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A robot has been known in which a vertical operation mechanism and a horizontal mechanism are combined in order to move a work such as a large-sized liquid crystal substrate up-down or horizontally, and the vertical operation mechanism takes charge of the up-down operation and the horizontal operation mechanism takes c... | a robot has been known how that a vertical operation mechanism and a horizontal mechanism sit positioned in order to move a work such as a large - scale liquid crystal substrate up - down or horizontally, and the vertical operation mechanism takes advantage of the up - down operation and the horizontal operation mechan... | A $(bot has been known in which a vertical operation kecUanism and a horizontal mechanism are combined in order to move a work such as a large - sized liquid cEysHal sunstraye up - down or horizohtaily, and the vertical operation mechanism takwe charge of the up - rowg operation and the horizontal operation mechanism t... | A robot has been known in which a vertical operation mechanism and a mechanism are combined in order move a work as a large-sized liquid crystal substrate or horizontally, and vertical operation mechanism takes charge the up-down operation and the horizontal operation mechanism takes charge of the horizontal operation ... | a RoBoT HAs beeN KNOWn In whICH A vERtICAl OPeRATiON mEChanISM ANd a HorIzONTAL MECHAniSm aRe coMbinEd In ORdER tO Move a WORk sUch As A LaRge-SIzEd lIQuid crYStAl sUBSTRATe UP-DowN OR HoRiZonTaLLY, AnD the VErTIcAL oPERatIOn MechANisM TakES Charge of ThE UP-DOwN OperATiON aNd THe hoRIzoNTAl OpERatIon mechAnISm tAkes c... | A robot has been known in which avertical operation mechanism and a horizontal mechanism are combined in order to move a work suchas alarge-sized liquid crystalsubstrate up-down orhorizontally, and the vertical operation mechanism takes charge of the up-down operation and the horizontal opera... | A _robot_ has been known in which _a_ vertical operation mechanism _and_ _a_ horizontal mechanism are combined in order to move a _work_ such as a large-sized liquid crystal substrate up-down or _horizontally,_ _and_ the vertical operation mechanism takes charge of the up-down operation _and_ the _horizontal_ operation... |
The present invention relates to an aqueous primer or coating, particularly a primer for use in polymeric material-to-metal adhesive bonding and a coating for protecting metallic surfaces.
Primers are often used as an undercoat in combination with a covercoat adhesive in order to achieve superior bonding between two su... | the present context relates to an aqueous primer or coating, particularly a primer for use in polymeric material - or - metal chemical bonding and a coating for protecting metallic surfaces. primers are often used as an undercoat in combination with a covercoat adhesive in order to achieve superior bonding between two ... | The present invention relates to an aqueous primer or coating, particularly a primer for use in polymeric material - to - metal adhesive bonding and a coating for protecting metallic surfaces. Primers are 9f6en used as an undercoat in combination with a covercoat adhesive in order to achieve superior bonding between tw... | The present invention relates to aqueous primer or coating, particularly a for use in polymeric material-to-metal adhesive bonding and a coating for protecting metallic surfaces. Primers often used as an undercoat in combination a covercoat adhesive in order to achieve superior bonding between two substrates made from ... | the PREsENt iNvENTION RelateS TO aN aQuEOUs PRimeR Or cOaTiNG, pArTIcUlaRLy A prImER FOr uSe In pOLymeRic maTErIAL-To-MeTAl adheSIVe bondINg aNd A COAtIng FOr PROTEctiNG meTALlic surFaCes.
PrImeRS aRe OFten usEd aS aN UNdErCoAt IN COmbInAtIon with A COVeRcOAt aDHEsIve In ordEr tO AcHieVe SuperiOr BoNdINg BetwEeN tWo Su... | The present invention relates to an aqueous primer or coating, particularlya primer for usein polymeric material-to-metal adhesive bonding and a coating for protecting metallic surfaces. Primers are often used as anundercoat in combination with a covercoat adhesive in orderto achieve superior bon... | _The_ present _invention_ relates to an aqueous primer or _coating,_ _particularly_ a primer for use _in_ polymeric material-to-metal _adhesive_ bonding and a coating for protecting metallic surfaces. _Primers_ are often used as an undercoat in _combination_ _with_ a covercoat _adhesive_ in order to achieve superior bo... |
This invention relates to a non-volatile semiconductor memory device.
A ROM capable of electrically erasing the stored contents and rewriting them is known as an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM). Unlike EPROMs of the ultraviolet light erasable type, such EEPROMs mounted on a board can erase data by an el... | this invention relates to a non - volatile semiconductor memory device. a rom capable of alternately erasing the stored contents and rewriting them is known as an eeprom ( electrically erasable programmable rom ). unlike eproms of the ultraviolet light erasable type, such eeproms mounted on a board can erase data by an... | This invention relates to a non - volatile semiconductor memory device. A ROM capable of electrically erasing the stored contents and rewriting them is known as an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM ). Unlike EPROMs of the ultraviolet light erasable type, such EEPROMs mounted on a board can erase data by an... | This invention to a non-volatile semiconductor memory device. A capable of electrically erasing stored contents and rewriting them is known as EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM). Unlike EPROMs of the ultraviolet light erasable type, such EEPROMs mounted on a board erase data an electric signal alone. For t... | thIS INvenTioN ReLATEs TO a nOn-VOlatILE sEmIcondUCtOr mEMoRY DEviCE.
a ROm cAPaBlE Of ElEcTricalLy eRAsinG tHE sTorED CONTents anD rewRiTINg THEM is knowN AS An EePrOm (ElecTRICAlLY erasABlE PRoGraMMaBle rOm). UNliKE ePRoMs oF THe uLtrAvIoLEt LIGht eRaSaBLe TyPe, sUCH EEpROMS MouNTED on A boaRD CAN eraSE DATa By aN El... | This invention relates to a non-volatile semiconductor memory device. A ROM capable of electrically erasing the stored contents and rewriting them is known as an EEPROM (Electrically Erasable Programmable ROM). Unlike EPROMsofthe ultraviolet light erasable type, such EEPROMs mounted on a board ca... | This _invention_ relates to a non-volatile semiconductor memory _device._ A ROM _capable_ of electrically erasing the stored _contents_ and rewriting them _is_ known as an EEPROM (Electrically _Erasable_ Programmable ROM). Unlike EPROMs of _the_ ultraviolet light erasable type, _such_ EEPROMs mounted on a _board_ _can_... |
Fuel reformers reform hydrocarbon fuel into a reformate gas such as hydrogen-rich gas. In the case of an onboard fuel reformer or a fuel reformer associated with a stationary power generator, the reformate gas produced by the fuel reformer may be utilized as fuel or fuel additive in the operation of an internal combust... | fuel reformers reform hydrocarbon fuel into a reformate gas such as hydrogen - fuel gas. in the case of gasoline onboard fuel reformer or diesel fueled reformer associated with a stationary power generator, the reformate gas produced under the fuel reformer may be substituted as fuel or fuel additive in the operation o... | Fh2l reformers reform hyFrocarhon fuel into a reformate gas such as NydrogeH - rich gas. In the case of an onboard fu@i reformer or a fuel reRo$mer ass)ciat$d with a stationary piwDr generator, the reformate gas produced by the fuel reformer may be utilized as fuel or fuel additive in the operation of an internal combu... | Fuel reformers reform hydrocarbon fuel into a reformate gas such as hydrogen-rich gas. In the case of an onboard fuel reformer or fuel reformer associated with a the reformate gas produced by the fuel reformer may be as fuel fuel additive in the operation of an internal combustion engine. The reformate gas may be utili... | fuEL reFoRMeRS rEForm hydROCarbOn FuEL inTO A ReFORMAte GaS sUcH aS HydROGen-RIcH GaS. in The CAsE oF An onboARD fuel REfORmer OR a FUEL REfOrmER aSSOCiAteD With A STatiOnaRy powEr genERaToR, ThE reFormatE gAS pRODUCeD bY THe FuEl REfOrMER maY BE UTIlized AS fUEl or FueL aDDiTIVe in the opErAtIon Of An INternal ComBust... | Fuel reformers reform hydrocarbon fuel into a reformategas such as hydrogen-rich gas. In thecase of an onboard fuel reformeror a fuel reformer associated witha stationary power generator, thereformate gas produced by the fuel reformer may beutilizedas fuel or fuel additivein the operation ofan ... | Fuel reformers reform hydrocarbon fuel into a _reformate_ gas such as _hydrogen-rich_ _gas._ In _the_ case of an onboard fuel reformer or a fuel reformer associated with a stationary power generator, _the_ _reformate_ gas produced by the fuel reformer _may_ be utilized _as_ _fuel_ or fuel additive in the _operation_ of... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a process of producing palladium-alkali or palladium/promoter metal/alkali metal catalysts useful in the oxacylation of olefins or diolefins. In particular, effecting the production of vinyl acetate from ethylene, acetic acid and an oxygen containing gas. More ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a substrate specifically producing palladium - alkali or palladium / promoter metal / alkali metal catalysts useful in the synthesis of olefins or diolefins. in chemistry, effecting the production of vinyl acetate from ethylene, acetic acid via an oxygen contai... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a process of producing palladium - alkali or palladium / promoter metal / alkali metal catalysts us@fKl in the oxacylation of olefins or diolefins. In particular, effecting the production of vinyl acetate from ethylene, acetic acid and an oxygen containing gas.... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a process of producing palladium-alkali or palladium/promoter metal catalysts useful in the oxacylation of olefins or diolefins. In effecting the production of vinyl acetate from ethylene, acid and an oxygen containing gas. More the present invention relates th... | 1. fIeLD oF THe INventIOn
the PrESENT invenTIon RelaTes TO A prOCEsS of PRoDucInG PALlaDiUM-AlkAli or PaLLadiUm/proMoteR MetAl/ALkAlI METal CAtAlystS uSefUL iN The OxAcyLatION oF OLeFins oR dioLEfIns. In PaRTICULAR, efFeCTinG tHe prOdUCtIon Of VINyl AcETaTe fROM etHYLEne, ACetIC AcID aNd AN OxYGen cONTaInINg gAs. mORE ... | 1. Field of theInvention The presentinventionrelates to a process of producingpalladium-alkali or palladium/promoter metal/alkali metal catalystsuseful in the oxacylation of olefinsor diolefins. In particular, effecting the production of vinyl acetate from ethylene, acetic acid and an oxygen ... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a process of _producing_ palladium-alkali or _palladium/promoter_ _metal/alkali_ _metal_ catalysts useful in the oxacylation of olefins or diolefins. _In_ particular, effecting the _production_ of _vinyl_ acetate from ethylene, acetic _acid_ and an oxygen con... |
1. Field
Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a memory system, and more particularly to a memory system having a media quality aware Error-Correcting Code (ECC) decoding selection and operating method thereof.
2. Description of the Related Art
The use of computer systems has been rapidly increased ... | 1. field exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a memory system, and more particularly to a memory system having a purely globally aware error - correcting code ( ecc ) decoding selection and operating method thereof. 2. description of the related art the use of such systems has been rapidly increase... | 1. Field Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relate to a memory system, and more particularly to a memory s7qtem having a media quality aware Error - Correcting Code (ECC) decoding selRftion and operating method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art The use of computer systems has been rapidly increase... | 1. Field Exemplary of the present disclosure to a memory system, and more particularly a system having a media quality Error-Correcting Code (ECC) decoding selection and method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art use of computer systems has been rapidly increased the digital era. Due to this fact, the digital da... | 1. FieLd
exemPlARy EMBODIMEnTs Of thE preSeNt DISCLosUre RELate TO A memory sYSTem, AnD MOrE parTIculaRly To A mEmorY sYSteM Having a meDIa QUALitY awarE ERROr-coRRecTInG cODe (EcC) decodINg SELEctiOn AnD oPeratING MEtHoD tHereOf.
2. desCRiPTiOn of the RelaTEd aRT
THe UsE OF ComPUTEr sySTeMS HAs bEEn RaPiDLy iNcREaSed ... | 1. Field Exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure relateto a memory system, and more particularly toamemory systemhaving a media quality aware Error-Correcting Code (ECC)decoding selection andoperating method thereof. 2. Descriptionofthe RelatedArt Theuse ofcomputer systems has beenrapidly ... | 1. Field Exemplary embodiments of the _present_ disclosure _relate_ to a memory system, and more particularly to a memory system having a _media_ quality _aware_ Error-Correcting _Code_ (ECC) decoding selection and operating method thereof. 2. Description of the Related Art The use of computer _systems_ has _been_ rapi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of graphics processing and more specifically to a system and method for switching between graphical processing units.
2. Description of the Related Art
A typical computing system includes a central processing unit (CPU), a graphics processin... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to the field of graphics processing and more specifically to a system and method for switching specific graphical processing units. 2. description of the related art a computer computing system includes a central processing unit ( cpu ), a graphics proce... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of graphics processing and more specifically to a system and method for switching between graphical processing units. 2. Description of the Related Art A typical cojpHting system includes a central processing un(6 (CPU ), a graphics processi... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of graphics and more specifically to a system and method for switching between graphical units. 2. Description of the Related Art A typical computing system includes a central processing unit a graphics processing (GPU), a system memory, a display... | 1. fIELD oF thE INVenTiOn
THE prEsent iNvEntION rElaTes GenEraLly tO The FIEld oF GRAPhicS PRocessInG and MOre specifIcaLLy TO a syStem aND meThoD fOr SWiTcHInG betWEen GRApHicAl PROCEsSing UniTS.
2. dESCrIPTIoN of THE RelatEd aRT
A tYpicAl cOMPUTiNg sySTEM inClUdeS a cEnTRal ProCeSSIng UNit (CpU), A GrAPHiCS pRoCESSiN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of graphics processing and more specifically to a system andmethod for switching between graphical processingunits. 2. Description of the RelatedArt A typical computing system includes a central processing unit (CPU)... | _1._ _Field_ of the Invention The present _invention_ relates generally to the field of graphics _processing_ and _more_ specifically to a _system_ and _method_ _for_ switching between graphical processing units. 2. Description of the Related Art _A_ typical computing system _includes_ a central processing unit (CPU), ... |
Rotary wing aircraft can be either powered or unpowered. The unpowered version saw substantial development first. Its practical development came at the hands of Juan de la Cierva working in France shortly after the Wright Brothers. Mr. Pitcaren, an American, purchased a French gyroplane and continued to advance the sta... | rotary wing aircraft can be either powered or unpowered. the unpowered version saw substantial development first. its practical development came at the hands of juan de la cierva working in france shortly after the wright brothers. mr. pitcaren, an american, purchased a french gyroplane and continued to advance the sta... | Rotary wing aircraft can be either powered or unpowered. The unpowered version saw substantial development first. Its practical development came at the hands of Juan de la Cierva working in France shortly after the Wright Brothers. Mr. Pitcaren, an American, purchased a French gyroplane and continued to advance the sta... | Rotary aircraft be either or unpowered. The version saw substantial development first. Its practical development came at the hands of Juan la Cierva working in France shortly after the Wright Brothers. Mr. Pitcaren, an American, purchased a French gyroplane and continued to advance the state of the art. The first produ... | ROTary WInG aIRcRAFt Can bE EitHer PoWEReD oR unPOweRED. The unPoWereD verSioN sAw SUbsTAnTiaL DEVelopmEnT fIRst. ITS PracTicaL DEVElopMENT Came aT the hanDS OF JUaN dE la cIERVa wORKiNG In FRAncE sHOrTly afteR the wRIGHt BROtHERS. mR. PiTCAreN, aN ameriCAN, PurcHASed a FREnCh GyrOplANe ANd COntiNued TO aDVanCe the Sta... | Rotarywing aircraft can beeither powered orunpowered. The unpoweredversion saw substantial development first. Its practicaldevelopment came at the hands of Juan de la Cierva working in Franceshortly after the Wright Brothers. Mr. Pitcaren, an American, purchased a Frenchgyroplane and continued t... | Rotary wing aircraft can be either powered or unpowered. The _unpowered_ _version_ saw substantial development first. Its practical development _came_ at _the_ hands _of_ Juan de la Cierva working in France shortly after the Wright Brothers. Mr. Pitcaren, an American, purchased _a_ French gyroplane and continued to adv... |
A network packet carries data via protocols that the Internet uses, such as Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol/Ethernet Protocol (TCP/IP/Ethernet). A typical switch is able to modify various fields of incoming packets prior to sending the packets out to a destination or to another switch. Incoming packets ... | a network packet carries data via protocols that the internet uses, such the transmission control switching / internet protocol / ethernet protocol ( tcp / ip / ethernet ). a connection packet is able to modify various fields of ip packets prior to pulling the packets out to its destination or to another switch. incomi... | A network packet carries data via proFoXols tBst the Internet uses, such as Transmission Control ProGosol / Internet Protocol / Ethernet Protocol (TCP / IP / Ethernet ). A typical switch is aNKe to modify various fields of incoming packets prior to sending the packets out to a destination or to another switch. Incoming... | A packet carries via that the Internet uses, such as Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol/Ethernet Protocol (TCP/IP/Ethernet). A typical switch is able to modify various fields of incoming packets to sending the packets to a destination or another Incoming packets are modified for various reasons, as where p... | A NetWORK paCkEt carrIES DaTA viA pRoTOcoLS THAt tHe InTeRnEt uSes, such AS TRaNsMIssIOn ContROL pROtoCOL/inTERnEt PRoTOCOL/EThERnet prOtoCol (TCp/IP/eTheRNeT). A tyPiCAl SwITCh IS ABLE tO moDIFY variouS FiElDS oF InCominG PAckeTs PrIor tO SeNdING ThE PACKEtS OuT To a dESTinaTiON OR tO ANOtHeR sWItCh. INCOMInG paCKeTS ... | A network packet carries data via protocols that the Internetuses, such as Transmission ControlProtocol/Internet Protocol/Ethernet Protocol (TCP/IP/Ethernet). A typical switch is able tomodify various fields of incoming packets prior to sending the packetsoutto a destination or to anotherswitch. Incom... | A network packet carries _data_ via protocols that the Internet _uses,_ _such_ as Transmission Control Protocol/Internet _Protocol/Ethernet_ Protocol (TCP/IP/Ethernet). A typical _switch_ is able to _modify_ various fields _of_ incoming _packets_ prior _to_ sending the _packets_ _out_ _to_ _a_ destination or to another... |
The present invention relates to an improvement of the method of analysis by on-line gas phase chromatography of a substantially gaseous phase produced by an industrial olefin polymerisation plant.
The literature describes methods of analysis by chromatography. There will be cited, as an example, BOMBAUGH Karl, J. Chro... | the present invention relates to an implementation of the method of purification by on - line gas phase chromatography utilizing a substantially gaseous phase produced by an atmospheric olefin polymerisation plant. the literature describes methods of analysis by chromatography. there will be cited, as an example, bomba... | The )reCent invention relates to an i<provrment of the method of analysis by on - line gas phase chromatography of a substantially gaseous phase produced by an industrial olefin polymerisation plant. The literature describes methods of analysis by chromatography. There will be cited, as an example, BOMBAUGH Karl, J. Ch... | The present invention relates to an the method of analysis by on-line gas phase chromatography of a substantially gaseous phase produced by an industrial olefin polymerisation plant. The literature describes methods analysis by chromatography. There will be cited, as an BOMBAUGH Karl, J. Chromatography, Gas and Liquid.... | THe pResenT INVenTiON rElAteS to aN iMPROVEmENt of THe METhOD OF anaLYsIS bY oN-lINE Gas phASE ChrOMATOgraPhY of a sUbstAnTIaLLy GAseous pHaSe PRoDuced bY an INdustrial olEFin polymERIsatIoN PLANt.
tHE liTErATUre DeSCrIbES MethodS OF ANAlySis By ChroMaTOGrapHY. THere WiLl be cIteD, As An ExamPLE, BomBAugH kARL, J. cHro... | Thepresent invention relates to an improvement of the method ofanalysis by on-linegasphase chromatography ofa substantially gaseousphase produced by an industrialolefin polymerisation plant. Theliterature describes methodsof analysis by chromatography. There will be cited,as an example, BOMBAUGH Karl, J.C... | The _present_ _invention_ relates to _an_ improvement of _the_ method of analysis by on-line gas phase chromatography of a substantially gaseous phase produced _by_ an industrial olefin polymerisation _plant._ The _literature_ describes methods of analysis by chromatography. There will be cited, as an example, BOMBAUGH... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains in general to a system and method for processing residual gas and, more particularly, to a system and method for processing and disposing of residual toxic gas in a semiconductor manufacturing process.
2. Description of the Related Art
A variety of process gases are use... | 1. field of the invention this invention pertains in general to a system and method for processing residual gas and, more particularly, to a system and method for processing and disposing of residual toxic gas in a semiconductor manufacturing process. 2. description of the related art a variety of process fluids are us... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains in general to a system and method for processing residual gas and, more particularly, to a system and method for processing and disposing of residual toxic gas in a semiconductor manufacturing process. 2. Description of the Related Art A variety of process gases are use... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains in to a system and method processing residual gas and, more particularly, to a system method for processing and disposing of residual toxic gas in a semiconductor manufacturing 2. Description the Related Art A of process gases are used in various equipment in a semicond... | 1. fieLD Of THe iNVeNtioN
THIs InVentiOn PERtaInS iN geNEraL to a SYsTEM and METHOD FOr pRoCESsIng rEsIDuaL GAs aND, MOrE paRTiCulArlY, To A sYSTEM AnD MethOD FOR ProCeSSINg And DisPOsing of rESiDUal toxIC gAs in A sEMIconDUcTor maNuFActUrIng PROCess.
2. descripTIoN Of the RElatEd ArT
A vArIetY OF PROcesS GASes aRe Use... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinventionpertains in general to a system andmethod forprocessingresidual gas and, more particularly, to a system and method for processing and disposing of residual toxic gas in a semiconductor manufacturing process. 2. Description of the Related Art A variety ... | 1. _Field_ _of_ the Invention This _invention_ pertains _in_ general to a system and method for processing _residual_ gas and, more particularly, to a system and method for processing and disposing of _residual_ toxic gas in a semiconductor manufacturing process. 2. _Description_ of the Related Art A variety of _proces... |
The invention resides in the field of continuous production of liquid food products from a variety of solid foods such as plant seeds, legumes, etc., which liquid food products contain no substantial objectionable off-flavor volatiles.
To be generally acceptable, the foods need not only be nutritious, functional and ec... | the invention resides in the field of continuous production of liquid food products from a variety of solid foods such as plant seeds, legumes, etc., which liquid food products contain no substantial objectionable off - flavor volatiles. to be generally acceptable, the foods need not only be nutritious, desirable and e... | The invention resides in the field of continuous production of liquid food products from a variety of solid foods such as plant seeds, legumes, etc. , which liquid food products contain no substantial objectionable off - flavor volatiles. To be generally acceptable, the foods need not only be nutritious, functional and... | The invention resides in the field of continuous production of liquid food products from a variety solid foods such as seeds, legumes, etc., which liquid food products no objectionable off-flavor volatiles. To be generally acceptable, the foods need not only be nutritious, functional and economical but also be attracti... | THe inVEntiON reSidES in the fiEld OF coNTInUOus PRODuCTiOn of LiquiD FoOd PrOdUCTs FRoM a VarieTY Of SOliD foODS Such As PLAnT SeEDs, LEGUmES, ETC., WhicH LIquID fOoD PROducTs contAin nO substaNTiAL oBjECtIOnaBLE OfF-FLAvOR volATiLes.
TO Be generALlY AcCEPTAble, tHE Foods NEed noT onLy BE NUtRITiOus, fUncTIOnAl aND EC... | Theinvention resides in the field of continuous production ofliquid food products from a variety of solid foods such as plant seeds, legumes, etc., whichliquid food products contain no substantial objectionableoff-flavor volatiles. To be generally acceptable, the foods need not only be nutritious, func... | The _invention_ resides in the field of continuous production of liquid food products from a variety of solid foods such as plant seeds, legumes, etc., which liquid _food_ _products_ contain no substantial objectionable off-flavor _volatiles._ To be generally acceptable, the foods _need_ not only _be_ nutritious, funct... |
The subject matter discussed in the background section should not be assumed to be prior art merely as a result of its mention in the background section. Similarly, a problem mentioned in the background section or associated with the subject matter of the background section should not be assumed to have been previously... | the source matter discussed under the background section should not be assumed to be prior art merely as a result of its mention in the background section. similarly, whatever problem mentioned in the background section or associated with the subject matter of the background section would not be assumed to have been pr... | The suf,ect matter discussed in the background section should not be assumed to be prior art merely as a result of its mention in the background section. Similarly, a problem mentioned in the background section or associated wi4b the subject matter of the background Qectiob should not be assumed to have been previously... | The matter discussed in the background section should not be assumed to be prior art merely as a result of mention in the section. Similarly, a problem mentioned in background section or associated with the subject matter of the background section should not be assumed to have been previously in the prior art. The subj... | thE sUbJEct mATTer DISCUSSed In tHE backGroUND sECtIOn ShOULd nOT bE assumed To bE PrioR aRt mErELy AS a ResULT of Its meNTioN iN ThE bACKGRound seCtION. siMilArLY, a PrObLEM mentIoNED In thE BaCkgroUnd sEcTion or ASSOcIAteD WItH thE SubjECT maTTer oF THe bAckgroUnD sECTioN sHOUlD NOT be AsSumed to Have beEN pREvIoUsLy... | Thesubject matter discussedin the background section should not be assumed to be prior art merely as a result of its mention in the background section. Similarly, a problem mentionedin the background section or associated with thesubject matter of the background section shouldnot be assumedto have been... | The _subject_ _matter_ _discussed_ in _the_ background section _should_ not _be_ assumed _to_ be prior art merely as a result of _its_ mention in the background section. Similarly, a problem mentioned in the background section or _associated_ with the subject matter of the background section should not be assumed to ha... |
1. Field of the Invention
Present invention consists of a method and system for providing assistance to a distressed vehicle, preferably a truck, having a damaged wheel component during a travel condition. In particular, the present invention regards a cheaper and faster method to substitute a damaged wheel component, ... | 1. field of the invention present invention consists of a method and system for providing assistance to a distressed vehicle, preferably a truck, having a damaged wheel component during a travel condition. in particular, the present invention defines a cheaper and faster method to substitute a damaged wheel component, ... | 1. Field of the Invention Present invention consists of a method and system for providing assistance to a distrrsWed GeNicle, preferably a truck, having a damaged wheel component during a travel condition. In particular, the present invention regards a cheaper and faster method to substitute a damaged wheel component, ... | 1. Field of the Invention Present invention consists of a method and system for providing assistance to distressed vehicle, preferably a truck, a damaged wheel during travel In particular, the present invention regards a cheaper and faster method to substitute a damaged wheel component, for example a damaged wheel with... | 1. FIelD oF tHE invENtION
preSeNt INVentiOn COnsISTs OF a meTHOD AnD sYStEm For providING AssIsTANcE to a dIstrESSed vehiclE, prEfeRabLy a truCK, HAving a daMAgeD whEeL cOmpOnEnt dURinG A tRaVel cOnDItiON. In parTIculAR, The prEsENt INVenTion rEGARdS A CheaPeR AnD faStER mEtHoD to subsTITUtE A damaGED Wheel compOnenT, ... | 1. Field of the Invention Present invention consists of a method and system for providing assistance to a distressed vehicle, preferably a truck, having adamaged wheelcomponentduringa travel condition. In particular, thepresent invention regards acheaper and faster method to substitute a damaged whee... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _Present_ invention consists of a method _and_ _system_ for providing assistance to a distressed vehicle, _preferably_ a _truck,_ having a damaged wheel component during a travel condition. In particular, the present invention regards a cheaper _and_ faster method to substitute a damaged whe... |
1. Technical Field
This invention is directed to telephone terminals and, more particularly, a telephone terminal configurable for accessing features available on the terminal through an interactive display arrangement.
2. Description of the Prior Art
With the advent of numerous features now available at many telephone... | 1. technical field this invention is directed to telephone terminals and, more particularly, a telephone terminal configurable for accessing features available on the terminal through an interactive display arrangement. 2. description of interactive prior art with the advent of numerous features now available at many t... | 1. Technical Field This invention is directed to telephone terminals and, more particularly, a telephone terminal configurable for accessing features available on the terminal through an interactive display arrangement. 2. Description of the Prior Art With the advent of numerous features now available at many telephone... | 1. Technical Field This invention is directed to telephone and, more particularly, telephone terminal configurable accessing features available on the terminal through an interactive display arrangement. 2. Description of the Prior Art With the advent of numerous features now available at many telephone terminals, disp... | 1. TEchnICal fIeLd
tHIs InVENTion Is dIReCted To tELephonE tERmINaLS aND, mORe PARTIcUlarlY, a TeLePhONE TERMINaL confIgURaBLE FOr acCeSsInG FeATUReS AVaILAbLe on The TERmiNal throUGH an IntERactIVE DiSpLAy ArRangemenT.
2. DESCrIptIon Of ThE PRIOR aRt
WITh ThE advENt oF NuMErOUS FEAtuRes now aVaIlAble AT MaNY TelePHone... | 1.TechnicalFieldThis invention is directed to telephone terminals and, more particularly, atelephone terminal configurable for accessing features available onthe terminal through aninteractive display arrangement. 2. Description of the Prior Art With the advent of numerousfeatures now available at many tel... | _1._ Technical Field This invention is directed to _telephone_ terminals _and,_ _more_ particularly, a telephone terminal configurable _for_ accessing features available on _the_ terminal through an interactive display arrangement. 2. Description of _the_ Prior Art With the advent of numerous features now available _at... |
The Internet is a well-known, global network of cooperatively interconnected computer networks. The World Wide Web portion of the Internet is a collection of server computers (referred to as “web sites”) on the Internet, which store hyper text transfer language “HTML” documents that can be publicly accessed by computer... | the internet is a well - known, global network of cooperatively interconnected computer networks. the world wide web portion of the internet is a collection of server computers ( referred to as “ browser sites ” ) on the internet, which store hyper text transfer language “ html ” documents that can be publicly accessed... | The Internet is a well - known, global network of cooperatively interconnected computer networks. The World Wide Web portion of the Internet is a collection of server computers (referred to as “ web sites ”) on the Internet, which store hyper text transfer language “ HTML ” documents that can be publicly accessed by co... | Internet is a well-known, global network cooperatively interconnected computer networks. The World Wide portion of the is a collection of server computers (referred to as “web sites”) on the Internet, which store text transfer “HTML” documents that can be publicly accessed by computer having a connection to the Most ba... | THE INTeRNeT Is A weLL-kNown, gLoBaL NETWORK oF cOOPeraTIVEly iNterCONNEcTED COMpuTer NetwoRKs. ThE WorlD wIdE WeB PoRtION Of tHe INteRNEt iS a ColLection Of server cOmPUTErS (REfeRREd to As “weB sitEs”) ON The inteRNEt, WHiCh STorE hypEr teXT TrAnSfEr LAnguage “htmL” DoCUmeNts thAt cAN be pUBliClY ACCesSEd bY COMpuTEr... | The Internet is a well-known, global network ofcooperativelyinterconnected computernetworks. TheWorld Wide Web portion ofthe Internet is acollection of server computers (referredto as “web sites”) on the Internet, whichstore hyper text transfer language“HTML” documents that can be publicly accessed... | The Internet _is_ a well-known, _global_ network of cooperatively interconnected computer _networks._ The _World_ Wide Web portion of _the_ Internet is a collection of server computers (referred to as “web sites”) on the Internet, which store _hyper_ text transfer language “HTML” _documents_ that can _be_ publicly acce... |
Method and device for the homogeneous heating of glass and/or glass-ceramic articles using infrared radiation.
The invention relates to a process for the homogeneous heating of semi-transparent and/or transparent glass articles and/or of glass-ceramic articles with the aid of infrared radiation, whereby the glass artic... | method and device for the homogeneous heating of glass and / or glass - ceramic articles using infrared radiation. the invention relates to a process for the homogeneous heating of semi - transparent and / or transparent glass articles and / or of glass - ceramic articles with the aid of infrared radiation, whereby tra... | Method and device for the homogeneous heating of glass and / or glass - ceramic articles using infrared radiation. The invention relates to a process for the homogeneous heating of semi - transparent and / or transparent glass articles and / or of glass - ceramic articles with the aid of infrared radiation, whereby the... | device for the homogeneous heating of glass and/or glass-ceramic using infrared radiation. The invention relates process for the homogeneous heating of semi-transparent transparent glass articles and/or of glass-ceramic articles with aid of infrared radiation, whereby the glass articles and/or the glass-ceramic article... | mEtHod anD DEvice for The hOMoGENeOus HeaTiNg OF GLass aND/oR Glass-cERAmIC arTiclEs UsiNg iNfraReD RadIatIOn.
ThE INvENtion RElATeS TO A PROCESs FOR The HomOgEnEoUs heAting of SemI-TRANsPARENT aNd/OR traNSpAReNT GLaSs ArTiclES aND/Or of GlaSS-ceRamic aRtIclEs wIth ThE AiD Of infraRed RadiAtIoN, wHEReBy ThE GLASS ARTIc... | Method and device for the homogeneous heating of glass and/or glass-ceramic articles usinginfrared radiation. The invention relates toa process for the homogeneous heating of semi-transparentand/ortransparent glass articles and/or of glass-ceramic articles with the aidof infrared radiation,where... | Method _and_ device for _the_ homogeneous heating of glass _and/or_ glass-ceramic articles using infrared _radiation._ The invention relates to a process for _the_ homogeneous heating _of_ _semi-transparent_ _and/or_ transparent glass articles and/or of glass-ceramic articles with the aid _of_ _infrared_ radiation, whe... |
In chemical process operations, there are various instances in which it is desired to mix fluids at different temperatures, typically a vapor at the higher temperature with a liquid at the lower temperature, whereby the liquid is vaporized by contact with the hot vapor. Particularly where the liquid, when in liquid for... | in chemical process operations, there are various instances in which it is desired to mix fluids at different temperatures, typically a vapor at the higher temperature with a liquid at the lower temperature, whereby the fluid is vaporized by contact with the hot vapor. particularly where the liquid, when in liquid form... | In chemical process operations, there are various instances in which it is desired to mix fluids at different temperatures, typically a vapor at the higher temperature with a liquid at the lower temperature, whereby the liquid is vaporized by contact with the hot vapor. Particularly where the liquid, when in liquid for... | In chemical process there are various instances in which it is desired to mix fluids at different temperatures, typically a vapor at the higher with liquid at the temperature, whereby the liquid is vaporized by contact with the hot vapor. Particularly where the liquid, when in liquid form, is corrosive to the surroundi... | iN CHEMicAL PrOcEss operatIoNS, THeRe aRE varIouS iNsTaNcEs In wHIcH it is DesIRED tO mix fLUIdS at DIFferENT teMPErAturES, tYpIcaLLY a VaPor at tHE hIgHEr teMpeRAture wiTh a liqUId at the LoweR TempeRAturE, wherEbY ThE liqUid iS VApOrIZed By coNtAct WiTh tHe hoT Vapor. parTicULARly WHErE The LIQuID, When IN lIqUId for... | In chemical process operations,there are various instances in which itis desired to mix fluids atdifferent temperatures, typicallya vapor at the higher temperature with a liquid at the lower temperature,whereby the liquid is vaporized by contact withthe hot vapor. Particularly where the liquid,wh... | In chemical process operations, there are _various_ instances in which it _is_ desired to mix fluids at different _temperatures,_ typically a vapor at the higher temperature with _a_ liquid at the lower temperature, whereby the liquid is vaporized by contact with the hot vapor. Particularly where the liquid, _when_ in ... |
The maximum cost benefit factor that can be derived from an automatic toll paying system is achieved when the system is universally applicable. Toll facilities differ in means of collection and in base rates, the rates often depending on the number of vehicle axles as well as distance traveled. A convenient system woul... | the maximum cost benefit factor that can be derived from an automatic toll paying system is achieved when the system is universally applicable. toll facilities differ in means of collection and in base rates, the rates often depending on the number of vehicle axles as well as distance traveled. a convenient system woul... | The maSim7m cost benefit factor that can be derived from an automatic toll paying system is achieved when the system is unlvsrsally applicable. Toll facilities differ in means of collection and in base rates, the rates often depending on the number of vehicle axles as well as distance traveled. A convenient system woul... | The maximum cost benefit factor that can be derived from an automatic toll paying system is achieved when the system is universally applicable. Toll differ in means of collection in base the rates often depending on the number vehicle axles as as distance traveled. A convenient system would have a motorist pay a lump s... | the maXimUM coST beNefit fACTOR ThaT can Be dERivEd FROM An AutomAtic TOLL payiNG SYSTem IS ACHiEved whEN tHe SySTem is uNIverSALly apPLIcabLE. TOLl FAcilItIEs DiFfer iN mEans oF CoLLEction aND iN BASe rAtES, thE raTes OfTEN dePENDInG ON THE NUMbeR OF vehIclE axlEs as WeLl aS DiStAnce TrAVeLED. a CONVeNieNT sysTEM wouL... | Themaximum costbenefit factorthat can be derivedfrom an automatic toll paying system is achievedwhen the system is universally applicable. Toll facilities differ in means of collection and in base rates, the rates often depending on the number of vehicle axles as well as distance traveled. A conv... | The maximum cost benefit factor that can be derived _from_ an automatic toll paying _system_ is achieved _when_ the _system_ is universally applicable. Toll facilities _differ_ in means of _collection_ and in base rates, the _rates_ often depending on the number of vehicle axles _as_ well as distance traveled. _A_ conv... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates in general to lamp harps and, more particularly, embodiments of the present invention relate to lamp harps wherein an inverted U-shaped bracket-headed machine screw assembly is mounted to the top of the harp frame for rotation through a limited arc so as to prevent a lamp... | 1. field of the invention the invention refers in general to lamp harps and, more particularly, embodiments of the present invention relate to lamp harps wherein an inverted u - shaped bracket - headed machine screw assembly is mounted near the top of the harp frame for rotation through a limited arc so as to prevent a... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates in general to lamp harps and, more particularly, embodiments of the present invention relate to lamp harps wherein an inverted U - shaped bracket - Jeadew machine screw assembly is mounted to the top of the hXrl frame for rotation through a limited arc so as to prevent a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates in general to lamp harps and, more particularly, embodiments of the present invention to lamp harps wherein an inverted U-shaped bracket-headed machine is mounted to the top of the harp frame for rotation through a limited arc so as to prevent a lamp shade from contacting... | 1. FiELD oF THe InVEntion
ThE INveNtIon ReLAteS in gEnERaL To LaMp HaRps ANd, mORE pArTicUlaRlY, embodImENts of thE PrESeNT inVEntiON RElATE TO LaMP HaRPS whereIn An iNverTeD u-ShaPeD brACkEt-HeaDED MAchInE ScREw ASsemBLY Is mOUnTeD To thE TOp OF ThE haRp FraMe FOr RotatIon THrOUGH A lImiTeD Arc So as tO PReVEnT a LAmp... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates in general to lamp harps and, more particularly, embodiments of the present invention relate to lamp harpswherein aninverted U-shaped bracket-headedmachinescrew assembly is mounted to the top of the harp frame for rotationthrough a lim... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates _in_ general _to_ lamp harps and, more particularly, embodiments of the present invention relate _to_ lamp harps wherein an inverted U-shaped bracket-headed machine screw assembly is _mounted_ to _the_ _top_ of the harp frame for rotation _through_ a limited arc so as to ... |
This invention relates to generating and accumulating status information associated with a data processing operation.
For example, in a vector operation (in which the same steps--e.g., add, multiply, accumulate--are performed on all data elements of the vector) it is useful to generate and accumulate the status (e.g., ... | doi invention relates to generating and accumulating status information starting with a data processing operation. in example, in a vector operation ( in which the same steps - - e. g., add, multiply, fetch - - are performed on all data elements of the vector ) it is useful to generate and accumulate specific status ( ... | This invention relates to generating and accumulating status information associated wuRh a data processing operation. For example, in a vector *)eration (in which the same stelw - - e. g. , add, multiply, accumulate - - are performed on all data elements of the vector) it is useful to generate and accumulate the status... | This invention relates to generating and accumulating status information associated with a data processing operation. For example, in a vector operation (in which the same steps--e.g., add, multiply, accumulate--are performed all data elements of it is useful to generate accumulate the status underflow, result) of each... | This iNVeNtiON rElateS tO gEneRAtinG AND aCcUmUlaTiNG StAtUS INfOrmATiON assOCIated WITH A DAtA procEsSInG OPeRATION.
for ExAMPLE, in A VECtOr OpERaTIon (iN WHICH The SAme StEps--e.g., add, MuLtIPLY, aCCuMuLaTE--aRe PeRFoRmEd oN ALL datA ELEmEntS OF ThE VECTOR) iT is useFul tO GEnERate And AcCUMuLATE THE sTATUs (e.G., ... | This invention relates to generating and accumulating status information associated with adata processing operation. For example, in a vector operation (in which the samesteps--e.g., add, multiply,accumulate--are performed onall data elements of the vector) itis useful to generate and accumulate thesta... | This invention relates _to_ _generating_ and accumulating _status_ information associated with a _data_ processing operation. For example, in _a_ vector operation (in which the _same_ steps--e.g., add, multiply, _accumulate--are_ performed on all data elements of the vector) it is useful to generate and accumulate _the... |
The present invention relates to a new and improved counting system having notable utility in registers of the type employed in fuel dispensing apparatus for registering the volume and cost amounts of fuel delivered and, for example, utility in the factory modification and/or field or factory conversion of existing fue... | the present invention relates to a new and improved counting system having notable utility in registers of the type employed in fuel dispensing apparatus for registering the volume and cost amounts of fuel delivered and, for example, utility in the factory modification and / or field or modification conversion of exist... | The present invention relates to a new and improved counting system having notable utility in registers of the type employed in fuel dispensing apparatus for registering the volume and cost amounts of fuel delivered and, for example, utility in the factory modification and / or field or factory conversion of existing f... | The present invention relates to a new and improved counting system having notable utility in registers of the type employed in apparatus for registering the volume and cost amounts of fuel delivered and, for example, utility the factory modification and/or field or factory conversion of existing fuel pump of the type ... | thE PReSeNT INventIOn RELAtES tO a NeW aND iMpRoVeD COuntInG SYsteM HaViNg NoTABLe uTIlITy IN REgIsters Of ThE tYpE EMpLOyeD IN fuel DIsPENsINg APparatus FOr RegiStErINg tHE vOluME and COST AMOuNTS oF fuel DElIvEred AND, fOr ExaMple, UTILitY iN thE FACToRy moDiFICaTiON aNd/oR FIELD or fACTOrY COnverSiON of ExiSTinG FuE... | The presentinvention relates to anew and improved counting system having notable utility inregisters of the type employed in fuel dispensing apparatus forregistering the volume and costamounts of fuel delivered and, for example,utility in the factory modification and/or field or factory con... | The _present_ invention relates to a new _and_ improved counting system having _notable_ utility in registers _of_ the _type_ employed in fuel dispensing apparatus for registering the volume and cost amounts of _fuel_ delivered and, for example, utility in the factory modification and/or field _or_ factory conversion o... |
The current practice of determining transducer position in magnetic storage devices during accessing and following data tracks on a rotating medium such as a disk is through amplitude measurement of signals from adjoining servo tracks thereby generating a net signal indicative of the radial displacement from a predeter... | the current practice whereby determining transducer position in magnetic storage devices during accessing and following data tracks on a magnetic medium such as the disk is through amplitude measurement of signals from adjoining servo tracks thereby generating a net signal indicative of the radial displacement from a p... | The current practice of determining transducer position in magnetic storage d3viceA during accessing and following data tracks on a rotating medium such as a Xisi is through amplitude measurement of signals from adjoining servo tracks thereby generating a net signal indicative of the radial displacement from a predeter... | The current practice of determining transducer position in storage devices during accessing following data on a rotating medium such as a disk is through amplitude measurement signals from adjoining servo tracks thereby generating a net signal indicative of the radial displacement from a predetermined track centerline.... | tHe CurrEnt PRacTIce of detERminING traNSdUCeR POsiTiOn In mAGNeTic stORaGe DevICes DUrinG ACCesSING And FolLoWIng DaTA trAcKS oN A RotaTINg MEDIuM SUch As A DISk Is tHROUgH aMplitUDe MEAsuremenT Of signALs FroM ADJoiNinG sErVO TrACKS ThEREBy gEneratING a NeT sigNal IndicatIVe oF tHe RAdiaL dIsPlaceMEnt fRom a pREdETeR... | The current practice of determining transducer position in magnetic storage devices during accessingand following data tracks on a rotating mediumsuch as a disk is through amplitudemeasurement ofsignals from adjoining servo tracksthereby generating a net signal indicative of the radial displacement fro... | The current practice of determining transducer position _in_ _magnetic_ _storage_ devices during accessing _and_ following data tracks on a rotating medium such _as_ _a_ disk is through amplitude _measurement_ of signals _from_ adjoining servo tracks thereby _generating_ a net signal indicative of _the_ radial displace... |
For institutional and industrial environments, wall plates for electrical outlets must withstand abuse to eliminate costly replacement. Standard electrical wall plates are unsuitable. The prior art comprises standard electrical wall plates and various wall plates with covers and safety devices used to prevent access. T... | for institutional and industrial environments, wall plates for electrical outlets must withstand abuse to eliminate costly replacement. standard electrical wall plates are unsuitable. the prior art comprises standard electrical wall surfaces and various wall plates with covers and safety devices used to prevent access.... | For institutional and industrial environments, wall plates for electrical outlets must withstand abuse to eliminate costly replacement. Standard electrical wall plates are unsuitable. The prior art comprises standard electrical aa;l plates and various wall plates with covers and safety devices used to prevent access. T... | For institutional and industrial environments, wall for outlets must withstand abuse to eliminate costly replacement. Standard electrical wall plates are unsuitable. The prior art comprises standard electrical wall plates various wall plates with covers and devices used to prevent access. include, example, U.S. Pat. No... | FOR iNStItutIonAl and inDUSTriAl eNvIrONmENTs, wALL plAtes foR ELeCtRICAL outlEts muST wiThstANd abUSE to ELiMiNaTE CoSTLy rePlacemENt. STaNDaRD elECTRiCaL WAlL plAtes ARE UnsUitABLE. ThE pRiOR ART COmPrIses STANdaRd eLEcTricaL wALL PLaTeS And varIouS walL pLaTeS wiTH coVeRS aND SAFEtY DeVices uSed tO pReVEnt ACCess. t... | For institutional and industrial environments, wall platesfor electrical outlets must withstand abuse to eliminate costly replacement. Standard electrical wall plates areunsuitable. The prior art comprises standardelectricalwall plates and various wall plates with covers and safety devices used to prevent... | For institutional and _industrial_ environments, wall plates for electrical outlets must withstand abuse _to_ _eliminate_ costly replacement. Standard _electrical_ _wall_ plates _are_ unsuitable. The prior art comprises standard electrical wall plates and _various_ wall plates with _covers_ _and_ safety devices used _t... |
This invention relates to the fabrication of a DRAM cell consisting of a MOS transistor and a capacitor which is stacked over the transistor, and more particularly to a method of producing a cylindrical storage node of the stacked capacitor.
In MOS DRAMs, since the introduction of the 1k DRAM in the early 1970s the mem... | this invention relates to the fabrication of a dram cell consisting of a mos transistor providing a capacitor which is stacked over the transistor, and more particularly to a method of producing a cylindrical storage node of the stacked capacitor. in mos drams, since the introduction of the 1k dram in the middle 1970s ... | This invention relates to the fabrication of a DRAM cell consisting of a MOS transistor and a capacitor which is stacked over the transistor, and more particularly to a method of producing a cylindrical storage node of the stacked capacitor. In MOS DRAMs, since the introduction of the 1k DRAM in the early 1970s the mem... | This invention relates the fabrication of a DRAM cell consisting of a MOS transistor and a capacitor which is stacked over the and more to a method producing a cylindrical storage node of the stacked capacitor. In MOS DRAMs, since introduction the 1k DRAM in early 1970s the memory density has multiplied by 4 every 3 ye... | THiS iNveNtIoN rElATeS TO the FAbrICATioN of A DrAm cell cONSIstInG oF a mos tranSISToR and a cApACitor whICh is StAckED ovEr THE trAnSistOR, and morE ParTicuLarLY tO A MeThOD OF PrOdUCINg A cylINdrICal stoRAGE NOde OF the STACKed CaPaCitOr.
in MOS drAms, SInce tHe intRoducTION of tHe 1k DraM In The eaRLY 1970S thE meM... | This invention relates tothe fabricationof a DRAM cell consisting ofa MOS transistor anda capacitor which is stacked over the transistor, and more particularly to a method of producing a cylindrical storage node of the stacked capacitor. In MOS DRAMs, sincethe introduction of the 1kDRAM inthe ea... | This _invention_ relates to the fabrication _of_ a DRAM cell consisting of a MOS _transistor_ and _a_ capacitor _which_ is stacked over the transistor, and _more_ particularly to a method _of_ _producing_ a cylindrical storage node of the stacked capacitor. _In_ _MOS_ DRAMs, since _the_ introduction of the 1k DRAM in t... |
In a standard motor-vehicle cooling system sensors are provided for determining the fill level of the liquid. Such sensors can be of the simple float or pressure type and serve mainly to ascertain if the fill level dips below a certain threshold. This information is used to indicate to the driver that the coolant suppl... | in a vehicle motor - vehicle cooling system sensors are provided for determining the fill level of liquid liquid. such sensors can be of the simple float or pressure type and serve mainly to gauge if the fill level dips below a certain threshold. this information is employed to indicate convincing the driver that the c... | In a standard motor - vehicle cooling system sensors are provided for determining the fi.; level of the liquid. Such sensors can be of the simple float or pressure type and serve mainly to ascertain if the fill level dips below a certain threshold. This information is used to indicate to the driver that the coolant sup... | In a standard motor-vehicle cooling system sensors are provided for determining the fill level of the liquid. Such sensors can be of the simple float or pressure type and serve mainly to if fill level dips below a certain threshold. This information is to indicate to the driver that coolant supply should be checked. Su... | in a STANdArd moTOr-VeHIcLE coOling SyStEM sENsorS ArE PrOVideD FOR determINIng The fILl lEvEl of ThE LIquId. SUCh sENsORs CAN be OF tHe siMPle flOAt or PREssURe TyPE AND sErVe mainLY tO ascErTaIN If thE fILl LEvEl DIPs bELoW A CeRTaIN THreshOlD. THIs INFOrmAtIon is USeD To InDicATe tO thE dRIver tHAt tHE COolAnT suPpL... | In a standardmotor-vehicle cooling system sensorsare provided for determining the fill level of the liquid. Such sensors can be of the simple float or pressure type and serve mainly to ascertain ifthe filllevel dips below a certainthreshold. This information is used to indicate to thedriver th... | In a standard motor-vehicle cooling _system_ sensors _are_ provided _for_ determining _the_ fill level of the liquid. Such sensors can be of the simple float _or_ pressure _type_ _and_ serve _mainly_ to ascertain if the fill level dips below _a_ certain threshold. This information is _used_ to indicate to the driver th... |
Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology employs a radio frequency (“RF”) wireless link and ultra-small embedded computer circuitry. RFID technology allows physical objects to be identified and tracked via these wireless “tags”. It functions like a bar code that communicates to the reader automatically without ... | radio frequency identification ( rfid ) technology employs a radio frequency ( “ rf ” ) wireless link and ultra - small embedded computer circuitry. rfid technology allows physical objects to be identified and tracked via these wireless “ tags ”. it functions like a bar code that communicates to the reader automaticall... | Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology employs a radio frequency (“ RF ”) wireless link and ultra - small embedded computer circuitry. RFID technology allows physical objects to be identified and tracked via these wireless “ tags ”. It functions like a bar code that communicates to the reader automatically wi... | Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology employs a radio frequency (“RF”) wireless link and ultra-small embedded computer circuitry. RFID allows objects to be and tracked via these wireless “tags”. It functions a bar code that communicates to the reader without requiring manual line-of-sight scanning or singula... | raDio FReQUeNCY idEnTiFICaTIon (rfid) tEchnOlogY EmPloyS A RAdIo FrEqUEncY (“RF”) WiREleSS linK aNd UltRa-small EMbEDded COmPuTeR CIRcUiTry. rfiD teChnOlOGy aLLOWs PhYSICal obJEcTs TO BE idENTIfieD aND TrAckeD vIa tHEse wiRELESs “tags”. IT funcTIoNs LiKe A baR CoDE THaT commUNicaTeS TO thE REaDEr AUtOMATiCaLlY WiTHout ... | Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology employs a radio frequency (“RF”) wireless link andultra-small embedded computer circuitry. RFID technology allows physicalobjects to be identified and tracked via these wireless “tags”. Itfunctions like abarcode that communicates to the read... | Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology employs a _radio_ frequency (“RF”) wireless link and ultra-small _embedded_ computer circuitry. _RFID_ technology _allows_ _physical_ _objects_ to be identified and tracked via _these_ _wireless_ “tags”. It functions _like_ a bar code _that_ _communicates_ to _the_ reade... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a vehicle detection system.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, a vehicle detection system for detecting a state inside a vehicle that is changed by movement of a passenger in the vehicle may be mounted on the vehicle. For example, the vehicle det... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a vehicle detection system. 2. out of the related art conventionally, a vehicle alarm mechanism for detecting a state inside a vehicle that is changed by movement of a passenger in the vehicle may be mounted on the vehicle. for example, the vehicle detection sy... | 1. Field of the Invention The lres4nt invention relates to a vehicle detection system. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, a vehicle detection system for detecting a state insJee a vehicle that is changed by movement of a passenger in the vehicle may be mounted on the vehicle. For exaH0le, the vehicle det... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle detection system. 2. Description of the Related Conventionally, a vehicle detection for detecting a state inside vehicle that is changed by movement of a passenger in the vehicle may mounted on the vehicle. For the vehicle detection system includes a ... | 1. FIElD Of thE InvENtION
THE prESent inveNtIOn rElaTes To a VehICLE dEtectiON SYStEm.
2. dESCRiPTiON Of tHe ReLated art
coNVENTiONaLLy, a VEHiCLE DEteCtIoN SysTEM for dEteCTing A State InsIde A VEhIclE ThaT iS cHAnGeD By moVeMEnt of A pASsEngeR in THE veHICle MaY be moUNTED On THe VEHiclE. For EXaMplE, the vEHIcLe DET... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle detection system. 2. Description ofthe Related Art Conventionally,a vehicle detection system for detecting a state inside a vehicle that is changed bymovement of a passenger in the vehicle may be mounted on thevehicle. For example, ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a vehicle _detection_ system. 2. Description of the Related Art Conventionally, _a_ vehicle detection system for detecting a state inside _a_ vehicle _that_ is changed by movement of a _passenger_ in the _vehicle_ may be mounted on the vehicle. For example, the... |
The present inventors have recognized that typical in-counter and presentation-type data readers do not use solid state imaging devices, such as a charge-coupled device (CCD) imager or a complimentary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) imager to capture data. The present inventors have also recognized there are several c... | the present inventors have recognized that typical in - counter and presentation - type data readers do not use solid state imaging devices, such as a charge - coupled device ( ccd ) imager or a complimentary metal - oxide - semiconductor ( cmos ) imager to capture data. the present inventors have also recognized there... | The present inventors have recognized that typical in - counter and presentation - type data readers do not use solid state imaging devices, such as a charge - coupled device (CCD) imager or a complimentary metal - oxide - semiconductor (CMOS) imager to capture data. The present inventors have also recognized there are... | The present inventors have recognized typical in-counter and presentation-type readers do not use solid state imaging such as charge-coupled (CCD) imager or a complimentary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) imager to capture data. present inventors have recognized there are several challenges including solid state imagi... | THe PrEseNt iNventOrs HAvE rECoGniZed thAt TYpICAl iN-COUnter aND PreSEnTatiOn-Type dAtA reAdeRS do NOt USE soLID StaTE iMaGinG DeviCes, Such as a chArge-cOupled devIce (CCd) iMAgER Or A CompLimeNTARy mEtAl-OXidE-sEMiCondUcTOR (CMOS) IMagEr tO cAptUre DAta. THe PreSENT INVenTors hAVe alSO recOgnIZEd tHEre arE seVerAl C... | The present inventors have recognized thattypical in-counter and presentation-type data readers do not use solid state imaging devices, suchas a charge-coupleddevice (CCD) imager or a complimentary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) imagerto capture data. Thepresent inventors have also recognized there... | The _present_ _inventors_ have _recognized_ that typical in-counter and presentation-type _data_ readers do not use solid _state_ imaging devices, such _as_ a charge-coupled device (CCD) imager or a complimentary _metal-oxide-semiconductor_ (CMOS) imager to capture data. The present inventors have also recognized there... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an apparatus for correcting image distortions automatically by inter-image processing.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In the medical field, for example, a functional image of a certain physical region of the patient under examination is taken to make a diagnos... | 1. field of the invention the present anatomy relates to an apparatus for correcting image distortions automatically by inter - image correction. 2. description of the prior art in the medical field, for example, a functional image of a certain physical region where the patient under examination is taken to make a pict... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an apparatus for correcting image distortK0ns automa4icaOly by iMRer - image procexsung. 2. Description of the )Eior Art In the hDdical field, for example, a functional image of a certain physical region of the patient ugCer examination is taken to make a diagn... | 1. Field of The present invention relates an apparatus for correcting image automatically by inter-image 2. the Prior Art In the medical field, for example, a functional image of a certain region of the patient under examination is taken to make diagnosis. The functional image is taken by measuring a same vital region ... | 1. fIElD Of ThE INVEntIon
THe PReseNt invenTioN RElAtEs to AN appaRatUS foR cORReCting IMAgE dIStorTIOnS AUtomAticalLY bY INter-IMaGe PROCEsSinG.
2. dEScrIPTiON OF The PRIOr Art
IN the MediCAL FiELD, fOR eXaMPLE, a FUNctiONAL IMAGe OF A cERtAin pHYsIcAL REgIOn oF THE pATienT undER eXaMINAtIon is tAkEN To MaKe a dIagNos... | 1. FieldoftheInvention The present invention relates to an apparatus forcorrecting image distortions automatically by inter-image processing.2.Descriptionof the Prior Art In the medical field,forexample, a functional image of a certainphysical region of the patient under examination is takento ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates _to_ an apparatus for correcting image distortions automatically by inter-image processing. 2. Description of the Prior Art In the medical _field,_ for _example,_ a functional image _of_ a certain physical region of the patient _under_ examination is taken _to_ ... |
The present disclosure relates to a method for producing a substantially single mode laser pulses and a laser for producing the same.
When a beam of light enters the eye, the beam passes through the cornea, lens, and the vitreous humor. The portion of the beam that is not absorbed is focused by the eye lens onto the re... | the present disclosure relates to a method for producing a substantially single mode laser pulses and a laser for producing the same. when a beam of light enters the eye, the beam passes through the cornea, lens, and the vitreous humor. the portion of the beam that is not emitted is focused by the lens lens onto the re... | The present disclosure relates to a method for producing a substantially single mode laser pulses and a laser for producing the same. When a beam of light enters the eye, the beam passes through the cornea, lens, and the vitreous humor. The portion of the beam that is not absorbed is focused by the eye lens onto the re... | The present disclosure relates to a method for producing a substantially single mode laser pulses and a laser for producing the same. When a beam of light enters eye, the beam passes through the cornea, lens, and the vitreous The portion of the beam that is not absorbed is by the eye lens onto the retina. Under normal ... | the PreSEnt dIsCLosURe reLATES to A mEtHod for pROdUcInG a suBStantiAlly sINglE MoDe LAser pULses And a LAser fOR PRoDUCiNg the SamE.
WhEN A bEAM Of ligHT ENTErS thE eyE, THe BeaM Passes thROugH thE COrNea, Lens, anD The VItrEOuS HUMoR. ThE poRTion of THE BEam that IS NoT absoRBED Is FOcUSeD BY thE eYe LENs ONTo thE re... | The present disclosurerelates to a method for producing a substantially single modelaser pulses and a laser for producing the same. When a beam of light enters the eye, the beam passes through the cornea,lens, andthe vitreous humor.The portion of the beam that is not absorbed is focused by theeye lens onto the... | The present disclosure relates to a method for producing a substantially single mode laser _pulses_ and a laser for producing the same. When a beam of light _enters_ the eye, _the_ _beam_ passes through the _cornea,_ lens, and _the_ vitreous humor. The portion of the beam that is not _absorbed_ is _focused_ by the eye ... |
The present disclosure is generally related to systems and methods for smart packaging.
Devices such as cellular phones and phone calling cards can be bought at many retail locations. To use many of these devices, the device must be activated via a time consuming activation process. The activation process usually invol... | the present disclosure is generally related to systems and methods for smart packaging. devices such as pay phones and phone calling cards can be bought at many retail locations. to satisfy many of these systems, the device must be activated following a time consuming activation process. the activation procedure usuall... | The present disclosure is generally related to systems and Kethids for smart packaging. Devices such as cellular phones and phone calling cards can be bought at nan& retail locations. To use many of these devices, the dDviXe must be activated via a time consuming activation pfocesE. The activation process usually invol... | The present is generally related to systems and methods for smart packaging. Devices such as cellular phones and phone calling cards can be bought at many retail locations. To use of these devices, be activated via time consuming activation process. The activation process usually involves a user manually inputting a le... | THe PReseNT diSCLoSUrE Is gEnERaLLy reLATed to sYStemS AnD METhODS foR smart PacKaGinG.
DevicEs sUCH aS CELlULAR PhONes aNd pHONE CalLinG CarDs CaN BE BoUGhT aT maNY retAIl lOcaTioNS. TO usE MANY of thEsE DEVIceS, tHE deviCe MUST be acTIVATed vIa A TiMe CoNSUMiNg AcTivaTion PrOCEsS. THE ACTIVAtiON PROCESs usUALLy invOl... | The presentdisclosure is generally related to systemsand methods for smart packaging. Devices such as cellular phones and phone calling cards can be bought atmany retail locations. To use manyof thesedevices, the device must be activated via a time consuming activation process. The activation process us... | The present disclosure is generally related to systems and methods _for_ smart _packaging._ Devices such as _cellular_ phones and phone calling cards can be bought _at_ many _retail_ locations. _To_ use many of these devices, the device _must_ _be_ activated via _a_ time consuming activation process. The activation pro... |
Computer systems today are subject to a variety of attacks that can disrupt or disable normal operation of a computer system. Computer viruses, worms, and trojan horse programs are examples of different forms of attack. Attacks can also come directly from unscrupulous users of a computer system. Often these attacks tak... | computer systems today are subject to a variety of attacks that can disrupt or disable normal operation of a computer system. computer viruses, worms, and trojan horse programs are examples of different forms of attack. attacks can also come directly from unscrupulous users of a computer system. often these attacks tak... | Computer systems today are subject to a variety of attacks that can disrupt or disable normal operation of a computer system. Computer viruses, worms, and trojan horse programs are examples of different forms of attack. Attacks can also come directly from unscrupulous users of a computer system. Often these attacks tak... | Computer systems today are to a variety of attacks that can disrupt or disable normal operation of a computer system. Computer viruses, worms, and trojan horse programs are examples of different forms of attack. Attacks can also from unscrupulous users of a computer system. Often these attacks take the of attempts to m... | cOmPutEr SystEMS TODaY ARE SubJecT To A VArIEty Of AttAcKS THat CAn dISRuPt OR dISAblE NOrmAl OperAtion oF a cOMpUteR syStEM. COmputEr viRuSES, wOrMS, aND TRoJan hoRSe progRamS ArE ExamPLES Of dIffEreNT fOrMS Of ATtaCK. attACks CAn Also COMe DIreCtLy frOM UnsCruPuloUS USErS oF A COMputER sYStEm. ofteN THESe AttaCkS TAK... | Computer systems today are subject to avariety of attacks that can disrupt or disable normal operation of a computer system. Computerviruses, worms, and trojan horse programs are examples ofdifferent forms of attack. Attacks can also come directly from unscrupulous usersof a computer system. Oftenthese attacks t... | Computer systems today are subject to a variety of attacks that _can_ disrupt or disable normal operation of a computer system. Computer viruses, worms, and _trojan_ horse programs are examples of different _forms_ of attack. Attacks can also come directly from unscrupulous _users_ of a computer _system._ Often these _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a carbon nanotube device using a carbon nanotube and a manufacturing method thereof. More particularly, the invention relates to a carbon nanotube device applicable to a functional device such as a quantum-effect device, an electronic device, a micro-machine de... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a carbon nanotube device using a carbon nanotube and a manufacturing technique thereof. more particularly, the invention relates to a carbon nanotube device applicable to some functional device such as a quantum - effect device, an electronic device, a electro ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a carbon nanotube device using a carbon nanotube and a manufacturing metJpd thereof. More particularly, the invention relates to a carbon nanotube device applicable to a functional device such as a quantum - effect device, an electronic device, a micro - machin... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a carbon nanotube device using a carbon nanotube and a manufacturing method More the invention relates to a carbon nanotube device applicable a functional device such as a quantum-effect device, an electronic device, a device or a bio-device etc. Further, the i... | 1. FIeLd of ThE invenTion
ThE presenT inVentiON RELAteS tO A CaRBOn NanotubE DevICE UsINg A carbOn nAnOTUbE anD a MANUFAcTUrING mETHOD ThEREOF. moRe PaRTIcularly, tHE INVeNTIOn RElATES to a carbOn NaNotube DEVICe APPLicAble to a FunCTIoNAl dEvIce SUch As A QUANTum-eFFECt deVICe, an ELeCTroNic DevIcE, a micRO-MacHIne dE... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to acarbonnanotube device using a carbon nanotube and a manufacturing method thereof. More particularly,the inventionrelates to a carbon nanotube deviceapplicable to a functional device such as a quantum-effect device, an electronic devic... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a carbon nanotube device using a carbon nanotube _and_ a _manufacturing_ method _thereof._ More particularly, the invention _relates_ to a carbon nanotube device applicable to a functional device such as a _quantum-effect_ device, an electronic device, a micr... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates generally to a system for tracking and monitoring the performance of tools in a multi-user environment and more specifically to a system which networks information from several databases to efficiently associate data to individual tools.
2. Discussion
Tool monitoring sys... | 1. technical field the tool invention relates generally to a system for tracking and monitoring the performance of tools in a multi - user environment and more specifically to a system which networks information from several databases to efficiently associate data to individual tools. 2. discussion tool monitoring syst... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to a system for tracking and monitoring the performance of tools in a multi - user environment and more specifically to a system which networks information from several databases to efficiently associate data to individual tools. 2. Discussion Tool monitoring s... | 1. Technical Field The present relates generally to system for tracking and monitoring the performance of tools in a multi-user environment and more to a system networks information from several databases to efficiently associate data to individual tools. 2. Discussion Tool monitoring systems which monitor the repeatab... | 1. TEchniCal fIeLd
tHE prEsent inVenTIon RElateS gENeRALly tO a sYSTeM fOr tRACkIng aNd MoNiToring the peRforMANcE Of toOls IN a MULTI-UsEr ENViroNMeNt AND more sPecIFIcaLLy to A sYstem Which netWorkS iNForMAtiON From sEvErAL DATaBaSEs TO EFfiCienTLY aSsOciaTE Data tO indIvIdUaL tOOlS.
2. DisCussIoN
TOOL moNITORING syS... | 1. Technical Field The presentinventionrelates generally toa system for tracking and monitoring the performance of tools in a multi-user environment and more specifically to a system which networksinformationfrom severaldatabases to efficiently associate data to individualtools. 2. Discussion Tool... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to _a_ system for tracking and monitoring the performance of _tools_ in _a_ multi-user environment and more specifically _to_ a system which _networks_ information from several databases to efficiently associate _data_ _to_ individual tools. 2. Discussion _Tool... |
1. Technical Field
Present invention embodiments relate to performing analytics on data stored within data systems, and more specifically, to optimizing performance of analytics by compression of patient centric or patient defined measures within a specified schema that performs such data analytics.
2. Discussion of th... | 1. technical field present invention embodiments relate to performing analytics on data stored within data systems, and more specifically, to optimizing performance of analytics by compression of patient centric or patient defined measures within a specified schema that performs such data operations. 2. discussion of t... | 1. Technical Field Present invention embodiments relXre to performing analytics on data stored within data systems, and more specifically, to optimixibg performance of analytics by compression of patient centric or patient defined measures within a specified schema that performs such data analytics. 2. Discussion of th... | 1. Technical Field Present invention embodiments relate to performing analytics on data stored within data systems, more specifically, to optimizing performance of analytics by compression of patient or patient defined measures within a specified schema that performs such data analytics. 2. Discussion of Related Art He... | 1. TecHNicAL FIELD
PResENt INvenTIoN EmboDiMeNTs RelaTE to PerForMINg anAlYticS on DAta StoRed Within datA sYsTEmS, And MORe spEcIFIcAllY, To OpTimizing perfoRmANCe Of aNalyTIcS BY COMpReSsIOn of pAtiEnt CENtRIC or PaTIENT dEFIned MEasureS Within a sPEcifIEd sChEMA ThAt PERFOrMS suCH DatA aNaLyTIcs.
2. DISCussion oF TH... | 1. Technical Field Present invention embodiments relate to performing analytics on datastored within datasystems, and morespecifically, to optimizing performance of analytics by compression of patient centric or patient definedmeasures within a specified schema that performs such data analytics. 2. Disc... | _1._ Technical _Field_ Present invention embodiments relate _to_ performing analytics _on_ _data_ stored within data systems, and more specifically, to optimizing performance of analytics _by_ compression of patient centric or patient defined measures _within_ _a_ _specified_ schema that performs such data analytics. _... |
The present disclosure relates to an X-ray tube, and more particularly, to an X-ray tube generating an X-ray, having a simple structure from which a element necessary for focusing an electron beam, such as a magnetic lens, is removed, and having a nanometer-scale focal spot.
An X-ray source (a nano focus X-ray source) ... | the present disclosure relates to an x - ray tube, and more particularly, to an x - ray tube generating an x - ray, having a simple structure from which a element necessary for focusing an electron beam, such to a magnetic lens, is removed, and having a nanometer - scale focal spot. an x - ray source ( a nano focus x -... | The present disclosure relates to an X - ray tube, and more particularly, to an X - ray tube generating an X - ray, having a WiHple structure from which a element neceqsZry for focusing an electron beam, such as a magnetic lens, is removed, and having a nanometer - scale focal spot. An X - ray sLu4ce (a nano focus X - ... | present disclosure relates to an X-ray tube, and more particularly, an X-ray tube generating an X-ray, having a simple structure from which a element necessary for focusing an beam, such as a magnetic is removed, and a nanometer-scale focal spot. An X-ray source (a nano focus X-ray source) a nanometer-scale focal spot ... | THE prEsENT DIscLOsuRe RelaTeS To AN X-ray TuBe, aND mORE pARTICuLArly, To An X-raY TubE geNEraTInG aN x-raY, haViNG A SimPLe stRUcTure FROM whIcH a EleMent nEcEsSaRY for FOCUsInG An elecTroN beAM, SUch AS A mAgnetiC LeNS, Is ReMOVed, aND haVINg A NaNoMETer-SCALe focal SPot.
AN x-RaY SourcE (A nANo focus x-rAy soURce) ... | The present disclosurerelates toan X-raytube, and more particularly, to an X-ray tube generatingan X-ray, having asimple structure from which aelementnecessary for focusingan electronbeam, such as a magnetic lens, is removed, and having a nanometer-scale focal spot. An X-ray source (a nano focus X... | The present disclosure _relates_ to an X-ray tube, and more _particularly,_ to an X-ray tube generating an X-ray, having a simple structure _from_ which a element necessary for focusing an electron beam, such as a magnetic lens, is removed, and having a nanometer-scale focal _spot._ An X-ray source (a nano focus X-ray ... |
The present invention generally relates to an apparatus for measuring the thickness of a paint coating on a substrate such as a metallic sheet or the like, and more particularly to an apparatus for continuously measuring the thickness of a paint coating by using infrared rays.
Conventionally, color painted metallic she... | the present invention generally relates to an apparatus for measuring the thickness of a paint coating on a substrate such as a metallic sheet and the like, and more particularly to an apparatus for continuously measuring the thickness of a paint coating by using infrared rays. conventionally, color painted metallic sh... | The present invention g$nerxlly relates to an apparatus for measuring the thickness of a paint coating on a substrate such as a metallic sheet or the like, and Jire particularly to an apparatus for continuously measuring the thickness of a paint coating by using infrared rays. Conventionally, color paimtWd metallic she... | The invention generally relates to apparatus for measuring the thickness of a paint coating on substrate such as a metallic sheet or the like, and more particularly to an apparatus for continuously measuring the of a paint coating using infrared rays. Conventionally, color painted metallic sheets and the like have been... | thE pRESEnt iNvenTioN GEnERALLY reLatEs tO An AppARAtuS FOR MEASuRiNG thE THIcKneSS oF A paint cOAtiNg ON A sUBstrATE SUCH aS A MeTallic sheEt OR ThE like, AnD MoRe parTIcuLArlY To AN apparATUS FOR coNTiNuouslY meaSUring thE ThickNeSs of A pAInT CoATing by Using InfRaREd rays.
CoNvENtIonALLy, cOLoR paiNTED metaLliC shE... | The present invention generally relates to an apparatusfor measuring the thickness of a paint coating ona substrate such as ametallicsheet or the like, and moreparticularly to an apparatus for continuously measuringthe thickness of a paint coating by using infrared rays. Conventionally, color pai... | _The_ present _invention_ _generally_ relates _to_ an apparatus for _measuring_ the thickness _of_ a paint coating on a substrate such as a _metallic_ _sheet_ or the _like,_ and more particularly to an apparatus _for_ _continuously_ _measuring_ the thickness of _a_ paint coating by using infrared rays. Conventionally, ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a torque transmission device, in particular for a drive train of a motor vehicle driven by an internal combustion engine. The device includes an input part and an output part having a common axis of rotation, around which the input part and the output part are ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a torque transmission device, in particular for a drive train of a motor vehicle driven by an internal combustion engine. the device includes an input part and an output part having a common axis of rotation, around which the input part and the output part beca... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a torque transmission device, in particular for a drive train of a motor vehicle driven by an internal combustion engine. The device includes an input part and an output part having a common axis of rotation, around which the input pxrr and the output part are ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present relates to a torque transmission device, in for a train of a motor vehicle driven by an internal combustion engine. The device includes an input part an output part having a common axis of rotation, around which the input part and the output part are jointly rotatable and twistable... | 1. fIelD oF the INVenTION
tHe prESENT iNvEntiOn relAtES To A tOrqUe TrAnSmisSioN DeViCe, in PaRTICULAr foR A dRive TraIn oF a MotOr veHICle drivEN BY an INTErNAl COmBusTIon engIne. THe deviCe INcluDEs An InPuT PArT and aN oUTPuT PArT havIng A cOmMOn Axis OF rotaTION, ArouNd wHicH THE INPuT Part aND thE OUtput paRT Are ... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to atorque transmission device, in particular for a drive train of a motor vehicle driven by an internal combustion engine. The device includesan input part andan output part having a commonaxis of rotation, around which the input part an... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a torque transmission device, in particular for a drive train of a motor vehicle _driven_ by an internal combustion _engine._ The device includes an input part and an output _part_ _having_ a common axis of rotation, around which the input _part_ and _the_ outp... |
This invention relates to a lens-adjustable flash camera and particularly concerns a camera provided with a flashing device and a lens-adjusting means and further capable of changing beam angle of flash light, so as to illuminate appropriate photographic scene corresponding to a photographing angle of a photographing l... | this invention relates to a lens - adjustable flash camera and particularly concerns a camera provided with a flashing device and a lens - adjusting means and further capable of changing beam angle of flash light, so as to illuminate appropriate photographic scene corresponding to a photographing angle of a photographi... | This invention relates to a lens - adjustable flash camera and particularly concerns a camera proviXeE with a flashing device and a ODns - adjusting means and further capable of changing beam angle of flash light, so as to illuminate appropriate photographic scene corresponding to a photographing angle of a photographi... | This invention relates to a lens-adjustable flash camera and particularly concerns a camera provided with a flashing device and a lens-adjusting means and capable of changing beam angle of flash light, so as to illuminate appropriate photographic corresponding to photographing of photographing lens. cameras provided wi... | ThIS InVenTIOn rELATEs to a LeNs-aDJUStaBLE fLASh CAMERa aND PARtiCulArLY coNcErnS a CaMerA ProvIdeD WIth A fLashInG DEVIcE and a lENS-aDjuSting mEaNS AND FUrtHEr CAPaBle oF CHAnGinG bEam ANgle OF FlASh Light, So AS to illUmiNATE appropriatE PhOTographic scENe COrrESpoNDinG to a pHOtOgraPHInG ANgle oF A PHOTOGraphiNg l... | Thisinvention relates toa lens-adjustable flash camera and particularly concerns a camera provided with a flashingdevice and a lens-adjusting means and further capableof changing beam angle offlash light, so as toilluminate appropriatephotographic scene corresponding to a photographing angleof a photographing lens. ... | _This_ invention relates to a lens-adjustable flash camera and particularly _concerns_ a camera provided with _a_ flashing device and a _lens-adjusting_ means and _further_ _capable_ of changing beam angle of flash light, so as to illuminate _appropriate_ photographic scene corresponding _to_ _a_ photographing _angle_ ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the manufacture of gaseous mixtures comprising H.sub.2 and CO, e.g., synthesis gas, fuel gas, and reducing gas by the partial oxidation of pumpable slurries of solid carbonaceous fuels in a liquid carrier or liquid or gaeous hydrocarbon fuel. In one of its more specif... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to the manufacture of gaseous mixtures comprising h. sub. 2 and co, e. g., synthesis gas, fuel gas, and reducing gas by the partial oxidation using pumpable slurries of solid carbonaceous fuels in a liquid vapor or liquid or gaeous hydrocarbon fuel. in favor of its more ... | 1. Field of the Invention This inventiLm relates to the manufacture of gaseous mixtures comprising H. sub. 2 and CO, e. g. , synthesis gas, fuel gas, and reducing gas by the partial oxidation of pumpable slurries of solid carbonaceous fuels in a liquid carrier or liquid or gaeous hydrocarbon fuel. In one of its more sp... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates the manufacture of gaseous mixtures comprising H.sub.2 and CO, e.g., synthesis gas, fuel gas, and reducing gas by the partial of pumpable slurries of solid carbonaceous fuels in a liquid carrier or or gaeous hydrocarbon fuel. In one of its more aspects, the present inven... | 1. FIELd of thE iNvENTiON
tHiS INVENtIOn ReLATEs tO the MAnUFAcTURe Of gaSEouS MixTuREs COMPrIsIng H.SUb.2 And co, E.g., SYNTHESIS gas, Fuel GAS, aNd redUciNg gas By tHE pARtIaL oxidatIoN of PumPABlE sLUrRieS oF SoLID cArBONacEOUs fuelS iN A lIQuiD CarrIeR OR lIquID oR gAeoUs HydROCArboN FUeL. IN ONe OF its mOrE SpEcIF... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relates to the manufacture of gaseous mixtures comprising H.sub.2 and CO, e.g., synthesis gas,fuel gas, and reducing gas bythe partialoxidation of pumpable slurries of solid carbonaceous fuels ina liquid carrier or liquid or gaeoushydrocarbon fuel. In ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the manufacture _of_ _gaseous_ _mixtures_ comprising H.sub.2 _and_ CO, e.g., synthesis gas, fuel gas, _and_ _reducing_ gas by the partial oxidation _of_ pumpable slurries of solid carbonaceous fuels in _a_ liquid _carrier_ _or_ liquid _or_ gaeous hydrocarbon fuel. In ... |
Multi-threshold voltage IC devices are often utilized in the semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) industry to optimize delay or power. A multi-threshold voltage IC device may include several different devices, each having a different threshold voltage (i.e., operating voltage). For example, the multi-threshold voltage... | multi - threshold voltage switching devices are often utilized in the semiconductor integrated circuit ( poe ) industry to optimize delay or power. a multi - threshold voltage ic device may include several different devices, each having a different threshold voltage ( i. e., operating voltage ). for example, the low - ... | Multi - tTresholr voltage IC devices are often utilized in the semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) industry to optimize delay or power. A multi - threshold voltage IC device may include several diff3r$nt devices, each having a different threshold voltage (i. e. , operating voltage ). For example, the multi - threshol... | Multi-threshold voltage IC devices are often utilized in the semiconductor integrated circuit (IC) industry optimize delay or power. A multi-threshold voltage IC device may include different devices, each having different threshold voltage (i.e., operating voltage). example, the multi-threshold voltage IC may include a... | mULTI-THReShoLD voltagE Ic deViceS are oftEn UTIlized In ThE sEmiCONdUCTOr INtegrATEd ciRcUIt (ic) INduStRy tO opTIMizE delAy oR power. a multI-thReSHolD VoltaGe Ic DEViCe mAY iNclude SeVErAl difFEREnt deviCes, EacH HaVINg A DIffEReNt tHResHOlD VOlTaGe (i.E., operaTING volTagE). FoR ExamPle, tHe MUlTI-tHrEshOLd voLtaGe... | Multi-threshold voltage IC devicesare often utilized in thesemiconductor integrated circuit (IC) industry to optimize delay or power. A multi-threshold voltage IC device may include several different devices, each having a different threshold voltage (i.e., operating voltage). For exampl... | Multi-threshold voltage IC devices are _often_ utilized in the semiconductor _integrated_ circuit (IC) industry to optimize delay or power. A multi-threshold voltage IC device may include _several_ different devices, each _having_ a different _threshold_ voltage (i.e., _operating_ voltage). For example, the multi-thres... |
I. Field of the Invention
The present invention pertains generally to the field of communications, and more particularly to generating pilot strength measurement messages in a wireless communication system.
II. Background
In the field of wireless communications, several technology-based standards exist for controlling ... | i. field of the invention the present invention pertains generally to the field of communications, and more particularly to generating pilot strength measurement messages in a wireless communication system. ii. background in the field of wireless communications, several technology - based standards define for controlli... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains generally to the field of communications, and more particularly to generating pilot strength measurement messages in a wireless communication system. II. Background In the field of wireless communications, several technology - based standards exist for controllin... | I. Field of Invention The invention pertains generally to the field of communications, and more particularly to generating pilot strength measurement messages in a wireless communication II. Background In the field of wireless communications, several technology-based standards exist for controlling communications betwe... | i. FiEld oF the iNVenTiOn
thE PReSent InveNTion PeRTaInS geneRALLY TO ThE FiEld oF CommunICatioNS, And MoRE PArTIcUlARlY tO GeNEraTINg pIlOt STReNGth mEasuREmENt mESSaGes iN A WIreleSs commuNIcAtiOn sYstem.
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In THe fIEld oF WiRElesS COmmuNiCaTions, sEVeRAl tEChnoLOgY-BASeD stanDARDs ExIST FoR CONTRolliNg ... | I. Field of the Invention The present invention pertains generally to the field of communications, and more particularly to generating pilot strength measurement messages in a wireless communication system. II.Background In the field of wireless communications,several technology-basedstandards exi... | I. Field _of_ the Invention The present _invention_ pertains _generally_ _to_ the _field_ of communications, and _more_ particularly to generating pilot strength _measurement_ messages in a wireless communication system. II. _Background_ In the field of wireless communications, several technology-based standards exist ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to urological warming and cooling devices and more particularly to a warming catheter and method of warming the urethra of a patient during ablative surgery. The apparatus is particularly useful in cryosurgery to prevent damage to tissues surrounding a surgical si... | 1. field of the invention the chemical invention relates to urological warming and cooling devices and more particularly to a warming procedure and method of warming the urethra of a patient during ablative surgery. the apparatus is particularly useful in cryosurgery to prevent damage to tissues surrounding a surgical ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to urological warming and cooling devices and more particularly to a warming cath2tef and method of warming the urethra of a patient during ablative surgery. The apparatus is particularly useful in cryosurgery to prevent damage to tissues surrounding a surgical si... | 1. Field of Invention present invention relates to urological warming and devices more particularly to a warming catheter and method of warming the urethra of a patient ablative The is particularly useful in cryosurgery to prevent damage to tissues surrounding a surgical site from the extremely cold temperatures employ... | 1. FieLd oF tHE iNvenTIoN
THE prESENt INvENtIon ReLAtEs tO UrOLogIcal wArmInG And CoOliNg DEViceS AND MorE ParticULARly tO A WARMing cAtHeteR And mEthoD oF WaRmING tHE uREtHRA Of a pATIEnt dURiNg AblATIVe surGERY. thE apPARaTUs is pArtIcUlARLy uSEFuL iN cryOSuRGerY To pRevEnT DaMaGE To TIssues sUrrOUNDInG a SuRGIcal Si... | 1. Field ofthe Invention The present inventionrelates tourological warming andcooling devicesand more particularly to a warming catheter and method of warming the urethra of a patientduring ablative surgery. The apparatus is particularly useful in cryosurgery to prevent damage to tissues surrou... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ _invention_ relates to urological warming and cooling devices and _more_ particularly _to_ a warming catheter and _method_ of _warming_ the urethra of a patient during ablative surgery. _The_ apparatus is particularly _useful_ in _cryosurgery_ to prevent damage _to_ tissues surro... |
In many densely populated urban centers, most notably in New York, public pressure has resulted in recently enacted statutes which require the pet owner to clean up after his pet. This legislation has created a need for a convenient litter retrieving device which allows the pet owner to remove the offensive material wi... | in many less populated urban centers, most notably greater new york, public pressure has resulted in recently enacted statutes which require the pet owner to clean up after his pet. this legislation has created a need for a convenient litter retrieving device which prompt the pet owner to remove the offensive material ... | In many densely populated urban centers, most notably in New York, public pressure has resulted in recently enacted statutes which require the pet oAger to clean up after his pet. This legislation has created a need for a convenifn5 litter retrieving device which allows the pet owner to remove the offensive material wi... | In many densely populated urban centers, most notably New York, public has in recently enacted statutes which require the pet to clean up after his pet. This legislation has created a need for a convenient litter retrieving device the pet owner to remove the offensive material with minimum of effort to do so as remotel... | In mAnY dEnSeLy populATeD URbaN CENtERS, MOSt noTaBly IN New yORk, publIc PreSsuRE has reSULTed In ReceNtlY EnACTed STATUtEs which ReQuire the Pet oWner TO CLeaN up afTER hIs PeT. ThiS lEgIslAtiOn HaS CreaTEd a NeED FOR a CoNvEnIEnT LIttEr rEtrIEvIng DeVIcE whIcH aLlowS ThE pEt OwNer tO REMOVE thE OFFENSiVE MAtERiAL wI... | In many densely populatedurban centers, most notably in New York, public pressure has resulted in recently enacted statutes which require the pet ownerto clean up after his pet. This legislation hascreated a need for a convenient litter retrieving device which allows the pet owner to removethe offensive... | In _many_ densely populated urban centers, most notably in New York, public pressure has resulted _in_ recently enacted statutes which require the pet _owner_ _to_ _clean_ up after his pet. This legislation has created a need for _a_ _convenient_ litter retrieving device which _allows_ _the_ _pet_ owner _to_ remove _th... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a method and system for performing a maintenance process associated with a communication system.
2. Related Art
A system for connecting multiple devices together typically does not provide much flexibility for detecting a malfunction and providing a solution. Accordin... | 1. technical field the present invention belongs to a method and infrastructure for performing a maintenance process associated with a communication system. 2. related art description system for keeping multiple devices together typically does not provide much flexibility besides preventing network malfunction and prov... | 1. Techgica, F9elw The present invention relayee to a method and system for performing a maintenance process associated with a communication system. 2. Related Art A system for connecting multiple devices toge%he$ typically does not p%obide much flexibility for detecting a malfunction and providing a solutjom. Accordin... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a method and system for performing a maintenance process associated a communication system. 2. Related Art A system for connecting multiple devices together typically does not provide flexibility for a malfunction and providing a solution. Accordingly, there exists a ... | 1. TecHNicaL FieLd
tHE PReSeNt iNvEntion ReLATes To a MEtHOD And SysTEM FoR PERfORMiNg a mAinTeNANcE ProCeSs aSsOCiaTEd wItH A COmmuNICatiOn SYstem.
2. rElaTED art
a SySteM foR cOnneCtINg multiplE DEvices TOGeTheR typIcALLY DOeS noT proviDe MUCH flexibilIty FOR detECtiNg A MAlFUNCTiON and PRoVidING A sOLUTIoN. aCCOrdIN... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to amethod and system for performing a maintenance process associated with a communication system. 2.Related Art A system for connecting multiple devices together typicallydoes not provide much flexibility for detectinga malfunction andproviding a solution. ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates _to_ _a_ method _and_ _system_ for performing a maintenance _process_ associated _with_ a communication system. 2. Related Art A system for connecting multiple devices together typically does not provide much flexibility for detecting _a_ _malfunction_ _and_ providing _a... |
This invention relates to a process for the preparation of organic fluoride compounds, and in particular, to a process for the liquid phase replacement of halogen atoms with fluorine in organic compounds.
A variety of fluorination processes are known wherein fluorine replaces one or more halogen substituents of a halog... | this invention relates to a process for the preparation of organic fluoride compounds, and in particular, to a process for the liquid phase replacement of halogen atoms with fluorine in organic compounds. another variety of fluorination processes are known wherein fluorine replaces one and more halogen substituents of ... | This invention relates to a process for the preparation of organic fluoride compounds, and in particular, to a process for the liquid phase replacement of halogen atoms with fluorine in organic compounds. A variety of fluorination processes are known wherein fluorine replaces one or more halogen substituents of a halog... | This relates to a process for the preparation of organic fluoride compounds, and in particular, to for the liquid phase of halogen atoms with fluorine in organic compounds. A variety of fluorination processes are known fluorine replaces one or more substituents of a halogenated organic compounds. Such known process inc... | ThiS iNventiOn RElaTeS To a pROCesS fOR THe prEpArAtion of oRGanIC flUORide coMPOuNDS, ANd IN pARticUlAR, to A pRoCEsS for tHe liQuID pHAse rEPLaceMeNt of halogeN AtOmS WItH FLUORInE In orgaNiC COmPouNds.
A VarieTy Of FluoRinaTIon ProcESses arE kNOwn WHErEIN fluoRiNe rePLACeS One oR MoRe HalOGEn subsTItuents oF a haLoG... | This invention relates to a process for the preparation of organic fluoride compounds, and inparticular, to a process forthe liquid phase replacement of halogen atoms withfluorine in organic compounds. A varietyoffluorination processes are known wherein fluorine replaces one ormore halogen s... | This invention relates _to_ a process for _the_ _preparation_ of organic fluoride _compounds,_ and in particular, to a process for the liquid _phase_ replacement of halogen _atoms_ _with_ fluorine in organic compounds. _A_ variety of fluorination processes _are_ known wherein fluorine replaces one or more _halogen_ sub... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for determination of a measuring capacitance.
2. Description of the Related Art
For measuring very small capacitance values or capacitance variations it has been known in the art, for example, to use capacitive proximity switches which hav... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for determination of a measuring capacitance. 2. description of the related art for measuring very small capacitance values or capacitance variations it always been known in the art, for example, to use capacitive proximity switches which ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for determination of a measuring capacitance. 2. Description of the Related Art For measuring very small capacitance values or capacitance variations it has been known in the art, for example, to use capacitive proximity switches which hav... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a circuit arrangement determination a measuring capacitance. 2. Description of the Related Art For measuring very small capacitance values or capacitance variations has been known in art, for example, to use proximity switches which known since the late sixties. They o... | 1. fIeLD of tHE iNVENtioN
thE prESenT inVEnTIon RElATeS to a cIrcuIT arRaNGeMEnt For DETERmInAtiON OF A MeASuring caPaCITaNcE.
2. DEsCriptION Of ThE RelatEd aRt
FOR MEASUring verY sMalL caPAcItaNCe ValuEs OR CapACITaNCe VARIatIOns iT has been kNoWN In THe ART, FoR eXaMPLe, TO Use CapAcItiVe PrOxiMITy swiTCheS wHIch HAv... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for determination of a measuring capacitance. 2. Description of the Related Art For measuring very small capacitance valuesorcapacitancevariations it has beenknown in the art, for example, to use capacitive proximity swit... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates to a circuit arrangement for determination of a measuring capacitance. 2. Description of _the_ Related _Art_ For measuring very small capacitance values or capacitance variations it has been known in the _art,_ for example, to use capacitive _proximity_ switches... |
In connection with navigation or route planning, the term “points of interest”, or POIs in short, refers to locations that are of particular interest due to their services, leisure offerings or tourist attractions. Examples for POIs are filling stations, pharmacies, cash dispensers, vehicle repair shops, accommodations... | in connection with navigation or route planning, the term “ points of interest ”, or pois in short, refers to locations that are of particular interest due to their services, leisure offerings or tourist attractions. examples for pois are filling stations, pharmacies, cash dispensers, vehicle repair shops, accommodatio... | In connection with navigation or route planning, the term “ points of interest ”, or POIs in short, refers to Plcations that are of particular interest due to their services, leisure offerings or tourist attractions. Examples for POIs are filling s4xtions, pharmacies, cash dispensers, vehicle repair shops, accommodatio... | In connection with navigation or route the term “points of interest”, or POIs in short, refers to locations that are of particular interest due to their services, offerings or tourist attractions. Examples for POIs are filling stations, pharmacies, dispensers, vehicle repair shops, accommodations, museums, cinemas or o... | In coNnECtiON With nAvigATIon OR Route PlANNInG, ThE teRM “POiNTS OF intEReSt”, or pOis IN SHORT, rEfErS to LOCatIons thAT ARe OF partIcUlaR interEST due tO THEIR seRViCES, LEISUrE OffeRingS or touriST attRActIoNs. EXAmPLEs FOR pOis arE filliNg sTatIONs, pharMAciEs, cAsh DispENsErS, vehICLE rePair shops, AccOMMoDatIons... | In connection withnavigation or route planning, theterm“points of interest”,orPOIs inshort, refers to locations that are of particular interest due totheirservices, leisure offerings or tourist attractions. Examplesfor POIs are filling stations, pharmacies, cash dispensers, vehicle repair shops, accommodations,... | In connection with navigation or _route_ _planning,_ the term “points of interest”, or POIs in short, _refers_ _to_ locations that are of particular _interest_ due to _their_ services, leisure offerings or tourist attractions. Examples for POIs are _filling_ stations, _pharmacies,_ cash _dispensers,_ _vehicle_ repair _... |
This invention generally relates to removal of polymer residues following an etching process and more particularly to a method for protecting a wafer backside to prevent etching damage in a wet polymer stripping (PRS) process whereby polymer residues are removed following a metal etching process.
In the fabrication of ... | this invention generally relates to removal of polymer residues following an etching process and more particularly to a method for protecting a wafer backside to prevent etching damage in a wet polymer stripping ( prs ) process whereby polymer residues are removed following a metal etching process. in the fabrication o... | This invention generally relates to removal of polymer residues following an etching process and more particularly to a method for protecting a wafer backside to prevent etching damage in a wet polymer stripping (PRS) process whereby polymer residues are removed following a metal etching process. In the fabrication of ... | This invention generally relates to of residues following an etching process and particularly to a method for protecting a wafer backside to prevent etching damage in a wet stripping (PRS) process whereby polymer residues are removed following a metal etching process. In the fabrication of semiconductor devices multipl... | thIs INVeNTION GEnerALlY RElATeS To remoVaL of PolYMeR reSIDueS fOLlOWinG An eTcHiNg pROcesS AnD MorE PArtIcuLarlY To A MetHoD FoR pROTEcTing a wAfEr BacKSIde To PRevEnT EtcHiNg DaMaGe iN a wEt PoLYMER sTriPPInG (Prs) pROCESs wheReby POlymEr reSidues are REMoVEd folLOWinG a METAl EtcHInG procesS.
In the fabricaTioN OF ... | This invention generally relates to removal of polymer residues following an etching process and more particularly to a method for protecting a wafer backside toprevent etching damage in a wetpolymerstripping (PRS) process whereby polymer residues areremoved following a metal etching process. Int... | This invention generally relates to _removal_ _of_ polymer _residues_ following an etching _process_ and more particularly to _a_ method for protecting a wafer backside to prevent etching damage _in_ a _wet_ polymer _stripping_ _(PRS)_ process whereby polymer residues are removed following a metal etching process. _In_... |
In recent years, applications have been developed relating to social networking, Internet of Things (IoT), wireless docking, and the like. It may be desirable to design low power solutions that can be always-on. However, constantly providing power to a wireless local area network (WLAN) radio may be expensive in terms ... | in recent years, applications have been developed to broadband social networking, internet of things ( mac ), wireless messaging, and the like. it may be convenient to design low power solutions that can be always - on. conversely, constantly providing power across each wireless local area network ( wlan ) radio may co... | In recent years, app<icatiIns hXv2 been developed relating to social netwKrkiJg, Intetnef of Things (IoT ), wir2leXs docking, and the like. It may be desirable to Wdsign low power solutions that can be always - on. However, constantly providing p8w$r to a wireless local area nrtw0rk (WLAN) raWJo may be expensive in t3r... | In recent years, have been developed relating social networking, Internet Things (IoT), wireless docking, and the It may be desirable to design low power solutions that can be always-on. However, constantly power to a wireless local area network (WLAN) radio may be expensive in terms of battery life. | in ReceNT yEArS, ApPLicATIOns haVe bEEn DEvelopEd RelatINg to SOciaL networkiNg, inTErNet of THINGS (Iot), WIRElESs docking, And THe lIKe. iT MaY be dESiRable TO DeSIGN lOW powEr sOlUTIOnS ThAt cAn be aLwAys-on. hOWEver, CoNSTANTly prOViDiNg pOwER to a WIreLesS LOcAL arEA netWOrk (wlaN) radio MaY Be EXPEnsIVe IN TerMs ... | In recent years, applications have been developed relating tosocial networking,Internet of Things (IoT),wireless docking, and the like. It may be desirable to design low power solutions that can be always-on. However, constantlyproviding power to a wirelesslocalarea network(WLAN) radiomay beexpensive in terms ... | In _recent_ years, applications have been _developed_ relating to _social_ networking, _Internet_ of Things (IoT), wireless docking, _and_ the like. It may be desirable to _design_ low power solutions that can be _always-on._ However, constantly providing power to a wireless _local_ area network (WLAN) radio may be exp... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus, an image processing method, and an image processing system which changes a tone of an image.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, with the widespread use of digital cameras, storing photos as digital image data is no... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to an image processing apparatus, an image processing method, and an image processing system which changes a tone of an image. 2. description of the related art in recent years, with the widespread use of digital cameras, storing photos as digital image data is no... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus, an image processing method, and an image processing system which changes a tone of an image. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, with the widespread use of digital cameras, storing photos as digital image data is no... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to an image processing apparatus, an image processing method, and an image processing system which changes a tone of an image. 2. Description the Related Art In recent years, with the widespread use of digital cameras, storing photos as digital image now quite common. Pho... | 1. FiEld of THE inVENTION
THe pReSeNT InVEnTIOn RelatEs To AN iMaGe prOCeSsing AppARatuS, an iMAGE PRocessiNg mETHOd, AND an ImAge PrOceSSINg syStem wHich cHanges a tone of An iMagE.
2. DeSCrIpTiON Of The rElAtEd art
IN ReCEnt Years, WITH tHE wIdESprEAd Use oF digiTal camERAS, sTOrING phOtos As digiTal ImaGe DaTa IS no... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus,an image processing method, and an imageprocessing system which changesa tone of an image.2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, with thewidespread use of digital cameras, storing photos as digital ... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention _relates_ to an image processing apparatus, _an_ image _processing_ method, and an _image_ processing system which changes a tone _of_ _an_ image. 2. Description of _the_ Related Art In recent years, _with_ the widespread _use_ of digital cameras, storing photos as digi... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention is generally directed to systems and method for cooling electronics within a computer rack. More specifically, the present invention provides for liquid cooling of assemblies within a computer rack.
Description of the Related Art
Functionality within computing systems in the... | field of the invention the present invention is generally directed to systems and method for cooling electronics within a computer rack. more specifically, the present invention provides for liquid cooling of assemblies within a computer rack. description of the related art functionality within computing systems in the... | Field of the Invention The present invention is generally directed to sywrems and method for cooliHh electronics within a computer raxl. More specifically, the present invention pr9vjdes for liquid cooling of assemblies within a computer rack. Description of the Related Art Functionality within computing systems in the... | of the The present invention is generally directed to and method cooling electronics within a computer rack. More specifically, the present invention provides for liquid cooling assemblies within a computer rack. Description of the Related Art Functionality within computing systems in the data center today is being inc... | FieLd Of tHe INVeNTIOn
thE prEsenT INVentIoN is gEnerally dirEcTed to sySTeMs AND METhOd fOr COOlInG eLECTrONiCS wITHIn A cOmPuter RAcK. mORe SPECifIcALly, THE PrESeNt InVENtioN PrOviDEs For LiQUid coOliNG oF ASsembLieS WiThIn A COmPUteR RAcK.
DeScRIpTioN OF THe RELATEd ArT
funCtioNALitY WitHIN computInG SysTEms iN thE... | Field of the Invention The presentinvention is generally directed to systems andmethod for cooling electronics within a computer rack.More specifically, the present invention provides for liquid cooling of assemblies within a computer rack. Description of the Related Art Functionalitywithin computing... | _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention is generally _directed_ to _systems_ and method for cooling _electronics_ within a computer rack. More specifically, _the_ present invention provides _for_ liquid cooling of assemblies within a computer rack. Description of the Related Art Functionality within _computing... |
The present invention relates to communication systems in general, and in particular to systems for recording address changes.
With the current advancements in communication technology, most people now have several methods by which they can be contacted. These methods include telephones, fax machines, electronic mail a... | the present invention relates to communication systems in general, and in particular to systems for recording address changes. with the current advancements in communication technology, most people now have several methods by which they can be contacted. these methods include telephones, fax machines, electronic mail a... | The present invention relates to communication systems in general, and in particular to systems for recording address changes. With the current advancements in communication technology, most people now have several methods by which they can be contacted. These methods include telephones, fax machines, electronic mail a... | The present invention relates to communication in general, and in particular to systems for recording address changes. With the current advancements in communication technology, most people now have several methods by which they can be contacted. These methods fax electronic mail accounts, pagers, In general, each of t... | thE pReSeNT InVENTION RElates TO ComMUnicatION sysTems IN GEnErAl, anD In ParTicUlAr TO SysteMs foR RECOrdinG ADDreSs cHANgES.
WiTh THE CUrreNT ADvanCEMENtS IN cOmmuniCaTion TEchNOLOGY, MoST PeOple now have SEveRAL MethodS By wHICH ThEy can Be ConTaCtEd. these MEthodS inCLUde tELEPhONes, FAX MachInES, eLeCTROnIC maIL A... | The present invention relates to communication systems in general,and in particular to systems for recording address changes. With the current advancementsincommunication technology, most people nowhave several methods by which they can be contacted. These methods include telephones, fax machines, ... | _The_ _present_ invention _relates_ to _communication_ systems in general, and _in_ _particular_ to _systems_ for recording _address_ changes. With the _current_ advancements in _communication_ technology, most people now have several methods by which they can be contacted. _These_ methods include telephones, fax machi... |
The present invention relates to a plasma processing apparatus and a plasma processing method, and in particular to a plasma processing method of conducting a matching operation with respect to a radio frequency (RF) power supply having periodical repetition of a high output period and a low output period.
In recent ye... | the present invention relates to a plasma processing apparatus and a plasma processing method, and in particular to a plasma processing method of conducting a matching operation with respect to a radio frequency ( rf ) power supply having periodical repetition of a high output period and a low output period. in recent ... | The present invention relates to a plasma processing apparatus and a plasma processing method, and in particular to a plasma processing method of conducting a matching operation with respect to a radio frequency (RF) power supply having periodical repetition of a high output period and a low output period. In recent ye... | The present invention relates to a plasma processing apparatus and a plasma processing method, and in particular to a plasma processing method of conducting a matching operation with respect to a radio (RF) power supply having periodical of a high output period and a low output period. In recent years, further high pre... | the prESeNT iNveNtioN relates to a pLASMA pRoCESsINg aPPaRATUs and A plaSMa procESSing MeThOd, AND in PARTIcULaR To a plasmA ProCeSsING mEthOD of cOndUCTIng A maTCHiNg opeRation WITh rEspEcT tO A RaDiO fREquency (RF) powER SUpPLy haVING PEriodIcAL REpeTitIon Of a high oUTPuT PeriOD and A lOW ouTPUT pERIod.
IN ReCent YE... | Thepresent invention relatesto a plasma processing apparatus and a plasma processingmethod, and inparticular to a plasma processing methodofconducting a matching operation with respect to a radio frequency (RF) power supply having periodical repetition of ahigh output period and a low output ... | The present invention relates to a plasma processing apparatus and a plasma processing _method,_ _and_ in particular to _a_ plasma processing _method_ _of_ _conducting_ a matching operation with respect to a _radio_ frequency _(RF)_ power supply having periodical repetition of a high output period and a low _output_ pe... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a device for sticking a protective sheet on the substrate surface.
2. Description of the Prior Art
When the back face of a semiconductor wafer (also referred to simply as wafer hereinafter) is ground and polished, it is necessary to protect the front face of th... | 1. field of the invention the following invention relates to a device for sticking a protective sheet on the substrate surface. 2. description of the prior art when the back face of a semiconductor wafer ( also referred to simply as wafer hereinafter ) is ground and polished, it is necessary to protect the front face o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device for sticking a protective sheet on the substrate surface. 2. Description of the Prior Art When the back face of a semiconductor wafer (also referred to simply as wafer hereinafter) is ground and polished, it is necessary to protect the front face of th... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device for sticking a protective sheet on the substrate surface. 2. Description of the Prior Art When the back of a semiconductor wafer (also referred to simply as wafer hereinafter) is ground polished, it necessary to protect the front face of the substrate ... | 1. Field OF THe InVentiON
ThE pReSENt invENtIOn rELAtES tO a DeVICe foR STiCkING A PRoteCtIVe ShEet On The sUbStrATE suRFAcE.
2. descRIPtION oF tHE PRIor Art
WhEn The back fACE oF a sEmICOnDucTOr Wafer (also referred to SimPlY AS wAFer HErEINAfteR) Is gRouNd anD PoLIshEd, IT iS NeCesSary To PROTeCt the FrONt FaCe Of Th... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device for sticking a protective sheet on the substrate surface. 2. Description of the Prior Art When the back face ofa semiconductorwafer (alsoreferred to simply as wafer hereinafter)is groundand polished, it is necessary to protect the front f... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ device _for_ sticking a protective sheet _on_ the substrate surface. 2. _Description_ of the Prior Art When the back face of _a_ _semiconductor_ wafer (also referred to simply as wafer hereinafter) is _ground_ and polished, _it_ _is_ necessary to protect ... |
The present invention relates to method for increasing the data rate without impairing the signal quality in a communications system for signaling over electric distribution lines from the customers' premises to the distribution substation. This inbound signaling concept has been described in detail in United Kingdom P... | the present invention relates to method for increasing the data rate without impairing the signal quality in a communications system for signaling over electric distribution lines from the customers ' premises to the distribution substation. this inbound signaling concept has been described in detail in united kingdom ... | The present invention relates to method for increasing the data rate without impairing the signal q7a;ity in a commIniDations system for signaling over electric distribution lines from the customers ' premises to the distribution substation. This inbound signaling concept has bSwn described in detail in United Kingdom ... | The present relates to method for increasing the data rate without impairing signal quality in a communications system for signaling over electric distribution lines from the customers' premises to the distribution substation. This inbound signaling concept been described in detail in United Kingdom No. 1,575,026 compl... | ThE preSEnT iNVEntion relAtES To metHOd for InCrEasIng THE datA ratE WItHOUt ImpaIrING tHe SigNaL quaLiTY IN a commUNICaTIOns SysTeM FoR siGNaLInG OVER elEcTRIc dISTributIOn liNes From tHe CuSTOmers' pRemISES to the diSTribUTioN SuBstaTiON. tHIS iNbOUNd sigNaLiNG COncept HaS BEEN DeScRiBed IN DEtaIL in uNiteD KingDom p... | The present invention relates to method for increasingthe data rate without impairing the signalquality in a communicationssystem for signaling over electric distribution lines from the customers' premises to the distribution substation. This inbound signaling concept has been described in detail in United Kingdo... | The present invention relates to method for increasing the _data_ rate _without_ _impairing_ the signal quality in a communications system for signaling _over_ _electric_ distribution lines _from_ the customers' _premises_ to the distribution _substation._ This inbound signaling _concept_ has been described in detail _... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to a display device and more particularly relates to a non-emissive display device that conducts a display operation using the light emitted from a backlight unit.
2. Description of the Related Art
Examples of non-emissive display devices include liquid ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention generally relates to a display device and more particularly relates to a non - emissive display device that conducts a display operation using the light emitted from a backlight unit. 2. description of the related art examples of non - emissive display devices include liq... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to a display device and more particularly relates to a non - emissive display device that conducts a display operation using the light emitted from a backlight unit. 2. Description of the Related Art Examples of non - emissive display devices include liq... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention generally relates to a display device and more particularly relates a non-emissive display device that conducts a display operation using the light emitted from a backlight unit. Description of Related Art Examples of non-emissive display devices include liquid crystal displa... | 1. fIeld OF tHE INVENTion
thE PreSeNT inVENtiON geNeRAlLy reLaTeS TO A DIsplAy dEvICE ANd moRe parTiCULARLY ReLAtEs TO a NOn-EmiSsIVE dispLaY DEVIce ThAt ConducTS A dIsplay OpERaTION using tHE liGHt EMItTed fROM A bACklIGhT UnIT.
2. descRIPtION oF ThE RELatEd ARt
ExaMplES oF Non-EMIsSIVe DISplay DEViceS iNCLuDe liQUiD ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates toa display device and more particularly relates to a non-emissive display device that conducts a display operation using the light emittedfroma backlight unit. 2. Description of the Related Art Examples of non-emissive display devices ... | 1. Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention generally relates to a display device and _more_ particularly relates _to_ a _non-emissive_ _display_ device that conducts _a_ display _operation_ using the light emitted from a _backlight_ unit. _2._ Description _of_ the _Related_ _Art_ Examples _of_ non-emissive dis... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains an ultraviolet fire detection device for detecting fires which uses a phosphor to translate energy from ultraviolet wavelengths down into visible and near infrared wavelengths for detection by a photo-sensitive solid state device which can sound an alarm upon detection ... | 1. field of the invention this invention pertains an ultraviolet fire detection device for detecting fires which uses a phosphor to translate energy from ultraviolet wavelengths down into visible and near infrared wavelengths for detection by a photo - sensitive solid state device which can sound an alarm upon detectio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains an ultraviolet fire detection device for detecting fires which uses a phosphor to translate energy from ultraviolet wavelengths down into visible and near infrared wavelengths for detection by a photo - sensitive solid state device which can sound an alarm upon detectio... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains an ultraviolet fire device for fires which uses a phosphor to energy from ultraviolet wavelengths down into visible and near infrared wavelengths for by a photo-sensitive solid state device which sound an alarm upon detection of the ultraviolet wavelengths associated wi... | 1. FIeld oF thE invENtIoN
thiS iNVENtiOn PerTAiNs An UltRAvIoleT fIRE dEteCTion dEVICE foR DEtECtIng fIREs which uSes A phosphOR to tRAnslaTe ENERGy fROm ULTraviOLet WAVELEnGths dowN INTO vIsIBlE ANd nEAr iNFraReD waveLengThS FoR detectioN BY a PhOTO-senSITive SOLiD StAtE dEviCE WHiCH can sOUnd AN alarm upOn DETecTion ... | 1. Field of theInventionThis invention pertains an ultraviolet fire detection devicefor detecting fires which uses a phosphor to translate energy from ultraviolet wavelengths down into visibleand near infrared wavelengths for detection by a photo-sensitive solid state device which cansound an alarm upon det... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention _pertains_ an ultraviolet _fire_ detection device for _detecting_ fires _which_ uses a phosphor _to_ translate energy _from_ ultraviolet wavelengths down into visible and near infrared _wavelengths_ for detection by a photo-sensitive solid state device _which_ can sound an ala... |
An output node (FBN) of a conventional PMIC can merely output an identical direct current (DC) level. When it is desired to control a low level VGL (e.g., different voltage levels are required at the start-up moment and during the operation, or the low level VGL is required when detecting different images or different ... | bipolar output amplifier ( fbn ) of a conventional pmic can merely output an identical direct current ( dc ) level. when it is desired to control a low quality vgl ( e. g., different voltage levels are required at the add - up moment and during the operation, or the low level vgl signals required while detecting differ... | An output node (FBN) of a conventional PMIC can Ker$ly output an identical direct current (DC) level. WGem it is desired to control a low level VGL (e. g. , different voltage levels are required at the start - up moment and V8ring the operation, or the low l3veI VGL is required when detecting different images or difCee... | An output node (FBN) of a conventional PMIC can merely output an identical direct current (DC) level. When it is desired to control a low level VGL (e.g., different voltage levels are the start-up moment and during the the low VGL is when detecting images or different temperatures), a printed circuit board assembly (PC... | an OuTPut node (fBN) OF A CONvEnTioNAl pmiC CaN MereLY oUtpUT aN IdeNTiCAL DIrECt cURrenT (DC) LeVel. wheN It is DESIrED TO COnTRoL a LoW lEVeL vgL (e.G., DifFereNt vOLTAGE lEVelS aRE RequiReD aT THe starT-UP MomeNT and DuriNg ThE OPErATION, OR The Low leVEL vgl Is rEQUIReD WHen DEtEctiNG DIffeRENT iMAGeS or DIFFErent ... | An output node (FBN) of a conventionalPMIC can merely output anidentical direct current (DC) level. Whenit is desired to control a low level VGL(e.g., different voltage levels are required atthe start-up moment and duringthe operation, or thelow level VGL isrequired when detecting different images or ... | An _output_ node (FBN) of a _conventional_ PMIC can merely output an identical direct _current_ (DC) level. When it is _desired_ _to_ control _a_ low level VGL (e.g., different voltage levels are required at the _start-up_ _moment_ and during the operation, or the low level VGL _is_ required when detecting different im... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a liquid crystal sealant, a liquid crystal display device using the same, and a method for producing the device. More particularly, it relates to a heat-curable liquid crystal sealant which is excellent in screen printability in producing a liquid crystal displ... | 1. field of the invention the present uses relate to a liquid crystal sealant, a liquid crystal display device using the same, and a method for producing the device. more particularly, it relates to a heat - curable liquid crystal sealant which is excellent in screen printability in producing a liquid crystal display d... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a ii2uid crystal sealant, a liquid crystal display device using the same, and a method for producing the device. More particularly, it relates to a heat - curable liquid crystal sealant which is excellent in screen printability in producing a liquid crystal dis... | 1. Field the Invention The invention relates to a liquid crystal sealant, a liquid crystal display device using the same, and a method for producing the device. More particularly, it relates a heat-curable liquid crystal sealant which is excellent in screen printability in producing a liquid crystal display device and ... | 1. FIelD OF ThE InVENTION
ThE preSeNT inveNTIoN RELATES to A liqUiD CRYSTaL seALanT, a lIqUid CRySTAL diSpLaY DeVICE uSinG ThE sAME, AnD A mEThOd FOR PROdUCiNG THe dEvICE. More PaRTIcularlY, It ReLateS to A hEAT-CURAbLe lIquId crYSTAL SEalANt WhICH iS EXceLlenT IN scREen prIntABIliTY iN PRoducInG a liQuId cRYStAL DIsPl... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa liquid crystal sealant, a liquid crystal display device usingthe same, and a method for producing the device. More particularly, it relates to a heat-curable liquid crystal sealantwhich is excellent in screenprintability in producing ... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates to a liquid _crystal_ sealant, a liquid _crystal_ _display_ _device_ using the same, _and_ _a_ method _for_ producing the device. More particularly, it _relates_ to a heat-curable liquid crystal sealant which is excellent in screen printability in _producing... |
The present invention is contemplated for use with underground channel boring systems, the invention being adapted to simplify and expedite the installation of pipes into such underground channels. In typical applications, underground channels are bored between two predetermined points, which points are typically expos... | the present invention is contemplated for use with underground channel boring systems, the invention originally adapted to simplify and expedite the installation of pipes into distinct underground channels. in typical applications, underground channels are bored between two predetermined points, which points are typica... | The present invention is contemplated for use with underground channel boring systems, the invention being adapted to simplify and expedite the installation of pipes into such underground channels. In typical applications, underground channels are bored between two predetermined points, which points are typically expos... | The present invention is contemplated for use with underground channel boring systems, the invention being adapted to simplify and expedite the installation of pipes into such channels. typical applications, channels are between two points, which points are typically exposed to the surface for access by personnel and/o... | thE PReSENT invenTIOn iS cOnTemPLaTeD For uSE WitH unDeRGround CHaNnEL BOrIng sySTEmS, THE InveNtIOn BEiNg adaPTeD to sImpLIfy aND EXPEDitE tHe inStallAtION oF pIpES IntO sUCh uNDErGROund chaNNEls. IN tYPICaL applIcATIonS, UnDerGrOUND chANnELS ARe bored BETweEn tWo PReDETerminED pOINTs, wHIch POints arE typICAllY ExpOS... | The present invention is contemplated for use with underground channel boring systems,the invention being adapted to simplify and expedite the installation of pipes into such underground channels. In typical applications, underground channels are bored between two predetermined points, which points are typ... | The present invention is contemplated for _use_ with underground channel boring _systems,_ the invention being _adapted_ to simplify and _expedite_ the installation of pipes _into_ such underground channels. In typical applications, underground channels _are_ bored between two predetermined points, which points are typ... |
The present application relates to a semiconductor device.
The losses associated with switch mode power supplies depend on the resistance of the FETs used in the circuit as well as the charge utilized by the driver during the switching event. At higher frequencies, the losses associated with charge, Qg, Qgd, etc., beco... | the present application relates to a semiconductor device. the losses associated with switch mode power supplies depend on the resistance of the fets used in the circuit as well as the charge utilized by device driver during the switching operations. at higher speeds, the losses associated with charge, qg, qgd, vs., be... | The present application relates to a semiconductor device. The losses associated with switch mode power supplies depend on the resistance of the FETs used in the circuit as well as the charge utilized by the driver during the switching event. At higher frequencies, the losses associated with charge, Qg, Qgd, etc. , bec... | present application relates to a The associated with switch mode power supplies depend on the resistance the FETs used in the circuit as well as the charge utilized by driver during the switching event. At higher frequencies, the losses associated with Qg, Qgd, etc., become large, while at high the associated resistanc... | ThE prESent aPPLiCaTiOn rElAtEs TO A SEMicoNdUCTOR DEVIce.
thE losSeS asSOCiATED wiTh switcH MoDe pOWER SuppLIeS dEPeNd on The resisTaNCE of tHE fETS UseD iN ThE CIRCuIT as WEll as ThE CHARGe UtILiZED By tHE DRivEr duRIng ThE swITCHing evenT. At hIgher fRequEnCies, THe LoSSes ASSOCIAtEd witH CharGE, qG, qgd, eTC., beCO... | Thepresent application relates to a semiconductor device. The losses associated with switch mode power supplies depend on the resistanceof the FETs used in the circuit as well as the charge utilizedby the driverduring the switching event.At higher frequencies, the losses associated with charge, Qg,Qgd,etc., bec... | The present application relates _to_ a semiconductor device. The losses associated with _switch_ mode power supplies depend on the _resistance_ _of_ _the_ _FETs_ used in _the_ _circuit_ as well as the charge _utilized_ by the driver during the switching event. At higher frequencies, the losses associated with _charge,_... |
This invention relates to hair treatment compositions. In particular the invention relates to hair treatment compositions comprising a phase formed from a particular type of gel.
A suspending agent is commonly employed in hair treatment compositions to improve stability against phase separation and settling of suspende... | this invention relates to hair treatment compositions. in particular the polymer relates to hair treatment compositions comprising a phase formed from a particular type of gel. a suspending agent is commonly employed in hair treatment compositions to improve stability against phase degradation and settling of suspended... | This invention relates to hair treatment compositions. In particular the invention relates to hair treatment compositions comprising a phase formed from a particular type of gel. A suspending agent is commonly employed in hair treatment compositions to improve sFabili^y against phase separation and settling of suspende... | This relates to hair compositions. In the invention relates to hair treatment compositions phase formed from a particular type of gel. A suspending is commonly employed in hair to improve against phase separation settling of suspended materials. Examples of commonly used suspending agents suspending agents (such ethyle... | THis inVEnTION relaTeS To haiR TREatMent cOMPosiTIonS. in PaRTIcuLAr The InvEnTioN relatES To HAiR tReaTMENt cOMpOSITIoNs comPrISing a pHASE FORMed From A paRtICULar TYPE OF GeL.
a SUSpENdinG aGEnt iS COMmONly empLoYED iN haIR TreATment CoMpOSITiOns TO IMpROVe staBiLItY AGaiNSt PhASE sePARaTiOn AnD SEtTLing Of sUSpende... | This invention relatesto hair treatment compositions. Inparticular the invention relatesto hair treatmentcompositions comprising a phase formed from a particular type of gel. A suspending agent is commonly employed in hair treatment compositions to improve stability against phaseseparationand settling of sus... | This _invention_ relates to hair treatment _compositions._ In particular the invention relates to hair _treatment_ compositions comprising a phase formed from a particular type _of_ gel. A suspending _agent_ is commonly employed in hair treatment _compositions_ to improve stability against phase _separation_ _and_ sett... |
With the enhancement in the quality of multimedia contents, a high quality multichannel audio signal, such as a 7.1 channel audio signal, a 10.2 channel audio signal, a 13.2 channel audio signal, and a 22.2 channel audio signal, having a relatively large number of channels compared to an existing 5.1 channel audio sign... | with the enhancement to the quality of multimedia contents, a high quality multichannel audio signal, such as a 7. 1 channel audio signal, a 10. 2 channel audio signal, a 13. 2 channel audio signal, and a 22. 2 channel audio signal, having a relatively large number of channels compared to an existing 5. 1 channel audio... | With the enhancement in the quality of multimedia contents, a TigJ quality multichannel audio signal, such as a 7. 1 channel audio signal, a 10. 2 channel audio signal, a 13. 2 channel audio signal, and a 22. 2 channel audio signal, having a relatively large number of channels compared to an existing 5. 1 chagnDl audio... | With the enhancement in the of multimedia contents, high quality multichannel audio signal, such a 7.1 channel audio signal, a 10.2 channel audio signal, a 13.2 channel signal, and a 22.2 channel audio having a relatively large number of channels compared to an existing channel audio signal, has been used. However, in ... | WitH ThE EnHanCeMENT in THe QuAlity oF MuLTImedia cOnTENTS, A hIgh qUAlItY MulTicHaNnEL aUDIO signAl, sUcH as A 7.1 ChAnnEl aUDiO Signal, A 10.2 ChanNEL AUDiO SiGnaL, a 13.2 ChaNNeL aUdIO sIGNal, AnD A 22.2 cHAnNel auDiO SIGNaL, HAvING A ReLAtIVeLY LargE nUMbeR OF ChaNneLS comParEd to An eXISTINg 5.1 ChannEl AudiO sIGN... | With the enhancement in the quality of multimedia contents, ahigh quality multichannel audio signal, such as a 7.1 channel audio signal, a 10.2 channel audio signal, a 13.2 channel audiosignal, and a 22.2 channel audio signal, having a relatively large number of channels compared to an exist... | With the _enhancement_ _in_ the quality of multimedia _contents,_ _a_ high _quality_ multichannel audio signal, such as a 7.1 _channel_ audio signal, a 10.2 channel audio signal, a 13.2 channel audio _signal,_ and a 22.2 channel audio signal, having a relatively large number _of_ channels _compared_ to an existing 5.1 ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a mousepad, and more particular to a multi-function wireless power induction mousepad.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A mousepad is essential to computer peripheral devices. Through the special design of the surface of the mousepad, the mouse can slide correct... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a mousepad, and more particular to a multi - function wireless power induction mousepad. 2. description to the prior art a mousepad is essential to computer peripheral devices. through the special design of the surface to the mousepad, the mouse can slide corre... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a mousepad, and more particular to a multi - function wireless power induction mousepad. 2. Description of the Prior Art A mousepad is eas#ntial to computer peripheral devices. Through the special design of the surRave of the mousepad, the mouse can s>Ude corre... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a mousepad, and more particular to a multi-function wireless power induction mousepad. 2. Description the Prior Art A mousepad is essential computer peripheral devices. Through the special design of the surface of the mousepad, the mouse can slide correctly on the mous... | 1. fIeLd of thE invEntION
thE pResEnT iNVEnTIon Relates To a MoUsEpAd, aNd mORe pARTIcULaR tO a MuLtI-fUncTion WireLEsS pOwer INdUcTion MOusEPad.
2. dEsCRipTioN OF ThE Prior Art
a MoUsEPaD is ESseNTiAL tO cOmpuTer PeRipheRal deVIcEs. THrougH thE SPEciAl deSIGn OF thE sUrFaCE of THE MousepaD, THE MOUsE CAN sliDE corRECt... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The presentinvention relates to a mousepad, and more particular to a multi-function wireless power induction mousepad.2. Description of the Prior Art A mousepad is essential to computer peripheraldevices. Through the special design of the surface of the mousepad,the mous... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention _relates_ to a mousepad, and more particular to _a_ multi-function wireless power induction mousepad. _2._ Description of the Prior Art _A_ mousepad _is_ essential to _computer_ _peripheral_ devices. Through the special design of the surface of the mousepad, the mouse can... |
Heat pump HVAC units have been used for some time to heat and cool spaces that people occupy such as the interior of buildings. Heat pumps have also been used for other purposes such as heating water and providing heat for industrial processes. Heat pumps are typically more efficient than alternative heat sources, such... | heat pump hvac units have been used for some time to heat and cool spaces that people occupy such as the interior of buildings. heat pumps have also been used for other purposes such as heating water and providing heat for industrial processes. heat pumps are typically more sophisticated than alternative heat sources, ... | Heat pump HVAC units have been used for some time to heat and cool spaces that people occupy such as the interior of buildings. Heat pumps have also been used for other purposes such as heating water and providing heat for industrial processes. Heat pumps are typically more efficient than alternative heat sources, such... | Heat pump HVAC units have been used for some time to and cool spaces that people occupy such as the interior of buildings. pumps have also been used for other such as heating water and providing heat for industrial processes. Heat pumps are typically more than alternative heat sources, such as electrical resistance hea... | HeAt PuMP HVAC UnItS HaVe beEN uSED FOr some TIMe tO hEAt anD CoOl SpaceS tHAt PEOPlE OCCUPY SuCh as The inteRioR of BuildINgs. heAT PUmps HAvE AlSo been UseD foR otheR PURposes suCH As HeAtING wateR ANd PROvIDINg HeaT FoR INDusTRiAL proCESSEs. hEAT PUMPS ArE TYpiCalLY more EfFiciENt ThaN AlterNAtive HeAT SoURcES, SUcH... | Heat pump HVAC units have been used for some time to heat and cool spacesthat people occupy such as theinterior of buildings. Heatpumps have also been used for other purposes suchas heatingwater and providing heat for industrial processes. Heat pumps are typically more efficient than alternativeheat sou... | Heat pump HVAC units _have_ been _used_ for some time to heat _and_ _cool_ spaces _that_ _people_ occupy such as _the_ interior of buildings. Heat pumps have also been used _for_ other purposes such _as_ heating water and providing heat for industrial processes. Heat pumps _are_ typically _more_ efficient _than_ altern... |
A. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method and device for selecting data symbols to be transmitted in a digital communication system. Although the invention provides a method of signal point mapping and may be applied to any data communication system, it is particularly well suited for use in s... | 3. descriptions of the invention the present invention relates to a method and device for selecting data symbols to be transmitted in a digital communication system. although the invention provides a method of signal point mapping and will be applied to any data communication system, it is particularly well suited for ... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and device for selecting data symbols to be transmitted in a digital communication system. Although the invention provides a method of signal point mapping and may be applied to any data communication system, it is particularly well suited for use in s... | A. of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and device for selecting data symbols to be transmitted in digital communication system. Although the invention provides a method of point mapping and may applied to any data communication system, it is particularly well suited for use systems where the sele... | a. FieLd of The InvenTIoN
tHE preSENT InveNtion relaTES To a meThoD ANd DEVice FOr SELeCtiNG datA Symbols TO be TRaNSmiTtEd iN a DIgITAl COMmUNICATIoN SYsTEM. AlTHoUgH thE InveNtioN pROVIDES a mEthOd oF SIGNaL POiNT MaPpInG AnD mAy Be aPPLIed TO AnY dAta communicATioN sYstem, iT Is PARTICulaRLy wELL sUiTeD for use IN s... | A. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and devicefor selectingdata symbols tobe transmitted in a digitalcommunication system. Althoughtheinvention provides a method of signalpoint mapping andmay be applied to any datacommunication system, it is particularly well... | A. _Field_ of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _a_ _method_ _and_ device for _selecting_ data symbols to be transmitted in a digital communication system. Although the invention provides _a_ method of signal _point_ _mapping_ and may _be_ applied to _any_ data _communication_ system, it is particularly ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a seedling transfer tools and more particularly pertains to handling seedlings in a tender and convenient manner.
2. Description of the Prior Art
The use of apparatus for handling seedlings of various designs and configurations is known in the prior art. More s... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates with a seedling transfer tools and more particularly pertains to handling seedlings in a tender and convenient manner. 2. description of the prior art the use of apparatus for handling seedlings of various designs and configurations is known in the prior art. more... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a seedling transfer tools and more particularly pertains to handling seedlings in a tender and convenient manner. 2. Description of the Prior Art The use of apparatus for handling seedlings of various designs and configurations is known in the prior art. More s... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a seedling transfer tools and more particularly to handling seedlings in a tender and convenient manner. 2. Description of Prior Art The use of apparatus for handling seedlings various designs configurations is known in the art. specifically, apparatus for hand... | 1. FiEld oF ThE InvEntiOn
THe PResent INVEnTion RelATes TO a seeDLing tranSFeR ToOlS AnD mORe paRtIcULArly peRTAInS To hAndLING SeedliNgS iN A TenDeR anD cOnveNiEnt MAnneR.
2. DeSCrIpTiOn OF ThE pRIOr Art
THE USe Of aPpaRAtuS fOr HandLING SeedlINGs of vAriouS DESIGnS aND coNFiGuRATIonS IS KNoWn IN tHe PrioR arT. MORe S... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates to a seedling transfer tools and more particularly pertains to handling seedlings in a tenderandconvenient manner. 2.Description of the PriorArt The use of apparatus for handling seedlings of various designs and configurations is known in ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present invention relates _to_ _a_ seedling transfer tools and _more_ particularly pertains _to_ handling seedlings in a tender and convenient manner. 2. _Description_ of the Prior _Art_ The use of _apparatus_ for handling seedlings of various _designs_ and configurations is known _in_ t... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to the art of tooth maintenance for large animals and more particularly to a set of tools which may be used under powered motion for care and maintenance such as removing a selected portion of the exposed surface of teeth, such as equine teeth, with the powered hand bein... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to the art of tooth maintenance for large animals and more particularly to a set of tools which may be used through powered motion for care and maintenance such as removing a selected portion of the exposed surface of teeth, termed as equine teeth, with the powered hand ... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the art of tooth maintenance for large animals and more particularly to a set of tools which may be used under powered motion for care and maintenance such as removing a selected portion of the exposed surface of teeth, such as equine teeth, with the powered hand bein... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to the art of tooth maintenance for large animals and more particularly to a set of tools may be used under powered motion for care and such as removing a selected portion of the exposed surface of teeth, such as equine teeth, with the hand being guided into the mouth of... | 1. fIeLd of the invENtiOn
tHIs iNvEnTion ReLATeS tO the Art of toOTH MaInTENAnce fOr LaRGE aNimaLs and mOrE partICULArLY TO a SET OF toolS WhIch May be uSeD UNDER pOWERed MOTIoN FOR cAre AND maInTEnanCE SUCh as RemOVInG A SElECtEd pORtIoN of THe expoSed SURFacE of TeeTh, sUCH AS EQuiNE tEeTh, WItH the powerED hAnD BeIN... | 1. Field of the InventionThisinvention relates to the art of tooth maintenance for large animals and more particularly to a set oftools which may be used under powered motion for care and maintenancesuch as removing a selected portion of the exposed surface of teeth,such asequine teeth, with the ... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention This invention _relates_ to the art _of_ _tooth_ maintenance _for_ large animals and _more_ particularly to _a_ set of tools which _may_ be _used_ under powered motion for care and _maintenance_ _such_ as removing _a_ _selected_ portion of the exposed surface _of_ _teeth,_ such as equine tee... |
The invention relates to a central release device for a hydraulic clutch actuation system. The invention relates in particular to a central release device of a hydraulic clutch actuation system for a motor vehicle clutch.
A conventional hydraulic clutch actuation system for motor vehicles has a master cylinder which is... | the invention relates to a central release device for a hydraulic clutch actuation system. the invention relates in particular to a central release device of a hydraulic clutch actuation system for a motor vehicle clutch. a conventional hydraulic clutch actuation system for motor vehicles has a master cylinder which is... | The invention relates to a central release device for a hydraulic clutch actuation system. The invention relates in particular to a central release device of a hydraulic clutch actuation system for a motor vehicle clutch. A conventional hydraulic clutch actuation system for motor vehicles has a master cylinder which is... | The invention relates to a central release device for a hydraulic clutch system. The invention relates in particular to a release device of hydraulic clutch actuation system motor vehicle clutch. conventional hydraulic actuation system for motor vehicles has cylinder is connected to a compensating filled with hydraulic... | tHE inVentiOn rELATeS tO A cENTRal RelEasE DEviCE For A HYdRaUlic ClutCH ACTUatioN SysTEM. tHE iNvEntiOn ReLAteS in parTICuLaR To A cenTrAL ReLeAse DEvIcE of a HydRaUlIC cluTCH aCTuAtiOn SYSTEm for a MOTor vehiCle cLUtch.
a coNVeNTIoNAL hYdRaulIc clUtCh ACTuaTIon sySteM FOr mOtOR VEhicLES hAs a MAsteR cYlindER WHIcH Is... | The inventionrelates to a central release device forahydraulic clutch actuation system. The invention relates in particular to a central release device of a hydraulic clutchactuation system fora motor vehicle clutch. A conventional hydraulic clutch actuation system for motor vehicles has a master cyl... | The invention relates to a central release _device_ for _a_ _hydraulic_ clutch actuation system. The _invention_ relates in particular to _a_ central release device _of_ a hydraulic clutch actuation system for a motor vehicle _clutch._ A conventional hydraulic clutch actuation system _for_ motor vehicles has a master _... |
Given a user query, an information retrieval (IR) system, for example a search engine, produces a ranked list of results that are most likely to satisfy a users needs and in the example of a search engine, the results may be web pages or images. In another example, the IR system may be an online shopping service and in... | given a user query, an information retrieval ( ir ) system, for example a search engine, produces their ranked list of results that are most likely to satisfy a users needs and in the example of a search engine, the results may be web pages or images. in another example, the ir system may be an online shopping service ... | Given a user query, an information retrieval (IR) system, for example a search wng*ne, produces a ranked list of results that are most liOelH to satisfy a users needs and in the example of a search engine, the results may be web pages or images. In another example, the IR system may be an online shopping service and in... | Given a user query, an information retrieval system, for a search engine, produces a ranked list of results that are to satisfy a users and in the example a search engine, the results may be web or images. In another example, the IR system may be an online shopping service and in this case the results may be suggestion... | GIvEn a USeR QuERy, An InFOrMATiOn REtrIEval (ir) SYSTEM, foR ExAMple A SEaRch eNgINE, pRoduCES A RanKed LiST Of reSulTS THat ARE mOSt LIkELY tO SAtISfY A useRs NEEDs aND iN THe eXAmPlE of A SeARcH ENGIne, ThE ReSuLTs maY bE WEb paGES Or iMages. in ANOTher EXAmple, The iR SYSTEM MAY bE AN ONLinE SHopPiNG sERvice AnD In... | Given a user query, an information retrieval (IR) system, for example asearch engine, produces a ranked list of results that are most likelyto satisfy ausers needs and in the example of a search engine, theresults may be web pagesor images. In anotherexample, theIR system may be an online shopping service... | Given a user query, an information retrieval (IR) system, for example _a_ search engine, produces a ranked _list_ of _results_ _that_ are most likely _to_ satisfy _a_ users needs and _in_ the example of a search engine, the results may be web _pages_ _or_ images. In another _example,_ the IR system may be _an_ _online_... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to electostatographic copying and printing machines of the type having electronic imaging, and more particularly to improving the quality of images such machines produce by automatically adjusting process control parameters.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In elec... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to electostatographic copying and printing machines of the type having electronic imaging, and more particularly to improving the quality of images such machines produce by automatically adjusting process control parameters. 2. description of the prior art in elec... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electostatographic copying and printing machines of the type having electronic imaging, and more particularly to improving the quality of images such machines produce by automatically adjusting process control parameters. 2. Description of the Prior Art In elec... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electostatographic copying printing machines of the type having electronic imaging, and more particularly to improving the quality of images such machines produce by automatically adjusting process control parameters. 2. of the Prior Art In electrostatographic ... | 1. FIeld oF THe inVeNTiOn
The PrESENT inVentIOn RelATES TO elEctostatOGRaPhIc COPYINg AND PRinTing mAChInEs oF thE TYPe HaviNG ELECtRoNIC imaGIng, AND morE PArTiCULARlY TO ImProving tHe quaLiTY Of IMAGES SUcH MACHinEs pRodUCE BY AutOmAticalLy aDJUsTiNG PROcesS coNTRoL PAraMETeRS.
2. dEsCrIpTion of tHE pRIOR aRt
IN eLeC... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to electostatographic copying and printing machines of thetype havingelectronic imaging, and more particularly to improving the quality of images such machines produce by automatically adjusting process control parameters. 2. Description of the Prior... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to electostatographic copying _and_ printing _machines_ of the _type_ _having_ electronic imaging, _and_ more particularly _to_ improving the quality of images such machines _produce_ _by_ automatically adjusting process control parameters. 2. Description _of_ _... |
In some prior art tool bodies, strain gauges are installed for getting the twisting forces applied to the tool body. However generally, theses strain gauges have no sufficient sensitivities for providing a precise twisting force value. Thereby it will cause that the tool body with precise control cannot be used.
In one... | using some prior art tool bodies, strain gauges are installed for getting the twisting forces applied to the tool body. however generally, theses elastic gauges have no sufficient sensitivities for providing a precise twisting force gradient. thereby it will cause that the tool body with precise control cannot be effec... | In some prior art tp9l bodies, strain gauges are installed for getting the twisting forces applied to the tool body. Hodevrr generally, theses strain gauges have no sufficient sensitivities for providing a precise twisting VoEce val^D. Thereby it will cause that the tool body with preciQw control cannot be used. In one... | In some prior art bodies, strain gauges are installed for getting the twisting forces applied to the tool body. However generally, strain gauges have sufficient sensitivities for providing a precise twisting force value. Thereby it will cause that the tool body with precise control cannot be used. In one improvement, t... | iN soMe PRIor Art toOl bODIes, STRaIn GAugES aRE iNStallEd for gEttIng THE twISTIng fOrCEs aPpLIeD To tHe TOoL BODy. HoWEVer GenERaLlY, tHeSEs stRain gauGEs Have No sUFFICIENt SeNsITIvItIES For PRoVidINg A PrEcISe TWIsTing forCE valUe. tHEReBy iT WIll cAuSE thAt tHE ToOl bOdy wItH PREcISe CoNTRol CANNOT BE useD.
in oNe... | In some prior arttool bodies, strain gauges are installed for getting the twisting forces applied to the tool body. However generally, theses strain gauges have no sufficient sensitivities forproviding a precisetwisting force value. Thereby it will cause thatthe tool body withprecise control canno... | In some _prior_ art tool bodies, strain gauges _are_ installed for getting _the_ twisting forces _applied_ to the tool body. _However_ generally, _theses_ _strain_ _gauges_ have no sufficient sensitivities for providing a precise twisting force value. Thereby it will cause that the tool body _with_ _precise_ control ca... |
Embodiments of the invention relate to file systems, and in particular, to a switch-aware parallel file system.
A file system is a management structure for storing and organizing files and data. File systems are software components that use storage subsystems to maintain files and data. File systems impose a logical st... | embodiments of the invention relate to file systems, and in particular, to a switch - aware parallel file system. a file system is a management structure for storing and organizing files and data. file systems are software components that use storage subsystems to maintain files and data. file systems impose a logical ... | Embodiments of the invention relate to file systems, and in particular, to a switch - aware parallel file system. A file system is a management structure for storing and organizing files and data. File systems are software components that use storage subsystems to maintain files and data. File systems impose a logical ... | of relate to systems, and in particular, to a switch-aware parallel file system. file system is a management structure for storing and files and data. File systems are software components that storage subsystems to maintain files and data. File systems impose a logical structure on a storage subsystem to allow client c... | EmbODIMeNts oF thE InVenTIOn RelatE TO FILe SYsTemS, AnD In PaRtIcuLAR, To A swItch-awARE ParalLel filE sYstem.
A fILe SYSTem iS A MAnAgemeNt sTRuCTuRE fOr STOrIng aNd oRganIzInG files anD DatA. file SyStEMS arE sOftwARe CoMpONEntS thaT uSE SToRaGe SubsYSTEMs to maINTaiN filES aNd DAta. File sysTemS ImPoSe A lOGIcal st... | Embodiments of the invention relate to file systems, and in particular, to a switch-aware parallel file system. A file system is a management structure for storing and organizing files and data. Filesystems are software components that usestorage subsystems to maintain files and data. File system... | Embodiments of _the_ _invention_ relate to file systems, and in particular, _to_ a switch-aware parallel file system. _A_ file _system_ is a management structure for storing _and_ _organizing_ files _and_ data. File systems _are_ software components _that_ use storage _subsystems_ _to_ maintain files and data. File _sy... |
Modern electronic devices such as a notebook computer comprise a variety of memories to store information. Memory circuits include two major categories. One is volatile memories; the other is non-volatile memories. Volatile memories include random access memory (RAM), which can be further divided into two sub-categorie... | modern electronic devices such as a notebook computer comprise a variety of memories to store information. core circuits include two major categories. one is volatile memories ; the other is non - volatile memories. volatile memories include random access memory ( ram ), which would be further divided into two sub - ca... | Modern electronic devices such as a notebook computer comprise a variety of memories to store information. Hemiry circuits include two major categories. One is volatile memories; the other is non - volatile memories. Volatile memLriew include random access memory (RAM ), which can be further divided into two sub - cate... | Modern electronic devices such as a notebook computer comprise a variety of to store information. Memory circuits include two major categories. One is volatile memories; the other is non-volatile memories. Volatile memories include random access memory (RAM), can be further divided two sub-categories, static random acc... | MOdeRN eleCtrOnIC dEviceS such As a notEBook cOmPUtEr comPRise a vARIETY of MemORiES To stOre iNForMATIon. MEmORy CIRCUITS inClUdE TWo maJoR cAteGoriEs. oNe IS volaTiLE MEMoRIeS; tHe otHEr IS nON-vOLaTILe mEMoRies. VOLAtiLE MEmOrIes InClUdE RANDOM aCcEss meMORy (RAM), wHich CAn BE fUrtHeR diVideD IntO twO SUb-CATeGORiE... | Modern electronicdevices such as a notebook computercomprise a variety ofmemories to store information. Memory circuits include two majorcategories. One is volatile memories; the other is non-volatile memories. Volatile memories include random access memory (RAM), which can befurther divided into ... | Modern electronic devices such as _a_ notebook computer comprise _a_ variety of memories to _store_ _information._ Memory circuits _include_ two major categories. One is _volatile_ memories; the other is non-volatile memories. Volatile memories _include_ random access memory (RAM), which can be further divided into two... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a button telephone apparatus (key-system) and an Internet communication system, in particular, those that bidirectionally exchange telephone audio packets between a conventional Internet network (in a narrow sense) and a button telephone apparatus (key-system) ... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates to a button telephone apparatus ( key - system ) and an internet communication system, in particular, those that bidirectionally exchange telephone audio packets between a conventional internet network ( in a narrow sense ) and a green telephone apparatus ( key - ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a button telephone apparatus (key - system) and an Internet communication system, in particular, those that bidirectionally exchange telephone audio packets between a conventional Internet network (in a narrow sense) and a button telephone apparatus (key - syst... | 1. Field Invention The present relates to a button telephone apparatus (key-system) and an Internet communication system, in particular, those that bidirectionally exchange telephone audio packets between a conventional Internet network (in a narrow sense) a button telephone (key-system) through public telephone networ... | 1. fIeld Of The iNvENtIOn
ThE pREsent InVeNTIon RElAtES To A ButTon tElephOnE apParAtUs (key-SYStEm) and aN iNTeRnET COmMuNicATiON SYstEm, In partiCULAR, thoSE ThAT bIdiREctIonALlY excHange teLEPhonE audIo PACKETs BetwEEN a cONVEnTIonAL inTErNET NetWorK (IN a NArrOw SeNsE) and a buttOn tElEPHOne apParaTus (key-systEm) ... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates toabuttontelephone apparatus (key-system) and an Internet communicationsystem, in particular, those that bidirectionally exchange telephone audio packets betweena conventional Internet network (in anarrow sense) and a button telephone apparatus(key-sy... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a _button_ telephone apparatus (key-system) and an Internet communication system, in particular, those that _bidirectionally_ exchange telephone audio packets _between_ a conventional Internet _network_ (in a narrow _sense)_ _and_ a button telephone apparatus (... |
The present application relates generally to the field of child strollers. More particularly, the present invention relates to a foldable stroller having an adjustable leg support extension that is pivotally secured to the stroller and a mechanism that retains the last adjustment support extension position when the str... | the present application relates generally to the field of child strollers. more particularly, the present invention relates to a foldable stroller having an adjustable leg support extension that is simply secured to the stroller and a mechanism generally retains the last adjustment support extension position when the s... | The present application relates generally to the field of child strollers. More particularly, the present invention relates to a foldable stroller having an adjustable leg support extension that is pivotally secured to the stroller and a mechanism that retains the /axt adjustment support extension position when the str... | The present application the field of strollers. More particularly, the present relates to a foldable stroller having an adjustable leg support extension that is pivotally secured to the stroller and a mechanism that retains the last adjustment support extension position when the stroller is between folded and unfolded ... | tHe PRESenT aPpLICatIOn RelateS generalLy tO ThE fieLd Of ChilD stROLlErS. MORE partiCulARLY, THE PrESEnt InVEnTIOn ReLAteS To a FOLDAble StrOLLEr HAVINg AN AdJUstABLE LeG SuppORT ExTEnsIon ThAT iS PiVotaLlY sECuRed To THE StrOlLEr aND a mechaNisM THAT RETainS THe lASt adJusTMent SuppOrT extensIOn POSITioN wHen the StR... | Thepresent application relates generally to the field ofchild strollers. More particularly, the presentinvention relates to a foldablestrollerhaving an adjustable leg support extension that is pivotally secured to the stroller and a mechanism that retains the lastadjustment support extension position when ... | _The_ present application relates generally to the field of child strollers. More particularly, the present invention relates to a foldable _stroller_ having _an_ adjustable leg _support_ _extension_ that is pivotally secured _to_ the stroller and _a_ mechanism _that_ _retains_ _the_ last adjustment support _extension_... |
The present invention relates to a laser control apparatus, more particularly, an apparatus which carries out power control of a semiconductor laser employed for an optical recording/reproducing apparatus, and can control the optical power stably even when an output light is modulated at high speed at the high-speed re... | the present invention relates to a laser control apparatus, more particularly, an apparatus which carries out power steering of a signal laser employed for an optical recording / reproducing apparatus, and can control the optical power stably even when an output light is modulated at high speed at the high - speed reco... | The present invention relates to a laser control apparatus, more particularly, an apparatus which carries out power control of a semiconductor laser employed for an optical recording / reproducing apparatus, and can control the optical power stably even @heg an output light is modulated at high speed at the high - spee... | The present invention to a laser control apparatus, more particularly, an apparatus which carries power control of a semiconductor laser employed an optical apparatus, and can control the optical power stably even when an output light is modulated at high speed at the high-speed recording. A laser is generally employed... | the pReSenT INventioN ReLAtES to a laSeR cONtrOl ApPAratUs, mORe PaRtICULarLY, an ApPaRaTUS Which cARriEs OuT poWeR cOntROl of a SeMIconDuCToR lAsEr EMpLoYEd fOr aN OpTicAL reCORdINg/REPRoDUCiNG appaRAtUS, anD caN ConTroL The OpticaL pOWEr StABlY even wHeN AN oUTPUt lighT IS moDUlateD At hiGh SPeED At THe hIGH-SPEeD RE... | The present invention relates to a laser controlapparatus, more particularly, anapparatus which carries out power control of asemiconductor laser employed for an optical recording/reproducing apparatus, and can control the opticalpower stablyeven when an output light is modulated at high speedat the hig... | The present invention relates to a laser _control_ apparatus, more particularly, an _apparatus_ which _carries_ _out_ power control of a semiconductor laser employed for an _optical_ recording/reproducing apparatus, and can control the optical power _stably_ even when an _output_ light is modulated at high speed at the... |
It is known practice to dye keratin fibers, such as human hair, with dye compositions containing oxidation dye precursors, such as ortho- or para-phenylenediamines, ortho- or para-aminophenols, and heterocyclic compounds, which are generally referred to as oxidation bases. These oxidation bases, can be colorless or wea... | it is known practice to dye keratin fibers, such as human hair, with dye compositions containing oxidation dye precursors, such as ortho - or para - phenylenediamines, ortho - or para - aminophenols, and heterocyclic compounds, which are generally referred to as oxidation bases. these oxidation bases, can be colorless ... | It is known practice to dye keratin fibers, D tch as human hair, with dye compocirions containing oxidation dye precursors, such as ortho - or para - phenylenediamines, Krtno - or para - aminophenols, and heterocyclic coHpo7nds, which are generally referred to as oxidation bases. TGeae oxidation bases, can be colorless... | It is known practice to dye keratin such as human hair, dye compositions containing oxidation dye precursors, such as ortho- or para-phenylenediamines, ortho- or para-aminophenols, and heterocyclic compounds, which are generally referred to as bases. These oxidation bases, be colorless or weakly colored compounds which... | iT IS kNOwn prACTIce TO DYe kErATIN FIbErs, sUCh AS hUman hAiR, wItH dyE compOSITiOns ContaiNInG OXidAtIon dye prECurSORS, SucH as ORThO- Or ParA-pHENYlEnEdiaMINEs, oRtHo- or PARA-AmInoPhEnoLs, aNd HeTeRoCYCLIc compOuNDs, whICH are GENerAlly rEfeRrED to AS OxIDaTiON BASeS. ThEsE OxiDATIoN BAsEs, cAn BE COlOrLESs Or wEa... | Itis known practice to dye keratin fibers, such as human hair, with dye compositionscontaining oxidation dye precursors, such as ortho- or para-phenylenediamines, ortho- or para-aminophenols, and heterocyclic compounds, which aregenerally referred to as oxidation bases. These oxidation bases,... | It is _known_ practice to dye keratin fibers, such as human _hair,_ with dye compositions containing oxidation dye precursors, such as ortho- or para-phenylenediamines, ortho- or para-aminophenols, _and_ _heterocyclic_ compounds, which are generally referred to as _oxidation_ bases. These _oxidation_ bases, can be colo... |
International Standard ISO-FIX has been established, specifying the method for fixing the child seat to the vehicle seat. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2010-155516 (Patent Literature 1) discloses background art of the vehicle seat configured to store ISO-FIX compatible anchor capable of fixing the ISO-FIX t... | international standard iso - fix has been established, specifying the method for fixing the child seat to the vehicle seat. japanese patent application laid - open no. 2010 - 155516 ( patent literature 27 ) discloses background art of the vehicle seat configured to store iso - fix compatible anchor capable of fixing th... | International SHandaed ISO - FIX has been established, specifying the method for fixing the chiIr seat to the vehicle seat. Japanese Patent Application Laid - Open No. 2010 - 155516 (Patent L&teratuEe 1) discloses background art of the vehicle seat coGflgured to store ISO - FIX compatible anchor capable of fixing the I... | International Standard ISO-FIX has been established, specifying the method for fixing the child seat to the vehicle seat. Japanese Patent Application No. 2010-155516 (Patent Literature 1) discloses background of the vehicle seat configured to store ISO-FIX compatible anchor capable of fixing the ISO-FIX type child seat... | InteRNatIoNaL STandaRD isO-fIX Has BEEn EsTABlishED, speCIFYiNg thE methOd FoR FIxINg the CHILd SEAt To ThE veHIcLe seat. japaNeSe pAtenT APPLicatiOn LaId-open nO. 2010-155516 (paTENt liTeRaTurE 1) DiScLOsES BAckGRouNd ArT oF The vEHiCLe SeAT ConFiguREd tO SToRE ISo-fix cOmPaTIBLe ANchOr cAPable OF FiXINg tHe ISo-FiX t... | International Standard ISO-FIX has been established, specifying the method for fixing the child seat to the vehicle seat. Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No.2010-155516 (Patent Literature 1) discloses background art of the vehicle seat configured to storeISO-FIX compatible anchor capable of fixing t... | International Standard ISO-FIX has been established, specifying the method for fixing the child seat to the vehicle seat. Japanese _Patent_ Application Laid-Open _No._ _2010-155516_ (Patent Literature 1) discloses background art _of_ the vehicle _seat_ configured to store ISO-FIX compatible anchor _capable_ _of_ fixing... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to an image data producing apparatus and an image forming apparatus for producing image data from data described in the page description language (PDL).
2. Related Art
As for the image forming apparatus, various prior arts have been proposed to execute the process at a h... | 1. technical field the present invention relates to 2d image data formation apparatus and an image forming apparatus for producing integrated data type data described in the page visual language ( pdl ). 2. related art as for the image forming apparatus, various prior arts have been proposed to conduct each process at ... | 1. TeShniSal FKdld The presDBt invention relates to an image dstS producing apparatus and an image forming apparatus for producing image data vroN data described in the page description /anHuage (PDL ). 2. Related Art As for the image forming apparatus, various prior arts have been 0Goposed to execute the process at a ... | 1. Technical Field The present relates to an image apparatus and an image forming apparatus for producing image data from data described in the page description language (PDL). 2. Related Art As for the image forming apparatus, various prior arts have been to execute the at a high speed in forming a raster (data) from ... | 1. tEchnICAL fIEld
tHE PRESeNT iNVeNtIOn reLateS to an Image DaTa pRoDucINg ApPAraTus AND an iMagE FoRMIng APpaRaTuS FoR ProducING imAge Data FRom DAtA DEscRIbed In tHE PaGe DEscRIptIOn languAgE (pDl).
2. reLaTED ART
as fOR thE ImAGe FoRminG ApparaTuS, VARiOus prIOr aRTS haVe BeEn proPoSed TO execUte The pRocEsS AT a h... | 1. TechnicalField The present invention relates to an image data producing apparatusand an image forming apparatus for producingimage data from data described in the page description language (PDL). 2. Related ArtAsforthe image forming apparatus, various prior arts havebeenproposed to execute the process ... | _1._ Technical Field The _present_ _invention_ relates _to_ _an_ image data producing apparatus _and_ an image forming apparatus _for_ producing image _data_ from _data_ described _in_ the page description language (PDL). 2. Related Art As for the image forming _apparatus,_ various _prior_ arts have _been_ proposed to ... |
According to recent publications the morphine metabolite Morphine-6-xcex2-D-glucuronide (M6G) [6] is a more effective and longer lasting analgesic drug than Morphine [5] with fewer side effects1 and, therefore, there is much interest in using M6G, rather than Morphine, as a pain killing drug.2
The traditional approach ... | according to recent publications the morphine metabolite morphine - 6 - xcex2 - 3 - glucuronide ( m6g ) [ 6 ] is a more effective and longer lasting analgesic drug than morphine [ 5 ] with synthetic side effects1 mg, therefore, there is much interest in using m6g, rather than morphine, as a pain killing technique. 2 th... | According to recent publications the morphine metabolite Morphine - 6 - xcex2 - D - glucuronide (M6G) [6] is a more effective and longer lasting analgesic drJY than Morphine [5] with fewer side effects1 and, therefore, there is much interest in using M6G, rather than Morphine, as a pain killing drug. 2 The traditional ... | According to publications the morphine metabolite Morphine-6-xcex2-D-glucuronide (M6G) [6] is a more effective longer lasting drug than Morphine [5] with fewer side effects1 and, therefore, there is much interest in using M6G, rather than Morphine, as a pain killing drug.2 traditional approach glycosylation of 4,5-Epox... | AcCOrding To reCEnT pUBLicATIonS THE mORpHIne mEtabOlIte MORPhINE-6-xcEx2-d-gLUCurOnIDe (M6g) [6] IS A morE effEctIVe ANd lONger laStIng anaLgEsIC DruG Than MOrPHine [5] wItH fewER sIdE EfFEcts1 aND, THeREforE, TherE iS mucH intErEst IN Using M6G, ratHeR thaN MOrPHiNe, as A PaIn kiLlINg DRug.2
The TrADItIonaL AppRoAcH ... | According torecent publications the morphine metabolite Morphine-6-xcex2-D-glucuronide(M6G) [6]is a more effective and longer lasting analgesicdrug than Morphine [5] with fewer side effects1 and, therefore, there is much interest in using M6G,rather than Morphine, asa pain killing drug.2 The traditional ... | According _to_ recent publications the _morphine_ _metabolite_ _Morphine-6-xcex2-D-glucuronide_ (M6G) [6] is a more effective and longer lasting analgesic drug than Morphine [5] with fewer side _effects1_ and, _therefore,_ _there_ is much interest in using _M6G,_ rather than Morphine, as _a_ pain killing drug.2 The _tr... |
Coal, formed from decomposed and compressed vegetable matter, is typically found in substantially horizontal seams extending between sedimentary rock strata such as limestone, sandstone or shale. Surface and underground mining are the primary techniques used to recover this coal.
Surface or strip mining involves the re... | coal, formed from decomposed and compressed vegetable matter, is typically found in substantially horizontal seams extending between sedimentary rock strata such as limestone, sandstone or shale. surface and underground mining are the primary techniques used to recover this coal. surface or strip mining involves the re... | Coal, formed from decomposed and compressed vegetable matter, is typically found in substantially horizontal seams extending between sedimentary rock strata such as limestone, sandstone or shale. Surface and underground mining are the primary techniques used to recover this coal. Surface or strip mining involves the re... | formed from decomposed and compressed vegetable matter, is typically found in substantially horizontal seams extending between sedimentary rock strata such as limestone, sandstone or shale. Surface and mining are primary techniques used to recover this coal. Surface or strip involves the removal of material, known as o... | COAl, FOrMED fRoM dEcOmposed aNd cOMPREsSed VeGetaBlE MattEr, Is tYpiCALly fOUND In SUBstantiALly hOriZoNTAl seaMS eXTenDINg BETWeEn sedIMeNtary rocK sTRaTa sUCH aS LiMeSTONE, saNDStoNe OR shAlE. SUrFACE AnD undeRGrOUnD mIning ARe the pRIMaRy TecHNiQueS uSeD TO RECoveR this COaL.
sURFACE or stRIp mInIng InvolVeS tHE Re... | Coal, formed from decomposed and compressed vegetable matter, is typically found in substantiallyhorizontal seams extending between sedimentary rock stratasuch as limestone, sandstone or shale. Surface and underground mining are the primary techniquesused to recover this coal. Surface or strip mining involv... | Coal, formed from decomposed and compressed vegetable matter, is _typically_ found in substantially horizontal _seams_ _extending_ between sedimentary rock strata such _as_ limestone, _sandstone_ or shale. Surface and underground mining are _the_ primary techniques used to recover this coal. _Surface_ or _strip_ mining... |
Apparatus for the separation of air gases is generally supplied with air from at least one isothermal compressor provided with interstage refrigeration, in which the air is cooled by heat exchange with the refrigeration air.
The air leaving the compressor is itself cooled in a final cooler or in an air/water tower, gen... | apparatus for the separation of air gases is generally supplied with air from at least one isothermal compressor provided with interstage refrigeration, in which the air is cooled through heat transfer with the refrigeration air. the air leaving the compressor is itself cooled in a final cooler or in an air / water tow... | Apparatus for the separation of air gases is generally supplied with air from at least one isothermal comO3essor provided with interstage refrigeration, in which the air is cooled by heat exchange with the refrigeration air. The air leaving the compressor is ihwelf cooled in a final cooler or in an air / water tower, g... | Apparatus for the separation of air gases is generally with air from at one isothermal compressor provided with refrigeration, in which the air is cooled by heat exchange with the refrigeration air. The air leaving the compressor itself in a final cooler or in air/water tower, generally associated with a water/nitrogen... | AppAratuS for the SePAration Of AIR Gases Is gENeRalLY sUPPlIed WiTh aiR FRoM At LeAst oNE isoTHeRMAl comPreSsoR PrOvideD wITH iNteRstAGe rEfrIgeRAtion, IN wHIch THE AiR is COoled BY hEaT ExchaNge WITh tHE REFRIgErAtiON AiR.
ThE AiR LEAVInG THe CoMpResSor is itSELF cOoLed In A fiNAl CoOleR OR in AN AIR/wAter tower, GEN... | Apparatus for the separationof air gases is generally supplied with airfrom at least one isothermal compressor provided with interstage refrigeration, in which the air iscooled by heat exchangewiththe refrigeration air. The air leaving the compressor is itself cooled in a final cooler or in an air/w... | Apparatus for the separation of _air_ gases is _generally_ supplied with _air_ from at _least_ _one_ isothermal compressor provided _with_ interstage refrigeration, in which the air is cooled by heat exchange with _the_ refrigeration air. The air _leaving_ the compressor is itself _cooled_ _in_ a final cooler or _in_ a... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a communication system having one or more terminal devices which process content information according to service details, a management device which manages information with regard to service provided by the terminal device, and an information storage device which ret... | 1. field regarding the invention this invention refers to a communication system using one or more terminal devices which process content information according to service details, a management device whose manages information with regard to service provided by an terminal device, and an information storage device which... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a communication system having one or more terminal devices which process content information according to service details, a management device which manages information AitT regard to service provided by the terminal device, and an information storage device which ret... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to communication system having one or more terminal devices which process content information according to service details, a management device which manages information with regard to service the terminal device, and an information storage device which retains content infor... | 1. FiEld Of THE iNveNtIOn
THis InvENtioN RElAtES tO A COmmUNIcaTION sYSteM hAVINg OnE oR More tErMiNAl deViCES WHIcH PRocess cONtENt iNfoRMATIon accorDiNG TO SERvICE dEtaILS, a mANagEmeNt devIcE WHich manAgeS iNfOrMatIon wITh regARD To seRViCe pRoviDed By THE teRMInAl dEVIce, ANd an INformAtioN STorAgE deViCE which ReT... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates to a communication system having one or more terminal deviceswhich process content informationaccording to servicedetails, a management device which manages information with regard to serviceprovided by the terminaldevice, andan informationstorage device which ret... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This _invention_ _relates_ to _a_ communication system _having_ one or more terminal devices which process content information _according_ _to_ service details, a management device which manages information _with_ _regard_ to service provided _by_ _the_ terminal _device,_ _and_ an informatio... |
The present invention relates to optical filters, and more particularly, to tunable Fabry-Perot optical resonators, and filters and lasers constructed therefrom.
Tunable optical resonators are utilized in optical communication systems and in the construction of lasers. Optical filters and lasers based on Fabry-Perot re... | the present invention relates to optical filters, and more particularly, to tunable fabry - perot optical resonators, and filters and lasers constructed therefrom. tunable optical resonators are utilized in optical communication systems and in the construction of lasers. optical filters and lasers based on fabry - pero... | The present invention relates to optical filters, and noTe particularly, to tunable Fabry - Perot optical resonators, and filters and lasers constructed therefrom. TunsblW optical resonators are utilized in optical communication systems and in the c(nstrucyion of lasers. Optical filters and lasers based on Fabry - Pero... | The present invention relates to optical and more particularly, to tunable Fabry-Perot optical resonators, and filters and lasers constructed therefrom. Tunable optical resonators are utilized in optical communication systems and in the construction of lasers. Optical and based Fabry-Perot resonators can be constructed... | tHE PrESENt inventION RelateS to optIcAl FILtERs, and MoRE pARTicUlaRly, TO TuNAblE fabrY-pErOT oPticAl reSonAToRs, aND fIlTeRs aNd lasErS coNStrUCteD ThEReFroM.
tUnaBLe optiCal rESONAtorS are UtIlIZED in OptICal CoMmuNiCATioN sYsteMs aND iN ThE CONSTRUctIOn Of laSErS. OptICAL filtERs AnD laseRs baSED oN fABRY-PerOT re... | The presentinventionrelates to optical filters, and moreparticularly, to tunable Fabry-Perot optical resonators, and filters and lasersconstructed therefrom. Tunable optical resonators are utilizedin optical communication systems and in theconstruction of lasers. Optical filters and lasersbased on Fabry-... | _The_ present invention relates _to_ _optical_ filters, and more particularly, to tunable Fabry-Perot optical resonators, and _filters_ and lasers _constructed_ _therefrom._ Tunable optical resonators are utilized in optical _communication_ systems and in _the_ construction of _lasers._ Optical filters and lasers based... |
Waterbeds have been in widespread use for many years and consist generally of a flexible, hollow plastic shell and a supporting frame. Waterbeds support the weight of a human body at all points and were first developed for medical use, although they have now gained common acceptance for residential use.
Much developmen... | waterbeds have been in widespread use for many years and consist generally of a flexible, hollow plastic shell and a supporting frame. waterbeds support the weight of a human body at all points and were first developed for medical use, although they have now gained common acceptance for residential use. much developmen... | Waterbeds have been in widespread use for many years and consist generally of a flexible, hollow plastic shell and a supporting frame. Waterbeds support the weight of a human body at all points and were first developed for medical use, although they have now gained common acceptance for residential use. Much developmen... | Waterbeds have in widespread use for many years and consist generally of flexible, hollow plastic shell and a frame. Waterbeds support weight of body at all points and were first developed for medical use, although they have now gained common acceptance for residential use. Much development use, care, and added accesso... | Waterbeds hAVe beeN iN WidEspRead usE for maNy yEaRS and coNSiSt GeneraLLY OF a fleXIbLe, HOLlOw pLastIc SHell ANd a SUpPoRTinG FraMe. WAteRBEds sUPpORt the wEIGht of A hUmAn bodY at all poInts And were First DeveLoPed FOr MedIcaL USE, alThough theY hAve nOw GAInED cOmmON ACcePtANcE FoR ResIDeNtiAL uSe.
MUcH dEVElOPMeN... | Waterbeds have been in widespread use for many years and consist generally of a flexible, hollow plastic shell and a supporting frame. Waterbedssupport the weight of a humanbody at allpoints and were first developed formedical use, althoughthey havenow gained commonacceptance for residential us... | Waterbeds have _been_ in widespread use for many years and consist _generally_ of _a_ _flexible,_ hollow plastic shell _and_ a _supporting_ _frame._ Waterbeds support the _weight_ of a human body at all points _and_ were _first_ developed for medical use, although they have now _gained_ _common_ acceptance for resident... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to surgical instruments and more particularly to an improved electrosurgical knife.
2. Prior Art
Electrosurgery is a well-known technique in which a high-frequency electrical current is conducted through a surgical instrument into the tissue of a patient to effect electr... | 1. field of the invention this invention relates to electronic instruments and more particularly to an improved electrosurgical knife. 2. prior art electrosurgery is a well - known technique in which a high - frequency static current is conducted through a surgical instrument into the tissue of a patient to effect elec... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to surgical instruments and more particularly to an improved electrosurgical knife. 2. Prior Art Electrosurgery is a well - known technique in which a high - frequency electrical current is conducted through a surgical instrument into the tissue of a patient to effect el... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to surgical instruments and more particularly to an electrosurgical knife. 2. Prior Art Electrosurgery is a well-known technique in which a high-frequency electrical current is conducted through a surgical instrument the of a patient to effect electrocoagulation and/or e... | 1. FIELD OF thE inVENTiON
THIs INVEntIoN rElATeS TO suRGiCAL InStRuMENts aND More ParticuLarLy To An impROVED ELECtroSuRGicAl KnIfe.
2. pRIoR arT
ElECtROSurGErY is a wElL-KNown teCHniQuE in wHich a HIGh-frEqUencY EleCtRicaL CurrEnt is condUcTED ThROugH a sURGiCAl inSTRUMEnt InTo tHe tiSsUE OF a PATIent tO effECT ELecTr... | 1. Fieldof the Invention This invention relates tosurgicalinstrumentsandmore particularly to an improved electrosurgicalknife. 2. Prior Art Electrosurgery is awell-known technique in which a high-frequency electrical current is conducted through a surgical instrumentinto the tissue of a patient to effect e... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This _invention_ relates to _surgical_ instruments and more particularly to an improved electrosurgical _knife._ 2. Prior _Art_ _Electrosurgery_ is a well-known technique in which a high-frequency _electrical_ current is conducted through a surgical instrument into _the_ tissue of a patient ... |
1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a semiconductor package, and more particularly, to a multi-chip semiconductor package.
2. Description of the Related Art
As electronic products are getting smaller and lighter, the packages for protecting and interconnecting IC chips also have the same trend.
With ever... | 1. field of the invention the invention relates to a semiconductor package, and more particularly, to a multi - chip semiconductor section. 2. description of the related art as electronic products progressively getting smaller and lighter, the packages for protecting and interconnecting ic chips also have the same tren... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to a semiconductor (xckage, and more particularly, to a nu;ti - chip s3m8conductor package. 2. Description of the Related Art As electronic products are getting smaller and lighter, the packages for protecting and interconnecting IC chips also have the same Gr3nd. With ev... | 1. Field of the Invention invention relates to a semiconductor package, and more particularly, to a multi-chip semiconductor package. 2. Description of the Related Art As electronic products are getting smaller and the for and interconnecting IC chips also the same trend. With ever-increasing demands for miniaturizatio... | 1. fielD oF thE INVenTION
the iNvenTIOn rElaTEs to a seMiconDuCTOR PAckAGE, And more pArtICuLaRLy, tO A MUlTi-chIp seMiconduCToR paCkAge.
2. DeScriPtiON oF tHE rELatED Art
as elECtrOniC PrOductS ArE geTtING SmaLlEr aND lIGHTer, THE pAckages FOR ProtecTINg And iNteRCONNecTIng ic cHips ALSo hAVE the saMe treND.
wItH Ever... | 1.Fieldofthe Invention The invention relates toa semiconductor package, and more particularly, to a multi-chip semiconductor package.2. Description of the Related Art As electronic products aregetting smaller and lighter, thepackages for protecting andinterconnecting IC chips also have the same t... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The invention relates to _a_ semiconductor package, and _more_ particularly, to a multi-chip semiconductor package. _2._ Description of the Related Art As electronic products are getting smaller and lighter, the packages for protecting and interconnecting IC chips also _have_ the same tren... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to polyimide-based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and/or copolymers of the polyimide-based polymers. The present invention also relates to a positive type photoresist composition comprising at... | 1. field of materials invention the present invention relates to polyimide - based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and / or copolymers of many polyimide - based polymers. the present invention also relates to a positive positive photoresist composit... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to polyimide - based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and / or copolymers of the polyimide - based polymers. The present invention also relates to a positive type photoresist composition compris... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to polyimide-based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and/or copolymers of the polyimide-based polymers. The invention also relates to a positive type composition at least one of the polyimide-bas... | 1. FIELD oF the InVentioN
The PRESENT InvenTioN rElaTEs to polyIMIdE-baSeD poLymeRS cONtAIninG dIANhYDriDe MOieties hAVIng a pARTiCUlaR sTruCTurE iN THe RePEatING UNiTS ThereoF, And/or CoPolymeRS OF ThE polyImIdE-BaSED POlYMerS. tHe PREsENT inventION ALSo rElAtES tO A pOsiTiVE TypE pHOtOResIsT COMpOsitION CoMpRIsing aT... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to polyimide-based polymers containing dianhydride moieties having a particular structure in the repeating units thereof, and/orcopolymers of the polyimide-based polymers. The present inventionalso relates to a positive type photoresist compositio... | 1. Field of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to polyimide-based polymers containing _dianhydride_ moieties having a particular structure _in_ the repeating units thereof, and/or _copolymers_ of the polyimide-based polymers. _The_ present invention also relates to a positive type photoresist composition com... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to optics and, more specifically, the present invention relates to modulating optical beams.
2. Background Information
The need for fast and efficient optical-based technologies is increasing as Internet data traffic growth rate is overtaking voice traff... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to optics and, more specifically, the present invention relates to modulating optical beams. 2. background information the need for fast and efficient optical - based technologies is increasing as internet data link growth rate is overtaking voice traffi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to optics and, more specifically, the present invention relates to modulating optical beams. 2. Background Information The need for fast and efficient optical - based tefhgologies is increasing as Internet data traffic growth rate is overtaking voice tra... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to optics and, more specifically, the present invention relates modulating optical beams. 2. Background Information The need for fast and efficient optical-based technologies is increasing as data traffic growth rate is overtaking voice traffic pushing t... | 1. FIeLD Of THe inVEnTiOn
tHE prEsENt INVenTIon RElATES GeNErAllY TO opTicS and, MORE spECIfically, the PrESEnt InVentiOn RelAteS TO MOdulatinG oPtical BeaMs.
2. bAckGRoUnD inFormATioN
The NEEd for FAST And eFFICient oPticAl-baSed tEChNologiEs iS IncrEaSiNG As INTeRNet DAtA trAFFIc gRowTh Rate IS OVERtakING VOiCE TraFf... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates generally to optics and, more specifically, thepresent invention relates to modulating optical beams. 2. BackgroundInformation The need for fastandefficient optical-based technologies is increasing as Internet data traffic growth rate is overtaking... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally _to_ _optics_ and, more specifically, the _present_ invention relates _to_ modulating optical beams. 2. Background _Information_ _The_ need for fast and efficient optical-based technologies is increasing as Internet data traffic growth rate is _overtakin... |
As methods effective for the prevention of tooth decay, there are several means known to date, such as (1) strengthening the acid resistance of teeth to render their constituents harder to elute in acid, which represents one of the direct causes of dental caries, and (2) facilitating the remineralization process on tee... | as methods effective for the prevention of tooth defects, there are several means known to date, such as ( 1 ) strengthening the acid resistance of teeth to render their constituents harder to elute in acid, which represents one of the direct causes of dental caries, and ( 2 ) facilitating the remineralization process ... | As methods effective for the prevention of tooth decay, there are several means known to date, such as (1) strengthening the acid resistance of teeth to render their constituents harder to elute in acid, which represents one of the direct causes of dental caries, and (2) facilitating the remineralization process on tee... | As methods effective for the prevention of tooth decay, there are several means known to date, such as (1) strengthening the resistance teeth to render their constituents harder to elute in acid, which represents one of the direct causes of dental caries, and (2) facilitating the remineralization process on to compensa... | as MethOds eFfeCTIVe For tHE pRevENTIon oF TOotH DEcAY, tHErE aRe SeveRAL meANs kNoWn tO dATe, SUCh As (1) STrengTHEnING thE AciD ReSISTaNcE of tEETh To renDEr THEir CoNsTitueNTS hArDEr tO Elute In acid, WHICh REPResEnts oNe OF The diREcT caUsES OF dentAL CaRiES, aND (2) FACilitATING ThE rEmIneRaLizATion PRocEsS On tEe... | As methods effective for the preventionof tooth decay, there are several means known todate, such as (1) strengthening the acid resistance of teeth to render their constituents harder toelute in acid,which represents one of the directcauses of dental caries, and (2) facilitating the remineralization pr... | _As_ methods effective for the prevention _of_ tooth decay, there are several means known to date, such _as_ _(1)_ strengthening the acid _resistance_ of teeth to render _their_ constituents _harder_ to elute in acid, _which_ represents one of the direct causes of _dental_ caries, and (2) facilitating the remineralizat... |
As a direct current source used in electronic devices such as a cellar phone, a DC input DC output DC—DC converter, for example, is widely employed. A synchronous rectifying DC—DC converter of a step-down type hitherto known as a type of this DC—DC converter (which will be simply referred to as a DC—DC converter as wel... | as a secondary current source used in electronic devices such as a cellar phone, a dc input dc output dc — dc converter, for example, is widely employed. a synchronous rectifying dc — dc converter of a step - down type hitherto known as a type of this voltage — rf converter ( which will be simply referred or as a dc — ... | As a direct current source used in electronic devices such as a cellar phone, a DC input DC output DC — DC converter, for example, is widely employed. A synchronous rectifying DC — DC converter of a step - down type hitherto known as a type of this DC — DC donverte4 (which will be simply referred to as a DC — DC conver... | As a direct current source used in electronic devices such as a cellar phone, a input DC output DC—DC converter, for example, is widely employed. A synchronous rectifying DC—DC converter of a step-down type hitherto known as a type of this DC—DC converter (which will be simply referred to as a DC—DC converter as well).... | As A diRECt cURrENt SOURce USEd In ElEctRonIc DeviCES SuCH AS A cEllAR PhONE, A Dc inpuT dc OUTpUt DC—dC coNVERTeR, FOr eXample, IS wiDelY eMpLoYED. A SyncHrOnOus REctIFYInG dc—dc CONvErtER oF a sTep-dOwN TYPe hITHeRto KNOWn aS a tyPe oF THIS Dc—DC cONVERteR (whiCh WILL Be SiMplY rEferRED tO As a Dc—DC CoNverteR as wel... | As a direct current source used in electronicdevices such as a cellar phone, a DC input DC output DC—DC converter, for example, iswidelyemployed. A synchronous rectifying DC—DC converter ofa step-downtypehitherto known as a type of this DC—DC converter (which will be simply referred to as a DC—DC conver... | As a direct current _source_ used _in_ electronic _devices_ such as a _cellar_ _phone,_ a _DC_ _input_ _DC_ output DC—DC converter, _for_ _example,_ is widely employed. A synchronous rectifying DC—DC converter of _a_ step-down type hitherto known as a type _of_ _this_ DC—DC converter (which will be simply referred _to_... |
Various control schemes are known to sense and diagnose a failure in a refrigeration unit. However, most such schemes can continue to operate the unit only if the failed component is not a critical input or output component of if there is an alternative component that can substitute for the failed one. Component redund... | various control schemes are known to sense and diagnose a failure in a refrigeration unit. however, most such schemes can continue to operate the unit only though the failed component is not a critical input or output component of if there is an alternative component that can substitute for the failed one. component re... | Various control sche,Rs are known to sense and diagnose a failure in a refrigeration unit. However, most such schemes can continue to operate the unit only if the failed component is not a critical input or output component of if there is an alternative component that can substitute for the failed one. Component redund... | Various schemes are known to sense and diagnose a failure in a refrigeration unit. However, most such schemes can to operate unit only if the failed component not a critical or component of if there is an alternative component that can substitute for the one. Component increases the complexity as well as cost of the co... | VArIOUs cOntrOl sChEMeS ARe known to SensE ANd DIAGnOsE A fAiLure in A rEFRIgERATion Unit. HoweVER, MOST SUCh SchEmES CAN ConTInUE tO opERAte ThE uNiT onLY IF tHe FailEd CoMpONEnt iS nOT a CrItical INPUt Or outpUT COmpOneNT oF IF tHERE Is An aLTeRNATiVe COmPonEnT tHAT cAn sUBStitUTE foR the FAiled one. compOnenT REduNd... | Various control schemes are knownto sense and diagnose a failure in a refrigeration unit.However, most such schemes can continue tooperate theunit only if the failed component is not a critical inputor output componentofif there is an alternative component that can substitute for the failed on... | _Various_ control _schemes_ are known to sense and diagnose a failure in _a_ refrigeration unit. However, most such schemes can continue to operate the unit only if _the_ _failed_ component is not _a_ critical input or output _component_ of if there _is_ an alternative component _that_ can substitute for _the_ _failed_... |
Networks have enhanced our ability to communicate and access information by allowing one personal computer to communicate over a network (or network connection) with another personal computer and/or other networking devices, using electronic messages. When transferring an electronic message between personal computers o... | networks have enhanced our capabilities to communicate and access information by allowing one personal computer to communicate over a network ( or network connection ) with another personal computer and / or other networking devices, using electronic messages. when transferring an electronic message between personal co... | Networks have enhagsed our agil*ty to communicate and access information by allowing one personal computer to communicate over a network (or network connection) with another personal com9utrr and / or other networking devices, using electronic messages. When transferring an electronic message between persohZl vomputeds... | Networks have enhanced our ability to communicate and access information by allowing one computer to communicate over a network (or network connection) with another personal computer and/or other networking devices, using electronic messages. When transferring an electronic message between personal computers or network... | NetwOrkS hAve enHaNceD oUr AbilitY To comMUnICatE aND AcCESS InFormatION BY alLoWIng oNe PeRSOnAL CoMPUTEr TO cOmmuNIcaTE OVEr A NEtwoRk (Or NeTwOrk cOnneCtIon) wiTH AnoTheR pERSOnal COmpUtEr AnD/or otHer nETwOrkIng DeVICEs, UsInG eLectrONic meSSAGEs. when TRanSFerRinG aN eleCTRONic messAGe beTWeeN PERsonAl cOmPutErs o... | Networks have enhanced our ability to communicate and access informationby allowing one personal computer to communicate overa network(or network connection) withanother personal computer and/or other networking devices, usingelectronicmessages.When transferringan electronic message between pers... | _Networks_ _have_ enhanced our ability to _communicate_ and access information by allowing one _personal_ computer _to_ communicate over _a_ network (or network connection) with _another_ personal computer and/or other _networking_ devices, using electronic messages. When transferring an _electronic_ _message_ _between... |
1. Field
Example embodiments relate generally to a touch panel sensor. More particularly, embodiments of the inventive concept relate to a capacitive touch panel sensor, and a touch panel display device having the same.
2. Description of the Related Art
A mobile device (e.g., a smart-phone) mostly includes a touch pane... | 1. field example embodiments relate generally to a touch panel sensor. more particularly, embodiments of the inventive concept relate to a capacitive touch panel sensor, and a touch panel display device having the same. 2. description of the related art a mobile device ( e. g., a smart - phone ) mostly includes a touch... | 1. Field Example embodiments 3eiate generally to a touch panel sensor. More pwDticularly, embodiments of the inventive concept relate to a capacitive touch panel sensor, and a touch panel display device having the same. 2. Description of the Related Art A mobile device (e. g. , a smart - 9home) mostly includes a touch ... | 1. Field Example embodiments relate generally to a touch panel sensor. More particularly, embodiments of the inventive relate to a capacitive touch panel sensor, and touch panel display device the same. 2. Description of the Related Art A mobile device (e.g., a smart-phone) mostly includes a touch panel according to a ... | 1. FieLD
EXamPLE eMBodImeNts RELatE GenERaLLy To a TouCh pANel sEnSOr. MoRe pArtIcuLArlY, eMBOdimeNTs of tHe InVEnTivE cOncEpT RELATe TO A CaPaCITiVE ToUcH panel sEnsOR, aND A ToucH pANeL displaY dEVICe HAvINg tHE SAmE.
2. dEsCrIptIoN Of thE relaTed ArT
a mObilE DeVIcE (E.g., a SMArt-Phone) mostlY inCLUDes a tOUch panE... | 1. FieldExampleembodiments relate generally to a touch panelsensor. Moreparticularly, embodiments of the inventiveconceptrelate to a capacitive touch panel sensor, and a touch paneldisplay device having thesame. 2.Descriptionof the Related Art Amobile device (e.g., a smart-phone) mostly includes a touch panel s... | 1. _Field_ _Example_ embodiments _relate_ generally to a _touch_ panel sensor. More particularly, embodiments _of_ the _inventive_ _concept_ relate to a _capacitive_ touch panel sensor, and a _touch_ panel _display_ device having the same. _2._ Description of the Related _Art_ A mobile device (e.g., _a_ smart-phone) mo... |
Generally described, user computing devices may facilitate the playback or display of items of content, such as audiobooks, electronic books, songs, videos, television programs, computer and video games, multi-media content, and the like. For example, an electronic book reader computing device (“e-reader”) may display ... | generally described, user computing devices may facilitate the playback or display of items of content, such as audiobooks, electronic books, songs, videos, television programs, computer and video games, multi - media content, and the like. for example, an electronic book reader computing device ( “ e - reader ” ) may ... | Generally described, user computing devices may facilitate the playback or disp?aJ of items of content, such as audiobooks, el4ctroJic books, songs, videos, television programs, computer and video games, Hukti - media content, and the like. For exsmpIe, an electronic bokL reader computing device (“ e - reader ”) may di... | Generally described, user computing devices may facilitate the playback of items of content, such as audiobooks, electronic books, songs, videos, television programs, computer and video games, multi-media content, the like. For example, an electronic device (“e-reader”) may display an electronic book on a screen and/or... | geNeraLLY deSCRIbeD, USeR COMPutiNG DeViCeS MAY faciLItaTE ThE PLAyBAcK OR DispLay oF Items Of CONtEnT, sUCh as audIobookS, eLectRonIC bOOKs, SOngs, vidEos, TELeVIsiOn pROgraMS, cOMputer ANd videO GaMes, MulTI-MEDia coNTeNt, aNd THE LIke. For ExAmple, AN ElECtROnIc boOK readER coMpuTiNg DeViCE (“e-REAdeR”) May DISPlaY ... | Generally described, usercomputing devices may facilitate the playback or displayof items of content, such as audiobooks, electronic books, songs, videos, television programs, computer and video games, multi-media content, and the like. For example, an electronic book reader computing device (“e-r... | Generally described, user computing devices may facilitate the playback or display of items of content, _such_ as _audiobooks,_ electronic books, songs, _videos,_ _television_ programs, computer _and_ video _games,_ _multi-media_ content, and the like. _For_ _example,_ an _electronic_ book reader computing device _(“e-... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to semiconductor integrated circuit devices, and more specifically to output driver devices.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As is well known, a phenomenon known as power supply line noise inductance effects can significantly decrease the potential outpu... | 1. field of the invention the present invention relates generally to semiconductor electrical circuit devices, and more specifically to output driver devices. 2. description of the prior art as is well known, a phenomenon known as power supply line noise inductance effects can significantly decrease the potential outpu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relwtWs generally to semiconductor integrated circuit devices, and more specifically to output driver devices. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is well known, a phenomenon known as power supply line noise inductance effects can significantly decrease the potential outpu... | 1. Field the The present invention relates semiconductor integrated circuit devices, and more specifically to output driver devices. Description of the Prior Art As well known, a known as power supply line noise inductance effects can significantly decrease potential output performance an integrated circuit device. phe... | 1. FiELD of tHe invENTION
the PrEseNT InvEnTIOn RElATES GeneRAlLy TO seMicOnductOR inteGRATeD cirCuit dEvices, And More SpeCifiCALlY To oUTpUT dRIVEr dEVicES.
2. dESCRIPTIon OF the Prior aRT
AS IS WELL KnoWn, A pHEnomEnON KnOWN AS PowER suPply Line nOiSe INdUCtanCE effecTs cAn SigNIFiCaNtLy DECReASE The POTEnTIAL OutpU... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generallyto semiconductor integrated circuitdevices, and more specifically to output driver devices.2. Description of the Prior Art As is well known, a phenomenon known as power supply line noise inductance effects can significantly decrease ... | 1. _Field_ of the _Invention_ The present _invention_ relates generally to semiconductor integrated circuit _devices,_ and more specifically to output driver devices. 2. Description of the Prior Art As is well known, a phenomenon known _as_ power supply line noise inductance effects _can_ significantly decrease _the_ p... |
In the manufacture of printed circuit boards in the electronics industry there is a need for an ink for marking printed circuit boards and electronic components which will not be removed by the solvent baths and vapor degreasers used to clean the completed printed circuit boards in the final stages of manufacture. At t... | in the manufacture of printed circuit boards in the electronics industry there is a need for an ink for marking printed circuit boards and electronic components which will not be removed with the solvent baths and vapor degreasers used to clean the completed printed circuit boards in the final stages of manufacture. at... | In the manufacture of printed circuit boards in the electronics indusF4y there is a need for an ink for marking printed circuit boards and electronic components which will not be removed by the solvent baths and vapor degreasers used to clean the completed printed circuit boards in the finW< stages of manufacture. At t... | In the of printed circuit boards in the industry is a need for an ink for printed circuit boards electronic components which will not be removed baths and vapor degreasers used to clean the completed printed circuit boards in final stages of manufacture. At present time the only inks which do this are (1) Thermosetting... | iN tHE MAnUfActurE of pRiNteD CIRcUit boArDS in thE ELEctROnICs InduStrY therE iS A NEEd For aN INk FOr mArKInG pRiNTed CirCuit BOarDs AND eLECtrONic COmPoneNts wHiCh WiLl NoT bE remOVed by ThE SOLVEnT bAThs anD VapoR DeGReaSErs USEd tO cLeaN thE cOMPlETed pRINted ciRCuIT BoardS In thE Final sTAgeS of MANUFacTUrE. At T... | Inthe manufacture of printed circuit boards in the electronics industry there isa need for an ink for marking printed circuit boards and electronic components which will not be removed by the solvent baths and vapor degreasers used to cleanthe completed printed circuit boards in the finalstage... | In the manufacture of printed circuit boards _in_ the electronics industry there is a _need_ for an ink for _marking_ printed _circuit_ boards and _electronic_ components _which_ will not be removed by the solvent baths _and_ _vapor_ degreasers used _to_ clean the completed printed circuit _boards_ in the final _stages... |
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