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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 subZtratd. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oSice semicon... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally the field of fabrication and, more particularly, to the field of fabricating p-channel and n-channel transistors with different characteristics on a common 2. Description of Art In complementary metal semiconductor (CMOS) fabrication, p-channel and n-cha... | 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 theInvention The present invention relates generally to the field of semiconductor fabricationand, moreparticularly, to the field of fabricatingp-channel and n-channeltransistors with different characteristics on acommon substrate. 2. Description of Related Art In complementary metal oxide... | 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 o... |
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. Field of the 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 proper washing techniques for with guidelines and to monitor the number usages. 2. Background Art Each year, millio... | 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 ofthe Invention The present invention relates to an improved dispensing apparatus. More particularly, a dispenser that incorporates a timing means in conjunction with audio andvisual output to assist the user in proper washing techniques for compliance with recommended guidelines a... | 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 an... |
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. bailiwick 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 ... | 1. Field of the InventiIh The present invention relates to medJVal instrunSnts and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexObIe 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 a... | 1. Field of the Invention present 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 deflection sections known in the art. U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,551 shows an endoscope an elongated flexible plastic tube... | 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 Thepresent invention relatestomedicalinstruments and, more particularly, to an endoscope having flexible tubes within a passive deflection section. 2. Prior Art Endoscopes withpassive 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 end... |
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 sinkhole that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink carries a plurality of semiconductor... | Bridge rectifiers for automotive - type alternators are well known in the art. An example of a bridge ref4ifier is disclosed in U. S. Pat. No. 4, 606, 000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprjsee two mDgallic heat sinks that are eKectricSlly insulated Drim a each otu$r. Wacm heat a7nk carries a plurality of semiconduct... | Bridge for automotive-type alternators are well known in art. An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,606,000. Generally, a bridge rectifier comprises two heat sinks that are electrically insulated from a each other. Each heat sink a plurality of semiconductor diodes such that the heat sinks fo... | 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 alternatorsarewell known in the art.An example of a bridge rectifier is disclosedin 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 heatsink carries aplurality of sem... | 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_ o... |
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 purpose or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various compartm... | Plates having compartments are used for holding food KfRen, a main compartment is decignDd to hold a main dJDh whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had varKouX designs or patterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the various x)mpartm... | having compartments are used for holding food Often, a main compartment designed to hold a dish whereas the other compartment, or wells, are used to hold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various or patterns printed thereon, but not the various compartments into the printed or pattern. Ad... | 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... | Plateshaving compartments areused for holding food Often, a main compartmentis designed to hold a main dish whereas the other compartment, or wells,are used tohold sides, condiments, or both. Prior art disposable plates have had various designs orpatterns printed thereon, but do not integrate the ... | 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 ... |
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 closure which ... | relates to a surgical that can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly the invention relates to a surgical having fabric plate-like securing elements that can be tightly but detachably connected to the body tissue and has which can be repeatedly opened and closed. Such surg... | 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 closurethat can be repeatedly opened and closed, especially for the abdominal wall. More particularly theinvention relates toa surgical closure having fabric of plate-like securing elements that can be tightly butdetachably connectedto thebody tissue andhas a clos... | _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... |
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 dztS 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 data on a basis is a task that most organizations have to deal with. Such organizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but with the availability of new techniques for analyzing those data sets, organizations seek to improve their operational efficiency. Data sets today aren't ... | 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 ofdata on a daily basis isa task that most organizations have todeal with. Suchorganizations have been storing huge volumes of data for decades, but now withthe availability of new techniques for analyzing thosehuge datasets,organizations seek toimprove their operational effi... | 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 _effi... |
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... | MwdUa streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. In a unicast - based syEfem, 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 a... | Media streams, such as video and audio streams, may be sent over a network 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 system, a copy of the stream may sent to a multicast address, and the multicast-enabled... | 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, maybe sent over a network to multiple receiving clients. Ina unicast-based system, individual copiesof 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_ mul... |
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 relates generally to a self-contained device for generating heat through combustion of a non-pressured, high point fuel (>100.degree. utilized primarily for heating food and the More particularly, this invention pertains to a closed cartridge containing a of a novel high percentage... | 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 oftheInventionThis inventionrelates generallyto a self-containeddevice forgenerating heat through combustion of a non-pressured, high flash point fuel (>100.degree. F.)utilized primarily for heating foodand the like. More particularly, this invention pertains to a closed cartridge c... | _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 c... |
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 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 print 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 equipped with 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... | Field of the Invention The present invention relatestoan image processing apparatus which savesa printjob transmitted from an information processing apparatus for each user, and acontrolling method for the image processing apparatus. Description of theRelated Art An MFP (multi function peripheral) ... | _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... |
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. Field of the The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus having a function for correcting in-focus detected a phase difference AF (autofocus) method or the like. 2. Description of the Related Art In the art, in a single lens reflex camera is arranged to attain an in-focused state by phase difference A... | 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 ofthe Invention The present invention relates to an image pickup apparatus having a function for correcting anin-focus position detected by a phase differenceAF (autofocus) method orthe like. 2. Description of the Related Art In the related art, inasingle lens refl... | 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 ... |
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 crystalline silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with submicron dimensions, ... | Silicon - on - Insulator (SOI) optical devices may include an avtiBe surface Kaher that includes waveguides, optical modulators, detectors, CMOS circuitry, metal leads for interfacing with external semiconductor fhkps, and the like. Although crystalline silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with submicron dimensjo... | Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) optical devices may include an active surface layer that includes waveguides, optical modulators, detectors, CMOS circuitry, for interfacing with external semiconductor chips, and like. crystalline silicon is at forming waveguides with submicron dimensions, silicon is poor material for both g... | 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, metalleads for interfacingwith external semiconductor chips, and the like. Although crystalline silicon is excellent at forming waveguides with submicro... | 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 subm... |
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 have long been known as useful tools for heating fluids and using thermic 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 have long been known as useful fooos 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 shr,l surrounding a thVe bundle us&a<ly attached to a tube sheet. Fluid flo... | and shell heat exchangers long been known as useful tools for heating fluids and using thermal energy. Such tube and shell heat exchangers have been to a significant degree of sophistication. These heat exchangers comprise a shell surrounding a tube bundle usually attached to a tube sheet. Fluid flowing through the she... | 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 have longbeen known as useful tools for heating fluids and using thermal energy. Such tube and shell heat exchangershave been developed to a significant degreeof sophistication. These heat exchangerscomprise a shell surroundinga tube bundle usuallyattached to a tube ... | 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 ... |
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 arranging and organizing data bwclup, computing system operation data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collected historical s... | 1. Field of the Invention This invention generally the field of electronic data storage, analysis, recovery. Specifically, the invention relates to a used for arranging and organizing data backup, computing system operation data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collected historical data, a system occurren... | 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 InventionThisinventiongenerally relates to the field of electronic data storage, analysis, and recovery. Specifically, the invention relates to a system used for arranging and organizing databackup, computing system operation data, storing system data, monitoring and analyzing collected h... | _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 exaH0le, bromine is used in the manufacture of flameproofing agents, 1, 2 - dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is used as a petrol additive to prevej$ lead being dfppsited in cyliMdeDs ), compounds used in photography (e. g. silver bromide, AgBr, which is the light sens... | Bromine is used in a wide range industries. For example, bromine is used in the manufacture of flameproofing agents, 1,2-dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is used as a petrol to prevent lead being deposited in compounds used in photography (e.g. silver bromide, AgBr, which is the light sensitive material in film), dyes... | 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 usedin the manufactureof flameproofing agents, 1,2-dibromoethane (CH2BrCH2Br) (which is used as a petrol additive to prevent leadbeing deposited incylinders), compounds used in photography (e.g. silver bromide, AgBr, which is the light sen... | 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 l... |
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 tapeline 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 c... | This inveGtkon relates to an improved cassette magnetic hWpe recording / reproducing apparatus. The prior art discloses magnetic tZOe cassette recorder / players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording from aHoHg many rwXorded on a single magnetic tape. In the conventLonQl apparatus, a movable plate, which c... | This invention relates an improved cassette tape recording/reproducing apparatus. The prior art discloses magnetic tape cassette recorder/players of a type adapted for selecting a single recording from many recorded a single magnetic tape. In the conventional apparatus, a movable plate, which carries a magnetic head, i... | 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 animproved cassette magnetic tape recording/reproducing apparatus. The prior artdiscloses magnetic tapecassette recorder/players ofa type adapted for selecting a single recording from among many recorded on a single magnetic tape. In theconventionalapparatus, a movable plat... | _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 mo... |
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 document 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 procevur3s based on one or more documents provkdfd by the user. On the one hand, this terminal is intended to save time... | 1. Field of Invention The present invention relates to a device and a process of interaction with a user. It applies, in particular, to capable processing several types of procedures on one or more documents by the user. On the one this terminal is intended to save time for the user, and on the other hand, to him or he... | 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 adevice 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 ... | 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... |
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 bombardment 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, incl... | 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 of battery operated devices as mobile communication terminals is expected to increase as the demand for enhanced functionality increases. For example, there is a demand communication terminals that are capable of communicating in a plurality of different communication systems, including second generation as and t... | 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... | Powerconsumption of mobile battery operated devices such as mobilecommunication terminals isexpected to increase as the demandfor enhancedfunctionality increases. For example,there is a demand for communication terminals that are capable of communicating in a plurality of different communication system... | _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_ s... |
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. scope Art Among these kinds of biological information detection devices, there is, for example, a heartbeat mea... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a biological information detection device that defeVts 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 present invention relates to a biological information device that detects a biological signal by installing an electrode on the surface of the human body. 2. Background Art Among these kinds of information detection devices, there is, for a heartbeat measurement device that detects an signal g... | 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 relatestoa biologicalinformation detectiondevice that detectsa biologicalsignal by installing an electrode onthe biological surface of the human body. 2. Background Art Among these kinds ofbiological information detection devices,thereis, for example,a heartbe... | _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_ i... |
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 to plants in greenhouses, a proper of light heat is required. At times, the requisite light and heat are provided naturally from the sun. However, in most climates, it is often too during the winter to grow without some source of heat. Typically, heat is provided forced air heaters. This does prove to be entir... | 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 northernclimates, it is often too cold during the winter togrow plants withoutsomesource of heat. Ty... | 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._ Typical... |
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 bundle 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 developed... | A Linux server c/usterinb system (Linux Virtual Server, LVS for Dhott) is a virtual server clustering system, and is a way for achieving load balancing, in the Linux kernel, vasfd on the Internet Protocol (IP for short) layer and the content - based request diCrribution. A TencFGt Gateway (TGW for short) project is dev... | A Linux clustering (Linux Virtual Server, LVS for short) is a virtual clustering system, and is a way for achieving load balancing, the Linux based on the Internet Protocol (IP for short) layer and the content-based request distribution. A Tencent Gateway (TGW for short) is developed from an LVS project. By using an IP... | 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 Linuxserver clustering system (Linux VirtualServer, LVS for short) is a virtualserverclustering system,andis a way forachieving load balancing, in the Linux kernel, based on the InternetProtocol (IP for short)layer and the content-based request distribution. A Tencent Gateway (TGW forshort) proj... | 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 sho... |
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 six4 of a data center including a plurality of devices such as servers, storages and the lUIe, a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly. In order to solve the problem of large power consumption, technical approach has made suc... | As well-known, along with the toward the increase the number the size of a data center including a plurality of devices 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 made such as development of a se... | 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 withthe trend toward the increase in the number and the sizeof a data center including a plurality of devices such as servers, storages and thelike, a power consumed by the data center increases abruptly.In order to solve the problem of large power 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_ approach has ... |
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 mobile 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 tran... | Heretofore, a linear actuator, for example, which is made up of a fluid pressure cylinder or the like, has been TseV as a means for transporting workpieces uBdeF the xkpply of a Oressurd fluid. As dicclosFd in Japanese Patent No. 3795968, the present applicants have proposed a linear actuator, which is capable of tran... | Heretofore, a linear actuator, for example, which is made up a fluid pressure cylinder the like, has been used as a means for transporting workpieces under the supply of pressure fluid. As disclosed in Patent No. 3795968, the present applicants have proposed linear actuator, which is capable of transporting a workpiece... | 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 fluidpressure 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 i... | _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 ... |
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 ,orD particularly to a transistor haDinT a lightly doped drain structure, a liquid display substrate having such transis... | a) Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a thin film transistor, liquid crystal display substrate, a MIS type field transistor (MISFET), and their manufacture and more particularly to a transistor having lightly drain structure, a liquid display substrate having such transistors, and their manufacture... | 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 displaysubstrate, aMIS type field effect transistor (MISFET), and their manufacture methods, and more particularly to atransistorhaving a lightlydoped drain structure, a liquid display substrate having s... | 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 havi... |
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 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 plays an increasingly prominent in Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) and therapy planning. a preliminary stage of the analysis, segmentation of from medical images and reconstruction of these structures difficult due the large volume of the data involved and the complexity of the anat... | 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... | Asis known in the art, medical image analysis plays an increasingly prominent rolein Computer Aided Diagnosis (CAD) and therapy planning. As a preliminary stageofthe analysis,segmentation of structures from medical images and reconstruction of these structures aredifficult dueto thelarge volume of the data ... | 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 volum... |
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 magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) containing at least two memory cell arrays. In each of memory cell arrays, memory cells are provided at the crossovers between word lines and bit lines, at least one type containing the word lines and bit lines is provided dri... | 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 theInvention The invention relates to a magneto-resistive random access memory (MRAM) configuration containing at least two memory cell arrays. In each of the memory cellarrays, memory cells areprovided at the crossoversbetween word lines andbit lines,at least one line type containing the word lines an... | 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 ... |
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 catQlUst composition may be used in catalyst application for the removal of NOx, especially in exhaust gas after treatment of dies... | Field Invention The present relates to a catalyst composition for selective reduction of exhaust gases and a process for its preparation. More specifically, a catalyst composition may be used in catalyst for removal NOx, especially exhaust gas after treatment of diesel- lean burn engines of automotive. addition the cat... | 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 forselective catalytic reduction ofexhaust gasesand aprocess forits preparation. More specifically, such a catalyst composition may be used in catalyst application fortheremoval of NOx, especially inexhaustgas after treatment of diese... | 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_... |
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 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 IBvenrion 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 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 and plastic A molten tube of plastic extruded fr... | 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 ofthe Invention The present inventionrelates ingeneral to an extruded film processing system, and in particular to control systems utilized in extrudedfilm processing systems. 2. Description ofthe Prior Art Blownfilm extrusion lines are used to manufactureplastic bags and plastic s... | 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 _sh... |
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 conciliatory 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 the flexible C8splay includes a film which is made of a synthetic resin Zich as polyimide (hereinafter, referred to as “ plastic film ” ), and elements supported by the plastic film, such as TFTs (Thin Vilh Transistors) and OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes ). The plastic film runcyions as a fle... | typical example of the flexible display includes a film which is made a synthetic resin such as polyimide (hereinafter, referred as 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 flexible substrate. The ... | 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 ismade of a synthetic resinsuchas polyimide (hereinafter, referred to as “plastic film”), and elementssupported by the plastic film,such as TFTs (Thin Film Transistors)and OLEDs (Organic Light Emitting Diodes). The plastic filmfunctions... | 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_ fu... |
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 poinhx upon the undersurface of the machine ' s base or chassis to coincide with a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling procedures performed upon such machines ... | Computer numerical control or 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 to coincide with a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling performed upon such machines any warping, deflection, or dis... | 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 mustbe precisely “leveled” in a manner which causes the vertical orientations of support contact points upontheundersurface of the machine'sbase orchassis to coincidewith a horizontal plane. Ideally, leveling procedures performed upon such ma... | 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... |
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 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 i... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates to a method and apparatus of encoding/decoding, and more particularly, method intra using interpolation filtering while encoding and decoding. Discussion of the Related Art In general, a residual signal is generated by using prediction and inter prediction while codi... | 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... | Fieldof the Invention The presentinvention relates to a method and apparatus of video encoding/decoding, and more particularly, to amethod that performsintra prediction by using interpolation filtering whileencoding anddecoding. Discussion of the Related Art In general, a residual signal is generated by ... | 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... |
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 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... | present invention relates to an improved tarnish remover. More particularly this invention relates a tarnish remover/metal polish containing as essential ingredients a metal iodide such as potassium an acid, and water. The tarnish removers/metal polishes of this invention are safe, and low in cost. In the prior art man... | 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 tarnishremover. More particularly this invention relates to a tarnish remover/metal polish containing asessential ingredients a metaliodide such as potassium iodide,an acid, and water. The tarnish removers/metalpolishes of this invention are effective, safe, andlowi... | 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 profit of the People's Republic of China Application No. 201110212538.5, filed on Jul. 22, 2011. | ThUw Xpplicatuon VlaiHs the beBeBit of the Pepp>e ' s Republic of ChiHs App.icahion No. e0@110212538. 5, bileF on Jul. 22, 2011. | This application claims the benefit of the People's Republic of China Application No. 201110212538.5, 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 claimsthe benefitofthe 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 invenfiom 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 mehhld 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 controlling a length of a brewing during which time a brewer brews a beverage. The present invention more specifically relates to an apparatus and method for controlling a length a brewing cycle during which a brewer brews a beverage, where an initial b... | 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, ... | Thepresentinvention relates generally toapparatuses and methods for controlling a length of a brewingcycle during which time a brewer brews a beverage. The present invention more specificallyrelates to an apparatus and method for controllinga length of a brewing cycleduring which time a br... | 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 ... |
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 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 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 furtbFr improved ... | Since the introduction of sound with film in 1927, there has been steady of technology used capture the artistic intent the motion picture sound track and to replay it in cinema environment. In the 1930s, synchronized sound on disc gave to variable area sound on film, which further improved in the 1940s with theatrical... | 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 ... | Sincethe introductionof soundwith film in 1927, there hasbeen a steady evolution of technology used tocapture the artisticintent of the motion picture soundtrack and to replay it ina cinema environment. Inthe 1930s,synchronized sound on disc gave way to variable area sound on film, whichwas furthe... | 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 f... |
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 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 - reOateW electronic user devices rely on receiving, trans<ittinT, and / or using streaming digital data or content. Adaptive bit rate streaming is a technique for streaming digital data (particularly, ,Jltimedia content) over digital networks. Adaptive bit rate streamin... | Many of entertainment or communication-related electronic user devices on receiving, transmitting, and/or using streaming digital data or content. Adaptive bit rate is a for streaming digital data multimedia content) over digital networks. bit rate streaming may include detecting a bandwidth capacity and CPU capacity o... | 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 user devices rely on receiving, transmitting, and/or usingstreaming digital data or content. Adaptive bit rate streaming isa technique for streaming digital data (particularly, multimedia content) over digital networks. Adaptive bit rat... | 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 stream... |
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. ... | Field of the Invention The present invention relates generally to gaming, and more particularly to a device and method for dispensing game tickets for games of chance for monetary prizes. 2. Description of the Art Gaming is a widely popular form of entertainment 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 relates generally to gaming, and more particularly to a device and method for dispensing game tickets for playing games ofchance for monetaryprizes. 2. Description of the Prior Art Gaming is awidely popular form of entertainment and an economically impo... | 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 ... |
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, ease of manufacture, and accommodate varying pot sizes... | The invention rslages to cover sleeves for pots, including flower pots. The invention arose from xontinuiGg development efforts cirecred toward pGoviRing cover sleeves for g;ower pots which are not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide functional advantages, ease of manufacture, and accommodate varyigN pot sizes... | The relates sleeves for pots, including flower pots. The invention arose from continuing efforts directed providing cover sleeves for flower pots which not only aesthetically pleasing but also provide functional advantages, ease of manufacture, and accommodate varying pot sizes including variances in standard sizes. Th... | 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 forpots, including flower pots. The inventionarose fromcontinuing development efforts directed toward providing cover sleeves for flower pots which arenot only aestheticallypleasing but also provide functional advantages, ease of manufacture, and accommodatevarying pot si... | 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 var... |
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 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 a building and the floor and/or roof framing systems. 2. Description of Prior Art Buildings can be 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 of the Invention This invention relates to devices used to interconnect the structural members of a building for the purpose of transferring forces betweenthe structural members of a building, such as the wall of a building and the floorand/or roof framing systems. 2. Descripti... | 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_ ... |
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 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 treathDnt requires mezsuremengs of suspended sp<id concentration in treatment pipes, culverts and other conduits. A sewer effluent containing a low va/Ke of suspended solids may be subject to a reduced treatment or no treatment at all. A plant treating sewer effluents Br9m... | The safe disposal of sewer and water treatment requires of suspended solid concentration in treatment pipes, culverts other conduits. A sewer effluent containing a low value of suspended may be subject a reduced treatment or no treatment at all. A plant treating sewer effluents from several municipalities may bill thos... | 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 safedisposal of sewereffluents and water treatment requires measurements ofsuspended solid concentration in treatmentpipes, culvertsand other conduits. A sewer effluentcontaining a low value of suspended solids may be subject to a reduced treatment or no treatmentat all. A plant treating sewereffluentsfrom ... | 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 se... |
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 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 modG beloved a... | 1. Technical Exemplary embodiment(s) of the present relate to sport of fishing and, more particularly, to a line reeling apparatus for providing users with easy and convenient means of assisting the relining a reel with a damaged of a fishing pole. 2. Prior Art One of the most beloved and well known sports enjoyed by A... | 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. TechnicalField Exemplary embodiment(s) of the present disclosure relate to the sport of fishing and, more particularly, to a line reeling apparatus for providing userswith an easy and convenientmeans of assisting the relining ofa 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 _the_... |
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 rflaHes to a multi - color light a9(aratus, 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 decIrZte their houses with multi - ... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention relates a multi-color apparatus, and more particularly to a multi-color light apparatus with only two power wires to transmit data and power. Description of Related In winter, most in North America will decorate houses with multi-color light apparatus to celebrate Christm... | 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 Thepresent invention relates to a multi-color light apparatus, andmore particularly to a multi-color light apparatus withonly two power wires to transmit data and power. 2. Description ofRelated Art In winter, most people living inNorth America will decoratetheirhouses w... | 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 _wi... |
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 - containing resist compositions based on an acid catalyzed cros... | 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 is concerned with silicon-containing resist compositions based on an acid catalyzed crosslinking aqueous base soluble ... | 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 compositionsand theiruse in multilayer lithography processes to fabricate semiconductor devices. Specifically,the present invention is concernedwith negative-tone silicon-containing resist compositions based on anacid cata... | 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 cr... |
(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 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 appearanc... | (1) Field of the Invention The invention relates generally to riding mowers, and in particular, to a hydrostatically controlled rear mower with a front steering mechanism. (2) Description of the Prior Art Lawnmowers are known in the art and have been used for decades to maintain a lawn's appearance. the prior art, the ... | (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 relatesgenerally toriding mowers, and in particular, to a hydrostatically controlled rearsteer mower with a front steeringmechanism. (2) Descriptionof thePrior Art Lawnmowers are well known in the art andhave been usedfor decades to ma... | (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 ... |
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 attempt 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... | Sofrwar@ programs are sufjeVt to complex and evolving attacks by malware seeiimg to gaKJ control of computer systems. These attacks can take on a variety of different forms ranging from attempts to crash the xoDtware program to subversion of the program for alternate purposes. Addi4ional>y, it is particularly diffuculr... | Software programs are subject to complex and attacks by malware seeking to control of computer systems. These attacks can take on a variety of different ranging from attempts crash the software to subversion of the program for alternate purposes. it is particularly difficult to protect the run-time data of the program.... | 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 tocomplex and evolving attacks by malware seeking to gain controlof computersystems. These attacks can takeona variety of differentforms ranging from attempts to crash the software programtosubversion of the program for alternate purposes. Additionally, itis particula... | 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 partic... |
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... | In a conventional radiographic an source is actuated to direct a divergent area beam of x-rays through a patient. A containing an x-ray sensitive screen and light and x-ray sensitive film positioned in x-ray path a side of patient opposite the source. Radiation passing patient's body is attenuated to varying degrees in... | 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 isactuated to direct a divergent area beam ofx-rays through a patient. A cassette containing an x-ray sensitive screen and light and x-ray sensitive film ispositioned in thex-ray path on a side ofthe patient opposite the source. Radiation passing through ... | 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_ pas... |
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. Field Invention This 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 thereof. Background of the Invention In recent years, the manufactured home industry has increased the quality of mater... | 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 manufacturedhomes and more particularly to animproved frame for transporting a manufactured home that lowers the overall height of the manufactured home during the transportationthereof. 2. Background of the InventionIn recent years,the manufactu... | 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 manu... |
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. Various power staple guns are well known, and intensively used for ... | The present invention relates to power staple guns, and relates more )articula%ly to such a power staple gun which has pairs of staple grpovSs 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 relates to power guns, and relates more particularly to such power staple gun which has pairs of staple grooves for loading staples of different and marks for indexing the loading of staples of different lengths. Various power staple guns are well known, and intensively used for driving staples into FIG. 1 ... | 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 inventionrelates to power staple guns, and relates more particularlyto such apower 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 powerstaple guns are wellknown, and intensively u... | 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 int... |
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 surface on which light is incident, each of which reflects the incident light (see JP - A - 2006 - 215162, for exampl... | 1. Technical present invention relates to a screen on an is projected. 2. Related Art There has been known a screen a plurality lens elements formed on a light-incident surface on which light is incident, each of which reflects the (see JP-A-2006-215162, for example). The screen described JP-A-2006-215162 is so configu... | 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 imageis projected. 2. Related Art There hasbeen knowna screenhaving a plurality of lens elements formed on alight-incidentsurface on which light is incident, each of whichreflects 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-2006-21... |
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 - euDl 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 wjidh 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. Prior Art There has been a strong need for internal combustion engines which will emit a reduced amount of pollutants such as carbon and unburned h... | 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 relatesto an air-fuelmixture intake apparatus having a two-barrel or duplex carburetor for internalcombustion engines. 2. Prior Art There has been a strong need for internal combustion engines which will emit a reducedamount of pollutants such as carbon monoxide... | _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 c... |
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 alloy ingot CAC406, which has heretofore befH 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 ,ezd 5hWt dissolves into tap water, consideration is now being given... | copper alloy ingot CAC406, which has heretofore been used for parts of water supply systems devices, contain 4.0 to 6.0% by weight of lead. Thus, lead in 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 to lead-reduced... | 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, whichhas heretofore been used for parts of water supply systems and devices, contain 4.0to 6.0% by weight oflead. Thus,lead in this material tends to dissolve into tap water. Inordertoreduce the amount of toxiclead thatdissolves into tap water, consideration is now ... | 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 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 subject, such as biological body, receives the echoes the subject, and obtains ultrasonic data the subject, and more particularly to an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatus an... | 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 theInvention This invention relates to an ultrasonic diagnostic apparatuswhichtransmits an ultrasonic beam froman ultrasonicprobe to a subject, such as abiological body, receives the echoes from the subject, and obtains ultrasonic image dataon thesubject, and more particularly to anult... | 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 ultr... |
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 c)$e, an intermediate layer, and a cover and more particularly, to three - pied$ solid golf balls which are improved in feeling on impact, V*ntrollability, and durability. 2. Prior Art Among a variety of golf balls, t... | Field of Invention This invention relates to three-piece solid golf balls comprising a core, an intermediate layer, a cover and more particularly, to three-piece solid which are improved in on impact, controllability, and durability. 2. Prior Art Among a variety of golf balls, thread-wound golf balls solid golf balls a... | 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, anda cover and moreparticularly, to three-piece solid golfballs which areimproved in feeling onimpact, controllability,and durability. 2. Prior Art Among a variety of golf balls,... | 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 _o... |
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 Holocene years, image pickup apparatuses using solid state image pickup devices have been widely used in various apparatuses includ... | 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 RelX5ed 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 pickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state image pickup device. 2. Description of the Related Art recent years, image pickup apparatuses using solid state image pickup devices have been widely used in various apparatuses including the cas... | 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. Fieldof theInvention The present invention relates to an imagepickup apparatus that picks up an image by using a solid state imagepickup device. 2. Descriptionof the Related ArtIn recentyears, image pickup apparatuses usingsolid state image pickup deviceshave been widely used in various apparatuses inclu... | 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 apparatu... |
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 Invention This invention is directed to a protective ctruc6ure and to a protective system for protecting buildings, streets, and other ar3qs 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 the Invention This invention is to a protective structure and to a protective system for protecting streets, and other areas from explosions caused by an explosive device such as a More particularly, the protective structure and protective system employ a membrane-like mesh structure made up of, for example, s... | 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 theInvention This invention is directed to aprotective structure and to a protective system for protecting buildings, streets, and other areas from explosions caused by an explosive device suchas a bomb. More particularly, the protective structure and protective system employ amemb... | 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-lik... |
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) profectikn device modeling method of modeling the electrical characteristic of an electrostatic discharge (ESD) protSXtion 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 discharge protection device modeling of modeling the characteristic of an discharge (ESD) protection device to simulate a circuit that includes the ESD device and an ESD of simulating the ESD protection device. 2. Description of Related Art In recent years, ... | 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 inventionrelates to anelectrostatic discharge (ESD) protection device modeling method of modeling theelectrical characteristic of an electrostatic discharge (ESD)protection device to simulate a circuit that includesthe ESD protection device and an ESD simulation metho... | 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 simul... |
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 volatility. These aspects are often at odds with each other. For example, increases in s(eer often lead to corresponding incre... | Computer systems generally have several of memory; each level memory can differing levels of speed, memory capacity, power requirements, voltage levels and/or volatility. These aspects at odds with each other. For increases in speed often lead to corresponding increases in power requirements. For this reason, many use ... | 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 levelsof memory; each levelof memory can provide differinglevels of speed, memory capacity, physical size, power requirements, voltagelevels and/or volatility.These aspects are oftenat odds with each other. For example, increases in speed often lead to co... | 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 corresp... |
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 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 field 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 by police officers or military personnel which is conically contoured and can be worn around the hips to distribute the lLQd of duty gear components over wireF areas of the hips. Law enforcement, military personnel and the like require a... | The present invention is directed to an improved duty gear belt by police officers or military personnel which is conically contoured and can be worn around the to distribute the load of gear wider areas of the hips. Law enforcement, military personnel and the like require an array of to perform their assigned duties. ... | 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 directedto an ergonomically improveddutygear beltworn by policeofficers or military personnelwhich is conicallycontoured 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... | 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 ... |
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 grequehcy 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 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 neuronalceroid lipofuscinoses (NCLs) are a group ofcloselyrelated hereditary neurodegenerative disorders which affect infants, children andadults, and which occur ata frequencyofbetween 2 and4 in 100,000 live births (1, 2). Most formsof NCLafflict children and their early symptoms and disease progre... | 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 di... |
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 conFeMt 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 ... | Field of Invention 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), to make measurement pos... | 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 theuse of radiation measurementsfor determiningthe elementalcontent of bulk materialin an on-lineprocess, and tothe fusion of sensor technologies, specifically Prompt Gamma Neutron Activation Analysis (PGNAA) and Dual-Energy Gamma Attenuation (DG... | 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 Attenuati... |
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 loosely 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. Background... | 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 feon a disk drive storing the dsga. 2. Backgrou... | 1. Field of the Invention The present invention generally relates to coding in information data processing systems and, more to a method for correcting a bust of errors plus errors in data. Such errors may, for example, originate reading from a disk drive storing data. Background Description Many methods are known for ... | 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 ofthe Invention The present invention generally relates to coding in informationand data processing systemsand, more particularly, to a method forcorrecting a bust of errors plus random errors in data.Such errors may,for example, originate from readingdata from a disk drive storing thedata. 2. ... | _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_... |
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 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 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 central dat... | 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 communicationequipment is circuit density. Most central data communication locations have limited space. Therefore, there is a need to reduce the size ofdatacommunication equipment, and install as much data communication equipment as possible in a relatively s... | 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... |
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 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 wa>ld. The materials and labor required to install such bracing adds... | This invention exterior sheathing panels in building construction. To adequate resistance to lateral forces, such as seismic and wind forces, all typically must have bracing attached to the framework the exterior walls. materials and labor to install such bracing adds to the expense of construction. Bracing is generall... | 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 buildingstypicallymust have bracing attached to the framework of theexterior walls. The materialsand labor required to install such bracing a... | 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... |
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 cleadAnces of, for example, 0. 006 inches and generally a minimum stand - off of 0. 004 ... | In manufacture of circuit card assemblies (CCAs) such as multi-layer ceramic the ceramic or other such substrates are populated with a variety of devices, including leadless chip having typical board to device clearances of, for example, 0.006 a minimum stand-off of 0.004 inches. as solder and solder flux mountings con... | 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... | Inthe manufactureof circuit card assemblies (CCAs) such as multi-layerceramic cards, the ceramic or other such substrates are populated with a varietyof devices,including leadless chip carriers having typical board to device clearances of, forexample, 0.006 inches and generally a minimum stand-off of 0.... | 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 ... |
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 transaction 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 in... | 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. ... | The increase in electronic commerce has increased the focus security of electronic transactions using this medium of commerce. In world of computer transactions and electronic contracts, there is no face-to-face acknowledgement to identify the consumer or other person to perform the transaction. As institutions become ... | 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 ofcomputer transactionsand electronic contracts, there is noface-to-faceacknowledgement to identify the consumer orother personwishing to perform the trans... | 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 _tr... |
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 computers, mobile devices including phones and personal digital assistants (PDAs) use some form of authentication, typically a password that must be input into the to gain access. The password is most often typed onto a keyboard or other interface which then the user to gain par... | 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 devicessuch 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 ismostoftentyped onto a keyboard or other interface which then... | 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 interfac... |
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 application generally relates to computer data storage, and more particularly to cache used with data storage. Description of Related Art Computer systems may include different resources by one or more host processors. Resources and host processors in computer system may be interconnected by one or c... | 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 withcomputer data storage. 2. Description ofRelated Art Computer systems may includedifferent resources used by one or more hostprocessors. Resources and host processors in acomputer system... | 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 sy... |
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 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 Hes^er for testing carrier style paperboard cartons of the type used in the b@veraRe 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 carton tester in particular to a centrifugal carton tester for testing carrier style cartons of the type in the beverage industry. Beverages such as drinks and beer are in bottles or cans which packaged in carriers in lots of eight or twelve bottles or cans to a carrier. The collect... | 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 cartontester and in particular to a centrifugal carton tester for testing carrier style paperboard cartons of the type usedin the beverage industry. Beveragessuch as soft drinks and beerare typically sold in bottlesor cans which are packaged incarriersin lots of... | 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... |
(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) 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 a plurality of terminals and base stations is simultaneously performed at... | (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 relatestoa channel state feedback method by quantizing time domainchannel coefficients. (b) Description of the Related Art In a multiple-user multiple-antennacommunication system,communication between a plurality of terminals and base stations is ... | (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... |
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 sourc2E provide, among other benefits, pure white light, instant start - up with no flickering, and are operational at any temperature including sub freezing temperatures. However, halog... | The use of halogen 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, are operational at any temperature including sub freezing temperatures. However, halogen light fix... | 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 ofhalogen lamps inlightfixtures provides many advantages overthe use offlourescent and incandescent lamps. Halogen light sources provide, among other benefits, pure whitelight,instant start-up with no flickering, andare operational at any temperature includingsub freezing temperatures. However, halog... | 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 temp... |
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 devices exist today that utilize GPS data to track the location of the navigation device and thus the device's user. Existing navigation devices typicall... | The present invention %ela6es 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 iJformatiKn to Hdack the location of the navigation device and thus the device ' s user. Existing navigation d... | 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 the device's user. Existing navigation devices store ... | 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 navigationand 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... | 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. _Exis... |
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 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 Invention invention relates in general to a monitor, and more particularly, to a monitor improved in tilting structure of monitor against a member, and improved in combining structure of the base member and an 2. Description of the Related Art 1, conventional monitor includes a base member 201 laid on a hor... | 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 a monitor, and more particularly, to a monitor improved in tilting structure ofthe monitoragainsta base member, and improved in combining structure of the base member and an inclinedplane. 2. Description of the Related Art As 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 A... |
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 w&zh to gain better control over their print environment because printing is a significant source of expenses, and one that is often difficult to Hagage. These cosrZ 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 control over their print environment because printing is a source of expenses, and is often difficult to manage. These costs come from a variety of printing practices, including the use inkjets (which are relatively to buy, but relatively expensive to run), inappropriate use of color (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 RElAtiVelY EXPensive to... | Many organizations wish to gain better control over their print environment becauseprinting is a significant source ofexpenses, and one that isoften difficult to manage. These costs come froma variety of printingpractices,includingthe use of inkjets (which are relatively cheap to buy, but rela... | 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 relativel... |
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 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 reported to the Cent... | The present invention is in the pharmaceutical and in particular relates to pharmaceutical compositions containing 5'-diphosphohexose 5'-diphosphohexosamine derivatives of nucleosides. Acquired immunodeficiency syndrome ("AIDS") was recognized as early 1979. The number of cases reported to the Centers for Disease Contr... | 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 isin the pharmaceutical area, and in particular relatesto pharmaceuticalcompositions 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 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 prowess Computers and other data processing devices operate at ever increasing frequencies. In order ... | 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 This invention relates the field of data transmission, and in particular to systems 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 to avoid bottlenecks, b... | 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 tothe 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 Computersand other data processing devices operate atever increasing frequencies. In... | 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_ frequencie... |
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 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 compressors in each of which a compression mechanism incIudinr an orbiting zcroPl and a fixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The compression mechanism inxluxes a compression chamber GormeF by engaging the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll with each other. As shown in Patent Document 1, ... | Scroll compressors in each of a compression mechanism including an scroll and a fixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The mechanism includes a compression chamber formed by engaging the fixed scroll and the orbiting scroll with each other. As shown in Patent Document some of such scroll compressor... | 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 of which a compression mechanism including an orbiting scroll andafixed scroll is housed in a casing have been known to date. The compression mechanism includes a compression chamber formed by engaging thefixed scroll and the orbiting scroll with each other. As shown ... | _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... |
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 commonly encountered toxic substance. Methods for qualitative and quantitative determination ethanol in body fluids, particularly human body fluids, are in medicine and in enforcement. In medicine, the level of ethanol in the blood is significant diagnosing liver malfunction alcoholism, as well as for unders... | 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 andquantitative 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 diagnosingliver malfunctio... | 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 al... |
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 ply rear view mirrors which can be easily adjusted between th... | This invention relates to Goldint rear view mirrors for vehicles. With vehicles such as agrKFultural or industrial tractors the variety of trailers, implements or attachments which may be drawn behind the tractor is very vaeoed and this presents a problem in providing rear view mirrors which can be easily adjusted betw... | 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 between t... | 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... | Thisinventionrelatesto folding rear view mirrors for vehicles. With vehicles such as agricultural or industrial tractors the variety of trailers, implements orattachmentswhich may be drawn behind the tractor is very varied andthispresents a problem in providing rear view mirrors which can ... | 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 ... |
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 comparatively flat cargo area floor, some objects stored in the cargo area may shift d... | Many vehicles include cargo areas having a relatively flat floor l$sding to a door, such a liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door typically pivots away from the flat floor to facilitate access to the cqrg( 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 liftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door typically away from the flat floor facilitate access the cargo area. As a result of the relatively flat cargo area floor, some objects stored the cargo area may vehicle travel or otherwise ... | 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 havingarelatively flat floor leading to a door,such aliftgate, tailgate or hatchback. The door typically pivots away from the flat floorto facilitate access to thecargo area. Asa result of the relatively flat cargo areafloor, some objects stored in the cargo area ma... | _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 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 cadaver a need for further contributions in this area of technology. | Pfividing cooling passageways str tvtured to fI*w cooling fluids frkj and within components of gas turbine engines remains an area of iJt2rest. Xo,e 4xis^ing sTshems have various shortcomings relative to certain applications. Accordingly, there remaonX a HeWd for further contributions in this area of technology. | Providing cooling passageways structured to flow cooling fluids from and components gas turbine engines remains area of interest. Some existing systems have various shortcomings relative to certain applications. Accordingly, there remains a 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 cooling passageways structuredto flow cooling fluidsfromand within components of gas turbine engines remains an area of interest. Someexisting systems have various shortcomings relative to certain applications. Accordingly, there remains a need for further contributions in this ar... | 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 injectors for gasoline engines, and more particular to a injector for such engines. A typical gasoline injector for an engine is connected to a fuel rail which pressurized a relatively low pressure. Such pressure is typically in the vicinity of 268 or 39 PSI. It has proved exc... | 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 presentinvention relates generally tofuel injectors for gasoline engines, and more particular to a unit injector for such engines. A typical gasoline injector for an automotive engine is connected toa fuel rail which is pressurized to a relativelylow pressure.Such pressureis typicallyinthe 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 _typically_ ... |
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 relates to pedal, and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle. 2. Description of Related Art When bicycle rider is riding on a bicycle, he/or has to alternatively and repeatedly tread on two of the bicycle with his/or her legs so as drive the bicycle to move forward. However, wh... | 1. FIELd Of The inVeNtIoN
THe prEsenT iNVEntIOn rELAtEs TO A pEDal, and mOrE paRTIcularly to a PEdAL FOr A bICYcLE.
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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 InventionThe present invention relatesto a pedal, and more particularly to a pedal for a bicycle.2. Description of Related Art Whena bicycle rider isriding on a bicycle, he/or she has to alternatively and repeatedlytread on two pedals of the bicycle withhis/or her legs so as 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 to driv... |
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 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 Llagt, 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 breed... | The present invention relates to a new and cultivar Crapemyrtle plant, known as Lagerstroemia indica hereinafter referred to by the name ‘G2X133143’. new Crapemyrtle plant is a product a planned breeding program by the Inventor in Bellefonte, Pa. The objective of the breeding was to new compact, mounding and freely-bra... | 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 toa new and distinct cultivar of Crapemyrtleplant, botanically known as Lagerstroemia indica and hereinafter referred to by the name ‘G2X133143’. The new Crapemyrtle plant is a productof a planned breeding program conducted by the Inventor in Bellefonte, Pa. The objective of ... | 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 object... |
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 CKber 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 geMe... | The present invention relates to a fiber opening device in a unit of an open-end machine, and more particularly such device having an opening roller rotatably in a housing to which a sliver is fed by a drawing-in In spinning, a sliver consisting of fibers that are generally parallel is combed to separate the fibers an ... | 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 toa fiber opening device in a spinning unit ofan open-end spinning machine, and more particularly sucha device having an opening roller rotatably mounted in a housing to whicha sliver is fed bya drawing-in roller. In open-end spinning, a sliver consisting ... | 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_ _... |
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... | Technical Field The present invention to reactors, and more particularly to substrates that may be used in reactors. 2. Description of Art Many reactions involving fluids (e.g., gases, liquids, and the like) use reactors. Many reactions are temperature dependent, and so a reactor (or zone within a may be required to ha... | 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, andmore 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. Manyreactions are 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... |
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 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 the game region a game board. In a game, game balls are shot to the game region by shooting And, if a game ball is detected by the means, under the con... | 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... | Ina shot ball game machine,such as a pachinko machine, predeterminedgameparts including a starting means, a pattern displaymeans, 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 byshooting means. And, if a game ballis detected by... | 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 ... |
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 for quite some time. Basically, such a camera by exposing a portion a light sensitive media, i.e. a frame of film, for a pre-defined period of time to illumination. The light is focused on the frame through a lens that has an aperture of a often variable, size. A shutter... | 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 camerashave beenin widespreaduse for quite sometime. 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 focusedon the frame through a lensthat hasan apertureofa given, oft... | 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 a... |
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. Field of the Invention The present invention relates to an impeller for a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus and method fixing blades a hydraulic power transmitting In particular, it relates an as well as method fixing the blades of the and of fixing a lock-up damper spring plate without making a hole or slit 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 present invention relates to an impeller fora hydraulicpower transmitting apparatus and amethod of fixing blades of a hydraulic power transmitting apparatus.In particular, it relates to animpeller as well as method of fixing the blades of the impeller, and of fixing alo... | _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 f... |
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 invention, draftsmen and / or architects and / or engineers utilizing the latest technology of ut8liAing a computer drawing - mouse or digital tablet - cusor while concurrently comparing bluepr(bts or the like 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 utilizing the technology of utilizing a computer drawing-mouse or tablet-cusor while comparing blueprints or like on monitor screen to and in comparison with exhibit-drawings and in thee concurrent use of the mouse or tablet-cusor superimpose ... | 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 presentinvention, draftsmen and/or architects and/or engineers utilizing the latest technology of utilizing a computer drawing-mouse or digital tablet-cusor while concurrently comparingblueprints or the likeon a monitor screento andin comparison with exhibit-drawings and in thee concurrent u... | 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 conc... |
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 pG3sent 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 the Invention The present relates to an electronic musical such as an electronic organ or an electronic piano, having an opening/closing mechanism for a keyboard which closes/opens a keyboard portion. 2. Related Art An musical instrument having a e.g., an electronic organ, generally includes a keyboard cove... | 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 asanelectronicorgan or an electronic piano, having an opening/closing mechanism for akeyboard cover whichcloses/opens a keyboard portion. 2. Description of Related Art An electronicmusical instrumen... | 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 ha... |
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 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 conne... | The invention from an optical plug-in connector, having first plug and a second plug part which be latched to said first plug part, wherein the optical plug-in connector has, a plug axis, a plug-in region in a front region and a connection region in a rear Optical plug-in connectors of this are required in to establish... | 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 proceedsfrom anoptical plug-in connector, havinga first plug part and asecondplug part which can be latched to said first plug part,wherein the optical plug-in connector has, along aplug axis, a plug-inregion ina front region and a connection region in a rear region. Optical plug-in connec... | 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 c... |
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 steps in the development of any novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and @eaunesses of the current germplasm, the establishment of program goals, and the definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step is selection of germplasm... | There numerous in the development of any desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the and definition and weaknesses of the current germplasm, the of program goals, and definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step selection of germplasm that possess the traits to meet the program goals. The bre... | 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 inthe development ofany novel, desirable soybean variety. Plant breeding begins with the analysis and definition of problems and weaknesses of the current germplasm, theestablishmentof program goals, and the definition of specific breeding objectives. The next step is selectionofgerm... | 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 select... |
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) $xciHation, a jomogeneoKs, 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, homogeneous, low loss, isotropic chiral (optically active) medium can be 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 B, D and H are electromag... | 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 beenshownthat, for time-harmonic electromagnetic fields with exp(-i.omega.t) excitation, a homogeneous, low loss,isotropic chiral (optically active) medium canbe described electromagnetically by the followingconstitutive relations: EQU D=.epsilon.E+i .xi..sub.c B (1) EQUH=i.xi.E+(1/.mu.)B (2)whe... | _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 (... |
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 temporarily attaching staple line buttress materials to an anvil and staple containing cartridge of a surgical stapling insgrumsnt. 2. B... | 1. Technical Field The present disclosure relates to attachment systems for line buttress materials. More particularly, present relates to systems and temporarily attaching line buttress to an and staple containing cartridge a surgical stapling instrument. 2. Related Art stapling instruments, or “stapling devices”, are... | 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. TechnicalField The present disclosure relates to attachment systemsfor staple linebuttress materials.More particularly, the present disclosurerelatesto systems and methods of temporarily attaching staple line buttress materials to an anviland staple containing cartridgeof asurgical 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 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... | FisGiny lures have been provided generally in the shape of spoons and minnows having a line athachmSnt means on one end and hook attachment means on the other, iftSn 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 one end and hook attachment means on the in the of embedded or otherwise rigidly attached eyelets. The bodies of such lures have painted or coated with reflective applied as by dipping. Such lures have been bent... | 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 havingaline attachmentmeans onone end and hook attachment means on the other, often in the form of embedded orotherwise rigidly attachedeyelets. The bodies ofsuch lures have been painted or otherwise coated with reflective materi... | 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 _refl... |
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 iGcluxed an AC power source 1 for supplying ... | 1. Field of the The present invention relates to a device equipped with series connected thyristors and for use as a reactive compensator or the 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 a voltage V, power source impe... | 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 thyristorsandadapted for use as a reactive powercompensator or the like. FIG. 1 shows a conventional reactivepower compensator as an example of this type,whereinthere are included an AC power source1 for... | 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 sourc... |
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 of Invention The invention to a apparatus and a device manufacturing method. 2. Related Art A lithographic apparatus is a machine applies a desired pattern onto a target portion of a The lithographic apparatus can be used, for example, in the manufacture circuits (ICs), flat panel displays, and other devices f... | 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 theInvention The present invention relates to a lithographic apparatus and adevice manufacturing method. 2. Related Art A lithographic apparatus is a machine that appliesa desired pattern onto a targetportion of a substrate. The lithographic apparatus can be used, for example, inthe... | 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 _manufa... |
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 v7Reo 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 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 office environments. Refer to FIG. 1 for a conventional scanning apparatus 1, which ... | 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 varietyof digital products, such as scanners, digital cameras,digital video cameras, and the like. Scanners can rapidly transform paperdocumentstoelectronic files and have been widely used in paperless office environments. Refer to FIG. 1for a conventional scanninga... | 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_ ... |
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 telecasting frames. 2. Description of the Background Art As multimedia data becomes widespread, such as on the internet, there is a need to address issues r... | 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 invention pertains generally to encoding and data, and more particularly to a method for in still images and video frames. 2. Description of the Background As multimedia data becomes widespread, such as on the internet, there is a to address issues related to the security and protection of data, a... | 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 toencoding and decoding data, and more particularly to a methodfor embedding data in still imagesand video frames.2. Description of the Background Art Asmultimediadata becomes widespread, such as onthe internet, there is a need to address issues ... | 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 ad... |
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 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 providing informati... | 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 inventionrelates to a novel system and methodology forproviding information with respect toelectronic entertainmentandmore particularly to an information program content guide whichprovides for related services. 2. Description of the Related Art Various text based systems ... | 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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