve member att... | 1. FiEld oF THE DiscLosURE
the presEnt diScLoSure ReLATes in geNErAl to VaLveS ASSOcIaTEd witH HydrOcArBON recOverY wELls, aND In parTiCuLaR To ActuaTORS tO aCtUATE vaLveS. yEt MorE PaRTIcuLARLy, the prEseNT diSclOSURe relates tO An AdAPtEr foR COUplINg TogETHeR ACtUators of VarYINg dEsIGnS To Valve Stems.
2. dEsCRipti... | 1.Field of theDisclosure The present disclosure relates in general to valves associatedwith hydrocarbon recovery wells, and inparticular toactuators toactuate valves. Yet more particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for coupling together actuatorsof varying designs to valve stems. 2... | 1. Field of the _Disclosure_ The present disclosure relates _in_ general to _valves_ associated with hydrocarbon recovery wells, _and_ in particular to _actuators_ to _actuate_ valves. Yet _more_ particularly, the present disclosure relates to an adapter for _coupling_ together actuators _of_ _varying_ designs to valve... |
The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education.
Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), various types... | the present invention relates to a method whereby an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user ' s education. such systems, and specifically desktop computer ( pc ) systems, usually include a visual display device or console, a central processing unit ( usually mounted on a motherboard ), various t... | The pr@senh invention relates to a method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enYamces a user ' s education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display device or monitor, a central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard ), various ty... | The present relates to method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances user's education. Computer systems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual device or monitor, central processing unit (normally mounted on a motherboard), various types of memory (including re... | tHe PReseNt INVentIOn ReLATeS to A metHoD AnD AN aPPaRaTuS FoR A LeaRnING styLEd KEYBOArD WHiCh eNHances a usER's EdUcaTion.
cOmPUTeR SYstems, And SpECiFICALLy PERsonAL comPuTEr (pC) sySTems, UsuALLY inCLudE a VISual dISpLay devICE or moNItoR, a CentRal PrOceSsiNG UnIt (NORMALLY moUnTeD ON a mOthERBoARD), VARIoUS tYPeS... | The present invention relates toa method and an apparatus for a learning styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computersystems, and specifically personal computer (PC) systems, usually include a visual display deviceor monitor, a central processing unit (normallymounted on amotherboa... | The present invention relates to a method and an apparatus _for_ a _learning_ styled keyboard which enhances a user's education. Computer _systems,_ and specifically personal _computer_ _(PC)_ _systems,_ usually include a visual display device or _monitor,_ a central processing unit (normally _mounted_ _on_ a motherboa... |
It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking devi... | it is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devices as help detect unwanted and / or unauthorized removal of the firearm. one locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces underneath the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. the locking ... | It is known to equip firearm holsters with locking devUc#s that help orevenh unwanted and / or 8na^thorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle #ihh engagement protrusions that is automatically biased iMtL engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking de... | It is known to equip firearm with locking devices that help prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is biased into engagement suitable surfaces of firearm to inhibit withdrawal. The locking device includes an lever extends out... | IT Is kNOWn TO EqUiP FIReARm hOLsTERs wiTh LOCking dEViCes thAT hELP pRevEnT Unwanted aND/Or unAUThOrIZEd wIThdraWaL OF tHe FIrearM. oNE lockIng dEVICE iNcLUDES a SAddLE witH ENgagEmenT ProtRUsiONs THAt Is AutOMAtiCalLY bIasEd inTO ENgAGeMenT WitH SuItabLe SURfaCES oF tHE firEARm TO INhIbIT WithDRawAl. tHe loCkING deVI... | It isknown to equip firearmholsters with locking devices thathelp prevent unwanted and/or unauthorized withdrawal of the firearm. One lockingdeviceincludes a saddlewith engagement protrusionsthat is automatically biased into engagement with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. ... | It is _known_ to equip firearm _holsters_ with locking devices that help prevent _unwanted_ _and/or_ unauthorized _withdrawal_ of the _firearm._ One locking device includes a saddle with engagement protrusions that is automatically biased _into_ _engagement_ with suitable surfaces of the firearm to inhibit withdrawal. ... |
Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a gr... | broadly, the type in dog harness that is the subject of the present debate is unknown but it is the object of the current invention to improve on one fastener assembly that interconnects lower side portions of the harness over the dog ' s withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide c... | Broadly, the ty)S of dog harness that is the subject of the present invention is known but it is the oVkect of the present inGentoon to impd(ve on the fastener assemVlT that interconnects the side portLonE of the harness over the dog ' s withers in order to acVommodatF dogs of varying xhouldeT breadth and to provide a ... | Broadly, the type of dog harness that is subject of the present invention is known but it is the object the present invention improve on the fastener assembly that the side portions of the harness over the dog's withers in order to accommodate dogs of varying shoulder breadth and to provide a greater range of tightness... | BROaDLY, the tYPE of dog HaRneSS ThaT IS The sUBjECt OF THE pResENT INvEntION Is known BUT It IS THe obJeCt oF tHe PReSeNT INVEntIOn TO IMpROVE On The fasteNeR AsseMbly THaT INTeRCOnneCts tHE SIdE pOrtiONs of tHe harNESS OVeR thE dOG'S wItheRS iN OrdEr To ACcommODAte DOgs oF varYiNG SHoULdEr bReAdTH aND tO ProVIDE a gR... | Broadly, the type of dog harness that is the subjectof the present invention is known but it is the objectof the present invention toimprove on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions ofthe harness over the dog's withers in ordertoaccommodate dogs of varying shoulder... | Broadly, the type of dog _harness_ that is _the_ subject _of_ the present _invention_ is _known_ but it _is_ the object of the present invention to improve on the fastener assembly that interconnects the side portions of the _harness_ _over_ the dog's withers in _order_ to _accommodate_ _dogs_ of _varying_ shoulder bre... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Paten... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. description of the related art in recent years, as a recording method for large scaled, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms have become known ( for example, paten... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle of holograms hAce become knosB (for example, Paten... | 1. Field of the Invention present relates to a light modulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recording method for digital information recording systems use the principle of holograms have become known (for example, Patent Document a material for a light ... | 1. fieLd Of thE INvEnTiOn
thE PResEnt INVEnTiOn relAtes TO A LiGht ModULatIon dEvICe ThAt Has A RESonatoR sTrucTURE.
2. DEscriPTioN oF THE relAteD ArT
In REcENT yearS, As a rECORdinG MeThod fOr lArgE volUMEs, DiGital infoRMATION RECORdiNg SysTEMs tHat USe tHe PrINciPle of HOlogRaMS HAve bEcoMe knOWN (foR eXAMple, PAtEN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a lightmodulation device that has a resonator structure. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, as a recordingmethod for large volumes, digital informationrecording systemsthat usethe principle of holograms have become known (for e... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a light _modulation_ device _that_ has a resonator structure. 2. Description _of_ the Related _Art_ _In_ recent years, _as_ a recording method for large volumes, digital information recording systems that use the principle _of_ holograms have _become_ known... |
Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural/syntheti... | various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire - unstable, i. e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat - degrade when in equilibrium with flame or heat. for example, woven, knitted, and non - woven constructions including cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire - unstable, i. e. , they burn or melt or otherwise heat - degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted, and non - woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such as polyester, natural ... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings and industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt when in contact with flame or For example, woven, knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, viscose, rayon, synthetics such polyester, natural/synthetic blends and wool burn or melt in t... | varioUS texTiLes usEd In tHE clOTHInG, FuRNIShIngs aND IndustRiAl FAbrICs indUstrIEs are FiRe-UNSTAble, I.E., THEy buRN oR MelT oR oTHErwIse heAT-DEGRaDe WHen In ConTacT WITH fLAmE Or hEat. FOR eXaMplE, WOvEn, KnITTEd, AnD NON-woveN COnsTRuctioNs of CotTOn, VisCoSE, RAYOn, SYntHetICS Such As PoLYeSTEr, NATurAl/SYntHEtI... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishingsand industrial fabrics industries are fire-unstable,i.e., they burn or meltor otherwise heat-degrade when in contactwith flame or heat. For example, woven, knitted,and non-woven constructions ofcotton, viscose, rayon, syntheticssuch as polyester, natural/... | Various textiles used in the clothing, furnishings _and_ industrial fabrics _industries_ are fire-unstable, i.e., they burn or melt or otherwise heat-degrade when in contact with flame or heat. For example, _woven,_ knitted, and non-woven constructions of cotton, _viscose,_ rayon, synthetics _such_ as polyester, natura... |
Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection... | capillary - based analysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such the localized ph determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detect... | Capillary - based Xbalysis schemes, biochemical analysis, basic research in the biological sciences such as localized pH determinations in tissues and studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detecti... | Capillary-based analysis schemes, biochemical basic research the biological such as localized pH in tissues and studies protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms, and the miniaturization of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all require small volume detection. With advent of lasers, light sources p... | CApILLARy-basED anAlySis SCHeMeS, bIoCheMIcaL AnalYsIs, BASiC rEsearCH in THe BioLOGicaL sCiencEs sucH As loCAlIZEd Ph dETerMinATiONS iN TIssuES ANd STUDieS iN pRoTein fOlDInG, DeTECTIon And sTUdy Of mIcRoORGAnISMS, AnD ThE minIAtuRIzATIon Of iNSTRUMENTAtioN doWN to THe SiZE of A CHIP alL REquirE sMAlL VoLumE DeTEcTION... | Capillary-based analysis schemes,biochemicalanalysis, basic research inthe biological sciences such as localizedpH determinationsin tissuesand studies in protein folding, detection and study of microorganisms,and the miniaturization of instrumentation downto the size ofa chip all require small volume det... | Capillary-based analysis _schemes,_ _biochemical_ _analysis,_ basic research in the biological _sciences_ _such_ as localized pH determinations _in_ tissues and studies in _protein_ folding, detection and study _of_ _microorganisms,_ and the _miniaturization_ of instrumentation down to the size of a chip all _require_ ... |
A conventional storage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternatively ... | a conventional storage container top - loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. the container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. the lid may be added to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. alternatively... | A conveMyional storage container top - loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a lid configured to close the opening at the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more of the vertical sides. Alternativel... | conventional storage top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted with a configured to close the opening the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one vertical sides. Alternatively the lid may be a separate piece. O... | A COnveNTionAl sTORAge CONTaiNer ToP-lOaDiNG BOx hAS onE Or MoRE veRtiCAl SidEs ANd a BoTTom foRmeD into an eNcLOsUrE with AN oPENing At thE ToP. tHe COntAINEr IS tyPiCally FItTED WITh A lID COnfiGuReD TO ClOSe THE OPEning aT the Top. THE LiD May Be Hinged To THe tOP of OnE OR moRE Of thE VErTiCaL siDES. alTeRnatiVeLy ... | Aconventionalstorage container top-loading box has one or more vertical sides and a bottom formed into an enclosure with an opening at the top. The container is typically fitted witha lid configured to close the opening atthe top.The lid may behinged to the top of one ormore of the vertical sides. ... | A conventional storage container _top-loading_ box has one or more vertical sides and a _bottom_ formed _into_ an _enclosure_ _with_ an _opening_ at the top. _The_ container is _typically_ fitted with a lid configured to close _the_ opening _at_ the top. The lid may be hinged to the top of one or more _of_ _the_ vertic... |
The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers.
With ad... | the present activity relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. with adv... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of data across various Ea6a sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with dtatis5ical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reporting of across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and reports to an enterprise for efficient management of customers. With advancements in technology... | THE PReSenT iNvENTioN RElAtES gENERally to ManagEMenT, anaLYsIS And RepoRtINg OF DaTA aCrOss VaRiOuS dAtA soURces and moRe SpECIfICallY To A sYstem and mEtHOD FOr pROVIDiNg CUStOmER AnalytICS SOlutIOn iNtegrAted WITH statIsTIcAL mOdeLS aND bUsinESs rEpORTS To AN eNTErpRiSe fOR EfFIciENT mANaGEMeNt oF cuSToMERS.
WiTH ad... | The present invention relates generally to management, analysis and reportingof data across various data sources and more specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solutionintegrated with statistical models and businessreportsto an enterprise for efficient management of cus... | _The_ present invention relates _generally_ to _management,_ _analysis_ and reporting of data across _various_ _data_ sources and _more_ specifically to a system and method for providing customer analytics solution integrated with statistical models and business reports to an enterprise for efficient management of cust... |
The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same.
As convent... | the present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a nickel bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing principle of the same. as con... | The present invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of the same. As convent... | The present invention relates a multilayer material for manufacturing a bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whose obverse material bonded to a material has an structure and a manufacturing method the same. As conventional manufacturing methods of a multila... | the PREsEnt InVENtiOn RelaTeS to A mUltiLaYeR Material For MANUfACTURing A PLAIN BearInG etC. anD a MaNUfACTuRiNG metHod Of tHE Same, AnD More paRtIcuLARLy TO a muLTiLaYer MaterIAL whoSe oBveRSE MAteriaL Bonded to a BACKINg matERial HAS an oRiEntAted dENDrite stRUCturE anD A MANufaCTUring METhOD OF ThE saME.
as cONVENt... | Thepresent invention relates to a multilayer material for manufacturinga plain bearing etc. and a manufacturing method of the same, and more particularly to a multilayer material whoseobversematerial bonded to a backingmaterialhas an orientated dendrite structure anda manufacturingmethod of the same.... | The present invention relates to a _multilayer_ material for manufacturing a plain bearing etc. _and_ a manufacturing method of _the_ same, and _more_ _particularly_ _to_ a _multilayer_ material whose obverse material _bonded_ _to_ _a_ backing material has an orientated dendrite structure and a manufacturing method of ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corres... | b. field of the invention the present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. description of the prior art conventionally, a ring - shaped die 1 of the type shown in fig. 6 has been used in forming splines. a multiplicity bearing teeth 3 each having a cross - sectional sha... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionally, a ring - shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of tWe4h 3 each having a cross - sectional shape co... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a spline forming die be in forming splines by 2. of Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional shape corresponding to that of a spline are f... | 1. FIeLD of thE INVeNTIoN
THe pReSenT INveNtioN RELAtes tO A SPLINe FOrMiNg dIe to bE UsEd in ForMiNg SplineS by FORGIng.
2. desCRIpTIoN oF the pRior Art
CONVenTioNAllY, A rInG-sHaPeD dIe 1 OF THE TYpe sHOwn In fIG. 6 has beeN USED IN formIng sPlINes. a MULtIpLicIty oF tEeTH 3 eacH haVing A cRoSs-secTIoNaL shaPE COrReS... | 1.Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a spline forming die to be used in forming splines byforging.2. Description ofthe Prior Art Conventionally, a ring-shaped die 1 of the type shown inFIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each having a cross-sectional sha... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a spline forming die _to_ _be_ used _in_ forming splines by forging. 2. Description of the Prior Art _Conventionally,_ a _ring-shaped_ die 1 of the type shown in FIG. 6 has been used in forming splines. A multiplicity of teeth 3 each _having_ a cross-sectio... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions.
2. Description of the Related Art
Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region within the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. description of the related art imaging the vertebral c... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral colum... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates a magnetic resonance apparatus, and particularly to a multipurpose imaging apparatus having improved features for the region of the vertebral column under different load conditions. Description of the Related Art Imaging the vertebral may require the possibility of bringi... | 1. fiELd oF THe InVENtIoN
thE InVeNTiON rElAtes to a MAGnetIC RESONANCE IMAGing aPParATUs, and pArticularLy TO A mULTIpUrPOse DeDicateD IMagInG ApPARAtUs HaViNG imPROVEd fEAtUREs For iMAGiNG THe RegIOn OF thE VerTebRAL COlUMn UnDEr DIFFeREnt LOAd CondItIONs.
2. DesCriPtiON Of tHe RelatEd ARt
iMAgIng The vERTeBraL CoLUm... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magnetic resonanceimaging apparatus, and particularly to a multipurposededicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the vertebral columnunder different load conditions. 2. Description of the Related Art Imagingthe... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ The invention relates to a magnetic resonance imaging _apparatus,_ and particularly _to_ a multipurpose dedicated imaging apparatus having improved features for imaging the region of the _vertebral_ column under different _load_ conditions. 2. Description _of_ the Related Art Imaging the ver... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons prod... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and / or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons pr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and / or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydrocarbons pr... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to methods systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other from formations such as hydrocarbon containing Certain embodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons hydrocarbons from the subsurface formations. 2. Description of Related Ar... | 1. FIelD Of THE iNvEnTION
tHE presEnT INveNtIon RELATES generaLly to mEthODs ANd sYstEms FoR PRoDuction Of HydroCARBOnS, HyDroGEn, ANd/OR OTHer pRodUctS fRoM vARIouS suBsURfAce FoRmatiONs SUCh aS hydROcARBoN ContaInING forMAtiOns. CERTAin EmBodiMEnts rELate TO ProducinG alKyLaTed hyDroCarboNS froM ThE hYDrOCarBONs pROD... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally tomethods and systems for production of hydrocarbons, hydrogen, and/or other products from various subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certainembodiments relate to producing alkylated hydrocarbons from the hydr... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates _generally_ to methods and systems for production _of_ _hydrocarbons,_ hydrogen, and/or other products from _various_ subsurface formations such as hydrocarbon containing formations. Certain embodiments relate to producing _alkylated_ hydrocarbons from _the_ _hy... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment.
2. Description of the Related Art
Electrical sti... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates generally to the treatment of nerve conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and applications particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. description of the related art therapy stimulation m... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous elecfriDal stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. Description of the Related Art Electrical sti... | 1. Field the Invention The invention relates generally to the treatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions use of electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly to methods and systems for treatment using a conductive electrical garment. 2. of the Related Electrical stimulation modalities, such transcutaneous e... | 1. FIeLD Of THe invenTiON
thE INvenTioN relatEs GeNERAlLy to THe TreatMEnT Of NeuROmuSculoskELeTal condItiOnS By uSe Of TraNSCUtAnEous ElECtriCAL StimULaTIoN MODaLITieS anD mORE pARTicuLARLy to MethODS And SystEms For SUCh TReAtmenT usiNG A CoNdUCTIVE ElectRICAL GarmEnT.
2. deSCRipTiON OF tHe Related ARt
eleCTrICaL StI... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to thetreatment of neuromusculoskeletal conditions by use of transcutaneous electrical stimulation modalities and more particularly tomethods andsystems for such treatment using a conductive electrical garment.2. Description of the Related Art Electrical st... | _1._ _Field_ of _the_ Invention The _invention_ _relates_ generally to the treatment of _neuromusculoskeletal_ _conditions_ _by_ _use_ of transcutaneous _electrical_ stimulation _modalities_ _and_ more _particularly_ _to_ _methods_ and _systems_ for such treatment using a conductive electrical _garment._ 2. Description... |
With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph.
In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve ... | with a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. figs. 1a and 1b show a schematic views of the flow path of the autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. in figs. 1a and 1b, high - velocity val... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high - pressure valv... | With liquid chromatograph, an autosampler used so that one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is automatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS. 1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pressure valve 1 is ... | WItH A lIQUiD chrOMatoGRaPH, aN AUTOsAmplER IS useD SO THAT ONE liQUid SamPLe amOng A pLuraliTY OF liQUiD sampLeS iS Automatically SeLEctEd aND intROduCed intO a colUMn. figs. 1a aNd 1b shOw A SchEMATIC vIEWs of The flow PATH of an AutOSaMpLer In A PREvIOuS LiquId CHromATOGRaPH.
in Figs. 1A anD 1b, HIgh-pRessuRe vAlve ... | With aliquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used so that one liquid sample amonga plurality ofliquid samples isautomatically selected and introduced into a column. FIGS.1A and 1B show a schematic views of the flow path of an autosampler in a previous liquid chromatograph.In FIGS. 1A and 1B, high-pres... | With a liquid chromatograph, an autosampler is used _so_ _that_ one liquid sample among a plurality of liquid samples is _automatically_ selected and introduced _into_ _a_ column. _FIGS._ 1A and 1B show a schematic views of _the_ flow path of _an_ autosampler in _a_ previous liquid chromatograph. In FIGS. 1A and _1B,_ ... |
1. Field
The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and/or organic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage is appl... | 1. field the present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and / or organic light - emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. description of the related art an organic light - emitting apparatus ( oled ) includes an anode, an organic light - emitting layer, including a cathode. here, wh... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films for reducing color shift and / or orgWnUc light - emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic light - emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light - emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, wbeg a voltage... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to optical films reducing color shift organic light-emitting the same. Description of the Related Art An organic light-emitting (OLED) includes an anode, an light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage is applied between the anode and the cathode, are injected from t... | 1. FIeld
THE pReSEnT diSclOsuRe RElATeS to OPTICal FiLms for rEdUcing Color sHIft aND/Or ORGANic Light-eMiTTing DIsPlay APpArAtuses EMPLoyInG THE sAME.
2. DescRiPtIon oF the relATeD aRt
aN orGAnic LiGht-emiTtinG dIode (oled) INcludeS aN anOdE, An OrGaNIC LigHt-eMITtInG laYer, AND A CAThOdE. hErE, whEN A VOLtAgE Is APpl... | 1. Field The present disclosure relates to opticalfilms for reducing color shiftand/ororganic light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. Description of the Related Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includesan anode, an organiclight-emittinglayer, and a cathode.Here, when a voltage ... | 1. Field The _present_ disclosure _relates_ to optical films for reducing color shift and/or _organic_ light-emitting display apparatuses employing the same. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art An organic light-emitting diode (OLED) includes an anode, an organic light-emitting layer, and a cathode. Here, when a voltage... |
This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms.
In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multiple sine wave gen... | some invention relates to circuit generators and more recently to waveform designs to generate cos ( w. sub. o + w. sub. m ) t, sin ( w. sub. o + w. sub. m ) t, cos ( w. b. o - w. sub. m ) m and sin ( w. sub. o - sp. sub. m ) t waveforms. in the past waveform generators to produce the above - mentioned waveforms includ... | This invention relates to waveform generators and more paryicilarly to waveform generators to generate COS (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, SIN (w. sub. o + w. sub. m) t, COS (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t and SIN (w. sub. o - w. sub. m) t waveforms. In the past waveform generators to produce the above - menti(ged waveforms iHcl6... | This invention relates to waveform generators and more particularly to waveform generators to generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In the past waveform generators to produce the waveforms included multiple sine wave generators locked t... | ThIs InVeNtION ReLaTEs To WAvEfoRm GeNErAtoRs aNd mORE pARtICuLaRLy to wAVEfORm GENeRaTorS to genERatE cOS(w.SUb.o + w.SUb.m)t, sIN(W.sub.o + W.SUB.m)t, COS(w.SUb.O - W.SUb.m)t aNd SIn(W.Sub.O - w.SuB.m)t waVefoRMS.
iN thE PaSt waVeFoRM GenEraTOrS tO pRODuCe The aBOVE-mEntioNeD waVEFOrmS iNCLUded MUltIplE sInE waVE GEN... | This invention relates to waveformgenerators and more particularly to waveform generatorsto generate COS(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, SIN(w.sub.o + w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t waveforms. In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveformsincludedmultiple ... | This invention relates _to_ _waveform_ generators and more _particularly_ to _waveform_ generators to _generate_ COS(w.sub.o + _w.sub.m)t,_ SIN(w.sub.o _+_ w.sub.m)t, COS(w.sub.o - w.sub.m)t and SIN(w.sub.o - _w.sub.m)t_ waveforms. In the past waveform generators to produce the above-mentioned waveforms included multip... |
A disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a CD, such... | a disk - type recording medium such as a compact disk ( cd ) can store high - quality digital audio data permanently, so that it prevents a popular recording medium. recently, a digital versatile disk ( called ‘ dvd ’ hereinafter ) has been developed proposing a new disk - type recording medium. a dvd can store much la... | A disk - type recording nediuh such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high - quality digital audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘ DVD ’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk - type recording medium. A DVD can store much larger size than a ... | disk-type recording medium such as a Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality digital audio data so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile Disk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. DVD store much larger size than a CD, such that high-quality mo... | a DIsK-tYpE rEcordIng MedIuM Such As a compaCT DISk (CD) caN sTorE High-qUalIty DiGitaL AUdio dAta peRMaNEnTLY, SO tHAt It iS a poPULaR ReCOrdING mEdiuM. rECeNTLY, A diGitAl vErSAtILe DisK (CALlEd ‘Dvd’ hereINAfTer) has beeN DEVELOpEd aS A nEw DIsk-TypE REcOrDing MedIUM. a dvD CaN stOre much LaRGEr sIZE THAn A cd, SucH... | A disk-type recording mediumsuch as a Compact Disk(CD) can store high-quality digitalaudio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, aDigitalVersatileDisk (called ‘DVD’ hereinafter) has been developed asa newdisk-type recordingmedium. A DVD can storemuch larger size than ... | A disk-type _recording_ medium such as _a_ Compact Disk (CD) can store high-quality _digital_ audio data permanently, so that it is a popular recording medium. Recently, a Digital Versatile _Disk_ (called _‘DVD’_ hereinafter) has been developed as a new disk-type recording medium. A DVD can store _much_ _larger_ size _... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates directly to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, or in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible for a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides through a sprinkler syst... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to a pressurized container which is compatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insSctifides, and fungicides through a sprinkler s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention to a device for introducing lawn care chemicals into an irrigation system, and in particular, to pressurized container is compatible with a main water supply line for fertilizers, herbicides, and fungicides through a sprinkler system. 2. Description of the Prior Art The proper t... | 1. FIeLd of ThE iNvenTIon
THIS InvENtIon ReLATEs GENeRaLLy TO a DeViCE FOr InTrOdUcING Lawn CARE CHemICAls into AN irRiGAtIOn sYSTeM, AnD IN partIcULAR, To a PresSURIzed CoNtaInER WHiCH is cOMpATibLE wiTH a main wAtER sUPPLy LINe for dISPersINg fertilIZErS, heRbICIdeS, inSECTICiDEs, and fuNGIcIdeS thRoUGh a spriNkleR S... | 1. Field of the Invention This inventionrelates generallyto a device for introducinglawn care chemicals into an irrigationsystem, and inparticular, to a pressurized container which iscompatible with a main water supply line for dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicidesthrougha sprinkler system... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a device for introducing lawn _care_ _chemicals_ into _an_ irrigation _system,_ _and_ in _particular,_ to a pressurized _container_ _which_ is compatible with a _main_ water supply line _for_ dispersing fertilizers, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides t... |
This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art. That such art i... | this section introduces definitions from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and / or claimed below. this understanding is background allowing a better understanding of that which is disclosed herein. this is a discussion of “ related ” art. that such art... | This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide context for some aspects of the technique described herein and / or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better understanding of 4Mat which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “ related ” art. That such a... | This section introduces information from the art that may related to or context for some aspects of the technique described and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating a better of that which is disclosed herein. This discussion of “related” That such art is related in no way implies that it is als... | tHIs SeCTiON iNTrODUCes INfOrmatIOn froM THE ARt ThAt may BE rElated to or PROViDe COnTExt foR sOME aSpecTS Of THE TEChnIqUE DEScrIbed herEin AND/OR CLAimed beLoW. THIS InFormAtIOn iS bACKGRounD FaCiLItAtiNG A BettEr UnDERstAndInG OF THaT WhiCH iS DiScLoSed HerEIn. ThIs iS A discussion OF “reLATed” ART. THat SUCh art I... | This section introduces information from the art that may be related to or provide contextfor some aspects of the technique described herein and/or claimed below.Thisinformation is background facilitating a betterunderstanding of that which isdisclosedherein. This is a discussion of “related” art. ... | This section introduces _information_ from the art that _may_ be related to or provide context _for_ some _aspects_ _of_ _the_ technique described herein and/or claimed below. This information is background facilitating _a_ better understanding of _that_ which is disclosed herein. This is a discussion of “related” art.... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet.
2. Background of the Related Art
One of the a... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and / or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. background of the related art one of the... | 1. Field of the Invent7oG The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet mAteria<s pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and / or moisture and, more particularly, to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related Art One of the... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet pressed against rotary drums being treated with heat and/or particularly, to an apparatus for the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet. 2. Background of the Related Art One the aspects by which sheet materials graded is gloss th... | 1. FIelD OF tHe INvENTIOn
the prESEnT iNvEntIOn rElATeS To THE fIeLD oF tREaTing ShEET MateRIalS preSsed AGaiNst RotarY DrUMS aftER beInG tReaTeD witH HEaT And/Or MOIstuRE aNd, MoRe PArTicULArLy, tO aN aPPARATus For coNtrolLINg tHE SURfAcE gLosS of A CAleNdeREd paPer ShEet.
2. baCKgROuND oF the RelAteD art
oNe oF THe a... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to the field of treating sheet materials pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, more particularly,to an apparatus for controlling the surface gloss of a calendered paper sheet.2. Backgroundof the RelatedArt Oneof ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ _present_ _invention_ relates to the field of _treating_ _sheet_ _materials_ pressed against rotary drums after being treated with heat and/or moisture and, _more_ particularly, to an apparatus _for_ controlling the _surface_ gloss of _a_ calendered paper _sheet._ 2. Background of _the_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well.
2. Related Art ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. related art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in the well. 2. Related Art ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention to downhole well tools and more to devices for running into and out of a well on a handling string for a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoring the portion of such handling string in the well. 2. Related Information It been common to use actuated... | 1. fIEld OF The inVENtIoN
ThiS inVEnTIoN RelaTeS tO dOwnhOle WEll TOOLS And MOre PArTICUlarly tO dEviceS For rUnNINg iNto anD Out oF a Well oN a HaNDLiNg STRiNg FOR gENERAtINg a ForCE For mOViNG an oBJECT In THe welL boRE aFtEr teMporArilY aNcHorINg THE LoWEr portIoN oF sUCH HAndLing STRing iN tHE wElL.
2. relaTed ART ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relatesto downhole well tools and more particularly to devices for runninginto and out of a wellon ahandling string for generating a force for moving an object in the well bore after temporarily anchoringthe lower portionof suchhandling string in the we... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention _relates_ to downhole well _tools_ and more particularly to devices for running into and out of a _well_ on a handling string _for_ generating a force for _moving_ _an_ object in _the_ well bore after temporarily anchoring the lower portion of such handling string in _the_ _we... |
Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic... | many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, locomotives, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. for example, early vehicles used hydraulic brake systems. as vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hyd... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc. , have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic bFwke systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydrauli... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or transmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid to power hydraulic machinery. For example, vehicles had hydraulic brake As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer systems with hydraulic power were developed. ... | Many vEHiCLES, suCh as aiRCRAfT, CArS, TrucKS, EtC., have ONe Or MORe HYdRAuLiC sYsteMS wHIch are DRIveS oR tRANsmissioN systEMs thAT uSe PReSSuRizED hYDrauLIC flUiD TO pOweR hYDrAULIc MAchinErY. FOr exaMpLe, EaRLy vEhICLEs hAD HydRaUlic BRaKe SySteMS. AS VehiclES BECame moRE sOphIstICaTED, NEweR SySTeMS WiTh hYdrauLiC... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, cars, trucks, etc., have one ormore hydraulic systems which are drives ortransmission systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluidto power hydraulic machinery. For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As vehicles became more sophisticated, newer s... | Many vehicles, such as aircraft, _cars,_ trucks, etc., have one or more hydraulic systems which are drives or _transmission_ systems that use pressurized hydraulic fluid _to_ power _hydraulic_ _machinery._ For example, early vehicles had hydraulic brake systems. As _vehicles_ became more sophisticated, newer systems wi... |
Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. their recording plates have to become fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue can not push them aside. after the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and l... | Recording devices of the type mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and that the tongue does not push them aside. After the recording plates have each been secured on the upper jaw and lowe... | devices of the type above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of the patient to ensure that they do not slip and tongue does not them aside. After the recording plates have each secured on the upper jaw and lower jaw, respectively, of the patient (fo... | RECOrdinG devICEs OF the TYPe mENtioNeD aBovE are kNoWn IN THe DEntAL field. THEIR rECorDing PlaTES HAVe to be FiXED oN tHe natURAl or PROSthetiC tEEth of The PAtIEnt TO eNsURE tHaT TheY do nOt SliP anD THAt thE toNGue DoeS nOt pUsH thEM AsidE. AftER thE recordING pLAtes have each beEn SECuRED on THE uPper JAw AnD LOWE... | Recording devicesof thetype mentioned above are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teethof the patient to ensure that theydo not slip and that the tongue doesnot push them aside. After the recording plates have each been... | Recording _devices_ of the type mentioned _above_ are known in the dental field. Their recording plates have to be fixed on the natural or prosthetic teeth of _the_ patient to ensure that they do not _slip_ and that the tongue does _not_ push them aside. After the recording plates have each _been_ secured on the upper ... |
Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. for example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and muscle movement, muscles serve to pad the force against bone protuberances again... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their regular contraction, which is in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances agains... | Muscles serve a number of functions, most of which are dependent upon their contraction, which in turn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the known of supporting skeleton and permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the force of bone protuberances against the skin, and they promote b... | muSCLES SErVe a nUMBER oF fUnctiONS, mOST OF whicH aRE DePeNDENT uPoN TheiR Regular coNTRAcTIOn, wHICh IS In tuRn DEPenDENt UPON THEIR stReNGth aND heAlTH. for examPlE, in addiTIOn To thE WeLL kNoWN fuNCtioNS Of SUpPoRtinG tHe SKeleTON And PErmItTInG movEMeNt, MUsCLES serve to pAd thE FORCE oF BONE PrOTubeRaNces AGAinS... | Muscles servea number of functions, most of which aredependent upon their regular contraction, which is inturn dependent upon their strength and health. For example, in addition to the well known functions of supporting the skeletonand permitting movement, muscles serve to pad the forceof ... | Muscles serve a number _of_ functions, most of which are dependent _upon_ their regular contraction, which is in _turn_ _dependent_ upon their _strength_ _and_ health. For example, in addition to _the_ well known functions of supporting the skeleton and permitting movement, _muscles_ serve to pad the force _of_ bone pr... |
In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | in gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. to reduce the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. the inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order b... | In gas chromatography, a sample is introduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption or deVompositkon of analytes in the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the sample to the column, in order t... | In gas chromatography, a is introduced to the column of the system via an inlet. To reduce adsorption decomposition of analytes the sample, an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to the sample to the column, in order to isolate the from any active sites ins... | In gAs CHrOMATOGRAphY, a sampLe iS inTrOducED to the COLUMN OF the CHRoMAtoGrAPH systEM Via AN inleT. tO rEduCe THE ADSOrpTiOn or DECompOsItioN of aNalYTeS In THe sAmPlE, AN InLET LineR IS TYPICaLLy InStalLED InsiDE the iNLET. THE InLEt linER MuST coNtAiN tHe SAmpLe pRIor To pAssiNg tHe sAMPle To THe coLuMn, In OrdER T... | Ingas chromatography, a sample isintroduced to the column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To reduce the adsorption ordecomposition of analytes in the sample, an inlet lineris typically installed inside theinlet. The inlet liner mustcontain thesample prior to passing the sample tothecolumn, in order to isola... | In _gas_ chromatography, a _sample_ _is_ introduced to _the_ column of the chromatograph system via an inlet. To _reduce_ the adsorption or decomposition of analytes in the _sample,_ an inlet liner is typically installed inside the inlet. The inlet liner must contain the sample prior to passing the _sample_ to the _col... |
This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers.
The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food's freshness for an extended period of time, ge... | this invention relates to a refrigerator door opening / closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. the refrigerator, used may store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food ' s freshness for an extended period of tim... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening / closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the food ' s freshness for an extended period of time... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, to store various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve the freshness for an period of time, generally cools the sto... | THiS iNVenTiON rElATeS to a rEFRiGERAToR DoOR OPENiNg/ClOSiNg APPAraTuS WHich Is AdAPted tO fAcilItate THe eaSY HaNdLInG OF rELAtivELY heAVy Food COntaINErS.
THe rEfrIgeRatoR, uSED To StORE vaRiOus kiNDs Of FoodstuFfS iN eitHER A COoLED OR fROzEn StaTE tO preseRVe tHE FoOd's FReShnESS fOr an EXtended PeriOd of TImE, ge... | This invention relates to a refrigerator door opening/closing apparatus which is adapted to facilitate the easy handling of relatively heavy food containers. The refrigerator, used to store various kinds of foodstuffs in eithera cooled or frozen state to preserve the food'sfreshness for an extended pe... | _This_ _invention_ relates to _a_ refrigerator door _opening/closing_ _apparatus_ which is adapted to facilitate _the_ _easy_ handling of relatively _heavy_ food containers. _The_ refrigerator, used _to_ _store_ various kinds of foodstuffs in either a cooled or frozen state to preserve _the_ food's freshness for an ext... |
1. Technical Field
Embodiments generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms.
2. Discussion
Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | 1. technical field embodiments generally relate to power availability in computing platforms. more particularly, measurements relate to periodic activity alignment to high power efficiency on computing platforms. 2. mobile computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness over order to reduc... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments generally relate to power managejegt in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power egfiFiency in computing platforms. 2. DiWc6ssion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to red... | 1. Technical Field Embodiments generally relate to management in computing platforms. More particularly, embodiments relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance efficiency in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in order to reduce consumption. Sleep... | 1. teChNiCAl field
emBoDIMENTS GENeralLY ReLate tO PoWER MaNageMeNT in COMPUTinG PlATForMS. MorE PArtiCULARLY, emboDiMeNtS relaTe tO peRIodic AcTIVITY aligNmENT To eNhaNCE poWer EFFICieNCy In cOMPuTInG PLATForms.
2. DISCUSsiON
COMPutiNG plATFoRMs mAY entER VaRIous sLeeP STATEs durinG PerIODs of IdlenEss IN ORdER TO rEd... | 1.Technical FieldEmbodimentsgenerally relate to power management in computing platforms. Moreparticularly, embodiments relate toperiodic activity alignment toenhance powerefficiency in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states during periods of idleness in orderto redu... | 1. Technical Field _Embodiments_ generally relate to power management in computing platforms. More _particularly,_ _embodiments_ relate to periodic activity alignment to enhance power efficiency in computing platforms. 2. Discussion Computing platforms may enter various sleep states _during_ periods of idleness in orde... |
A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure i... | a transmission electron microscope ( hereinafter, referred to as “ tem ” ) is a device typically applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic lens for microstr... | A tranWmiqsion electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “ TEM ”) is a device which applies an electron beam accelerated by a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmitted through the material into an enlarged image by m2anw of an electromagnetic lens for microstructure... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam by high voltage to observation object material focuses the electron beam transmitted through the into an enlarged image by means of an lens for imaging. In a state where an lens is focused on the observatio... | a tranSMiSSIon ElectrON miCROscopE (HeREinafteR, ReFerRED TO AS “TEm”) iS A dEVICE WhiCH apPlieS aN electRON bEaM accELEraTED By a HIgh vOltAge To aN oBseRVatiOn oBJect MAtERiAL AND FOCuseS tHE ELEctroN BeAM TrAnsmITTEd ThROUGh thE mATEriAl INTO aN eNLarged ImAgE by mEAns oF an elECtROMAGnEtIc leNs FoR mIcrOStrucTure i... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to as “TEM”) is a device which applies an electron beam acceleratedby a high voltage to an observation object material and focuses the electron beam transmittedthrough the material into an enlarged image by means of an electromagnetic... | A transmission electron microscope (hereinafter, referred to _as_ “TEM”) _is_ a device which applies _an_ _electron_ beam _accelerated_ by _a_ high voltage to _an_ observation object material _and_ focuses the _electron_ _beam_ _transmitted_ _through_ the material into an _enlarged_ image by means of an electromagnetic... |
Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. one common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. for example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various attacMmen5 pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. For example, some kind of coupling mecha... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses for the purpose of coupling slings and other accessories to personal articles. One type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap to a solid article for carrying. example, some kind of coupling mechanism comprising a... | vArIous AtTAChMeNt PIEceS, AdapTORS, anD mechAnIcAL APPARatusEs ExIsT For THe pURPoSE oF CouplIng SLiNGs anD Other acCEssOrIes tO pErsoNaL ArTicLEs. oNe COmmon TyPE OF accEssOrY aTTAChmeNT Is The kind Used FOR CoupliNg A flexiblE slIng oR a strap TO A SOLid ArTIcLE FOR CarryinG. foR exAmPlE, sOmE kInD Of COuPling mecHA... | Various attachment pieces, adaptors, and mechanicalapparatuses exist forthe purpose ofcoupling slingsand other accessories to personal articles. One common type of accessory attachment is the kind used for coupling a flexible sling or a strap toa solid article for carrying. For example, some ki... | Various _attachment_ pieces, adaptors, and mechanical apparatuses exist for _the_ purpose of coupling _slings_ and _other_ _accessories_ to personal _articles._ One _common_ type of accessory attachment _is_ _the_ kind used for coupling a _flexible_ _sling_ or a _strap_ _to_ _a_ _solid_ article for carrying. For exampl... |
Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. for instance, the gas flame of a gas dining appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while modern cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating temp... | Many consumers prefer gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while electric cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element up to operating te... | Many consumers prefer cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame a gas cooking can deliver heat nearly immediately, while cooking appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive element to operating temperature. A gas flame also provide b... | mAnY coNsUmeRs pRefer GAS COOKing AppLIANCes Over electRIC cooKinG apPLIAncES FOR a VArIEtY Of ReAsONs. foR examplE, tHE gas flame of a GaS CooKINg aPplIANce Can DELiVER heAT NeARLY ImmedIATeLy, wHILe elEctric CooKing applianCEs UsuAlLY rEquiRE At LeaSt sOmE DELaY tO Bring A ResisTive hEAtInG elemeNt Up TO OpERATIng Te... | Many consumersprefergas cookingappliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearlyimmediately, while electric cooking appliances usually requireat least some delay to bring a resistiveheating element up to oper... | _Many_ consumers _prefer_ gas cooking appliances over electric cooking appliances for a variety of reasons. For example, the gas flame of a gas cooking appliance can deliver heat nearly immediately, while _electric_ _cooking_ appliances usually require at least some delay to bring a resistive heating element _up_ _to_ ... |
There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these d... | there are an currently large number of devices that have network connectivity. over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for customers with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. with constant evolution of... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators, home entertainment centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these d... | There are increasingly large number of devices that have network connectivity. the network connectivity has to appliances such as refrigerators, home centers, and interactive box sets for use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones. With the evolution of these devices, there has been developments in netw... | TheRE Are AN iNcREAsInGLy lARgE nUmBeR oF DEVIcES thaT HAvE NeTwORK ConnEcTivITy. OVeR tHE yEArs, nEtWORK cOnnectIVITY HAs Been eXtENDed tO APpLiANceS sucH As REfrIgeRATors, hOME EnTErTaINmenT cEnTeRs, ANd INTeRAcTIVE boX SetS FOR use with TElEviSIOn SEtS, digItaL caMeRas, AnD cELL pHONEs. WITH tHE EVoLUtIon OF theSE D... | There are an increasingly large number of devices that have networkconnectivity. Over theyears, network connectivity has been extended to appliances such as refrigerators,home entertainment centers,and interactive box setsfor use with television sets, digital cameras, and cell phones.With the evolution of t... | There are an increasingly _large_ _number_ of devices that have network connectivity. Over the years, network connectivity has been _extended_ to appliances _such_ as _refrigerators,_ home _entertainment_ _centers,_ _and_ interactive box sets for use _with_ television sets, _digital_ cameras, and _cell_ _phones._ _With... |
Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from vandalism.
Examples of previously patented f... | heretofore various forms of flagstaffs or standards have been adopted from aesthetic standpoints – also from the standpoints of serviceability and availability of use. further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected in vandalism. examples of previously patented... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed f$oH aesthetic standpoints and also fFpm the standpoints of serviceability and eWce of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flags^aBfs and flagpoles Dhixh are substantially protected from vandalism. Examples of previously patented f... | various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease of use. Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles are substantially from vandalism. Examples of previously patented flagpoles of this type and of oth... | HereTOFOre VARIOus fOrmS oF FlAgStaffs ANd FlAgPolES HAVE BeEn DEsignED FrOM aeSThetic STaNDpoiNts AND aLso From THe sTaNdPoints OF SERVIceABIlity and eAsE of USE. FUrthEr, THERe hAS aLSo beeN atTEmptS tO DESIGn FLaGsTAffs And flaGPoLes wHICh ArE subSTANtiaLLY PrOTECTed FRom vANdALiSM.
exAMpLeS Of PrEVIously paTented F... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs and flagpoles have been designed from aesthetic standpoints and also from the standpoints of serviceability and ease ofuse. Further,there has also beenattempts to designflagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantiallyprotected from vandalism. Examples of previously pate... | Heretofore various forms of flagstaffs _and_ flagpoles have been _designed_ from _aesthetic_ standpoints and also from the standpoints _of_ _serviceability_ and ease of _use._ Further, there has also been attempts to design flagstaffs and flagpoles which are substantially protected from _vandalism._ _Examples_ of _prev... |
The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof.
Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | the present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including programmi... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of including alterable connections, or ... | tHe present iNventioN RElAtes TO semicOndUCtOr StrucTUReS, AnD paRTICUlarLY, TO ANtifuSe sTrUcTuREs hAVinG aN INTEGraTeD heATInG ELEMent And mEtHOds of PrOgRAMming ThEReOf.
elECtRicaLLY opEraBLe FUseS ARE uTILizED wITHIn The fiElD oF IntEgratED CIrcUiT DeviCeS and PROCESSES fOR a nuMBER of puRPoSeS, INClUdiNG pROgrammi... | The present invention relates tosemiconductor structures,andparticularly, to antifuse structures having anintegrated heating elementand methodsof programming thereof. Electrically operable fuses are utilized withinthe field of integratedcircuit devices and processes for a number of purposes, including program... | The present invention relates to semiconductor structures, and particularly, to antifuse structures having an integrated heating element and methods of _programming_ _thereof._ Electrically operable _fuses_ are utilized within the field of integrated circuit devices and processes for a number of _purposes,_ including p... |
Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that... | reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit very often desirable. however designers of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct utilization of the integrated circuits under all possible variations. this compromise approach often means that there is a competitive margin be... | Reducing power consumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of integrated circuits often select a consdrvatJve supply voltage to enDute correct operation of the integfateC circuits under all possible variations. This conservahiFe approach often means that there is a substantial margin that... | Reducing power consumption an circuit is desirable. However designers of circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation of the circuits under all possible variations. This conservative approach often means that there is a substantial margin that added to the critical voltage to account ... | reDuCing POWEr CoNsUmpTIon iN An InteGrATED circuit Is OFtEN DeSiRABLe. HoweVeR dESiGNerS of inTeGrAteD ciRcUits OFTeN SElECt a cOnsERvaTIvE SupplY VolTaGe to ENsUrE coRreCt opErAtIon OF tHE INtegRaTed CIrCuits unDer ALl POSSIble VARiAtIOnS. thiS conSErVATiVE APPROacH OfTEn MEANs thAT TheRe Is A subSTANtIAL mArgiN ThAt... | Reducingpowerconsumption in an integrated circuit is often desirable. Howeverdesigners of integrated circuits often select a conservative supply voltage to ensure correct operation ofthe integrated circuits under all possiblevariations. This conservativeapproach often means that there is a substantial margin th... | _Reducing_ power consumption _in_ an integrated circuit is often desirable. However designers of _integrated_ circuits often select a _conservative_ supply voltage _to_ ensure correct operation of the integrated circuits under all _possible_ variations. This conservative approach often _means_ that there is a substanti... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. description of the related art from recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for reproducing a halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Descri94ion of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and w... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus for a halftone image from a digital image as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as facsimile systems and wordprocessors hav... | 1. fIEld OF tHE INvenTIoN
tHe PREsENT InveNTIon rELaTEs To An imAgE PrOcESSinG ApPaRaTUS fOR ReprodUCING a haLftonE iMaGe from a DigitaL ImAGe sucH AS a PSEUDo haLFtonE ImAGE.
2. DesCRIPTION Of tHE RELATed aRt
iN ReCENT yEars, VArIOUS tYpes oF DiGitAl doCUment dATA PROceSsInG APPARAtUsEs SUCh As facsImiLe sYStEmS AND w... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to an image processingapparatus for reproducinga halftone image from a digital image such as a pseudo halftone image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, various types of digital document data processing apparatuses such as... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing _apparatus_ for _reproducing_ a halftone image from a _digital_ image such as a pseudo _halftone_ image. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art In recent _years,_ various types of _digital_ _document_ _data_ _processing_ _apparatuses_ such as _... |
Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | humans grow corn for food and energy applications. humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pests and additional billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synth... | Humans grow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants and thereby undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to insect pests and billions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synthetic organic chemical insecti... | humaNs gROw cORN foR food aND ENerGy APPliCatiOnS. humans alsO GrOW mANy oTHER CrOps, INCLUDIng sOYbeANs ANd cottOn. InSeCts eat anD DAmAgE PlAnts AND THeReBY UndErMINE TheSE HuMan EffortS. BillIOns OF dOlLaRS arE spent eacH yeAR TO cONtrOl InseCT PeSTs aND adDiTiONAl BIllIONs arE LOST tO tHe dAMaGe tHEY iNflIcT. SyNtH... | Humansgrow corn for food and energy applications. Humans also grow many other crops, including soybeansandcotton. Insects eat and damage plants andtherebyundermine these humanefforts. Billions of dollars are spent each year to control insect pestsand additionalbillions are lost to the damage they inflict. Synt... | _Humans_ grow corn for food _and_ energy _applications._ _Humans_ also grow many _other_ _crops,_ including soybeans and cotton. Insects eat and damage plants _and_ _thereby_ undermine these human efforts. Billions of dollars are spent _each_ year _to_ _control_ insect pests and _additional_ billions are lost to the da... |
Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side plan... | japanese laid - open patent publication no. 2008 - 44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that includes a power transmitting apparatus. the power transmitter apparatus covers a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. the cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive mechanism via a rear - sid... | Japanese LS&d - Open Patent Publication No. 2008 - 44080 discloses a hydraulic Gorqu2 wrench that insIudes a powd3 transmitting apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear - sid... | Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 discloses a hydraulic torque wrench that transmitting apparatus. power transmitting apparatus comprises cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is located inside an outer casing part and is rotated by a drive motor via a rear-side gear mechanism. A bearing t... | jAPanESe lAid-opEN PATEnt pUBLIcAtion no. 2008-44080 diSclosES A HYdRaUlIc TorQUe WRencH THAT iNcluDeS a powER TRaNsmITtING APpArATUs. The pOWeR trANSMitTinG AppARaTUS cOMPrisEs a CYlInDER filLeD WiTH HYdRaULiC Oil. the cyLInDer iS lOCaTED insidE an OUTER casing pArt ANd is ROtATed by A DrivE Motor via A reaR-sIDE Plan... | JapaneseLaid-Open Patent Publication No. 2008-44080 disclosesa hydraulic torque wrench that includes apower transmitting apparatus.The power transmitting apparatus comprisesa cylinderfilled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is locatedinside anouter casing partand is rotated by a drive motor via a r... | Japanese Laid-Open _Patent_ _Publication_ _No._ 2008-44080 discloses _a_ hydraulic torque wrench that includes _a_ _power_ _transmitting_ apparatus. The power transmitting apparatus comprises a cylinder filled with hydraulic oil. The cylinder is _located_ inside an outer casing part and is _rotated_ _by_ a drive motor ... |
Drilling wells for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, in... | drilling wells for various purposes is well - understood. such wells may be sunk for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons ( e. g., oil and petroleum ), to produce water, and so on. wells drilled may range from a few thousand feet to 25, 000 feet or greater. in conventional wells, downhole tools often incorporat... | Drilling wells for various purposes is well - known. Such wells may be dr*l,ed for geothernxl purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e. g. , oil and gas ), to produce water, and so on. WePk depth may range from a few thousand feet to 25, 000 feet or HorD. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate Dariois senso... | Drilling for various purposes is well-known. Such wells may be drilled geothermal purposes, produce (e.g., oil and gas), to produce water, and so on. Well depth may range from a few thousand to 25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorporate various sensors, instruments and control devices o... | drILlInG wEllS FOr VariOUs PuRpoSes Is wElL-KnOWn. SUCh wElLs MaY BE DrIlLeD fOr geOtHERMAl PurPOseS, tO PRoDuce hydROcARbonS (e.G., OIl And GaS), to proDUce wAtER, and So ON. welL DEPTh maY RaNge FROM A FeW ThouSANd fEEt to 25,000 FeeT oR MORe. in hydrOcarBON WeLlS, DownholE TOOLs Often iNcORpoRate VaRIoUS SEnSors, IN... | Drilling wells for various purposes iswell-known. Such wells may be drilled for geothermal purposes, to producehydrocarbons(e.g., oil and gas), toproduce water, and so on. Welldepth mayrangefrom a few thousand feetto25,000 feet or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools often incorpora... | Drilling wells for various purposes _is_ well-known. Such wells may _be_ drilled for geothermal purposes, to produce hydrocarbons (e.g., _oil_ and gas), to _produce_ water, and so on. Well depth may _range_ from a few thousand feet to 25,000 _feet_ or more. In hydrocarbon wells, downhole tools _often_ incorporate vario... |
A material application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, ... | a material application mode specific sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. agricultural outputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other fluids, solids, or mixtures. agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, r... | A mate4iai application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at c*nteolled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and LtNer chemicals, comLoInds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, ... | A material application system or sprayer may be used apply, distribute, dispense or spray inputs on field at controlled rate. Agricultural comprise insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used to treat seeds, roots, plants or the soil, for example. A... | A MateRiAl applicaTIon SysteM oR SpRayEr MaY be useD TO appLY, DIstRIbUTe, DISpeNsE OR SPray AgRiCulturAl inputS On a fieLD At coNtRolled ratE. AGriCulTUrAl iNPUts maY CoMpRise FErtilIZeR, iNsEcTiCidEs, HerbicIDes, fUngicidES, AND oTHEr CHEmIcalS, COMpoUNdS, oR miXtureS. agrICultUrAL InpuTs MaY bE usEd To TReat SEeDS, ... | Amaterial applicationsystem or sprayermay be usedto apply, distribute, dispense or spray agricultural inputs on a field at controlled rate. Agricultural inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, or mixtures. Agricultural inputs may be used ... | A _material_ application system or sprayer may be used to apply, distribute, _dispense_ or _spray_ agricultural inputs on a field _at_ _controlled_ rate. _Agricultural_ inputs may comprise fertilizer, insecticides, herbicides, fungicides, and other chemicals, compounds, _or_ mixtures. Agricultural inputs _may_ _be_ use... |
The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and cannot b... | the closest known prior art is u. s. pat. no. 6, 725, 959 ( 2004 ) to patterson et al. a snowboard is seated at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. the motor powers a flexible track with a tread. a tiller moves the motor and track side to side causing steering. the motor and foot are set at snow level... | The closest known prior art is U. S. Pat. No. 6, 725, 959 (2004) to Shea et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor. The motor powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the motor and %rafk side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at snow level and caMnL... | The closest known prior art is U.S. No. (2004) to et al. A snowboard is fitted at the rear with a mounting assembly to support motor. The powers a flexible track with a tread. A tiller moves the and track side to side for steering. The motor tread are set at snow level and cannot be lifted up to allow natural snowboard... | THe ClOsESt KNoWN PRiOR aRT Is U.S. paT. NO. 6,725,959 (2004) To SHEa Et Al. a sNOwBOaRD IS fiTtEd at the rEAR with a mountINg aSSeMbLy to SUPPORt a MOtor. tHE mOtoR pOWerS a flExIbLe tRAck wiTh A tRead. a TillEr Moves THe motor AnD track side to SIde fOR stEEriNG. the MoTor anD tREad aRE set At SnOW lEveL aNd CANnoT B... | The closest known prior art is U.S. Pat. No. 6,725,959 (2004)to Shea et al.A snowboard is fittedat the rear with a mounting assembly to support a motor.The motor powers a flexible track with a tread.A tiller moves the motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set atsnow leveland canno... | The closest known prior art _is_ _U.S._ Pat. _No._ 6,725,959 (2004) to Shea et al. A _snowboard_ is fitted at _the_ _rear_ with _a_ _mounting_ assembly to support a motor. The _motor_ powers a flexible track with a tread. _A_ tiller moves _the_ motor and track side to side for steering. The motor and tread are set at s... |
The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fiber... | the idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well - known. over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings ( prepregs ) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. one known process passes bundles of filaments ( glass, carbon reinforced even aram... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well - known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for producing yarns or rovings (prepregs) impregnSteE with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. One known process passes bundles of filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid. RTM. fi... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered is well-known. Over the years, the industry has used different techniques for or rovings (prepregs) impregnated with thermoplastic or polymer powders. One known process passes bundles filaments (glass, carbon or even Aramid.RTM. fibers) through a fluidized bed of powdered ther... | tHE iDeA of fiBEr ImPrEgNatiOn By POwDerED ResiN Is WelL-KnOwN. ovER THe yeARS, thE InduStRY Has UsED dIfFEreNt teChNIqUES for proDuciNG yaRns Or ROvings (pReprEgs) IMpReGnaTEd WITH VArioUS THerMOPlAstIC Or thErMoSet pOlyMer pOwdeRs. ONE KnoWn ProCEss pASSes BuNdles oF filAMENtS (gLAss, CaRBoN or eveN AramId.rtM. FiBER... | The idea of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the industry hasuseddifferenttechniques for producing yarnsor rovings(prepregs) impregnated with various thermoplastic or thermoset polymer powders. Oneknown processpasses bundles of filaments (glass,carbon oreven Aramid.RTM. ... | The _idea_ of fiber impregnation by powdered resin is well-known. Over the years, the _industry_ has _used_ different techniques for producing yarns or rovings _(prepregs)_ impregnated with various thermoplastic or _thermoset_ _polymer_ powders. One known _process_ passes bundles _of_ filaments (glass, carbon or even A... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled.
2. Description of Related Art
Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, thi... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. description of related art japanese examined patent publication ( kokoku ) no. 45 - 27, 634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in fig. 5. as illustrated in fig. 5... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling system for cooling a substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45 - 27, 634 discloses a conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, ... | Field of the The present invention relates a cooling system for cooling substance to be cooled. 2. Description of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication No. 45-27,634 a cooling system which is as illustrated in FIG. 5. As illustrated in FIG. 5, this conventional cooling system comprises a cold gas refrigerato... | 1. FIeLD of the InVEntiON
ThE prESENt INVeNTIOn rELates to a cOoliNg systeM fOR cooLING A SUBSTanCE tO BE CoOLeD.
2. desCrIpTiON oF reLATed aRT
JApanESe EXaMiNed pAtent publicaTION (kOkOkU) NO. 45-27,634 DiScLoses a CoNVENTIonAL CooliNG sYsTem whiCH is COnStrUCted as ILLuStRateD in fiG. 5. As ILLuSTrATEd iN FIG. 5, thi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a cooling systemfor cooling asubstance to be cooled. 2. Description ofRelated ArtJapanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 disclosesa conventional cooling system which is constructed as illustratedin FIG. 5. As illust... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ _invention_ relates to _a_ cooling system _for_ _cooling_ _a_ substance to be cooled. 2. _Description_ of Related Art Japanese Examined Patent Publication (KOKOKU) No. 45-27,634 discloses a conventional cooling system _which_ _is_ constructed as illustrated in FIG. 5. As _illustr... |
Conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. As an example of an extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key, a... | conventionally, a game apparatus has been known which includes, usually a standard controller, a game controller held and operated with one hand. as an example of an extended controller of specialized game apparatus, a game apparatus has historically known which is held and operated with both hands, commonly includes s... | Conventionally, a game appaeatks has been known whixy includes, as a standard controller, a game controller held and opersYed with one hWnS. As an example of an extended controller of the game wppa3atus, a game controller has been known which is NDld and operated wi$m both hands, and lnclhdes two sticks, a cross key, a... | Conventionally, game apparatus has been known which includes, as a standard controller, game controller held operated with one hand. As an example extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller been known which is held and operated with both hands, and includes two sticks, a cross key, and a plurality of ... | conVENtiOnalLY, A gaMe aPPArATUs haS BEen kNOWN WHiCh includES, as A sTanDaRD COntROLLER, a gAMe CONTrOlLEr HElD and oPERated wITh oNE HAnD. AS An ExaMPLe Of aN extended cOnTROlLEr of The gAme aPpaRAtUs, A GAme ContROLlER haS beEn knOWn wHiCh iS hELd anD OPeRaTed wITh bOtH HANdS, AND IncLuDES TWo stiCKs, a CROss keY, A... | Conventionally,a game apparatushasbeenknown which includes, as a standardcontroller, a gamecontroller heldand operated with one hand. As an exampleofan extended controller of the game apparatus, a game controller has been known which is held andoperated with bothhands, and includes twosticks, ... | Conventionally, a _game_ apparatus has been known which includes, as _a_ standard controller, a game controller held and operated _with_ one hand. _As_ _an_ example of an _extended_ _controller_ of the game apparatus, _a_ game _controller_ has been _known_ which is held and operated with both hands, and includes _two_ ... |
The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling.
Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) . This prior art ... | the traditional invention is directed generally to synthetic mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in u. s. pat. no. 3, 889, 305 ( goldberg ).... | The present invention is directed generally to a mattress tape and, in particular, to a knitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seam at the eXgec of the mattress that produces a minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the art as exemplified in U. S. Pat. No. 3, 889, 305 (Goldberg ). This prior a... | The present invention is directed to a mattress tape and, in particular, to mattress tape suited to provide french seam at the edges of the mattress that produces a minimum amount wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in art as exemplified in U.S. Pat. No. 3,889,305 (Goldberg) This prior art heat barrier textile material i... | The preseNT iNVeNTIon Is DireCTEd GEnErAlLy to A matTRESS tape aND, IN PARticuLar, to a KNItteD MaTTrESs taPe SUItED TO pRovide a FRENcH SeAM At THE edgEs of tHE MatTREss thaT PRodUcES a mINiMuM AmoUnt of wRiNKling.
mAttrEsS TApE IS known in tHe ArT aS eXeMPliFiED In U.S. PAt. No. 3,889,305 (gOlDbErG) . tHis prIOr arT ... | Thepresent invention is directed generallyto a mattress tape and, inparticular, toaknitted mattress tape suited to provide a french seamat theedges of themattress thatproduces aminimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known in the artas exemplified in U.S. Pat. No.3,889,305 (Goldberg) . ... | The present invention is _directed_ generally to a _mattress_ tape and, _in_ _particular,_ to a knitted mattress tape suited _to_ _provide_ a french seam at the _edges_ _of_ the mattress that produces _a_ minimum amount of wrinkling. Mattress tape is known _in_ _the_ art as exemplified in U.S. _Pat._ No. 3,889,305 (Gol... |
Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | nuclear magnetic resonance ( nmr ) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. nmr is based on analysis of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absorption of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such sp... | Nuclear magnetic tesobance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for cmemixts, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the sLiJ energy states induced by a static magnetic field, and resonant absoEptipn of electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such spl... | Nuclear magnetic resonance has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medical professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field, electromagnetic energy, at levels equivalent to the energy difference between such split spin states. The resonance ass... | nUcLeAR MAgNEtic ResonANce (nMR) HAS beCOMe AN iNdisPeNsiBle toOL foR chEMISTS, BiOLogiStS, aNd MEDICal pROfESSIONALS. nmR IS BASED ON SpliTting of the SPin energY StatES INdUCeD bY a sTatIc mAgNETIc fIeLd, and ResONant aBSorPtIoN of ELECTRomaGNetic ENERgY, At lEVEls eQuiVAlEnT tO tHE eneRGY dIfferEnCE betWEEN Such sPL... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become an indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, and medicalprofessionals. NMR isbased on splittingofthe spin energy states induced by a static magnetic field,and resonant absorption of electromagneticenergy, atlevels equivalent tothe energy difference ... | Nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) has become _an_ indispensible tool for chemists, biologists, _and_ _medical_ professionals. NMR is based on splitting of the spin energy _states_ induced by a static _magnetic_ field, and resonant absorption of _electromagnetic_ _energy,_ at levels equivalent to _the_ energy difference ... |
Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system and systems that fa... | many groups are investigating the use amongst polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half - life of a drug in a biological system and systems ... | Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, indreAsing the half - life of a drug in a biological system and systems that ... | Many groups are investigating the use of polymers for the controlled delivery of a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play an integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in biological system and systems that facilitate the pla... | manY gROupS Are InVesTIgAtING The use oF PoLYMerS For the ContROlLED DelivErY Of a VarieTY of THerAPeUtiCs. POLyMers pLaY aN inTEgral ROle IN DRuG DElivEry anD are desiRABLe fOR ContROllED ReLEASe THeraPEuTiCS, TAiloReD DruG reLeASe KINeTiCS, inCreAsiNG the haLf-life oF a DrUg in A BIOLoGIcAL SYSTEM and sYsTEMS THAt fa... | Many groups are investigating the use ofpolymers for the controlleddeliveryof a variety of therapeutics. Polymers play anintegral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, increasing the half-life of a drug in a biological system a... | Many groups are investigating the _use_ _of_ _polymers_ for the controlled delivery of a variety of _therapeutics._ Polymers play _an_ integral role in drug delivery and are desirable for controlled release therapeutics, tailored drug release kinetics, _increasing_ the half-life of a drug in _a_ _biological_ system _an... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device.
2. Related Art
Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive devic... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to passive intermodulation ( pim ) and systems and methods for measuring pim in a transmitter or / or device. 2. related art passive intermodulation ( pim ) causes an electronic signal or signals to be generated by the non - linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a ... | 1. Technical Field The p4es2nt invention relates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and / or device. 2. Related Art Passive intermodulation (PIM) causes an unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non - linear mixing of two or more frequencies in a passive d... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or 2. Related Art Passive causes unwanted signal or signals to be generated by the non-linear mixing two or more frequencies in a passive device such as a connector or has surfaced as a f... | 1. tECHniCAL FIelD
tHE PREseNT invENtiOn RelateS to PAsSiVE InTERMODULation (PiM) aND SystEMs and MeThODS For mEasurINg PIM IN a netWoRk and/oR dEvICE.
2. RElaTeD Art
paSSiVe INTErMOduLatioN (PiM) cAusEs An UnwanTEd SiGnal OR SIgNals TO be geNeraTEd By tHE noN-lInear MixINg Of TwO OR MorE frEqUEnCieS in A pASSIVe DEvIC... | 1. Technical FieldThepresent inventionrelates to passive intermodulation (PIM) and systems and methods for measuring PIMin a network and/or device. 2. Related Art Passiveintermodulation (PIM) causes anunwanted signal orsignalsto be generated by the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies... | 1. Technical Field The present _invention_ _relates_ to passive intermodulation (PIM) _and_ _systems_ and methods for measuring PIM in a network and/or device. 2. Related _Art_ _Passive_ intermodulation (PIM) causes an _unwanted_ signal or signals to be generated _by_ the non-linear mixing of two or more frequencies in... |
The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers.
In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | the demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. the uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as diesel precursors for detergents, and for polymers. of particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor motors, and the production of detergents. ... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useDjl precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. T... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The of hydrocarbons include the of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production kerosene is important for numerous products, including motor fuels, and the production of detergents. The production of pre... | THE DeMAnD FoR HydROCarbONs RemAIns a grOwth INdUstRy. tHE useS Of HYdROcArbONS INclude The deVELopMenT oF BETtER fuELs, aS WelL as usEFUl pRECuRsORS foR dEterGeNts, AnD fOr pOLymERS.
In ParticUlAR, tHe PROdUcTIOn OF KeRosENE Is IMpORTaNT For numErOuS PRoDUCTs, incluDinG motOR fUElS, AnD The prOdUCTIoN Of DEteRGEnTS. T... | Thedemand forhydrocarbons remainsa growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of betterfuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the production of kerosene is important for numerous products, includingmotor fuels, andthe production ... | The demand for hydrocarbons remains a growth industry. The uses of hydrocarbons include the development of better fuels, as well as useful precursors for detergents, and for polymers. In particular, the _production_ of kerosene is important for numerous products, _including_ motor fuels, and the production of detergent... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example.
2. Description of Prior Art
Those concerned with the development of prote... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates immediately to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football leagues or the like, or by sportsmen operating as duck hunters, for example. 2. description of prior art those concerned with the development... | 1. Field of the Invention The oreWent invention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor wintW3 sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the dedeloOment of ptote... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen such duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned with the development of protective clothing for ... | 1. Field of tHe iNVeNtiOn
THe pReSeNt iNvenTiON RelateS gENERALLY tO ImpRovEmEnTs IN prOTecTivE GARmeNTS AdApTeD fOr uSE BY speCTAToRs aT OUTdooR wINteR sPorTs Such aS FoOTBaLl GAmeS oR The LIke, or by spOrTsmEn suCH AS ducK HUNTers, For exAmple.
2. deSCrIPtion oF prioR art
tHoSE CoNcERNed WiTh tHe DeVeLOPMenT of pRote... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates generally to improvements in protective garments adapted for use by spectators at outdoorwinter sports such as football games or the like, or by sportsmen suchas duck hunters, for example. 2. Description of Prior Art Those concerned ... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates _generally_ to improvements _in_ _protective_ garments adapted _for_ _use_ by spectators at outdoor winter sports such as _football_ games _or_ the like, or by sportsmen such as duck hunters, for _example._ _2._ Description of _Prior_ Art Those concerned _wi... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones.
1. Background Art
For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned type is connected with a b... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones ( handsets ) and which allows extension - line - communication between the telephones. 1. background art for example, a telephone facsimile machine of the above - mentioned type is connected wit... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension - :Lne - communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above - mentioned type is connected wi... | 1. Technical Field present relates to a apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art For example, a conventional facsimile machine of above-mentioned type is connected with a built-in handset and a second... | 1. TeCHNICAl FIelD
ThE PReseNt iNvEnTION RELATES to a faCsiMilE ApPARaTUS whIcH Is CONnEctABLe WITH A plURALITY of teLEpHONES (HaNdsETs) and which AlloWs eXTenSIon-liNE-comMUNiCAtioN BeTwEEN the tELephoneS.
1. BackgRouND art
FOr EXamplE, a cOnVenTIoNAL FAcSimiLE MAcHiNe Of THe AboVE-MENtioNed typE iS COnNECTED wIth A B... | 1.Technical FieldThe present invention relates toa facsimile apparatus which is connectable witha plurality of telephones (handsets) and which allows extension-line-communication between the telephones. 1. Background Art Forexample, a conventional facsimile machineofthe above-mentioned type is connected w... | 1. Technical _Field_ The present invention relates to a facsimile apparatus which is connectable with a plurality of telephones _(handsets)_ and which allows extension-line-communication _between_ the telephones. 1. _Background_ _Art_ For example, a conventional facsimile machine of the above-mentioned _type_ _is_ conn... |
It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noi... | it is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current streaming through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. that phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic designs that accommodate fast - switching operations. rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations ( i. e., inductiv... | It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating a ciunteracHing voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that accommodate fast - switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations (i. e. , inductive... | It is well known that inductor typically resists a in the current flowing through it by generating a counteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesome for electronic circuits that fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing can induce voltage fluctuations (i.e., inductive noise) parasitic inductors that ar... | It is wELL KnOwn THAt An iNductoR tYpICaLLy ResIsTS A change in tHe CuRreNt FLoWIng THroUgh IT BY generatIng A COUnTERAcTinG VoLTaGE drOP. this PHENomeNON cAN BE tROuBLesoME FOr ElEcTronic cIRcuITs THAt acCOmMoDAte FaSt-SwiTchInG oPerAtIoNs. raPIDly chaNging CUrrENtS CAN InDucE vOLtAGe FluctUaTIONs (i.E., iNduCTiVE Noi... | It is well known that an inductor typically resists a change in the current flowing through it by generating acounteracting voltage drop. This phenomenon can be troublesomeforelectronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidlychanging currents can induce voltage fluctuations(i.... | It is well _known_ that an inductor typically resists a change in the _current_ flowing through it by generating _a_ counteracting _voltage_ drop. This _phenomenon_ _can_ _be_ troublesome _for_ electronic circuits that accommodate fast-switching operations. Rapidly changing currents can induce voltage fluctuations _(i.... |
This invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors.
Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997)... | this invention relates to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. capacitive sensors using a steel plate capacitive proximity detector are known. the publication entitled : capacitive sensors - design and applications ( isbn # 0 - 7803 - 5351 - x ) by larry k. baxter, 1st ed. ( ieee, piscataway... | This invention reKateZ to sensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors uEiJg a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors - Design and Applications (ISBN # 0 - 7803 - 5351 - X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N... | This invention relates to sensors, more particularly, capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single plate capacitive proximity detector are known. publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed. (IEEE, Piscataway, N.J., 1997) describes one known proximity sensing system... | thiS InVeNTION reLaTeS TO SeNSOrs, and MOre PartIcUlarlY, tO CApacITive ProxiMity SEnsors.
CApACItiVe seNsORS usINg a SINGLE plaTE CAPAcItivE PrOximitY dEtEctoR arE knOWN. the PuBlICAtIOn entiTLed: cApAcITiVE sENSorS-DEsiGN ANd APPlICAtIoNs (iSBn#0-7803-5351-x) BY laRRY k. BaXTEr, 1St ED. (ieEe, piscataWAy, N.j., 1997)... | This invention relates tosensors, and more particularly, to capacitive proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a single platecapacitiveproximity detector are known. The publication entitled: Capacitive Sensors-Design and Applications (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, 1st ed.(IEEE, Piscataway, N.J.... | This invention relates to sensors, _and_ more particularly, to _capacitive_ proximity sensors. Capacitive sensors using a _single_ _plate_ capacitive proximity detector are _known._ The publication entitled: _Capacitive_ Sensors-Design _and_ _Applications_ (ISBN#0-7803-5351-X) by Larry K. Baxter, _1st_ ed. (IEEE, _Pisc... |
This invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction.
The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘central process... | this invention relates to the field of systems analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. the increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘ central proces... | This invention relates to the field of shstemq analysis and planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘ central proces... | This invention relates to the field systems analysis and in particular to server consolidation and through performance analysis, modeling, and prediction. increase processing power and storage available in devices and has initiated a resurgence in ‘central processing multiple tasks are serviced on a number of servers, ... | THis inventiON rElaTES to the FiELD of sySTeMS anaLysiS AND PLanniNG, aNd IN pARtiCULAR to SerVER CONsoLiDaTIoN aND viRtuAlIZaTion THRoUGh PErfOrmaNce ANALysis, ModELINg, AnD PrediCtion.
ThE IncrEASE iN pROcEsSiNG POwEr AnD STOrAgE aVaILaBle In compUtEr DevicES ANd SystemS HAs iNiTIated a RESuRgEncE In ‘cEnTrAL PROceSS... | This inventionrelates to the field of systems analysis and planning, andin particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performanceanalysis, modeling,and prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices andsystems hasinitiated a resurgence in ‘central process... | This invention _relates_ _to_ the field of systems _analysis_ _and_ planning, and in particular to server consolidation and virtualization through performance analysis, modeling, _and_ prediction. The increase in processing power and storage available in computer devices and systems has initiated a resurgence in ‘centr... |
Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination processes. Often, such composite laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular manner in which the el... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed by combining elastic materials with inelastic, or elastic, materials through various lamination processes. such laminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the manner in which the elastic and inelastic materials hav... | ArTIcLES rEqUIriNG a dEgRee oF ELAStIciTY hAve bEeN FOrmed bY ComBIninG ElasTiC mAtERIals WItH InElasTIC, oR Less elaSTic, MATEriAls THRougH variOUS lAMiNAtiON PRoceSSES. oFTEn, sucH COmpoSITE laMInate aRtiClEs Will be stREtchAblE BECAuSE Of ThE pReseNCe Of THe ElASTIC mAteRiAL ANd the paRTIcUlar MANneR In whIch the eL... | Articles requiring a degree of elasticity have been formed bycombining elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materialsthrough various lamination processes. Often, such compositelaminate articles will be stretchable because of the presence of the elastic material and the particular mann... | Articles requiring a degree _of_ elasticity have been formed _by_ _combining_ elastic materials with inelastic, or less elastic, materials through various lamination _processes._ Often, _such_ composite laminate _articles_ will be stretchable _because_ _of_ the presence of _the_ elastic _material_ _and_ the particular ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips over edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. moreover the invention relates to a device and a description and components of such system for the applicati... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding clips on edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. M0reoCer the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method the application of holding clips edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application of clamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and components of such system for the application of holding ... | 1. fiELd Of ThE iNvENtIOn
ThE inVENtion relAtes tO a MetHod fOR THE APpLiCaTIOn OF HoLdInG ClIps oN EdgeS AND bORDErS oF OBJeCts, iN pARTICUlar pAPeR staCks Or DOcUMENTs, by The APplicATION OF ClamPInG FORces. moreOvEr the INVEntIoN RElAtes To A DevIcE aNd A SYStEM aNd CoMPonENTs OF SuCH syStem FOr ThE APplicAtION of h... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relatesto a method for the application of holding clipson edges and borders of objects, in particular paper stacks or documents, by the application ofclamping forces. Moreover the invention relates to a device and a system and componentsof such system fo... | _1._ Field of the Invention The invention relates to a method for the application of holding _clips_ _on_ edges _and_ borders of objects, in particular _paper_ stacks or documents, by the _application_ of clamping forces. _Moreover_ the _invention_ relates to a device _and_ a system and _components_ of such system for ... |
This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones.
Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones w... | this invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery - operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is implemented in portable applications, such as headphon... | This invention relates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery - operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones... | This invention relates audio amplifiers, particularly audio efficiency is important, as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headphones with a battery operated am... | THIs InVEntION RELaTeS to AUdIo aMpliFIERs, pArTicuLArly auDIO AmPLiFierS whEre eFFIciEncy iS imPORtAnT, SucH As BATTERy-OperaTEd PORTabLe apPliCationS, fOr EXamPLe pOrtaBLE aMPLIfIERS cONnECTeD tO hEaDpHONeS.
mIniMIzinG unNEceSSAry amPlIfIER PoweR dISSipaTION is iMPoRTanT IN portablE apPLIcAtIOnS, sUCh AS HEAdpHONES W... | This inventionrelates to audio amplifiers, particularly audio amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary amplifier power dissipation is important in portable applications,... | This invention relates _to_ audio amplifiers, particularly _audio_ amplifiers where efficiency is important, such as battery-operated portable applications, for example portable amplifiers connected to headphones. Minimizing unnecessary _amplifier_ power dissipation is important in portable applications, such as headph... |
The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles throug... | the present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so - called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from their interior of the motor vehicles th... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so - called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor vehicles thro... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of the so-called or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from the interior of the motor through remote contro... | the pResent INVeNTIOn relATEs to AN angle ADJUstiNG ArRaNGeMeNT For A MirROR AND More PaRTicUlaRlY, to an ArraNgeMENT For adJUStIng The AnGLe, For EXAMpLE, oF THe SO-calLEd Outer or exteRnAl RefLEctinG MIRrOr SuCh aS tHe FENDer mIRrOR, dOOR MiRrOR, eTc. FOR mOtor VeHicleS, FrOm THE intERiOR OF THE motOR vEhiCLes THROug... | The presentinvention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement for a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, for example, of theso-calledouter orexternal reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror,etc.for motor vehicles, from the interior ofthe mo... | The present invention relates to an angle adjusting arrangement _for_ a mirror and more particularly, to an arrangement for adjusting the angle, _for_ example, _of_ _the_ so-called outer or external reflecting mirror such as the fender mirror, door mirror, etc. for motor vehicles, from _the_ interior of the motor vehic... |
Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineering... | impervious graphite heats exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled " impervious graphite for processing equipment ", by john r. schley in the journal chemical engineer... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping and other equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled " Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment ", by John R. Schley in the journal Chemical Engineeri... | Impervious graphite heat exchange tubes, chemical and other equipment a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have been described in many articles such as those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. in the journal Chemical Engineering (Feb. 18, 1974, pa... | impErViOus GRAphiTE HEAt eXchangE TUbeS, cHeMicAl PipING aND OthEr EQuIPMENT hAvE a reCognIZED posItioN in COmMeRCE. impErviOus graPhITe ENGinEERING maTerIaLS hAve beEn DeSCriBed In mAnY arTIclEs SucH aS ThOsE eNTItlEd "ImPERvIous GRAPHite FOR ProCeSSInG eQUiPmenT", by JOHn r. sChlEy IN The jourNAL CHeMIcAl eNGiNeeriNg... | Imperviousgraphite heat exchange tubes, chemical piping andother equipment have a recognized position in commerce. Impervious graphite engineering materials have beendescribedin many articles suchas those entitled "Impervious Graphite for Processing Equipment", by John R. Schley inthe journal Chemi... | Impervious graphite heat exchange _tubes,_ chemical _piping_ and other equipment _have_ a recognized _position_ _in_ commerce. Impervious graphite _engineering_ _materials_ have _been_ described in many articles such as _those_ entitled _"Impervious_ _Graphite_ for _Processing_ Equipment", by John _R._ Schley in the jo... |
Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic... | roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. however, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and / or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non - planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular cyc... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and / or physical age, the surface of the roadways can eventually become misshapen, non - planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for DFhicular tra... | Roadways are built facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, the surface of the roadways eventually become misshapen, non-planar, to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for vehicular traffic. In order to promot... | roadwaYS ARe buIlT To FacIlitate vEHiCUlar TRaVEl. HOWEVeR, depeNdinG UPOn uSAGe densITy, base COnditIoNs, tEMPeRATurE VaRIAtIOn, MoistURE VariaTIoN, And/oR phYSiCal AGe, tHE surfaCe oF ThE RoadWaYS CaN EveNTuALly bECOME mISSHApEn, non-PLaNaR, unaBle to SuppORT WHeEl loaDs, OR OTHerwIsE UnSUItaBLE fOr VEhicuLAR TRaFfIc... | Roadways are built to facilitate vehicular travel. However, depending upon usage density, base conditions, temperature variation, moisture variation, and/or physical age, thesurface of the roadwayscan eventually become misshapen, non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable forveh... | Roadways are built _to_ _facilitate_ vehicular travel. _However,_ depending upon _usage_ _density,_ base _conditions,_ temperature _variation,_ moisture variation, and/or physical age, the _surface_ of the roadways can eventually become _misshapen,_ non-planar, unable to support wheel loads, or otherwise unsuitable for... |
Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component syst... | two - component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or clusters and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in u. s. pat. no. 2, 995, 531. further, according to da - os no. 20 57 799 such combinations may also be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ed - paints. one - comp... | Two - component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of forming amides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 2, 995, 531. Further, according to DE - OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations may Wlsl be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED - paints. One - com... | Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers of forming amides or urethanes blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to DE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations also be used for formulation cathodically depositable ED-paints. One-component systems in which a partiall... | TWo-coMPONeNt PaInTs WItH GOoD sToragE STAbiLITY of polymeRS CAPable OF ForminG AMidEs oR uretHAneS ANd bLOCKEd iSOCyAnAtES Are DIscLOsEd In U.S. pat. nO. 2,995,531. FurTHeR, acCoRDiNg To dE-oS nO. 20 57 799 sUCH cOMbInATiONs MAy aLsO Be USEd FoR ThE FoRmUlATiON oF catHoDICalLy dePOSITaBlE eD-pAINts. OnE-cOMPONEnt SySt... | Two-component paints with good storage stability of polymers capable of formingamides or urethanes and blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further,according toDE-OS No. 20 57 799 such combinations mayalso be used for the formulation of cathodically depositable ED-paints.... | Two-component _paints_ _with_ _good_ _storage_ stability of _polymers_ _capable_ _of_ forming amides _or_ _urethanes_ _and_ blocked isocyanates are disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 2,995,531. Further, according to _DE-OS_ _No._ _20_ 57 799 such combinations may _also_ be used for the _formulation_ of cathodically _depositabl... |
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very ... | a. field of the invention the present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. more particularly, this use relates to a means and method for implanting needle lenses made from a sufficiently soft, pliable foldable material through a very small sur... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable coldabld material through a very ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus and method for intraocular lenses in surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocular lenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material through a very small surgical incisio... | A. fiELd OF The INVEnTiON
ThE pReSENT INventIOn relatES TO An APPArAtUS ANd MeTHod foR iMpLANting InTRaOCulAR leNSES in oPhthalMic SuRGIcAL pRocedurEs. mOrE PARtiCULARlY, tHiS INVENTiOn reLAtES tO a mEANS and meThod FoR ImpLantiNG inTRaOCular LENseS MaDE FroM a rElatiVely sofT, plIablE foLDable MAtErIal THRouGH A vERY ... | A.Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to anapparatusand method for implantingintraocular lenses in ophthalmic surgicalprocedures. More particularly, this invention relates to a means and method for implanting intraocularlenses made from a relatively soft, pliable foldable material ... | _A._ Field of _the_ Invention The present _invention_ _relates_ _to_ an apparatus and method for implanting intraocular _lenses_ in _ophthalmic_ surgical procedures. More particularly, this invention _relates_ to a means and _method_ for implanting intraocular lenses made from _a_ relatively soft, pliable foldable mate... |
This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor.
For example,... | this invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting rotational devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. for example... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a switching module for driving a load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current through phase coils of an electric motor. For example,... | This invention relates to an overheating protection system for a module for driving a load, particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping current phase coils of an For example, a switching circuit for driving a swi... | THiS InVeNTIon RELates to An oVeRHeATInG PROtectION sysTem FOr a SWitCHiNG MOduLe fOr drIViNg A lOAD, ANd PartIcuLarlY, alTHOUgh the InVentiON Is noT lImItEd To tHiS, tO A SyStEM fOR prOTECtiNg swiTCHInG devIcEs INSIde a SwITchIng DEvicE Module FOr chopPinG CurrEnT tHROugh PhasE COIls OF an EleCTrIC mOTOr.
FoR EXAmPlE,... | This invention relates to an overheatingprotection system fora switching module for driving aload, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to asystem for protecting switching devices inside a switching device module for chopping currentthrough phase coils of an electric motor. F... | This invention relates to _an_ overheating protection system for a switching _module_ for driving _a_ load, and particularly, although the invention is not limited to this, to a system _for_ protecting _switching_ _devices_ inside a _switching_ device module for chopping _current_ through phase coils of _an_ _electric_... |
In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drain are then form... | in the prior art, amorphous silicon ( a - si ) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a - si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped surface ( e. g. n + layer ) on top of the first layer. metal contacts for the source and drain are... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a - Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a - Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e. g. n + <Syer) on top of the first layer. Metal cKbtacts for the source and drain are the... | In the prior art, amorphous (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contacts for the source and drain are then formed on the highly doped layer... | In tHE PrIOR aRT, AMorpHouS sIlICON (A-si) THiN fiLm TrANsIsTors arE FoRmed BY DePoSITInG a firSt lAyer Of A-si sEmicoNDuCTOR mATEriAL ovER a GAtE AND gAtE InsUlaTOR lAyER and then DEposIting A laYEr OF HIgHlY Doped siLiCOn (E.g. N+ layeR) oN TOP Of thE fIrst LAYEr. MetAl ConTaCts For the SourcE And DraiN aRe tHen forM... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thinfilmtransistors are formed by depositing a first layer of a-Si semiconductor material over a gate and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly dopedsilicon (e.g. n+ layer) on top of the first layer. Metal contactsfor the source and ... | In the prior art, amorphous silicon (a-Si) thin film transistors are formed by _depositing_ a first layer of a-Si _semiconductor_ _material_ _over_ a _gate_ and gate insulator layer and then depositing a layer of highly doped silicon (e.g. n+ layer) on _top_ of the first layer. _Metal_ _contacts_ for the source and dra... |
The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder.
Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is there... | the present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder. many workmen, such prominent carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. a number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. it i... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to muli6p:e tools mounted in a common holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc. , require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is ther... | The present invention relates to and particularly to tools mounted in a common holder. Many workmen, such carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying out their tasks. A number of these tools have blades or points that wear with use and require frequent change. It is therefore desirable that the or ... | ThE preSeNT inVEnTION reLatES TO TOOLs ANd pERTAins pARticulARly TO muLitpLe TooLs MOUNtED IN a cOmMon holDEr.
MANy WorkMeN, sUCh aS cArpenteRS, MacHInIsTs, ETc., ReQuIre VarIOUs Tools fOr CARRYing OUT their tAsKs. a NUMbER Of tHESe toOLs hAVE blADes or poINts ThaT Wear with USE anD requIre FRequEnt chAngE. It iS tHeRE... | The present invention relates to tools and pertains particularly to mulitple tools mounted in a common holder.Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc.,require various tools for carrying outtheir tasks. A number of these tools have bladesor points that wear with use and require frequent cha... | The _present_ invention relates _to_ tools and _pertains_ particularly to mulitple _tools_ _mounted_ _in_ a _common_ holder. Many workmen, such as carpenters, machinists, etc., require various tools for carrying _out_ their _tasks._ A number of _these_ tools _have_ blades or _points_ that wear _with_ use and require fr... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer.
2. Discussion of the Prior Art
The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a... | 1. field of the invention the present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained / in training animals electronically or to a handler / analyzer. 2. discussion of the prior art the ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, to a detection system that employs trained / in training animals electronically linked to a handler / analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances ... | Field of The present invention pertains to the art of detection systems and, more particularly, a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. Discussion the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectively detect target substances is a foundational effort of... | 1. FiELD OF ThE InVenTIon
tHe prEseNT InVENtion PERTains To tHe Art OF DeTecTioN SySTEmS ANd, mORE partICuLarly, TO A DeTEcTiON sYStEm THAt eMPLOYs trAinEd/in TRaINING aNImals eLEcTronICALly LINKEd tO A HAnDLeR/anaLyzer.
2. dIscuSsion Of THE pRioR aRT
ThE AbIliTy tO RApIDly AnD EFfEcTIvELy DEtECt TArGeT SUBsTAnCes is A... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention pertains to the artof detection systems and, moreparticularly, toa detectionsystem that employstrained/in training animals electronically linked to a handler/analyzer. 2. Discussion of the Prior Art The ability to rapidly and effectivelydetect target substances is ... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The present invention pertains to the art _of_ detection systems and, more _particularly,_ _to_ a detection system that employs trained/in training animals electronically _linked_ _to_ a handler/analyzer. _2._ Discussion of the Prior Art _The_ _ability_ to _rapidly_ and _effectively_ detec... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures.
2... | 1. field of the invention for present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention The present disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2... | 1. Field of the Invention The disclosure generally relates to a method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to forming bulk fins comprising field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device structures. 2. of the Rel... | 1. FIELd of The InVEnTIOn
ThE PReSeNT DIscLosure GeNerAlLy ReLaTes to A mETHod fOR ForMing A SEmIConDuCtor DevIce sTrUcTuRe ANd TO A SEmICOnDUCTOR DEvicE strUctuRe. PaRtiCULarlY, THe preSeNt DIsCLoSUre rELATeS To FORMING bulK FinS coMpriSIng a fIELd iNDuCing STrucTUrE anD TO accoRdiNG SemICondUCtor dEVICe StrUCTUreS.
2... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentdisclosure generally relates toa method for forming a semiconductor device structure and to a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, the present disclosure relates to formingbulkfinscomprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconductor device stru... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present _disclosure_ generally relates to a _method_ for forming _a_ semiconductor _device_ structure _and_ _to_ a semiconductor device structure. Particularly, _the_ _present_ _disclosure_ relates to _forming_ bulk fins comprising a field inducing structure and to according semiconduc... |
Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications remain known. in such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an externally variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for a input variable a dynamic equili... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and preferably a Kinea% dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corresponding equi... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, the output variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a equilibrium is established, resultin... | ElEctromagnEtiC proPORtIonAl VALvES FoR ManiFold APplIcATiONS Are KNOwn. iN such A PRopORTIOnal ValvE, TO acHIeVe A CorrElaTion ANd PrEfErABly A liNeAr DepENdEncY beTwEEn an INPut vARIaBLE aNd aN OUtpUt VaRiABle, the oUTpuT varIAble is fED BACK tO tHE Input VARIABlE, sO THat for eacH iNPUT VarIABLe a cOrrespOnDING eQUI... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for manifold applications are known. In such a proportional valve, toachieve a correlation and preferably a linear dependency between an input variable and an output variable, theoutput variable is fed back to the input variable, so that for each input variable a corr... | Electromagnetic proportional valves for _manifold_ applications are known. In _such_ a proportional valve, to achieve a correlation and _preferably_ a linear dependency between _an_ input variable and an output variable, the output variable is _fed_ back to _the_ input variable, so _that_ for each input variable a corr... |
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