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In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc.
The preferred field of application for such methods an... | in electrical engineering, the problem of blending an actual a. c. voltage into a desired reference a. c. voltage arises in many areas. such fields may include, for example, power electronics, low - frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. the preferred field of application for passive methods and circui... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a. c. voltage into a desired reverFnce a. c. voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low - frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. The preferred field of application for such method... | In electrical engineering, the problem of converting an actual a.c. into a desired reference voltage arises in many applications. Such applications may include, for example, power electronics, low-frequency communications electronics, etc. The preferred field of application for such methods and circuit arrangements fil... | In EleCTrICAL enGiNeERINg, thE PRObLeM of cOnVERTINg an ACtuaL a.C. VOlTage inTo A DEsIReD REFeRencE a.c. voLTage ArISeS In mANy apPliCations. SucH apPLIcATioNS May inClUDE, For eXamPlE, PoweR ELECtRoNiCS, LOw-fReqUENcy ELecTrONICs, coMMUNicAtIoNS ELeCtRoNicS, Etc.
The preFeRreD fIELD oF AppLiCAtion for sUCh meThoDs An... | In electrical engineering,the problem of converting an actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. voltage arisesinmany applications. Such applications may include, for example, powerelectronics, low-frequency electronics, communications electronics, etc. The preferred field of application for such methods a... | _In_ electrical engineering, the problem _of_ converting _an_ actual a.c. voltage into a desired reference a.c. _voltage_ arises in _many_ applications. _Such_ applications _may_ include, _for_ example, power electronics, low-frequency electronics, _communications_ electronics, etc. The preferred field of _application_... |
The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions.
A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern.... | the present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more narrowly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions. a motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern. for... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, mlrR particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in a wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough terrain is usually provided with a block type tread pattern.... | The present invention relates to a pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, more to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying performance in a wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire for rough terrain is usually provided with a block tread pattern. For example, the laid-open pate... | ThE PreSENT inVEntIon rELatEs tO A pNeuMatiC tiRE sUItAbLe FoR Rough terrAIn, moRe PArTicUlaRLy TO a bloCK TyPE treAd PAtTeRN BeinG capAbLe OF DISPLayiNG goOD peRFOrmAnCE In A WidE vArIety oF cONdITionS.
A MOtOCroSs tiRe OF a pneumATIC TIrE designed foR rOuGh tErRaIn is UsUALLy PrOvIDED wIth a bLocK tYpe tReAD PattERN.... | Thepresent invention relates toa pneumatic tire suitable for roughterrain, more particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying goodperformance in a widevariety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for roughterrainis usuallyprovided with a block type... | The present invention relates to _a_ pneumatic tire suitable for rough terrain, _more_ particularly to a block type tread pattern being capable of displaying good performance in _a_ wide variety of conditions. A motocross tire of a pneumatic tire designed for rough _terrain_ is usually provided with a _block_ type _tre... |
Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “between-meal” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of an av... | lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous meal and “ between - meal ” intake of calories from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable beverages. this lifestyle is often referred to as “ western world lifestyle ”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. our food earlier consisted o... | Lifestyle in many parts of the wLrlE today is characterized by an enormous meal and “ between - meal ” intake of Valoriez from solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “ western world lifestyle ”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted of... | Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized by an enormous and “between-meal” intake of from solid and snacks as well as drinkable calories. This lifestyle is often referred to as “western world lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded unhealthy. Our food earlier consisted an average of 10% protein, 30%... | lIfEstyLe In MAnY paRts OF thE WoRLD tOdaY IS cHArActerizEd by aN ENORmoUS MeAL ANd “BETWEEN-MEAl” INTAKE OF cALoRIEs FROM soLID foOd aND SnAcKs As weLl as drInkaBLE CAloRIES. tHIs lIFeStYlE Is oFTEN ReFeRREd To AS “WEstERn wOrld LIFEstYLe”, And it iS GENerAlLy reGaRdED As uNHEALtHy. ouR FoOd eaRlier CONsisTED Of AN aV... | Lifestyle in many parts of the world today is characterized byan enormous meal and “between-meal” intakeof caloriesfrom solid food and snacks as well as drinkable calories.This lifestyle isoften referredto as “westernworld lifestyle”, and it is generally regarded as unhealthy. Our food earlierc... | Lifestyle in many parts of _the_ world today _is_ _characterized_ by _an_ enormous meal and “between-meal” intake of calories _from_ solid food _and_ snacks _as_ well as drinkable calories. This _lifestyle_ _is_ _often_ referred to _as_ “western world lifestyle”, and _it_ _is_ generally regarded _as_ unhealthy. Our foo... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting.
Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the rema... | field of the invention the present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which provides a durable solidified structure in continuous casting. besides fe, molten steel adds various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the remarkable se... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method Sh9ch provides a satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the rema... | Field the Invention The present invention relates to stirring method which provides satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attended by the segregation of segregative e... | FIelD of tHE Invention
The prEsenT INvENTIoN ReLaTeS To an ElEcTROmagNetiC StIrRinG meThoD whicH PROviDeS A SatiSfaCToRY SOLidiFiED StructUre IN coNtINuOUs CaSTINg.
bEsiDes fe, moLTEn StEEl COnTAinS VARiOuS AlLoyiNg ElEMeNtS aNd ImpURiTy elEmenTs, And THe solIdificAtION Of MOLtEn stEeL IS soMEtIMes AtTENDED BY The RemA... | Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to an electromagnetic stirring method which providesa satisfactory solidified structure in continuous casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity elements, and the solidification of molten steel is sometimes attende... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _an_ electromagnetic stirring method which provides a satisfactory solidified structure _in_ _continuous_ casting. Besides Fe, molten steel contains various alloying elements and impurity _elements,_ and the solidification of molten _steel_ is sometimes attended... |
1. Field
The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives.
2. Related Art
During semiconductor processing, an etc... | 1. field the present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to remove a structure etched on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. related art during semiconductor processing, an etch... | 1. Field The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoring an etch process to meet two or more etch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor processing, an etc... | 1. The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a of monitoring an etch process to or etch stage objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor processing, an etch process, for example, a reactive ion etch (R... | 1. FIeld
THE PreSeNT apPLICAtIOn GenERaLly rELaTEs tO ThE DEsign oF an Etch ProceSS ConTrOl sYstem to mEasurE a STrucTURE FOrMed ON a WorKpIecE, AND, mOrE paRtiCuLaRly, to A SYSTem OF MonItorING AN EtCH pROCess To mEEt twO or moRE etCH sTAgE MEASuReMent oBjeCTIVes.
2. RelaTed arT
DUrINg SemicOnDuCTor proCEsSInG, aN EtC... | 1. Field The present application generally relates to the design of an etch process control system to measure a structure formed on a workpiece, and, more particularly, to a system of monitoringanetch process to meet two or moreetch stage measurement objectives. 2. Related Art During semiconductor pro... | 1. Field The present application generally relates to the design _of_ an etch process control system to _measure_ _a_ structure formed _on_ a workpiece, and, _more_ particularly, to a system _of_ monitoring an etch process to meet two _or_ more _etch_ stage measurement _objectives._ 2. Related Art During _semiconductor... |
The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction mer... | the invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded into an annular gap where upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction m... | The inveBGion relates to a blowing nozzle for ^ranspo3ting a flexJVle thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to be transported, the exit end of the channel being surrounded by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying a flowing pressurized fluid, and in the dowmetream direction mer... | The invention relates to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a channel for the thread to transported, the exit end of channel being by an annular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplying flowing pressurized fluid, and in the downstream direction merges with a mixing extending... | The INvEntiOn rElAtES To a BLowINg NOzZlE fOR traNspoRtiNG a fLEXIblE tHread, COmPrISinG a SuPpLy CHAnNel fOr The thrEAd TO be tRANsPortED, tHE ExIt ENd of The CHAnnEl BeiNg sUrROuNdeD by AN annULAR gAP WhICH uPStream cOmMuNIcAtes with meAns For sUPpLyiNg a fLoWINg prESSUrizeD flUID, AnD iN THe dOwNStrEaM dIREctIoN mer... | The invention relates toa blowing nozzlefortransporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the threadto be transported,the exit end of thechannel being surrounded by anannular gap which upstream communicates with means for supplyinga flowing pressurizedfluid, and in the downstream direction ... | The invention _relates_ to a blowing nozzle for transporting a flexible thread, comprising a supply channel for the thread to _be_ transported, the exit end of the channel _being_ surrounded _by_ an annular gap which _upstream_ communicates _with_ means for supplying a flowing _pressurized_ fluid, and _in_ the _downstr... |
As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks.
The ability to execute general comp... | as computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units ( gpus ) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. as a result of this increase in processing capabilities, gpus are now capable of executing both graphics processing and more general computing tasks. the desire to execute gene... | As computer systems have advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of ^hiE increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics prPcessiBg and more general ckmpuGing tasks. The ability to execute general comp... | As systems have advanced, processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a this increase in processing power, GPUs are now capable of executing both graphics processing more general computing tasks. The ability to execute general computing tasks on a GPU has lead to... | as CoMpUteR sYstEmS haVe ADvANceD, gRAphics PRoCeSSing UnITs (gPUs) Have BeCOMe INCReaSiNGLY adVAnCeD boTH iN COMPleXITY aNd COMPutiNg PoweR. As A ReSulT oF THIS iNcREAse In ProceSSINg poWER, gpUS ARe now CAPABlE oF exECutINg bOTh GraPHiCs ProCessiNg anD moRe gEneraL coMpuTinG taSkS.
THe aBILITy TO EXEcUtE GENEral COMp... | As computer systemshave advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have become increasingly advancedboth in complexity and computing power. As aresult of this increase inprocessingpower, GPUs are nowcapable of executing both graphics processing and moregeneral computing tasks. The ability to exe... | _As_ computer _systems_ _have_ advanced, graphics processing units (GPUs) have _become_ _increasingly_ advanced both in complexity and computing power. As a result of this increase _in_ processing power, GPUs are now capable _of_ executing both graphics processing and more _general_ computing tasks. The _ability_ _to_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear power stati... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable. in particular, it leads to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear power... | 1. tiele of the Invention The present invention relates to a radiation - proof dneath material and a radiation - proof fagle. In particular, it relates to a radiation - proof sheath material and a radiation - proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance and which are used in nuclear pow... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a sheath material and radiation-proof cable. In particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistance which are used in nuclear stations. 2. of the Related Art Electr... | 1. FIelD oF the InVenTIOn
ThE PReSent inVEnTIOn rElAteS to a RAdiaTIon-PRooF SHEATh mATeriAL aNd a raDIAtIon-PRoof CabLE. iN pArTicuLAr, it RElaTEs To a rAdIAtIOn-ProoF SHeAth MATeriAl AnD A rADIAtION-pROOf caBLE, WhICh are ExcElLent iN FlAMe ReTardANCY and raDiAtion RESistANCE AnD WHICH arE UsED IN nUCLeAR POWer stATI... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The presentinvention relates to a radiation-proofsheath material and a radiation-proof cable.In particular,it relatesto a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable,whichareexcellent in flame retardancy and radiation resistanceandwhichare used innuclear power sta... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to _a_ radiation-proof _sheath_ material and a _radiation-proof_ cable. _In_ particular, it relates to a radiation-proof sheath material and a radiation-proof cable, which are excellent in flame _retardancy_ and radiation resistance and which are used in nucle... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite.
2. Background Information
Today's society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effect... | 1. field of the invention this invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. background information today ' s society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background Information Today ' s society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer and other harmful effe... | Field of Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect the face and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background Information Today's society is increasingly in outdoor sports and activities concerns about skin cancer and other harmful effects of the sun are also greater than ever. I... | 1. fiELD oF THe INVEnTION
tHIs inVEntioN PErtaIns to recReatIoNAL face MaskS DesiGnEd TO PRotECT The fACe aND noSe FrOm SunBURN anD frostBiTe.
2. bACkgRoUnd iNfOrmation
ToDAy'S SoCietY Is InCReaSIngly InVOLvEd In OuTdOOr SPorTs and rECReATIONAL aCtiVItiEs yEt COncErNs aboUt avoiDINg skIN canCEr anD OTHeR hARmfUL EFFect... | 1. Field ofthe Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect theface and nose from sunburn and frostbite. 2. Background InformationToday's society is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreationalactivities yet concerns about avoiding skin cancer andother harmfuleffe... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains to recreational face masks designed to protect _the_ face and _nose_ from _sunburn_ and frostbite. _2._ Background Information Today's _society_ is increasingly involved in outdoor sports and recreational activities _yet_ concerns _about_ avoiding skin cancer and _other... |
This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane.
When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and othe... | this invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection inside the window underneath a vehicle such as the windshield of some automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. when automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other portions of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to d... | This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather protection for the window of a vehicle such as the windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. When automobiles and other vehicles are stored outside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and othe... | This invention relates to a cover which serves as weather for the window of a vehicle such as the an automobile, truck, boat, or airplane. When automobiles and other are stored outside, the windshields other windows of the vehicle are exposed and can be subjected to damage and problems by the weather. For example, stor... | tHis invENTiON rELaTeS To A COVer whIch seRvEs As WeaTheR ProTEctIon For The WiNdow Of a VehicLe sUCh as thE wiNdsHIELd oF aN AUtOmoBiLe, TrUcK, BOAt, oR AirPlanE.
When autOmObIlEs AND otHer VehiCleS aRE stored outSIdE, The WindSHIeLDS aND OTHER wInDowS oF thE VehICLE ARE eXpoSEd AND CAN BE suBjeCted TO damAgE And Othe... | This invention relatesto a cover which serves asweatherprotection for the window of a vehicle such asthe windshield of an automobile, truck, boat, orairplane. When automobilesand other vehicles are storedoutside, the windshields and other windows of the vehicleare exposed and can be subjected to... | This invention relates to _a_ cover which serves as weather protection for _the_ window of a vehicle such as the windshield of _an_ _automobile,_ truck, _boat,_ or airplane. When automobiles _and_ _other_ vehicles are _stored_ outside, _the_ windshields and other windows _of_ the vehicle are _exposed_ and _can_ _be_ su... |
In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes an encoding rate of the video data, in... | in the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by providing a best - effort - type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image data will not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changes transmitted encoding rate of the ... | In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best - effort - type communication network, a loss of data or a change of image quality #il, not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically cnangeQ an ebcKding rate of the video data... | In the case where transferring video data for broadcast in a broadcasting station or the like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss of data a change image quality will be permitted, and so a will not able to be adopted which dynamically an encoding rate of the video data, in accordance with traffic ... | iN ThE CASE WHErE tRaNsFERRiNG vIdeo daTA for BRoadcAst IN a BRoADcasTING sTATIoN or THe LIKE bY uSIng A bEst-effORt-tyPe cOMmuniCatioN nEtwOrK, a LOSS of DAta Or a chaNge Of ImagE Quality WIlL NOt be perMITteD, ANd SO a mETHOD WIll not AbLE To be AdoptEd wHicH dynAmicALLY CHAngeS aN EnCODIng RATe of THe vIdeO daTa, iN... | In the case where transferring video data forbroadcast in abroadcasting station orthe like by using a best-effort-type communication network, a lossof data or a change of image quality will not be permitted, and so a method will not able to be adopted which dynamically changesanencoding rate of the vide... | In the case _where_ transferring video data for broadcast in _a_ _broadcasting_ _station_ or the like _by_ using a best-effort-type communication network, a loss _of_ data or a _change_ of image quality will not be permitted, and so _a_ _method_ will not able to be adopted which dynamically _changes_ an encoding _rate_... |
In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. For monitoring ... | in sensitive data storage and retrieval systems, magneto - resistive heads, otherwise known as mr heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. the magnetically stored data is read by virtue of the change in resistance of the mr head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the amplifier. for mo... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto - resistive hezes, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. For monitorin... | In computer data storage retrieval magneto-resistive heads, otherwise as MR heads, are employed for reading data from a storage disk. The magnetically data read by means of the change in resistance of the MR head as it passes through the magnetic field representing the data. For the varying resistance of the head, a dc... | iN cOMPUTER DATa sToRage And Retrieval SYsTems, MAgnETO-reSIsTiVe hEaDs, OTHerWiSE kNOwN aS Mr heaDS, ARE EMPLoyED For reAdIng DaTA FroM a StorAGe dIsk. thE mAgnetIcaLLY StORED DaTa Is REaD BY meANs Of THE cHANgE In resISTANCE of The Mr hEad aS It PassES throuGH thE MaGnetiC fiElD rePreSeNtInG thE DAtA. FoR MonIToRinG ... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, magneto-resistive heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for readingdata from a storage disk. The magnetically stored data is read by means of thechange in resistance of the MR head as it passes throughthe magnetic field representing the dat... | In computer data storage and retrieval systems, _magneto-resistive_ heads, otherwise known as MR heads, are employed for reading _data_ _from_ _a_ storage disk. _The_ magnetically stored data is read by _means_ of _the_ change in resistance of _the_ MR head _as_ _it_ passes through the magnetic field representing the d... |
In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one's own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are two methods... | in recent years, in order to conduct an inter - vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one ' s own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. as methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own - vehicle, there are two m... | In recent 5eads, in order to conduct an inter - vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device that estimates a radius of curvature of a travel route of one ' s own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of the travel route of the own - vehicle, there are two m... | In recent years, in order to conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, device that estimates a of curvature of a travel of own vehicle is mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating the radius curvature of the travel route of the own-vehicle, there are two methods which will be described... | IN reCEnt yEARS, IN oRder To CoNDuCT AN INTER-VeHiCUlaR DIsTance maInTEnAnce CONTRoL anD thE liKe, A dEvice tHat EStiMATES a raDIus Of curvatUrE OF A tRAveL rOUtE Of oNe'S own vEHiCLE iS mOUnTeD oN A Vehicle. AS MetHODS for EsTimATiNg THe raDIUS of CUrVaTure of THe tRAVeL RouTe Of ThE OWn-VehiClE, thERe ARe two metHods... | In recent years, in orderto conduct an inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like,a device that estimatesa radius of curvature of a travel route of one's ownvehicleis mounted on a vehicle. As methods for estimating theradius of curvature of the travel route ofthe own-vehicle, th... | In recent years, in order _to_ conduct _an_ inter-vehicular distance maintenance control and the like, a device _that_ estimates _a_ radius of _curvature_ of a travel route of one's own _vehicle_ is mounted on a _vehicle._ As methods for estimating the radius of curvature of _the_ travel route of the own-vehicle, _ther... |
Various types of hook setting devices are known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses an automatic fi... | various types of hook setting devices are known. for examples, u. s. pat. ch. 3, 571, 963 ; 4, 212, 125 and 4, 627, 186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to engage the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. u. s. pat. no. 4, 651, 459 discloses an... | Various types of hook setting devices are known. For example, U. S. Pat. Nos. 3, 571, 963; 4, 212, 125 and 4, 627, 186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the bi$ibg fish. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 651, 459 discloses an au... | Various of hook setting are known. U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rod tip upwardly in order to pull the fishing line thereby hooking the biting fish. U.S. Pat. No. 4,651,459 discloses an automatic fishing device adapted for ice f... | varIOuS Types Of hOoK SEttinG DeViceS ARe kNOWn. foR eXAmPLe, U.s. pAt. nOs. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 DiSCLOSe A HOoK sETtiNg fIsHinG roD AtTAChmENT wHIch causEs THE FIShInG roD to TIp upwArDLy in oRDeR To PULl The FIshing lIne TheRebY hookiNG THE BITIng FisH. u.S. pAt. nO. 4,651,459 diSCLoSeS AN aUTomatIC Fi... | Various types of hooksetting devices are known. Forexample, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a hook setting fishing rod attachment which causes the fishing rodto tipupwardly in order to pull the fishing line therebyhooking the biting fish. U.S.Pat. No. 4,651,459 disclosesan automatic... | _Various_ types of hook setting _devices_ are known. For example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,571,963; 4,212,125 and 4,627,186 disclose a _hook_ _setting_ _fishing_ rod _attachment_ _which_ _causes_ the fishing rod to tip upwardly in order _to_ _pull_ the _fishing_ line _thereby_ hooking the _biting_ fish. _U.S._ Pat. No. 4,651,4... |
The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an outside... | the invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. the light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an outside... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or WxterioE lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly be used in an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor in an outside... | The invention relates to a light guiding device for illumination device, such a backlight or or exterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device can particularly used an indicator of a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot an outside mirror for example. The inventi... | ThE inventiOn relatEs tO A liGhT guiDiNG devICe fOR an IlLUMiNATiON dEvice, Such aS A BackliGHt OR InTeRiOr or ExtERIOR lIGHTing, WherEin iNCIDEnt LiGht is dEFlECTED BY ReFlECTION. The LiGhT gUiDiNG dEviCE Can PArtiCULarly Be UsEd In AN iNdICATOr oF a mOToR vehIcLe, iN ConNEctiOn WIth a BLiND sPOt moNItOR In AN ouTSIdE... | The invention relatesto a light guidingdevice for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interiororexterior lighting, wherein incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding device canparticularly beusedin an indicatorof a motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor i... | _The_ invention relates _to_ a light guiding device for an illumination device, such as a backlight or interior or exterior lighting, _wherein_ incident light is deflected by reflection. The light guiding _device_ _can_ particularly be _used_ in an indicator of _a_ motor vehicle, in connection with a blind spot monitor... |
Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. while particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid proble... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of the chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While classification in industrial processes may be required to improve quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid stream or to avoid problems process eq... | paRtIcLe sEPARATioN AnD ClASSIfIcaTIon are WELl exPLOrED NEeDS of THE cHeMICal, PHaRmaceUTicAl, MiNERaL ANd FoOD INdustriES. whiLe PaRtIcLe cLASsificAtiON iN inDUsTrIaL pROCesSES mAy bE REQUIRED to iMProVe ThE qUAlIty of a CErTAIn pROdUct, pArTICle SeParAtIoN mAy bE NeCesSArY To pUrIfY a fluId stReAm OR TO avoiD prOBLE... | Particle separation and classification are wellexplored needs ofthe chemical, pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particleclassification in industrial processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may be necessary to purify a fluid streamor t... | Particle separation and classification are well explored needs of _the_ _chemical,_ pharmaceutical, mineral and food industries. While particle classification in _industrial_ processes may be required to improve the quality of a certain product, particle separation may _be_ _necessary_ _to_ purify a fluid stream or to ... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conventi... | 1. technical field the present invention is directed to optical information storage and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two - dimensional optical information sets. 2. description of the prior art conventional bar code symbols have small digital storage capabilities. this reduces the utility of con... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to selectively decode two - dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utility of conven... | Technical The present invention is directed to optical information readers and particularly to readers adapted to decode two-dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of Prior Art Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This reduces the of conventional bar code scanner and reader ... | 1. TECHNiCAL FIeld
tHE PREsenT INventiOn iS diRecteD TO oPtICal INfOrMAtIOn rEaDERs and PaRTicULarLy TO REaDers AdapTed to selECTiVElY decODe tWO-DIMENSIOnAL optiCaL INFoRMAtIOn sEts.
2. dEsCRIptIon OF tHE PRiOr art
ConVeNTiOnAl BAR coDe syMBoLS havE SMALl Data STORAGe capAbIlItieS. thIS rEdUCEs THE utIlity of cONveNti... | 1. Technical Field The present invention is directed tooptical information readers andparticularly toreaders adapted to selectively decode two-dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventionalbarcode symbolshave small data storage capabilities. This reduces the utilityof ... | _1._ Technical _Field_ _The_ present invention is directed _to_ _optical_ information readers and particularly to readers adapted _to_ _selectively_ decode two-dimensional optical information sets. 2. Description of the Prior Art Conventional bar code symbols have small data storage capabilities. This _reduces_ the uti... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservation information in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-transitory record... | 1. technical field the present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservation information in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non - transitory reco... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of g3nerwting reservation information in response to a request for staTtiny communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non - transitory reco... | 1. Technical Field The present invention to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data each of which is capable generating reservation information response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-transitory recording medium storing a data management p... | 1. tEcHnICAl fiELD
tHe PrESEnt iNventioN gENeraLLy RELaTEs TO aN AppaRatUS, sYsteM, aND METHOd oF mANagIng Data TRanSMisSioN, EaCh oF wHICH IS CAPABLE of gEneraTinG REServaTIon infOrMATiON IN reSPOnSE To A rEQUEsT foR StarTiNg cOmMUNiCATion bETwEen or amOnG a pLurALItY oF tRANSMisSioN TErmINAls, a nON-traNsITorY RECoRd... | 1. Technical FieldThe present invention generally relates to an apparatus, system, and method of managing data transmission, each of which is capable of generating reservationinformation in response to a request for starting communication between or among a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-transito... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally relates to _an_ apparatus, system, and _method_ of managing data transmission, each of _which_ _is_ capable of generating reservation information in response _to_ a request for _starting_ _communication_ between or _among_ a plurality of transmission terminals, a non-t... |
JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub-transmission mechanism... | jp2000 - 346169a discloses a gps device facilitating continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub - transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition by a continuously synchronized transmission lever which configured to change the gear position within the sub - tran... | JP2000 - 346169A discloses a control d4vicr of continuously variable t$anamission for vehicle inclHdinf a sub - transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of g@aE positions in addition to a continuously var&ablR transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear poxitioM of the sub - transmission mec... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of positions in a continuously variable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear position of the sub-transmission mechanism from a second gear ... | jp2000-346169A DiScloSes A CONTrOl dEvICe Of COntiNuOuSLy VAriabLe tranSmIssiON FOR vEHICLe INcLUdiNg a suB-tRAnSMissIOn MEChAnisM wHIcH Is sWiTcHeD to a PLuRAlIty of gEaR POsItIoNs in addiTION tO A COntInUOusly vARiabLe tRAnsMISSIOn mechaniSm and conFigUREd to CHAngE tHE gEar POsiTiOn OF thE SuB-tRaNsMIsSION MechANISm... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control deviceof continuously variable transmission forvehicle including asub-transmission mechanism which is switchedto aplurality of gearpositions in addition to a continuouslyvariable transmission mechanism and configured to change the gear positionof the sub-transmission mec... | JP2000-346169A discloses a control device of continuously variable transmission for vehicle including a sub-transmission mechanism which is switched to a plurality of gear positions in addition to a _continuously_ variable transmission _mechanism_ and configured to _change_ the gear position of the sub-transmission mec... |
1. Field of the Invention
Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO... | 1. field of the invention embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network. 2. description of the related art in recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide ( c... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a power monitoring apparatus via a network. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, there has b##n concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO... | 1. Field the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected a power monitoring apparatus via a network. 2. Description of the Related In recent years, there has been concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse gases, such as carbon dioxide (CO2), methane gas, ... | 1. fieLd Of tHE InVENtIoN
embodimenTS OF THE inVEnTiON ReLatE To AN ImaGE FOrMIng ApPArAtUS coNNeCtEd tO A pOWER monItORinG AppARatUS vIA A nETWOrK.
2. descRipTiON oF the RElatED ARt
iN recEnt yearS, thEre HaS bEen cONceRN AbOUT globaL WarMIng CAUsED BY AN INcREAse In GreEnhOUSE EfFeCt gaSes, sUch As CArBon diOxiDE (Co... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to apower monitoring apparatusvia a network. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, there hasbeen concern about global warming caused by an increase in greenhouse effect gases, such as ... | 1. Field of the Invention Embodiments of the invention relate to an image forming apparatus connected to a _power_ monitoring _apparatus_ via a network. 2. Description of the Related Art In _recent_ years, there has been _concern_ about _global_ warming _caused_ by _an_ increase in greenhouse effect _gases,_ _such_ as ... |
This application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets.
With Internet medi... | this application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. with internet medi... | This aOppication relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of media assets. Moreover, the application relates to initializing allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated wO$h user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. Wltm Internet medi... | This application to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery media assets. Moreover, the relates to initializing allocations of transport streams on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. With Internet media data merging with tradition... | tHis aPpLICAtION relAtes To eFFIcIenT ALLocatIoNS OF TRansPOrT StReAMs tO sUPpoRt sIMulTAneOUS DelIvERy oF MEdia AssETS. moReOvER, tHe APPliCATION RELaTeS to INitiaLizING AlloCATiONS OF transpORT stReAMs based On HisToriCAL DatA associated witH uSEr reQUeSts FOR SIMULtAneous dEliveRY of MeDiA AssETs.
wIth inTerNEt meDi... | This application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery ofmedia assets. Moreover, theapplication relates to initializing allocations oftransport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. ... | _This_ application relates to efficient allocations of transport streams to support simultaneous delivery of _media_ _assets._ _Moreover,_ the application relates to _initializing_ allocations of transport streams based on historical data associated with user requests for simultaneous delivery of media assets. _With_ I... |
Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly elevated P... | increased detection of prostate cancer ( pc ) using prostate - specific antigen ( psa ) in blood reduces pc - death among unscreened individuals. however, due to modest specificity within psa at commonly used cut - offs, there are urgent needs for additional criteria contributing enhanced risk classification among men ... | Early detection of prostate cancer (PC) using proetaRe - specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC - death among unscreened men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut - offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk clasaifocation among men with modestly elev... | Early of prostate (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among men. However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are urgent needs for additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modestly elevated PSA. Prostate cancer (PC) is ... | eaRly DETECTioN OF prOstATe caNCEr (PC) uSING ProStAtE-SpEcIFiC AntIGEn (psa) iN BLOod rEDuCEs Pc-deAth AMong UnScReEnEd MEn. hoWeVer, DUE TO mOdEsT SPEcIfICITY of PSA At CoMMonLY uSed cut-offs, there ArE UrGenT nEedS FOR ADditiOnAL biOMArKErs coNtRIBuTiNG enhANcED RiSk claSSIficatiON amoNG MEn wiTH mOdEStlY eLEvAtED p... | Early detection of prostatecancer (PC) using prostate-specific antigen(PSA) in blood reduces PC-death among unscreened men. However, dueto modest specificity of PSA at commonly usedcut-offs, there are urgent needsfor additional biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classificationamong men with ... | Early detection of _prostate_ _cancer_ (PC) using prostate-specific antigen (PSA) in blood reduces PC-death _among_ unscreened _men._ However, due to modest specificity of PSA at commonly used cut-offs, there are _urgent_ needs _for_ _additional_ biomarkers contributing enhanced risk classification among men with modes... |
The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye.
Among ... | the present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. more specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on an display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye. among... | The present invention relates generally to an eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an kfject to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked eye. Among ... | The present invention relates generally an optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention an electronic view finder adapted to enlarge an image shown on a plane of an image display apparatus to view with the naked Among eyepiece optical systems used so with c... | tHe PRESent inventIon relates GeNeRAlLy To An EYEPiECe OptIcaL SYstem AdaPteD To eNlaRGe an obJECT TO View it with tHE Naked eYe. MOrE SPeciFicalLy, tHe inVenTioN rELatEs tO an ElECtrONIC vIeW finder aDAPtEd to enLaRGE An ImAGE ShowN On a dISPLAY PLaNe Of An IMAge DIspLAy appARatUs to vIeW IT wiTH ThE NaKeD EYe.
AmoNG ... | The present invention relates generallytoan eyepiece optical system adapted to enlarge an object to view it with the naked eye. More specifically, the invention relates toan electronic view finderadaptedtoenlarge an image shown on a display plane of an image display apparatus to view it with the naked... | _The_ present invention _relates_ _generally_ to _an_ _eyepiece_ optical system _adapted_ to enlarge _an_ object _to_ view _it_ with the naked eye. More specifically, _the_ invention relates to an electronic view finder adapted to _enlarge_ _an_ _image_ shown on _a_ display plane of an image display apparatus to _view_... |
A display device including a buffer member has been provided. | a display table resembling a buffer member has been provided. | A fisplQy device invludjng a FufRer member has brej provided. | A display device including a buffer member has provided. | A diSPLaY deVIcE INCluDiNg a BUFfER meMBER has BEen pRovIded. | A display device including abuffermember hasbeen provided. | A _display_ device including a buffer member has _been_ provided. |
The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body.
The invent... | the invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and corresponding electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body.... | The invention relates to a piezo2lextric actuator device with at least one piezoelectric transducer which has at least one piezoelectric body and an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprised of two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. The invent... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with one piezoelectric which has at least one piezoelectric body an electrode unit assigned to this piezoelectric body with overall and comprised two electrodes mounted on opposite sides of the piezoelectric body. invention also relates to a valve for controlling... | THe INveNTioN relatEs To A piezOElecTRIc ACtuaTor dEVIce wITH AT LeAsT onE PIEzOELEcTrIC TraNSducEr wHIch hAS at LeaSt oNe piEZoelECTriC BODY ANd aN ElECTRODE UnIT ASSigNED tO ThIs PIezoELEcTric BOdY WItH ovERaLL CAPAciTAnce and cOmpriSEd of two ElectROdES MounTEd oN oppOsItE siDeS oF THe PIEZoeLeCTrIc bOdy.
The InvENt... | The invention relates to a piezoelectric actuator device with at least one piezoelectrictransducer which hasatleast one piezoelectric body and anelectrode unitassigned to thispiezoelectric body with overall capacitance and comprisedof two electrodes mountedon opposite sides of the piezoelectric body.Theinventio... | _The_ invention relates _to_ _a_ piezoelectric actuator device with _at_ least one piezoelectric transducer which _has_ at least one _piezoelectric_ _body_ and an electrode unit assigned _to_ this piezoelectric body with overall _capacitance_ and comprised of _two_ electrodes mounted _on_ opposite sides of the piezoele... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double-acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. A torque applicator of this kind is known from Norwegi... | 1. field of the invention the present specification relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double - acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. a torque applicator of this kind is known from n... | 1. Field of the *nventi(n The pf4sent invention relates to a to3q*e applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double - acting piston to apply an intermittent torque on bolts, Mu6s etc. A torque applicator of this kind is known from Norwe... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a torque applicator comprising a housing in which is disposed a rotatable torque applicator by a hydraulic or pneumatic double-acting piston apply an intermittent torque on bolts, etc. A torque this kind known from Norwegian Patents 115.991 and 136.609. The present... | 1. FiELD Of THE INvEnTIoN
THe presenT InveNTion rElAtEs TO A TOrqUe apPLIcAtor COMPRiSiNg A hoUsINg iN WhiCh IS DIsPoSED A rOtAtAbLE tOrqUe aPplicAtOR stem ACTuAted BY A hyDRaULiC oR pNEUMAtIC doUble-ActiNG PIsToN TO AppLY AN iNTERmiTtENT toRquE On bolts, NuTS EtC. A TORQue APPLiCAtOR Of ThIs Kind is kNOWN FroM nOrWEgI... | 1. Field ofthe Invention Thepresent invention relatesto a torque applicatorcomprising ahousing in which is disposed a rotatable torqueapplicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or pneumatic double-acting pistonto apply an intermittent torque on bolts, nuts etc. A torque applicator of this kindis known ... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present _invention_ relates to a torque applicator _comprising_ _a_ housing _in_ which is _disposed_ a rotatable torque applicator stem actuated by a hydraulic or _pneumatic_ double-acting _piston_ to apply an intermittent _torque_ _on_ _bolts,_ nuts _etc._ A torque applicator of this _k... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image forming system. the image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an led printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an image forming apparatus and an image fIrmint syqtsm. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electroptotog3aphic copying machine, a laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an forming and an image forming system. The image forming apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, laser beam printer, an LED printer, a facsimile apparatus or the 2. Descript... | 1. FiEld oF THE invENTiOn
tHE preSent iNVENTioN relATes tO a phOtoSeNSITIVE dRUm, A procEsS caRtRIDGE, An ImAgE foRmING appaRaTUS aND An iMAGE FormINg SySTEM. THE imAGe Forming ApParAtUS mAy BE EMboDieD, fOR examPle, as an EleCtROPhotoGRaPHic CoPYing MaChINe, A lAsER beam pRiNTer, aN Led printEr, A faCsImIlE APPARaTuS ... | 1.Field of the InventionThe present invention relates to a photosensitive drum, aprocess cartridge,animage forming apparatus and animage forming system. The imageforming apparatus may be embodied, for example, asan electrophotographic copyingmachine, a laser beam printer, anLED printer,a fa... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a photosensitive drum, a process cartridge, an _image_ forming apparatus and an image _forming_ system. The _image_ _forming_ apparatus may be embodied, for example, as an electrophotographic copying machine, a laser beam _printer,_ an LED printer, a facsimil... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds.
2. Description of the Related Art
A... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a mos integrated circuit ( ic ) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. description of the related art... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the Related Art A... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) current mirror correction device that permits a current mirror to be operated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description Related current mirr... | 1. FIeld Of THE INVEnTioN
tHis iNventiON relATES GENeralLy to ELEcTRIcAL cuRRenT coNtROl CiRcuITRy anD, MoRE PARtiCuLArLY, tO A MoS INTEgratEd CiRCuit (iC) cuRREnt MirRoR CorreCTIoN DeVICE THaT PerMits a cuRRent MirrOr to bE OpeRATed at higH CurrENt LEvELS And raPId SWiTcHInG SPeedS.
2. dEscriptioN OF tHe rElAteD ARt
A... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to electrical current controlcircuitry and, more particularly, to a MOS integrated circuit (IC) currentmirror correction devicethat permits a current mirror to beoperated at high current levels and rapid switching speeds.2.Descriptionof theRelatedArt ... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ This invention relates generally to electrical current control circuitry and, more _particularly,_ to a MOS integrated _circuit_ (IC) current mirror _correction_ device that permits a _current_ mirror to be operated at _high_ current levels and rapid switching speeds. 2. Description of the... |
The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers.
Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today""s systems. For... | the present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end - to - end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. secure communication of digital information is very important in several of today " " s sy... | The present invention relates in general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end - to - end communication systems that use call signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication of digital information is very important in many of today " " s syste... | The present invention relates general to secure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use signaling to exchange keys using intermediary transfers. Secure communication digital is very important in many of today""s systems. For example, in a typical ... | THE pRESeNT iNvenTIoN RelAtes iN genErAL TO SEcuRE DaTa trANSMISsIOn aNd mORE SpeCIficALLy TO SecurE DAta TRansmissIoN in eNd-TO-enD CommunICAtION SySTEmS THAT USe CALl SIgNALinG to exChaNge KEYs UsINg INTErmEDiAry trANSFeRs.
SecUrE commUniCaTion Of dIGitAl InForMAtIoN Is VERY IMPOrtANt IN manY oF ToDaY""S sYsTEms. fOR... | The presentinvention relates in general tosecure data transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communicationsystems thatuse call signaling toexchange keys using intermediary transfers. Securecommunication of digital information is very important in many of today""s systems.For... | The present invention _relates_ in general to secure _data_ transmission and more specifically to secure data transmission in end-to-end communication systems that use call signaling _to_ _exchange_ keys _using_ _intermediary_ transfers. Secure communication _of_ digital information _is_ very important _in_ _many_ of t... |
The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems.
When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | the present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. when a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | The present invention relates generally to ground support power for aircraft and more particularly to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft lLwer supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used t... | present invention relates generally ground support power for and more to a connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When commercial airliner is on the ground at terminal between flights, a ground power cart is wheeled out to the aircraft and used to supply electrical power that wo... | thE preSEnT INvEnTioN reLATES GENEraLlY to GRound suppOrt poWeR FoR aIRcRAFT anD mORE PARTIculARLy To a COnNECtOr fOr Use betWeEn GRoUND pOWer CArTS aNd AiRCraFt POWeR sUPPlY sYsTemS.
wheN A ComMERcIaL AiRLinEr is ON THe grOUnD at A TERMINaL bEtweeN FLiGhtS, a groUND pOwer CaRt iS WHeElEd out To ThE aiRcRaFT ANd Used T... | The present invention relates generally to ground supportpower for aircraft and more particularly to a connectorfor use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply systems. When a commercial airliner is on the ground at a terminal between flights, agroundpower cart is wheeled out t... | The present invention relates generally to _ground_ support power for aircraft _and_ more particularly to _a_ connector for use between ground power carts and aircraft power supply _systems._ _When_ _a_ _commercial_ airliner is _on_ the ground at a terminal between _flights,_ a ground power _cart_ is wheeled out to the... |
Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present one or more recta... | graphical user interfaces ( gui ) s are a common tool of exchanging information among a user and a computer in a modern image processing environment. the graphical user interfaces typically follow a well developed window - based arrangement. the window - based structure allows a screen display to present one or more re... | GrXLhical User Interfaces (GUI) s are a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window - based structure. The window - bxxed strhctufe allows a screen display to present one or more ... | Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s a common manner of exchanging information between a user and a computer in a modern information processing environment. The graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows a screen display to present one or more rectangul... | GRApHIcaL uSER iNtErFaCES (guI)S are a CoMmoN MAnNER of EXcHAnGiNG InfoRmatioN BEtwEeN a USeR AnD A compUter In A modErN inFormAtIoN prOceSSIng eNvirONMEnt. THE GraPHIcal uSeR inTeRfAceS tYpICAlly FOLlOW A well KnOwN WINDow-bAsEd StruCTUre. the wiNdOW-bAsed STrucTuRE AlloWs A SCrEEn dISpLAY To PREsENT ONE or MOrE rECTA... | Graphical User Interfaces (GUI)s are a common manner of exchanging information between a userand a computer in a modern informationprocessing environment.Thegraphical user interfaces typicallyfollow awell known window-based structure. The window-basedstructure allowsa screendisplay to present one or... | Graphical User Interfaces _(GUI)s_ are a common _manner_ of _exchanging_ information between a _user_ _and_ a computer _in_ a modern information processing environment. _The_ graphical user interfaces typically follow a well known window-based structure. The window-based structure allows _a_ screen display _to_ present... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL (phase alterna... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel ( pdp ). more specifically, the present invention relates to a pdp image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour ( dfc ) generated when inputting 50 hz pal ( phase al... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image display method and device for a plasma display panel (PDP ). More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour (DFC) generated when inputting 50 Hz PAL (phase altern... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to image display method and device for a plasma panel (PDP). specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for flicker and dynamic contour (DFC) generated when inputting Hz PAL (phase alternating by line) video to realize ima... | 1. FiELd of ThE inVEnTION
tHE preSENt InVEnTIon RelATES to An IMAGe DIsPlAY mEThoD AnD DevICe foR A pLASMA DiSPlay PANeL (pDp). mORE SpeCiFicALLY, THe PrEseNT iNveNTIon ReLaTeS TO a pdP IMagE dIsplaY method AND dEviCE FOr RedUcinG FliCkEr aND DyNaMic FalSE conTOUR (DFc) GeNerated WHEn inputtIng 50 hZ PAl (phaSe ALternA... | 1.Fieldof the Invention The presentinvention relates toan image display method and devicefor a plasma display panel (PDP). More specifically, thepresent invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for reducing flicker and dynamic false contour(DFC) generated when inputting 50 HzPAL (phase a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an _image_ display method and device for a plasma display _panel_ _(PDP)._ More specifically, the present invention relates to a PDP image display method and device for _reducing_ _flicker_ and dynamic _false_ contour (DFC) generated _when_ inputting 50 Hz PAL ... |
Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid-tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement of t... | syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i. e., liquids or gases, to a given site. the typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid - tight barrier with the wall of either chamber so that slidable move... | Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i. e. , liquids or Nasss, to a given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid - tight seal with the wall of the chamber so that slidable movement ... | Syringes are known the medical art for dispensing measured volumes fluids, i.e., liquids or to given site. The typical syringe comprises a piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, it forms a fluid-tight seal with the of the chamber so movement of the plunger forwardly empties the chamber... | sYRINGES aRe KnOWN IN ThE meDiCAL arT FoR DIspeNSINg MeAsurEd voluMES oF FluiDs, I.e., liquIDS OR GaSes, to a giveN sIte. The TyPICaL sYRINge coMPRISes A pIstON Or pLuNgeR enVeLOped iN a cHamBER, USUALLY a CYlIndrICAL CHaMbeR, WhERE it FORMs a FlUid-tIGhT SEaL WItH ThE wALL Of tHE cHAMbEr SO THat SLIDaBlE mOVemenT OF T... | Syringes are known in the medical art for dispensing measured volumes of fluids, i.e., liquids orgases, to a given site. The typical syringe comprisesa piston or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usuallyacylindrical chamber,where itforms afluid-tight seal with the wall ofthe chamber sothat slidable movem... | _Syringes_ are known in _the_ medical _art_ for _dispensing_ _measured_ volumes of _fluids,_ i.e., liquids or gases, to a given site. The typical _syringe_ comprises a _piston_ or plunger enveloped in a chamber, usually a cylindrical chamber, where it forms a fluid-tight seal with _the_ wall of _the_ chamber so that sl... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface.
2. Description of Related Art
As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are conventi... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. description of related art as a power transmission circuit and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are convention... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relaf$s to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. Description of Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains such as bushing chains and roller chains are Sonventi... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a lubricant composition for chains and to a chain the lubricant composition for chains adhered to its surface. 2. Description Related Art As a power transmission mechanism and a conveyer mechanism, chains bushing chains and roller chains conventionally A bushing chain... | 1. TECHniCal fIeLd
ThE pResent iNVentIon RElATes tO a lubRIcAnt compOSiTiOn fOr CHAIns ANd tO A ChaiN haViNg the lUbrIcAnt ComPosiTion For chainS AdHERED To ItS SURFaCE.
2. descRipTion oF rElaTeD aRT
aS A pOweR TranSMissION MEchANISM aND A cOnvEYER MECHaNISm, cHAINs SUCH as bUSHING CHAInS AND RolLER chAINs aRE CONVEnti... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates toa lubricantcomposition for chains and to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains adhered to itssurface.2. Description of Related Art Asapower transmissionmechanism andaconveyer mechanism, chains suchas bushing chains and roller chains areconvent... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a _lubricant_ _composition_ for _chains_ _and_ to a chain having the lubricant composition for chains _adhered_ to its surface. 2. Description of Related _Art_ As a _power_ transmission mechanism and _a_ conveyer mechanism, chains _such_ as _bushing_ chains and roller... |
The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of thei... | the approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should never be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as prior art merely by virtue of th... | The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approqXhes described in this section qualify as prior art m4relg by virtue of thei... | The approaches described in this section are approaches that could be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have been pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumed that any of the approaches described in this section qualify as art merely by virtue of their in this section. Open source... | the APProAcHeS dEsCRibEd In ThIs SeCtion ArE APPROAchEs That COuLd be puRSUEd, But nOT NEcESSAriLy ApPROaChes that HaVE BeeN PRevIousLy cOncEiveD OR PURsUed. theREfOre, UnLESs OThErWiSe InDicATeD, IT SHoULd Not Be AssuMED THAt ANy Of tHE APPrOACHEs DESCriBed in tHIS SecTIOn QuALiFy As pRIor Art MEreLy BY vIrtUE OF THEi... | The approaches described inthis section are approachesthatcould be pursued, but not necessarily approaches that have beenpreviouslyconceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated, it should not be assumedthat anyof the approaches describedin this section qualify as prior art me... | The approaches _described_ in this section are approaches that could be _pursued,_ _but_ not necessarily _approaches_ that _have_ been _previously_ conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless _otherwise_ indicated, it _should_ not be assumed that _any_ of the _approaches_ _described_ in this section qualify _as_ prior _art... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a method of producing H-beams by universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the "fillets."
2. Prior Art
Th... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a method of producing h - beams by universal mills. more particularly this invention relates to a method of producing h - bridges which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the " fillets. " 2. prio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of producing H - beams by universal mills. MlrD particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H - beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the " fillets. " 2. Prior ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a method of producing H-beams by universal mills. More particularly this invention relates to a method of producing H-beams which have excellent and toughness the joints between the web and flanges, referred to hereinbelow as the 2. Prior Art The conventional of produ... | 1. FIELd Of The INvEntIOn
THiS invenTiON RelaTES TO a metHod oF pROduCING h-BEams bY uNIVeRsaL mILls. MORe pARtiCulArlY tHiS iNvEnTion reLATeS TO a MeTHod Of pRODUCINg h-BeAmS Which hAVe ExCeLlEnT sTreNGtH AnD TOUGhNess iN tHE jointS beTwEEN tHe WEb aND FLaNgES, referRed tO HErEINBELoW as THE "fIlLeTs."
2. PrIoR art
TH... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relatesto amethod ofproducing H-beams by universal mills. More particularlythis invention relatesto a method of producing H-beams which have excellent strength and toughness in the joints between the web and flanges, referred tohereinbelow as the "fillets." 2.... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention This invention relates to a _method_ of producing H-beams by universal mills. More _particularly_ this invention relates to a method of producing _H-beams_ which _have_ excellent strength _and_ toughness in the joints between the _web_ and _flanges,_ referred to hereinbelow as the "fillets."... |
The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield pe... | the present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. more particularly, the present design is concerned with a process for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield per s... | The present invention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a process for preparing popy8lefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield pe... | present invention relates to process for novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with a for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable of greatly increasing the polymer yield per solids and that per tr... | ThE PrEsENT inVENTIoN relAtEs tO A ProCeSs For pRePaRInG NOVel poLYOLefIns. MOrE pArticulArLy, ThE PrEsENT iNVENtIon Is cONcernED WITh A proCesS fOR PREpaRINg polyoLefInS ExhibItiNg BetTeR parTiCLe PRoPErties wItH InCReaSE oF AvERaGE pARtiCLe DIAmEteR, whICh PRoceSS is cApable OF gREATly increasiNG thE POLymER yIeLd pe... | The presentinvention relates to a process for preparing novel polyolefins. More particularly, the present invention is concerned with aprocess for preparing polyolefins exhibiting better particle propertieswith increaseof average particle diameter,whichprocess is capable of greatly increasing t... | The present invention relates to a process for preparing _novel_ _polyolefins._ More particularly, the present _invention_ is concerned with a _process_ _for_ preparing polyolefins _exhibiting_ better particle properties with increase of average particle diameter, which process is capable _of_ greatly increasing the po... |
The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same.
In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are ... | the present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same. in the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as easily. one technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are me... | The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a method for making the same. In the manufacture of printed circuit boards and similar electrical devices, it is desirable to make connectiknq to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to employ pins which are ... | The present invention relates to pinned module and a method for making the same. In manufacture of printed boards and similar electrical devices, it desirable to make connections to the device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making connection to employ pins which are and sometimes electrically conn... | THe prESENt InvENtIOn relAtEs tO a NOveL pinnEd mODUlE AND a MEthOD fOR MakING thE sAME.
in tHe manuFacTurE of PriNtEd cIRCuit BoarDS ANd siMILar ELecTriCAl devIcES, It IS desirABle To maKe cONNeCtIonS to THe DeVICe As quiCkLY And eASILY as posSIBlE. oNe TECHnIQUe FOr mAKInG THis COnnEcTiON iS tO eMpLOY pIns wHIcH ARE ... | The present invention relates to a novel pinned module and a methodfor makingthe same. In the manufactureof printed circuit boards and similarelectrical devices, itis desirable to make connections tothe device as quickly and easily as possible. One technique for making this connection is to e... | The _present_ invention relates _to_ a novel _pinned_ module and _a_ method for making _the_ same. _In_ _the_ manufacture of printed circuit boards _and_ similar electrical _devices,_ it is desirable to make connections to _the_ device as quickly and easily as _possible._ One technique for making _this_ connection _is_... |
The present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | the present invention generally relates to novel compound compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. more particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having reduce... | The present inventipb generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. More particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant compositions having redu... | The present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together with a a herbicide. particularly, an important aspect of this invention is directed to surfactant having reduced eye irritancy which are useful in the preparation ... | THe PrESent InVentIoN gEneRALlY RELaTeS TO noVEL sURfACTANT comPOsiTIONs, theIr PRepARatIoN AND to COmPosItions conTainING tHese nOVEl SURfaCtAnT cOMPOsitIonS, TOGeTHer WiTh a pESTiCiDe, paRtIcULaRLy A HerbicIde. mOrE paRTICuLARly, aN impORtAnT asPECt of ThIS iNvENtIOn Is Directed To surFAcTAnt compOsItIons HAvIng ReDU... | The present invention generallyrelates to novel surfactantcompositions, their preparation and tocompositions containing thesenovel surfactant compositions, together with a pesticide, particularly a herbicide. Moreparticularly,an importantaspect of this invention is directedto surfactantcomposition... | _The_ present invention generally relates to novel surfactant compositions, their preparation and to compositions containing these novel surfactant compositions, together _with_ a pesticide, _particularly_ a herbicide. _More_ particularly, _an_ important _aspect_ of _this_ _invention_ is directed to surfactant composit... |
Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in ... | such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. the solution can not get stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorated. however, sensitive medical components of this method can ... | Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period of time without becoming deteriorafes. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in ... | Such chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to dissolved in a liquid form an injectable solution can not stored for a longer period without becoming deteriorated. However, sensitive medical components of this kind can in most cases be stored for longer perio... | SUCh mUlti cHAMBER aMPOuLeS ARe PreVIOUSly UsED fOr SToring onE or MOre sENSiTIve medIcAL CompOnEnTS, WHICH aRe tO bE disSoLVED IN A LIquId to FOrm aN iNJeCTable SolutIon. THe sOluTIon CAN NoT be StOREd FOr a lonGER pErIod of tIme wITHouT bEcomING deTeRIoRatED. howEveR, seNSitIVe mEdIcal cOmPOnENts oF ThIs KiND CAn in ... | Such multi chamber ampoules are previously used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, which are to be dissolved in a liquid to form an injectable solution. The solution can not be stored for a longer period oftime without becoming deteriorated.However, sensitive medical compo... | _Such_ multi chamber ampoules are _previously_ used for storing one or more sensitive medical components, _which_ are _to_ _be_ dissolved in a _liquid_ to form _an_ injectable solution. The solution can _not_ be _stored_ _for_ a longer _period_ of time without becoming deteriorated. However, _sensitive_ medical compone... |
Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of a recording medium to prevent fly-off of the particles.
Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device including a pr... | patent literature 1 is a particle dispersion liquid supply barrier directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, which particles are adhered to an image - formed segment of a recording membrane to prevent fly - off of the particles. patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device including a prin... | Pa5enF literature 1 describes a paetlcle dispersion l8quiW supply device directed at fontrollihg the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein par4ic>es are adhered to an image - formed surface of a resoeding mrEium to prevent fly - off of the particles. Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording device including ... | Patent literature 1 describes dispersion liquid supply directed at controlling the occurrence of stacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of a recording medium to fly-off of particles. Patent literature 2 describes an inkjet recording including a printing unit that carries out through ... | pAtEnT litERAtUre 1 DEscrIbeS A parTiCle DiSPerSION LiquID SUppLY dEvICE DIRected aT coNTrOLLINg the occURRENcE OF sTAcKer BlOCkinG, wHeREIN PARtICLEs aRe ADhereD tO aN ImAgE-fORmED surface oF A RecoRdiNg mEDiUm tO PReveNt FLy-ofF oF the pARtICLEs.
PaTent lIteRAtuRe 2 deSCRiBeS aN iNKjEt REcOrding dEviCe inCluDIng A pr... | Patent literature 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply devicedirected atcontrolling the occurrence ofstacker blocking, wherein particles are adhered to an image-formed surface of arecording medium to prevent fly-off of the particles. Patent literature2 describes an inkjet recording... | _Patent_ _literature_ 1 describes a particle dispersion liquid supply device directed at _controlling_ the occurrence of stacker _blocking,_ _wherein_ particles are adhered to an _image-formed_ surface of a recording medium to prevent fly-off of the particles. Patent literature _2_ describes an inkjet recording device ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI).
2. Description of the Related Art
In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to maintain high ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large - scale integration ( lsi ). 2. application of the related art in lsi design, a verification work of verifying whether an lsi works normally is essential. while the verification work is important to maintain h... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large - scale integration (LSI ). 2. Description of the Related Art In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to maintain hi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI). Description of the Related LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an works normally is essential. While the verification work is important to high quality for the LSI for... | 1. fIelD OF tHE INvENTIon
THe PrESent INVEntION RElatES tO a teChnOlogY FOR sUpportIng VERificaTIoN of A LARge-SCALe iNTegratIon (Lsi).
2. desCRiPTiOn OF THe rElAteD ArT
In lsI DesigN, a VEriFiCatioN wOrk Of VeRIFYINg wHeTHER AN LSI wOrks noRMALLY is eSsenTiAl. whILe tHE verifIcaTIOn WoRk IS IMPORTanT To maINtaIn hiGh ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a technology for supporting verification of a large-scale integration (LSI). 2. Descriptionof the Related Art In LSI design, a verification work of verifying whether an LSI works normally is essential. While the verification work is important... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a technology for _supporting_ verification of a large-scale integration _(LSI)._ _2._ Description of the _Related_ Art In LSI design, a verification work of _verifying_ whether an LSI works _normally_ _is_ _essential._ _While_ the verification _work_ is impor... |
The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like.
A per se conventional s... | the present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for examination and conveniently measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar or the sugar. a pro se conventi... | The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and conveniently measuring the lev$O of blood sugar or urine sugar or the like. A per se conventional s... | present invention to a device for the measurement of the level of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, particularly relates to such a chemical level measurement device which is suitable for easily and measuring the level of blood sugar or urine sugar the like. A per se conventional such device for the measurement o... | the PRESENT iNventIoN RELaTes to a dEViCe fOr THE MeaSuREmeNt OF THe LevEl of a CHEmIcal iN a BOdY FLUId oF a sUbjeCt, aNd PArTICuLARLy RelAtES tO sUCh A chEMicAl leveL MEaSureMeNT DEviCe WHiCH is SuiTablE For EaSILy anD COnVEnieNTLy MEAsuRINg The LEveL OF bloOd SUGAr oR URinE suGar oR ThE lIKE.
A PeR se cOnVeNtIonAL S... | The present invention relates to a device for the measurement of thelevel of a chemical in a body fluid of a subject, and particularlyrelates to such a chemical level measurement device whichis suitable for easily and conveniently measuring thelevel of blood sugarorurine sugar or the like. A per se co... | The present invention relates to _a_ device for _the_ measurement of the level of a _chemical_ _in_ _a_ _body_ fluid of _a_ _subject,_ _and_ particularly relates to _such_ a chemical _level_ measurement device which is suitable for easily and _conveniently_ _measuring_ the level of blood sugar or urine _sugar_ or the l... |
Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes in t... | radiofrequency ( rf ) materials are susceptible to non - specifically and non - selectively repair or heat different types of tissue. for example, in the field of dermatology rf devices are used to treat aging skin. skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due ... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non - specifically and non - selectively ablate or heat different types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are used to treat WginF skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin such as roughness of the skin due to changes ... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically and non-selectively ablate or heat different of tissue. For example, field of dermatology devices are used to treat aging skin. Skin aging is associated with changes in the levels of such as roughness of the skin due to changes in the stratum corneum and epidermi... | RAdIofreQUenCY (RF) devIceS ARE UseD tO Non-spECifICAlLy AnD noN-SELECTivELy ABlate OR hEaT DIffEReNT TyPeS of tIssuE. fOR eXampLe, In The fiElD of DERMatOLOGY RF DevICES Are UseD tO tReat AGing sKin. SkiN aGInG is aSSOciaTED WITH cHaNGeS in thE UPpeR lEVels OF THe sKin sUCH AS rOughneSS Of THe SkiN dUE tO ChaNGes In T... | Radiofrequency(RF) devices are used tonon-specifically and non-selectivelyablateor heatdifferent types of tissue. For example, in the field of dermatology RF devices are usedto treataging skin.Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels ofthe skinsuch as roughnessof the sk... | Radiofrequency (RF) devices are used to non-specifically _and_ non-selectively ablate or heat different _types_ of tissue. _For_ example, in the _field_ _of_ dermatology RF devices are used to treat aging _skin._ Skin aging is associated with changes in the upper levels of the skin _such_ as roughness of the skin due t... |
The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object tracking and steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck.
Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and d... | the present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object tracking and steer correction schemes for labor handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck. low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and distr... | The preaeHt invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, to object tracking and steer correction schWmeE for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in warehouses and d... | The present invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, more particularly, to tracking and steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such as remotely operated low level order picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking stock in and distribution centers. S... | THe PREseNT INVEnTIOn RelaTEs iN GEneRAL to maTeriALs hANDlINg vehICLeS, ANd MORe parTICUlARLY, to OBjECt tRAcKing AnD STEeR coRrEction sCHeMEs for MAteriAls HaNdLing vEHICLeS, suCh AS remOTEly oPerAteD LoW LEveL oRdER picKING truCk.
LOw leVeL oRDeR PickiNg tRUCKS ArE coMMONLY uSEd For pickING stocK IN wareHOUSEs aND d... | Thepresent invention relates in general to materials handling vehicles, andmore particularly,to object tracking and steer correction schemes for materials handlingvehicles,such as remotely operated lowlevel orderpicking truck.Low level order picking trucks are commonlyused for picking stockin wa... | The present invention relates in _general_ to materials handling vehicles, and more particularly, _to_ object _tracking_ _and_ steer correction schemes for materials handling vehicles, such _as_ remotely operated low level _order_ picking truck. Low level order picking trucks are commonly used for picking _stock_ in wa... |
For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated.
As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling meth... | for their purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display boxes are disassembled, processed by the variety of materials, and regenerated. as a regeneration processing method, a disassembling metho... | For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and tegeBerated. As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling meth... | For the purpose of effective of resources and conservation of the global environments, various electronic appliances such as receivers and personal computer display are disassembled, classified by the variety of materials, and regenerated. As a regeneration processing method, a disassembling of television receiver is d... | for ThE PuRpOse oF EfFeCTiVe USE Of ResoUrces anD coNserVATiOn Of tHe GLobAL eNVirONMents, VARiOUs eLECTroNIc aPpliAnCES sucH as TELevIsIOn recEiVerS anD pERSoNal cOMpUter dISplAY dEVicEs ARe disasseMBLEd, ClaSSIFiEd BY tHe VaRIety of MATeRiALs, And ReGEnERatED.
As A REGEneRaTion pRoCeSSIng METhoD, a dISaSSEMBLIng mETH... | For the purpose of effective use of resources and conservation of the global environments,various electronicappliances such as television receivers and personal computer display devices are disassembled, classified by thevariety of materials, and regenerated. As a regenerationprocessingmethod, adisassemb... | _For_ the purpose of effective _use_ _of_ resources and conservation of _the_ global environments, various electronic appliances _such_ as television receivers and personal _computer_ display _devices_ are _disassembled,_ classified _by_ the variety of materials, and regenerated. As _a_ _regeneration_ processing method... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them.
2. Background Information
The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeled vehicles from using t... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two - wheeled tracked snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them. 2. background information the presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two - wheeled vehicles from usi... | 1. FislS of the Invention The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two - wheeled traVkeW snow vehicles and conversion kits for creating them. 2. Background Information The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two - wheeled vehicles from usi... | 1. Field of Invention The present generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeled tracked vehicles and conversion kits for creating them. 2. Background Information The presence of snow in the wintertime operators of two-wheeled vehicles using their vehicles in the winter. Although other... | 1. FieLd oF thE inVENtiOn
THE PrESent inVEnTion GeneRaLLY rELAteS to tRackeD snOw VEHiCLEs, aNd MORe pArtICulArLy to Two-WheELeD TRackeD snOW VEHiCLeS anD cONveRSiON kIts foR CReAtIng tHEM.
2. BAcKGrOUnD inFORmAtiON
THe Presence oF Snow IN THe WINTErtImE SeveRELy RESTRIcTs OpERaToRS Of TWO-whEELed VehicLES From UsIng t... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to tracked snow vehicles, and more particularly to two-wheeledtracked snowvehicles and conversion kits forcreatingthem. 2. Background Information The presence of snow in the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeledvehicles from usingthei... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention generally relates _to_ tracked snow vehicles, and _more_ particularly _to_ two-wheeled tracked _snow_ vehicles and conversion _kits_ for _creating_ them. _2._ Background Information The presence of snow _in_ the wintertime severely restricts operators of two-wheeled veh... |
The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents.
Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized by inf... | the present invention involves novel compositions of matter. more particularly, the present invention involves novel n - substituted derivatives such 2 - ( pyridylalkylenesulfinyl ) benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characteriz... | The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves novel N - substituted derivatives of 2 - (pyridylalkylenesulfinyl) benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents. Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are characterized b... | The present invention involves novel compositions of matter. More particularly, the present invention involves N-substituted derivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory cytoprotective Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases characterized by inflammation, specificall... | the PReSENT invENtIoN InVOLvEs noVeL compoSITions OF MAtTER. morE pArTIcUlArLy, thE pREsent inventION INVOlVEs NOVeL n-suBSTItutED derivATiVes OF 2-(PYRIdylAlkYleNEsuLfiNYl)BenZiMIDAzOLES WHICh aRe usEful As gAstrIc ANTiSEcretoRY ANd cYToPRoTeCTIVE aGEnTs.
GAstRoInTestINAl INfLAMMATORy DiSeaSES ARe chARACteRiZed BY InF... | The present invention involvesnovel compositions of matter. More particularly, the presentinvention involves novel N-substitutedderivatives of 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which areuseful as gastric antisecretory and cytoprotective agents.Gastrointestinal inflammatory diseases are character... | The _present_ invention involves novel _compositions_ of _matter._ More particularly, the present invention involves novel N-substituted derivatives _of_ 2-(pyridylalkylenesulfinyl)benzimidazoles which are useful as gastric antisecretory _and_ cytoprotective agents. _Gastrointestinal_ inflammatory diseases are _charact... |
Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board with one or more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driver or control gear, in ... | lighting modules usually include a rolling circuit paper supporting one or more light sources residing on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at first partially covers the printed circuit board. in addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to carry an external timer or control gea... | LiHhtinY modules usually include a pr7ntef circuit bLzrd with one or more light sources arranged on the *p)er side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to have an external driver or control HFar, in ... | Lighting modules usually include a printed with one or more light sources arranged on the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally made for the lighting modules to an external or control gear, in one or more components whi... | lIgHting ModULES USUAlly INclUde A PrInTED CiRCUit Board with oNe oR moRe LiGHt SouRCES ArrAnGeD On tHe UppEr sidE THerEOF, AnD A coVeRInG ElEMEnt, WhicH At LeaSt PARTiAllY CoVErs thE PrINTeD ciRCuiT BoARD. In adDITion, proVISIon Is gENEralLy mADE FOR thE lIghTInG modules To have AN EXTernAl driVEr OR coNtROl GEar, iN ... | Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit board withoneormore light sources arrangedon the upper side thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially covers the printed circuit board. In addition, provision is generally madefor the lighting modules to have anexter... | Lighting modules usually include a printed circuit _board_ with _one_ or more light sources arranged on _the_ upper _side_ thereof, and a covering element, which at least partially _covers_ the printed circuit board. In addition, _provision_ is generally made for the lighting modules to _have_ an external driver or con... |
Power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a different type or level of electrical power.
These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switching d... | power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a different type or level between electrical power. these power converters e. g. inverters, active rectifiers, dc - dc converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as fets, mosfets, igbts, etc. a power semiconductor swi... | Power converters are used to transfer power from a source to a load using a different type or level of electrical power. These power converters e. g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC - DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switchin... | Power are used to transfer power a source to a using different type or level of electrical power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices such as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semiconductor switching device requires sufficie... | PowEr CONVErTers aRe UsED To TRaNsFeR powER From A sOURCE To a loaD USiNg a dIFfeReNT TypE or LeVel OF eLeCTricAl PoWER.
tHEsE POwER conVerTErs e.G. inVErTERs, acTiVE rectifIeRS, dC-DC ConVERtERS EtC. INCLuDe HiGh POwer semicONducTOR SWITCHING DevICeS SUCH AS fEtS, MosFets, IGBTS, ETc. A pOwer seMIConduCtOR SWITchinG D... | Power convertersare used to transfer power from a source to a load usingadifferent type or level of electrical power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC converters etc. include high power semiconductorswitching devices such as FETs,MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semic... | _Power_ converters are used to _transfer_ power from a _source_ _to_ a load using a different type or level _of_ _electrical_ power. These power converters e.g. inverters, active rectifiers, DC-DC _converters_ etc. include high power semiconductor switching devices _such_ as FETs, MOSFETs, IGBTs, etc. A power semicondu... |
Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known t... | approximately 80 % of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. these food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or less of these gases. especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known ... | Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water vapour, flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or norR of these gases. Especially oxygen can pLxe a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packages are known t... | Approximately 80% all food products are sensitive towards loss or uptake of water flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food are known to be to the flavour, textu... | aPpROxImately 80% oF aLL fOOD proDucTs aRe SEnsiTivE TOwARDs LOSs Or uPTake OF WATER vApouR, FLAVours, ANd odoURS. theSe FooD prODUCTs MUSt tHerefoRe BE stOreD iN A pRoTEcTEd ENVIronmENT From oNE Or MOrE Of ThESE GAsES. EspECIalLy oxYgEn can poSE a sErIOUS probLem siNce OXYgEn PeNetrAtioN InTO food pACkAGES ARE KnowN t... | Approximately80% of all foodproducts are sensitivetowards loss or uptake of water vapour,flavours, and odours. These food products must therefore be stored in a protected environment from one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious problem since oxygen penetration into food packa... | Approximately 80% of all food products are sensitive towards loss or _uptake_ _of_ _water_ _vapour,_ flavours, and odours. _These_ _food_ products must _therefore_ be stored in _a_ protected environment _from_ one or more of these gases. Especially oxygen can pose a serious _problem_ since oxygen _penetration_ into foo... |
Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light. It is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separated... | electroluminescence ( el ) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light. it is the result of radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material ( usually a semiconductor ), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons ( i. e., light ). prior to recombination, wires and holes are separa... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion of electricity to light. It is the result of radiative reDombinatJon of electrons and holes in a material (usually a semiconductor ), whereby excited electrons release %ueir energy as photons (i. e. , light ). Prior to recombination, electrons and holes are separ... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct of electricity to light. It is the result radiative recombination of electrons and holes in a material (usually semiconductor), whereby excited electrons release their energy as photons light). Prior electrons and holes are separated either as a result of doping of the mate... | eLECTROLuMinESCenCe (eL) dESCRIBES ThE dirEct cOnVErSION oF ELEctRICItY to LiGht. iT is ThE reSUlt Of RaDiaTIvE reComBinatiOn of elecTronS aNd HOlES in a MaTErIAL (usUaLly a sEMIcoNDUcTOR), WHeREBy EXCiTED ElectrONS RELEaSe THEIR EnErgY AS pHOtOns (i.E., LIght). prIOR To ReCoMbInAtIoN, eLeCTRoNS anD holEs are sEPaRATEd... | Electroluminescence (EL) describes the direct conversion ofelectricity to light. Itis the result of radiativerecombination of electrons andholes in a material (usually a semiconductor),whereby excited electrons release theirenergyas photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination,electrons and holes are separa... | Electroluminescence (EL) _describes_ the direct conversion of electricity to light. It is the result of _radiative_ recombination of electrons _and_ holes in _a_ _material_ (usually a semiconductor), whereby _excited_ electrons release their energy _as_ photons (i.e., light). Prior to recombination, electrons _and_ hol... |
In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | in product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design phase. it is desirable to have feedback with the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently in production and a similar product currently in the design phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that the product in the design phase can be impr... | In product one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a product currently production and a similar product currently in the phase. It is desirable to have feedback from the manufacturing process of the in so that the in the design phase can be improved before reaching production. In prior art systems, fe... | iN produCt dEveLOpMeNt cYclES, one oR More COMMon paRtS aRe OfTeN iNCorpOraTed iNtO bOTh A pRoDucT curReNTLY in pRoduCtion ANd A SIMilAr ProducT currEnTLy iN tHe DESIGn PHase. It IS DeSiRAble To haVe fEEdbaCK frOm The MAnuFactURing pROCesS of the PRodUcT In PRoDuCTION SO THAT THE PRoDuCT IN tHE desiGN pHase caN Be iMpR... | In product development cycles, one or more common parts are often incorporated into both a productcurrently in production and a similar product currently inthe design phase. It is desirable tohave feedback from the manufacturing process of the product in production so that theproduct in the design phase can... | In product development cycles, _one_ or more common parts are _often_ incorporated into _both_ a product currently in production and a similar _product_ _currently_ in _the_ design phase. _It_ is desirable to have _feedback_ from the manufacturing _process_ of the _product_ in production so that the product in the desi... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula.
2. Related Background Art
Conventionally, to create a document including a formul... | 1. field of word invention this invention relates to word processors and more particularly to a word printer having a function of creating documents including each character - symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. related background art conventionally, to create a document including a fo... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to word processors and more particuKarlU to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character - symbol train having a special position and size such as a formula. 2. Related Background Art Conventionally, to create a document including a form... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to word processors and particularly to a word processor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such a formula. Related Background Art Conventionally, create document including a formula such as is sho... | 1. fieLd Of The iNVEnTion
ThIS INVeNtION rELaTes To WORd proCESSoRs ANd moRE paRtIcULARlY TO a Word proCESSor HavINg a funcTIOn Of crEatIng dOcumEntS IncLUDING a cHarACTER-symBol tRaIn HavInG a sPECIal POSiTIOn AnD siZe sUch AS A FORmULA.
2. reLated backGrouNd arT
CONVentIoNALLy, tO CReATE a DOCUMENT InClUdING A forMUL... | 1. Field of the InventionThis invention relatestoword processors and more particularly to a wordprocessor having a function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size such as aformula.2. Related Background Art Conventionally, to create a document including afor... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This _invention_ _relates_ to word processors and more particularly to _a_ word processor having _a_ function of creating documents including a character-symbol train having a special position and size _such_ as a formula. 2. _Related_ _Background_ Art Conventionally, _to_ _create_ a _docume... |
Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the components with parallel leads and ma... | certain types of electronic bearings have two axial leads acting from opposite sides of the components as, for example, contact resistors and diodes. to efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. bearings handling systems must orient the components with parallel leads and... | Certain types of electronic components have two axial leads extendimN from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with resistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the components wiyT parallel leads and ma... | Certain types of electronic components have axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example, with and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems are required. The handling systems must orient the components with parallel and maintain the orientati... | ceRtAIN tYPes Of eLEctRoniC coMpOneNtS HaVE TWO Axial lEadS EXtendING fRoM opPoSiTE SideS of tHe coMpOneNTS as, fOr ExAMPLE, WITH RESIStors ANd DioDeS. TO EFFICiENtLy maNufaCTURe, pAckAGe, anD uSe these cOMpOneNTs, HaNdLinG syStems ArE rEquiReD. THe haNdlIng syStEms muST oRienT THe componENtS WITh parAlLEl LeADS AnD MA... | Certain types ofelectronic components have two axial leads extending from opposite sides of the components as, for example,withresistors and diodes. To efficiently manufacture, package, and use these components, handling systems arerequired. The handling systems must orient the componentswith parallel leads... | Certain types of electronic components have two axial _leads_ extending from _opposite_ _sides_ _of_ the components _as,_ _for_ example, with resistors _and_ diodes. To efficiently _manufacture,_ package, _and_ _use_ these components, handling _systems_ are required. _The_ handling _systems_ must orient the _components... |
The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while min... | the present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals ( e. g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc. ). more specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while ... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e. g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, clloTants, etc. ). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when the chemicals will be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while m... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer when be dispensed into the toilet bowl water, while minimizing the need consumers to scru... | THe PRESent INvENTiON reLATEs To dEvICes FoR DiSPeNSING tOIlET boWL tReATiNg chemIcAlS (e.G. sOAPS, DisInfectantS, saniTIzeRs DEoDorizERS, FRAGrancES, cOLoRanTs, eTC.). More speCIFiCAllY it relateS To suCH DEVices tHaT AlLoW a coNsumEr To DIRECt WheN tHe cHEMIcALS WILL BE DISpeNsED INTo tHE ToiLET BOwl WATeR, WHiLE min... | The presentinvention relatesto devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating chemicals (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers deodorizers, fragrances, colorants, etc.). Morespecifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumerto direct whenthechemicals will be dispensed into thetoilet b... | The present invention relates to devices for dispensing toilet bowl treating _chemicals_ (e.g. soaps, disinfectants, sanitizers _deodorizers,_ fragrances, colorants, etc.). More specifically it relates to such devices that allow a consumer to direct when _the_ chemicals will be dispensed _into_ _the_ _toilet_ bowl wate... |
An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to use an ATM, t... | an atm is an electronic device that allows banking workers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. for example, customers may require an atm to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. generally, to use an atm,... | An ATM is an elec4rInic device that allows banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, custom#ds may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to use an ATM, t... | An is an device that banking customers to carry out financial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM access their accounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account or dispense items of value. Generally, to use ATM, the customer may insert a banking card conta... | AN Atm iS An electrONic dEVICe tHAt alLowS BAnkiNg CUSToMErS TO cArRy oUt finaNcIaL TRANsACTIOnS WItHoUT THE nEed fOR A human tELLer. FoR EXAmpLE, cusTOMErs maY uSe An aTM to AccEss tHEIr baNk AcCOunTS, dePosit, WithdraW, oR TRAnsFeR fundS, cheCk aCcOuNT BAlANcEs, OR DIsPeNse ITeMS oF VALUE. generAlLY, to USE An ATM, t... | An ATM is an electronic device that allows banking customers to carry outfinancial transactions without the need for a human teller. For example, customers mayuse an ATM to access their bankaccounts, deposit, withdraw, or transfer funds, check account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to use an ... | An ATM is an electronic _device_ that allows banking customers to _carry_ out financial _transactions_ without the need for _a_ human teller. For example, customers may use an ATM to access their bank accounts, _deposit,_ withdraw, or _transfer_ funds, _check_ account balances, or dispense items of value. Generally, to... |
Technical Field
The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method.
Related Art
Known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a yoke configured ... | technical field the present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and another stator manufacturing method. related art known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in japanese patent application laid - open ( jp - e ) no. 9 - 322441. jp - a no. 9 - 322441 discloses radial armature w... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stxtof manufacturing method. Related Art Known stators employed in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid - Open (JP - A) No. 9 - 22244Q. JP - A No. 9 - 322441 discloses an armature with a yoke c... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, motor, and a stator manufacturing method. Related Art Known stators in a brushless motor are for example disclosed in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature with a yoke configured plural ring shaped yo... | TEchNIcal FieLD
ThE pRESeNt inventIon rElAteS to a STAToR, a bRUSHlEss Motor, aNd A sTatOr manUfAcTuriNg MeThOD.
RELatED ArT
known StAtORs EMPloYED IN A BRUshlEsS motOR aRe FOR eXAmple diSclOSed in japAneSe paTent APPlicaTiON LAid-OPen (jp-a) No. 9-322441. jp-A No. 9-322441 dIScLOseS an ArMAturE WiTH a YokE CoNFIGURed ... | Technical FieldThepresent invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a stator manufacturing method.RelatedArt Knownstatorsemployed in a brushless motor are for example disclosedinJapanese Patent ApplicationLaid-Open (JP-A) No. 9-322441. JP-A No.9-322441discloses an armaturewith a yoke co... | Technical Field The present invention relates to a stator, a brushless motor, and a _stator_ manufacturing _method._ Related Art Known stators _employed_ in a brushless motor are for example _disclosed_ in _Japanese_ Patent Application Laid-Open (JP-A) _No._ 9-322441. JP-A No. 9-322441 discloses an armature _with_ a yo... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck construction. This invention ... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a rollformed sheet construction structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. the structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or termed a purlin or sub - purlin in deck construction. th... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in wall construction or as a purlin or sub - purlin in dWc, construction. This inventio... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates rollformed metal structural shape fabricated from single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural is particularly useful as a stud or mullion in construction or as a purlin or sub-purlin in deck This invention also includes an interior deck or roof deck... | 1. fIelD oF ThE INvenTion
ThIS INVENtiON rElAtES TO a RoLlfOrMed SHEeT metAL STRucturAL SHAPe FAbrIcAteD FroM a siNGLe SHEeT OF MEtaL for use In buIldinG cONsTRucTioN. tHe strucTURAL ShAPE Is particUlARly Useful AS A sTud or mUlLiOn In wall CONstruCTIoN oR AS a pUrliN or suB-PURLIn iN dECk CONStruCtion. ThIS inVentiOn ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a rollformed sheet metal structural shape fabricated from a single sheet of metal for use in building construction. The structural shape is particularly useful as a stud ormullion inwall construction or asapurlinor sub-purlin in deck construction.Th... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This invention relates to _a_ rollformed sheet metal structural _shape_ fabricated from a single _sheet_ of metal for _use_ in _building_ _construction._ The structural shape is particularly _useful_ as _a_ stud or _mullion_ in _wall_ construction or as _a_ purlin _or_ sub-purlin in deck con... |
Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spirals. alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | Interior spring mattresses consist of a multitude of steel springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way of wire spifalw. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the... | Interior spring mattresses consist a multitude springs joined together in a regular grid. Typically, the end rings of the neighboring steel springs are directly connected to one another by way wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded into pockets in rows and in turn the pockets lying ... | interior sPRIng maTTRessES ConsisT Of a mulTItUDe oF STEel spRiNGs joINeD tOgetheR In a rEGUlar grid. tyPICaLLy, ThE eND riNGS oF tHE NeighBORiNG Steel SPriNGS are directLY CoNnecteD tO oNE ANOtHEr bY wAY of wiRE sPirals. aLteRNaTIvELY, BArRel ShApeD spriNgS Are oFTen sewN or Welded InTo PoCkeTs in rowS aND iN tUrn tHe... | Interior springmattresses consist of amultitude of steelsprings joined together in a regulargrid. Typically, the end ringsof the neighboring steel springsare directly connected toone another by way of wire spirals. Alternatively, barrel shaped springs are often sewn or welded intopocketsinrows and inturn the ... | Interior spring mattresses _consist_ of a _multitude_ of _steel_ springs joined together in a _regular_ grid. _Typically,_ the end rings of the _neighboring_ steel springs are directly _connected_ to one another by way of _wire_ spirals. _Alternatively,_ _barrel_ shaped springs are often sewn or _welded_ into pockets i... |
Hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weight can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Chemical Reviews” (USA), pag... | hitherto, it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds seem hardly radically homopolymerized, since no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular index can be obtained, and their overall molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3, 000 ( see r. h. shriner, l. kelley ed. “ chemical laboratory ” ... | Hitherto, it is gelievfd that hydridarbon allyl compounds are hSfdly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weight can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3, 000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “ Chemical Reviews ” (USA ),... | Hitherto, is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weight can be obtained, and the reported molecular weight of the homopolymer from about 300 to about 3,000 (see R. L. Shriner, L. Kelley ed. “Chemical page 815, received by the... | HitHErTO, It Is BeLIEvED tHAt HYDROcarboN AlLYL compOuNDS arE hArdLy RAdicaLlY HoMOpOlyMeRized, And no homOpOLYmer thEReOf HavIng A higH MOLEcULAR WEIghT CAN BE obtAINed, AnD The RePortED MOLEcUlaR weIgHt Of ThE HoMopoLYMER is froM ABOUt 300 to aBout 3,000 (SeE R. L. sHRiNEr, l. kElLey ed. “ChemicAL rEviEwS” (usa), PAg... | Hitherto, it isbelieved that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, andno homopolymer thereof havinga high molecularweight can be obtained,and the reported molecular weightof the homopolymer is from about 300to about 3,000 (seeR. L.Shriner,L. Kelley ed. “Chemical Reviews” ... | _Hitherto,_ it is believed that hydrocarbon allyl compounds are hardly radically homopolymerized, and no homopolymer thereof having a high molecular weight _can_ be obtained, and the reported _molecular_ weight of _the_ homopolymer is from about 300 to about 3,000 _(see_ R. _L._ Shriner, _L._ Kelley _ed._ “Chemical Rev... |
This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer.
Generally, in an electrophotographic app... | this invention relates as a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to another developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non - magnetic single - component developer. generally, in an electrophotog... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and visualized by a non - magnetic single - component developer. Generally, in an electrophotographic... | This invention relates a developing apparatus used in an electrophotographic apparatus and, particularly, to a apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image an carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magnetic single-component developer. Generally, in an electrophotographic apparatus such copier, printer plotter... | tHis invention RELAtes To a DeVeloPiNg APpArAtUs uSEd IN An EleCTRophotOgRAPHiC ApPArATUs and, morE paRtiCuLarlY, TO A deVeLOpiNg apparAtuS IN which an eLEctROstATic lAtenT imAGE ForMEd ON AN IMAge CArriER Is develOpeD aNd visuaLizeD bY a NOn-mAgnETiC SiNGlE-cOMPoNenT DeVELoPeR.
GENERALLy, iN an eLEctrophOtoGRAPhic App... | This invention relates to a developing apparatus usedin an electrophotographic apparatus and, more particularly, to a developing apparatus in which an electrostaticlatent image formed onan image carrier is developed and visualized by a non-magneticsingle-component developer. Generally, in an electroph... | _This_ invention relates to a developing apparatus used in an _electrophotographic_ apparatus and, more particularly, to _a_ _developing_ apparatus in which an electrostatic latent image formed on an image carrier is developed and _visualized_ _by_ _a_ non-magnetic _single-component_ _developer._ Generally, _in_ an ele... |
A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. Light may pass through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into an imaging system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer ... | a binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. light may pass through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. light that passing through the mask may continue into an imaging system that projects an image of this mask pattern onto a wafer. the wafe... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features which form a pattern. Light may pass through the clear glass areas and be blocked by the o0aaue cYgome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into an imaging system that p4ojeDts an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features a pattern. may pass the clear glass areas and blocked by opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into an system projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. The wafer may be coated with a film (photoresist), whic... | A BiNarY OR pHasE sHIft pHOtoMASK maY InCLUDe glASS and cHROmE fEAtureS wHicH form a PAtteRN. lIght MAY pasS THROuGh the clEAr gLASS AReAs aND Be BLoCkED BY the OpaQuE cHROME AreAs. LiGhT thAT pASSEs ThRough ThE Mask maY contInUe into An ImAGING sYsTeM THaT pROjEcTs aN iMaGe OF THE MaSk patTeRn onTO a WaFER. tHE WaFeR ... | A binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chromefeatures which form a pattern. Lightmay passthrough theclear glass areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into an imaging systemthatprojects an image of the mask pattern ont... | _A_ binary or phase shift photomask may include glass and chrome features _which_ form a _pattern._ Light may pass through the clear _glass_ areas and be blocked by the opaque chrome areas. Light that passes through the mask may continue into _an_ imaging system that projects an image of the mask pattern onto a wafer. ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for processing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality or crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafe... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of SrossinR streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer ... | 1. Field of the Invention present invention to an optical device wafer processing method and a laser processing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streets formed on the front side of the optical device wafer, the optical device wafer being compos... | 1. FiELd OF tHe iNVEnTion
ThE PReSENT INVEntIon relates TO An OpTIcaL DevIcE WAFEr prOcesSIng mEThOD And A LaSer ProcEssiNg APparatUS foR Dividing an oPtIcal DeVICE WaFER INTo indiVIdUAl OPtICAl dEviCEs AloNG a PLUrAlity Of CRoSsinG sTreets fORMed On THe FrOnT Side Of THE OpTicAL devIcE WafeR, ThE optIcAl DeviCE WAFEr ... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an optical device wafer processing method and a laserprocessing apparatus for dividing an optical device wafer into individual optical devices along a plurality of crossing streetsformed on the frontside ofthe optical device wafer, the opt... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to an optical device wafer processing method and _a_ _laser_ processing _apparatus_ for dividing an _optical_ device wafer into individual optical devices along _a_ plurality of crossing streets _formed_ on the _front_ side of the optical device wafer, the optic... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images.
2. Related Background Art
Hitherto, as a synthesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, n... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images. 2. related background art hitherto, as a synthesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, n... | 1. Field of the InvRn$ion The present invention relates to an image processing method and apLarat8s for synthesizing a plurality of different ikaHes. 2. Related Background Art Hitherto, as a synthesis of digital images, for example, in a synthesis of a first image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, n... | 1. Field the Invention The present relates to an image processing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images. 2. Background Art Hitherto, as a synthesis of digital for example, in a synthesis of a image of plural colors and a second image of plural colors, namely, a synthesis of two images of... | 1. FIEld oF THe iNVeNtiOn
thE preSENt iNvENTioN RElAtES To AN ImAge prOcEssInG meThOD ANd APpaRaTus fOr syNThEsIZiNG a PlurAlitY of DiffEREnT ImAgES.
2. relATed BAckgRoUnD ART
hitHerto, As a syNTHEsis OF DigiTAL iMagEs, fOR eXaMPle, In a SynthesIs of a fiRSt ImAGE Of pLUrAl COLORs AnD A SEcoNd image of PlUraL cOLoRs, N... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto an imageprocessing method and apparatus for synthesizing a plurality of different images.2. Related Background Art Hitherto, as asynthesis of digitalimages, for example, in a synthesis of a firstimage of plural colors and a second image of pl... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to an image processing method and apparatus _for_ _synthesizing_ _a_ plurality of different images. _2._ Related Background Art Hitherto, as _a_ synthesis _of_ digital images, for example, in _a_ _synthesis_ of a first image of _plural_ colors _and_ a second _im... |
The invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials.
Current art for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised of a wide-ranging... | the invention relates to the silane - grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. current art for the production of cross - linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high - pressure reactor - produced, low cost polyethylene ( ldpe ). ldpe is comprised of a wide ... | The invention relates to the silane - grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance the properties of the materials. Current art for the production of cross - linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use of conventional high - pressure reactor - produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE ). LDPE is comp%is@d of a wid... | invention relates to the silane-grafting of polyolefin materials to enhance properties of the materials. Current art for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures the use of high-pressure low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised of a wide-ranging of branch lengths, best characterized as "long-... | THe InvEnTIOn rElAtes TO the silaNe-GRAfting oF pOLyolEFIn MAteriALS TO ENHance THE pRoPerties of tHe mATERiALS.
CURRent aRT foR THE PrODucTiON of crOSS-LiNKed POlYolefIN Foam sTRUCTureS invOLvES the UsE of convENtIoNal HiGh-presSurE REACtor-prODuCED, LOW deNsITy polyeTHYLEne (LdpE). Ldpe Is cOmpRiSed OF A wIde-rANgInG... | The inventionrelates to the silane-graftingof polyolefin materials to enhance the properties ofthe materials. Currentart for the production of cross-linked polyolefin foam structures involves the use ofconventional high-pressure reactor-produced, low density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised... | The invention relates to _the_ _silane-grafting_ of polyolefin _materials_ to enhance the properties _of_ the materials. Current art _for_ the production of _cross-linked_ polyolefin foam structures _involves_ the use _of_ conventional high-pressure reactor-produced, _low_ density polyethylene (LDPE). LDPE is comprised... |
Today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of... | today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. when creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3d drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of... | Today, software application development is a combination of software development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the ar5worL to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of... | software application development is a combination of development and artwork development. When creating applications that represent environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D and then saved as a rasterized flat file, which is used as the background image of an application. The problem is that t... | tODAy, sOftWAre apPliCaTiOn DeveLOPmENT iS a CoMbInatiOn OF SOFTwARe DEVELopMeNT AnD ArTwORK DevEloPmENt. When crEaTiNG APpLICATions tHat rePreSEnt viRTuaL ENvIronMeNTS, iT iS CoMMOn for THE ArtWOrK To Be CreATeD USinG A 3d drawing TOoL, AnD ThEN sAvEd aS a rasterizEd FLaT FILe, whICh Is usED as The baCkgrOuNd iMage Of... | Today, software application development is a combination ofsoftware development and artwork development. When creatingapplications that represent virtual environments, it is common for the artwork to be created using a 3D drawing tool, and then savedas a rasterized flat file, which is usedas the backg... | Today, software application _development_ is a _combination_ of software _development_ and _artwork_ _development._ _When_ creating _applications_ that represent virtual environments, it is _common_ for _the_ artwork to be _created_ using a _3D_ drawing tool, _and_ then _saved_ _as_ a rasterized flat file, which is use... |
The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system.
FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault tolerant comp... | the invention relates to the integration of a unit in an equipment, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit ( fru ) with apparatus such as a computer system. frus can be used in many different systems. they find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for example to fault resistant c... | The invention relates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a computer system. FRUs can be used in many different systems. 6Jey find particular but not exclusive application to computer systems, for exzmp?e to fault tole#Snt comp... | The invention relates to integration of a unit in for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus such as a system. FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particular but not exclusive to systems, example to fault tolerant computer systems where it is desirable to be able readil... | THe inveNtiON ReLATeS to The INTegRATIoN Of a UniT in aN AppARaTUS, For exAMPle, FOR coNfiGuRiNG a FiELd rEPlacEaBLe uniT (fRU) inTO aPParatuS Such AS A coMpUter SysTem.
fRUS CAn Be used IN MANY difFErent SYSTeMS. tHEY FinD PaRtiCular But NOt eXCLusiVE applicaTIoN to CoMputer SySteMs, fOr EXamPlE tO fAuLT toLeRAnT cOmP... | Theinventionrelates to the integration of a unit in an apparatus, for example, for configuringa field replaceable unit (FRU) intoapparatus such as a computer system. FRUs can be used in many different systems. They find particularbut not exclusiveapplication to computer systems, for exampletofault tole... | The invention _relates_ to the integration _of_ a unit in an _apparatus,_ for example, for configuring a field replaceable unit (FRU) into apparatus _such_ _as_ _a_ computer system. FRUs can be used in _many_ _different_ systems. They find _particular_ but not exclusive _application_ to _computer_ _systems,_ for exampl... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording medium.
2. Description of the Related Art
As a tape recording and/or r... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape - shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and / or reproducing apparatus for recording and / or reproducing data for the tape - shaped recording medium. 2. description of it related art as a tape recording a... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape - shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, and to a recording and / or reproducing apparatus for recording and / or reproducing data for the tape - shaped recording medium. 2. Description of the Related Art As a tape recording ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in a cassette, to a recording and/or reproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording medium. 2. Description of the Art As a recording and/or reproducing appara... | 1. fIELd of tHE inveNtiOn
tHIs InVentiON RElAtES tO a TAPe cASSEtTe comprisED oF a tApe-sHapED RecORdiNG mEDiUM HOusEd iN A CassetTE, AND TO a RecordiNg aND/Or rEProdUcinG ApparaTuS fOR ReCordING anD/OR REPROdUcing DATa for The tApe-sHaPED ReCOrDiNg mEDiUM.
2. dEscrIPTion OF THe rElated arT
as a Tape ReCOrdInG anD/OR R... | 1.Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to a tape cassette comprised of a tape-shaped recording medium housed in acassette, andto a recording and/orreproducing apparatus for recording and/or reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording medium. 2. Description of the Related Art As a tape rec... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ relates to a tape cassette _comprised_ _of_ a tape-shaped recording medium _housed_ in a cassette, and to a recording _and/or_ reproducing apparatus for recording _and/or_ reproducing data for the tape-shaped recording _medium._ _2._ Description of the Related Art As _a_ tape ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers.
2. Prior Art
In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. prior art in certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | 1. Field of the Invention The lrdsent invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed to automatically control the valve as desired, frequently... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to the field of automatic valves and valve controllers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve some form and to provide a controller therefor which may be programmed control the valve as desired, frequently though always in fo... | 1. fIELD oF tHE INveNTiOn
THE PrESEnt iNvENtIon RElATeS tO THe fiELD oF AutoMatiC VALVeS anD VaLVE CONtrolLers.
2. prIor aRT
in CertAIN SItuAtIOnS, IT Is DeSIRED TO PrOvIDE A COnTrOL ValvE oF somE FOrm ANd TO proVIdE a CoNtROlleR THEReFoR wHicH MAY be PRoGramMeD to AuTOmATIcALly CoNtROL The Valve aS DeSirED, FRequenTlY... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to the field ofautomatic valves and valve controllers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations, it is desired to provide a control valve of some form and to provide acontroller therefor which may be programmed toautomatically control the valve as des... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates to _the_ field of automatic _valves_ and valve controllers. 2. Prior Art In certain situations, it _is_ _desired_ to provide a control valve of some form and to provide a controller _therefor_ which may be programmed _to_ automatically control the _valve_ _as_... |
Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems.
Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system account Identifiers (IDs) and o... | embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, generally, to matching different user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems. typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system account identifiers ( ids ) and ot... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representations of a person in a olura/ity of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using system acdoumt Identifiers (IDs) and o... | Embodiments of the relate generally to different user representations a person, specifically, to matching user representations of a person in a plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians are represented in computer systems using account Identifiers (IDs) and other identifiers that vary. For example, Doe... | EMbODIMeNTs of THE inveNtiOn RelAtE GenERAlLy To matcHING DIfFEReNt USer RePReSENtAtiONS oF A pErSoN, anD, SPECiFiCALly, TO mAtCHING DIFFErENT USer rEPReSEnTAtIOnS Of a persoN iN A PLUraLITY of cOMpUteR SysTEmS.
TypicalLY, LEgAL cuStoDiaNs aRE rEpreSEnteD IN CompuTer sYSTEmS usinG sysTEm aCCoUNT IdENTifIeRS (IdS) AnD o... | Embodiments of the invention relategenerally to matching different user representations of a person, and, specifically, to matching different user representationsofa person in a plurality of computer systems. Typically, legal custodians arerepresented in computersystems using system account Identifi... | Embodiments of the invention relate generally to matching different user representations of a person, and, _specifically,_ to matching different user _representations_ of a person in a plurality of computer _systems._ Typically, legal _custodians_ _are_ represented in computer _systems_ using _system_ _account_ Identif... |
1. Technical Field
The invention is in the field of electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation frequenci... | 1. technical field the invention is in the field of electro - optic modulators of light wave intensity. more particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a fabry - perot etalon to provide polarization - insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation fre... | 1. Technical Field The invention is in the field of electro - optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention relates to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry - Perot etalon to provide polarization - insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation fre... | Technical Field The invention is in the field of electro-optic modulators of light wave intensity. More particularly, the invention to using thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalon to provide polarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation frequencies. 2. Rela... | 1. tecHNiCaL fieLD
the iNVENTion IS iN tHe FieLd OF ELEctRo-oPTic MODulAtoRs oF Light WAVe InteNSiTy. morE PArTIculaRLY, the iNvenTioN rElatES TO USinG THIn film feRRoelecTRIC mATeRIAls in a fABRY-PeROT EtAlon To PrOVide POLARIZAtIOn-INsENSiTive MoDUlaTiON OF reFlEcTed and TRanSmiTtED LIGHt At HiGh modUlATioN frEQUenCI... | 1. Technical Field Theinvention is in the fieldof electro-optic modulatorsof light waveintensity.More particularly, the invention relatestousing thin film ferroelectric materials in a Fabry-Perot etalonto providepolarization-insensitive modulation of reflected and transmitted light at high modulation f... | 1. Technical _Field_ The invention is in the field of _electro-optic_ _modulators_ _of_ light wave intensity. More particularly, the _invention_ _relates_ to _using_ thin film ferroelectric materials _in_ a Fabry-Perot etalon to _provide_ polarization-insensitive _modulation_ of _reflected_ and transmitted light at hig... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to connect the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pip... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight pipe joint and the gasket for forming the joint. Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between a metal spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tight joint and the gasket for forming the Specifically, the invention relates to a method of forming a joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint between spigot pipe and a metal belled pipe, gasket being extensible f... | 1. FIElD oF The iNVenTIoN
ThE pReseNt INventIon reLAtes In GenErAl TO A MEthOd Of FoRminG a FluiD tiGht PiPe JoInT AND the gASKEt FoR FoRMIng THe joinT. SpecIFIcaLLy, The InvEntIon rElATES TO a mETHOd OF fORmIng A PiPE joint, aND A GAskeT Used tO foRm tHe PiPe joINT BeTween A MeTAl SpIgoT pIpE ANd a meTal bElLED pIPE, ... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid tightpipejoint and the gasket for forming thejoint. Specifically, the inventionrelates to a methodof forming a pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipejoint betweena metal spigot pipe andametal belledpi... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to a method of forming a fluid _tight_ _pipe_ joint and _the_ _gasket_ _for_ forming _the_ joint. Specifically, _the_ invention relates to _a_ method _of_ _forming_ _a_ pipe joint, and a gasket used to form the pipe joint _between_ a metal spigot pipe... |
FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opened and closed. After repeated openings and closings, living hi... | fig. 10 illustrates a prior art wiring harness retainer clip ( japanese utility model preliminary publication no. hei - 1 96723 ) with a living hinge 104. living hinge 104 interconnects two semi - cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opens and closed. after repeated openings and closings, livi... | FIG. 10 illustrates a prior art wi3iJg harness retainer clip (Japanese Utility Model Preliminary Publication No. Hei - 1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge 104 intercoMnests two semi - cylindrical clip pifceQ 100 and 102 and bends when the clip is opemSd and closed. After repeated openings and closings, livin... | FIG. 10 illustrates prior art wiring harness clip (Japanese Utility Preliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living 104. Living hinge 104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 bends when the clip is opened and closed. After repeated openings and closings, living hinge 104 fatigue and break, ... | Fig. 10 ILLuSTrATES a PRior ARt WIrinG HARNeSs reTAINer CLiP (JAPAnEsE utiLIty MoDeL prEliminaRy PubLIcaTiOn NO. hEI-1 96723) WITh a LIvINg hInGE 104. LiVINg hiNGE 104 inTeRCOnNecTS tWo sEmi-cylInDriCal clIP PIeceS 100 And 102 and beNds when ThE CLIP Is OpenED And cLOSED. aFTeR RepeATED opENinGS aND cloSinGS, livIng hI... | FIG. 10 illustrates aprior art wiringharnessretainer clip (Japanese Utility ModelPreliminary Publication No. Hei-1 96723) with a living hinge 104. Living hinge104 interconnects two semi-cylindrical clip pieces 100 and 102 andbends when theclipis opened andclosed. After repeated openings and closings, l... | _FIG._ 10 illustrates _a_ _prior_ art wiring _harness_ _retainer_ _clip_ _(Japanese_ _Utility_ Model Preliminary _Publication_ No. _Hei-1_ _96723)_ with _a_ living hinge 104. Living _hinge_ _104_ interconnects _two_ semi-cylindrical _clip_ pieces 100 and _102_ and bends when the clip is opened and _closed._ _After_ rep... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages.
2. Description of Related Art
FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional speak... | 1. field of invention the present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. description of related art fig. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two - channel speaker driver circuit. in order to obtain a maximum dynamic range, the output of such conventional spe... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of a conventional two - channel speaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a mWCimum dynamic range, the output of such conventional spe... | 1. Field of Invention The invention relates to speaker driver circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a structure of a conventional two-channel speaker driver In to obtain a maximum range, the output of such speaker is biased at a nominal DC voltage, which typically ... | 1. FiELd of InVentioN
the prESeNt iNveNtioN RElATES tO a SPeakeR drIvEr CIrcUiT DRIven bY PositIve AND nEGATiVe VolTAGEs.
2. DESCriPtiOn Of ReLatED arT
FIg. 1 shOwS A tYPICal stRuCTurE OF A cOnVENTioNaL TWO-channeL SPEaker DrIvEr ciRCuit. iN oRdeR TO obtAin a MAxImum dYnamic range, thE OUtPUT of sUCH CONvENtiONAl SPeAK... | 1.Field of Invention The present invention relates to a speaker driver circuit drivenby positive and negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a typicalstructure of a conventional two-channelspeaker driver circuit. In order to obtain a maximumdynamic range, the output of such convent... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention _relates_ to a speaker _driver_ circuit driven by positive and negative voltages. 2. Description of Related Art FIG. 1 shows a typical structure of _a_ conventional two-channel speaker driver _circuit._ In order to obtain _a_ maximum _dynamic_ range, _the_ output _of_ such co... |
Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performing functions not only... | conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro - switch or a limit - switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. however, the improvement from the energy - saving views has required devices capable of performing functions ... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such as, a micro - switch or a limit - switch, have been used to detect the presence of a detecting object or changes of the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy - saving views has required devices capable of performing functions no... | Conventionally, mechanical devices such a micro-switch or a limit-switch, have been used to the presence of a detecting object or changes of the thereof through contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performing functions not only detect objects conta... | CoNvEnTIonalLy, mecHANiCaL DEViCEs SuCH AS, a MICrO-SWiTch or a lImiT-SWITCh, Have Been USED TO DetecT The prESEncE of A DeTeCTIng objEct oR chAnGEs OF tHE SItUATiON theREOf ThrOuGh ContaCT wiTh the OBjeCt. hOWEvEr, THe IMpROVEmeNt iN THe EneRgY-SavInG ViEws has RequIRed deVIceS cApablE Of peRForMIng FunCtIOns Not OnlY... | Conventionally,mechanical devices such as, a micro-switch or a limit-switch,have been used to detectthe presenceof a detecting object or changesof the situation thereof through contact with the object. However, theimprovement inthe energy-saving views has required devices capable of performin... | Conventionally, _mechanical_ devices such _as,_ a _micro-switch_ or a _limit-switch,_ have been used _to_ detect the _presence_ of a detecting object _or_ changes of _the_ _situation_ thereof _through_ contact with the object. However, the improvement in the energy-saving views has required devices capable of performin... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having two - dimensionally arrayed pixels or, more particularly, to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof. 2. description of the related art conventiona... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having two - dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a solid - state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and a reading method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art Convention... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a solid-state image apparatus having two-dimensionally arrayed pixels and, more particularly, to a image apparatus having a plurality of output channels and reading method thereof. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, in an image apparatus using a sol... | 1. FiELD OF tHe INVENTIOn
THe pRESent INVeNtiOn RELATEs tO A soliD-STATe iMaGE SEnSing APPArAtUs HaVinG twO-diMEnsIonaLlY ARraYed pIXelS aNd, moRe PARTICULARlY, TO a SOlId-sTATe ImaGe SENsinG ApparATUS HavIng A PLurAliTY Of ouTpUT cHANNeLS And a reADiNG mETHoD thEREof.
2. DeScRipTION OF THE ReLaTeD art
COnVENTIONALLy, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa solid-state image sensingapparatus having two-dimensionallyarrayed pixelsand, more particularly,to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and areading method thereof. 2. Description of theRelated Art Convention... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention _relates_ to a solid-state image _sensing_ apparatus _having_ two-dimensionally arrayed pixels _and,_ more _particularly,_ to a solid-state image sensing apparatus having a plurality of output channels and _a_ reading method thereof. 2. Description of the Related _A... |
The use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used in a var... | the use through a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. typically, such illumination was often utilized as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. such compositions are used in... | The use of a dental apparatus for the ilOumibation of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a source of activation energy for restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receiOG of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used in a var... | use of a dental apparatus for the illumination of an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilized as a of activation energy restorative compositions which are designed to set or upon the receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such compositions are used a variety of procedures to r... | THe USE oF A DenTAl APPARatus fOr ThE ilLUmiNAtIon of An OrAl proCeDuRe sITe iS wELL kNoWn. tyPICaLLY, SUCH illUMINATion iS OFTeN uTIlizeD As A soURce Of aCtIVaTIoN eneRgY FoR rEstoRaTIVE COMPosItIOns wHICH ArE dESigned tO sET or cURe UPoN THe RecEIPt oF lIGHt OF a cerTAIN baNdWidth. SUCH CompoSItions arE UsED In a VaR... | The useof a dental apparatus for the illuminationof an oral procedure site is well known. Typically, such illumination is often utilizedasa source of activation energyfor restorative compositions which are designed to set or cure upon the receipt of light ofa certain bandwidth.Such compos... | The use _of_ a dental apparatus for the illumination _of_ an _oral_ procedure _site_ _is_ well known. Typically, such _illumination_ is often utilized as a _source_ _of_ activation energy for restorative compositions _which_ are designed to set or cure upon _the_ receipt of light of a certain bandwidth. Such _compositi... |
It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if th... | it is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way unknown, or lost calls on the internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. one reason for a difficulty is the large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. in the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine if th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and in enterprises spread over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the lxrFe number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet RaUes can determine if th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet in spread over different One reason for the difficulty is large number of paths that a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packet takes can determine call intelligible by the voice call ... | IT is dIffICUlT To DeBug PRoBlEMS witH SPEECH qUALiTY, ONE waY VoiCe, oR LOSt CAlls oN The iNteRNet and iN enTERpRIseS SPREAd oVER DiFfErENt LoCAtIoNs. ONE ReASon For tHe DIfficUlTy is thE lArGe nUMBeR Of PAtHS tHAT A pacKET caN TAke THrOugh ThE NeTwork. In ThE cAse of VoicE, ThE paTH A pacKeT tAKES Can DetERmiNe iF Th... | It is difficult to debug problems with speech quality, one way voice, or lost calls on the Internet and inenterprises spreadoverdifferent locations.One reason for the difficulty isthe largenumberofpathsthat a packet can take through the network. In the case of voice, the path a packettakes ca... | It _is_ difficult _to_ debug problems with speech _quality,_ one way _voice,_ or lost _calls_ on the Internet _and_ in enterprises _spread_ over different locations. One reason for the difficulty is the large _number_ of _paths_ that a _packet_ can take _through_ the network. In _the_ case _of_ _voice,_ the path a _pac... |
Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digital... | digital video capabilities can be incorporated into this wide range of devices, including lcd televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants ( pdas ), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e - book readers, digital cameras, digital editing devices, digita... | Digital video capabilities can be incorporated into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs ), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e - book readers, digital cameras, digital recording devices, digi... | Digital video capabilities can be into a wide range of devices, including digital televisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, e-book readers, cameras, digital recording devices, digital media players, video gaming devices, ga... | dIGiTal video CapAbILITieS CAn bE InCORPORateD INTo a WIdE RanGE OF deVICES, iNcLUDIng DiGiTaL tELEVIsIOns, DiGitAl dIRecT brOAdcAst SystEms, wIRelEsS bRoAdcAsT sysTemS, PERsoNAL DIGiTAl ASSiSTAnTS (pDAS), lAPTop oR desKtoP COmputeRs, TABLEt CoMputErS, E-bOOk ReaderS, DIgiTAL CaMERaS, DIGITAl rEcOrdiNG DeViCES, digITAL... | Digital video capabilities can beincorporated into awide range of devices, including digitaltelevisions, digital direct broadcast systems, wirelessbroadcast systems, personal digital assistants (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tabletcomputers, e-book readers, digital cameras, digital recording dev... | Digital video _capabilities_ can be incorporated into _a_ wide range of devices, _including_ digital televisions, _digital_ direct broadcast systems, wireless broadcast systems, personal digital _assistants_ (PDAs), laptop or desktop computers, tablet computers, _e-book_ readers, digital cameras, digital recording devi... |
The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate.
Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides obt... | the present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component ( hereafter " mucosa " ), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides... | The present invention relates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter " mucosa " ), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and short chain peptides ... | The present invention relates a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysate by definition consists of a mixture of amino acids and chain peptides obtained by the hydr... | the preSeNt invEnTIon RELATES tO A prOtEIN HYDRolySAte dERIVeD frOM animaL TiSSue HaVINg An EndOTHeLiAl Or muCOSAL COMPoNent (hereAFTeR "MUCoSA"), A pRocesS for ITS pReParAtIon, AND THE USE oF SUCh a protEin hydrOlysaTe.
pROTEiN hYdROlYSATe bY deFInitIoN CoNSiStS Of a mixTuRE of amiNo ACiDS anD shoRT CHaiN pEPTiDEs oBT... | The present inventionrelates to a protein hydrolysate derived from animal tissue having an endothelialor mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a process for its preparation, and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein hydrolysateby definition consists of a mixture of amino acidsand short chain pepti... | _The_ present invention relates to _a_ protein _hydrolysate_ derived from animal tissue having an endothelial or mucosal component (hereafter "mucosa"), a _process_ for its _preparation,_ and the use of such a protein hydrolysate. Protein _hydrolysate_ _by_ _definition_ consists of a mixture of amino acids and short _c... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding.
2. Description of the Related Art
Forward error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmi... | 7. field of the invention the invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. in particular, the invention relates to viterbi decoding. 2. description of the related art forward error correction ( fec ) techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of the trans... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the Related Art Forward error correction (FEC) techniques are often used in communOcati8n systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmi... | 1. Field the Invention The invention generally relates to electronic communications systems. In particular, the invention to Viterbi 2. of the Related Art Forward error correction techniques are often used in systems in order to enhance the reliability of the transmitted signal and to the capacity of a data channel. A ... | 1. FIeLD of tHE INvENtIon
The INvEntIon GeNERaLlY reLATES To elECTrOnic COMMUNIcaTiOnS Systems. In particUlaR, THe INVentIOn relateS To vITeRBi decOdInG.
2. dESCrIptiOn of tHE relaTEd Art
fORwaRd eRRor cORrecTION (fEC) TECHnIquEs ARe oFTen USed in COMmuNiCatiON SysTemS in oRDer tO EnHanCe THe relIAbILity Of ThE TRAnsMI... | 1. Field of the InventionThe invention generally relates to electronic communicationssystems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the Related Art Forward error correction (FEC)techniques are often used in communication systems in order to enhance the reliability of... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The invention generally relates to _electronic_ communications systems. In particular, the invention relates to Viterbi decoding. 2. Description of the _Related_ Art Forward error correction (FEC) techniques _are_ often used in communication _systems_ in order to enhance the reliability of t... |
The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of human therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiazep... | the novel 1, 5 - benzodiazepine - 4 - oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention involve aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated by the 1 position, referred collectively as 3h - 1, 4 - benzodiazepines. 3h - 1, 4 - benzodiazepines are known, and provides useful dietary sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of c... | The nkcel 1, 4 - benzodiazepine - 4 - ixidD WldehydF adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H - 1, 4 - Nenzodiazepinec. 3H - 1, 4 - benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedstiveE and trqnsuillizers in the BielR of human theGaOy. The azeto ... | The novel aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines known, and are as sedatives and tranquillizers in the field of human therapy. The azeto-[1,4]-benzodiazepine ring structure is an entirely new ... | thE NovEl 1,4-BEnZODiAZEpINE-4-OXiDE AldeHyDE AddUCTs OF thE InvEntiON Are AlDehyDe adducTS oF BENZodIazepines UnSATURAtEd aT tHe 1 pOsitIoN, refeRrEd to as 3h-1,4-beNzoDiaZEPINES. 3h-1,4-beNZodiAZepiNes ArE kNOWN, and aRe uSEful as SEdAtivEs aND TranquILLIZerS iN The FielD oF humaN tHerApy. The aZetO-[1,4]-BeNzODiAZEP... | The novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the invention are aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1position, referred to as 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizersin the field of human therapy.Theazeto-[1,... | _The_ novel 1,4-benzodiazepine-4-oxide aldehyde adducts of the _invention_ _are_ aldehyde adducts of benzodiazepines unsaturated at the 1 position, referred to _as_ 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines. 3H-1,4-benzodiazepines are known, and are useful as sedatives and tranquillizers _in_ the field of human therapy. The _azeto-[1,4]-... |
(a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier.
(b) Description of the Prior... | ( a ) field of the invention the present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated into the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of gain in such amplifier. ( b ) description of the prior... | ( a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortion generated in the amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Description of the Prio... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to amplifiers, and amplifiers with no distortion generated the amplifier is detected and added to input signal to be for cancellation of distortion in such amplifier. (b) Description the Prior Art It is known in the art that an input signal of such as amplifiers ... | (a) FIElD of the iNVentIon
ThE PrEseNt InvenTION rElateS tO aMPlifiErS, anD mOre SPEcIFIcaLly AmpLifIers WitH SubSTantiALly No diStortioN wHeReiN DIsToRTIon generATeD IN THE amPlifIeR is DEtEcted AnD aDDEd tO aN iNPUt SignaL tO BE AMpliFiED, foR CAnCeLLatioN Of disToRTIon iN SuCH AmPLIFIEr.
(B) DESCRIPtiOn OF tHe priOR... | (a) Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to amplifiers, and more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein distortiongenerated inthe amplifier is detected and addedto an input signal to be amplified, for cancellation of distortion insuch amplifier. (b) Description ... | (a) Field _of_ the _Invention_ The present invention relates to amplifiers, _and_ more specifically amplifiers with substantially no distortion wherein _distortion_ generated in _the_ amplifier is detected and added to an input signal to be amplified, for _cancellation_ of distortion _in_ such amplifier. (b) _Descripti... |
The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing.
Frequently it is desirable to accura... | the invention relates to a damper mechanism controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. frequently it is desirable to ... | The invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. Frequently it is desirable to accura... | invention relates to a damper for controlling the displacement of a movable and more specifically the relates to a surface effect that produces effect damping forces as the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. Frequently it is desirable to accurately control the relative motion betw... | tHE iNveNTIon reLaTes To A damPEr FoR cOntroLLing THe DISpLaCeMENt oF a movaBLE MEmber, and mOrE SPEcifICally thE InVentIoN ReLateS TO A suRFACe effECT damPEr THAt PRoDUCes SUrfACe effect dAMPinG forces as ThE dAMper rOD anD dAmPinG eLEMeNts are DIspLACEd tHROuGh THe damPER hOusinG.
FReQUENtly IT Is DeSiRable TO aCCUra... | The invention relates toadamper for controlling the displacement of a movable member, and more specifically the invention relates to a surface effect damper that produces surface effect dampingforcesas the damper rod and damping elements are displaced through the damper housing. Frequently it ... | The _invention_ relates to _a_ damper for _controlling_ the _displacement_ of a movable member, and more specifically _the_ _invention_ relates to a _surface_ effect damper that produces surface effect _damping_ forces as _the_ _damper_ _rod_ and damping elements are _displaced_ _through_ the damper _housing._ Frequent... |
The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them.
In the mammalian central nervous system (CNS), the transmission... | the present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. it also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. in the mammalian central nervous system ( cns ), the transmissi... | The present invention relates to the potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. In the mammalian central nervous s%shem (CNS ), the transmissio... | present invention relates to potentiation glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. In the mammalian central nervous system the transmission of nerve impulses... | ThE pRESeNt iNVentiON rELates TO The PoTeNtIaTiOn oF GLuTAMATE rEcepTOR FUNctiON USing CERtAin SulFoNAMIDE dErIVAtiVes. It aLso ReLaTES To nOveL SuLFONaMiDe DeRivaTiveS, to PROCeSSeS foR tHeIR PREparatIOn And TO PHArMACeuTicaL COMPositiONs CoNTaINinG TheM.
IN THE MaMMaliAn CenTRAl NeRVOUs SYSTeM (cNs), the tRaNSmISSIoN... | The present invention relates to thepotentiationof glutamatereceptorfunctionusing certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to novel sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositionscontaining them. In the mammalian central nervous system (CNS), thetra... | _The_ present invention relates to _the_ potentiation of glutamate receptor function using certain sulfonamide derivatives. It also relates to _novel_ sulfonamide derivatives, to processes for their preparation and to pharmaceutical compositions containing them. _In_ the _mammalian_ central _nervous_ system _(CNS),_ th... |
Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment.
In some ... | aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles ( uavs ) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian use. such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. in some instanc... | Aerial vehicles such as unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles may carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. In some ... | Aerial vehicles such as aerial vehicles (UAVs) can be used performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles carry a payload configured perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. In some instances, it may be... | AERIal VehIcLes sUcH as uNMANNED AEriAl vehICLEs (uavS) CaN bE uSed FOr PERFORMinG suRvEillaNCe, reCoNnAiSsance, AnD exPlORAtioN tASKs fOR mIliTaRy and CIVIliAN ApplIcaTiONs. suCh aERIAl VEHIcLes mAy CArRy a PAYloAd CoNFiguReD to perform A sPeCIfic fuNctiOn, sucH aS capTurInG iMageS of SuRrOuNding EnVIRONMEnT.
IN sOmE ... | Aerial vehicles such as unmannedaerial vehicles(UAVs) can be usedfor performing surveillance,reconnaissance, and exploration tasks for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehiclesmay carry a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of surrounding environment. In... | Aerial vehicles such as _unmanned_ aerial _vehicles_ (UAVs) can be used for performing surveillance, reconnaissance, and exploration _tasks_ for military and civilian applications. Such aerial vehicles _may_ _carry_ a payload configured to perform a specific function, such as capturing images of _surrounding_ environme... |
This invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to.
Typically the aforesaid primary... | this invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is another annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith below its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. typically the aforesaid... | TMLs invention relates to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip as it is commonly referred to. Typically the aforesaid primary... | This invention relates to oil seals, particularly seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer article which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, or seal lip is commonly referred to. the aforesaid primary sealing lip element is part ... | thiS inVeNTiOn reLaTes To oiL SEaLs, ParTiculaRLy SHaFt sEaLs WHErEiN tHE PRIMArY SEAlING LIP elemeNT iS An Annular waFeR shApeD articlE whICh COmpLetEly sUrrOunDS The shaft To BE SeaLEd And iS IN LiGht engAgEment tHERewiTH aT ItS iNNer anNuluS, oR seaL LiP aS it Is cOmMoNlY rEferrED TO.
TYpICalLy THE afORESAID pRiMaRy... | This inventionrelates to oil seals, particularly shaft sealswherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shapedarticle which completely surrounds the shaft to be sealed and is in light engagement therewith at its inner annulus, orseal lip as it is commonly referred to. Typically the aforesaid ... | This invention _relates_ to oil seals, particularly shaft seals wherein the primary sealing lip element is an annular wafer shaped article _which_ completely _surrounds_ the shaft _to_ be sealed and is _in_ light engagement therewith at its inner _annulus,_ or _seal_ lip as it is commonly referred _to._ Typically the a... |
Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces genus, ... | rebeccamycin ( fig. 1, a ) is a natural product of saccharothrix aerocolonigenes atcc39243, a gram - positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group ( bush et al. j. antibiot. 40 : 668 - 678, 1987 ). actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the streptomyce... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram - positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668 - 678, 1987 ). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyces ge... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. 1, A) is natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural soil inhabitants with great industrial biotechnological interest, especially Streptomyces genus, they are the s... | reBeCCAMYcin (fIG. 1, a) iS A natural PrODUCT of SAcChArothriX aerOcolONigEneS atcC39243, A Gram-posiTIVe BAcTErIum oF tHe aCtinomYCeTes gRoUP (BUsh ET al. j. AnTibiOt. 40: 668-678, 1987). AcTINOMYcEtes aRE NatURAL SoIL inHaBitaNTs wITH GrEAT INdustRIal AnD BIoteChnOLOgicAl INTEReSt, EsPEcIALLY THe sTrEPTomyces GENus, ... | Rebeccamycin(FIG. 1, A) is a natural product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a Gram-positive bacterium of the actinomycetesgroup(Bush et al. J. Antibiot.40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes arenaturalsoil inhabitantswith great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially the Streptomyce... | Rebeccamycin (FIG. _1,_ A) is a _natural_ product of Saccharothrix aerocolonigenes ATCC39243, a _Gram-positive_ _bacterium_ of the actinomycetes group (Bush et al. J. Antibiot. 40: 668-678, 1987). Actinomycetes are natural _soil_ inhabitants with great industrial and biotechnological interest, especially _the_ Streptom... |
This invention relates to a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler.
By carrying out color developing processing of a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent reacts with a dye fo... | this invention corresponds to a light - sensitive silver halide color photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. by carrying out color developing processing incorporating a light - sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agent r... | This invention relates to a light - sensitive silver halide Xolo% photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color deveKo)ing processing of a light - sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving #xposu$e thereto, an aromatic primary aJin@ developing agent reacts with a dy... | This invention relates to light-sensitive silver halide photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color developing processing of a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing reacts with a forming (hereinafter... | THiS iNveNtIoN RelAtEs to a lIgHt-sEnSiTIVE SiLVeR halIDE coloR PHoTOGRAPHIc mAteRiaL cONtaIniNG a NoVEL cYaN COuplEr.
BY CArrYING OUT ColoR DEveLOpINg pROCESsing oF A lIGht-SENSiTIvE sIlVEr halIDe cOLOr PHOtOgRAphIC matERiaL aFTER gIvinG EXposUre THEreto, an aRoMAtIC PRIMARY AmINE DeveLopIng agENt REActs WITh a dyE fO... | This invention relates to a light-sensitive silver halidecolor photographic material containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color developing processing of a light-sensitive silverhalide color photographic material after giving exposure thereto, an aromatic primary amine developing agentrea... | This invention relates _to_ a _light-sensitive_ silver halide _color_ _photographic_ _material_ containing a novel cyan coupler. By carrying out color _developing_ processing _of_ a light-sensitive silver halide color photographic _material_ after giving _exposure_ thereto, an aromatic _primary_ amine developing agent ... |
Data storage systems are used to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a storage server. Such storage servers receive requests to write information to one or more data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices.
Applications resident on... | data storage systems are used that store information provided by one or more host computer systems or a storage server. such transfer servers receive requests to write files to one or more data storage devices, and requests for retrieve information from those one or more data storage mechanisms. applications resident o... | Data storage systems are ^sDd to store information provided by one or more NosG computer systems to a storage Derve$. Such storage servers receive requests to write knformatioG to one or Hire data stoDag@ devices, and re1Hests to retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices. AppliDa4ions resident on... | Data storage systems are used to information provided by one or more host computer systems to a server. Such storage servers receive requests to write information to one data storage devices, and requests to retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices. Applications resident on or more of the host c... | dAta storage syStemS Are uSEd To sTore INforMatION pRoVIDed By oNE oR moRE HOST cOmpuTeR sysTeMs TO a stOrage servER. such STOrAGE SeRVERS reCEive rEqUesTS TO WrIte informAtIOn tO oNE OR MORe DaTa STorage DeViCes, AND ReQUEsts tO rETRieVe InFoRmaTIon fRoM tHosE ONE Or mOre daTA StOraGe DeVICES.
aPPLICatIOnS rEsIDEnt ON... | Data storage systemsareused to store information provided by one or more host computer systems to a storage server. Such storageservers receiverequests to write information toone or more datastorage devices, and requeststo retrieve information from those one or more data storage devices. Applicat... | Data storage systems are _used_ to store information provided by one or more _host_ computer systems _to_ a storage server. _Such_ storage servers receive _requests_ to write information to one or more data _storage_ devices, and requests _to_ retrieve information from those one or _more_ data storage _devices._ Applic... |
Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and/or ... | plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature and they can not move freely. among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. in order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and / or mo... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In order to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a physiologically and / o... | Plants must adapt themselves to various stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought to effect plant growth the most severely. In to survive in drought some plants have acquired physiologically and/or morphologically specific trait ... | PLANts MusT ADAPt tHeMselves to vArious streSSES, FOr exAmple, DRoUGhT, SalT in ThE sOIl, AND lOW tEmpeRAtURe becaUSE They cAn NOt MoVe FReeLY. aMOnG thEsE StRESseS, DrOughT IS thOUGHT tO efFecT pLAnT growTh THe mosT SEVErEly. IN OrDEr To sUrVive In DROUGht ConDiTION, SOmE PlaNtS haVe aCQUIrED a pHysiOloGicALlY And/OR ... | Plants must adapt themselves tovarious stresses, for example, drought, salt in the soil, and low temperature because they can not move freely. Among these stresses, drought is thought toeffect plant growth the most severely. Inorder to survive in drought condition, some plants have acquired a... | Plants must adapt themselves _to_ various stresses, for example, _drought,_ _salt_ in _the_ soil, _and_ _low_ temperature _because_ _they_ can _not_ move freely. Among _these_ stresses, drought is thought to _effect_ plant _growth_ _the_ most _severely._ _In_ order to survive _in_ _drought_ _condition,_ _some_ plants _... |
In my U.S. Pat. No. 4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fields of hor... | in my u. s. pat. no. 4, 479, 056 retrieved oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a german patent document - open application de - os no. 31 19 720, i have demonstrated a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fi... | In my U. S. Pat. No. 4, 479, 056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE - OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the viewing fields o... | In my U.S. No. 4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German document - open application No. 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space which a concave mirror forming an optical focusing infrared radiation from viewing fields of horizontal and vertical planes in the space under surveillance onto an i... | IN MY U.S. PaT. no. 4,479,056 IsSuEd Oct. 23, 1984 AND BaSEd uPOn a GermaN PAtent dOcument - OPen applicaTioN dE-oS No. 31 19 720, i HAVE DESCRIbED a MotiON DETeCtOr fOr SpaCE surveIlLaNce WHiCh CoMPrIses A coNCave miRror FoRmINg An oPTiCAL SysTeM fOR FOCuSINg inFRARed rADiation cOLleCtEd fROm ThE vieWiNg fIELdS of Hor... | In my U.S. Pat. No.4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon a German patent document - open application DE-OS No. 31 19 720, I have described a motion detector for space surveillance which comprises a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected... | In my U.S. _Pat._ No. 4,479,056 issued Oct. 23, 1984 and based upon _a_ German patent _document_ _-_ open application DE-OS No. _31_ 19 720, I have described a motion detector _for_ _space_ _surveillance_ which _comprises_ a concave mirror forming an optical system for focusing infrared radiation collected from the vie... |
In the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interla... | in the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate ( nyquist ) problems are presented in many different ways. one of the most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an inter... | In the process of video scan conversion, dafZ sampling rate (Nyquist) pr(b;ems are presented in many different ways. One of the most visually objectionable problems p%es#nted by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interla... | the process of video scan conversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different ways. One of most visually objectionable problems presented by the sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flicker occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted into an interlaced sca... | iN tHE pRocess Of VIDEO ScaN coNvErSiOn, DAtA sAmpLIng raTe (nyqUIsT) pRoBlEMS ArE prESenteD In manY DiFfeRENT WAYS. onE oF THE MOst viSUAlLY objectioNAblE PRoBlemS PReSentEd by thE SAmPlInG RAte is thAT OF FIElD FLicKEr. fiElD flICKEr OcCURs, for exAMPlE, when a pROGREssIvELY sCanNEd iMaGE iS cOnvERtED into aN inTerla... | In the process of videoscanconversion, data sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presentedin many different ways. One ofthe most visually objectionable problems presented bythe sampling rate is that of field flicker. Field flickeroccurs, for example, when a progressively scanned imageisconverted int... | In the process of video scan conversion, _data_ sampling rate (Nyquist) problems are presented in many different _ways._ _One_ of the most visually objectionable _problems_ presented _by_ the sampling rate is that _of_ field flicker. _Field_ _flicker_ occurs, for example, when a progressively scanned image is converted... |
Obtaining a correct bra size is often difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can be useful to overcome slight di... | maintaining a correct bra size is historically difficult for a majority of women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. this method can be useful to overcome ... | Obtaining a correct bra size is often EifficuIt for a majority of wokeg whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gap07ng. This method can be useful to overcome slight di... | Obtaining a correct bra size often difficult for a majority women whose breasts are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted to the larger breast and use padding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoid gapping. This method can useful to overcome slight differences... | OBTaiNiNG A cOrreCt brA size Is ofteN dIffIcULt FOr A MajOrITy Of WoMEn wHOsE BREasTs ArE AsYmmETRicAL To sOme DeGRee. gEnEraLlY, IT is recomMenDEd thAt woMEn ShOUld WeAr a bRa FitTED to THe largEr bREasT anD use PAdDiNG FoR The SmAller or SHOrten brEASt tO AVoId gAPpING. tHiS mEtHOD cAn bE UseFul To oveRcoME sliGHT Di... | Obtaining a correct bra sizeis oftendifficult for a majority of women whosebreastsare asymmetrical tosome degree.Generally, it is recommended that womenshould weara bra fitted to the largerbreast and usepadding for the smaller or shorten breast to avoidgapping.Thismethod can be useful to overcome s... | Obtaining a correct _bra_ size is often difficult _for_ _a_ _majority_ of women whose _breasts_ are asymmetrical to some degree. Generally, it is recommended that women should wear a bra fitted _to_ the larger breast and _use_ _padding_ _for_ _the_ smaller _or_ shorten breast to avoid gapping. _This_ method can be usef... |
Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration ... | outside government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. as such, a set of principles and procedures have been developed implementing such collabor... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain Xollaboratiob has always been difRixult to manage and implDmenR due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rupeD and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration ... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain been difficult to manage implement due to varying security clearances, desire to limit insider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing such collaboration through physical means. Cross... | WithIN gOVeRNmENT, inDUSTRy, anD tHe LikE, CROss DomAIN COlLaBORatIOn has ALWayS bEEN DIFfiCult To mANagE And IMpLEMEnT Due TO VARYINg SECURIty CLeaRAnCEs, desirE To limIt iNsIder KNOWlEDGE On A NeEd tO KNOW BaSiS, AND tHE lIKe. AS SucH, A sET of rulEs and prOCEdureS hAve bEen DevEloPeD IMpLEmentInG SucH COLlabOrAtioN ... | Within government,industry,and thelike, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult tomanage and implement dueto varying security clearances, desire to limitinsider knowledge on a need to know basis, and the like. As such, a set of rules and procedureshave been developed implementing such collabo... | Within government, industry, and the like, cross domain collaboration has always been difficult to manage and _implement_ due to varying _security_ clearances, _desire_ _to_ limit insider knowledge _on_ a need to know basis, and _the_ like. As _such,_ _a_ set of rules and procedures have been developed implementing suc... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked ... | 6. field of the invention this invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. more particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the groundwater ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked ... | Field of the Invention This invention relates to methods and compositions for subterranean formations. More particularly it relates to methods and compositions for treating a formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel and thereafter reducing the viscosity of the crosslinked the of phenolic resin-coa... | 1. FIELd of The INVeNtION
tHis inveNTion rELAtEs To METhOds AND COMpoSiTiONs For treatInG subTERrAnean fOrMaTiOns. morE ParTICULArly It RELates TO metHoDS AND cOMpOsItIoNS fOr trEaTiNG A SUbterraNeAN FORMATION PeNeTRatEd by A WelLBoRE uTiliZing A CrOSSLiNKEd GeL and tHeReAfTEr ReDUCINg ThE viscoSItY OF The crosSliNkeD ... | 1. Field of theInvention This invention relates to methods and compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularlyit relates to methods and compositions for treating a subterranean formation penetrated by awellbore utilizing a crosslinked geland thereafter reducing theviscosityof thecrosslin... | 1. _Field_ _of_ _the_ _Invention_ This invention relates to methods _and_ compositions for treating subterranean formations. More particularly it relates _to_ methods and compositions for treating _a_ subterranean formation penetrated by a wellbore utilizing a crosslinked gel _and_ thereafter _reducing_ the viscosity _... |
Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. however, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and r... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such as methane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas other petroleum However, typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditions of elevated pressure and reduced temperature cl... | carBoN diOxidE, hYDROgEN SULFIDe, and vaRIOUS HyDRocarBoNs, SUCh As METhaNE, eTHanE, PropAne, noRmal BUtaNe aNd ISoBUTANe, ArE preSenT in nATuRal GAS ANd oThER pEtRolEuM flUiDs. howEVER, Water is TypIcALlY FoUND MIxed IN VaryIng AMOunTS WITH such PEtroLeUm fLuid CONSTItUentS. undER coNditIons oF eleVATEd PrESsUrE aNd R... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogensulfide, and various hydrocarbons, such asmethane, ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, are present in natural gas and other petroleum fluids. However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under conditionsofelevated pr... | Carbon dioxide, hydrogen sulfide, and various hydrocarbons, _such_ as _methane,_ ethane, propane, normal butane and isobutane, _are_ present in natural gas _and_ other petroleum _fluids._ However, water is typically found mixed in varying amounts with such petroleum fluid constituents. Under _conditions_ of elevated pr... |
A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow path in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of ... | a widely used acoustic valve design for motor vehicle exhaust engine systems has a retroverted gas flow pattern in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of this muffler, ultimately reverses itself again to drain back to the downstream end and out of the muffler... | A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flow (xth in which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses itself again to flow bQDk to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of ... | A widely used muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted flow which gas flows to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, and reverses again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. In some of mufflers of this means are p... | a wiDELy USED ACOuStiC MUFfLeR dEsign FoR MOtor VEhIClE EXhauST Gas SYSTems HaS A reTROveRTEd GAS flOw PaTh IN WHich gas flOwS To the DowNSTREam enD of ThE mUFFLER, reVerseS itsElf To fLoW TO the UpsTeam ENd of the MuffLer, and REVeRseS iTsELF agAin To fLoW BAck To THE downsTrEaM EnD anD OUT OF THE muFflER. in SomE Of ... | A widely used acoustic muffler design for motor vehicle exhaust gas systems has a retroverted gas flowpath in which gas flowsto thedownstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteamendof themuffler, and reversesitself again to flow back to the downstream end and out of the muffler. I... | A widely used _acoustic_ muffler design for _motor_ _vehicle_ _exhaust_ gas systems has a _retroverted_ gas flow path in which gas _flows_ to the downstream end of the muffler, reverses itself to flow to the upsteam end of the muffler, _and_ reverses itself again to flow back to the _downstream_ _end_ and out of the mu... |
1. Field of the Invention
A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of a swimming pool.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming pool.... | 1. field of the field a vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning in bottom of a swimming pool. 2. description of the prior art typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. this has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming pool. effo... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the g0ttom of a swimming pool. 2. Description of the Prior Art rypicallh swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming pool.... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic pool sweep for the bottom of swimming pool. Description of the Prior Art Typically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a head supported on a pole extended into the swimming pool. Efforts have made to automate the ... | 1. fiELD oF tHe InvEntiOn
a vacUUm pOWEreD AUtoMATic SWiMmiNg PooL SwEeP foR CLeANINg The BoTTOm of A sWimMING PoOl.
2. deSCRIPTIoN oF The Prior Art
typicAlly SWIMming PoOl CLEanINg Has BEEn DoNe mAnuALLy. THis HaS BeEN ACCoMplisheD By MANiPULAting a vAcuUM heAd suppORTEd on A PolE eXtEndeD DOWN INtO The swiMmInG pOol.... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning thebottom of a swimming pool. 2.Description of the PriorArtTypically swimming pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulatinga vacuum head supported on apole extended down into the ... | 1. Field of the Invention A vacuum powered automatic swimming pool sweep for cleaning the bottom of _a_ swimming pool. 2. Description of the Prior Art Typically _swimming_ pool cleaning has been done manually. This has been accomplished by manipulating a vacuum head supported on a pole extended down into the swimming p... |
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