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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate.
2. Description of Related Art
In complementary metal oxide semiconduct... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide semiconduct... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p - channel and n - channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide semicon... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor more to field of fabricating n-channel transistors with different on a common Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide semiconductor fabrication, p-channel and n-channel transistors are fabricated on the same semico... | 1. FIELd oF the INvenTIon
THe PrEsENt InvenTIon RELATeS geNERaLlY tO THE fieLd oF seMICoNdUctOR faBriCation aNd, more PARtIcuLaRLY, tO THE field OF fabrICatING p-ChANNEL ANd n-CHANnEL TRAnSiStORs WItH dIfFERENt cHARActeriStIcS ON A cOmMon suBSTRAtE.
2. DeSCrIPtION of RElaTed ArT
IN cOMPLeMenTARY mETaL OXiDe SEMiCOndUct... | 1. Fieldof theInvention The present invention relates generally to the fieldof semiconductor fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channeland n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates _generally_ to the field of _semiconductor_ fabrication _and,_ more particularly, to the field _of_ fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with _different_ _characteristics_ on _a_ common substrate. 2. _Description_ of _Related_ Art _In_ complementary met... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the number of... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with and visual output to assist the user in proper washing for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the of usages. 2. Background Art Eac... | 1. FIEld Of ThE InVentiOn
the PRESENt inVEntioN ReLAteS tO aN iMPROvED DISPEnSing APpAratUS. more PArTiCULARLY, A DisPensEr thAt InCorPOrATES a tIMing MeAnS iN ConJUNcTIon wITh audiO aNd VisuAl oUtPuT To aSsiST tHe USEr iN pRoPer WAShINg tEchNiquEs FOR coMPLiANce wITh rECommENdeD guIDeLiNeS ANd to MOnItOr ThE numbEr oF... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. Moreparticularly,a dispenser that incorporates a timing meansin conjunction withaudio and visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and tomonito... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to an improved _dispensing_ apparatus. _More_ particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio _and_ visual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines and to monitor the n... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section.
2. Prior Art
Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with an e... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with an e... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection srcyion. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known in the art. U. S. Pat. No. 4, 580, 551 shows an endoscope with a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible a passive deflection section. 2. Art Endoscopes with passive and active deflection sections are known the U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope with an elongated flexible plastic t... | 1. fieLD of The inVEnTiOn
the PreseNT Invention RElAtEs tO MeDicAL insTruMentS AND, mORE parTiCUlaRLY, To aN enDosCOpE hAViNG flExiBle TUbEs wIThIn A PasSIvE DeflectIoN sEctION.
2. prIOR ART
endOscOPES WitH PaSsIVE aNd ACtIVe DEfLECTIOn SEctiONs arE KnOwn iN THE aRT. u.s. PAt. NO. 4,580,551 sHOws AN endoSCoPE WITh AN E... | 1. Field ofthe InventionThe presentinvention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexibletubes withina passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopeswith passiveand active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endosco... | _1._ Field _of_ _the_ Invention The present invention relates to medical instruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within _a_ passive _deflection_ section. 2. _Prior_ _Art_ Endoscopes with passive _and_ active deflection sections are known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. _4,580,551_ shows _an_... |
Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of semiconductor di... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically isolate from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of semiconductor diod... | BGUdge rectifiers for automotive - type alternators are well Ihown in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 4, 606, 000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a ezcB other. DacU jest sink carries a plu5aliyy of semiconduct... | Bridge for automotive-type alternators are well known the art. An example of a rectifier is disclosed in No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two metallic heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of such that the heat sinks form respective and ne... | BrIdGE REcTIfiErS FOr AutOMotIVE-tYPe alteRnaTorS arE WElL knOWN IN ThE art. An ExAMpLE of a brIDgE reCtIFIeR IS dISClOsEd in U.s. Pat. no. 4,606,000. gENErallY, a bRIdge rectIFiER comPrISEs twO METALLiC HeAt Sinks ThAT ARe ElECtRICaLly iNSULaTEd from A eAcH OtheR. Each Heat sINk CARriEs A PLurAlIty OF sEMicOnDuctOR dI... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators arewell known in the art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat.No. 4,606,000. Generally,a bridgerectifier comprises two metallic heatsinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality ... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive-type alternators are _well_ known in the art. An example of _a_ bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. _Pat._ _No._ _4,606,000._ Generally, _a_ bridge _rectifier_ comprises two metallic heat sinks that are _electrically_ insulated from a each _other._ Each _heat_ sink carries _a_ _plural... |
Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various compartm... | Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various aim or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various compartments... | Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment is d3digned to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or bLtN. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thdreIn, but do not integrate the various compartm... | Plates having compartments used for holding food a main is designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but not the various compartments into the printed design pattern. Additional... | plateS haviNG ComPaRtMenTs ARe UseD foR holDinG FOoD often, A maIn COMParTMeNt IS deSigNeD TO holD a mAIn DIsH whEREAS tHE OThEr COMpArtMEnt, Or WELLs, arE USed tO hOlD sidEs, condiMENtS, oR bOTh. pRIOR Art DIsPoSAblE PlaTEs HAve HAd VarIoUs dEsignS OR PatteRNs PRINTed thEreoN, buT Do NoT inTEgRAtE thE VArIoUs cOMpARtM... | Plates having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment is designed to hold a maindish whereas the other compartment,or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposableplateshave had various designs or patterns printed thereon, but donot integrate t... | Plates having compartments are used _for_ holding food _Often,_ a main compartment _is_ designed to _hold_ a main dish _whereas_ the other compartment, or _wells,_ are used to hold _sides,_ condiments, or _both._ Prior art disposable plates have had various _designs_ or patterns printed thereon, _but_ do not integrate ... |
This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which ca... | This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a closure which ca... | This invention relates to a surgical closure that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric of plate - like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has a cKksure which ... | This invention relates to a surgical closure can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal More particularly the invention relates to a surgical closure having of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has closure which be repeatedly opened a... | tHIs inVentIOn reLates TO A surGiCaL ClOSUre ThAt CAN bE rEpeatEDly opeNED And cLOsED, EspecIaLLy FOr thE ABDOmiNAL WaLl. mOre PaRTicuLARLY THe inVeNTion ReLATEs tO A SURGICaL cLoSUre hAvINg faBRic of plAtE-lIKE secUrInG EleMeNtS thAt CAN bE tIghTLY BUT deTacHaBlY CONnEcTED TO THE bODY tIssUE anD HaS A closURE WHICH CA... | Thisinvention relates toa surgical closure that can be repeatedlyopened and closed, especially for theabdominal wall. More particularlythe invention relates to a surgical closure having fabric ofplate-likesecuring elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to thebody tissue and has a closure... | This _invention_ relates _to_ a surgical closure _that_ can _be_ repeatedly opened and closed, especially for _the_ abdominal wall. _More_ particularly the _invention_ relates to _a_ surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can _be_ tightly but detachably _connected_ to the _body_ tissue and ... |
Handling huge volumes of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data ... | Handling huge volumes of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data ... | Handling huge volumes of data on a daily basis is a task that most organizations have to deal #ity. Such organizations NaCe been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their *peratiPnal efficiency. Data ... | Handling huge volumes of data on basis a task that most have to deal with. organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now with the availability of new techniques analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. today aren't merely larger the data set... | hAnDlING Huge volumEs of dAtA oN A dAIly baSIs Is A tASK thAT MOst oRgANiZaTIOnS hAvE to DeAl WITh. sUcH orgAnIZATIonS HAVe BEEN sToriNG HugE vOlumEs OF dATa for dECADES, BuT NoW WIth The avaIlabiliTy Of neW teCHniQues FOr aNALYZINg THoSe HUge data seTs, ORGAnizATIonS seeK To iMProVE THEir OperATIOnaL EffIcIeNcY. Data ... | Handlinghuge volumes ofdata on a daily basis is a task that most organizationshave to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data fordecades, but now with the availabilityof new techniques foranalyzing those huge data sets, organizationsseek to improve their operational efficiency... | Handling huge volumes _of_ _data_ on a daily basis is a _task_ _that_ most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations _have_ _been_ storing huge _volumes_ of _data_ for decades, but _now_ with the availability of new techniques _for_ analyzing those huge data sets, organizations seek to improve their _operatio... |
Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent to a multicast addre... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent to a multicast addre... | Media streams, such as video and audio syreamX, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clien4w. In a unicast - based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to eavG client. By contrast, in a multicast - baC$d system, a single sIpy of the stream may be sent to a multicast a... | streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast-based system, copies of the are separately over network to each client. By contrast, in a multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream be to a multicast address, and the multicast-enabled network enables replic... | MEDiA StReamS, SUCh aS vIDeo ANd AuDiO strEams, May bE sEnT oVeR A neTWOrk tO MULtIPLe REceiVIng CliENTS. IN a UNIcAST-basEd syStEM, InDiviDUaL COpIeS OF THe strEAM Are SENt SeParATELY OVEr tHE netWORk tO eaCH cLIEnT. BY CoNTrAst, in A MuLTiCAst-based sYsTem, a SinGLE COpy of THe StREAM may BE SENt TO A multIcaST ADdrE... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sentover a network to multiple receivingclients. In a unicast-based system, individual copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to each client. By contrast, in amulticast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be sent ... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent _over_ a network to multiple receiving clients. In _a_ unicast-based system, _individual_ copies of the stream are sent separately over the network to _each_ client. By _contrast,_ in _a_ multicast-based system, a single copy of the stream may be _sent_ to a m... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to a self-contained device for generating heat through combustion of a non-pressured, high flash point fuel (>100.degree. F.) utilized primarily for heating food and the like. More particularly, this invention pertains to a closed cartridge containing a rese... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a self-contained device for generating heat through combustion of a non-pressured, high flash point fuel (>100.degree. F.) utilized primarily for heating food and the like. More particularly, this invention pertains to a closed cartridge containing a rese... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a self - contained device for generating heat through combustion of a non - pressured, high flash point fuel (& gt; 100. degree. F.) utilized primarily for heating food and the like. More particularly, this invention pertains to a closed cartridge containing... | 1. of the Invention This invention generally to a self-contained device for generating heat combustion of high flash point fuel (>100.degree. utilized primarily for heating food and the like. More particularly, invention pertains to a cartridge containing a reservoir of a novel high percentage glycol or fuel and a w... | 1. fIeLD Of tHE InVeNtIoN
tHis inveNtiON rElAteS gENErALLy to A Self-CoNTAiNEd dEvice FOR geNEraTinG HeAt THROUgH combuSTIoN oF a nON-PresSURed, hIgH FLAsh POINT fUeL (>100.DeGReE. F.) UtIlized PRimARIly FoR hEAtING fOod and The LIKe. mORe pArtiCUlArlY, ThiS iNveNtIoN pErTaINS TO A clOSed carTRidge conTainING a rEsE... | 1.Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a self-contained device for generating heat through combustion of a non-pressured, highflash point fuel (>100.degree. F.) utilized primarily for heating foodand the like. More particularly,this invention pertains to a closed cartridge containing... | _1._ Field of the Invention This invention relates generally to a self-contained device for generating _heat_ _through_ _combustion_ of a non-pressured, high _flash_ _point_ fuel _(>100.degree._ F.) utilized primarily for _heating_ food _and_ the _like._ More particularly, this invention pertains to a closed cartrid... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus which saves a print job transmitted from an information processing apparatus for each user, and a controlling method for the image processing apparatus.
Description of the Related Art
An MFP (multi function peripheral) which is equipp... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus which saves a print job transmitted from an information processing apparatus for each user, and a controlling method for the image processing apparatus. Description of the Related Art An MFP (multi function peripheral) which is equipp... | Field of the InveHtiin The present invention relates to an image processing apparatus which cavew a print job transmitted from an information provessibg apparatus for each user, and a controlling method for the image processing apparatus. Description of the Related Art An MFP (multi function peripheral) which is equipp... | Field of the Invention present invention relates to processing apparatus which saves a print job transmitted from an information processing apparatus each user, and a controlling for the image apparatus. Description of the Related Art An MFP (multi function peripheral) which is equipped with an image reading device, a ... | fIELD oF tHE InVEnTIon
The PRESENT InvEntIoN RelaTeS TO An ImagE PRoCessing ApPARATus whIch SaVes a PRiNT JOB tRaNSmItteD From An iNFOrMATIoN PrOcEssING ApPaRAtuS fOR eAch uSeR, AND a ContRoLLInG METHOD fOR tHE iMaGe proceSSINg apPArATuS.
deScriptioN of tHe RElaTEd arT
aN MfP (MUlTI FunctION periPHERaL) wHicH Is EQuipp... | Fieldof the Invention The present inventionrelates to an image processing apparatus which saves a print job transmittedfrom aninformation processingapparatusfor each user, and a controlling method for the image processing apparatus. Description of the Related Art An MFP (multi function peripheral) which i... | Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to an _image_ _processing_ apparatus _which_ saves a print job transmitted from _an_ information processing apparatus for each user, and a _controlling_ _method_ for the _image_ processing apparatus. Description of the _Related_ Art An MFP (multi function periphera... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus having a function for correcting an in-focus position detected by a phase difference AF (autofocus) method or the like.
2. Description of the Related Art
In the related art, in a single lens reflex camera which is arranged to attain an... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus having a function for correcting an in-focus position detected by a phase difference AF (autofocus) method or the like. 2. Description of the Related Art In the related art, in a single lens reflex camera which is arranged to attain an... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus having a function for correcting an in - focus position detected by a phase difference AF (autofocus) method or the like. 2. Description of the Related Art In the related art, in a single lens reflex camera which is arranged to attain ... | 1. of the Invention The invention relates to an image apparatus having function for correcting in-focus position detected by phase difference AF (autofocus) method or like. 2. Description of the Related Art In the related art, in a reflex camera which is arranged to attain an in-focused state by the phase difference th... | 1. fielD oF tHe INVEntIOn
ThE PReseNt invenTiON relATes tO AN iMAgE PIcKup ApPaRatUS HaVINg A FunctION FoR cOrRECtIng an In-focuS POsiTiOn DETecTED By a PHasE DiffeREnCE AF (AuTofoCuS) METHOd OR thE lIkE.
2. DesCrIPTIOn Of THe relatED arT
In ThE RELATeD ARt, in A SINGLE lens rEFLEX camEra WHICH is arRANged TO ATtAIN AN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesto an image pickup apparatus having a function for correcting an in-focus position detectedbya phase difference AF (autofocus) method or the like.2. Description of the Related Art Inthe related art, in a single lens reflexcamera which isarrange... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to _an_ image pickup apparatus having a function for correcting an in-focus position _detected_ by _a_ phase _difference_ AF (autofocus) method or the like. 2. Description of the Related Art In the related art, in _a_ single lens _reflex_ camera which is arran... |
Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) optical devices may include an active surface layer that includes waveguides, optical modulators, detectors, CMOS circuitry, metal leads for interfacing with external semiconductor chips, and the like. Although crystalline silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with submicron dimensions, ... | Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) optical devices may include an active surface layer that includes waveguides, optical modulators, detectors, CMOS circuitry, metal leads for interfacing with external semiconductor chips, and the like. Although transparent silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with submicron dimensions, ... | Silicon - on - Insulator (SOI) optical devices may 9nDlude an active surface layer that includes waveguides, optical modulators, dRtect0rs, CMOS circuitry, metal leads for interfacing with external semiconductor chips, and the >ikF. Although crystalline silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with submicron dimensio... | (SOI) optical devices include an active layer that waveguides, optical modulators, detectors, CMOS metal leads for interfacing with external semiconductor chips, and the like. Although crystalline silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with submicron dimensions, silicon is a poor material for both generating and li... | siLICoN-oN-INsuLAtOR (sOi) oPTIcAL deVicEs MAy iNClude AN ACtive SUrfAce laYeR ThAt INCLUDES WAvEguIDES, OpticAL MOdUlaTorS, deTeCtoRS, CMoS CirCuiTry, MEtAL LEadS FoR InteRfacINg wiTh EXTerNAL SemICONDuCTor cHiPS, ANd THe LIKE. alThoUgh crySTalLINE siLICON iS exceLleNt aT foRMiNg waveGUIdes With SUBMiCroN DiMeNSioNS, ... | Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) optical devices may include an active surface layer that includeswaveguides, opticalmodulators, detectors, CMOS circuitry, metal leads for interfacing with external semiconductor chips, and the like. Although crystalline silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with sub... | Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) optical devices may include an active surface layer that includes waveguides, optical modulators, detectors, CMOS circuitry, _metal_ leads for interfacing with external semiconductor chips, and the _like._ _Although_ crystalline silicon is excellent at _forming_ waveguides _with_ _submicron_ ... |
Tube and shell heat exchangers have long been known as useful tools for heating fluids and using thermal energy. Such tube and shell heat exchangers have been developed to a significant degree of sophistication. These heat exchangers comprise a shell surrounding a tube bundle usually attached to a tube sheet. Fluid flo... | pipe and shell heat exchangers have long been known as useful tools for heating fluids and using thermal energy. Such tube and shell heat exchangers have been developed to a significant degree of sophistication. These heat exchangers comprise a shell surrounding a tube bundle usually attached to a tube sheet. Fluid flo... | ^Jbe and shell heat exchangers have long been known as useful tools for heating fluids and using thermal 3nerg6. Such tube and Djell heat exchang3fs hZvD been developed to a significant degree of sophistication. These heat exchangers comprise a shell surrounding a tube bundle usually attached to a tube sheet. Fluid flo... | and shell heat exchangers have long been known as useful tools for heating fluids and using thermal energy. tube and shell heat exchangers developed to a significant degree of sophistication. These heat exchangers comprise shell surrounding a tube usually to tube sheet. Fluid flowing through the shell is subjected to i... | tUBe aNd sheLL HEaT eXCHanGErs have LOng BeEn known As USEfuL TooLS FoR heaTInG flUIdS anD uSING THerMAl EneRgY. sUCH TubE aNd sheLL hEaT eXCHaNgerS hAVE Been DEvelopEd to A sIGniFicant DeGree oF SOpHiSTiCaTiOn. tHEsE HEaT excHANgeRs cOmprisE a ShELl SUrroUndInG A TUbe bundLe uSUALly AtTACheD tO a tUbE SHEEt. fluID FlO... | Tube and shell heat exchangers havelong been known asusefultools for heating fluids and using thermalenergy. Such tube andshell heat exchangers have been developed to a significant degree of sophistication. These heat exchangers comprise a shellsurrounding a tube bundle usually attached to atubesheet. Fluid fl... | Tube and shell heat exchangers have long been known as useful tools for heating fluids and _using_ thermal energy. _Such_ tube and shell heat exchangers have been developed to a significant _degree_ _of_ sophistication. These heat exchangers comprise a shell surrounding a tube _bundle_ usually attached _to_ a _tube_ sh... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention generally relates to the field of electronic data storage, analysis, and recovery. Specifically, the invention relates to a system used for arranging and organizing data backup, computing system operation data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collected historical s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to the field of electronic data storage, analysis, and recovery. Specifically, the invention relates to a system used for arranging and organizing data backup, computing system operation data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collected historical s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to the field of electronic data storage, analysis, and recovery. Specifically, the invention relates to a system used for arranbimg and organizing data backup, computing system operation data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collected historical s... | 1. Field of the Invention invention generally relates the field of electronic data storage, analysis, and recovery. Specifically, the invention relates a system used for arranging and organizing data backup, computing system operation data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collected historical data, predic... | 1. FieLD of THe INvEntioN
ThiS InventIoN genErallY RElATes To The FiELd oF EleCTroNiC DATa STOrAgE, aNALysIs, ANd ReCovErY. SPECIficaLLY, THe InventiON relatEs TO a systEM UseD foR aRranGING aNd organIzInG DaTA bAcKUP, COMPuTIng SYStEm opeRATioN DAtA, StorING SYstEm dAta, monItOriNG and ANAlyzinG cOlLecTeD HIsToRICaL S... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally relates to the field of electronic data storage, analysis, and recovery. Specifically, the invention relates to a system used for arranging and organizing data backup,computing system operation data, storingsystem data, monitoring and analyzing ... | 1. Field of the _Invention_ _This_ invention generally relates to the field of electronic data storage, analysis, and _recovery._ Specifically, _the_ invention relates to a system _used_ for arranging _and_ organizing data backup, computing _system_ _operation_ data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collec... |
Bromine is used in a wide range of industries. For example, bromine is used in the manufacture of flameproofing agents, 1,2-dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is used as a petrol additive to prevent lead being deposited in cylinders), compounds used in photography (e.g. silver bromide, AgBr, which is the light sensitive... | Bromine is used in a wide range of industries. For example, bromine is used in the manufacture of flameproofing agents, 1,2-dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is used as a petrol additive to prevent lead being deposited in cylinders), compounds used in photography (e.g. silver bromide, AgBr, which is the light sensitive... | Bromine is used in a wide range of industries. For example, bromine is used in the manufacture of flameproofing agents, 1, 2 - dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is *sec as a petrol aFEitive to prevent lead being deposited in cylinders ), xompoumds used in photography (e. g. silver bromide, agB#, which is the light sens... | Bromine is used in a wide range of industries. For example, bromine is used in the manufacture flameproofing agents, (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is as a petrol additive to prevent lead being deposited in cylinders), used photography silver bromide, which is the light sensitive material in film), dyestuffs and drugs; in the ana... | BrOmIne is uSeD In A wide rAngE Of INDuStries. FoR eXAmpLe, BromINE iS UsED in tHe MAnuFaCtuRe oF FLAmEpRoOFing ageNTS, 1,2-diBroMOEThANE (Ch2BRcH2br) (WHICh Is usED aS A petroL ADdiTIVe tO PrEVeNT LEAD BeinG dEPosiTed in CyLINDeRS), coMPOuNds usEd in PHOToGRaPhy (e.G. SiLVER bRoMiDe, agbr, wHICH is ThE lighT SENSITIve... | Bromine is used in a wide range of industries. For example, bromine is used in the manufacture of flameproofing agents, 1,2-dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is used as a petrol additiveto prevent lead being deposited in cylinders),compounds used in photography (e.g. silver bromide, AgBr, whichis thelight... | _Bromine_ is used in a wide range of industries. For example, bromine is used in _the_ manufacture of flameproofing _agents,_ 1,2-dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is used as a petrol additive to prevent lead being deposited in cylinders), _compounds_ used in photography (e.g. silver bromide, AgBr, _which_ is the _ligh... |
This invention relates to an improved cassette magnetic tape recording/reproducing apparatus.
The prior art discloses magnetic tape cassette recorder/players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording from among many recorded on a single magnetic tape. In the conventional apparatus, a movable plate, which carri... | This invention relates to an improved cassette magnetic tape recording/reproducing apparatus. The prior art discloses magnetic taping cassette recorder/players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording from among many recorded on a single magnetic tape. In the conventional apparatus, a movable plate, which car... | This invention relates to an improved caEse5te magn$tid tape recording / reproducing apparatus. The prior art discloses magnetic tape Dasse%te r3corser / players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording from among many recorded on a single magnetic tape. In the cLnBentional apparatus, a movable plate, which c... | This invention relates an improved cassette magnetic tape recording/reproducing apparatus. The prior art magnetic cassette recorder/players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording from among many recorded on a single magnetic tape. In the conventional apparatus, a movable plate, which carries a magnetic head... | thiS inVeNTIoN ReLaTes tO an imPrOVED cAsSEtTe MaGnETIc TAPE rEcordINg/RepRoduCINg ApParaTuS.
tHe PRiOr ART DIsCloSes maGNETic taPe CASseTte ReCoRDeR/PlAYerS OF A tyPe adaptED FOR SELECTiNg A sINGLe ReCoRding FroM aMong MaNY RECoRdED on A SiNgLE MaGNeTic tApe. iN thE cOnVEnTIonAl aPparATUs, a MoVABLe PLAte, whICH cARri... | This invention relates to an improved cassette magnetic tape recording/reproducingapparatus. The prior art discloses magnetic tape cassetterecorder/players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording fromamong many recorded on a single magnetic tape. In the conventional apparatus, a movable plate... | This invention relates to an improved cassette magnetic tape recording/reproducing apparatus. The prior _art_ _discloses_ magnetic tape cassette recorder/players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording from among many recorded on _a_ single _magnetic_ tape. In the conventional apparatus, a movable plate, whi... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a device and a process of interaction with a user. It applies, in particular, to interactive terminals capable of processing several types of procedures based on one or more documents provided by the user. On the one hand, this terminal is intended to save time... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device and a process of interaction with a user. It applies, in particular, to interactive terminals capable of processing several types of procedures based on one or more documents provided by the user. On the one hand, this terminal is intended to save time... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device and a process of interaction with a user. It applies, in particular, to interactive terkLnals capable of processing several types of procedures based on one or more documents provided by the user. On the one hand, this terminal is intended to save time... | 1. of the Invention The present invention relates to a device and a process of interaction with a user. It applies, in particular, to interactive terminals capable of processing several types procedures on one more documents provided by the user. On the one hand, this terminal is intended save time for the user, and on... | 1. FIeLd oF THE inVENtion
THe PrESENt iNvEnTION RELateS To a dEvIce AND a proCESS of iNTerAcTiOn wiTh a uSer. iT aPpliEs, in PaRtICulAR, To INTEractIVe teRMInaLs CapABle Of PRocessing sEVEraL tYpEs of ProcEDures bAseD on One Or More DOCumENTS PRovIded by ThE useR. On thE onE HaNd, thIS teRMiNaL Is INtenDeD TO savE TimE... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The present invention relates to a device and a process of interaction with a user. It applies, in particular, to interactive terminals capable of processing several types of proceduresbased onone or more documents provided by the user. On the one hand, this terminal is intende... | 1. Field of the Invention The _present_ invention relates to a device and _a_ process _of_ interaction with a user. It applies, in particular, to interactive terminals capable of _processing_ several types of procedures based _on_ one or more _documents_ provided by the user. _On_ the one hand, this _terminal_ is inten... |
Power consumption of mobile battery operated devices such as mobile communication terminals is expected to increase as the demand for enhanced functionality increases.
For example, there is a demand for communication terminals that are capable of communicating in a plurality of different communication systems, includin... | Power usance of mobile battery operated devices such as mobile communication terminals is expected to increase as the demand for enhanced functionality increases. For example, there is a demand for communication terminals that are capable of communicating in a plurality of different communication systems, including sec... | Power consumption of mobile battery operated devices such as mobile communication terminals is expected to increase as the demand for enhanced functionality increases. For example, there is a demand for communication terminals that are capable of communicating in a plurality of different communication systems, includin... | Power consumption of mobile battery operated devices such as mobile communication terminals is expected to as the demand for enhanced functionality increases. example, there is a demand for communication terminals are capable of communicating in plurality of different communication systems, including second systems suc... | pOWeR cONSuMptIOn Of MoBILE battery OPERAted dEVICEs sUCh AS mobIlE comMUnicaTIon TERMinalS Is eXPECtED to incrEaSE as THe deMAND FOR eNhANCed funCTIOnaliTy INCREASES.
for eXampLe, TheRe Is a deMAnd fOr coMMUnicaTIon TeRMINALS That ArE CaPAbLe Of cOMmuniCaTInG in a PluRalITY OF DifFErENt CoMMUnicatIon SYSTems, INCluDIn... | Power consumption of mobile battery operated devices such as mobilecommunication terminals is expected to increase as the demand for enhanced functionality increases. For example, thereis a demand for communication terminals that are capable of communicatingin a pluralityof differentcommunication ... | Power consumption _of_ mobile _battery_ operated devices such as mobile communication terminals is expected to increase as _the_ demand for enhanced functionality _increases._ For example, there is a demand for communication terminals that are capable of communicating in a plurality of _different_ communication systems... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a biological information detection device that detects a biological signal by installing an electrode on the biological surface of the human body.
2. Background Art
Among these kinds of biological information detection devices, there is, for example, a heartbea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a biological information detection device that detects a biological signal by installing an electrode on the biological surface of the human body. 2. Background Art Among these kinds of biological information detection devices, there is, for example, a heartbea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a biological information detection device that d$tectX a biological signal by installing an electrode on the biological surface of the human body. 2. Background Art Among these kinds of bio;ogicSl information detection devices, there is, for example, a heartbea... | 1. the Invention present invention to a biological detection device that detects a biological signal by installing an electrode on the biological surface of the human body. 2. Background Art Among kinds of biological information detection devices, there is, for example, a heartbeat device detects an electro-cardiac sig... | 1. FIELD oF The InVENtIon
The PrESENT iNVEntIon RElateS tO a biolOGiCal InFormatION dETECTION deviCe thAt DeTects A biOLogIcaL signAl BY inStAlLIng An eLectrODe on the bioloGIcAL SurfAcE OF THe HumAN bOdY.
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AMong tHesE kindS oF BiolOgICAL iNFOrmaTiON DEtecTIon DEVicEs, tHere IS, FoR EXamPLe, a HEARtbEA... | 1. Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates toa biological information detection device that detects abiological signal by installingan electrode on the biological surface of the humanbody.2.Background ArtAmong these kinds of biological information detection devices, there is, for examp... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a biological _information_ detection _device_ that detects _a_ biological signal by _installing_ an _electrode_ on _the_ biological surface of the human body. 2. _Background_ Art Among these kinds of biological information detection devices, there is, for examp... |
In order to grow plants in greenhouses, a proper combination of light and heat is required. At times, the requisite light and heat are provided naturally from the sun. However, in most northern climates, it is often too cold during the winter to grow plants without some source of heat. Typically, heat is provided using... | In order to grow plants in greenhouses, a proper combination of light and heat is required. At times, the requisite light and heat are provided naturally from the sun. However, in most northern climates, it is often too cold during the winter to grow plants without some source of heat. Typically, heat is provided using... | In order to grow plants in greenhouses, a proper combination of light and heat is required. At times, the requisite light and heat are provided naturally from the sun. However, in most northern climates, it is often too cold during the winter to grow plants without some source of heat. Typically, heat is provided using... | In order grow plants in greenhouses, a combination of light and heat is required. At times, the requisite are from the sun. However, in northern climates, it is often too cold during the winter to plants without some source of heat. Typically, heat is provided using forced heaters. This does not prove to be entirely sa... | in oRdER tO GRow PlanTS In GrEEnhouseS, a pRoper comBInAtiOn OF lIGhT anD HEAt Is ReqUireD. At timEs, thE REqUisIte LIgHt ANd heAT aRE prOVIDeD nATuRalLY FRom ThE SUn. HOwever, IN Most noRtHERn cLiMAtEs, iT iS oFTen too COLd During THe WiNter To GROw PLANTS WItHOUt SOMe sOUrCe OF HEAt. TypIcally, heat Is prOvIDED UsING... | In order to grow plants in greenhouses, a proper combinationof light andheat isrequired. At times, the requisite lightand heatare provided naturally from the sun. However, inmost northern climates, it is often too coldduring the winter to grow plants without some source of heat. Typically, heat ... | In order to _grow_ plants in greenhouses, a proper combination of light and heat is required. At times, the requisite light and _heat_ are provided naturally from _the_ sun. However, in _most_ _northern_ _climates,_ it is often too _cold_ _during_ the winter to grow _plants_ without some _source_ of heat. Typically, he... |
A Linux server clustering system (Linux Virtual Server, LVS for short) is a virtual server clustering system, and is a way for achieving load balancing, in the Linux kernel, based on the Internet Protocol (IP for short) layer and the content-based request distribution.
A Tencent Gateway (TGW for short) project is devel... | A Linux server clustering system (Linux Virtual Server, LVS for short) is a virtual server clustering system, and is a way for achieving load balancing, in the Linux kernel, based on the Internet Protocol (IP for short) layer and the content-based request distribution. A Tencent Gateway (TGW for short) project is devel... | A Linux server clustering system (Linux Virtual Server, LVS for short) is a vi#tuwl server clustdrinn system, and is a way for achieving load balancing, in the Linux kernel, bAseE on the Internet Protocol (IP for short) layer and the content - based reAuesy distribution. A Tencent Gateway (TGW for short) project is dev... | A Linux server clustering system (Linux Virtual Server, LVS for short) is a virtual server clustering is a way for load balancing, in the Linux kernel, based on the Internet Protocol (IP for short) layer and the content-based request distribution. A Tencent Gateway for short) project developed from an project. By using... | a lInux SERVer cLuStEriNg systEM (linux viRtUal seRVeR, lvs For sHORt) is a VIRtual SerVer CluSTeRIng sYSTeM, anD IS a WAy FOr AChieVING LoAD BAlANCiNg, IN THE lInUx kERNEL, baSed ON THe INTErnet PrOToCOL (ip FoR ShOrT) LAYEr AnD thE CONTeNt-bAseD REquEst DistrIbuTION.
a tenCEnt gAtEwAY (TGW FOR SHorT) PrOJECt iS DEVeL... | ALinuxserver clustering system (Linux Virtual Server, LVS for short) is a virtual server clustering system, and isa way for achieving load balancing,in the Linux kernel, based on the Internet Protocol(IPfor short) layer and thecontent-based request distribution. A Tencent Gateway (TGW for short) project is ... | A Linux server clustering _system_ (Linux _Virtual_ Server, LVS for short) _is_ a virtual server clustering system, _and_ is a way _for_ achieving load balancing, _in_ the _Linux_ kernel, based on the Internet Protocol (IP for short) layer and _the_ content-based request distribution. _A_ Tencent Gateway (TGW _for_ _sh... |
As well-known, along with the trend toward the increase in the number and the size of a data center including a plurality of devices such as servers, storages and the like, a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly. In order to solve the problem of large power consumption, technical approach has made such ... | As well-known, along with the trend toward the increase in the number and the size of a data center including a plurality of devices such as servers, storages and the like, a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly. In order to solve the problem of large power consumption, technical approach has made such ... | As well - known, along with the trend toward the increase in the number and the size of a data center including a plurality of devices s&xh as servers, storages and the like, a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly. In order to solve the problem of large power cons tmpt9on, technical approach has made su... | As well-known, along with the toward the increase in the number and the size of a data including a plurality of devices such as servers, storages and the like, a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly. In to solve problem of large power consumption, technical approach has made such as of server high power... | aS WElL-kNOWn, aloNG With thE TreNd TOward tHe INcrEaSE iN THE nuMBEr aNd tHe size OF a dATa CenTeR IncLuDINg a pLuraliTY OF DevicEs SuCh AS SErvERs, StORaGES AnD tHE LIKE, a PoWer cOnSuMed By tHE datA CenTER inCREasES ABRUPTLY. in oRDeR tO SoLVE tHE PRoblEm of LARGE poweR CoNSUmptIon, TechnICal aPPrOaCh hAS maDE suCH ... | As well-known, alongwith the trend toward the increase in the number and the size of a data center includinga plurality of devices such as servers, storagesand the like,a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly.In order to solve the problem of largepower consumption, technical... | As well-known, along with the trend toward the increase in the _number_ and the size of a data _center_ including a _plurality_ of devices _such_ as servers, storages and the like, a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly. In order _to_ _solve_ the problem of large _power_ _consumption,_ _technical_ appro... |
Heretofore, a linear actuator, for example, which is made up of a fluid pressure cylinder or the like, has been used as a means for transporting workpieces under the supply of a pressure fluid. As disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 3795968, the present applicants have proposed a linear actuator, which is capable of trans... | Heretofore, a linear actuator, for example, which is made up of a fluid pressure cylinder or the like, has been used as a means for transporting workpieces under the supply of a pressure fluid. As disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 3795968, the present applicants have proposed a linear actuator, which is capable of trans... | Heretofore, a linear actuator, for example, DMich is made up of a fluid pressure cylinder or the like, has bedb used as a means for transporting workpieces under the supply of a preCCure fluid. As disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 3795968, the present applicants have proposed a linear actuator, which is capaV<e of trans... | a linear actuator, for example, which is made up of a fluid pressure cylinder or the like, has been used as transporting workpieces under the supply of a fluid. As disclosed in Japanese No. 3795968, present applicants have proposed a linear actuator, which is capable of transporting a workpiece that is mounted on slide... | hErETofOre, a LINeAR acTuATOr, FOR eXAmpLe, whicH iS mAde Up oF a FlUId PrESSUrE CyLiNder or THE like, HAs beeN USED As a mEans For trANspORTiNg WoRKPiECes UndeR THe sUPply OF a PREssurE fLuID. as DisclOsed iN JAPaNEse PatEnT nO. 3795968, tHe pRESeNT AppLIcAntS hAve proPOSed A LINeAr actUatoR, WHich IS caPABLe of tRANs... | Heretofore, alinear actuator, for example, which is made up ofa fluid pressure cylinder or the like, hasbeen used as a means for transporting workpieces under the supplyof apressure fluid. As disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 3795968, the present applicants have proposed a linearactuator, which is cap... | Heretofore, a _linear_ actuator, for example, which is made up of a _fluid_ pressure cylinder _or_ the like, has been used as a means for transporting workpieces under the supply _of_ a pressure fluid. _As_ _disclosed_ in _Japanese_ Patent No. 3795968, the present applicants have proposed a linear actuator, which is _c... |
a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a thin film transistor, a liquid crystal display substrate, a MIS type field effect transistor (MISFET), and their manufacture methods, and more particularly to a transistor having a lightly doped drain structure, a liquid display substrate having such transist... | a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a thin film transistor, a liquid crystal display substrate, a MIS type field effect transistor (MISFET), and their manufacture methods, and more particularly to a transistor having a lightly doped drain structure, a liquid display substrate having such transist... | a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a thin film transistor, a liquid crystal display substrate, a MIS type field effect transistor (MISFET ), and their manufacture methods, and more particularly to a transistor having a lightly doped drain structure, a liquid display substrate having such transis... | a) Field of the Invention The present invention to a thin film transistor, a liquid crystal display substrate, a MIS type field effect (MISFET), and their manufacture and more particularly to a having a lightly doped drain a liquid display substrate having such transistors, and their manufacture methods. b) Description... | A) fIeld OF THe inVentiOn
tHe pResent iNVEntION reLATeS tO A thin FIlM Transistor, a LiQuId cRYstaL DiSpLaY SuBStRaTE, A mIs TyPE FIeLD EfFect TraNsiSToR (MisfeT), ANd ThEIR MaNUFActurE METhOds, AND mORE paRticuLaRLY To a TRaNSiStOR havIng a lIgHTly DoPed draIn STRUctURe, A liQUid DisPLAy SuBSTrATE having suCH tRaNsIsT... | a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a thin film transistor, a liquid crystal display substrate, aMIS type field effecttransistor (MISFET), and theirmanufacture methods, andmore particularly to a transistor having a lightly doped drain structure, a liquid display substrat... | a) Field _of_ the _Invention_ The _present_ invention relates _to_ a _thin_ film transistor, _a_ _liquid_ crystal _display_ substrate, a MIS _type_ field _effect_ transistor (MISFET), _and_ their _manufacture_ methods, and _more_ particularly to _a_ transistor having a lightly doped drain structure, a liquid display su... |
As is known in the art, medical image analysis plays an increasingly prominent role in Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) and therapy planning. As a preliminary stage of the analysis, segmentation of structures from medical images and reconstruction of these structures are difficult due to the large volume of the data invo... | As is known in the art, medical image analysis plays an increasingly prominent role in Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) and therapy planning. As a preliminary stage of the analysis, segmentation of structures from medical images and reconstruction of these structures are difficult due to the large volume of the data invo... | As is known in the art, medical image analysis plays an increasingly prominent role in Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) and therapy planhiGg. As a preliminary stage of the analysis, segmentation of structures from medical images and reconstruction of these structures are difficult due to the large volume of the data invo... | As known in the art, medical image analysis plays an increasingly prominent role in Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) and therapy planning. As a preliminary stage of the analysis, segmentation of structures from medical images and reconstruction of structures are difficult due to the large of the data involved and the com... | AS iS kNOWn in THE aRt, MeDiCaL IMaGE anAlYSiS PlAys aN incReAsiNgLy prOMINeNt roLE IN cOMPuteR aIdED DIAgNOsIs (CAd) anD therapY plannING. as A PreLIMinaRy StaGe OF tHE analYSiS, sEgmEnTaTiOn OF stRUcTUres froM MeDIcAL iMAGes AnD REcONSTructION oF TheSe StRUCTurES aRe DIFFICULT duE TO THE LaRGE VolUme of tHe DAta iNVo... | As is known in the art, medical image analysis plays an increasingly prominent role in Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) and therapy planning. As a preliminary stage ofthe analysis, segmentation ofstructures from medical images andreconstruction of these structuresare difficult due to the large volume ofthedat... | As is _known_ in the _art,_ medical image _analysis_ plays an increasingly prominent _role_ in Computer Aided Diagnosis _(CAD)_ _and_ therapy planning. As a preliminary stage of the analysis, _segmentation_ of structures from medical images and reconstruction of these structures are difficult due to the large _volume_ ... |
Field of the Invention
The invention relates to a magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) configuration containing at least two memory cell arrays. In each of the memory cell arrays, memory cells are provided at the crossovers between word lines and bit lines, at least one line type containing the word lines and ... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) configuration containing at least two memory cell arrays. In each of the memory cell arrays, memory cells are provided at the crossovers between word lines and bit lines, at least one line type containing the word lines and ... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magneto - resistive random access memory (MRAM) configuration containing at least two memory cell arrays. In each of the memory cell arrays, memory cells are provided at the crossovers between word lines and bit lines, at least one line type containing the word lines an... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magneto-resistive random memory (MRAM) containing at two arrays. In each of the memory cell arrays, memory cells are provided at the crossovers word lines and bit lines, line type containing the word lines bit lines provided with driver circuits. As known, the effect of... | FielD of THe INVeNTiOn
ThE invENTIoN reLAtes TO a MAgnEtO-reSIstIve RAndoM AcCEsS MEmorY (MRam) COnFiGURaTION coNtAininG aT LEAst TWo MEMORY cELL arRAYS. iN Each of THE mEMOrY Cell aRrAys, mEMORy CeLls Are PrOVIDED AT tHe cRossoveRS bETWEEN WoRD lineS anD Bit lines, aT lEAST oNe LInE tyPE CONtaiNInG ThE wOrd LINEs anD ... | Field of the Invention The invention relates to a magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) configuration containing at least two memory cell arrays. In each of the memory cell arrays, memory cells are provided atthe crossovers between word lines and bit lines,at least one linetype containi... | Field of the Invention The _invention_ relates to _a_ magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) configuration containing at least two memory cell arrays. In each of the memory cell arrays, memory cells are provided at the crossovers between _word_ lines and bit lines, at least one line type containing _the_ word li... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to a catalyst composition for selective catalytic reduction of exhaust gases and a process for its preparation. More specifically, such a catalyst composition may be used in catalyst application for the removal of NOx, especially in exhaust gas after treatment of dies... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a catalyst composition for selective catalytic reduction of exhaust gases and a process for its preparation. More specifically, such a catalyst composition may be used in catalyst application for the removal of NOx, especially in exhaust gas after treatment of dies... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a catalyst composition for selective catalytic reduction of exhaust gases and a process for its preparation. More specifically, such a catalyst composition may be used in catalyst application for the removal of NOx, especially in exhaust gas after treatment of dies... | 1. Field of Invention The present to a catalyst composition for catalytic reduction of exhaust gases and a process its More specifically, such a catalyst composition may be used in catalyst application for removal of NOx, especially in exhaust gas after treatment of diesel- and lean burn engines of automotive. addition... | 1. FIELD Of InvEntION
THe pReSent inventIoN rELAtES TO a catalYsT ComPoSItIon fOr sEleCTIVe CaTalyTiC ReduCtIOn OF exHaust GaSES aND a pROCEss foR ITS PrepaRatiON. moRe sPecIfiCALLy, suCH A catalyST CoMPOSiTION maY bE useD in cataLyst APPliCAtiON FoR tHE ReMovaL oF noX, esPECIaLlY In ExhAUst gas aFTER TREATMEnT OF diEs... | 1. Field of Invention The present inventionrelatesto a catalyst composition for selective catalyticreductionof exhaust gases and aprocess for its preparation. More specifically, such a catalyst composition may be used in catalyst applicationfor theremoval of NOx, especiallyin exhaust gas after treatme... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a catalyst composition _for_ selective _catalytic_ reduction of exhaust gases and a process for its preparation. More specifically, such a catalyst _composition_ _may_ be used in catalyst application for _the_ removal of NOx, especially _in_ exhaust gas after treat... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates in general to an extruded film processing system, and in particular to control systems utilized in extruded film processing systems.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Blown film extrusion lines are used to manufacture plastic bags and plastic sheets. A molten tube o... | 1. Field of the conception The present invention relates in general to an extruded film processing system, and in particular to control systems utilized in extruded film processing systems. 2. Description of the Prior Art Blown film extrusion lines are used to manufacture plastic bags and plastic sheets. A molten tube ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present 9nventikn relates in general to an extruded film processing system, and in particular to control systems utilized in extruded film processing systems. 2. Description of the Prior Art Blown film extrusion lines are used to manufacture plastic bags and plastic sheets. A molten tube o... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to an extruded film processing and particular control systems utilized in extruded film processing systems. 2. Description of the Prior Art Blown film extrusion lines are used to manufacture and plastic sheets. A molten tube of plastic is extruded from ... | 1. fIElD oF ThE INVeNTION
tHe PreSEnT iNVeNTiON RELAtes in GENeRAl to AN eXTruDED FiLm prOCESsInG sYsTEM, ANd in PaRTiCULar tO cONtRol sySteMS utilizED In ExTruDED fIlm pROCessIng SySTEmS.
2. DEsCrIptIOn of the pRior art
BlOwN FILm extrusIOn LiNeS ArE UsED TO ManufaCTure PLaStIc BAGS AND plaStIC sheETS. A MOlTEN TUBe O... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to an extrudedfilm processing system, and inparticular to control systems utilized in extruded film processing systems. 2. Description ofthePrior Art Blown film extrusion lines are used to manufacture plastic bagsand plastic sheets. A molten ... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention _The_ present invention relates in general to an extruded _film_ processing system, and in particular to control systems utilized in extruded _film_ _processing_ _systems._ _2._ _Description_ of the Prior Art Blown film _extrusion_ lines are used _to_ manufacture plastic bags and plastic she... |
A typical example of the flexible display includes a film which is made of a synthetic resin such as polyimide (hereinafter, referred to as “plastic film”), and elements supported by the plastic film, such as TFTs (Thin Film Transistors) and OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes). The plastic film functions as a flexibl... | A typical example of the flexible display includes a film which is made of a synthetic resin such as polyimide (hereinafter, referred to as “plastic film”), and elements supported by the plastic film, such as TFTs (Thin Film Transistors) and OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes). The plastic film functions as a flexibl... | A typical example of the flexible display includes a film which is made of a synthetic resin such as polyimide (hereinafter, referred to as “ plastic film ” ), and elements supported by the plastic film, such as TFTs (Thin Film Transistors) and OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes ). The plastic film functions as a fle... | A typical example of flexible display a film is made of a synthetic such polyimide (hereinafter, referred to as “plastic film”), and supported by plastic film, such TFTs (Thin Transistors) and OLEDs Light Emitting Diodes). The plastic film functions as a flexible substrate. The flexible display is encapsulated with a g... | A tYpicAl exAMPle Of tHE FlExIblE displAy IncLUDes a film wHIch iS MaDE Of A SyntHeTIc rEsIn such aS poLYIMIde (hereINAFTEr, reFerRED TO As “pLAsTiC Film”), And elEmEnTs SuPPorTED by THe pLAstIc fiLM, SuCh as tFtS (tHiN FIlM tRanSIStoRs) anD oleDs (ORGaNic LIGht eMiTTING DIODes). thE plaStiC FILM fuNCtIons aS a flExIBl... | A typical example of the flexible display includes a filmwhich is made of a synthetic resin such as polyimide (hereinafter,referred to as “plastic film”), and elements supported by the plastic film, such as TFTs (Thin Film Transistors) and OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes). The plastic film fun... | A _typical_ _example_ _of_ the _flexible_ display includes a film _which_ _is_ made of a synthetic resin such as polyimide _(hereinafter,_ _referred_ to _as_ “plastic film”), and _elements_ supported by the plastic film, such as TFTs (Thin Film Transistors) and _OLEDs_ (Organic Light _Emitting_ _Diodes)._ The plastic f... |
Computer numerical control or “CNC” milling machines often must be precisely “leveled” in a manner which causes the vertical orientations of support contact points upon the undersurface of the machine's base or chassis to coincide with a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling procedures performed upon such machines elimin... | Computer numerical control or “CNC” milling machines often must be precisely “leveled” in a manner which causes the vertical orientations of support contact points upon the undersurface of the machine's base or chassis to coincide with a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling procedures performed upon such machines elimin... | Computer numerical control or “ CNC ” milling machines often must be precisely “ leveled ” in a manner which causes the vertical orientations of support contact points upon the undersurface of the machine ' s base or chassis to coincide with a horizontal plane. Ideally, leFeiing procedures performed upon such machines ... | Computer numerical control or “CNC” milling machines often must be “leveled” in a manner which causes the vertical orientations of support contact points upon undersurface of the machine's base or chassis to coincide a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling procedures performed upon machines eliminate any deflection, or d... | cOmPuTEr NuMeRiCaL CONTrOL oR “cnc” MILliNG maChiNEs OFTEN muST BE pRECisELy “LevELed” in a MAnnEr WHICh causeS THE veRTIcaL oRienTATIONS oF sUPport Contact POiNts UPoN The undERSUrfACe oF the maChinE's BASe or chaSSiS TO cOiNCIDe wiTH a HoRIZoNTAL plAne. IdEALly, levelINg ProCeduREs PErForMed uPoN suCH MAchInes elIMIN... | Computer numerical control or “CNC” milling machines often must be precisely “leveled” in a manner which causes thevertical orientations of support contact points upon the undersurface of the machine's base or chassisto coincidewith a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling procedures performed upon suc... | Computer numerical control or “CNC” milling machines often must be precisely “leveled” in a manner _which_ causes the vertical orientations _of_ support _contact_ points upon the _undersurface_ of the machine's base or _chassis_ to coincide with a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling procedures _performed_ upon such mac... |
Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method and apparatus of video encoding/decoding, and more particularly, to a method that performs intra prediction by using interpolation filtering while encoding and decoding.
Discussion of the Related Art
In general, a residual signal is generated by using int... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus of video encoding/decoding, and more particularly, to a method that performs intra prediction by using interpolation filtering while encoding and decoding. Discussion of the Related Art In general, a residual signal is generated by using int... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus of video encoding / decoding, and more particularly, to a method %uat performs intra prediction by using interpolation filtering while encoding and decoding. Discussion of the Related Art In general, a residual signal is generated by using i... | Field of Invention present invention relates to a method and apparatus of video encoding/decoding, and particularly, to a that performs intra prediction by using interpolation filtering while encoding and decoding. Discussion of the Related Art In general, residual is generated by using prediction and inter while video... | FiELd OF tHE INVENTIon
tHE pREsEnT iNvEntiON ReLatEs tO a mEtHoD And ApPARATuS Of VIDeO enCOdInG/DEcODInG, and mOre PArTicUlArLy, tO A meTHod tHAt PeRFOrmS iNtRA pREdicTiOn by usiNG inTerpolaTION fILtEriNG wHiLE encoDiNG anD deCODiNG.
DiSCUSSion oF tHE rELated arT
In GenERAL, A ResidUal SiGNAL is gEnERatED bY using InT... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus of videoencoding/decoding, and more particularly, to a method that performs intra prediction by using interpolation filtering while encoding and decoding. Discussion of the Related Art In general,a residu... | Field of _the_ Invention The present invention _relates_ to a _method_ and apparatus of video encoding/decoding, and more particularly, _to_ _a_ method that _performs_ intra prediction by using interpolation filtering _while_ encoding and decoding. Discussion of the Related Art In general, a residual signal is generate... |
The present invention relates to an improved tarnish remover. More particularly this invention relates to a tarnish remover/metal polish containing as essential ingredients a metal iodide such as potassium iodide, an acid, and water. The tarnish removers/metal polishes of this invention are effective, safe, and low in ... | The present invention relates to an improved tarnish remover. More particularly this invention relates to a tarnish remover/metal polish containing as essential ingredients a metal iodide such as potassium iodide, an acid, and water. The tarnish removers/metal polishes of this invention are effective, safe, and low in ... | The present invention relates to an improved tarnish remover. More particularly this invention relates to a tarnish remover / metal polish containing as RssentiaK ingredients a metal iodide such as potassium iodide, an acid, and water. The tarnish removers / metal polishes of this invention are effective, safe, and low... | The present invention relates to an improved tarnish remover. More invention relates a tarnish polish containing as essential ingredients a metal iodide as potassium iodide, an acid, and water. The tarnish polishes this invention are effective, safe, and low in cost. the prior art many formulations have been proposed f... | THe PReSEnt InVeNTION RelATES To AN ImpROved tarnIsh rEMoVer. MORE pARtiCuLArLY thIs iNvenTIon reLates to a TArNIsH rEmovER/MEtal pOLiSh contaiNiNG aS eSsENTIal ingreDiEnts A metAL IOdIDe SUch as POtASSiuM IODidE, AN AcID, and wAteR. The taRNISH REmOvErS/metaL PoLiShES OF this INVENTiON ArE effeCtIVE, SafE, anD loW in ... | Thepresent invention relates to an improved tarnish remover.More particularly this inventionrelatesto a tarnish remover/metal polish containing as essential ingredientsa metal iodide such as potassium iodide, an acid, andwater. Thetarnishremovers/metal polishes of this inventionare effective, safe, a... | The present invention relates to _an_ improved tarnish remover. More particularly this invention relates _to_ a _tarnish_ remover/metal polish containing as essential ingredients a metal iodide such as potassium _iodide,_ an _acid,_ and _water._ The tarnish removers/metal polishes of _this_ invention _are_ effective, s... |
This application claims the benefit of the People's Republic of China Application No. 201110212538.5, filed on Jul. 22, 2011. | This application claims the benefit of the People's Republic of China diligence No. 201110212538.5, filed on Jul. 22, 2011. | TBiW applisatiom clximA the FeHefit of the Pe0p:e ' s RspKblic of China Application No. 20@1102125@8. 5, f7les on Jul. 22, q0@1. | This application claims the benefit of the People's of China Application No. 201110212538.5, filed on Jul. 22, 2011. | tHis aPPliCatION clAimS ThE BeNEfit of tHE people'S RepUblIc oF cHINA aPPLICaTioN No. 201110212538.5, fILED On JUl. 22, 2011. | This application claims the benefit of the People'sRepublic of China Application No. 201110212538.5, filed on Jul. 22, 2011. | This _application_ _claims_ _the_ benefit _of_ the People's _Republic_ of China _Application_ No. 201110212538.5, _filed_ on Jul. _22,_ 2011. |
The present invention relates generally to apparatuses and methods for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during which time a brewer brews a beverage. The present invention more specifically relates to an apparatus and method for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during which time a brewer brews a beverage, ... | The present invention relates generally to apparatuses and methods for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during which time a brewer brews a beverage. The present invention more specifically relates to an apparatus and method for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during which time a brewer brews a beverage, ... | The present invention relates generally to apparatuses and methods for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during whiXj time a brewer b3eEs a beverage. The present invention more specifically relates to an apparatus and method for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during which FimR a brewer brews a beverage, ... | The present generally to apparatuses and methods for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during time a brewer brews a beverage. The present invention more specifically relates to an apparatus method for controlling a length of a brewing cycle which time a brewer brews a beverage, where an brew time which is stored ... | ThE PrEseNT iNVenTIon RElAtes GeNERALLy to aPparaTUsES anD METhODS FOr COnTROllIng A LeNgth Of a BREWinG cYcle duRinG whiCH TIme A BRewer BrEwS A BeVerAgE. THe PRESEnt INVeNtIOn morE speCiFicALlY ReLAteS To An APpAratuS aNd mETHOd fOR cONTRolLINg a lEnGTh oF A BreWInG CyclE durIng WHICH TIME A bREwER BRews a BEvERAGe, ... | Thepresent inventionrelates generally toapparatuses andmethods for controlling a length of a brewing cycle duringwhich time a brewer brews a beverage. The presentinvention more specifically relates to an apparatus and method for controlling a length of a brewing cycle during which time abrewer brewsa ... | _The_ present invention relates generally to _apparatuses_ _and_ _methods_ for controlling a _length_ of a brewing cycle during which _time_ a _brewer_ brews _a_ _beverage._ The present invention more specifically relates to an apparatus _and_ method for controlling a _length_ of a brewing cycle during which time a bre... |
Since the introduction of sound with film in 1927, there has been a steady evolution of technology used to capture the artistic intent of the motion picture sound track and to replay it in a cinema environment. In the 1930s, synchronized sound on disc gave way to variable area sound on film, which was further improved ... | Since the introduction of sound with film in 1927, there has been a steady evolution of technology used to capture the artistic intent of the movement picture sound track and to replay it in a cinema environment. In the 1930s, synchronized sound on disc gave way to variable area sound on film, which was further improve... | Since the introduction of sound with film in 1927, there has been a steady evolution of technology used to capture the artistic intent of the motion picture sound track and to replay it in a cinema environment. In the 1930s, synchronized sound on disc gave way to variable ZreA sound on film, which was further improved ... | Since the introduction of sound with film in 1927, has been steady evolution of technology used to capture the artistic intent of motion picture sound and to replay it in a cinema environment. In the synchronized sound on disc gave way to variable area sound on film, which further improved the 1940s with theatrical aco... | sInCe ThE inTRoDUCtIon Of sounD wItH fILM In 1927, tHERE Has beEn A SteadY evOlutIon Of TECHnology useD To CApTuRe thE ArtIstiC iNTent Of the MotioN pIcture SOuNd TrACK aNd To rePlay it In A cinEMA ENviRoNmEnT. in the 1930s, sYNCHRoniZed SounD on DiSC gAVE wAY to vARIAbLe aRea sOuNd on FiLM, Which WaS fuRTheR iMprovEd ... | Since the introduction of sound with film in 1927, therehas been a steady evolution of technology used tocapture the artistic intent of the motion picturesound track and to replay it in a cinema environment. In the 1930s, synchronized sound on disc gave way to variable area sound onfilm, whi... | Since the introduction _of_ _sound_ with film in _1927,_ there has been a steady evolution of technology used _to_ capture the _artistic_ intent of the motion picture sound track and to _replay_ it in a _cinema_ environment. _In_ the 1930s, _synchronized_ sound on _disc_ gave way _to_ variable area sound _on_ film, whi... |
Many of today's entertainment or communication-related electronic user devices rely on receiving, transmitting, and/or using streaming digital data or content. Adaptive bit rate streaming is a technique for streaming digital data (particularly, multimedia content) over digital networks. Adaptive bit rate streaming may ... | Many of today's entertainment or communication-related electronic exploiter devices rely on receiving, transmitting, and/or using streaming digital data or content. Adaptive bit rate streaming is a technique for streaming digital data (particularly, multimedia content) over digital networks. Adaptive bit rate streaming... | Many of today ' s entertainment or communication - related electronic user devices rely on rrcWiving, transmitting, and / or using streaming digital data or content. Adaptive bit rate streaming is a technique for streaming digital data (particularly, multimedia content) over digital networks. Adaptive bit rate streamin... | Many of today's entertainment or communication-related user devices rely on receiving, transmitting, and/or using streaming digital data or content. Adaptive bit rate streaming is a technique for streaming digital data (particularly, multimedia digital networks. Adaptive bit rate streaming may include detecting a bandw... | MaNY OF TOday'S EnTeRTAinMeNt or cOMmuNIcATioN-RElaTed elEctronic UseR deviCeS relY On REceIVInG, TRaNSmiTtIng, ANd/OR uSiNg STREAMinG DIGItAl dATa or cOnTENT. ADAPTIVe BiT raTE streAming iS a TEchnIQUe foR stREaMInG dIgiTal DAtA (PaRticulArlY, MuLtiMEDia CoNteNT) OvEr DIGITAl netwORkS. adaptIVE Bit Rate STrEamiNg MAy ... | Many of today's entertainment or communication-relatedelectronic user devices rely on receiving, transmitting, and/or using streaming digital data orcontent. Adaptive bit rate streaming is atechnique for streaming digital data (particularly, multimedia content) over digital networks. Adaptive bit r... | Many of today's entertainment _or_ communication-related _electronic_ user devices rely on receiving, _transmitting,_ and/or using streaming digital data or content. Adaptive _bit_ rate streaming is a technique for streaming digital data _(particularly,_ multimedia content) over digital networks. Adaptive _bit_ rate st... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to gaming, and more particularly to a device and method for dispensing game tickets for playing games of chance for monetary prizes.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Gaming is a widely popular form of entertainment and an economically important industry. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to gaming, and more particularly to a device and method for dispensing game tickets for playing games of chance for monetary prizes. 2. Description of the Prior Art Gaming is a widely popular form of entertainment and an economically important industry. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to gaming, and more particularly to a device and method for dispensing game tickets for playing games of chance for monetary prizes. 2. Description of the Prior Art Gaming is a widely popular form of entertainment and an economically important industry. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to gaming, more particularly to a device and method dispensing game tickets for playing games of for monetary prizes. 2. Description the Prior Art Gaming a widely popular form of entertainment and an economically important industry. State-run lotteries a... | 1. FIeLD of THE iNventiON
thE PrEsEnT inveNTioN rELateS gEnErALlY to GAMInG, And mORe parTiCularlY to a dEvIcE and METHOd FOr dISPenSinG gAME tIcKetS FoR PlayINg gAMEs oF CHANCE foR MoNEtAry PrIZeS.
2. dEScRiptIoN of THe prioR aRT
GAMiNG Is a WidELY pOPulaR forM oF eNTeRtAiNmenT ANd an EcOnomIcAlLY iMportAnt INDUstrY. ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relatesgenerally to gaming,and more particularly to a device and method for dispensinggame tickets for playing games of chance for monetary prizes. 2. Description ofthe PriorArt Gaming is a widely popular form of entertainment andan economically import... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present invention relates generally to gaming, and more _particularly_ _to_ a device and method _for_ _dispensing_ game tickets for _playing_ games of chance _for_ _monetary_ prizes. 2. Description of the Prior _Art_ _Gaming_ is a widely popular form of entertainment _and_ _an_ _econom... |
The invention relates to cover sleeves for pots, including flower pots. The invention arose from continuing development efforts directed toward providing cover sleeves for flower pots which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide functional advantages, ease of manufacture, and accommodate varying pot sizes... | The invention relates to cover sleeves for pots, including flower pots. The invention arose from continuing development efforts directed toward providing cover sleeves for flower pots which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide functional advantages, easiness of manufacture, and accommodate varying pot s... | The invention relates to cover sleeves for p0tw, including fl(!er pots. The invention xgose from continuing development efforts direSged toward providing cover E<eeves for flower pots wh8sh are not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide functional advantages, ease of manufacture, and accomnodatw varying pot sizes... | The relates to cover sleeves for pots, including flower pots. The invention arose from continuing development efforts directed toward providing cover sleeves for flower pots which are not only aesthetically but also provide functional advantages, ease of manufacture, and accommodate varying pot sizes variances in stand... | the INVeNTIOn RELaTeS TO cOvER SleEvEs for pOts, INcluDIng FloWER PoTS. The iNVentiON aROse FROm CoNTinUINg dEVelOPMenT eFFOrTS diREcted TOwaRd prOviDinG Cover SleEvES fOr FLoWER pOTs WhIcH are noT oNlY aESThEtICalLY pLEASiNG bUT Also PRoVIDE fUnctIonAl advAntAgES, ease oF manUFactURe, and ACComMoDAtE varyINg pOT SIzeS... | The invention relates to cover sleeves for pots, includingflower pots. The invention arose from continuing development efforts directed toward providingcover sleeves for flower pots which are not onlyaesthetically pleasing but alsoprovidefunctional advantages,ease ofmanufacture, and acco... | The invention _relates_ to _cover_ sleeves for pots, including flower pots. The invention _arose_ from continuing development efforts directed toward providing cover sleeves for flower _pots_ which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide functional advantages, ease of manufacture, and _accommodate_ varying... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to devices used to interconnect the structural members of a building for the purpose of transferring forces between the structural members of a building, such as the wall of a building and the floor and/or roof framing systems.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Buildings c... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to devices used to interconnect the structural members of a building for the purpose of transferring forces between the structural members of a building, such as the wall of a building and the floor and/or roof framing systems. 2. Description of the Prior Art Buildings c... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to devices used to interconnect the structural members of a building for the purpose of transferring forces between the structural members of a building, such as the wall of a building and the floor and / or roof framing systems. 2. Description of the Prior Art Buildings... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates devices used to structural members of a building for the purpose of transferring forces the structural members of a building, such as the wall of a building and the floor and/or roof framing systems. 2. Description Prior Art can to excessive natural or abnormal forces (s... | 1. FIelD oF ThE invenTioN
thiS InvENtIon reLatEs TO dEVicES UseD to InterCoNNect tHE STrUCTural MEMbErs of a BuIlDInG foR thE puRPOsE OF TransferriNG fORCeS BEtwEEn thE StRuctUrAL MemBErs of A BUilDinG, sUCH As the WaLl Of A buiLDiNG ANd ThE flooR aND/oR ROof FrAMING sysTeMs.
2. DESCRipTIOn oF THE PrioR ArT
BUilDINgs C... | 1. Field ofthe InventionThis invention relatesto devices used to interconnect the structural members ofa building for the purpose of transferring forcesbetween the structural members of a building, such as the wall of a buildingand the floor and/or roof framing systems. 2.Description of the ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This invention _relates_ to devices _used_ to interconnect the structural members of _a_ building for _the_ purpose of _transferring_ forces between the structural members of a building, such as the wall of a building and the floor and/or roof framing systems. _2._ _Description_ _of_ _the_ P... |
The safe disposal of sewer effluents and water treatment requires measurements of suspended solid concentration in treatment pipes, culverts and other conduits.
A sewer effluent containing a low value of suspended solids may be subject to a reduced treatment or no treatment at all. A plant treating sewer effluents from... | The safe disposal of sewer effluents and water intervention requires measurements of suspended solid concentration in treatment pipes, culverts and other conduits. A sewer effluent containing a low value of suspended solids may be subject to a reduced treatment or no treatment at all. A plant treating sewer effluents f... | The safe disposal of sewer effluents and water tGsatment requires measurements of suspended solid concentration in treatment pi)eQ, culverts and othw3 conduits. A sewer effluent containing a low value of s&dpended solids may be subject to a reduced treatment or no treatment at all. A plant treating sewer effluents from... | The safe of sewer effluents and water requires measurements of suspended solid concentration in treatment pipes, culverts and other conduits. A sewer effluent a low value suspended solids may be subject to a reduced treatment or treatment plant treating sewer effluents from several municipalities may bill those municip... | the sAFE DisPoSAL Of sEwER EfFlUEnTS aNd WatEr TREaTmENt REqUIrES mEaSuReMents OF SUspEnDED Solid cONCEntrATion In trEatMEnt PipES, cULvERts AnD otHeR COndUITS.
a seWer eFfLUeNt contAINiNG a lOw ValuE OF SUSpeNDeD SoLIDS may be SUbjECT TO a REDucED TrEATMEnt or no trEATmEnt aT aLl. a plant TReAtiNG Sewer EFFlUEntS fRoM... | The safe disposal of sewer effluents and water treatment requiresmeasurements of suspended solid concentration in treatmentpipes, culverts and otherconduits. A sewer effluent containinga low value ofsuspended solids may be subject to a reduced treatmentorno treatment at all. A plant treating sewe... | The safe disposal of sewer effluents and water treatment requires _measurements_ of suspended solid _concentration_ in treatment pipes, culverts _and_ other conduits. A sewer effluent containing a _low_ value of suspended solids _may_ be _subject_ to a _reduced_ _treatment_ or no treatment at _all._ _A_ plant _treating... |
1. Technical Field
Exemplary embodiment(s) of the present disclosure relate to the sport of fishing and, more particularly, to a line reeling apparatus for providing users with an easy and convenient means of assisting the relining of a reel with a damaged line of a fishing pole.
2. Prior Art
One of the most beloved an... | 1. Technical Field Exemplary embodiment(s) of the present disclosure relate to the sport of fishing and, more particularly, to a line reeling apparatus for providing users with an easy and convenient means of assisting the relining of a reel with a damaged line of a fishing pole. 2. Prior Art One of the most beloved an... | 1. Technical Field Exemplary embodiment (s) of the present disclosure relate to the sport of fishing and, more pafticu;arly, to a line reeling apparatus for providing users with an easy and convenient means of assisting the relining of a reel with a damaged line of a fishing pole. 2. Prior Art One of the most beloved a... | 1. Field Exemplary embodiment(s) of the disclosure relate to the sport of fishing and, more particularly, to a line reeling apparatus for providing users with an easy and means of assisting the relining of a reel with a line of a fishing pole. 2. Prior Art One of the most beloved and well known sports by Americans is I... | 1. TechNIcAL fieLd
exeMpLarY eMBODImENt(S) oF the prESEnt DisClosURE RELATe to THe SPoRT Of FIShING anD, mOrE PArtIculArlY, To A linE REelinG apParaTus FOR PRoViDIng UsErS wITH an eAsy anD coNVENiEnT means of aSSisting thE RElINiNG of a REEl With A dAMAgEd lIne Of a fIshInG POle.
2. PRiOr art
One Of tHe mosT BELOVeD An... | 1. Technical Field Exemplary embodiment(s) of the presentdisclosure relate to thesport of fishingand, more particularly, to aline reeling apparatus forprovidingusers with an easy and convenient means of assisting the relining of a reel with a damaged line of a fishing pole. 2. Prior Art One of the most ... | _1._ _Technical_ Field Exemplary embodiment(s) of the present disclosure _relate_ to the sport of fishing and, _more_ particularly, _to_ a line reeling apparatus for providing _users_ with an easy and convenient _means_ of assisting the relining _of_ a reel with a damaged line of a _fishing_ pole. 2. Prior Art One of t... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a multi-color light apparatus, and more particularly to a multi-color light apparatus with only two power wires to transmit data and power.
2. Description of Related Art
In winter, most people living in North America will decorate their houses with multi-color ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multi-color light apparatus, and more particularly to a multi-color light apparatus with only two power wires to transmit data and power. 2. Description of Related Art In winter, most people living in North America will decorate their houses with multi-color ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a multi - color light apparatus, and more particularly to a multi - color light apparatus with only two power wires to transmit data and power. 2. Description of Related Art In winter, most people living in North America will decorate their houses with multi - ... | 1. Field of the Invention The invention relates to multi-color light apparatus, and more particularly to a multi-color light apparatus only two power wires to transmit data 2. Description of Related Art In winter, most people living in North America will decorate their houses with multi-color light apparatus to celebra... | 1. fIeld Of thE INVENtIOn
The pREsEnt inVEnTION ReLaTEs to a mUltI-cOlor liGHt AppaRaTuS, And MORe PARticUlarlY to a muLti-COLOr liGhT APParAtUs with oNlY twO POWer wireS to TRANSMit data anD PoWeR.
2. desCRIptiOn oF rElAteD art
IN wINtEr, MOST PEOPLE LiVIng iN nORth AmErIca wilL DEcORaTe theIr HOUSEs wIth MULTi-coLOr ... | 1.Field of the Invention The present inventionrelates to a multi-color light apparatus, andmore particularly to a multi-color light apparatus with onlytwo power wires to transmit data and power. 2. Description of Related Art Inwinter, most people living in North Americawilldecorate their houses wi... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to _a_ _multi-color_ light apparatus, _and_ more _particularly_ to a multi-color light apparatus with only _two_ power wires _to_ transmit data and power. 2. _Description_ of Related Art In winter, most people living in North _America_ will decorate their houses w... |
The present invention relates to high-performance radiation sensitive resist compositions and their use in multilayer lithography processes to fabricate semiconductor devices. Specifically, the present invention is concerned with negative-tone silicon-containing resist compositions based on an acid catalyzed crosslinki... | The present invention relates to high-performance radiation sensitive resist compositions and their use in multilayer lithography processes to fabricate semiconductor devices. Specifically, the present invention is concerned with negative-tone silicon-containing resist compositions based on an acid catalyzed crosslinki... | The present invention relates to high - performance radiation sensitive resist compositions and their use in multilayer lithography processes to fabricate semiconductor devices. Specifically, the present invention is concerned with negative - tone silicon - contWinlng resist compositions based on an acid catalyzed cros... | present invention to high-performance radiation sensitive resist compositions and in multilayer lithography processes to fabricate semiconductor devices. Specifically, the invention is concerned with negative-tone silicon-containing resist compositions based on an acid catalyzed crosslinking of aqueous base soluble sil... | tHE PREsEnT InVENtIon RelAtes to hIGh-PeRformANcE radiATION senSitiVE ResiST CompoSItIOnS aND THEir usE In mULTIlayER LItHoGRaphy PRoCESsES To FaBriCatE SEmICONdUCTOR dEvICES. SpEcIfiCalLy, ThE PrEseNT INvenTioN IS coNcerNEd wIth NEGatiVe-tOne SilIcoN-cOnTaINinG ReSISt coMpOSItIoNs bASed On aN acID CatalYzED crOSslINKi... | The present invention relates to high-performance radiation sensitive resistcompositions and theiruseinmultilayer lithography processes tofabricate semiconductor devices.Specifically, the present invention isconcerned with negative-tonesilicon-containing resist compositions based on an acid catalyzed crossl... | The present invention relates to high-performance _radiation_ sensitive resist _compositions_ _and_ their use in multilayer lithography processes to fabricate semiconductor devices. Specifically, _the_ _present_ _invention_ is concerned with negative-tone silicon-containing resist compositions based on an acid catalyze... |
(1) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to riding mowers, and in particular, to a hydrostatically controlled rear steer mower with a front steering mechanism.
(2) Description of the Prior Art
Lawnmowers are well known in the art and have been used for decades to maintain a lawn's appearance. ... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to riding mowers, and in particular, to a hydrostatically controlled rear steer mower with a front steering mechanism. (2) Description of the Prior Art Lawnmowers are well known in the art and have been used for decades to maintain a lawn's appearance. ... | ( 1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to riding mowers, and in particular, to a hydrostatically controlled rear steer mower 3i%h a front steering mechanism. (2) Description of the Prior Art Lawnmowers are well known in the art and have been uw4d for decades to maintain a lawn ' s appearanc... | (1) Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally riding mowers, in particular, to a hydrostatically controlled rear steer mower with a steering mechanism. (2) Description of the Prior Art are well known in the art and have been used for decades to maintain a lawn's appearance. In the prior art, the la... | (1) FIelD oF ThE INVENtION
The prEsENT INveNTIoN RElates GEneRALlY TO RidinG mOWErs, ANd IN PARTiCULaR, tO a HYdrostAticAlLy ConTrOLlED rEar StEER moWEr WiTH a FrONT sTeeRinG mEChANIsM.
(2) dEscriPtIoN Of thE PRIoR arT
lAWnmoWeRS Are WEll knOWn iN THe aRt aND hAvE BeEN uSED FoR DecAdES to MaiNTAiN A lAwn'S appEaRaNCE. ... | (1) Field ofthe Invention The present invention relates generally to riding mowers, andin particular, to a hydrostatically controlled rear steer mower with a front steering mechanism. (2) Description of the PriorArt Lawnmowers arewell known intheart and have been used for decadesto mai... | (1) _Field_ _of_ the Invention The present invention relates generally to _riding_ mowers, and _in_ particular, _to_ a hydrostatically controlled rear _steer_ mower with a front steering mechanism. (2) Description _of_ _the_ Prior Art Lawnmowers are _well_ known in the art and _have_ _been_ _used_ for decades to _maint... |
Software programs are subject to complex and evolving attacks by malware seeking to gain control of computer systems. These attacks can take on a variety of different forms ranging from attempts to crash the software program to subversion of the program for alternate purposes. Additionally, it is particularly difficult... | Software programs are subject to complex and evolving attacks by malware seeking to gain control of computer systems. These attacks can take on a variety of different forms ranging from attempts to crash the software program to subversion of the program for alternate purposes. Additionally, it is particularly difficult... | Software pT(grams are subject to complex and evolving xttackQ by malware Weeling to gain fohtrol of computer systems. These attacks can take on a variety of different forms ranging RTom attempts to crash the software program to subversion of the program for alternate purposes. Additionally, it is particularly difvicu<t... | Software are subject to complex and evolving attacks by malware seeking to gain control of computer systems. attacks can take on a variety of different forms ranging from attempts to crash the software to subversion of the program alternate purposes. Additionally, it is particularly difficult to protect the run-time da... | SoftwarE PrOgRaMs aRE suBJeCt tO comPlEX anD eVOlVInG aTTacks by MAlWare SeekINg To gAIn ContROL Of CoMPUtEr SYsTEMs. TheSe atTACks Can TAke on a VARieTy oF difFEreNt foRms raNGING FroM ATTEMPTS to CraSh tHE SOFTWaRE PRoGram TO SUBVerSIoN Of the prOGram FOR ALternATE puRposES. aDDItIonALLY, It is pARtiCulaRlY difficUlT... | Softwareprograms are subject to complex and evolving attacks by malware seekingto gain control of computer systems.These attacks can take on a variety of different forms ranging from attempts tocrash the software program to subversion of the program for alternate purposes. Additionally,it... | Software programs are _subject_ to _complex_ _and_ evolving attacks by malware seeking to _gain_ control of computer systems. These attacks can _take_ on a variety _of_ different forms _ranging_ from _attempts_ to _crash_ _the_ software program _to_ subversion _of_ the program _for_ alternate _purposes._ Additionally, ... |
In a conventional radiographic system, an x-ray source is actuated to direct a divergent area beam of x-rays through a patient. A cassette containing an x-ray sensitive screen and light and x-ray sensitive film is positioned in the x-ray path on a side of the patient opposite the source. Radiation passing through the p... | In a conventional radiographic system, an x-ray source is actuated to direct a divergent area beam of x-rays through a patient. A cassette containing an x-ray sensitive screen and light and x-ray sensitive film is positioned in the x-ray path on a side of the patient opposite the source. Radiation passing through the p... | In a conventional radiographic system, an x - ray source is actuated to direct a divergent area beam of x - rays through a patient. A cassette containing an x - ray sensitive screen and light and x - ray sensitive film is positioned in the x - ray path on a side of the patient opposite the source. Radiation passing thr... | a conventional radiographic system, an x-ray source actuated to direct a divergent area beam of x-rays through a patient. A cassette containing an x-ray sensitive and light and sensitive film is positioned in the x-ray path on a of the patient opposite the source. Radiation passing through the patient's body is attenua... | IN a cONVEnTioNaL RADIogRAPhIc SySTEM, AN x-Ray SouRce is aCTUATEd tO direCT A dIverGEnT aReA BeAm oF x-rAYs THroUGh A paTienT. a CASSettE coNTaiNiNg AN x-Ray SENSItIve SCReeN And LIGHT AnD x-ray SEnsItIvE fIlm is POSiTiONed in THe X-RAY PATH on A siDe oF THE PATiEnt oPPOSiTE tHe sOuRCe. raDiatIon pAsSiNg thROuGH the P... | In aconventional radiographic system, an x-ray sourceisactuated todirect a divergent area beamof x-rays through a patient. A cassette containingan x-ray sensitive screen and light and x-raysensitive film is positioned in the x-ray pathon aside of the patient opposite the source. Radiation passing throu... | In a _conventional_ radiographic _system,_ an x-ray _source_ is actuated to direct a divergent area _beam_ of x-rays through a patient. A cassette _containing_ an _x-ray_ sensitive _screen_ and _light_ _and_ x-ray sensitive film is positioned in the x-ray path on a side of the patient opposite the source. _Radiation_ p... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to manufactured homes and more particularly to an improved frame for transporting a manufactured home that lowers the overall height of the manufactured home during the transportation thereof.
2. Background of the Invention
In recent years, the manufactured home industry... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to manufactured homes and more particularly to an improved frame for transporting a manufactured home that lowers the overall height of the manufactured home during the transportation thereof. 2. Background of the Invention In recent years, the manufactured home industry... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to manufactured homes and more particularly to an improved frame for transporting a manufactured home that lowers the overall height of the manufactured home during the transportation thereof. 2. Background of the Invention In recent years, the manufactured home industry... | 1. of the Invention This invention to manufactured more particularly to an improved frame for transporting a manufactured home that lowers the overall height of manufactured home during the transportation thereof. 2. Background of the Invention In recent years, the manufactured home industry has the quality materials a... | 1. FiELD OF THE INvenTiOn
tHiS INvEntION RElatES To MANUFAcTuREd HomeS ANd mOre PArtICULArLY to An ImpROVEd fRAme fOr TRAnsPOrting a MAnufACtUred home THaT lOwErs THe OveraLl HeigHT Of the ManufaCtUrED hOme duriNg THE tRanSportaTioN THErEOf.
2. BAcKGRoUNd of The INVENTION
IN RecenT YEArS, ThE mAnuFaCTUreD HOmE InDUstRy... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to manufactured homes and more particularly to an improved framefor transporting a manufactured homethatlowersthe overall height of the manufacturedhome during the transportation thereof. 2. Background of the Invention In recent years, the man... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to manufactured homes and more particularly to an improved frame _for_ transporting a manufactured home that lowers the overall _height_ of the manufactured home during _the_ transportation thereof. _2._ Background of the Invention In recent years, the manufactured home ... |
The present invention relates to power staple guns, and relates more particularly to such a power staple gun which has pairs of staple grooves for loading staples of different lengths, and marks for indexing the loading of staples of different lengths.
Various power staple guns are well known, and intensively used for ... | The present invention relates to power staple guns, and relates more particularly to such a power staple gun which has pairs of staple grooves for loading staples of different lengths, and marks for indexing the loading of staples of different lengths. several power staple guns are well known, and intensively used for ... | The present invention relates to power staple guns, and relates more particularly to such a power staple gun which has pairs of staple grooves for loading staples of different lengths, and marks for indexing the loading of staples of different lengths. Various power staple guBW are well unowb, and intensively used for ... | The present invention relates to power staple guns, and relates more particularly to such a power staple gun which has pairs of grooves for loading staples of different and marks for the loading of different lengths. Various power staple guns are well known, and used for staples into workpieces. FIG. 1 shows a staple g... | THE pResEnt InvENtioN RElAtEs To POWeR STAplE gUNS, AND RelATeS MORE partiCuLaRly To sUch A PoWEr stApLE Gun whiCH haS PAIrs of StAplE grOOvEs foR lOADINg STAPLES of difFeReNt leNgThs, AND marks FOR iNDExINg THe LOAding oF StApLEs OF DifFERENt LEnGThS.
variOuS powER staPLe GuNs aRE welL KnOwN, AND INtenSively USED For ... | The present invention relates to power staple guns, and relates more particularly to sucha power staple gun which has pairsof staple grooves for loading staples of different lengths, and marks for indexing the loading of staples ofdifferent lengths. Various power staple gunsare well known, and i... | _The_ present invention relates _to_ power staple guns, _and_ relates more particularly to _such_ a power staple gun which has pairs of staple _grooves_ for _loading_ staples of different _lengths,_ and marks for indexing the _loading_ of _staples_ of different lengths. _Various_ power staple guns _are_ well known, and... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates to a screen on which an image is projected.
2. Related Art
There has been known a screen having a plurality of lens elements formed on a light-incident surface on which light is incident, each of which reflects the incident light (see JP-A-2006-215162, for example).
The ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a screen on which an image is projected. 2. Related Art There has been known a screen having a plurality of lens elements formed on a light-incident surface on which light is incident, each of which reflects the incident light (see JP-A-2006-215162, for example). The ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a screen on which an image is projected. 2. Related Art There has been known a screen having a plurality of lens elements formed on a light - incident surVaXe on which light is incident, each of which reflects the incident light (see JP - A - 2006 - 215162, for exampl... | 1. Technical Field The present relates to a screen which an image is projected. 2. Related Art There has been known a screen having a plurality of lens elements a surface on which light is incident, each of which reflects the incident (see JP-A-2006-215162, for example). The screen described in JP-A-2006-215162 is conf... | 1. tECHniCaL FIeLD
the pResenT INvEnTioN reLATEs To a ScrEEN on WHich AN imAGE is ProJectED.
2. relAteD ART
ThEre HAs bEen kNOwn A screEn haviNg a PlurAlIty of LeNs eLEMENtS fORMeD on a lighT-IncidEnt SurfACe oN wHICH LIGhT IS IncidENt, eAcH of whIch REFlEcTS THE InCIdeNT lIgHT (sEe JP-A-2006-215162, foR EXaMplE).
the ... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates to a screen on which animage isprojected. 2. Related Art There has been known a screen havinga pluralityof lens elements formedon a light-incident surface on which light is incident, each of which reflects the incident light (see JP-A-2006-21516... | _1._ Technical Field _The_ present _invention_ relates to a _screen_ on _which_ an image is projected. _2._ Related Art _There_ has been known a _screen_ having _a_ plurality of lens _elements_ _formed_ on a light-incident surface on which light is incident, _each_ of which reflects the incident light _(see_ JP-A-2006-... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an air-fuel mixture intake apparatus having a two-barrel or duplex carburetor for internal combustion engines.
2. Prior Art
There has been a strong need for internal combustion engines which will emit a reduced amount of pollutants such as carbon monoxide and u... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an air-fuel mixture intake apparatus having a two-barrel or duplex carburetor for internal combustion engines. 2. Prior Art There has been a strong need for internal combustion engines which will emit a reduced amount of pollutants such as carbon monoxide and u... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an air - fuel mixture intake apparatus having a two - barrel or duplex carburetor for internal combustion engines. 2. Prior Art There has been a strong need for internal combustion engines which will emit a reduced amount of pollutants such as carbon monoxide a... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an air-fuel mixture intake apparatus having a two-barrel or duplex carburetor for internal combustion engines. 2. Art There has been a strong need for internal combustion engines which will a reduced amount of pollutants as carbon monoxide unburned hydrocarbons... | 1. FieLD oF tHe INveNTiON
THE PReSENt INVeNtIoN rELaTES To an aIR-fuel mIXtuRe InTAKE ApparATuS haVING A TWO-BARrEL oR DupleX CArBUReTOr for inTeRnaL COmBUstion enGInEs.
2. prIor aRT
theRe hAS BEen A stRONG neeD fOR iNTeRnal CoMBUsTioN Engines whIcH WilL EMIT a reDUcEd AmOUNt of pOLlUTaNTs suCH as cARBoN mOnoXIDE AnD U... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinvention relates to an air-fuel mixture intakeapparatus having a two-barrel or duplex carburetor for internal combustion engines. 2. PriorArt Therehas been a strong need for internal combustion engines whichwill emit a reduced amount of pollutants such a... | _1._ Field of _the_ Invention The present invention relates to _an_ air-fuel mixture intake apparatus _having_ a two-barrel _or_ duplex carburetor for _internal_ _combustion_ engines. 2. Prior Art There has been a strong need for _internal_ combustion engines which will _emit_ a reduced amount of pollutants such as _ca... |
Cast copper alloy ingot CAC406, which has heretofore been used for parts of water supply systems and devices, contain 4.0 to 6.0% by weight of lead. Thus, lead in this material tends to dissolve into tap water. In order to reduce the amount of toxic lead that dissolves into tap water, consideration is now being given t... | Cast copper alloy ingot CAC406, which has heretofore been used for parts of water supply systems and devices, contain 4.0 to 6.0% by weight of lead. Thus, lead in this material tends to dissolve into tap water. In order to reduce the amount of toxic lead that dissolves into tap water, consideration is now being given t... | Cast copper al?oH ingot CAC406, which has heretofore been used for parts of water supply systems and devices, contain 4. 0 to 6. 0% by weight of lead. Thus, lead in this material tends to dissolve into tap water. In order to reduce the amohbt of toxic lead that dJssolvss into tap water, consideration is now being given... | Cast ingot CAC406, which has heretofore been used for parts of water supply and devices, contain 4.0 to 6.0% by of lead. Thus, lead in this material tends to dissolve into tap water. In order to the amount of toxic lead that dissolves into tap water, consideration is now being given to developing lead-reduced or lead-f... | CAst coPpeR AlloY inGOt CaC406, wHich hAS HEreToFOre Been USEd FoR ParTS OF WAtEr SUPPly sySTEMS aND deviCeS, coNtaIn 4.0 to 6.0% By WeighT Of LeAD. tHUs, lEAd in tHiS MatERial TeNds To dIsSOlvE intO tap water. iN ordER to rEDUcE thE aMoUnT Of ToxiC leAD thaT dissolVeS inTo TAP wAtER, cOnsideRATioN Is NOw BeiNG gIveN T... | Castcopper alloyingot CAC406, whichhas heretofore been used for parts of watersupply systems and devices, contain 4.0 to 6.0% by weight of lead. Thus, lead in thismaterial tends todissolve into tap water. In order to reduce the amountof toxic leadthat dissolves into tap water, considerationis now bein... | Cast copper _alloy_ ingot _CAC406,_ which has heretofore been used _for_ parts of water supply systems and devices, contain _4.0_ to 6.0% by weight of lead. Thus, lead _in_ this material tends _to_ dissolve into tap water. _In_ order to reduce the amount _of_ toxic lead that dissolves into tap water, consideration _is_... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus which transmits an ultrasonic beam from an ultrasonic probe to a subject, such as a biological body, receives the echoes from the subject, and obtains ultrasonic image data on the subject, and more particularly to an ultrasonic diagn... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus which transmits an ultrasonic beam from an ultrasonic probe to a subject, such as a biological body, receives the echoes from the subject, and obtains ultrasonic image data on the subject, and more particularly to an ultrasonic diagn... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus which transmits an ultrasonic beam from an ultrasonic probe to a subject, such as a biological body, receives the echoes Crlm the subject, and obtains ultrasonic image dq4a on the subject, and more particularly to an ultrasonic diagn... | 1. Field of Invention This invention relates to an diagnostic apparatus which transmits an ultrasonic beam from an ultrasonic probe to a subject, such as a biological body, receives the echoes from subject, and obtains ultrasonic image data on the subject, and more to an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus and ultrasonic d... | 1. fielD oF The InVenTIon
THIS InventIOn relaTes to AN ULtrAsonIC diaGNOsTIc APPARATUS Which TRanSmITS aN uLTRAsonIc BEAM FROM An UlTrASOniC PROBe tO A sUbjECT, SUch aS a BIOLogicAL bODy, ReCEiVES tHE echoeS FRoM tHe SuBjEct, and ObTAINS ULTrAsOnIc imAGe DAta ON THe sUBJecT, And moRE ParTICUlarLY to AN UltRaSONIc DIagn... | 1.Fieldof the Invention This invention relates to an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus which transmits an ultrasonic beam from an ultrasonic probe to asubject, such as a biological body, receives the echoes from the subject,and obtains ultrasonic image data on the subject, and more particularly toan ul... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention This invention relates _to_ an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus which transmits an ultrasonic beam from an ultrasonic probe to a _subject,_ such as a biological body, _receives_ the echoes from _the_ subject, _and_ _obtains_ ultrasonic image data on the _subject,_ and more particularly to an ... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to three-piece solid golf balls comprising a center core, an intermediate layer, and a cover and more particularly, to three-piece solid golf balls which are improved in feeling on impact, controllability, and durability.
2. Prior Art
Among a variety of golf balls, threa... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to three-piece solid golf balls comprising a center core, an intermediate layer, and a cover and more particularly, to three-piece solid golf balls which are improved in feeling on impact, controllability, and durability. 2. Prior Art Among a variety of golf balls, threa... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to three - piece solid golf balls comprising a center core, an intermediate layer, and a cover and more particularly, to three - piece solid goOE balls which are improved in feeling on impact, controllability, and durability. 2. Prior Art Among a variety of golf balls, t... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to three-piece solid golf balls a center core, an intermediate layer, and cover and more particularly, to three-piece solid golf balls which are improved in feeling on impact, controllability, and durability. 2. Prior Art Among a variety of golf balls, thread-wound golf ... | 1. FiELD OF THE INvEnTiOn
ThiS INVENtIon RelAteS To tHree-PIecE Solid goLf baLls cOMPrISiNG A CeNTer CORE, an iNtERmeDIAtE LaYeR, And A CoVER AND MorE paRTiCulArlY, To THREE-PIecE sOLid goLF BaLLs whicH ARe iMpRoVEd iN fEeLiNG On iMPACT, coNTrollAbIlITY, ANd duRabILIty.
2. pRIOR art
aMong A vaRieTY oF gOlF bAllS, ThrEA... | 1. Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates tothree-piecesolid golf balls comprisinga center core, an intermediate layer, andacoverand more particularly, to three-piece solid golf balls which are improved in feeling on impact, controllability, anddurability. 2.Prior Art Among a variety of gol... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to three-piece solid golf _balls_ comprising a center core, an intermediate _layer,_ and _a_ cover and _more_ particularly, _to_ three-piece solid golf balls which are _improved_ in feeling _on_ impact, controllability, and durability. 2. Prior Art Among _a_ variety of g... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state image pickup device.
2. Description of the Related Art
In recent years, image pickup apparatuses using solid state image pickup devices have been widely used in various apparatuses includin... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state image pickup device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, image pickup apparatuses using solid state image pickup devices have been widely used in various apparatuses includin... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state image pickup device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, image pickup xoparatuses using solid state image pickup devices have been widely used in various apparatuses includin... | Field the Invention The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state image pickup device. 2. of the Related Art In recent years, image pickup using state image devices have been widely used in apparatuses including the case of medical endoscopes. In the case of a ... | 1. FIELd OF tHe INVeNtioN
the pREsEnT iNvenTiON relATES To an imaGE pICKUp appAraTUS THAT piCks UP an imAgE By uSING a SOLiD STaTe imAGe pIcKUP DEviCe.
2. dEsCRIpTIon Of thE relATED ARt
IN RecENt YEars, ImagE PIcKuP APPaRatuSes usiNG SoLID stATE iMaGe PIckUP dEviCEs haVE BEen WiDeLY uSed IN vARiOUs aPPArAtUses iNclUdiN... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state image pickup device. 2. Description of the Related Art In recent years, image pickupapparatusesusing solid state image pickup deviceshave been widelyused in various appa... | 1. Field of _the_ Invention _The_ present invention relates to an _image_ pickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state image pickup device. 2. Description of the Related _Art_ In recent years, image pickup apparatuses using solid state _image_ pickup _devices_ have _been_ widely used in various appara... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention is directed to a protective structure and to a protective system for protecting buildings, streets, and other areas from explosions caused by an explosive device such as a bomb. More particularly, the protective structure and protective system employ a membrane-like mesh structu... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is directed to a protective structure and to a protective system for protecting buildings, streets, and other areas from explosions caused by an explosive device such as a bomb. More particularly, the protective structure and protective system employ a membrane-like mesh structu... | 1. Field of the Invfnti)n $mis invention is directed to a protective structure and to a protective system for protecting buildings, streets, and other areas from explosions caused by an explosive device such as a bomb. More particularly, the protective structure and protective system employ a membrane - like mesh struc... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention is to a protective structure and to a protective system for protecting buildings, streets, other areas from explosions caused by an explosive device such as a More particularly, the protective structure and protective system a membrane-like mesh structure made up of, for example... | 1. fIELd of THE inVenTiON
tHis InVENTion is dIRECteD to a PROtectIVE STrUcTUrE anD TO A PRoTEcTive SYstem FOr pRotectING bUILdiNGS, StreETS, AnD OtHer AreAs from EXplosiOns CAUsED BY AN eXpLosivE dEVICe sucH AS A bOMB. MoRE PaRtiCUlarlY, The PrOTecTiVe strUctuRE AnD prOtecTIve sysTem employ a MEmbRANe-LikE mEsh STRUctU... | 1.Field ofthe InventionThis inventionis directed to a protective structure and to aprotectivesystem for protecting buildings, streets, and other areas from explosions causedby an explosive device suchas a bomb. More particularly, the protective structure and protective system employ a membrane-like mesh... | 1. Field of the Invention This _invention_ is directed _to_ a protective structure and to _a_ _protective_ system _for_ protecting _buildings,_ streets, and _other_ areas _from_ explosions caused by an explosive device _such_ as a _bomb._ More _particularly,_ the protective structure and protective system employ a memb... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device modeling method of modeling the electrical characteristic of an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device to simulate a circuit that includes the ESD protection device and an ESD simulation method of simu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device modeling method of modeling the electrical characteristic of an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device to simulate a circuit that includes the ESD protection device and an ESD simulation method of simu... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device modeling method of modeling the electrical chaGacterishic of an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device to simulate a circuit that includes the ESD protection device and an ESD simulation method of simu... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to an electrostatic discharge protection modeling method of modeling the electrical characteristic of an electrostatic (ESD) protection device to simulate a circuit that includes the protection device and an ESD simulation simulating the ESD protection Description the... | 1. fIEld OF the invEnTion
the PreSenT iNveNTIoN rElatES to AN ELectrOsTATIc DISCHArgE (esd) protECTion DeVIce MOdEliNG MEthoD OF modELing The ElECTRICaL cHAracTeristIC of aN eLEctroSTATiC DIScharGE (Esd) PrOTEcTion dEVIcE To SiMUlATE A CircuIT tHat iNCLuDES The eSd pROTEcTion dEVICE and an EsD simUlATIon MetHod OF SiMu... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device modeling method of modeling the electrical characteristicof an electrostatic discharge(ESD) protection device to simulate a circuit that includesthe ESD protection device and an ESD simula... | _1._ _Field_ _of_ the _Invention_ The present invention relates to an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protection _device_ modeling method of modeling _the_ electrical characteristic of _an_ electrostatic discharge _(ESD)_ _protection_ device to simulate a circuit that includes the _ESD_ _protection_ _device_ and _an_ _ES... |
Computer systems generally have several levels of memory; each level of memory can provide differing levels of speed, memory capacity, physical size, power requirements, voltage levels and/or volatility. These aspects are often at odds with each other. For example, increases in speed often lead to corresponding increas... | Computer systems generally have several levels of memory; each level of memory can provide differing levels of speed, memory capacity, physical size, power requirements, voltage levels and/or volatility. These aspects are often at odds with each other. For example, increases in speed often lead to corresponding increas... | Computer systems generally have several levels of memory; each level of memory can provide differing levels of speed, memory capacity, physical size, power requirements, voltage levels and / or volaFjlity. These aspects are often at odds with each other. For example, increases in speed often lead to corresponding incre... | Computer systems generally have several levels of each level of memory can provide differing levels speed, memory capacity, size, power requirements, voltage levels and/or volatility. These often at odds with each example, increases in speed often lead to corresponding increases in power requirements. For this reason, ... | coMPUtER syStEMS geneRaLLY haVE sEVERal LeVeLs OF MEmOrY; EAch lEVeL oF MEMoRY CaN PRoViDe DiFfERiNg leveLS OF sPEEd, MEmory cAPacity, phYsiCaL SIZe, poWeR reQuIremeNtS, voLtaGe LEVeLs And/oR vOlatiliTY. THeSE aSPECTS ArE OFteN aT ODds WiTh EAcH oTHER. FoR eXAmPle, INcrEaSEs IN SPEED oFTEn LEad TO COrrEsponDiNG inCrEaS... | Computer systems generallyhave several levels of memory; each levelof memory can provide differing levels of speed, memory capacity, physical size,powerrequirements, voltage levels and/or volatility. Theseaspects areoften atoddswith each other. For example, increases in speedoften lead to correspondi... | Computer systems generally have several levels of memory; each level of memory _can_ provide differing levels of speed, memory capacity, physical size, power requirements, voltage levels and/or volatility. These aspects are often at odds with each other. _For_ example, _increases_ in _speed_ often lead to _correspondin... |
The present invention is directed to an ergonomically improved duty gear belt worn by police officers or military personnel which is conically contoured and can be worn around the hips to distribute the load of duty gear components over wider areas of the hips.
Law enforcement, military personnel and the like require a... | The present invention is directed to an ergonomically improved duty gear knock worn by police officers or military personnel which is conically contoured and can be worn around the hips to distribute the load of duty gear components over wider areas of the hips. Law enforcement, military personnel and the like require ... | The present invention is directed to an ergonomically improved duty gear belt worn by police officers or military personnel which is conically contoured and can be worn around the hips to distribute the load of duty gear components over wider areas of the hKpX. Law enforcement, military personnel and the like require a... | present invention directed to an ergonomically improved duty gear belt worn by police officers or personnel which is conically and can around the hips to distribute the load of duty gear components over wider areas of the hips. Law enforcement, military personnel and the like require an array of accessories to perform ... | tHe Present InventIOn iS DIreCTEd tO An eRGonOmIcALLy imPrOVed dUtY geaR BELt wOrn BY PoLiCe OfFIcERS or MilItarY peRsOnnEL WhiCh Is coNIcALly COnTouRed and cAN Be WoRN ARouND tHE hiPs to dIStriBUte thE loAD Of DUty GeAr cOmPOnEntS Over wiDEr AReaS OF the HiPS.
LAw EnFoRCeMenT, militAry pErsOnnel and ThE LIkE reQUiRe A... | The present invention is directed to an ergonomically improved duty gear belt worn bypoliceofficers or military personnel which is conically contoured and can be worn around the hips todistribute the load of duty gear components over wider areasof the hips. Lawenforcement, military personnel and theli... | The present invention is directed to _an_ _ergonomically_ improved _duty_ gear belt worn by _police_ officers _or_ military personnel which _is_ conically contoured _and_ can be worn around the _hips_ to distribute the load of duty gear _components_ over wider areas of the _hips._ Law enforcement, _military_ personnel ... |
The neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses (NCLs) are a group of closely related hereditary neurodegenerative disorders which affect infants, children and adults, and which occur at a frequency of between 2 and 4 in 100,000 live births (1, 2). Most forms of NCL afflict children and their early symptoms and disease progression ... | The neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses (NCLs) are a group of closely related hereditary neurodegenerative disorders which affect infants, children and adults, and which occur at a frequency of between 2 and 4 in 100,000 live births (1, 2). Most forms of NCL afflict children and their early symptoms and disease progression ... | The neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses (NCLs) are a group of closely related hereditary neurodegenerative disorders which affect infants, children and adults, and which occur at a frequency of between 2 and 4 in 100, 000 live births (1, 2 ). Most forms of NCL afflict children and their early symptoms and disease progressio... | The neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses (NCLs) are a group of closely related hereditary neurodegenerative disorders which affect infants, children adults, and which occur a between 2 and 4 in births (1, 2). Most of NCL afflict children and their early symptoms and disease progression tend to be similar. Initial diagnosis i... | thE NeuronaL ceRoiD LIpoFusCinOSeS (ncLs) arE A gRoup oF cLoSely RelATEd hEreDItAry NEUrODegenEraTiVE dIsorDeRS WHiCH AfFect INFANts, chilDrEN aND AduLtS, ANd WhICH OccuR at a FrEQUEnCY OF betWEEn 2 AND 4 IN 100,000 LIvE birTHS (1, 2). MOsT Forms Of ncl aFflIct CHiLDReN aND theIR eaRLY SymptOms aNd DiSeAsE PROgreSsiON ... | The neuronal ceroidlipofuscinoses (NCLs) are a group of closely relatedhereditary neurodegenerative disorders whichaffect infants, children and adults, and which occur at a frequency of between 2 and 4 in 100,000livebirths (1, 2).Most forms of NCL afflict children and their early symptoms anddisease pro... | The neuronal ceroid lipofuscinoses (NCLs) _are_ a group _of_ closely related hereditary neurodegenerative disorders _which_ affect _infants,_ children and adults, _and_ _which_ occur at a frequency _of_ _between_ _2_ _and_ _4_ in 100,000 _live_ births (1, 2). Most _forms_ of _NCL_ _afflict_ children and their early sym... |
1. Field of Invention
The present invention relates to the use of radiation measurements for determining the elemental content of bulk material in an on-line process, and to the fusion of sensor technologies, specifically Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis (PGNAA) and Dual-Energy Gamma Attenuation (DGA), to make ... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to the use of radiation measurements for determining the elemental content of bulk material in an on-line process, and to the fusion of sensor technologies, specifically Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis (PGNAA) and Dual-Energy Gamma Attenuation (DGA), to make ... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to the use of radiation measurements for determining the elemental content of bulk material in an on - line process, and to the fusion of sensor technologies, specifically Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis (PGNAA) and Dual - Energy Gamma Attenuation (DGA ), to ... | 1. Field of The present invention relates to the use of radiation measurements for the elemental content of bulk material in an on-line process, and to the fusion of sensor technologies, specifically Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis (PGNAA) and Dual-Energy Gamma Attenuation (DGA), make this measurement possible... | 1. FiELd OF inveNTION
ThE preseNT InveNTioN reLates TO The Use oF radIatIoN MEASuRemENts For DeteRmIninG The eLEmEnTal ConTENT oF buLK MateRiaL in an oN-lInE PRocESs, anD To The fUSiON oF SenSOr TEchnOloGIes, spEcifiCaLLy PrOMPT gaMmA NeUTron actIvatIOn ANaLYsis (pgNaA) ANd duaL-ENergY GAmma ATTenUAtion (Dga), TO makE ... | 1. Field of InventionThe present invention relates totheuse of radiation measurements for determining the elemental content of bulk material in an on-line process, and to the fusion of sensortechnologies, specifically Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis (PGNAA) and Dual-En... | 1. Field of _Invention_ _The_ present _invention_ relates to the use of _radiation_ measurements for _determining_ the _elemental_ _content_ of bulk material in _an_ on-line process, and to the fusion _of_ sensor technologies, specifically Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation _Analysis_ (PGNAA) _and_ Dual-Energy Gamma _Atte... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to coding in information and data processing systems and, more particularly, to a method for correcting a bust of errors plus random errors in data. Such errors may, for example, originate from reading data from a disk drive storing the data.
2. Backgrou... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to coding in information and data processing systems and, more particularly, to a method for correcting a bust of errors plus random errors in data. Such errors may, for example, originate from reading data from a disk drive storing the data. 2. Backgrou... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to coding in information and data processing syshemX and, more particularly, to a method for correcting a bust of errors plus random errors in data. Such errors may, for example, originate from reading data from a disk drive storing the data. 2. Backgrou... | 1. Field of the present invention generally relates to coding in information and data processing systems particularly, to a method for correcting a bust of errors plus random errors in data. Such errors may, for example, originate from reading data from a disk drive storing the data. 2. Background Description Many meth... | 1. FIeLd OF tHE iNvEnTioN
ThE PReseNT INvEntION GeNErally reLATes to CoDIng iN inFORMATiOn and datA PRoCESSInG SySTems aNd, mOre pARticulARLY, to a METhOD FoR coRREcTInG a BuSt OF ErrORS PlUs random erRORS in data. SUCH ERRORs MaY, FOr EXamPLE, orIGinate from reADiNG DATa frOM a disk DrIVE STOrIng tHe daTa.
2. bacKGrOU... | 1. Fieldof the Invention The presentinvention generally relatestocoding in information and data processing systems and, more particularly, to a method forcorrecting a bust of errors plus random errors indata.Such errors may, for example, originate from readingdata from a disk drive storing the data. 2.Bac... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally _relates_ to coding in information and data _processing_ systems and, more particularly, _to_ _a_ method _for_ correcting a bust of errors plus random errors in data. Such errors may, for example, originate from reading data from a disk drive storing _the_ data.... |
An important consideration in data communication equipment is circuit density. Most central data communication locations have limited space. Therefore, there is a need to reduce the size of data communication equipment, and install as much data communication equipment as possible in a relatively small space at a centra... | An important consideration in data communication equipment is circuit density. Most central data communication locations have limited space. Therefore, there is a need to reduce the size of data communication equipment, and install as much data communication equipment as possible in a relatively small space at a centra... | An important consideration in data communication equipment is circuit density. Most central data communication locations have limited spas#. Therefore, thd%e is a need to reduce the size of data communication equipment, and install as much data communication equipment as possible in a relatively small space at a centra... | An important consideration in data equipment is density. Most central data communication locations have space. Therefore, there is a need to reduce the size of data communication equipment, and install as much communication equipment as possible in a relatively space at a central data location. For data manufacturers, ... | An iMportANT ConsIdErAtiON in daTa COMmunIcatION EQuIpMEnT iS CircUIT DensIty. MOST cEntrAL DaTa COmMUniCATion locATiOnS haVE liMIted SPACe. tHEREfORE, thErE iS a NEED to REducE thE SizE of data COMMunICATioN eQuIpmENT, anD instaLl As MucH data CommUniCatIOn eQUIPMENT As PosSiBLE In a rELaTiVely SmalL SPaCe AT a ceNTrA... | An important consideration indata communication equipment is circuit density. Most central data communication locations have limited space. Therefore, there is a need to reduce the size of data communication equipment,and install as much data communicationequipmentas possible in a relatively small space ... | An important consideration _in_ _data_ _communication_ equipment is circuit density. _Most_ central data communication locations have limited space. Therefore, _there_ _is_ a need to reduce _the_ _size_ of data _communication_ _equipment,_ _and_ install as much data communication _equipment_ as possible in a _relativel... |
This invention relates to exterior sheathing panels useful in building construction.
To provide adequate resistance to lateral forces, such as seismic and wind forces, all buildings typically must have bracing attached to the framework of the exterior walls. The materials and labor required to install such bracing adds... | This invention relates to exterior sheathing panels useful in building construction. To provide adequate resistance to lateral forces, such as seismic and wind forces, all buildings typically must have bracing attached to the framework of the exterior walls. The materials and labor required to install such bracing adds... | This invention relates to exterior sheathing panels *segul in building construction. To provide adequate resistance to lateral forces, such as seismic and wind forces, all buildings typically must have bracing attached to the framework of the exterior walls. The ma%erialD and labor required to install such bracing adds... | This invention relates to exterior sheathing panels useful in building construction. To provide adequate resistance to lateral such as seismic and wind all buildings must bracing attached to the framework of the exterior walls. The materials and labor required to such bracing adds to expense of construction. Bracing is... | thIs InVention ReLates To Exterior SHEATHIng pANels UsEFUL In BUIlDInG ConstruCtIon.
To proviDE AdeQUAtE rEsistAncE tO lAtERal foRCeS, sUCh As SeISmic and wiND FoRces, alL bUIlDiNgS tYpiCALLY must haVe bRAcinG aTtaCHeD To thE frAMEwORK of thE exteriOR WALlS. tHE mAtERIAls And lAbOr REQUired To inSTaLL sUCh BraciNg AddS... | This invention relatesto exterior sheathing panelsuseful inbuildingconstruction.To provide adequate resistanceto lateralforces, such as seismic and wind forces, all buildings typically must have bracing attached to the framework of the exteriorwalls. The materials and laborrequired to installsuch bracing adds... | This _invention_ relates to exterior sheathing panels useful in building construction. _To_ _provide_ adequate resistance to _lateral_ forces, such as seismic and wind _forces,_ all _buildings_ _typically_ must have bracing attached to the framework _of_ _the_ exterior walls. The _materials_ and labor required to _inst... |
In the manufacture of circuit card assemblies (CCAs) such as multi-layer ceramic cards, the ceramic or other such substrates are populated with a variety of devices, including leadless chip carriers having typical board to device clearances of, for example, 0.006 inches and generally a minimum stand-off of 0.004 inches... | In the manufacture of circuit card assemblies (CCAs) such as multi-layer ceramic cards, the ceramic or other such substrates are populated with a variety of devices, including leadless chip carriers having typical board to device clearances of, for example, 0.006 inches and generally a minimum stand-off of 0.004 inches... | In the manufacture of circuit card assemblies (CCAs) such as multi - layer ceramic cards, the ceramic or other such substrates are populated with a variety of devices, including leadless chip carriers having typical board to device clearances of, for example, 0. 006 inches and generally a minimum stand - off of 0. 004 ... | In the manufacture of circuit card (CCAs) such as multi-layer ceramic cards, the ceramic or other such substrates are populated with a of devices, leadless chip carriers having typical board to device of, for example, 0.006 inches and generally a minimum stand-off of 0.004 inches. Inasmuch as solder and solder flux mou... | iN ThE MANUFActURe OF CIrcUit CaRD aSseMBLiEs (ccAs) SuCh aS muLTi-LaYer CeramIC caRds, thE CeRAmic OR oTheR SUcH SUbsTraTes ArE pOPuLaTeD WiTh A VaRiETY oF DevICeS, INCLuDing lEadlESs CHip CaRRIers HAVIng tYpicAL BoARd to DEViCE CLeaRanCeS of, FOr eXAmPlE, 0.006 InChES ANd GenERAlLY A MInIMUm stAND-OFF of 0.004 iNcheS... | In the manufacture of circuit card assemblies (CCAs)such as multi-layerceramic cards, the ceramic or other such substrates arepopulated with avariety of devices, including leadless chip carriers having typical board to device clearances of, for example, 0.006 inches and generally a minimum stand-off ... | _In_ the manufacture of _circuit_ card assemblies (CCAs) _such_ as multi-layer ceramic _cards,_ _the_ ceramic or other such substrates are populated _with_ a _variety_ _of_ devices, including leadless _chip_ carriers _having_ typical board to device clearances of, _for_ _example,_ 0.006 inches and _generally_ a _minimu... |
The increase in electronic commerce has increased the focus on security of the electronic transactions using this medium of commerce. In the world of computer transactions and electronic contracts, there is no face-to-face acknowledgement to identify the consumer or other person wishing to perform the transaction. As i... | The increase in electronic commerce has increased the focus on security of the electronic transactions using this medium of commerce. In the world of computer transactions and electronic contracts, there is no face-to-face acknowledgement to identify the consumer or other person wishing to perform the transaction. As i... | The increase in electronic commerce has increased the focus on security of the eIectrohic transactions using this medium of commerce. In the world of computer transactions and electronic contracts, there is no face - to - face acknowledgement to identify the consumer or other person wishing to perform the transaction. ... | The increase in electronic commerce has increased the focus on security of the electronic transactions using this of commerce. In the of computer transactions electronic contracts, is no face-to-face acknowledgement to identify the consumer or other person wishing to perform the transaction. As institutions become more... | the iNcREASE iN EleCTrOniC cOMmERcE HaS iNcREaSED ThE focUs On SECuRiTy OF tHe ELeCtROnIc tranSActIOns uSINg This mediuM of CoMMErCe. iN THe worLD Of cOMputeR trANSACtIoNs And eLECTronic CONTRaCTs, tHERe iS nO face-to-fAcE aCknoWLedGEMEnt TO IDENtIFY ThE coNsuMeR oR OThER pErSOn wiSHiNg To PERfoRM THE TRAnSAcTIoN. as i... | The increase in electronic commerce has increased the focus on security of the electronic transactions using this medium of commerce. Inthe world ofcomputer transactions and electronic contracts, there is no face-to-face acknowledgement to identifythe consumer or otherperson wishing to perform the tr... | The _increase_ in _electronic_ commerce _has_ increased _the_ _focus_ on security of the electronic transactions using this _medium_ of commerce. In the world of computer transactions and electronic contracts, there _is_ _no_ face-to-face _acknowledgement_ to _identify_ the consumer or other person _wishing_ to perform... |
Many electronic devices such as personal computers, mobile devices including phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) use some form of authentication, typically a password that must be input into the device to gain access. The password is most often typed onto a keyboard or other interface which then allows the us... | Many electronic devices such as personal computers, mobile devices including phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) use some form of authentication, typically a password that must be input into the device to gain access. The password is most often typed onto a keyboard or other interface which then allows the us... | Many electronic devices such as personal computers, mobile devices including phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) use some form of authentication, typically a password that must be input into the device to gain access. The password is most often typed onto a keyboard or other interface which then allows the us... | Many electronic devices such as personal mobile devices including phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) use some form of authentication, typically a password that must be input into the device to gain access. The password is most often onto a keyboard or other interface which then the user to gain partial or fu... | MANy ELecTronic dEVICES SuCh as PErSOnaL cOmPUTers, moBiLe DeviCes incLUDiNG PHOnes aNd peRSOnaL DigiTaL aSsIstAntS (Pdas) uSe sOME foRm oF AutHENTicAtiON, tYpiCaLLY a PASsWORd THat Must BE InpUt IntO THe DEVicE TO Gain AcCESS. The PASSWORd is mosT OFtEn tYPED OntO A kEyBoARd OR othEr InterFace wHich thEn alLoWs ThE Us... | Many electronicdevices such as personal computers, mobiledevices including phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) use some formof authentication, typically a password that must be input into the device to gain access. Thepasswordis most often typed onto a keyboard or other interface which then al... | Many electronic devices such as personal computers, mobile devices including phones and _personal_ _digital_ _assistants_ (PDAs) _use_ _some_ _form_ of authentication, typically a password that must be _input_ into the _device_ to gain access. The password is most often _typed_ onto a keyboard _or_ other _interface_ wh... |
1. Technical Field
This application generally relates to computer data storage, and more particularly to a cache used with computer data storage.
2. Description of Related Art
Computer systems may include different resources used by one or more host processors. Resources and host processors in a computer system may be ... | 1. Technical Field This application generally relates to computer data storage, and more particularly to a cache used with computer data storage. 2. Description of Related Art Computer systems may include different resources used by one or more host processors. Resources and host processors in a computer system may be ... | 1. Technical Field This application generally relates to computer data storage, and more particularly to a cache used with computer data storage. 2. Description of Related Art Computer systems may include different resources used by one or more host processors. Resources and host processors in a computer system may be ... | 1. Technical Field This application generally relates to computer data storage, and particularly to a cache used with computer data storage. 2. Description Related Art Computer systems may include different resources used by one or more host processors. Resources and host processors in a computer system may be intercon... | 1. TecHNICal fIElD
ThIS APplIcAtIoN GeNERalLY RelATES tO coMPUTER dAta STORAGE, AnD moRE PARtiCUlArlY TO a CacHE uSED WITH cOmPUter daTA sToragE.
2. dEsCRIpTIoN OF rELaTed ARt
cOMPuTER SystEmS MAY inclUDE DIFFEREnt ResoUrcEs UsEd by OnE OR morE HOST pRoCessOrs. RESOURces anD HoSt pRoCESSORS iN a cOMpUTER sySTeM maY bE ... | 1. Technical Field This application generally relates tocomputer data storage, and more particularly to a cache used with computer data storage. 2. Description of RelatedArt Computersystemsmay include different resources used by one or more hostprocessors. Resources and hostprocessors... | 1. Technical Field _This_ application generally relates to computer data storage, and more _particularly_ _to_ a _cache_ used with _computer_ data _storage._ 2. Description of Related Art Computer _systems_ may include _different_ _resources_ used by _one_ or more host processors. Resources and host processors in a _co... |
The present invention is directed to a carton tester and in particular to a centrifugal carton tester for testing carrier style paperboard cartons of the type used in the beverage industry.
Beverages such as soft drinks and beer are typically sold in bottles or cans which are packaged in carriers in lots of six, eight ... | The present invention is directed to a carton tester and in particular to a centrifugal carton tester for testing carrier title paperboard cartons of the type used in the beverage industry. Beverages such as soft drinks and beer are typically sold in bottles or cans which are packaged in carriers in lots of six, eight ... | The present invention is directed to a carton tester and in particular to a centrifugal carton tester for testing carrier style paperboard cartons of the type used in the beverage indJsFry. Beverages such as soft drinks and beer are typically sold in bottles or cans which are packaged in carriers in lots of six, eight ... | The invention is directed to a carton tester and in particular to a centrifugal carton tester for testing carrier style paperboard cartons of the type used in the beverage industry. such as soft drinks and beer are typically sold in bottles or cans which are packaged carriers in of six, or bottles or cans to a carrier.... | The PReSeNt inVenTioN Is Directed to A CARton testER aNd In pArticUlaR tO A cenTRIFugAl CARToN tESTeR FOR tEstInG CARrIeR style PAperBoArd CaRtONs Of tHe type used iN ThE bevErage indusTry.
beVerAgEs Such As soFT DriNKS AnD Beer aRe tYPIcaLLY SolD iN BoTtlES Or CANS WhICH are paCkAgeD In caRRIErS In lOTS of sIx, eIght ... | The presentinvention is directed to a carton tester andin particular to a centrifugal carton testerfor testing carrier style paperboard cartonsof thetype used in thebeverage industry. Beverages such as soft drinks andbeer aretypically soldin bottlesor cans which are packaged in carriers in lots of six, eigh... | _The_ present invention is directed to _a_ _carton_ tester and _in_ particular to _a_ _centrifugal_ carton _tester_ _for_ testing carrier style _paperboard_ cartons of the type used _in_ _the_ beverage industry. Beverages _such_ _as_ soft drinks and beer are typically sold _in_ bottles _or_ cans which are packaged in c... |
(a) Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a channel state feedback method by quantizing time domain channel coefficients.
(b) Description of the Related Art
In a multiple-user multiple-antenna communication system, communication between a plurality of terminals and base stations is simultaneously perf... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a channel state feedback method by quantizing time domain channel coefficients. (b) Description of the Related Art In a multiple-user multiple-antenna communication system, communication between a plurality of terminals and base stations is simultaneously perf... | ( a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a channel state feedback method by quantizing time domain channel coefficients. (b) Description of the Related Art In a multiple - user multiple - antenna communication system, communication between a plurality of terminals and base stations is simultaneously... | (a) of the Invention The present invention relates to a channel state feedback method by quantizing time domain channel coefficients. (b) Description of the Related Art In a multiple-user multiple-antenna communication system, communication between a plurality of terminals and base stations is simultaneously performed ... | (A) FiElD oF THe invEntiON
THe prEsENt iNVEntioN RelATEs tO a chaNnEl staTE FEEDback mETHOd BY quaNtiZiNg TimE DomaiN ChaNnEL COefFIcientS.
(b) DEscrIptIoN of tHE RELaTED Art
in A Multiple-UsEr MUlTIplE-AnTENNA COmmUNIcatiOn SYsteM, cOmMuNiCatIoN BETwEEN a PLurALity OF teRmINALS aND Base stAtIONS IS SIMulTANEOUSlY perf... | (a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa channel state feedback method byquantizing time domain channelcoefficients.(b) Description of the Related Art In a multiple-user multiple-antenna communication system, communication between a plurality of terminals and base stations is s... | (a) Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a channel state _feedback_ _method_ by quantizing time domain channel _coefficients._ _(b)_ Description of the Related Art In a _multiple-user_ _multiple-antenna_ communication _system,_ communication between _a_ plurality of terminals and base stations is s... |
The use of halogen lamps in light fixtures provides many advantages over the use of flourescent and incandescent lamps. Halogen light sources provide, among other benefits, pure white light, instant start-up with no flickering, and are operational at any temperature including sub freezing temperatures.
However, halogen... | The use of halogen lamps in light fixtures provides many advantages over the use of flourescent and incandescent lamps. Halogen light sources provide, among other benefits, pure white light, instant start-up with no flickering, and are operational at any temperature including sub freezing temperatures. However, halogen... | The use of halogen lamps in light fixtures provides many advantages over the use of flourescent and incandescent lamps. Halogen light sources provide, among other benefits, pure white light, instant start - up with no flickering, and are opera%ionak at any temperature &nclud*ng sub freezing temperatures. However, halog... | The use of lamps in light provides many advantages over the use of flourescent and incandescent lamps. Halogen light sources provide, among other benefits, pure light, instant start-up with no flickering, and are operational at any temperature including sub freezing temperatures. However, halogen light fixtures typical... | tHe usE of hALoGen lAmpS in LiGHt fiXTUREs providEs mAny adVantAgeS oVER THe use Of FloUresceNt aND iNcANdescENT LamPS. hAlogEN lIGHt souRcES PrOVIDe, amONg oTHeR BeNEFitS, PURE WhitE LIGht, INSTAnt STaRT-up WItH no FLIckERINg, anD aRE oPErAtIoNal AT ANY TEmpERaTure iNcluDiNg SuB FReeziNG TemperatuRes.
HoWeVer, haloGen... | The use of halogen lampsin light fixtures provides many advantages over theuse of flourescentand incandescentlamps. Halogen light sources provide,among other benefits, purewhitelight, instant start-up with no flickering, and are operational at any temperature including sub freezing temperatures. However,... | The use of halogen lamps in _light_ fixtures provides many _advantages_ over _the_ use of flourescent and incandescent lamps. _Halogen_ light sources provide, among other benefits, pure white _light,_ instant _start-up_ with no flickering, and _are_ operational at any temperature including sub freezing temperatures. Ho... |
The present invention relates to real-time navigation and more specifically to utilizing non-GPS information to update navigation information in real-time.
Navigation devices exist today that utilize GPS information to track the location of the navigation device and thus the device's user. Existing navigation devices t... | The present invention relates to real-time navigation and more specifically to utilizing non-GPS information to update navigation information in real-time. Navigation twist exist today that utilize GPS information to track the location of the navigation device and thus the device's user. Existing navigation devices typ... | The present invention relates to real - time navigation and more specifically to utilizing non - GPS information to update navigation information in real - time. NavigztiKn devices exist today that utilize GPS information to track the location of the naviga6jon device and thus the device ' s user. Existing navigation d... | The present invention relates to real-time navigation and more to utilizing non-GPS information to update navigation information in real-time. Navigation devices exist today that utilize GPS information to track the location of the device and thus the device's user. navigation devices store a cartographic map of data i... | THE pREseNt iNVentioN RelATes To reAL-tIme nAVIgatIoN AnD MOre sPecIFicAlly To UTiLiZInG NoN-Gps InfOrMaTIoN to UPdaTe NaviGaTIOn INformATIon iN ReAl-TIME.
NaViGatION DEViceS eXIst TODaY ThAt uTiliZe GPS INfORMatIOn tO traCk the LOCATioN Of the navIgaTioN DevicE and THus ThE deviCe'S uSEr. existIng naviGatiON DeVicEs T... | The present invention relates toreal-time navigation and morespecifically to utilizing non-GPS information to update navigation information in real-time. Navigationdevices exist today that utilize GPS information to track thelocation ofthe navigation device and thus the device'suser. Existingnavigation devic... | The present invention relates to real-time navigation and more specifically to utilizing non-GPS _information_ to update _navigation_ information in _real-time._ Navigation devices exist today that utilize GPS information to track the _location_ of _the_ navigation device and thus the device's _user._ Existing navigati... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates in general to a monitor, and more particularly, to a monitor improved in tilting structure of the monitor against a base member, and improved in combining structure of the base member and an inclined plane.
2. Description of the Related Art
As shown in FIG. 1, a c... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to a monitor, and more particularly, to a monitor improved in tilting structure of the monitor against a base member, and improved in combining structure of the base member and an inclined plane. 2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG. 1, a c... | 1. Field of the Invention The preCeng invention relates in general to a monitor, and more particularly, to a monitor improved in tilting structure of the monitor against a base member, and i<proveW in combining structure of the base member and an inclined plane. 2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG. 1, a c... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates in general to monitor, and more monitor improved in tilting structure of the monitor a base member, and improved in combining structure of the base member and an plane. 2. Description of the Related Art As shown in FIG. 1, a conventional monitor includes a 201 lai... | 1. fiELd oF tHE InvEnTIon
thE prESENT INvENTioN RElaTeS IN general To A MOniTor, anD mORe paRtICULaRly, to a MoniToR iMpRovEd iN tILTiNG StRuCTURe oF tHe mOnItOR aGaINst A BaSE MEMbER, aNd IMPrOved in COmbiniNG StRuCtUre OF ThE BaSE meMbEr aND aN inclined PlANe.
2. DeSCRIption of ThE rELATED ARt
As sHoWn In FiG. 1, A C... | 1. Field of the Invention Thepresent invention relates in general to amonitor, and moreparticularly, to amonitor improvedintiltingstructure of the monitor against a basemember, and improved in combining structure of the base member and an inclined plane. 2. Descriptionof the RelatedArtAs shown in FIG. 1, a ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates in general to a monitor, and more particularly, to a monitor improved in tilting structure of _the_ monitor _against_ a base member, and improved in combining structure of the _base_ member _and_ an inclined plane. _2._ Description of the Related Art As shown in... |
Many organizations wish to gain better control over their print environment because printing is a significant source of expenses, and one that is often difficult to manage. These costs come from a variety of printing practices, including the use of inkjets (which are relatively cheap to buy, but relatively expensive to... | Many organizations wish to gain better control over their print environment because printing is a significant source of expenses, and one that is often difficult to manage. These costs come from a variety of printing practices, including the use of inkjets (which are relatively cheap to buy, but relatively expensive to... | Many organizations !9sh to gain better control over their print environment because printing is a significant source of expenses, and one that is often difficult to manage. These costs come from a variety of printing practices, *ncludKng the use of inkjets (which are relatively cheap to buy, but rwKatively expensive to... | Many organizations wish to better control over their print environment because printing is a significant source of expenses, and that is difficult to manage. come from variety of printing practices, including the use of inkjets (which are relatively cheap to buy, but relatively expensive to run), inappropriate of color... | MANY OrGANiZATionS wisH tO gAIn better conTrOL OVEr thEIR pRiNt EnviROnmenT beCaUse PRintinG iS a sIgnifICANt SouRcE of EXPEnSeS, and onE tHAT Is OFTEn DifFIcUlt To maNage. THEsE coSts come FrOm A VArIEty OF PrInting PRActICes, iNcLuding ThE uSE OF INkJeTS (whiCh are ReLativELy Cheap To Buy, bUt rELatIVELy eXPENSIVe TO... | Many organizations wish to gain better control over their printenvironment because printing is asignificant source of expenses, andone that is often difficult to manage.These costs come froma variety of printing practices, including theuse of inkjets (which are relatively cheap to buy,but relatively e... | Many organizations wish _to_ gain _better_ control over their print environment _because_ printing is a significant source of expenses, _and_ _one_ that is often difficult to manage. _These_ costs come from a variety of printing practices, _including_ the use _of_ inkjets (which are _relatively_ cheap _to_ buy, but rel... |
The present invention is in the pharmaceutical area, and in particular relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing 5'-diphosphohexose and 5'-diphosphohexosamine derivatives of nucleosides.
Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome ("AIDS") was recognized as early as 1979. The number of cases reported to the Centers for ... | The present invention is in the pharmaceutical area, and in particular relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing 5'-diphosphohexose and 5'-diphosphohexosamine derivatives of nucleosides. win immunodeficiency syndrome ("AIDS") was recognized as early as 1979. The number of cases reported to the Centers for Disea... | The present invention is in the pharmaceutical area, and in particular relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing 5 ' - diphosphohexose and 5 ' - diphosphohexosamine derivatives of nucleosides. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (" AIDS ") was recognized as early as 1979. The number of cases reported to the Cent... | present invention in the pharmaceutical area, and in particular relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing 5'-diphosphohexose and 5'-diphosphohexosamine of nucleosides. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome ("AIDS") was recognized as early as The number cases to Centers Disease Control (CDC) has increased dramatica... | the prEsEnT invEntion IS In THe PhArMACEuTICAL AreA, AND iN PARticulAR reLaTEs TO PharMacEuTIcAL COmPOSItiONs CONtaiNInG 5'-DiphOSPhOhExOsE AnD 5'-DiPhosPhOHexOSaMiNe DERivaTiVes of nUclEOsIdES.
aCQUirED IMmUNodeficiENcy synDROME ("AIDS") WAS ReCOGnIZed AS eARLy as 1979. THe nUmBeR OF casES rEPoRtEd To THe cENTERs foR ... | The present invention is in the pharmaceutical area,and in particular relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing 5'-diphosphohexose and 5'-diphosphohexosamine derivatives of nucleosides. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome ("AIDS") was recognized as early as 1979. The number of cases reportedto the... | The present _invention_ is in _the_ pharmaceutical area, and in _particular_ relates _to_ pharmaceutical compositions containing 5'-diphosphohexose _and_ 5'-diphosphohexosamine _derivatives_ of nucleosides. Acquired immunodeficiency _syndrome_ ("AIDS") was _recognized_ as early as 1979. The number of cases reported to ... |
1. Technical Field
This invention relates to the field of data transmission, and in particular to systems and methods for reliably determining the voltage level of data signals transmitted at high speeds.
2. Background Art
Computers and other data processing devices operate at ever increasing frequencies. In order to a... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates to the field of data transmission, and in particular to systems and methods for reliably determining the voltage level of data signals transmitted at high speeds. 2. Background Art Computers and other data processing devices operate at ever increasing frequencies. In order to a... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates to the field of data transmission, and in particular to systems and methods for reliably determining the voltage level of data signals transmitted at high speeds. 2. Background Art Computers and other data processing devices operate at ever increasing frrquencieQ. In order to a... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates to field of data transmission, and in particular to systems and for reliably determining the voltage level of data signals transmitted at high speeds. 2. Background Art Computers and other data processing devices operate at ever increasing frequencies. In order to avoid bottlen... | 1. TEChnICAl fielD
tHiS INVeNTioN ReLAtEs tO THE fiELD Of daTA TRansMISsION, AND IN ParticUlAr to SySTeMS And METhOds fOr rELIAbLy DeTermiNinG THe VoLtage lEVEl of dAta SigNaLS tRANSMItted at HiGH SpEEDS.
2. bAcKgrOuND aRT
cOmpuTErS aNd OtHeR daTA PROCESSiNg DeviceS OPeRaTE at evER INcrEASING FrEQUeNCIES. In OrDEr TO A... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates to the field of data transmission,and in particular to systems and methods for reliably determining thevoltage level of data signals transmitted at high speeds. 2. Background Art Computers and other dataprocessing devices operateat ever increas... | 1. Technical Field This invention relates to the _field_ of data _transmission,_ and in _particular_ to systems and methods _for_ reliably determining the voltage _level_ of _data_ signals _transmitted_ at high speeds. 2. Background Art _Computers_ and other data _processing_ devices operate at ever increasing frequenc... |
Scroll compressors in each of which a compression mechanism including an orbiting scroll and a fixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The compression mechanism includes a compression chamber formed by engaging the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll with each other. As shown in Patent Document 1, ... | Scroll compressor in each of which a compression mechanism including an orbiting scroll and a fixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The compression mechanism includes a compression chamber formed by engaging the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll with each other. As shown in Patent Document 1, s... | Scroll compressors in each of which a compression mrchaniem including an orbiting scroll and a fixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The compression mechanism includes a compression chamber E*rmed by engaging the fixed scroll and the orbitkhg scroll with each other. As shown in Patent Document 1, ... | Scroll compressors in each of which a compression mechanism including an orbiting scroll and a fixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The compression mechanism a compression chamber formed by the and the orbiting scroll with each other. As shown in Patent Document 1, some of such scroll compressors... | ScrOLl CoMPressoRs In EaCH oF WhICh A CoMpressioN mEChaNISm INclUDiNG AN ORbiTiNG ScroLl and A fiXeD SCROll IS HoUSed in a casiNg have BeEN KnOwn TO dAte. THe CompRESsIOn meCHaNIsm incLUdES A COMprEssion CHAMbER FORmEd By EngagInG thE fiXEd SCROLL aNd thE ORbItIng scrOll wIth eAcH OTHer. AS shOWn IN paTeNt DocuMeNT 1, ... | Scrollcompressors in each ofwhich a compression mechanism including an orbiting scroll and a fixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The compression mechanism includesa compressionchamber formedby engaging the fixed scrolland the orbitingscroll with each other. Asshown in Patent Docu... | Scroll _compressors_ in each of which a _compression_ mechanism including an orbiting _scroll_ and a fixed scroll is _housed_ in a casing have _been_ known to _date._ The compression mechanism includes a compression chamber _formed_ by engaging the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll with each _other._ As shown _in_ P... |
Ethanol is a commonly encountered toxic substance. Methods for qualitative and quantitative determination of ethanol in body fluids, particularly human body fluids, are used in medicine and in law enforcement. In medicine, the level of ethanol in the blood is significant in diagnosing liver malfunction and alcoholism, ... | Ethanol is a commonly encountered toxic substance. Methods for qualitative and quantitative determination of ethanol in body fluids, particularly human body fluids, are used in medicine and in law enforcement. In medicine, the level of ethanol in the blood is significant in diagnosing liver malfunction and alcoholism, ... | Ethanol is a commonly encountered toxic substance. Methods for qualitative and quantitative determination of ethanol in body fluids, particularly human body fluids, are used in medicine and in law enforcement. In medicine, the level of ethanol in the blood is significant in diagnosing liver malfunction and alcoholism, ... | Ethanol is a commonly encountered toxic substance. Methods for and quantitative determination of ethanol in body fluids, particularly human fluids, are used in in law enforcement. In medicine, the level of ethanol in the is significant in diagnosing liver malfunction and alcoholism, as well as for understanding the for... | EtHanOl Is a commonly eNcountEReD toXIC suBsTAnCE. MeThoDS FOR qUAlITaTive aND qUaNtiTaTIve detErMInatION Of EtHANol in BoDy flUiDS, PArTicULARly HuMaN bOdy fLUIds, ARe uSED In MEdicIne and IN lAw eNfORcEMeNt. In MeDiCiNe, thE lEVEL oF eTHAnOL in THE BLood iS SigniFicAnT in diagNosINg livEr mALFuNCtioN AND alCOholiSM, ... | Ethanol is a commonly encountered toxic substance.Methodsfor qualitative and quantitative determination of ethanol in body fluids, particularly human bodyfluids, are used in medicine and in law enforcement. In medicine, the level ofethanol in the blood is significant in diagnosing liver malfunction and... | Ethanol is a commonly encountered toxic substance. _Methods_ for qualitative and quantitative determination of ethanol _in_ body fluids, particularly human _body_ fluids, are used _in_ medicine _and_ in _law_ _enforcement._ In medicine, the _level_ of ethanol in _the_ blood is significant in diagnosing liver malfunctio... |
This invention relates to folding rear view mirrors for vehicles.
With vehicles such as agricultural or industrial tractors the variety of trailers, implements or attachments which may be drawn behind the tractor is very varied and this presents a problem in providing rear view mirrors which can be easily adjusted betw... | This invention relates to folding rear view mirrors for vehicles. With vehicles such as agricultural or industrial tractors the variety of trailers, implements or attachments which may be drawn behind the tractor is very varied and this presents a problem in providing rear view mirrors which can be easily adjusted betw... | Tmls invention relates to folding rear view mirrors for vehicles. With vehicles such as agricultural or industrial tractors the variety of trailers, implements or attachments which may be drawn vRhind the tractor is very varied and this presents a problem in providing EeSr view mirrors which can be easily adjusted betw... | This invention relates to folding rear view mirrors for With vehicles such as agricultural industrial tractors the variety of trailers, implements or attachments which may be drawn behind the tractor is very varied and this presents a problem in providing rear view mirrors which can be easily adjusted the different wid... | THIS InvenTIoN RelateS tO foLDiNG REaR vIEW MirrORs FOr VEHicles.
WIth vehIcLes suCh AS aGrIcultURAL oR inDuSTRIAl traCtORS tHe VaRIety Of TrailERS, iMPLemENTS or atTAChmENTS WHIcH MAy be DRAWN bEHIND the tRACTor IS vERY vArIED And thIS PREsents A PRoBLEm in PrOvIDinG reAR vieW miRrORS whIch CAN Be easILY AdJusteD BEtw... | This invention relates to folding rear view mirrors for vehicles. With vehicles such as agricultural orindustrialtractors the variety of trailers, implements or attachments which may be drawn behindthe tractor is very varied and this presentsa problem in providing rear view mirrors which can be ... | This invention relates to folding rear view mirrors _for_ vehicles. With vehicles such as agricultural or industrial tractors the variety _of_ trailers, implements _or_ attachments which may be drawn behind the tractor is very _varied_ and _this_ presents a _problem_ in providing _rear_ view mirrors which can be easily... |
Many vehicles include cargo areas having a relatively flat floor leading to a door, such a liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door typically pivots away from the flat floor to facilitate access to the cargo area. As a result of the relatively flat cargo area floor, some objects stored in the cargo area may shift duri... | Many vehicles include cargo areas having a relatively flat floor leading to a door, such a liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door typically pivots away from the flat floor to facilitate access to the cargo area. As a result of the relatively flat cargo area floor, some objects stored in the cargo area may shift duri... | Many vehicles include cargo areas having a relatively flat floor leading to a door, such a liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door typically pivots away from the flat floor to facilitate access to the cargo SFea. As a result of the relatively flat cargo area floor, some objects sto#ew in the cargo area may shift duri... | Many vehicles include cargo areas having a relatively flat floor leading to a door, such a liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door pivots from the flat floor facilitate access to the cargo area. As a result of the relatively flat cargo area floor, some objects stored in the cargo area may shift during vehicle travel ... | MANY veHIcLES iNcluDe CarGO aReaS hAViNg a RELATiVElY fLaT FlOoR LEAdInG to a doOR, suCh a Liftgate, TaiLGATE oR HatCHBAck. thE DOOr typicALLy PIvoTs AWaY FRom tHE FLAT flooR to facilItaTe acceSS tO The CaRgO AreA. As a rEsUlT OF thE RElAtiVely FlaT carGO arEa FlOoR, somE oBjECts stoRED in the caRgo AReA MaY ShIfT dURi... | Manyvehicles includecargoareashaving a relatively flat floor leading to a door, such a liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door typically pivotsawayfrom the flatfloor to facilitate access to the cargo area. As a result of therelativelyflatcargo areafloor, some objectsstored in the cargo areamay shift during ... | Many _vehicles_ include _cargo_ areas _having_ a relatively flat floor leading to a _door,_ such a liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door _typically_ _pivots_ away from the _flat_ floor to facilitate access to the cargo _area._ As a result of the _relatively_ flat cargo area _floor,_ some objects stored in the cargo... |
Providing cooling passageways structured to flow cooling fluids from and within components of gas turbine engines remains an area of interest. Some existing systems have various shortcomings relative to certain applications. Accordingly, there remains a need for further contributions in this area of technology. | Providing cooling passageways structured to flow cooling fluid from and within components of gas turbine engines remains an area of interest. Some existing systems have various shortcomings relative to certain applications. Accordingly, there remains a need for further contributions in this area of technology. | Providing soolJng passageways structured to flow cooling fluids from and within components of gas turbiHD engines rehainq an area of interdxt. Aomd existing sysGehs habw various shortcomings relative to certain applications. AccoEdlngly, there remains a need for fkrthFr contributions in this area of teshnolPgy. | Providing cooling passageways to flow cooling fluids from and within components of gas turbine engines remains an area of interest. Some existing systems have various shortcomings to certain applications. Accordingly, there remains need for further in this area of technology. | Providing CoOLiNg PassAGEWaYs stRUCtURED TO flOW cOOLinG FluIDs FroM and wiThin comPONeNts OF GAS tuRBIne engiNes rEmAiNS an AreA of iNterest. sOmE eXiStIng SYStEms Have VARiOUS sHoRTcOMinGs relATive to CERtAIn APPliCatioNs. AcCORdinGly, thEre reMaIns a nEEd FOr FurTHer CoNTriBUTioNS In thIs ArEA of tECHNOlOgy. | Providing coolingpassagewaysstructuredto flow cooling fluids from and withincomponents of gas turbine engines remains an area of interest. Some existing systems have various shortcomings relativeto certain applications. Accordingly, there remains a need for further contributions in thisareaoftechnology... | Providing cooling passageways structured _to_ flow cooling fluids from and within _components_ of gas turbine engines remains an area of interest. Some existing systems have various _shortcomings_ relative _to_ certain applications. Accordingly, there remains _a_ need for _further_ contributions in _this_ area of techn... |
The present invention relates generally to fuel injectors for gasoline engines, and more particular to a unit injector for such engines.
A typical gasoline injector for an automotive engine is connected to a fuel rail which is pressurized to a relatively low pressure. Such pressure is typically in the vicinity of 268 k... | The present invention relates generally to fuel injectors for gasoline engines, and more particular to a unit injector for such engines. A typical gasoline injector for an automotive engine is connected to a fuel rail which is pressurized to a relatively low pressure. Such pressure is typically in the vicinity of 268 k... | The present invention relates generally to fuel injectors for gasoline engines, and more particular to a unit injector for such engines. A typical gasoline injector for an automotive engine is connected to a fuel rail which is pressurized to a relatively low pressure. Such pressure is typically in the vicinity of 268 k... | The present invention relates generally to fuel injectors for gasoline and more particular to a injector for such engines. A typical gasoline injector for automotive engine is connected to a fuel rail which is pressurized to a relatively low Such pressure is typically in the of 268 kilo-pascals or 39 PSI. It has proved... | THE PReSeNT inVENtION rElATES GeNERAlLY To FUel inJECToRs FOr GaSoLINe enGINes, aND more PaRtiCUlar to A UnIT inJecToR For SUCH EnGINEs.
A typIcaL GAsolinE iNJECtor foR AN AUtomOTiVe enGiNe IS conNeCTed TO A fuel raIL WhICH is prESSurIZEd tO a RelAtivelY low prESsUrE. sUch PressURe Is tyPicaLLy In THe viCINity Of 268 K... | The present invention relates generally to fuel injectors for gasoline engines, and more particular to a unit injector for such engines. A typical gasoline injector for an automotive engineis connected to a fuel rail which ispressurized to a relatively lowpressure. Suchpressure is typically in the vicinit... | The present _invention_ relates _generally_ _to_ fuel injectors _for_ gasoline engines, _and_ more particular _to_ a _unit_ injector for such engines. _A_ typical _gasoline_ injector _for_ _an_ automotive engine is connected to a fuel _rail_ _which_ is _pressurized_ _to_ a _relatively_ low pressure. Such pressure is ty... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a pedal, and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle.
2. Description of Related Art
When a bicycle rider is riding on a bicycle, he/or she has to alternatively and repeatedly tread on two pedals of the bicycle with his/or her legs so as to drive the bicycle ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pedal, and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle. 2. Description of Related Art When a bicycle rider is riding on a bicycle, he/or she has to alternatively and repeatedly tread on two pedals of the bicycle with his/or her legs so as to drive the bicycle ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a pedal, and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle. 2. Description of Related Art When a bicycle rider is riding on a bicycle, he / or she has to alternatively and repeatedly tread on two pedals of the bicycle with his / or her legs so as to drive the bicy... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention to a pedal, and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle. 2. Description of Art When a bicycle rider is riding on a bicycle, he/or she has to alternatively and repeatedly tread on pedals of the bicycle with his/or her legs so as to drive the bicycle to move However, whe... | 1. FiELD Of the InVEnTIOn
THE PRESeNt InVENTion RelATES TO a PeDAl, And mOrE PARtiCULarly to A pedAL foR A BicYCLE.
2. DEScrIPTioN of RElAted Art
WHen A BIcYCLE ridER Is riDiNG oN A BicYCLe, hE/OR SHE has to aLternATIVElY aND rePEATedLy TREAd ON twO pEDALs oF THe BicycLE witH His/Or hEr lEgs sO aS tO DrIVE tHe BiCYCLE ... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to a pedal, and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle. 2. Descriptionof Related Art When a bicycle rider is riding on a bicycle,he/or she has toalternatively and repeatedly tread ontwo pedals of thebicycle with his/or her legs soas to dr... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present _invention_ relates to a _pedal,_ and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle. 2. Description of _Related_ Art When a bicycle rider _is_ riding on a _bicycle,_ he/or she has _to_ _alternatively_ and repeatedly tread on two _pedals_ of the bicycle with _his/or_ her legs so _as_... |
The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Crapemyrtle plant, botanically known as Lagerstroemia indica and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘G2X133143’.
The new Crapemyrtle plant is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Bellefonte, Pa. The objective of the breedin... | The gift invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Crapemyrtle plant, botanically known as Lagerstroemia indica and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘G2X133143’. The new Crapemyrtle plant is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Bellefonte, Pa. The objective of the breeding p... | The presDjt invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Crapemyrtle plant, botanically known as Lagerstroemia indica and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘ G2X133143 ’. The new CrapeNyDtle plant is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Bellefonte, Pa. The objective of the breed... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Crapemyrtle plant, botanically as Lagerstroemia indica and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘G2X133143’. The new plant is a product of a breeding program the Inventor in Bellefonte, Pa. The objective of the program was to develop new compact, mounding a... | the PREsEnt iNvENTiON RELaTes TO A nEw AnD DiStiNCt cUltiVar Of CrApemyrtLE pLAnt, BOTanIcaLLY KNoWn AS lAGErSTRoEMIA iNdiCA AnD hereinaFter reFErRed TO BY The naMe ‘g2x133143’.
The neW CrAPEmYrtLe PLAnt IS a pROdUCt oF A pLanneD BrEediNg ProgRAm CoNducTeD by THE InVeNtOR IN bELLefONTe, pa. the oBjecTiVE OF THe bReeDIn... | The present invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar of Crapemyrtle plant, botanically known as Lagerstroemia indica and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘G2X133143’. The new Crapemyrtleplant is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Bellefonte,Pa. T... | The _present_ invention relates to a new and distinct cultivar _of_ Crapemyrtle plant, botanically known as Lagerstroemia indica and hereinafter referred to by _the_ name ‘G2X133143’. The new Crapemyrtle plant is a product of a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor _in_ Bellefonte, Pa. _The_ objective of t... |
The present invention relates to a fiber opening device in a spinning unit of an open-end spinning machine, and more particularly such a device having an opening roller rotatably mounted in a housing to which a sliver is fed by a drawing-in roller.
In open-end spinning, a sliver consisting of fibers that are generally ... | The present invention relates to a fiber opening device in a spinning unit of an open-end spinning machine, and more particularly such a device having an opening roller rotatably mounted in a housing to which a sliver is fed by a drawing-in roller. In open-end spinning, a sliver consisting of fibers that are generally ... | The present invention relates to a fiber opening device in a spinning unit of an open - end sp9nn(ng mqchjne, and more particularly such a device having an opening roller rotatably mounted in a housing to which a Dl7ver is fed by a drawing - in roller. In open - end spinning, a sliver consisting of fibers that are gene... | The invention relates to a fiber opening device in spinning unit of an open-end spinning machine, and more particularly a device having opening roller rotatably mounted in a housing to which sliver is fed by a drawing-in roller. In spinning, a sliver consisting of fibers that are generally parallel is combed to separat... | ThE preSEnt iNVENtion RElaTES To A FIbeR opENinG DEvICe iN a SPINnInG unit Of aN opEN-enD sPinnInG mAcHIne, anD MoRE pArtICulArlY Such a dEVICE haViNG aN oPeNiNG roLLeR rOTATABlY MOUnTED IN a houSiNG tO wHICh A SLiVeR iS fED BY A DrAwInG-in rOlLER.
in oPeN-End spiNnING, A slIVeR consisTING of FibERS tHat are GENeRALLY ... | The present inventionrelates to a fiber opening devicein a spinning unitof anopen-end spinning machine, and more particularly such a device havingan opening roller rotatably mounted in a housing to whicha sliver is fed by adrawing-in roller. In open-endspinning,a sliverconsisting of fibe... | _The_ _present_ invention relates to a fiber opening device in a _spinning_ unit of an open-end _spinning_ _machine,_ and _more_ particularly such a device having _an_ opening _roller_ rotatably mounted in a housing _to_ which a sliver is _fed_ by a drawing-in roller. In open-end _spinning,_ a sliver consisting of _fib... |
1. Technical Field
The present invention relates generally to reactors, and more particularly to fabricating substrates that may be used in reactors.
2. Description of Related Art
Many reactions involving fluids (e.g., gases, liquids, and the like) use reactors. Many reactions are temperature dependent, and so a reacto... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to reactors, and more particularly to fabricating substrates that may be used in reactors. 2. Description of Related Art Many reactions involving fluids (e.g., gases, liquids, and the like) use reactors. Many reactions are temperature dependent, and so a reacto... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to reactors, and more particularly to fabricating substrates that may be used in reactors. 2. Description of Related Art Many reactions involving fluids (e. g. , gases, liquids, and the like) use reactors. Many reactions are temperature dependent, and so a reac... | 1. Technical Field The present invention generally reactors, and more particularly to fabricating substrates that be used in 2. Description of Related Art Many reactions involving fluids (e.g., gases, liquids, and the use reactors. Many reactions are temperature dependent, and so a reactor (or zone within a reactor) ma... | 1. tEchnicAL fIeLd
the preSent INvENtioN rElAtes GENErALLy To reAcTorS, aNd mORE PaRTicUlaRLY To fABRicaTING SuBstrAtES tHAt mAy BE useD In reACtoRS.
2. DESCriPtIoN oF RElaTED art
MaNy reActiOnS invOlVinG flUidS (e.G., gaSeS, lIQUids, ANd tHe lIKe) uSe reaCTORS. maNy ReACtIons aRe TeMPerAturE dePeNDEnT, ANd sO a ReaCTo... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to reactors, and more particularly to fabricating substrates thatmay be used inreactors. 2. Description ofRelated Art Many reactions involving fluids (e.g., gases, liquids,and the like) usereactors. Many reactionsare temperature dependent,... | 1. Technical Field The present invention relates generally to reactors, and more particularly to fabricating _substrates_ _that_ may be used in reactors. 2. Description of Related _Art_ Many reactions involving _fluids_ (e.g., gases, liquids, and the like) use reactors. Many reactions are temperature dependent, _and_ s... |
In a shot ball game machine, such as a pachinko machine, predetermined game parts including a starting means, a pattern display means, and a big prize means are mounted in the game region of a game board. In playing a game, game balls are shot to the game region by shooting means. And, if a game ball is detected by the... | In a shot ball game machine, such as a pachinko machine, predetermined game parts including a starting means, a pattern display means, and a big prize means are mounted in the game region of a game board. In playing a game, game balls are shot to the game region by shooting means. And, if a game ball is detected by the... | In a shot ball game machine, such as a pachinko machine, predetermined game parts including a starting means, a pattern display means, and a big prize means are mounted in the game region of a game hoZrd. In playing a game, game balls are shot to the game region by shooting means. And, if a game ball is detected by the... | In a shot ball game machine, such as a pachinko machine, predetermined game parts including a starting means, a pattern means, and a big prize means are mounted in the game region of a In playing a game, balls are shot to the game region by means. And, if a game ball detected by the starting means, under the condition ... | IN A ShOT BaLL game MaCHiNe, sUch as a PAchiNKO mACHIne, pREdeTErmiNed gaMe PArtS InclUding a sTArTINg meANs, A pAttern dIsPLaY MEanS, aNd a bIg PRIZE MEAnS are mouNtEd In the GAmE ReGioN OF a gAmE BOARd. IN PlaYiNg a GaMe, Game baLLs aRE shOT TO tHe GAME REgion by Shooting meaNS. ANd, if a gamE BaLl is dEteCTed By tHe... | In a shot ball game machine, such as a pachinko machine, predetermined game parts including astarting means, a pattern display means, andabig prize means are mounted in thegame regionof a game board. In playing a game, game balls are shot to the gameregion by shooting means. And, if agame b... | In a shot ball game machine, such as a pachinko machine, _predetermined_ game parts including a starting _means,_ _a_ pattern display means, and a big prize means are mounted in the game region of a game board. In _playing_ _a_ game, game balls are shot _to_ the _game_ region by shooting means. And, if a game ball is d... |
Photographic cameras have been in widespread use for quite some time. Basically, such a camera operates by exposing a portion of a light sensitive media, i.e. a frame of film, for a pre-defined period of time to scene illumination. The light is focused on the frame through a lens that has an aperture of a given, often ... | Photographic cameras have been in widespread use for quite some time. Basically, such a camera operates by exposing a portion of a light sensitive media, i.e. a frame of film, for a pre-defined period of time to scene illumination. The light is focused on the frame through a lens that has an aperture of a given, often ... | Photographic cameras have been in widespread use for quite some time. Basically, such a camera operates by exposing a portion of a light sensitive media, i. e. a frame of film, for a pre - defined period of time to scene illumination. The light is focused on the frame through a lens that has an aperture of a given, oft... | Photographic cameras have been in widespread use quite some time. such a camera operates by exposing a portion of media, i.e. a of film, a pre-defined period of time to illumination. The light is focused on the frame through a lens that has an aperture of a given, often variable, size. A shutter, situated behind the le... | PHoTOGRAPHIc cAmeras haVe BEEn IN WidEspREaD UsE for QUItE sOme TIMe. BasICALlY, SuCh a caMeRa OPERAtes BY EXpOSInG A PORTion of a LIGHT sensItiVE MediA, I.E. a FramE Of Film, FOr a pRE-dEfiNED peRIOD oF tIMe TO ScENE ilLUmiNAtIOn. THe Light IS FOcUseD On thE fraME thrOugh A LenS THAT HaS An APErtuRe OF A GIven, OFtEN ... | Photographic cameras havebeen in widespreaduse for quite some time. Basically, sucha camera operates by exposing a portion of a light sensitive media, i.e. a frame of film, for a pre-defined period of time to scene illumination. The light is focused on the frame through a lens that has an aper... | _Photographic_ cameras have been in widespread _use_ for quite some time. Basically, such a camera operates by _exposing_ a portion of a _light_ sensitive media, i.e. a frame _of_ _film,_ for a pre-defined period of time to scene illumination. The light is focused on the _frame_ through a lens that has _an_ aperture of... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an impeller for a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus and a method of fixing blades of a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus. In particular, it relates to an impeller as well as method of fixing the blades of the impeller, and of fixing a lock-up damper s... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an impeller for a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus and a method of fixing blades of a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus. In particular, it relates to an impeller as well as method of fixing the blades of the impeller, and of fixing a lock-up damper s... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an impeller for a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus and a method of fixing blades of a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus. In particular, it relates to an impeller as well as method of fixing the blades of the impeller, and of fixing a lock - up damper... | 1. of the Invention The present relates to an impeller for a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus and a method of fixing blades of a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus. In particular, it relates to an impeller as well as method fixing the blades of the impeller, and of fixing a damper spring without a hole or in ... | 1. FieLd oF ThE INVEnTion
the prEsEnT INvEnTiOn ReLaTes to aN iMpeller foR a HYdrAUlIC power TRAnSmITTiNG appaRaTUs ANd A METHoD OF fIXInG bLAdes OF a HydRAULic pOWeR TRaNsmiTTIng apparatus. IN PARTIcUlAR, it ReLATES TO AN iMpEllER aS Well as mEThOd of FiXiNg THE BlaDeS OF tHe ImPELlEr, aNd oF FIxInG a LoCk-uP DaMpER s... | 1. Field of the Invention The presentinventionrelates to an impellerfor a hydraulic power transmittingapparatus and a method of fixing blades of a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus. In particular, itrelates to an impeller as wellas method of fixing the blades of the impeller, and of fixi... | _1._ Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an impeller _for_ _a_ hydraulic _power_ transmitting apparatus and _a_ method _of_ fixing blades of a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus. In particular, it relates to an impeller as well _as_ method of fixing _the_ blades of the impeller, and _of_ _fixing... |
Prior to the present invention, draftsmen and/or architects and/or engineers utilizing the latest technology of utilizing a computer drawing-mouse or digital tablet-cusor while concurrently comparing blueprints or the like on a monitor screen to and in comparison with exhibit-drawings and in thee concurrent use of the ... | Prior to the present invention, draftsmen and/or architects and/or engineers utilizing the latest technology of utilizing a computer drawing-mouse or digital tablet-cusor while concurrently comparing blueprints or the like on a monitor screen to and in comparison with exhibit-drawings and in thee concurrent use of the ... | Prior to the present inDdntion, draftsmen and / or architects and / or eHgin2ers utilizing the latest technology of utilizing a computer drawing - mouse or digital tablet - cusor while concurrently comparing blueprints or the lJkW on a monitor screen to and in comparison with exhibit - drawings and in thee concurrent u... | Prior to the present invention, draftsmen and/or architects and/or engineers the latest technology of utilizing a computer drawing-mouse or digital tablet-cusor while concurrently blueprints or the like on a monitor screen to and in with exhibit-drawings and in thee concurrent use of mouse digital tablet-cusor to super... | pRior To tHe PReSEnt invenTiON, DRAfTsMeN and/Or arcHiTeCtS ANd/or EnGiNeERs utIlIzINg THe latest Technology Of utIliZIng A coMpUteR DRawing-mouse Or dIgital tAblEt-CuSOr whilE ConCURReNtLy CoMpArIng bluepRiNts OR THe LikE ON A mOniTOr SCReEN tO And In CompAriSOn WIth EXHIBIt-dRAwingS and iN tHEE ConcURrent usE OF The ... | Prior to the present invention, draftsmenand/or architects and/or engineers utilizing thelatest technology of utilizing a computer drawing-mouse or digitaltablet-cusor while concurrently comparing blueprints or the like onamonitorscreen to andin comparison with exhibit-drawings and in thee co... | Prior _to_ _the_ present invention, draftsmen _and/or_ architects and/or engineers _utilizing_ the latest technology _of_ utilizing a _computer_ drawing-mouse _or_ _digital_ _tablet-cusor_ while concurrently comparing blueprints _or_ the like on a monitor screen to and in comparison with exhibit-drawings and in thee co... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an electronic musical instrument, such as an electronic organ or an electronic piano, having an opening/closing mechanism for a keyboard cover which closes/opens a keyboard portion.
2. Description of Related Art
An electronic musical instrument having a keyboar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic musical instrument, such as an electronic organ or an electronic piano, having an opening/closing mechanism for a keyboard cover which closes/opens a keyboard portion. 2. Description of Related Art An electronic musical instrument having a keyboar... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an electronic musical instrument, such as an electronic organ or an electronic piano, having an opening / closing mechanism for a keyboard cover which closes / opens a keyboard portion. 2. Description of Related Art An electronic musical instrument having a key... | 1. Field of Invention present invention relates to electronic musical instrument, such as an electronic organ or an electronic piano, having an opening/closing mechanism for a keyboard cover closes/opens a keyboard portion. 2. Description of Related Art An musical instrument having a keyboard, e.g., an electronic organ... | 1. fIEld of THe iNvEntIoN
THE pResent iNVeNTIoN rELAtes To aN eLEctRoNIC MuSIcAl iNStRuMEnT, SuCh as An ElectroNIc orgaN OR An ELeCTrONIC piAnO, haVINg an oPeniNg/cloSIng MEChANIsm for a KEYbOARd COVeR wHiCH cLOSeS/OPens a keyboARd POrtion.
2. dESCrIpTion Of RELAtED art
An eLECtrOnIC MuSicAl insTRUMENT havINg a KEYbOar... | 1. Field of theInvention The present invention relates to an electronicmusical instrument, such as anelectronic organ or an electronic piano,having anopening/closing mechanism for a keyboard cover which closes/opens akeyboard portion. 2.Description ofRelated Art An electronic musical instrum... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ The present invention _relates_ to an _electronic_ musical instrument, such as an electronic organ or _an_ _electronic_ piano, having an opening/closing mechanism for a keyboard _cover_ _which_ closes/opens a keyboard portion. 2. Description of _Related_ _Art_ _An_ _electronic_ musical ins... |
The invention proceeds from an optical plug-in connector, having a first plug part and a second plug part which can be latched to said first plug part, wherein the optical plug-in connector has, along a plug axis, a plug-in region in a front region and a connection region in a rear region.
Optical plug-in connectors of... | The invention proceeds from an optical plug-in connector, having a first plug part and a second plug part which can be latched to said first plug part, wherein the optical plug-in connector has, along a plug axis, a plug-in region in a front region and a connection region in a rear region. Optical plug-in connectors of... | The invention proceeds from an optical plug - in connector, having a first plug part and a second plug part which can be latched to said f&rEt plug part, wherein the optical plug - in connector has, along a plug zx9s, a plug - in region in a front region and a connection region in a rear region. Optical plug - in conne... | The proceeds from an optical plug-in having first part and a second plug part which can latched to first plug part, wherein the optical plug-in has, along a plug axis, a region in a front region and a connection region in region. Optical plug-in connectors of kind are required in order to establish a releasable connect... | thE inVeNTIon pROcEEDS frOM AN oPTical PLuG-IN CONnEcTOr, havING A fIRsT plUG PArT And A SeCONd PlUg parT WHiCh cAN be lAtcHEd to sAiD FirST pLUG parT, WheREin THE OptIcAL pluG-iN cONNeCTOr HaS, aLonG A PLuG axIS, A PlUg-IN regiON In a FroNt rEgION aND a CoNNEcTION REgIon In a reaR REgiOn.
OPtiCAL PLug-In COnneCTors OF... | Theinvention proceeds from an optical plug-inconnector, having a first plug part and asecond plug part which can be latchedto said first plug part, wherein theoptical plug-in connector has, along a plug axis, a plug-in region ina front regionand a connection region in a rear region. Optical plug... | The invention _proceeds_ from an _optical_ plug-in _connector,_ having a first _plug_ part _and_ _a_ _second_ _plug_ _part_ which can be latched to said first plug part, wherein the optical plug-in connector has, along a plug axis, a plug-in region in _a_ front region and a connection region _in_ a rear _region._ Optic... |
There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weaknesses of the current germplasm, the establishment of program goals, and the definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step is selection of germplasm... | There are numerous steps in the development of any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weaknesses of the current germplasm, the establishment of program goals, and the definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step is selection of germplasm... | There are numerous syepq in the develPpmWnt of any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weaknesses of the current germplasm, the establishment of program goals, and the definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step is sel#cYion of germplasm... | There are steps in the of any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and of the current germplasm, the establishment of program goals, and the definition of specific The next step is of germplasm that possess the traits to the program goals. The breeder's go... | tHERe Are NUmeRoUS StEPS IN THe DevElOpMENT OF aNY NOVEl, dESirablE SoYBeAN vaRiEty. PlaNt BREedING BEgINs wiTH the anAlYsis and dEfiNiTIOn Of PRobleMS aND wEaKnESSEs oF ThE cuRRENt gErMpLasM, thE EstablISHMent of pROgRaM Goals, aNd THE deFiNItioN Of sPeciFIc brEEDINg objECtives. tHE nEXt stEp is sELecTIoN oF GERMPlAsm... | There are numerous steps in the developmentof any novel, desirable soybeanvariety. Plant breeding begins withthe analysis and definition ofproblems and weaknesses of the current germplasm, theestablishment of program goals, and the definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step is selectionof ge... | There _are_ numerous _steps_ in the _development_ of any novel, desirable soybean _variety._ Plant breeding _begins_ with the analysis and definition _of_ problems and weaknesses of the current germplasm, the _establishment_ of program goals, and _the_ definition of specific breeding _objectives._ _The_ next step is se... |
It has been shown that, for time-harmonic electromagnetic fields with exp(-i.omega.t) excitation, a homogeneous, low loss, isotropic chiral (optically active) medium can be described electromagnetically by the following constitutive relations: EQU D=.epsilon.E+i .xi..sub.c B (1) EQU H=i.xi.E+(1/.mu.)B (2)
where E, B, D... | It has been shown that, for time-harmonic electromagnetic fields with exp(-i.omega.t) excitation, a homogeneous, low loss, isotropic chiral (optically active) medium can be described electromagnetically by the following constitutive relations: EQU D=.epsilon.E+i .xi..sub.c B (1) EQU H=i.xi.E+(1/.mu.)B (2) where E, B, D... | It has been shown that, for time - harmonic electromagnetic fields with exp (- i. omega. t) excitation, a homogeneous, low loss, isotropic chiral (optically active) medium can be described electromagnetically by the following constitutive relations: EQU D =. epsilon. E + i. xi. . sub. c B (1) EQU H = i. xi. E + (1 /. m... | It has been that, for time-harmonic electromagnetic fields with exp(-i.omega.t) excitation, a homogeneous, low loss, isotropic chiral (optically active) medium can be described electromagnetically by the following constitutive relations: EQU D=.epsilon.E+i .xi..sub.c B (1) H=i.xi.E+(1/.mu.)B (2) where E, B, D and H are... | IT hAS BEEN shoWn ThaT, For TimE-hArMoNic ElECtROmaGneTIC FIELds wIth EXP(-i.OMeGA.t) eXcItATion, A HOMOGeNEouS, LOw LOSs, ISotroPiC CHIRal (OptICAlLy ACTIvE) mEdiUM cAN be DEscRIBEd ElEctROmAGNEtIcalLY by the FolLowING CONstItutiVE RElatiONS: eQu D=.EpSILON.e+i .Xi..suB.C b (1) eqU h=i.xI.e+(1/.mu.)b (2)
wHeRE e, b, d... | It has been shownthat, for time-harmonic electromagnetic fields with exp(-i.omega.t) excitation, a homogeneous,low loss, isotropic chiral (optically active) medium can be describedelectromagnetically by the following constitutive relations: EQU D=.epsilon.E+i .xi..sub.c B (1) EQU H=i.xi.E+(1/.mu.)B (2) whereE, B... | It has been shown that, _for_ time-harmonic electromagnetic fields with _exp(-i.omega.t)_ _excitation,_ a homogeneous, low _loss,_ _isotropic_ chiral (optically _active)_ medium _can_ be _described_ _electromagnetically_ _by_ the following constitutive _relations:_ EQU D=.epsilon.E+i .xi..sub.c B (1) EQU H=i.xi.E+(1/.m... |
1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to attachment systems for staple line buttress materials. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to systems and methods of temporarily attaching staple line buttress materials to an anvil and staple containing cartridge of a surgical stapling instrument.
2. B... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to attachment systems for staple line buttress materials. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to systems and methods of temporarily attaching staple line buttress materials to an anvil and staple containing cartridge of a surgical stapling instrument. 2. B... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to attachment systems for staple line buttress materials. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to systems and methods of femporarilG attaching staple line buttress materials to an anvil and staple containing cartridge of a surgical stapling instrument. 2. B... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates attachment systems for staple line buttress More particularly, the present disclosure relates to systems and methods of temporarily line buttress materials to an anvil staple containing of surgical stapling instrument. 2. Background of Related Surgical stapling instrume... | 1. techniCaL FIELD
tHe prESENt dIsClOsure RElatES to AtTacHmENT sYSteMs FOR StAple liNE buTtReSS maTeRIaLS. MOre PARTICULARLy, the pREsent disClOSurE RELates To sYstEms ANd MeTHODS Of TEMPORaRIly aTTAching STApLE LiNe butTresS matERiaLS To AN aNvil anD sTaPLe COntAINinG cArTriDgE oF a sURgiCal stApLing iNsTrUMent.
2. b... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to attachment systems for stapleline buttress materials. More particularly,the presentdisclosure relates to systemsand methods of temporarilyattaching staple linebuttress materials to an anvil and staple containing cartridge of a surgical stapling instrument. 2... | _1._ Technical Field The _present_ disclosure relates to attachment systems for staple line buttress materials. More particularly, the _present_ disclosure relates to systems and methods _of_ temporarily attaching _staple_ line _buttress_ materials to an anvil and staple containing cartridge _of_ a surgical stapling in... |
Fishing lures have been provided generally in the shape of spoons and minnows having a line attachment means on one end and hook attachment means on the other, often in the form of embedded or otherwise rigidly attached eyelets. The bodies of such lures have been painted or otherwise coated with reflective material app... | Fishing lures have been provided generally in the shape of spoons and minnows having a line attachment means on one end and hook adherence means on the other, often in the form of embedded or otherwise rigidly attached eyelets. The bodies of such lures have been painted or otherwise coated with reflective material appl... | Gisuing lures have been provided generally in the dhap$ of spoons and minnows having a line attachment means on one end and hook attachnenf means on the other, often in the form of embedded or otherwise rigidly attached eyelets. The bodies of such lures have been painted or otherwise coated with reflective material app... | lures have been provided generally in the shape of spoons and minnows having a line attachment means one end hook attachment on the other, often in the of embedded or otherwise rigidly attached eyelets. The bodies of such lures have been painted or otherwise coated with reflective material as by dipping. Such lures hav... | FIsHing LuRES havE bEEn PROvIDED geNeraLLy in the sHApe oF SpooNS And mINnoWs haVInG A LInE atTaChMEnT meaNs oN oNe eNd AnD HOok AttaCHMEnT MeANS oN tHe otHer, OftEN iN thE foRM OF EMbeDDeD oR OtHErWISE RIgIDlY aTtacHED EyElets. thE BOdIes Of sUcH LUREs havE beEn PAINTEd Or OTheRWIsE COATeD with REflECTIve MateRiaL APP... | Fishing lures have been provided generally in the shape of spoons and minnows having a lineattachment means onone end and hook attachment means on the other, often in the form of embedded or otherwiserigidly attached eyelets. The bodies of such lures have been painted orotherwise coated withreflective m... | Fishing lures have been provided generally in _the_ _shape_ of _spoons_ and minnows having a line attachment means on _one_ _end_ and _hook_ attachment means on the other, often in the form of embedded or otherwise rigidly attached eyelets. _The_ bodies of such lures have _been_ painted or otherwise coated with reflect... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a device equipped with series connected thyristors and adapted for use as a reactive power compensator or the like.
FIG. 1 shows a conventional reactive power compensator as an example of this type, wherein there are included an AC power source 1 for supplying ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device equipped with series connected thyristors and adapted for use as a reactive power compensator or the like. FIG. 1 shows a conventional reactive power compensator as an example of this type, wherein there are included an AC power source 1 for supplying ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device equipped with series connected thyristors and adapted for use as a reactive power compensator or the like. FIG. 1 shows a conventional reactive power compensator as an example of this type, wherein there are included an AC power source 1 for supplying ... | of the Invention The relates a device equipped with series connected and adapted for use as a reactive power compensator or the like. FIG. 1 shows conventional reactive power compensator as an example of this type, wherein there are included an AC power source 1 for supplying a voltage V, a power impedance 2, an induct... | 1. fIeLD oF The InVEntion
THE prESEnt INvEntioN reLaTES TO a dEvice equIPpED wItH SERIEs CoNNeCteD thYRiStOrS AND aDapTED for USe as a rEActivE poWER CoMPEnsatOR Or the LikE.
fIg. 1 sHoWs A ConvENTioNAl rEactivE powER ComPENsaToR as An EXAMPLE oF THIs TYpe, WHErein tHERE ARe INcluDED an AC pOwEr SOuRCE 1 FoR supPlYInG ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a device equippedwith series connected thyristors and adapted for use as a reactive power compensator or the like. FIG. 1 shows aconventional reactive power compensator as an example of this type, wherein there are included an AC p... | 1. Field _of_ the Invention The present invention relates _to_ a device _equipped_ with series connected thyristors and adapted for use _as_ a reactive power _compensator_ or the like. FIG. 1 shows _a_ conventional reactive power compensator as _an_ example _of_ this _type,_ _wherein_ _there_ are included an _AC_ power... |
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a lithographic apparatus and a device manufacturing method.
2. Related Art
A lithographic apparatus is a machine that applies a desired pattern onto a target portion of a substrate. The lithographic apparatus can be used, for example, in the manufacture of inte... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a lithographic apparatus and a device manufacturing method. 2. Related Art A lithographic apparatus is a machine that applies a desired pattern onto a target portion of a substrate. The lithographic apparatus can be used, for example, in the manufacture of inte... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a lithographic apparatus and a device manufacturing method. 2. Related Art A lithographic apparatus is a machine that applies a desired pattern onto a target portion of a substrate. The lithographic apparatus can be used, for example, in the manufacture of inte... | 1. Field the Invention The present invention relates to a lithographic a device manufacturing method. 2. Related Art A lithographic apparatus is a machine that applies a desired pattern onto a target portion of a substrate. The lithographic apparatus can be used, for example, in the manufacture of integrated circuits (... | 1. FiEld of THE iNveNtION
tHE preSEnT InvEntioN rELatES to a lithoGRapHiC APPAratuS AnD A DevICe maNufacTURiNg mETHOd.
2. relateD arT
a LitHoGraphIc aPParAtUS iS A MACHine thAt AppliEs A DeSiRED pATteRN oNtO a taRgEt pOrtIOn Of a subStRATe. tHe LITHogRaPHic apPaRaTuS can bE uSEd, FoR EXAmple, In thE MANufacturE OF INtE... | 1.Field of the Invention The present invention relates toa lithographicapparatus and a device manufacturing method. 2. Related Art A lithographic apparatusis a machine that applies a desired pattern onto atarget portion of asubstrate. The lithographic apparatus canbe used, for example, in the manufacture ... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention _The_ present invention relates to a lithographic apparatus and _a_ device _manufacturing_ method. 2. Related Art _A_ lithographic _apparatus_ _is_ a machine that applies a _desired_ pattern _onto_ a target portion _of_ a substrate. The lithographic apparatus _can_ be used, for example, in t... |
Photoelectric technology has spawned a wide variety of digital products, such as scanners, digital cameras, digital video cameras, and the like. Scanners can rapidly transform paper documents to electronic files and have been widely used in paperless office environments.
Refer to FIG. 1 for a conventional scanning appa... | Photoelectric technology has spawned a wide variety of digital products, such as scanners, digital cameras, digital video cameras, and the like. Scanners can rapidly transform paper documents to electronic files and have been widely used in paperless office environments. Refer to FIG. 1 for a conventional scanning appa... | Photoelectric technology has spawned a wide variety of digital products, such as scanners, digital cameras, digital video cake#as, and the like. Scanners can rapidly transform paper documents to electronic files and have been widely used in paperless office environments. Refer to FIG. 1 for a conventional scanning appa... | Photoelectric technology has spawned a wide of digital products, such as scanners, digital digital video cameras, and the like. Scanners can rapidly paper documents to electronic files and have been widely used office environments. Refer to FIG. 1 a conventional apparatus 1, which includes at least a body 11, a 12, a c... | PhOTOELecTrIc TEChnOlogY Has spawnED A wiDE vArIeTY oF DIgItal pRODucTs, SuCH as SCAnNERS, DigITAL caMeras, dIGitaL VIDeo Cameras, AND thE LIKE. sCanNerS cAN RaPIDLy TraNsForm paper DOCUmENTs TO eleCtronIc fIlEs ANd hAve bEEN wIDELY uSED IN paPErleSS oFFiCe EnVIrONments.
REfeR tO Fig. 1 FOR a coNVeNtiONal sCannINg apPA... | Photoelectric technology has spawned a wide variety of digitalproducts,such as scanners, digital cameras, digital video cameras, and the like. Scanners can rapidly transform paper documents to electronic files and have beenwidely used in paperless office environments. Refer to FIG. 1 for a convent... | Photoelectric technology has _spawned_ a wide _variety_ _of_ digital _products,_ such as scanners, _digital_ cameras, digital video cameras, and the like. Scanners can rapidly _transform_ paper _documents_ to electronic files and have been widely _used_ in paperless _office_ _environments._ Refer _to_ FIG. 1 for _a_ _c... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention pertains generally to encoding and decoding data, and more particularly to a method for embedding data in still images and video frames.
2. Description of the Background Art
As multimedia data becomes widespread, such as on the internet, there is a need to address issues related... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains generally to encoding and decoding data, and more particularly to a method for embedding data in still images and video frames. 2. Description of the Background Art As multimedia data becomes widespread, such as on the internet, there is a need to address issues related... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains generally to encoding and decoding data, and more particularly to a method for embedding data in still images and video frames. 2. Description of the Background Art As multimedia data becomes widespread, such as on the internet, there is a need to address issues related... | 1. Field of Invention This invention pertains generally to encoding and decoding data, and more particularly to a method embedding data in still images and video 2. Description of the Background Art As multimedia data becomes widespread, such on the internet, there is a need to address related to the security and prote... | 1. FiElD OF thE InveNTiOn
ThIs INvENTIOn PErtAInS GEneRaLlY to EnCoDING aND decODing dATA, anD MORe pARTicULARlY to A METHod fOR EmbEDdIng daTA IN STILL iMaGEs aND VIdEO frames.
2. deScriPTION oF THe backGrouNd ART
aS MUltIMEdiA daTa BECOMes wiDesPrEad, SuCH AS On tHE INTeRneT, thEre is a neED To adDrESS ISsueS rELAteD... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention pertains generally to encoding anddecoding data, and more particularly to a method for embedding data in still images and video frames. 2.Description of the BackgroundArt As multimediadata becomes widespread,such ason theinternet, there is a need to address ... | 1. Field of _the_ _Invention_ This invention pertains generally _to_ encoding _and_ _decoding_ data, and more particularly to a method for embedding data in _still_ images _and_ video frames. 2. _Description_ of _the_ Background Art As multimedia data becomes _widespread,_ such as on the _internet,_ there _is_ _a_ _nee... |
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a novel system and methodology for providing information with respect to electronic entertainment and more particularly to an information program content guide which provides for related services.
2. Description of the Related Art
Various text based systems for provid... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a novel system and methodology for providing information with respect to electronic entertainment and more particularly to an information program content guide which provides for related services. 2. Description of the Related Art Various text based systems for provid... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a novel system and methodology for providing information with respect to electronic entertainment and more particularly to an information program content guide which provides for related services. 2. Description of the Related Art Various text based systems for provid... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention relates to a novel system and methodology information with respect to electronic entertainment and more particularly to an information program content guide which provides for related 2. Description of Related Various text based systems for providing information on television sh... | 1. FiELD of tHE InvEnTIon
tHis InVeNTIon reLAtEs to A noVeL System anD mEthoDologY foR pRoVIDInG InfOrmatioN with rEsPeCt to elECtroNic entERtaInMenT aNd moRE PaRtIcULarly To AN INfOrMAtIoN ProGRAM cOnTent GuIde wHicH ProVIDeS fOr RelaTed SErVIcEs.
2. DEsCRIPtION oF ThE rElaTED aRT
VAriOuS tEXT bAsed SYsTeMS For PRovID... | 1.Field of the Invention Thisinvention relates to a novel system and methodology for providing information with respect to electronic entertainment and more particularly to an information program content guide which provides for related services.2. Description of the Related ArtVarious text base... | 1. _Field_ of the Invention This invention relates to a novel system _and_ _methodology_ _for_ providing information with respect to electronic _entertainment_ _and_ more _particularly_ to an _information_ program content guide which provides for related services. _2._ Description of the Related _Art_ Various _text_ _b... |
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